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Men's Golf Confident 2014 Will Cement Legacy at Coker
HARTSVILLE, S.C – Over the last two years, the Coker men's golf team has propelled itself into the national spotlight and become a team synonymous with winning. That high praise and attention has sparked a fire in the 2014 team to cement itself among the greatest teams in Coker golf history. However, the Cobras know the only obstacle in their way of cementing that legacy is their consistency.
The 2013 team entered the season with their confidence at an all-time high after winning the conference championship and being nationally ranked in two well-known polls. While the team's confidence would never falter, its play would sway back-and-forth all season as the team posted top-five finishes in all four fall tournaments, but only one top-five in the five spring tournaments.
"I have a great group of confident guys," said first-year coach Danny Allen, who comes to Coker after serving as assistant men's golf coach at the University of Pennsylvania the last two years. "I love that we already have the confidence to compete with anyone, now we just have to add the consistency to win another title."
The 2014 season will mark Coker's first year in the highly competitive South Atlantic Conference. The Cobras know putting together two good rounds on back-to-back days at tournaments will be key to making an immediate impact in the conference.
"The guys have really locked in and focused more on playing well two days in a row," said Allen. "We had a solid fall season, but we were a little up and down from day-to-day. I have no doubt that the work we put in during the winter will carry over into our championship season this spring and we will compete for a SAC championship."
Allen inherits a nine-man roster loaded with upperclassmen including four juniors and a senior. He will rely on junior all-conference selection Christopher Fuga and senior Josh Clay to lead the charge for a team hoping to make another title run.
"Chris and Josh are phenomenal players with all-conference skill to win any tournament they play in," said Allen. "Both continue to improve in every facet of the game, and their scores will be the key to us finishing in the top five more consistently and earning a bid to regionals."
While the Cobras possesses much talent in their returners, Allen believes newcomers Zane Price and Will Bundy have a chance to come in and make an immediate impact.
"Zane really came on late in the fall and showed me his potential," said Allen. "The kid surprised me, and if he can keep up his good play he'll make us a deadly team. Will on the other hand has raw talent that just needs to be molded and shaped, but his work ethic tells me that he could be a special player when his time comes."
As qualifying for their first tournament comes to a close, the Cobras are eager to bring home another conference title, this time in the SAC.
"The team has been working harder than I think they have ever worked before," said Allen. "The feeling I get from them is unlike any feeling I have had with one of my teams before. These guys know what it takes to win and they want to cement their legacy at Coker with another title."
The men's golf team opens its season today at The Spring Kick-Off Intercollegiate in Monroe, N.C.
Story written by sports information graduate assistant Sharod Williams '13.

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- Miguel Marcelino 3 Courtyards HouseArchitect Miguel Marcelino's gorgeous Three Courtyards House is a modern rustic oasis in remote Benavente, Portugal. Designed to accentuate the natural beauty of the land, the flat home hugs a thick cork oak tree that provides shade for the home's interior. The three opposing courtyards further connect the home with the picturesque landscape, giving each room a different vista for the family to enjoy as the sun moves throughout the day.1
- Miguel Marcelino 3 Courtyards HouseMiguel Marcelino constructed the minimalist home in concrete, which keeps the interior naturally cool in the hot Portuguese climate.2
- Miguel Marcelino 3 Courtyards HouseThe house was designed with glass curtains at ground level and concrete brise soleils around the second floor to keep out direct sunlight.3
- Miguel Marcelino 3 Courtyards HouseThe southern façade's courtyard holds the cork tree, and the family may dine under its boughs at a great outdoor kitchen.4
- Miguel Marcelino 3 Courtyards HouseGently sloping steps lead out of an open courtyard and into the pool. The pool is sunken so that it doesn't interrupt the view. A line of glass curtains face the steps so that the family has the same view inside or outside the house.5
- Miguel Marcelino 3 Courtyards HouseThe north side of the home has the best view of the surrounding terrain, so Marcelino built the largest of the three courtyards here.6
- Miguel Marcelino 3 Courtyards HouseThe earthen-colored Three Courtyards House seems to rise out of the Portuguese landscape, allowing the family within to live harmoniously with the land.7


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Simon Says necesitaba un nuevo diseño de botón o icono y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 160 diseños de 20 diseñadores freelance.
ActiVHeat makes innovative heated apparel for the North American market.
Apparel and and accessories for outdoor consumers , male and female 25 - 65 age range, United States, relatively affluent, outdoor use and visibility.
This is a design for a physical real world product.
Reverse Icon for LED (light emitting diode) backlit silicon trapezoidal-shaped keypad that will be sewn onto apparel item such as boots, jackets, gloves.
Design is produced by laser-etching black surface to expose raw silicon color. LED lights illuminate lighter areas.
Examples of application are attached as well as some current examples of other clients icon design (note the M12 design has a surround that acts as a backlit surround). Design drawings are attached with dimensions in millimeters.
Design needs to be sympathetic with ActiVHeat current brand logo. May be used in conjunction with current logo e.g. keypad with ActiVHeat logo to left or below.
see http://www.activheat.com for current products - this icon will be used for some of these products and a version of it may be used on the website also.
Button Icon design may convey heating or warmth.
Update: MUST HAVE the OUTER SURROUND per the M12 design in the attached image.
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The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for much of the Upstate, including Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union counties from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. today.
It'll be cold and some wintry precipitation will fall, but officials aren't predicting a major ice storm today.
The National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory for much of the Upstate, including Spartanburg, Cherokee and Union counties from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. today.
The weather service predicts that freezing rain and sleet will fall before 4 p.m., with a mix of rain and freezing rain between 4 and 5 p.m. and then freezing rain before 9 p.m. The chance of precipitation is 80 percent during the day, with ice accumulation of less than a tenth of an inch.
The high temperature for the day will be in the mid 30s.
"There will be some stuff on the roads, but not enough to pull any trees or power lines down," said Spartanburg County Emergency Management Coordinator Doug Bryson. "It could be a messy drive home in the afternoon, with some slick spots."
After Friday's chill and rain, the weekend will be sunny, with highs in the upper 40s to low 50s. There will be a warm-up beginning Tuesday, when daytime temperatures will rise into the 60s through the remainder of the work week, according to the weather service.
Local officials ranging from law enforcement to firefighters, DHEC workers, public works employees and even veterinarians received previously scheduled training on a new computer system using a winter weather scenario on Thursday.
"It just happens to be a day before we have possible winter weather," Bryson said.
One of the models had several inches of snow on all interstates in the county, with an overturned tanker on Interstate 85 possibly leaking a hazardous material.
Bryson said it's good for the variety of officials to meet and discuss response options before an emergency happens.
"They've had a lot of face-to-face interaction today," Bryson said. "It's all about relationships."


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Monte Kiffin, the much-maligned defensive coordinator of USC's football team, will resign his position after the Trojans' bowl game.
USC made the announcement in a news release Thursday evening, saying Kiffin was leaving "in order to pursue opportunities in the NFL."
Kiffin, 72, is the father of USC head coach Lane Kiffin.
"I respect my father's decision and his desire to return to the NFL.," Lane Kiffin said in the release. "We are very appreciative of the hard work and effort that he put in at USC these past three years. He has a tremendous passion for coaching young men and he is a phenomenal recruiter."
Monte Kiffin has coached football for 47 yeaers, including 26 in the NFL. He worked for 13 playoff teams and was coordinator of Tampa Bay's 2002 Super Bowl champion. He joined his son in the college ranks in 2009, when Lane got the head coaching job at Tennessee. They worked together at USC the last three seasons.


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No rift between me and Kejriwal, says Anna Hazare
Anna Hazare on Tuesday sought answers from Arvind Kejriwal over "misuse" of his name in AAP's election campaign, even as party leaders alleged that "vested interest" were misinforming Hazare on the issue.Won't contest polls if charges found true: Kejriwalindia Updated: Nov 20, 2013 11:14 IST
Activist Anna Hazare on Tuesday sought answers from Arvind Kejriwal over "misuse" of his name in AAP's election campaign, even as party leaders alleged that "vested interest" were misinforming Hazare on the issue.
A day after Kejriwal demanded an open probe into Hazare's allegation of Aam Admi Party spending funds collected during Janlokpal movement saying that the Gandhian had written to him on the issue, Hazare said he was mainly concerned about "misuse" of his name in the poll campaign and maintained the two are "not enemies".
"We are not enemies of each other. Even today I am happy that he is a man of character.... The issue is not of funds. Some delegations told me that SIM cards were issued in my name during the India Against Corruption (IAC) movement, the sale of which led to collection of funds.
"I have no connection in this regard but if somebody files a case then I may be made an accused. This is what I am worried about that without having any connection to it, my name could be dragged," Hazare told reporters in his village Ralengan Siddhi in Maharashtra.
He had written a letter to Kejriwal saying he had received reports about use of his name in election campaign, use of fund collected during the anti-graft movement and on implementation of Janlokpal Bill on December 29 after convening an open session at Ramlila Maidan.
"They say that they will pass Anna Hazare's Janlokpal bill in Ramlila Maidan on December 29. Here again they are using my name and I did not understand that how are they claiming to pass a bill in assembly which can be passed only in parliament," Hazare said.
"I wrote this letter just to seek clarification on these two issues as I felt my name was being misused. I have no interest in the money, just my name should not be misused," he added.
Amid signs of increasing friction between the two, Kejriwal on Tuesday alleged that Hazare aides were not allowing him to talk to his 'guru'despite his several attempts. His allegation came even as Hazare said that he was ready to talk to Kejriwal.
"I have told him (Kejriwal) that I am ready to talk. I did not know that he wanted to talk. If he wishes so, I am ready to talk," Hazare said. He, however, added that he would not engage in poll campaign for any party.
"I had tried to speak to him several times, but nowadays some intermediaries are not letting me talk to Anna. I had always been speaking to him," Kejriwal said.
Kejriwal, who was once Hazare's closest associate, on Monday denied that donations to Hazare's campaign were being spent by his AAP on its election campaign and said "if any irregularity was found he would not contest the elections to be held on December 4".
AAP leader Kumar Vishwas, who returned from Ralegan Siddi today after handing over Kejriwal's reply to Hazare, alleged that the Gandhian was being "misinformed" by someone from Delhi on his name being used by Kejriwal.
Vishwas said Hazare was shown posters having his picture and those of Kejriwal and party candidates, which neither the party nor anyone conencted with it have published as per Hazare's instruction.
"Some people with vested interest were misinforming him, due to which he had written the letter and sought clarification from Arvind," he said.
He also said when Hazare was told that he was not being allowed to speak to Kejriwal, he expressed surprise and said he was alway available on phone.
Kejriwal had called a press conference on Tuesday where he spoke of Hazare's letter buta man claiming to be Maharashtra BJP activist and Hazare support threw black ink on the AAP leaders Kejriwal, Manish Sisodia, Sanjay Singh, senior lawyer Prashant Bhushan.
Kejriwal on Tuesday termed the incident as BJP's "set up" and said he was not in fight with the man, who was a misguided youth.
"We are not in fight with the youth, he was a misguided youth. We are in fight against those who are behind this 2G, coalgate, iron ore scams. It was all set up by the BJP," he alleged.
Meanwhile, BJP distanced itself from the incident saying it was between "Guru (Hazare) and Chela" (Kejriwal) over the issue of funds.
"Anna, the Guru, has raised objections about the fund and misuse of funds collected during the Jankolpal agitation. It is upto Anna and Kejriwal to slugfest. BJP has nothing to do with and we don't believe in such tactics and politics," BJP spokesperson Prakash Javdekar said.
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The demo did all the OpenGL rendering in the QGraphicsScene subclass. Usually it is done in QGLWidget subclass and I wanted a solution which would be as transparent as possible. Thus the rendering had to stay in GLWidget.
The second problem was the events. The event handling could have been done in QGraphicsView or QGraphicsScene subclass. But if I already have a GLWidget using event handlers, I'd prefer them to continue working as before. So some kind of smart event forwarding was needed to send the events either to the gl widget or to the graphicsview, depending on whether any of the QGV widgets had focus.
I have now solved both problems and the result is a class called WidgetProxy. It takes a GLWidget as an argument and creates a QGraphicsView object, using the GL widget as viewport. The OpenGL rendering is done in your GLWidget as usual and QWidgets can be drawn onto the OpenGL scene. It also tries to do the right thing concerning events: mouse events are sent to whatever is behind the cursor (QGV widget if there is one behind the cursor, otherwise to the GL widget). Keyboard events are sent to whatever has the focus.
It's really easy to use: if you have a toplevel QGLWidget and want to add widgets into it, all you have to do is first create the WidgetProxy object:
WidgetProxy* proxy = new WidgetProxy(myGLWidget);and then add some widgets:
QWidget* embeddedWindow = proxy->createWindow("Window title"); embeddedWindow->layout()->addWidget(new QLabel("This is an embedded widget!", embeddedWindow));If the GLWidget is not toplevel but in a layout then the only difference is that you have to add the proxy, not the GLWidget, into the layout.
embeddedWindow->move(10, 10); proxy->addWidget(embeddedWindow);
You can even show() or hide() the GLWidget and it works as before since the WidgetProxy intercepts those events, showing or hiding the QGraphicsView instead.
The aim is to make it possible to have widgets in OpenGL with pretty much a single line of code - often the user of the GL widget doesn't even need to know about it.
The code is now part of my KGLLib, along with an example ("widgets"). KGLLib's code can be found in KDE's SVN, in trunk/playground/libs/kgllib/.


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Manufacturers of aircraft components are clamoring to offload their older products onto companies that will manufacture and support them for years to come.
"We're seeing a significant across- the-board increase in licensing and divestiture activity," says Peg Billson, president of BBA Aviation's Ontic legacy support group that specializes in manufacturing and supporting a large mix of low-volume parts that remain critical to OEMs and operators.
Ontic's revenues have more than doubled in the past three years. "When the downturn hit, all the OEMs held on tightly to everything that produced revenue while waiting to see where it was going," says Bilson. Now "they're finally feeling comfortable they can replace the revenue from their legacy parts that are no longer core to their business. We haven't seen this much activity before."
Ontic now has over 40,000 active part numbers and serves more than 3,000 customers with engine turbomachinery and fuel controls, electrical mechanical components such as pumps and heat exchangers, control surfaces, and, most recently electronics for engine controls and radars. Three strategic acquisitions in the last three years have included:
• A $62.5 million deal for GE Aviation Systems' legacy fuel measurement business, which assembles, sells and overhauls fuel gauging and measurement systems to leading defense and commercial airframe OEMs, airlines, and other aircraft operators. Its products can be found on more than 6,200 active aircraft including the Airbus A319/320, Boeing 777, and Euro- fighter Typhoon.
• A $40 million worldwide license from Honeywell to make parts for the 700 Series APUs used on the world's fleet of DC-10, MD11 and A300 aircraft.
• Exclusive licensing for Hamilton Sundstrand's Kidde Graviner
emergency oxygen equipment product line.Electronics, such as GE's fuel measurement systems and avionics, will be a main focus of Ontic's growth strategy, says Billson. Electronics now make up 30% of Ontic's business, notes Billson, and that segment will grow quickly over the next few years. "We envision that 50% of our future legacy business base will be dedicated to the manufacturing and MRO sup- port of avionics and electronics components and systems," she says.


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Flexco Adds Thrree New Employees
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August 16, 2011 – Flexco welcomed three new employees to its facility in Bolingbrook, Ill. Kevin Moran and Mike Mass were appointed project managers, while Joel Wagner was brought to Flexco as a design engineer to support its transfer chute product line. Moran and Mass are responsible for initiating, managing, and executing project plans, working as liaisons between the customer, design team, application engineers, and sales team to ensure that all aspects of projects are executed correctly. In the project manager role, Moran and Mass oversee project progression for Flexco Controlled Flow Material Transfer Systems™, which utilize the most powerful controlled-flow technology on the market: Tasman Warajay Technology. "Flexco material transfer systems really do present an unparalleled opportunity to increase efficiency and reduce problems for our customers," Moran said. "Incorporating Tasman Warajay Technology into a transfer chute system can boost an operation's output by significantly reducing spillage and delivering the maximum amount of material to the desired destination." Bringing 20 years of project management experience to the Flexco team, Mass commented that he hopes to use his "technical background to further advance the successful reputation that Flexco has in the industry." Wagner adds 16 years of experience designing vibratory process equipment to the transfer chutes line. In his position as design engineer, Wagner will primarily be responsible for designing vibrating fines trays. For more than 27 years, Flexco has been solving transfer point challenges with the most powerful controlled-flow technology on the market: Tasman Warajay Technology. These systems not only improve throughput, but also reduce excessive dust, spillage, plugging, downtime, belt wear, and combustion dangers.


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February 2005 Equipment Round-Up - Packaging Equipment
From gargantuan to svelte, designed for mega-processors or start-up ventures, the packaging equipment and materials described here answer a broad range of customers' needs.
This caps it
The FPS-6 Spindle is a fully automatic capper with several cap sorting options. It caps up to 120 mm on containers up to 2 ½ gal. at speeds to 250 cpm. Features include an integrated caster and leveling system, sanitary C-frame construction, independent spindle speed control for better control or torque and application, chute plate constructed of polished 304 S/S for smooth cap delivery and manual chute assembly height, width and horizontal adjustments.
Fluid Packaging Solutions; Alpharetta, Ga.
770/410-9044; www.fluidpackaging.com
Intelligent scanning
Intelligent Scanner XS is three to eight times faster than the vendor's previously available readers and is capable of performing more than 100 data matrix reads per second using the vendor's enhanced FrameWork 2.7 software. The system includes an enhanced Data Matrix reader with advanced grayscale processing, which can read severely degraded codes printed with laser, ink-jet or dot-peen marking technologies.
DVT; Duluth, Ga.
770-814-7920; www.dvtsensors.com
Family of bag loaders
Automated vertical bag loading systems package an array of fresh red meat, smoked and processed meats and poultry products. The BL-120 is a fully automated bag loader and hock breaker for whole broilers. BL-125 is for fresh meat that advances and opens Cryovac taped bags to accept gravity-fed products from an in-feed conveyor located above the machine. BL-126 also advances and opens Cryovac taped bags to accept products from above the machine. The 8604 Dual Lane Infeed is a custom conveyor designed for easy clean-up. The system meets ready-to-eat sanitation requirements and has a simplified electrical interface with the vendor's rotary chamber machines.
Cryovac Div. of Sealed Air Corp.; Duncan, S.C.
803-433-2000; www.cryovac.com
Smell the coffee
The flavor and aroma of coffee is maintained in packaging with Total Gas Control unit, an electronically integrated system that automates the gas purging and monitoring process in a single step. A combination of on-line gas analysis, off-line spot test analysis, electronic flow control of the gas supply and optional electronic controlled gas mixing maintains uniformity in gas packaging.
PBI-Dansensor America; Glen Rock, N.J.
201-251-6490; www.pbi-dansensor.com
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Impulse Compact is a new family of small electromagnetic shakers designed specifically for tight fitting processing and packaging distribution lines that require precise metering and low maintenance drives. Suitable for product mixing lines, ingredient feeding and scale feeding, it starts and stops quickly to accurately meter product. The unit maximizes production flexibility with dedicated solid-state controls that allow conveying pan amplitudes to range from 0 to 100 percent to adjust for different products or processing conditions. The electromagnetic shakers can be adjusted from low stroke, high cycle mode for gentle product handling to high stroke, low cycle mode for faster throughput or to handle heavier product.
Key Technology; Walla Walla, Wash.
509-529-2161; www.key.net
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The F210 high-speed vision sensor combines image acquisition as fast as 1.4 ms with advanced measurement algorithms for faster measurement and inspection operations. It can perform measurement cycles of as fast as 3 ms when used with the vendor's F160-S2 double speed camera. The system has a unique algorithm for superior OCR/OCV capability and new Edge Code technology for unmatched defect detection, position and location capability. The OCR/OCV capability can read and confirm lot codes on bottles. A Fine Matching algorithm enables detection of differences between a user-taught model and a live image, including fine defects on labels that less accurate algorithms cannot catch. The system is suitable for packaging inspection applications, especially in high-speed food and drug operations. Prices start at $5,000.
Omron Electronics LLC; Schaumburg, Ill.
800-556-6766; www.info.omron.com
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Koch Equipment LLC; Kansas City, Mo.
816-753-2150; www.kochequipment.com
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text: Kantar reports U.S. ad spending up 3% last year By Kate Maddox. Published on March 18, 2013. Fueled by political and Olympic advertising, total ad spending in the U.S. reached $140.0 billion last year, up 3% over 2011, according to a report released last week by Kantar Media. Kantar tracks ad spending in measured media, including TV, radio, magazines, newspapers, online and outdoor advertising. During the fourth quarter, total ad spending was up 2% compared with the same period in 2011. "The advertising market has grown for three consecutive years, and in 2012 it added more than $4 billion in spend—with the Summer Olympics and political advertising contributing about one-half of the gain," said Jon Swallen, chief research officer at Kantar Media North America. The fastest-growing media category—and also the largest in terms of ad spending—was TV, which grew 8% over 2011, according to Kantar. "Television media continued to lead the ad market," Swallen said. "Both politics and the Olympics contributed significantly to TV ad spending. Beyond that, television sports programming, particularly on broadcast networks, continued to grow at a healthy pace." Within the television category, ad spending on Spanish-language TV channels grew 15%, while spending on spot TV grew 10%. Also up were network TV (9%), national syndication TV (8%) and cable TV networks (3%). Outdoor advertising grew 5% and radio increased 3%. Categories that were down last year included: newspapers (-3%), online (-3%) and magazines (-2%). "The newspaper decline reflects the continuing losses in circulation," Swallen said. "It also reflects a continuing reduction in ad space purchases by advertisers, which has been a trend over the last five years. Newspapers have fewer readers they can sell to advertisers, which is contributing to advertisers deciding to purchase less space, so [newspapers] get hit on both sides." He noted that circulation declines have not been as severe for magazines. Within the magazine category, ad spending was up 13% in Spanish-language magazines and 2% in local magazines, but down in consumer (-3%), Sunday (-3%) and b-to-b magazines (-2%). Regarding the decline in online advertising, Swallen said, "We track display advertising only—not video or search. Display is a very mature digital ad form, one where increased volume is coming through ad exchanges, ad networks and bulk-buying at the lowest possible CPM. What is also happening is that the online audience is moving from PC desktops to mobile devices." Kantar does not track ad spending on mobile devices. Swallen said one of the factors driving increased ad spending last year was more significant investment by midsize advertisers—those ranked between No. 101 and No. 1,000 on Kantar's list of top advertisers. Among these advertisers, ad spending was up 5% to 7% last year over 2011. "Many of these advertisers are in competitive categories," Swallen said. "They are not market leaders in their category; they may be the fourth, fifth or sixth brand in their competitive category. Many advertisers in those buckets are increasing ad spending in order to keep up with better-funded, bigger rivals." Spending for the 10 largest advertisers last year reached $15.4 billion, down 2% from 2011. The No. 1 advertiser—Procter & Gamble Co.—spent $2.8 billion in measured media, down 5% from 2011. No. 2 Comcast Corp. spent $1.7 billion, up 10%. Rounding out the top 10 advertisers last year were: General Motors Co. (down 7%), AT&T Inc. (down 14%), L'Oreal (up 9%), Verizon Communications (down 13%), News Corp. (up 6%), Toyota Motor Corp. (up 13%), Berkshire Hathaway (up 12%) and Chrysler Group (down 14%). Most Popular In this article: BtoB


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Film noir and crime fiction are studded with examples of men whose psychosis is cloaked in misogyny, most notably the plainspoken deputy sheriff in Jim Thompson's The Killer Inside Me, a novel that goes deep into sadomasochism, abuse, and murder. Even the notion of the femme fatale arises from male suspicion—or outright hostility—about the opposite sex. In the awkward neo-noir Kalamity, writer-director James M. Hausler attempts to tap into that same reservoir by following two men haunted to different degrees by recent breakups. Nick Stahl stars as a young man who returns to his Northern Virginian hometown, still reeling from a relationship that fell apart on him. He discovers his best friend (Jonathan Jackson) in considerably worse shape after his own split, and the two have trouble communicating. When they go out drinking, Stahl is shocked to hear the level of vitriol Jackson spews at women of any kind, and even a mention of Jackson's ex-girlfriend sets him off on a belligerent rampage.
Stahl and Jackson's roommate (Christopher M. Clark) begin to worry that their friend's anger might manifest in dangerous ways, and their concerns are affirmed by news that Jackson's girlfriend has turned up missing. Kalamity isn't terribly concerned about the did-he-or-didn't-he question; whatever mysteries it holds are more about human behavior than conventional suspense. But Hausler treats the material with a heavy hand. Jackson acts so detached and sociopathic from the start that the bond between these two men—in friendship and breakup commiseration—is never felt. What's left is a strange, stilted, misbegotten drama, undone by variable performances, awkwardly inserted flashback and fantasy sequences, and a gloppy overlay of voiceover narration. It's a film without surprises, revealing nothing in the fifth reel that wasn't apparent in the first.


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GRTU has received a grant request from David Sweet and the Wyoming state council to assist with the funding of telemetry equipment to study the movements and spawning areas of Lake Trout in Yellowstone Lake.
Lake Trout were illegally introduced to the Yellowstone Lake system at least a decade ago. They are aggressive predators and have taken a fearful toll on the native population of Yellowstone Cutthroat trout in the Yellowstone system. This core population is one of the best remaining genetically pure populations of this species, and critical to the efforts to re-establish them in their historic watersheds.
Estimates are that we have lost 90% of the Yellowstone Cutthroat population. The main culprit has been predation by the Lake Trout. The overall effort to reduce the Lake Trout population has been underway for about 4 years, and has included commercial netting of the fish. This has been helpful in managing the population, but the telemetry studies are recommended by scientists to better direct the netting activity, and also to identify Lake Trout spawning beds to reduce the recruitment of more of these predators.
In addition to affecting the Yellowstone Cutthroat fishery, the decline has lead to a implosion of the ecosystem that depends on the cutts' spawning runs into the rivers and tributaries of Yellowstone Lake. Predators like bears, foxes, ospreys, eagles, and many others depend on the cutthroats in the same way that ecosystems in the west are fueled by salmon.
The overall project will cost nearly $500k, the majority of that coming from large grants. TU has taken on the task of the telemetry study, which will cost about $87K. Nearly $60K has already been raised. GRTU has been asked to fund $3k, which is in line with the Coldwater Conservation Outreach Fund guidelines.
Timing is critical, as equipment needs t be purchased and in place by early June when ice-out occurs to allow the maximum time for study. This issue was first discussed by the board of directors at our January meeting. David Sweet joined a special board meeting held last night to answer questions about the proposal.
Because of the need to move with alacrity, the board approved the proposal.
This would be the 6th COCF project funded by GRTU, and extends our position as one of the premier chapters fighting the good fight of cold water conservation. We were the first chapter to contribute to the Save Bristol Bay effort, and are recognized for our conservation efforts by all of the leaders at the national level including TU CEO Chris Wood.
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Seven players with local ties were named to the All-Major League Lacrosse team Friday.
Chosen at attack were the Denver Outlaws' Brendan Mundorf (UMBC), who on Thursday was named the league's Most Valuable Player, and Ryan Boyle (Gilman) of the Boston Cannons.
Paul Rabil (Johns Hopkins), the Offensive Player of the Year with the Cannons, and Kyle Dixon (Archbishop Spalding) of the Chesapeake Bayhawks received All-MLL honors at midfield.
Selected on defense were the Ohio Machine's Kyle Hartzell (Salisbury, Archbishop Curley), the Bayhawks' Michael Evans (Hopkins, South River) and the Outlaws' Lee Zink (Maryland), the Defensive Player of the Year.


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New Zealand game company Ninja Kiwi has bought a Scottish game developer and nearly doubled their staff.
Kumeu-based Ninja Kiwi, which this year recorded $5 million in revenue, has announced they have acquired Dundee-based game studio Digital Goldfish for an undisclosed sum.
Ninja Kiwi has produced around 60 games including the popular title Bloons, which has been played more than a billion times.
In a statement, Ninja Kiwi said it had worked closely with Digital Goldfish for a number of years developing mobile versions of its games.
Ninja Kiwi co-founder Chris Harris said Digital Goldfish had been a great partnership and had "great depth of skill in mobile development".
"As we continue to build our mobile games reach, joining forces with the Digital Goldfish team is just awesome. Blending their mobile expertise with our IP and player base has worked really well for us to date, so this acquisition is strategically very strong for us," 37-year-old Harris said.
Ninja Kiwi will take over Digital Goldfish's 15 staff in the acquisition, giving the merged company 35 employees.
Digital Goldfish co-founder Barry Petrie said the deal between the two companies "made absolute sense"
"We are delighted to become part of the Ninja Kiwi family and are excited for the future as we look to bring existing and new Ninja Kiwi IP to a variety of platforms," Petrie said.
Founded in 2006 by brothers Chris and Stephen Harris, Ninja Kiwi made the 2012 TIN100 Report's "10 Hot Emerging Companies"; with revenue growth of 66 per cent over the past year.
The company makes money from advertising on the Ninja Kiwi games site, by selling virtual currency and from their apps for Android and Apple devices smartphones and tablets.
Market researcher DFC Intelligence forecast in July that the video-gaming industry will have reached US$82 billion in five years' time, up from US$67 billion this year.


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Pre-registration and packet pickup for the 13th Annual Susan G. Komen WNY Race for the Cure will be held at The Larkin at Exchange Building, 726 Exchange St., Buffalo. Pre-registration and packet pickup will be held on Tuesday, June 4, and Wednesday, June 5, from 4 to 7 p.m. Visitor parking is available in the lot directly across from The Larkin at Exchange Building.
The 13th Annual Komen WNY Race for the Cure® will be held on Saturday, June 8, at 10 a.m. at the Delaware Park Rose Garden.
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Legislation Ensures Firefighters Can Train, Carry out Inspections and Participate in Memorial Day Parades without Fear of Liability
Governor David A. Paterson today announced that he has signed legislation that will expand the circumstances under which police officers and firefighters may drive emergency vehicles without a commercial driver license (CDL). Governor Paterson's timely signature allows firefighters who do not have a CDL to participate in Memorial Day parades this weekend.
"Firefighters perform an extraordinarily honorable and valuable service for our communities. We need to do everything we can to ensure that they are not needlessly burdened in carrying out their essential tasks," said Governor Paterson. "I am grateful to the Legislative Leaders, Senator Foley, Assemblyman Sweeney and the all supporters for working with extraordinary dispatch to ensure that this legislation is enacted in time for Memorial Day, a day on which firefighters participate in parades across the State and we recognize and celebrate their contributions to our safety and well-being."
"I also thank Senator Charles Schumer, who has been actively involved with this issue and, in seeking guidance from federal agencies, helped to ensure that this legislation complies with federal law," Governor Paterson added.
Commercial driver licenses are generally required for individuals who drive very large vehicles. Police and fire vehicles were specifically excluded from this requirement until enactment of a 2005 law limited the exclusion to a vehicle's use in emergency operations. This statute had numerous unforeseen negative consequences. For volunteer firefighters in particular, obtaining such a license would be extremely burdensome and costly. Those who lacked such a license, however, were placed in technical violation of the law when they drove for such functions as fire hydrant inspection, training, parades and funerals. For several years, a strict reading of the law even barred firefighters without commercial driver licenses from driving their trucks from the scene of an emergency, a problem that was remedied in the 2009 State budget.
Senate Majority Leader Malcolm A. Smith said: "As Memorial Day approaches, the safety of individuals across the State is our greatest concern. The Governor signing this legislation will allow firefighters to operate a fire trucks for official duties without liability. Previously, this was done at their own risk. It is difficult to convey my gratitude to these courageous firefighters, and I am thrilled that going forward we will be providing them with an increased level of protection."
Senator Brian X. Foley, who sponsored the bill in the Senate, said: "Our volunteer firefighters are heroes and deserve to be treated as such. I am proud to sponsor legislation that will protect our firefighters and allow them to serve their communities without being exposed to legal liability."
Assemblyman Robert Sweeney, who sponsored the bill in the Assembly, said: "Firefighters throughout New York put themselves on the line to protect and save lives in our communities. Correcting this problem in the law will help them to continue serving without fear of being penalized for driving emergency service vehicles for important functions such as training, safety drills, and building inspections. It is important that we not add an unnecessary burden as they protect the public."
The following quotes were provided in support of the legislation:
Senator Darrel J. Aubertine said: "The Governor's signature today corrects an unintended consequence that put our professional and volunteer firefighters in a bind. It didn't make sense that we would allow firefighters to race to the scene of an emergency to protect our lives and property, but then say they can't drive that fire truck at low speeds returning from the fire, passing out candy in a parade or training. I'm pleased we were able correct this in time for our firefighters to proudly display their department's fire trucks this Memorial Day and throughout the summer."
Senator Craig M. Johnson said: "It is just plain wrong to penalize these brave men and women who selflessly put themselves in danger in order to protect their neighborhoods and their neighbors. I am proud to have helped protect our volunteer firefighters, just as they protect us day-in and day-out."
Senator William T. Stachowski said: "It is essential that we protect our firefighters from liability. Our firefighters save lives each and every day while operating under the most critical and time sensitive conditions. Thanks to this legislation, a potential liability crisis has been avoided for both volunteer and career firefighters working without a CDL to better our communities."
Senator Andrea Stewart-Cousins said: "I am proud to support this legislation, especially on Memorial Day weekend, because it recognizes the selfless sacrifices that our police officers and firefighters make on a daily basis. These brave men and women are true heroes in our communities, and it is our obligation to create policies that allow them to effectively carry out their duties."
Senator David J. Valesky said: "This Memorial Day holiday, as we honor our veterans and those who have served our country, I look forward to marching in parades beside our fire engines and firefighters, who provide parade-goers with much joy and serve as ambassadors on wheels in the community, as they ride proudly down our main streets."
Assemblywoman Francine DelMonte said: "There are many paid and volunteer fire company officials and members who are breathing a sigh of relief today now that Governor Paterson signed into law legislation that allows them to drive their emergency vehicles to non-emergency events and work-related activities. The action taken today protects State access to important federal funds while assuring our first responders that they can carry out their duties without fear of violating any laws."
Assemblywoman RoAnn M. Destito said: "Our first responders are critically essential to the safety and well being of our citizens, and their service to our communities save the State's taxpayers an enormous amount of money. I am very pleased that we have resolved the unintended consequences that affected the necessary operation of emergency vehicles. We can now all look forward to their continued service to our community and to the participation of all of our emergency service personnel in this weekend's many events honoring Memorial Day."
Assemblyman David F. Gantt, Chair of the Assembly Transportation Committee, said: "As is the case in Rochester and communities across our State, firefighters and other first responders put themselves in harm's way nearly every day. To fulfill these necessary tasks, they must undergo hundreds of hours of training and certification. The change in this law removes an obstacle that barred these well-trained public servants from driving large vehicles without fear of being cited. This was a necessary correction and will help emergency services departments in their daily operations."
Assemblyman Tim Gordon said: "The passage of this important legislation enables first responders to carry out all aspects of their job, including driving fire vehicles during non-emergency conditions, without skirting the law or incurring the expense and inconvenience of securing a commercial license. This legislation fixes the problem without jeopardizing federal transportation funds which are needed to improve our infrastructure, and does so in time for Memorial Day to ensure the full participation of our fire officers in parades across the State."
Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell said: "I thank the Governor for his quick action in signing this legislation and realizing there is much more to a firefighter's job than just answering emergency calls. They are highly active, visible members of our communities and it is important they are able to operate the apparatus without fear of penalty."
President of the New York State Association of Fire Chiefs William Owen said: "We applaud Governor Paterson's and the legislature's commitment to public safety. Changing this law will allow career and volunteer fire departments to continue to provide high quality training to their members. This will help ensure that the citizens of this State continue to receive the highest level of fire protection."
President of the Firemen's Association of the State of New York Thomas J. Cuff, Jr., said: "This law restores the ability of our dedicated volunteer firefighters to operate fire apparatus in both emergency and non-emergency situations – such as training and drill evolutions – and community events, including school visits and, of course, this weekend's Memorial Day parades. Our members already receive many hours of safety and operational training before getting behind the wheel of these rigs, making the need for a CDL unnecessary. On behalf of the volunteer fire service, our leadership thanks the Legislature and Governor for their swift action in passing and signing this important piece of legislation."


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MONTGOMERY | Lost in the relief over Congress averting the "fiscal cliff" for at least two months is the reality that federal withholding on wages will rise.
MONTGOMERY | Lost in the relief over Congress averting the "fiscal cliff" for at least two months is the reality that federal withholding on wages will rise.
The tax fix that President Barack Obama said he will sign will not keep in place the 2 percentage point FICA, or Social Security, reduction from 2010.
"The part of the package that is really not desirable for Alabama is basically one component, specifically the FICA tax," Auburn University Montgomery economist Keivan Deravi said Wednesday.
Curtis Stewart, tax policy director for the Alabama Department of Revenue, said analysts have not yet determined the financial impact of the 2 percentage point FICA tax increase, an amount that is deductible on state income tax returns.
"It's going to affect everybody," said John Parr, a certified public accountant in Gadsden. "If you make $50,000, it's going to cost you $1,000."
Every wage earner will see an increase in his or her FICA, or Social Security tax, from 4.2 percent to 6.2 percent. The other side of the coin is that wage earners have benefited from the 2 percentage point reduction for two years.
"It created additional disposable income in the period when we had minimal raises or no increases in personal income," Deravi said.
U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby, R-Ala., voted against the fiscal cliff legislation, while U.S. Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., voted for it.
"It's a bad deal, mostly about taxes and spending and ultimately borrowing, (with) very little tax cuts," Shelby said. "We need fundamental tax reform, need to amend our entitlements (because) we are headed down the road Europe's already on."
Sessions said the focus should be on reining in "the continued surge in spending."
U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell of Birmingham, the sole Democrat in Alabama's congressional delegation, was the only House member to vote for the bill, which she said will help her district.
"While not perfect, the bill is a balanced and measured approach that includes revenues and spending cuts and permanently extends vital tax cuts for the middle class and working families," she said.
U.S. Rep. Robert Aderholt, R-Haleyville, who represents part of Tuscaloosa County, voted against the Senate-passed bill. "Rather than making serious cuts to federal spending, eliminating loopholes and simplifying the tax code in order to promote job creation and growth, this package instead is another Band-Aid fix that will raise taxes, increase federal spending and future borrowing," Aderholt said.
Republican Gov. Robert Bentley said. "I would have voted against this agreement because I believe we need a more balanced approach that would include significant spending cuts and making the federal government more efficient, like we're doing here in Alabama."
Spokesman Jeremy King said Bentley opposes the measure because it raises $620 billion in taxes without significantly cutting spending. He said Bentley believes "Washington needs to take a more balanced approach that includes a reduction in spending."
The deal postponed so-called sequester, or spending cuts, for two months. The new Congress that takes office today will have to immediately begin working to "fix" the cuts with new revenue.
The deal was panned and praised by state party chairmen.
"The last-minute deal that was cut between the Obama administration and the Senate leadership is a symptom of a broken Washington, D.C., where they simply 'kick the can down the road,' " said Alabama Republican Party chairman Bill Armistead.
Alabama Democratic Party chairman Mark Kennedy said that despite opposition by Alabama's GOP congressional delegation "hard-working families and small businesses across Alabama and the country will start out the new year protected from steep tax increases."
"Thanks to President Obama's leadership, these hard-working, middle-class families and small-business owners will not face higher tax rates and, as a result, our nation's economy will continue down the path to recovery," Kennedy said.


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President Obama's budget proposal includes new tax increases that hit everything from deductions for top earners to packs of cigarettes.
Though the president's newly released plan claims to include $580 billion in new revenue over the next decade, when all taxes and fees are counted the real number is slightly higher than $1 trillion.
Republicans already have said they will not countenance new tax increases, after they already agreed to raise rates on top earners as part of the fiscal crisis deal. But both sides are sure to engage in an exhaustive debate in the weeks and months ahead, particularly as a looming debt-ceiling deadline forces Congress to try to reach a deal.
Here are a few of the notable tax increases in Obama's 2014 budget blueprint that are likely to prove controversial in that debate:
"If you're serious about deficit reduction, then there's no excuse to keep these loopholes open," he said.
But Republicans argued Wednesday that Obama should not hold those entitlement changes "hostage" to calls for tax increases.
House Republican Leader Eric Cantor urged Obama to drop the call for tax increases and work together with Republicans on entitlements.
Republicans also complained that, despite $1.8 trillion in claimed deficit reduction, the budget would still not balance under the president's plan.
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Freight train, freight train, goin' so fast
Many of the freight trains that roll through Hopkinsville seem to be several miles long. The tanker cars above were near the end of a northbound train. The hopper cars below rolled by a bit earlier.
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Barrington senior Mason Darrow was not going to narrow his college focus solely to the school which best fit his football future.
Darrow also wasnt sure, however, about having the arrow point toward Princeton.
He couldnt go wrong academically with the Ivy League. But he wasnt sure if it was the right choice to go where his brother Mack is a senior basketball player.
Initially, I wasnt really looking at Princeton because I didnt want to go to the same place my brother did, Mason said. It turned for me a little bit after hearing him talk about his experiences and meeting some of his friends and people on campus. My interest level grew.
The 6-foot-5, 290-pound offensive lineman ultimately figured in mid-December that Princeton met all the criteria he was looking for since its a place where the term student-athlete isnt just a slick marketing tool. Especially since Mason isnt following in the footsteps, albeit big ones, of 6-9 older brother Mack, who is averaging 4 points a game as one of the basketball teams top reserves.
That definitely helped, Mason said of playing a different sport. If I was a basketball player I think it would be a little different.
Darrow had options to take a different path despite missing the last five games of his junior year and first five of his senior year with a broken left foot.
Darrow had scholarship offers from Mid-American Conference schools such as Bowling Green, Western Michigan and Eastern Michigan. He said Wyoming also made an offer and Patriot League schools Colgate and Holy Cross were interested.
But more important measurables such as a 4.42 grade point average on a 4.0 scale which puts him on pace to graduate in the top five of his class at Barrington - and a 33 on the ACT put his interest at a different level. It led to him choosing Princeton over Ivy League rival Penn.
I was looking for something higher academically, said Darrow, who is considering studying pre-med. Obviously, the education is top-notch. It was definitely something I wanted to be a part of.
Not to mention getting into an improving football program where Darrow said he is projected as an offensive tackle. Princeton went 1-9 in its first two seasons under alumnus and former Cincinnati Bengals assistant coach Bob Surace but improved to 5-5 overall and 4-3 in the Ivy last season.
I was pretty set on a great academic institution first, but that sort of just cemented (the decision), Darrow said.
Darrow believes he is back to where he needs to be health-wise to succeed on the field at Princeton. He broke the fifth metatarsal, which is on the outside of the foot, in practice his junior year.
He said he felt good when he started preparing for his senior season but then he re-broke his foot last June. He doesnt think he came back too quickly, but he made sure he was more patient with his rehabilitation before returning to the field for his final games at Barrington.
Honestly, I felt good, Darrow said of his return in the fall. I dont feel like I missed a beat at all and I stepped right in and was effective. It definitely felt good to be back.
But his injuries also helped reinforce his need to succeed off the football field.
It was a lesson instilled in us pretty early, Darrow said of the emphasis on academics from his parents Phil and Robin. The only guarantee thats going to come out of sports is its going to end at some point.
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Belitung is an island in the Bangka-Belitung province of Indonesia.
Administratively, Belitung is subdivided into two sub-provinces (kabupaten)- Belitung (Capital: Tanjung Pandan) and East Belitung (Capital: Manggar).
Tanjung Pandan is the main city on the island.
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Belitung is one of the nicest islands in Southeast Asia. Pristine white sand beaches look out on a turquoise sea filled with great snorkelling and a fantastic display of off shore islands. Check out Tanjung Kelayang and Tanjung Tinggi beaches for World Class beaches with out the hustle and bustle now found at beaches of this caliber anywhere else. The small uninhabited off shore islands range from white sand fringed coconut plantations to elaborate granite rock formations to long tempory sand bars of sand the quality of powdered sugar. Some are long swim distance from the beach but colourful local fishing boats will take you on an island tour. There is a 100+ year lighthouse on one island that was cast in England then shipped to Indonesia and assembled by the Dutch in 1889. Each peice has a number stamped on it and they were bolted together. No big resort areas are built there but it will not remain the sleepy paradise it is now long. There are already cool places to stay backside in Tanjung Kelayang beach and Tanjung Tinggi. Snorkelling and diving is quite good with lots of still untouched and living reef waiting to be explored. A interesting new run through indonesia could take you From (1) Jakarta to Belitung by air then (2) ferry to Banka past a bunch of small islands then the (3) Pelni boat to Batam (4) Renew my Visa in Singaore (5) Back on the Pelni boat evetually ending up in Kalimantan or (5) going into Sumatra from Batam.
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Daily flights connect Tanjung Pandan to Palembang, Jakarta, Pangkal Pinang and Batam. These routes are served by Sriwijaya Air, Batavia Air, Linus, and Riau Airlines.
By boat
Get around
Taxis are non-existant and public transportation on the island is hard to find. Hence the only practical way of moving around is to rent a car or a motorcycle. Expect to be asked for Rp 400,000 - Rp 600,000 per day (all inclusive) for a good car with driver. A common and fair deal for both parts is between Rp 600,000 and Rp 800,000 for the whole weekend including airport drop-off the last morning. Keep in mind that with that they have enough for the whole month. Overpaying only causes greed.
Enterprising (and free) locals drive to the airport at flight times, so you can haggle with them to get you to your hotel and arrange the rest of the transportation from there. Or ask your hotel to pick you up from the airport (which the upscale ones will do anyway).
Besides the obvious beach activeties, like swimming in the crystal clear seas and laying around on the white sand beaches, Belitung has plenty more to offer. Snorkeling is great. The coral right offshore in many places is still in fantastic shape. Island hopping is another fun activity. Belitung has many smaller largly uninhabited islands surronding it, one island has a 100 year+ old 18 story lighthouse waiting to be climbed. Other islands look like abstract sculptures consisting entirely of granite rock. Local fishing boats will be glad to take you out for a fair fee. Beachcombing and long beach walks discovering hidden coves and secret beaches are another healthy activity.
Downtown Tanjung Pandan is quite interesting due to the many Dutch Colonial buildings and shop houses. Most of the governmental buildings are the original Dutch buildings and the old Dutch tin mining housing compound is still kept up.
A pretty waterfall and swimming hole on Mount Tagam also make for a nice day trip.
Traditional Bugis fishing craft and an odd assortment of other boats make the wharf and fish market an interesting place, certinly for your nose, to visit. Traditional tin mining methods are cool to watch, no chemicals just water and lots of mud. Also for those who don't live with it every day palm, coconut and pepper plantations can be interesting.
Cultural Belitung has a rich diversity of people. Check out the cool Malay style wooden house's that reminds you of the Caribean or the Bugis traditional raised houses that are half dock to dry fish. A Chinese Buddist temple is said to be one of the oldest in Indonesia built by the survivers of a ancient Chinese trading vessel. Balinese transmigrants have a thriving community that carrys on Bali's traditions and religon.
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Using Wing with web2py
Wing is a Python IDE that can be used to develop, test, and debug Python code written for web2py, an open source web development framework. Two versions of Wing are appropriate for use with this document: Wing Pro is the full-featured Python IDE for professional programmers, and Wing Personal is a free alternative with reduced feature set.
If you do not already have Wing installed, download it now.
This document describes how to configure Wing for web2py. To get started using Wing as your Python IDE, please refer to the tutorial in Wing's Help menu or read the Quickstart Guide.
Wing allows you to debug Python code and templates running under web2py as you interact with it from your web browser. Breakpoints set in your code from the IDE will be reached, allowing inspection of your running code's local and global variables with Wing's various debugging tools. In addition, in Wing Pro, the Debug Probe tab allows you to interactively execute methods on objects and get values of variables that are available in the context of the running web app.
There is more than one way to do this, but in this document we focus on an "in process" method where the web2py server is run from within Wing, as opposed to attaching to a remote process.
Setting up a Project
Download and install web2py. On some OSes you can use the regular install, but at least on Windows you need to use the web2py sources instead because the regular install is missing modules necessary for debugging. When the sources are being used, you will also need to install Python if you don't already have it.
Then launch Wing and create a new project from the Project menu. Select web2py as your project type, and point the Python Executable at the Python executable (python or python.exe) used for web2py. Click OK and then save the project (for example, as web2py.wpr within the web2py directory).
Next add the web2py directory to your project by going to the Project view, right clicking, and selecting Add Directory. After the project view populates, find and right click on the file web2py.py and select Set As Main Debug File.
On Windows, if you are working from sources, you may also need to install pywin32
You can now debug web2py by clicking on the green Debug icon in Wing's toolbar and waiting for the web2py console to appear. Enter a password and start the server as usual.
Once web2py is running, open a file in Wing that you know will be reached when you load a page of your web2py application in your web browser. Place a breakpoint in the code and load the page in your web browser. Wing should stop at the breakpoint. Use the Stack Data tool or Debug Probe (in Wing Pro) to look around.
An example is to set a breakpoint in applications/welcome/views/default/index.html, which is loaded when you go to the URL http://127.0.0.1:8000/welcome/default/index (assuming local web2py install running on port 8000).
Notice that breakpoints work both in Python code and HTML template files.
Wing's Debug Probe (in the Tools menu) is similar to running a shell from web2py (with python web2py.py -S myApp -M) but additionally includes your entire context and provides auto-completion. You can easily inspect or modify variables, manually make function calls, and continue debugging from your current context.
Setting Run Arguments
When you start debugging, Wing will show the File Properties for web2py.py. This includes a Run Arguments field under the Debug tab where you can add any web2py option. For example, adding -a '<recycle>' will give you somewhat faster web2py startup since it avoids showing the Tk dialogs and automatically opening a browser window. This is handy once you already have a target page in your browser. Run python web2py.py --help for a list of all the available options.
To avoid seeing the File Properties dialog each time you debug, un-check the "Show this dialog before each run" check box. You can access it subsequently with the Current File Properties item in the Source menu or by right clicking on the editor and selecting Properties.
Hung Cron Processes
Web2py may spawn cron sub-processes that fail to terminate on some OSes when web2py is debugged from Wing. This can lead to unresponsiveness of the debug process until those sub-processes are killed. To avoid this, add the parameter -N to prevent the cron processes from being spawned.
Better Static Auto-completion
Working in your code when the debugger is not runnng by default misses some auto-completion options because of how web2py works. For example, auto-completion after typing db. will fail because db is not explicitly defined. To fix this, you can add some hints for Wing as follows at the top of the file:
# XXX This makes auto-completion work; also need to alter Python Path # XXX in project properties. if 0: import db
Then go into Project properties in the Project menu and add the following path under Python Path:
Replace /path/to according to where you unpacked web2py. This path may vary depending on which app you are working with.
Now, typing db. should bring up an auto-completer with the contents of db even if the debugger is not running.
Exception Reporting in Old Web2Py Versions
This section is only relevant if you are using a very old web2py, before version 1.62 .
As shipped, web2py version 1.61 and earlier contain a catch-all exception handler to report unexpected errors in your web browser as tickets. This is useful when tracking problems on a live site.
To make debugging more convenient, change the except Exception, exception clause in the definition of restricted at the end of the file src/gluon/restricted.py in your web2py installation to read as follows:
except Exception, exception: # XXX Show exception in Wing if running in debugger if __debug__ and 'WINGDB_ACTIVE' in os.environ: etype, evalue, tb = sys.exc_info() sys.excepthook(etype, evalue, tb) raise RestrictedError(layer, code, '', environment)
Now you will get exceptions reported in Wing's Exceptions tool and can conveniently move up or down the stack and inspect the program state at the time of the exception.
Related Documents
Wing provides many other options and tools. For more information:
- Remote Web Development describes how to set up development on a remote host.
- Quickstart Guide which contains additional basic information about getting started with Wing.
- Tutorial provides a gentler introduction to Wing's features.
- Wing Reference Manual, which describes Wing in detail.


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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – King University was represented on the international spotlight this weekend at the Dave Schultz Memorial International, hosted in Colorado Springs, Colo. at the Olympic Training Center. A meeting of some of the world's best male and female wrestlers occurred at the prestigious tournament where Alli Ragan and Sarah Hildebrandt placed fourth in their respective weight classes while a total of five Lady Tornado competed.
WCWA National Champion Alli Ragan (Carbondale, Ill.) placed fourth and finished her day at the tournament with a 3-2 overall record. She began with a second-period pin over Lindenwood University's Anna McAleavey following a dominant 6-0 finish in the first period. Her second match was much closer, edging Canadian national Amanda Gerhart in a 1-0, 1-0 decision win. The junior then matched up against India's Geeta where she fell after losing the tiebreaker in the first period (1-1) and was beaten 2-1 in the second. After a three-period win by decision (0-1, 3-2, 1-0) over Shauna Isbell, Ragan met Canadian Braxton Stone in the third place bout where she lost 2-1, 5-0.
Ragan was the highest placing American in her weight bracket. She has automatically qualified for the U.S. World Cup Team, a team devised to compete in an international dual-style tournament.
Sarah Hildebrandt (Granger, Ill.) was one of two King wrestlers in the 55-kilogram weight class but advanced the furthest. After a first round decision win by shutout over Shelby Morrison (OCU) 5-0, 6-0, Chinese national Yuanyuan Xiao edged the sophomore 1-0, 1-0 to send her to the consolation bracket. Hildebrandt worked her way through the consolation bracket with five consecutive victories all by decision. During this run, she allowed only two points against her in her advancement to the third place bout against Yajing Guan (China). In her final bout to place top-3, she fell in a pair of one-point period losses 3-2, 1-0.
Hildebrandt was the second-highest placing American in her weight bracket which was one of the largest of the tournament. She has now qualified for a spot on the Senior Pan-American team that will compete this summer.
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WCWA Nation Champion Katarina Perez (El Centro, Calif.) was the second King wrestler in the 55-kilo division but lost two of her three bouts.
Julia Salata (Canton, Mich.) rounded out the list of King participants. The sophomore won her opening bout (1-0, 6-0) over Kayla Aggio (OCU) before being eliminated with decision losses to Stacie Anaka (Canada) and Enkhbayar Tseveemid (MGL).
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