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Connecticut wins 8th title in rout of Louisville
New Orleans, LA – Move over, Pat Summitt and Tennessee, you have company.
Connecticut put an end to Louisville's unlikely run in the women's NCAA Tournament with a 93-60 drubbing at New Orleans Arena for the program's eighth national championship under head coach Geno Auriemma, matching the record held by Summitt and the Lady Vols.
Freshman Breanna Stewart finished with 23 points and nine rebounds, while Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis made five of UConn's 13 baskets from 3-point range en route to an 18-point effort.
The Huskies reached their eighth final by solving Notre Dame in the Final Four after losing to their Big East rival three times this season.
Another conference foe stood in the way Tuesday, and Connecticut (35-4) came away with a convincing triumph to deny Louisville its first title and a chance at winning both the men's and women's championships in the same year.
Connecticut is still the only school that has accomplished that feat, doing so in 2004.
The Cardinals (29-9) had a memorable performance in the Oklahoma City Regional as a No. 5 seed, as they upset defending champion Baylor in the Sweet 16 before besting perennial power Tennessee to earn a trip to New Orleans.
They rallied against California in the national semis, but were simply no match against the Huskies, who shot 53 percent from the floor and had five players score in double figures.
Sara Hammond paced Louisville with 15 points.
"It's without a doubt going to go down as one of the greatest runs in women's basketball," Cardinals head coach Jeff Walz said. "We're going to hold our heads high and we're going to be proud of what we did."
Stewart showed her inside and outside game during a 19-0 run that turned a four-point deficit into a 29-14 lead with under nine minutes left in the opening half. She hit a 3-pointer while being fouled during the surge, and after missing the ensuing free throw, the frosh drained a mid-range jumper and scored inside on the next two possessions.
"This is unbelievable. This is what we've thought about since the beginning of the season. And now to be here and actually win it, it's a great feeling and I don't think it's going to set in for a while." said Stewart, who was named the Most Outstanding Player of the Final Four.
UConn led by a 48-29 score at halftime behind Stewart's 18 points, as well as a 16-5 advantage in second-chance points, and was never seriously threatened in the second half en route to the largest margin of victory in title game history.
Connecticut has won 13 in a row against Louisville, with its only loss to the Cardinals coming in the first meeting in the opening round of the 1993 NCAA Tournament. The programs also met in the 2009 NCAA finals.


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Netflix: We're Sorry About The Huge Price Increase, So, Uh... Qwikster!
from the two-for-the-price-of-two! dept
I was going to write up a post analyzing the causes of Mr. Hastings' sadness and how he plans to make things right, but then I saw this:
Frankly, I really don't understand the point of this apology letter. If you're not going to do anything to address the real cause of your (former) subscribers' dissatisfaction, why even bother bringing more attention to the issue? Seems like when you say you're trying to "make things right," it might be a good idea to actually try to make things right, not worse.

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pster wrote:I'm not saying Smyth is wrong. But it is a very interesting claim and I want to know whether there is something to it.
pster wrote:Marchant says that this τε is displaced. Is it? 1.3.4:
οἱ δ᾽ οὖν ὡς ἕκαστοι Ἕλληνες κατὰ πόλεις τε ὅσοι ἀλλήλων ξυνίεσαν καὶ ξύμπαντες ὕστερον κληθέντες οὐδὲν πρὸ τῶν Τρωικῶν δι᾽ ἀσθένειαν καὶ ἀμειξίαν ἀλλήλων ἁθρόοι ἔπραξαν.
More generally, is it just me, or do commentaries not only not agree on what the solution, but at least half the time don't even agree on what the problem is?
Πολυκράτης γὰρ ἐστὶ πρῶτος τῶν ἡμεῖς ἴδμεν Ἑλλήνων ὃς θαλασσοκρατέειν ἐπενοήθη, πάρεξ Μίνωός τε τοῦ Κνωσσίου καὶ εἰ δή τις ἄλλος πρότερος τούτου ἦρξε τῆς θαλάσσης: τῆς δὲ ἀνθρωπηίης λεγομένης γενεῆς Πολυκράτης πρῶτος, ἐλπίδας πολλὰς ἔχων Ἰωνίης τε καὶ νήσων ἄρξειν
But the question is what was the original relative pronoun? Why is it genitive plural and not
singular? Or, better yet, why is the verb singular and not plural?
The "oldest Minos" requires massaging, while "oldest naval battle" doesn't. What is oldest in the Minos sentence is his building of a navy. What is oldest in the second has nothing to do with the Corinthians and the Corcyraeans.
More generally, I am still working towards an understanding of how Greek distinguishes between:
a) Minos was the first person we know of to have built a navy,and b) Minos, the first person we know of, built a navy.
Qimmik wrote:"παλαίτατος is not one of the terms in his lists" The lists in sec. 1042 aren't exclusive by any means. The examples with πρῶτος are a template for παλαίτατος.
This isn't an instance of Thucydides' deliberately thorny style--this is just idiomatic Greek.
Qimmik wrote:If it's just a matter of how best to translate the Greek expression into idiomatic English, I don't have a problem with your choice. But when you write "I prefer to see implicit in Th. 1.4 a copula and relative pronoun similar to what we find in Smyth's second 1169 example," you're suggesting that there's a structure involving ἦν ὅς underlying or implicit in Thucydides' sentence--you're rewriting Greek to fit your English translation. Thucydides' sentence is perfectly logical and stands on its own.
In any event, Smyth in 1169 doesn't write that predicate adjectives used this way are implicitly a construction with a copula and a relative pronoun, he writes that predicate adjectives are equivalent to a copula and a relative pronoun. Moreover, the examples with πρῶτος in 1042 are also instances of predicate adjectives, as Smyth 913 makes clear, and in 1042 he doesn't see a need to imply a copula and a relative pronoun to make them logical. Take a look at 915, too.
pster wrote:1.4:
Μίνως γὰρ παλαίτατος ὧν ἀκοῇ ἴσμεν ναυτικὸν ἐκτήσατο...
In English, we would more often say something like: For Minos was the oldest of those whom we know to have established a navy...
If we wanted to translate this back into Greek, what would we say?
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Consumers Liven Up Dishes with New Sauces and Marinades
Barbecue sauces, cooking sauces and marinades offer culinary arts in a bottle, and they can do so without wrecking the ingredient list.
In January, Kraft Foods Group, Northfield, Ill., rolled out a line of Miracle Whip Dipping Sauces. The four flavors include Sassy Sweet Tomato and Smokin' Bacon Ranch, and the suggested retail price is $2.99.
Kraft will spend a heck of a lot more than that on a related multi-media ad campaign that kicked off in March. Print ads in magazines including People, Sports Illustrated and Rolling Stone, plus radio ads in select markets will help build momentum for what could be a lucrative brand extension. And why? Because dipping sauces are hot. And with the brand recognition of Miracle Whip, which has annual sales of more than $250 million, this looks like a pretty sure bet.
Market researcher Mintel Group is forecasting 3 percent annual increases in dollar sales for a broad spectrum of sauces between 2012 and 2017. Offering a convenient way for both restaurants and home chefs to add a variety of flavor and texture to otherwise ordinary dishes, sauces appear to have a bright future.
"As culinary trends continue to evolve, one constant is a desire for even more choices," explained Robin Ross, associate director of culinary at Kraft, when this year's new products were unveiled. "Consumers have varying and multiple needs for their food and beverage choices. Some consumers find a healthy balance with less complex ingredient lines is important, while others want bold or ethnically-inspired taste experiences. Young people are especially adventurous and food savvy. They don't want to miss the latest food news, whether it's trendy flavors, pop-up restaurants or the newest food truck in town."
Kraft says bold flavors are in — especially peppers of all kinds, and bacon. And those kinds of flavors are the focus of the new dipping sauces. The accompanying bold advertising campaign has those flavors coming from the "Twisted Minds of Miracle Whip," which might be a marketer's way of describing a major food manufacturer's product development staff. But they might also come with a little help from an ingredient company
Cargill, Minneaplis, makes finished sauces that are sold to the foodservice industry. Cargill also produces and sells oils, sweeteners and texturizing ingredients that are used in a variety of sauces, says Wendy Erickson, a texturizing solutions technical manager for the company. She says Cargill's sauce manufacturing customers are always putting flavor first.
"Sauce is really the vehicle for delivering that unique flavor of the whole dish," Erickson says. "Our customers look for a familiar but high-quality, high-intensity flavor while also working to reduce calories or reduce fat."
Sauce also has to look great, have a pleasing aroma and the proper mouthfeel, and behave the right way on the dish — so getting the right cling is important, for example. Only if all those elements are present will the sauce succeed in adding to the overall dining experience.
Less is more
One of the most important drivers for the sauce categories has a familiar ring to it. Consumers want products that are lower in sugar, salt and fat, and they want a clean label with a reasonable number of ingredients.
Sauces are made with a combination of spices and flavors, usually in an oil base that has been texturized with thickeners and emulsifiers to provide texture and uniform dispersion of flavor ingredients. With those ingredients being practically essential to the product, it's easy to see that there would be some obstacles to obtaining a clean label. Yet, those obstacles can be overcome.
Sweet Baby Ray's is one of the top 50 brands of barbecue sauce in the U.S. Its Original Barbecue Sauce, described as "sweet and tangy," has a rich history involving a storied Chicago barbeque competition. As with many similar barbecue sauces, the four main ingredients are high-fructose corn syrup, tomato paste, vinegar and modified food starch.
A single, 37g serving contributes 70 calories and 16g of sugar to the diet of its backyard consumers. By comparison, Organic Annie's Original BBQ Sauce from Berkeley Calif.- based Annie's Inc., provides 45 calories, and 10g of sugar in a slightly smaller 34g serving.
Both products are made with more than 15 ingredients, although just a handful of them make up more than 2 percent of the product by volume. The ingredient deck for the Annie's product includes 17 ingredients, but it starts with brown rice syrup. Starches are lower on the deck than the expeller-pressed blend of "canola, soy/and or sunflower oil."
The Annie's sauce sells at a higher price point than the Sweet Baby Ray's. Undoubtedly, both are good, successful products, but the point is that food formulators have more at their disposal in terms of being able to meet customer expectations in the category than one might expect.
Whether it's texturants, spices, dairy ingredients or oils, there is a wide variety of ingredients available. And ingredient technologies are moving toward products with more intense flavors, better functionality and a better nutritional profile.
Bunge Oils, St. Louis, offers a wide range of edible oils including soy, cotton, canola and palm, that are trans fat free per serving, low in saturated fats and offer a wide range of functionalities and improved flavor stability, says Mark Jackson, VP of sales for packaged oils.
"In the area of nutrition, we are seeing increasing interest and request for 'natural' and expeller-pressed oils. We currently have a small offering that works well in any liquid oil application, including salad dressings and sauces," Jackson says. "Also, I believe there is a good story to be told for soybean oil. As more nutritional research on edible oils comes to light, I think positive consumer awareness will increase for soy-based products."
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Agency Outreach
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Agency Outreach is the process we use to establish relationships with our federal agency customers in our collections business.
The Agency Relationship Management & Engagement (ARM) Division serves as the central point of contact for promoting the Revenue Collections Management (RCM) mission and vision to its internal and external customers.
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The Hand of The Graphic Designer
An intimate look into the creative process of the graphic designer.
FAI, the Italian National Trust, presents an exhibition and a Moleskine book with 367 original sketches by 108 international graphic designers. The drawings will then be auctioned by Sotheby's. Revenues from this initiative will support FAI.
FAI - Fondo Ambiente Italiano (Italian National Trust), alterstudio partners. Media partner: Abitare Magazine. Main Sponsor: Pirelli. Catalogue: Moleskine
Villa Necchi Campiglio
via Mozart 14, Milano
April 8 to May 8 • open 10am to 6pm (from Wednesday to Sunday)
Moleskine with Public Design Festival
A series of participatory design labs organized by cultural association esterni.
A call to rethink and redesign the city's public space. Among the participating designers: Raumlaborberlin, Ivan Hernandez, Basurama and Stortplaaz Van Dromen.
Cavalcavia Bussa
Stazione Porta Garibaldi, Milano
April 13 to 17 • open 12am to 12pm
Opening Party and Workshop: Tuesday, April 12, from 7 pm to 1 am, Cavalcavia Bussa
On Moleskine Sketchbooks: Domus Academy Student's Milan Perception
More than twenty Moleskine notebooks filled with sketches and free thoughts on the city of Milan will be exhibited at Domus Academy during tha Salone Internazionale del Mobile. The notebooks are a creation of the students of the Domus Academy, Master in Interior and Living Design, led by the project leader Silvia Peirone.
Domus Academy
via Watt 37, Milano
April 12 to 15 • open 10am to 8pm
Milano Moleskinabile
During the Salone Internazionale del Mobile, design students from Politecnico describe their personal view of the city of Milan through sketches on their Moleskine notebooks.
Politecnico di Milano, Scuola del Design
March 31st - April 20th, 2011
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Seven thousand Catholic faithful took part in the International Day of Faith celebrations on Mount Precipice in Nazareth. The festive mass was led by His Beatitude, the Latin Patriarch of Jerusalem Fouad Tual.
The event at Mount Precipice included an artistic program that featured choirs from Catholic communities around the world, followed by celebration of the Eucharist. Pilgrims came from Italy, Brazil, Spain, UK , Japan, Poland, the Palestinian Authority and neighboring countries.
The Latin Patriarch thanked "all those who came from the region and around the world to participate in these cherished moments in the Holy Land."
Also in attendance were His Beatiitude Archbishop Michel Sabbah, Patriarch Emeritus of Jerusalem for Latins and His Excellency, Archbishop Giuseppe Lazzarotto, Apostolic Nuncio to Israel.
The celebrations in Nazareth, which will be followed next week (24 November 2013) by the closing event of the Year of Faith in the Vatican, were led by the Catholic Church with the assistance of the Tourism Ministry, in cooperation with the Ministry for the Development of the Galilee, Israel Police, the Nazareth Municipality, KKL-JNF and the Nazareth Association for Tourism and Culture.
During the Mass, a letter from His Excellency Pope Francis was read: "The history of our faith finds its origins in the very land where you celebrate. Before we can understand our own personal history of faith and our need for God's mercy, we must all turn to that place and time when Jesus himself walked among us."
Pope Benedict XVI opened the Year of Faith, as an opportunity for all Catholics to rediscover a journey of faith, with a declaration in Rome in October 2012.


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Here's some Friday eye candy for you, courtesy of Morgan Driessen. When Morgan isn't out working on his multiple degrees in graphic design (he graduated with honors we might add), he's likely jumping over things on his trials bicycle (training to compete in the world championship on that as well).
Now in the unlikely situation where you would be unable to find Morgan doing either of those afore mentioned things, then well he's probably day dreaming about two-stroke racers, and putting pen to pad on a motorcycle designs. Today finds us catching the young Mr. Driessen at the latter, as he has done up some splendid drawings of alternative paint jobs and sponsorships for the Honda RC212V (above) and Yamaha YZR-M1 (after the jump).


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ST. IGNACE, Mich. -- Michigan drivers soon will be able to choose from two new license plates featuring the state's "Pure Michigan" tourism logo.
Secretary of State Ruth Johnson unveiled both plates Wednesday at the Mackinac Bridge.
One yellow-and-blue plate bears the image of the Mackinac Bridge. The other plate is blue and white, with a small "Pure Michigan" logo at the top. The bottom of the plate also features the state's tourism website, www.michigan.org.
The blue-and-white plate eventually will replace the one commonly used by most Michigan motorists. The standard plate will be available in early 2013, followed by the Mackinac Bridge plate.
Michigan produces about 1.4 million license plates annually. Secretary of state officials say they're made by inmates at a correctional facility in the southern Michigan community of Adrian.


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Isopods are the most diverse in form and the most species-rich crustaceans of the superorder Peracarida (isopods, amphipods, tanaids, and their kin). Isopods are common inhabitants of nearly all environments, and they are unusual among the Crustacea for their ubiquity. The familiar sowbugs and pillbugs are members of this group, along with their marine relatives (gribbles, slatters, etc.). The Isopoda include approximatly 10,000 described species, in 10 suborders. These animals range in length from 0.5 mm to 500 mm (Bathynomus giganteus). Phylogenetic analyses and the fossil record (limited though it is) suggest that the group dates to at least the Carboniferous Period of the Paleozoic, approximately 300 million years ago.


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Wire, cable, and connectors are crucial
As the use of wire and connectors increases with added networking functions and interoperability-and decreases, as networks simplify-cabling has become forever crucial in industrial networking applications.
WITH ALL the cool stuff happening in industrial networking, hardware can be easy to overlook. Wireless and Ethernet seem to be taking over the world. Interoperability is advancing everywhere. Fieldbuses are reaching into intrinsically safe areas. Sensors and transmitters are getting their own web servers. Plant floor and enterprise systems are linking up.
Wires and related components just lie there. Not very exciting.
So, who cares about cables, connectors, and cordsets? Everyone. That is, everyone who knows networking hardware still forms the backbone of their control, automation, and manufacturing applications, and quietly will continue to enable every rookie networking method that emerges in the future. Point-to-point 4-20 mA still dwarfs all other industrial networking methods, though twisted-pair fieldbuses and industrial Ethernet have scratched its surface lately. And, truth to tell, there are some pretty historic shifts occurring among the cable and connector sectors themselves.
Tailoring Cordsets
Faced with smaller, aging staffs and high labor costs, many end users are asking cable and connector manufacturers, systems integrators, or assembly houses to build more and more complex cordsets for them. As a result, more assembly work reportedly is being outsourced to lower-cost labor centers worldwide. Frank Koditek, Belden CDT's industrial market manager, says his company has seen a big increase in user demand for pre-made cables and connector sets, and that more assembly businesses have grown up to serve that need.
In fact, Jack Gayara, Lapp USA's connector products manager, claims that his firm's custom cordset and wiring harness division has seen double-digit growth in the past couple of years, though business has leveled off in the past several months. "This is a very cyclic business," says Gayara. "When business is booming, then OEMs keep their cordset building in house. When the economy is down a little, they outsource that work."
"People just need to get into the thought process that their Ethernet network is going to be going into an industrial environment."
Five or 10 years ago, adds Gayara, there was a lot of relay logic in control panels, so the wires going to the machine had higher pin counts. "Then PLCs combined a lot of that wiring, and pin counts went down," he says. "Next, newer technologies allowed users to control more functions, and pin counts when up again, until they were reduced by users implementing fieldbuses, Ethernet, and wireless technologies. It seems that cable and connectors' contacts increase; someone finds a way to simplify, and they decrease for awhile; and future technology allows more monitoring and control functions, and pin counts go up again. These two forces really do seem to balance off each other."
Ed Nabrotzky, industrial communication general manager at Woodhead Industries, says increasing use of tailor-made cordsets is part of a trend it calls "connectorization." "Hardwiring usually requires a skilled, union electrician to pull wire, screw on connectors, and address many power and compatibility issues, " says Nabrotzky. "Preassembled cabling and connectors, or 'softwiring,' means less skilled labor is needed, enables more modular design practices, and allows worldwide shipping and servicing far from where components were originally sourced."
In the past, machines often were designed as one unit. "Now, we can break designs into sub-machines and/or sub-assemblies, and mix and match components as needed by the recipe for the product being produced," adds Nabrotzky. "We can build a machine in Kentucky, and reassemble it in Eastern Europe."
This increased use of customized, modular technologies doesn't stop at the cable. Individual connectors also are multiplying the variety of inserts and contacts to meet increasingly varied demands. "People are using more rectangular connectors with different housing or hoods on the ends, but now we even have modular inserts within them, so we can custom configure for specific applications," says Gayara. "It's a lot like Legos. Many users seem to enjoy doing their own inserts. We've even added Ethernet to these modular inserts, which gives some flexibility, but maintains a reliable, shielded connection."
Though much cordset assembly is outsourced, some manufacturers are finding they can do it themselves economically. "We do a lot of assembly work here, rather than sending components to two or three other companies before they reach the end user," says Kirk Larson, Turck's project engineering manager. "We're also seeing work come back from Asia because of quality and lead time. We're finding we can be competitive in this area."
Ethernet and M12
Though its presence is still small compared to legacy industrial networks, Ethernet is gaining nodes quickly, and this is fueling demand for Ethernet-based cable, connectors and components that can survive and serve long-term in harsh industrial settings with high temperatures, corrosive fluids, electrical noise, extreme heat or cold, high vibrations, or a combination of these factors.
"Presently, Ethernet only makes up 3% of our cable and connector businesses, but that's up from zero just a couple of years ago," says Nabrotzky. "For example, we have the global contract for General Motors' networking, and they've specified having Ethernet in all applications by 2007."
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Go and see the amazing knitting and crocheting yarn bomb at the Devonport Wharf, Auckland, New Zealand.
Of course for me, and most of the rest of the world, we will have to be do our looking through pictures posted here:
The Woolly Walk Along is now installed at
the Devonport Wharf, Auckland, New Zealand.
I can just see the edge of my knitted piece in a couple of pictures. Its fun to have 'visiual' proof that my contribution made it all the way from Calgary! This is what I sent. See if you can find it on the handrail in Auckland.
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2013 Lexus GS 450h: Real World Review
I always feel guilty about loading the dogs into a luxury car, but the 2013 Lexus GS 450h showed up in the garage on a weekend when I already had plans. It was a road trip of sorts, a visit with my sister and a chance to take the dogs on a hike to a haunted old mill and a reservoir in north Georgia.
We topped off the tank, covered the back seats with a comforter and headed for the mountains.
As the driver, the first thing I noticed about our particular GS hybrid was its bamboo steering wheel. I tend to prefer leather to wood when it comes to touchpoints in the car, but Lexus has me rethinking that. Rather than your standard high-gloss wood that feels more like plastic than anything that occurs naturally, the bamboo in the Lexus is smooth but not polished. It gives the impression that you're really touching a high-quality surface, and it feels great in your hands. Plus, it's easy on the eyes.
My riding companion really took to the heated/cooled seats and audio system. Lexus does a masterful job of contouring seats in just the right places, and it's easy to liken them to a La-Z-Boy recliner. After oogling the GS's enormous 12.3-inch screen, which displays audio, navigation and climate controls, I found my friend reclined and asleep in the passenger seat, relaxed for the rest of the drive home. He wasn't the only one, though, because the dogs found the back seat equally relaxing, and I was quickly left to make the journey home on my own.
When it comes to performance, I think we were all surprised by the GS hybrid. Just prior to this drive, I had the chance to look at Infiniti's immensely powerful M56S sedan, and I was sad to see it go. Or, for about 5.6 seconds, anyway, because that's how quickly the Lexus GS 450h accelerates from 0 to 60. The hybrid GS is powered by the same 3.5-liter V6 found in its sister models but benefits from the addition of an electric motor for better fuel efficiency and acceleration. That means you can run the car in EV mode at low speeds, using no fuel at all, or tune the throttle and suspension up to Sport Plus and experience what feels more like V8 performance. Our drive took us down highway stretches and winding back roads, and we averaged 32-mpg during our trip. For a car that weighs in at nearly two tons, we think that's great, and it's better than competitors' models, such as the Infiniti M35h and Mercedes-Benz E350 BlueTec.
So while our visit with the 2013 Lexus GS 450h was brief, we'll say that we like it. It might even be the best hybrid you can find if you're shopping for a midsize premium sedan under the $70,000 mark. It's comfortable, stylish, full of technology and has surprising performance on the street and at the gas pump. Plus, the back seat can fit a Labrador and a miniature Australian shepherd cozily, and that's what really matters to families, right?


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A Neosho woman was injured Friday morning in a single-vehicle crash south of Joplin.
Faith E. Barnes, 28, was traveling southbound on Route NN, five miles south of Joplin, around 3:30 a.m., when the 1999 Ford Taurus she was driving ran off the right side of the roadway, struck a ditch and overturned.
Barnes suffered minor injuries in the accident.
She was taken by ambulance to Freeman West Hospital, in Joplin, for treatment.
She was wearing her seatbelt at the time of the crash, the patrol report noted.
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A four-car crash north of Seneca sent six people to area hospitals with minor injuries on Wednesday.
The crash occurred at 4:15 p.m. on Highway 43, seven miles north of Seneca.
Dakota W. Plumb, 19 of Joplin, was traveling northbound on Highway 43 in a 1991 Ford F150 when he attempted to make a left turn and was struck from behind by a 1995 Dodge Dakota, driven by Montie L. Crowder, 39, of Joplin.
As a result, the Dodge Dakota was pushed into a 1999 Toyota Camry, traveling southbound on Highway 43 and driven by Michael A. Younger, 52, of Fairland, Okla. Younger's vehicle then collided with a southbound 2009 Toyota Corolla, driven by Ronald E. DeWeese, 60, of Seneca.
Montie Crowder and his passengers, Michael Crowder, 9, and Crista Crowder, 14, were taken by ambulance to Freeman West Hospital in Joplin.
Steven Trammel, 21, of Seneca, a passenger in the 1991 Ford, was also taken by ambulance to Freeman West Hospital in Joplin.
Meanwhile, Younger and DeWeese were taken by private vehicle to Mercy Hospital in Joplin.
No injuries were reported for Plumb.
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Seattle, WA. June 20, 2012 –International Academy of Design & Technology – Seattle (IADT-Seattle) fashion design students recently honored kids undergoing cancer treatment at Children's Hospital – Seattle with one-of-a-kind hats. The students were participating in the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools' (ACICS) Centennial Community Service Week, joining thousands of students and faculty across the country participating in WE SERVE (Students Empowered to Respond and Volunteer Everywhere), the agency's centennial event.
In addition to advancing excellence in education across the schools it accredits, ACICS believes in giving back to the communities its colleges and schools serve, so it created this membership-wide community service project to serve as an integral component to a year-long celebration. As a member of ACICS, IADT-Seattle shares in that commitment to serving the community.
The hats the IADT students created were funny, colorful, clever, cute, interesting, punky, and wild; they came in all shapes and sizes and were designed for kids who want to show their true personalities. How would you cover your head if something like cancer happened to you? The students at IADT-Seattle found a solution. First-year fashion design students learned much more than how to construct a garment; they were able to give children who are sick the gift of hope and inspiration. Students in the Construction I class were given the project to construct the hats and had the privilege of delivering these creations to Children's Hospital. A total of 110 hats were delivered on May 22 to the delight of Alison Garrison, volunteer coordinator at the hospital.
"I'm all about inspiring our students to use their design skills to give back to the community. We teach our students the benefits of serving others and giving back early in their education with this project – which in turn helps them become better designers," said Monir Zandghoreishi, IADT – Seattle Fashion Design & Fashion Merchandising Program Chair.
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With more than 30 years as an established institution, the International Academy of Design and Technology offers students a hands-on education with experienced faculty dedicated to providing students with the necessary skills, knowledge, support and guidance to pursue fulfilling career opportunities in the design and technology fields. The Seattle campus (IADT-Seattle), which opened in 2004, offers degree programs in fashion design, interior design, graphic design, digital media production, fashion merchandising, game production, information technology and Web design and development. Students also have the opportunity to take a portion of their coursework online through IADT-Online. The school is accredited by the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools (ACICS). ACICS is a national accrediting agency recognized by the United States Department of Education. Find disclosures on graduation rates, student financial obligations and more at www.iadt.edu/disclosures. IADT-Seattle cannot guarantee employment or salary and is a member of the Career Education Corporation (NASDAQ:CECO) network of universities, colleges and schools. For more information call 206.575.1865 or visit www.iadt.edu/Seattle.
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NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti & MSI GTX 750 Gaming Review
NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti & MSI GTX 750 Gaming Introduction:
This launch brings us a new architecture from NVIDIA code named Maxwell. Why start at the low end of the spectrum instead of dropping a bomb with a high end card that is going to deliver even more in terms of performance than what two of the highest performing cards on the market (the GTX 780 Ti and GTX Titan) are delivering right now? Because the mainstream market is populated with PCs running integrated graphics that can see huge gaming performance improvements with a discrete video card that requires nothing more of the end user than to purchase the card and install it.
Wait, don't you need a new power supply when putting in a discrete video card? Not with this implementation of Maxwell or GM107. The goal was to target this burgeoning market of PCs with a power efficient card that can run all of the current games at 1080p, but do it in a low power envelope on a reduced form factor video card. That means that yes, Johnny, you can keep that 300 watt power supply that came in your PC and not have to increase your spending to get a 10x boost in gaming performance. It's a win-win for that consumer base, really. NVIDIA learned a lot when it was working on its Tegra program and integrated some of the power management learnings into Maxwell.
The big push is power efficiency along with improved performance. Getting the consumer to buy is the big thing, but with price points of $149 for the GTX 750 Ti and $119 for the GTX 750, the price to performance ratio is there. We can talk about the performance all day and see where it takes us, but first let's dig into the cards from NVIDIA and MSI to see what they offer and see how they perform by comparison. It could prove interesting.
NVIDIA GTX 750 Ti & MSI GTX 750 Gaming Closer Look:
This first version of Maxwell for the consumer is the full implementation of GM107 used on the GTX 750 Ti. Baseline specifications include 1.87 billion transistors, one Graphics Processing Cluster, five SM modules, 640 CUDA cores, 40 Texture units, 16 ROPs, and 2GB of GDDR5 memory rated to run at 1350MHz through a 128-bit bus. It's what happens deeper down in the architecture where the changes impact performance and power efficiency. The new Streaming Multiprocessor model is called SMM, and it features an SM that instead of using 192 CUDA cores per SM (like seen in Kepler) breaks that up into four processing blocks. These four more efficient processing blocks in an SM deliver about 90% of the performance of the Kepler SM, while being significantly smaller allows more SM per core. That's more almost as fast, more efficient processors delivering higher performance. This implementation uses a larger L2 cache to minimize write outs to the GDDR5, preserving some bandwidth margin to remove that potential bottleneck for the operation. Ultimately this drives up power efficiency by 4x over four years with a 2x boost in raw gaming performance. All in all, a 55 to 60 watt envelope.
The first card I will look at today is the reference model GTX 750 Ti from NVIDIA. Looking at it for the first time I was a little skeptical of the performance this mini me-sized video card, with the even smaller heat sink looking suspect as well. At 5.7 inches in length, the reference GTX 750 Ti should fit in pretty much any chassis out on the market today to deliver 1080p performance on a budget. The height of the cooling solution makes this a two slot card that uses a one slot I/O bracket. Things that stand out as missing right away are the lack of an SLI Bridge connection and the PCIe power connection. If you caught that here's your cookie. This card requires neither due to the fact it has a 60 watt TDP and the target market for the card is such that buying a pair of GTX 750 Tis would increase the spending and power needs to a point that a more capable card and power supply would be the best option.
Display connectivity on the reference GTX 750 Ti consists of a pair of Dual Link DVI Ports and a single Mini HDMI port. In the future a DisplayPort 1.2 port will be standard on the GTX 750 Ti for use with G-Sync enabled monitors. The back end of the card has a spot on the PCB for a 6-pin PCIe power connection. You can see the four Hynix memory ICs surrounding the GPU socket, but not much else to talk about. The heat sink is held on with just four spring loaded screws; remove them and we get access to the GM107 core.
The cooling solution employed on the reference GTX 750 Ti is small to fit the needs of the core. It is a solid chuck of aluminum that looks much like what you would see coming out of the box of any current retail Intel processor. Surprisingly it does the job of cooling the core quite well. The small fan again is a surprise as it really is not the high speed pinwheel it looks like.
Both the GTX 750 Ti and GTX 750 are based on NVIDIA's GM107 Maxwell core. The GTX 750 Ti uses the full implementation of the GM107 core with 1.87 Billion transistors, one Graphics Processing Cluster, five Streaming Multiprocessors, 640 CUDA cores, 40 Texture units, and 16 ROPs. You can differentiate the cores visually by looking at the markings. The full GTX 750 Ti core has the marking GM107-400-A2, while the core used on the GTX 750 is marked GM107-300-A2. Base clock speeds on the GTX 750 Ti are a 1020MHz base clock with a GPU 2.0 boost clock of 1085MHz. Memory bandwidth comes through the 2GB of GDDR5 Hynix memory running through a 128-bit bus. The shared 2MB of L2 cache helps prevent memory bottlenecks at 1080p resolutions. SK Hynix H5GC2H24BFR-T2C modules are rated to run a 1250MHz using 1.35v and 1500MHz using 1.5v.
When you buy an NVIDIA card you get a whole ecosystem of support and opportunities to enjoy your gaming. Not only do you get the benefits of NVIDIA's GameWorks system that employs 300 game engineers to innovate and bring to the world gaming enhancements seen in the latest games, you get access to technologies like GameStream technology that allows you to stream games from your NVIDIA card to an NVIDIA SHIELD gaming device that can then be connected to your television in console mode for big screen gaming. You can also use ShadowPlay to save the last 20 minutes of your gaming sequences to either play back for your friends locally or upload directly to Twitch.tv or YouTube. When using ShadowPlay you take advantage of the built-in hardware encoder that uses dedicated hardware to keep from impacting the CUDA cores during gaming. There really is a minimal performance hit that you only see in benchmarks.
Having looked at a lot of NVIDIA's small form factor line up over the years, I am excited to see what this core implementation can deliver in terms of gaming performance. If it truly does deliver 1080p at medium to high settings in current games, that kind of performance curve gets it close to the level of performance delivered by the first Fermi-based card, the GTX 480. The GTX 750 Ti will take the place of the GTX 650 Ti in NVIDIA's product stack to drive performance in this form factor with a more efficient part.


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MIAMI SHORES, Fla. – The Barry Buccaneers wrapped up the 2013-14 fund-raising season with their Make-A-Wish Carnival this past weekend. The Bucs, who had set a goal of $15,000 for the year, finished with over $17,000. We appreciated everyone who helped with the efforts this year.
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KENNEWICK, Wash. — Sequencing of the potato genome will aid the development of new varieties, Oregon State University's breeder says.
Sagar Sathuvalli, based in Hermiston, Ore., said the use of genetic mapping can reduce the length of the potato breeding process, which typically takes 10 to 15 years, by two to three years.
"The main use of genomics is to find the better parents and the probability of finding the best progeny of the best parents," he said.
Marker selection will allow breeders to add key value-added traits like increased nutritional benefits or resistance to diseases like Potato Virus Y and the late blight fungus or pests like potato psyllids and Columbia root-knot nematodes.
He stressed the need for field testing of selections before commercial release.
Sathuvalli's program includes making visual selections at the program's testing sites in Oregon, the Pacific Northwest and the western United States, narrowing the field from an initial 100,000 seeds.
"Each seed has the potential to become a new variety," Sathuvalli said.
The breeding process is a regional team effort, Sathuvalli said. He hopes to work with growers and the industry in the early stages of breeding to ensure they offer feedback in variety selection.
Sathuvalli's research priorities are 80 percent processing and fresh market russet potatoes, with the remaining 20 percent devoted to chipper and specialty potatoes.
Key processing russet traits include long-term storage, bruise and shrinkage resistance, improved texture and flavor and high yields. For fresh market russets, research priorities include bruise resistance, early maturity, high yields and long dormancy.
Sathuvalli addressed the general session of the Washington Oregon Potato Conference in Kennewick, Wash.


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Key leadership change as demand for LNG fuel solutions continues to grow
Jan 02, 2013, 04:47 ET
HOUSTON, Jan. 2, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Prometheus Energy Group, Inc. ("Prometheus Energy" or the "Company"), an energy company specializing in liquid natural gas fuel solutions, announced today that it appointed Jim Aivalis as chief executive officer and a member of its board of directors, effective January 7, 2013. Mr. Aivalis will be responsible for the overall management and growth of the Company. Michiel Boersma, Chairman of the Board, commented, "I am very pleased to have Jim Aivalis join Prometheus Energy as CEO. Jim's successful long term experience as a leader in the energy industry will further strengthen the Company as the largest and fastest growing supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the industrial sector in North America."
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Mr. Aivalis brings more than 30 years of energy industry experience to the Company. Prior to joining Prometheus Energy, Mr. Aivalis was the CEO and President of ThruBit Logging Solutions, a Schlumberger company. ThruBit developed and commercialized new downhole data acquisition technology. Mr. Aivalis previously spent years as Managing Director of Tenaris, a leading global manufacturer and supplier of pipe products and services to the energy industry. Prior to Tenaris, Mr. Aivalis had various senior management roles in Schlumberger.
Commenting on his move to Prometheus Energy, Mr. Aivalis stated, "I am excited to join Prometheus Energy and lead a great and committed team. Prometheus Energy has a compelling customer value proposition as the leading supplier of LNG to the industrial sector in North America. I look forward to working with our customers and suppliers to increase the replacement of oil derivatives with natural gas, especially in the energy and mining industries."
Mr. Aivalis succeeds previous CEO Ron Bertasi, who stepped down in December last year.
About Prometheus Energy
Prometheus Energy is one of the largest and fastest growing suppliers of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to the industrial sector in North America. Prometheus provides turnkey fuel solutions to convert industrial users of diesel, propane and other crude-derived fuels to clean, domestic, secure LNG, resulting in reduced fuel cost and environmental footprint. The company is vertically integrated from LNG production through distribution, onsite storage, and vaporization. A pioneer in the industrial LNG market, Prometheus developed first-of-their-kind conversions of industrial fuel consumers to LNG in numerous sectors, and was named a Finalist in the 2012 Platts Global Energy Awards in recognition of its industry leadership. Prometheus Energy is privately held by Shell Technology Ventures Fund 1 B.V. and Black River Asset Management LLC, a wholly owned but independently managed subsidiary of Cargill. For more information, please visit www.PrometheusEnergy.com
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The best-selling Stampede was the first high-performance monster truck and it's legendary ruggedness has made the Stampede name synonymous for monster truck driving fun.
Today, the Stampede has a bold look, innovative features, and of course, more power to boost the fun quotient even higher. Combine the increased horsepower with the tall, drive-over-anything ground clearance; ultra-tough suspension; exclusive waterproof electronics (blast through puddles, mow through mud and shred snow); and easy operation, Stampede will quickly become your favorite for all kinds of monster truck action. Stampede is still the first name in high-performance monster trucks.
The Stampede is one monster truck that doesn't know when to quit! Crushing cars, catching big air, and popping wheelies have never been this much fun. There is no other truck available that offers Stampede's unique style, capability, and reputation for durability. When it comes to speed, the Titan 12-turn 550 modified motor and racing-style Magnum 272™ transmission propel the Stampede to speeds over 30mph*. The integrated cooling fan in the Titan 12T pulls air through the motor keeping it cool. Airflow is routed through cooling channels molded into the motor plate. A cooler running motor delivers faster speeds, longer runtime, and extended motor life.
Stampede benefits from it's family lineage incorporating advanced Revo® technology to bolster performance. The Magnum 272 transmission is fully sealed and comes equipped with efficient and precise ball bearings and an advanced Revo®-Spec Torque-Control™ slipper clutch. Revo-spec Talon™ 2.8" tires provide sure-footed traction no matter how extreme the terrain. The aggressive Talon tires are pre-glued and mounted on bold 2.8" All-Star™ mirror-chrome wheels. Based on the proven Revo Talon tires, the versatile 2.8" Talons grip the pavement, tear through rocks, and have the ability to kick-up massive roost. The tires include performance-tuned foam inserts that provide extra stability on any surface.
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Vienna Residence Orchestra
Daily traditional classical concerts. Listen to the world famous music of W.A. Mozart and Johann Strauss at the most beautiful historical location in Vienna. Accompagnied by professional opera singers and ballet dancers, performing in historical costumes of these days.
In 1991 the orchestra was appointed the official representative of the City of Vienna in the festivities commemorative the bicentenary of Mozarts death and has also performed a number of concerts at the 'Vienna International Festival'.
The program includes the most famous and beautiful works of the Viennese classics of W.A. Mozart and Johann Strauss, played by anything from 10 to 40 musicians, accompanied by professional opera singers and ballet dancers.
See a seating plan of Palais Auersperg here!
Duration: 1½ incl. intermission from 8:15-9:45 PM.
Important information:
- Shortly after your booking is complete, you will receive an e-ticket by mail. Please print out your ticket and bring it with you to Palais Auersperg.
- Doors to the concert hall opens at 8:00 PM.
- The Vienna Residence Orchestra performs at Palais Auersperg, also known as The Rosenkavalier Palace.
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Vienna Residence Orchestra
Palais Auersperg
Auerspergstrasse 1
A-1080 Vienna
Vienna Residence Orchestra
Every day at 08.15PM all year round.
U-bahn to Rathaus or Volkstheater Station
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is a 100-Year-Old Victorian Home on a pristine Dune Preserve. We are located in the Inlet Beach neighborhood of the Florida Panhandle in South Walton County, right next door to Rosemary Beach.
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The home is available for nightly and weekly rentals all year. See our events page if you are planning a family reunion, business luncheon, wedding reception or other gathering.
There is truly no place like this anywhere on the Emerald Coast. Anna's Veranda is a beautifully renovated 100-year-old, Victorian home with grand upper and lower wrap-around porches that offer rare unobstructed views of the Gulf of Mexico and the secluded dunes of the 19-acre Inlet Beach Dune Preserve.
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• Antiques
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• 1 King-size Bed
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• 1 Twin Bunk Bed
• 3 Convertible Beds
• Cable/Satellite TV
• CD Player
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• Out-of-tune Antique Piano
• Full Kitchen with 3 sinks
• Cooking Utensils Provided
• Refrigerator
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• Microwave
• Ice Maker
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Outdoor Features
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• Deck/Patio
• Balcony
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• Oceanfront
• County Park/Dune Preserve
• Telephone
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• No Pets Allowed
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'He attacked me,' says suspect in subway death
The family of the man killed after he was pushed onto an NYC subway track describes him as someone who was always willing to help others. Naeem Davis appeared in court on Wednesday. He is charged with the killing.
NEW YORK — While New York City subway riders pondered what they would do in a similar nightmare situation, authorities charged a homeless man in the death of a Queens resident pushed in front of an oncoming subway train and killed as onlookers watched.
"I would certainly try to do whatever I possibly could," said Denise Martorana, 34, as she waited for the "A'' train at Penn Station on Wednesday evening.
"I certainly wouldn't be able to stand there and watch, that's for sure," she said.
Naeem Davis, 30, was arraigned Wednesday night on a second-degree murder charge and ordered held without bail in the death of Ki-Suck Han, 58, on Monday. He is due back in court on Dec. 11.
As the handcuffed defendant walked past reporters he blamed the victim for what happened.
"He attacked me first. He grabbed me," Davis said.
Prosecutor James Lin told the judge that Davis saw the train strike Han before leaving the Times Square station.
"The defendant never once offered any aid to the victim as the train approached the platform and in fact, this defendant watched the train hit the victim," Lin said.
But Davis' Legal Aid lawyer, Stephen Pokart, said outside court that his client reportedly "was involved in an incident with a man who was drunk and angry."
Han's wife had said she had argued with her husband that morning and that he had been drinking. Davis has several prior arrests in New York and Pennsylvania on mostly minor charges including drug possession.
Han's death got widespread attention not only for its horrific nature, but because he was photographed a split-second before the train trapped him and seemingly no one attempted to come to his aid.
Han's only child, 20-year-old Ashley, said at a news conference Wednesday that her father was always willing to help someone. But when asked about why no one helped him up, she said: "What's done is done."
"The thought of someone helping him up in a matter of seconds would have been great," she said.
A freelance photographer for the New York Post was waiting for a train Monday afternoon when he said he saw a man approach Han at the Times Square station, get into an altercation with him and push him into the train's path.
The Post photo in Tuesday's edition showed Ki-Suck Han with his head turned toward the train, his arms reaching up but unable to climb off the tracks in time.
The Post was quickly criticized by other journalists, media industry observers and social media users as being insensitive and sensationalizing the tragic incident.
People took to Twitter and Facebook to ask why Abbasi didn't try to pull Han from the tracks instead of snapping the shots.
Abbasi told USA TODAY on Wednesday that he is confident that he could not have reached Han in time.
And he said it is very difficult to talk about the incident.
"It is hard on me. Every time I speak with someone, I relive the moment," Abbasi said. "I am reliving the pain and the sounds that are associated with this tragedy."
He expressed condolences to Han's wife, Serim, and his family. He has not contacted them.
"What am I going to say?" he asked. "That I could not save your husband?" But he does have a message for Serim:
"I'm sorry for your loss," Abbasi said, "and believe me, I would have made every effort to pull your husband off the tracks if I was close enough."
Abbasi defended his actions. In Tuesday's New York Post, he wrote, "People think I had time to set the camera and take photos, and that isn't the case."
He said he was too far away to do anything. "Why didn't the people who were close enough help him?" he asked.
Abbasi said that after the train accident, he spoke with detectives at the subway station, then went with them to the Post's nearby offices so they could view the images on his camera.
It was the Post's decision to run the photo on the cover, not his, he said.
"It's a chilling photograph," Abbasi acknowledged. "It is a man facing his end."
He is aware that many people are upset with the coverage and his actions.
"There are people who are just passing judgment," Abbasi said, adding that the photos have "started a debate -- a conversation."
"There are both sides to a conversation," he said. "This has opened up a whole dialog about ethics, about safety and our subway system."
Abbasi, who wouldn't give his age but described himself as "middle-aged," said he first experimented with photography when he was about 15 years old.
He does a variety of photography, including landscapes, weddings and other images "that show the realities of our everyday life."
Through his craft and his life experience, Abbasi said, he has learned that "reality is all shades."
"Reality is painful and gruesome and beautiful and happiness," he said.
As for the harsh shade this week, he uses a camera metaphor to sum up how he is feeling.
"You can erase a memory card, but if you erase your memory you are in real trouble, so you have to live with it."
Abbasi has said that he was trying to alert the motorman to what was going on by flashing his camera.
"It took me a second to figure out what was happening. ... I saw the lights in the distance. My mind was to alert the train," Abbasi said.
"The people who were standing close to him ... they could have moved and grabbed him and pulled him up. No one made an effort," he added.
In a written account Abbasi gave the Post, he said a crowd took videos and snapped photos on their cellphones after Han was pulled, limp, onto the platform. He said he shoved them back as a doctor and another man tried to resuscitate the victim, but Han died in front of them.
Ashley Han and her mother, Serim Han, met reporters Wednesday inside their Presbyterian church in Queens. The family came to the U.S. from Korea about 25 years ago. They said Han was unemployed and had been looking for work. Their pastor said the family was so upset by the front-page photo of Han that they had to stay with him for comfort.
"I just wish I had one last chance to tell my dad how much I love him," Ashley Han said.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said Han, "if I understand it, tried to break up a fight or something and paid for it with his life."
The suspect's last known address was in a working-class neighborhood in Queens. The only neighbor who even vaguely remembered Davis was Charles Dawes, 80, who stays with his son two doors down.
Davis "came and went, came and went, and he always looked serious," Dawes said. "But I haven't seen him for three or four months."
Subway pushes are feared but fairly unusual. Among the more high-profile cases was the January 1999 death of Kendra Webdale, who was shoved to her death by a former mental patient.
Straphangers said they were shocked by Han's death but that it's always a silent fear for many of the more than 5.2 million commuters who ride the subway on an average weekday.
"Stuff like that you don't really think about every day. You know it could happen. So when it does happen it's scary but then what it all comes down to is you have to protect yourself," said Aliyah Syphrett, 23, who sat on a bench as she waited at Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan.
If she saw someone fall or be pushed, "I would try to help them, and also inform them that at the end of the platform there are steps.... If you can run to the other end you can come right back up the steps. But I guess at that moment you're panicked."
Diana Henry, 79, a Long Island resident, was waiting for a train at 34th Street. She stood as far from the platform as possible — about a dozen feet back, leaning against the wall.
"I'm always careful, but I'm even more careful after what happened," she said. "I stand back because there are so many crazies in this city that you never know."
Contributing: Laura Petrecca in New York; Associated Press.


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When the server is first powered on, the power on self-test (POST) displays the manufacturer's BIOS for each PowerEdge Expandable RAID Controller (PERC). During the POST process, you should see one of the following two messages as the system initializes the RAID controller:
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High on the hillside is the community of Monte Verde with the most spectacular panoramic views of the La Manga Club Resort, the Mar Menor and the Mediterranean Sea.
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127th Regiment, Illinois Infantry
United States U.S. Military Illinois Illinois Military Illinois in the Civil War 127th Regiment, Illinois Infantry
Brief History
The 127th Regiment, Illinois Infantry was organized at Camp Douglas, Illinois, and mustered in September 6, 1862. They march to Washington, D. C., via Richmond, Virginia, April 29-May 19 and Grand Review May 24.It mustered out June 4 and discharged at Chicago, Illinois, June 17, 1865. [1].
Companies in this Regiment with County of Origin
Men often enlisted in a company recruited in the counties where they lived though not always. After many battles, companies might be combined because so many men were killed or wounded. However if you are unsure which company your ancestor was in, try the company recruited in his county first.
The following counties of origin are taken from the Adjutant General's Report, found on the Illinois Civil War Rosters web site. Roster pages are from the same report found on the Internet Archives web site. The rosters show the men who served in each regiment, their residences, dates of enlistment and mustering out, and other remarks.
- Company A - many men from
- Company B - many men from
- Company C - many men from
- Company D - many men from
- Company E - many men from
- Company F - many men from
- Company G - many men from
- Company H - many men from
- Company I - many men from
- Company K - many men from
- UnAssigned Recruits
Other Sources
- Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, (accessed 30 Dec. 2010) can be searched by soldier's name or by regiment; includes regimental rosters and additional history of the regiment.
- Hewett, Janet B and United States. War Department. Supplement to the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. (Wilmington, North Carolina : Broadfoot Pub. Co., c1994-2001). Part II v. 12 (Union Infantry 50th-60th).FHL CollectionFHL US/CAN Book 973 M29u ser. 1 supp. pt. 2 v. 12. Other libraries with this book.
- United States. War Department. Record and Pension Office. Compiled Records Showing Service of Military Units in Volunteer Union Organizations. (Washington, District of Columbia : The National Archives, c1964).FHL Collection 48th-53rd Infantry FHL US/CAN Film 1488474 . Other libraries with this microfilm.
- ↑ National Park Service, The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System (accessed 4 January 2011).


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The Pueblo of Zuni was interested in breaking the cycle of violence that leads to much of the crime on its reservation, including
alcohol-related crime, youth violence and family violence. The Pueblo developed a plan that involved:
The Pueblo of Zuni saw a reduction in several types of crime by the end of the CIRCLE Project [1, 2]:
Two aspects of Zuni's CIRCLE Project were particularly effective at helping the Pueblo's criminal justice system respond to
For more information, read page 16 of the full report (pdf, 81 pages).
Next section: What the Northern Cheyenne Accomplished Under the CIRCLE Project.
[1] The CIRCLE Project — the Comprehensive Indian Resources for Community and Law Enforcement Project — was a partnership of
several agencies in the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) with the Northern Cheyenne Tribe, Oglala Sioux Tribe and Pueblo of
Zuni to strengthen the tribes' criminal justice systems. As part of the initiative, the National Institute of Justice and
its DOJ partners funded an evaluation of the CIRCLE Project.
Funds came from the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services, Corrections Program Office, Bureau of Justice Assistance,
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office for Victims of Crime, Office on Violence Against Women, and
Office of the Comptroller. Some of this money would have been invested in Indian Country anyway; however, the native nations
participating in CIRCLE received between 40 percent and 400 percent more from participating DOJ agencies than comparable tribes.
Learn more about the CIRCLE Project and its evaluation.
[2] These reductions may not have been caused by the CIRCLE Project, but they were certainly associated with the Project's timing.
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