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Impending free agent tight end Jared Cook recently expressed disappointment with the Tennessee Titans' offense as well as the firing of position coach John Zernhelt.
Cook may be ready for a change of scenery, but his wish isn't likely to be granted this year. According to the Tennessean, the Titans are expected to apply the relatively affordable $5.967 million franchise tag to their tight end by the March 4 deadline.
Although there has been no progress on a long-term deal, the team doesn't want to lose the talented pass-catcher without compensation.
Considering the lack of direction on offense, it's hard to blame Cook for his frustrations in Nashville. There is reason for hope that the under-utilized Cook will see an increased role under new coordinator Dowell Loggains, however. Cook saw season-highs in snaps and targets in Loggains' early December debut as play-caller, only to go down with a season-ending shoulder injury the next game.
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Terrebonne Parish officials are still trying to iron out the wrinkles for an ordinance that seeks to enable local law enforcement to hold business owners responsible for selling synthetic drugs.
Terrebonne Parish officials are still trying to iron out the wrinkles for an ordinance that seeks to enable local law enforcement to hold business owners responsible for selling synthetic drugs.
Greg Hood told fellow Parish Council members Wednesday that he met with state officials in Baton Rouge a day earlier. He sought their help to craft a law that would grant individual parishes the authority to revoke occupational licenses of business owners caught selling designer drugs such as bath salts.
"If you sell the stuff that we've decided you can't sell, then we will revoke your license," Hood said. "People are dying and getting seriously injured from these types of drugs, and what I'm trying to do is get a law passed outlawing these substances that law enforcement can work with."
Houma Police Chief Todd Duplantis said he is in favor of such a law.
"It's going to help," Duplantis said in a telephone interview before the meeting. "We've been getting a lot of complaints. This law will protect lives in the younger generation who use this drug irresponsibly."
Shirell Parfait-Dardar, chief of the Grand Caillou-Dulac Band of Biloxi-Chitimacha-Choctaw tribe, told the council that this issue affects everyone in the community.
"These are dangerous substances," Dardar said. "We are not synthetic — we are not cars — and we shouldn't be putting this stuff into our bodies."
Dardar said it's unfair for businesses to sell these poisonous products.
"We need to voice our concerns," she said, "and hopefully get this ordinance passed to where they have to stop."
Federal and state laws already make it illegal to sell or use synthetic drugs. But manufacturers have been able to evade the laws by altering the chemicals used in the drugs that mimic those of illicit narcotics such as marijuana, heroin and cocaine. This is making it difficult for lawmakers to hold people accountable for something that's technically legal and won't hold up in court.
Hood also said he and Parish Attorney Courtney Alcock are working with District Attorney Joseph Waitz to come up with a misdemeanor ordinance for Terrebonne Parish that would give police authority to set up sting operations at stores that sell these drugs.
Though the council took no action Wednesday, Chairwoman Arlanda Williams made it clear that an ordinance is forthcoming.
"We need to iron out the wrinkles and get it done once and for all," she said.
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One of the schools with the smallest enrollments ever to win a state championship was the 2013 Grandfalls-Royalty Cowboys, who had just 26 students in high school and went on to win the six-man Division 2 state title that year at AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys.
The Grandfalls-Royalty Cowboys had been progressively getting better every season since 2010. That season, when the seniors on the 2013 team were freshman, they scrapped out a three-win season and were competitive in all their district games. In 2011 they improved drastically, going 12-2 and ending their season in the quarterfinal round of the playoffs, falling to Sterling City 74-23. In 2012 the Cowboys put together an even better 13-1 record and advanced one round deeper, falling to state runner-up Follett, in a nail bitter, 44-32, in the semifinals.
Head coach Joe Helms was now in his second season at the helm for the Cowboys and had returning for him a veteran squad. In fact, not only did that including all the offensive and defensive starters, but every single letterman from the previous season. In the backfield was the speedy duo of 1st team all-state running back Junior Marquez and Thomas Burns, along with quarterback Gilbert Nunez (2nd team all-state special teams) calling the signals. Burns, a returning 1st team all-state linebacker, was also a top defender along with Julian Helms, himself a two-way returning all-state player (1st team all-state safety and 2nd team wide receiver), 2nd team all-state cornerback Luis Morales and Austin Perryman.
Needless to say, Grandfalls was expected to be a top tier team in 2013 and entered the season as Dave Campbell's Magazine's preseason #1 in Division 2.
The first rattle out of the box was a misstep, as the Cowboys were beaten in their season opener by Water Valley in a close game, 32-20. Coach Helms undoubtedly used this loss as a wakeup call for his team, for they then proceeded to finish out their non-district schedule, winning the next four games by a combined score of 227-6.
In their five district contests, no one poised a real threat, as they won the District 6 crown, going 5-0 and outscoring their opponents 296-20. The Cowboys entered the playoffs 9-1, on the heels of a nine-game winning streak where they scored an average of 54.3 points per game and allowed just 5.8 points per game.
For bi-district, the Cowboys drew a rematch with Loop, whom they beat 50-0 in non-district play, and won again easily 68-20. For their second round game, they faced off with a top-ten ranked Blackwell squad and handily defeated them 57-8. In the quarterfinals, the Cowboys had no trouble with the Loraine, toppling the Bulldogs 68-14, in a game that ended at halftime. Then in their semifinal game, Grandfalls would face off with Follett for the second-straight season.
In the semifinal rematch, Follett held a 34-22 lead at halftime, but Grandfalls fought back and took their first lead in the game with 3:54 left in the third quarter when Luis Morales recovered a Follett fumble in the end zone to make it 46-42. Follett regained the lead early in the fourth quarter, 50-46, but Grandfalls stepped-up their defense and powered up their offense, scoring the next three touchdowns in the game, to take a 67-50 lead with just over two minutes left to play. Follett managed one more score, but it was too little too late and the Cowboys advanced to their first-ever state championship game, winning 67-58.
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While Grandfalls-Royalty was making their first-ever title game appearance, that was not the case for their opponent, Milford. The Milford Bulldogs would be making the schools fifth state title game appearance, having won it all in 1979 and 1980 and finishing as runners-up in 1994 and 1995. The Bulldogs entered the game with a 12-2 record and riding a 12-game win streak, having lost their first two games of the season to eventual TAPPS runner-up Boerne Geneva, in a close 40-36 loss, and highly-ranked Division 1 Abbott, 96-50. In their semifinal game, Milford survived a back-and-forth seesaw of a game with Newcastle, eventually prevailing 66-58.
While Grandfalls had the dynamic duo of Thomas Burns and Junior Marquez, Milford had an all-state duo of their own in Jacobe Essary and Eric Evans. Essary was especially dangerous running the ball, coming into the contest having rushed for 2,700 yards and 51 touchdowns. Evans was the team's premier defender with 182 tackles entering the final. He had also thrown for over 1,600 yards and 22 touchdowns on the year.
By simple stat comparison, Marquez for Grandfalls had scored 32 rushing touchdowns with just under 1,200 yards, while the Cowboy's leading tackler, Austin Perryman, had been in on 98 tackles. But as we know, in the state game such comparisons rarely matter.
Grandfalls jumped out on top early and their defense shut down the Essary-led Bulldog offense, as the Cowboys led 24-0 at the end of the first quarter. Just six seconds into the second quarter Junior Marquez scored his second rushing touchdown of the young game, and the Cowboys extended their lead to 30-0.
Essary found a running lane on Milford's ensuing possession and just 11 seconds and 43 yards later, the Bulldogs were finally on the board, 30-8. Grandfalls would not be deterred, scoring two more touchdowns before giving up one to Milford, who scored on a six-yard pass from Evans to Jacarvus Gates with just 43 seconds left until halftime. The Bulldogs seemed to have a little momentum, however, the Cowboys immediately marched down the field and scored again as time expired in the first half, with Thomas Burns connecting with Julian Helms for a 17-yard touchdown, to take a 52-14 lead into the locker room.
Milford would have the first possession of the second half and quickly narrow the Grandfalls lead a little when Essary scored on a 28-yard run. The Bulldogs then intercepted a Cowboy pass at their own five-yard line to shift momentum their way.
That momentum shift was only for a moment, as Thomas Burns and Junior Marquez blew up the Bulldogs' line on two-straight plays, culminating with Marquez recording a safety, giving his team two more points and a 54-22 lead.
Less than a minute later, Luis Morales would find pay dirt on a 22-yard run and the lead was now extended to 60-22, with 5:23 left in the third quarter.
Eric Evans opened up the Bulldog passing attack on the next drive and got them back on the board with 9-yard touchdown pass to Jose Owens, cutting the score to 60-28. However, Grandfalls answered with a steady dose of run plays by Marquez and Gilbert Nunez, answering with a 26-yard scamper by Nunez for a score. The third quarter came to an end shortly thereafter, with Milford moving the ball once again by an Evans led pass attack and the score 66-28.
Grandfalls defense came out firing on all cylinders to start the fourth quarter, getting a big sack on Evans and then, after an incompletion and a 15-yard reception by Essary, Milford faced a 4th and 12. Nunez busted through the Bulldogs line and came up with a big sack, forcing the ball over on downs.
The Cowboys only took four plays to move the ball down the field, ultimately scoring on a 26-yard pass Morales to Nieves Rodriguez. After the 1-point PAT pass from Burns to Robert Canals was good, Grandfalls-Royalty were state champs, defeating Milford via the 45-point mercy rule with 6:28 left in the fourth quarter, 73-28.
Grandfalls out-gained Milford, 553-206, behind their teams 415-yard effort on the ground, with Junior Marquez being the game's leading rusher, gaining 228 yards and scoring two touchdowns on just 14 carries.
-This was the first year the six-man games were played at AT&T Stadium.
-The DII state game was the late game in 2013, as the DI state game was a 12 noon kickoff time.
-Official UIL state game stats were used for this piece.
-Grandfalls-Royalty is a school district comprised of the small towns of Grandfalls and Royalty (unincorporated), which are only about a mile apart in Ward County. Royalty supposedly only has a population of 1 or 2 at this time according to Wikipedia.
-Many people just refer to the school as 'Grandfalls' when speaking.


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Tottenham legend Pat Jennings has paid tribute to the sensational form of summer signing Brad Friedel, who has turned in a string of scintillating performances this season.
The 40-year-old goalkeeper has arguably been Spurs boss Harry Redknapp's most impressive acquisition over the past twelve months, with his consistency between the sticks a key component in the club's title tilt this campaign.
"Brad has been unbelievable," Jennings told the club's official website. "At his age, to be on a run of approaching 300 matches without missing a game is fantastic.
"I don't think anyone will ever get near that record."
Friedel has kept eight clean sheets in 22 league matches since arriving at White Hart Lane, helping Spurs to third in the table on 46 points. The run has added to his personal record of 288 consecutive starts in the Barclays Premier League, dating back to the start of the 2004-05 campaign.
Jennings, who made 590 appearances for Tottenham between 1964-77, winning the FA Cup, two League Cups and the UEFA Cup, appreciates more than most the value of experience at the back, and has backed the American to play on for some time yet.
"I was 41 when I played my last game [for Northern Ireland] against Brazil," he added. "In fact, that was on my 41st birthday.
"I could have played on if I had the opportunity, and there is no reason why Brad can't continue to play.
"He's been brilliant for us. He's showed all his experience and just how good he is at the moment."


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Anyway, I haven't seen a ton yet, probably less than ten episodes, but I don't recall him complaining too much about his wife. Might be more later.
Frasier and Lilith get on reasonably well - it's the other characters who have a problem with her. Yes, he mentions their break-up in the first episode (as a way of resolving their relationship from Cheers) but they're at least cordial in person he's generally got other things on his mind when she's not in town. It's Niles who keeps talking about his (current) wife (who gets mentioned in practically every episode of the first few seasons, but never appears).


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Continuing from our last show on Leave No Trace, Scoutmaster Jerry discusses the next two principles of Traveling and Camping on Durable surfaces and Disposing of Waste properly or Pack it in.. Pack it out!
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British star William Fox-Pitt won the 50th three-day event of his stellar career on Sunday.
Just a week after finishing third at Burghley and also landing the £95,000 HSBC Classics crown, Fox-Pitt took the Fidelity Blenheim International CCI three-star title in Oxfordshire.
Riding Seacookie, the 43-year-old kept his nerve to jump a clear showjumping round he required to see off the challenge of New Zealand's double Olympic champion Mark Todd and Fox-Pitt's London 2012 colleague Tina Cook.
Fox-Pitt and Seacookie finished on a score of 39 penalties, with Todd and Conair on 42, and Cook and De Novo News 42.8.
Fox-Pitt, whose career has seen him win numerous Olympic, world and European medals, also finished second in Blenheim's CIC three-star class behind last weekend's Burghley winner Andrew Nicholson.
New Zealander Nicholson triumphed on Quimbo with a score of 40.7 penalties, with Fox-Pitt and Bay My Hero on 44.8 and Britain's Izzy Taylor (Starchaser) third.


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If you are making a custom dual camera rig for shooting video in stereoscopic 3D format, then you've probably ran yourself with some issues in actually getting a live 3D preview in order to setup the cameras correctly for the subject you are going to shoot and even if you just want to properly align the two cameras. Of course the two cameras/camcorders must be the same make and model, but even that does not guarantee you that they will be perfectly aligned with each other, so you might have to do a little bit of additional tweaking in order to get the proper vertical alignment of the two lenses. Here I'm using two Sony HDR-SR11E HD camcorders (on the photo above) and as you can see I've connected the video out cable to each other, something that is not so convenient on this model. The closest interocular distance I could get with the SR11Es was about 8 centimeters in a parallel configuration, but with the video out cables connected the minimum distance goes to about 10-11 centimeters which is not very useful for filming close objects in 3D. However it has worked very nicely helping me properly align vertically the two cameras, because they've had a bit of an offset as you'll see on the photos below…
The solution I'm describing here is for SD quality preview and good enough for alignment of the cameras, it is not intended to provide a Full HD quality and resolution with the idea of the whole setup to be very affordable and mobile. Not that you cannot go for a better quality solution, but you might have to sacrifice some of the mobility you get or purchase much more expensive hardware to be able to do that, and if you go for Full HD preview quality you might as well go for directly capturing from the cameras and not recording the footage on their HDDs. What I'm using here is a pair of Easy Cap USB video capture adapters, because these provide quite good SD quality and come very cheap – you can get them for even under $10 USD each. So these get connected to a laptop to get everything mobile, for portability you might get them connected to a smaller netbook should you need that, or if mobility is not needed you can use a portable nettop or even a normal desktop PC. If you are going for a Full HD preview then you need a suitable HDMI capture card and these are of course available, but you'll have to get around $200 USD for each. I'm talking about the more affordable Blackmagic Design's Intensity Pro and Intensity Shuttle products. With the Intensity Pro being a PCI Express based add-in card that needs to be inserted in a motherboard and the Intensity Shuttle using USB 3.0 interface which makes it possible to be used with a compatible laptop and not just a desktop PC. You can of course even go for the Blackmagic Design DeckLink HD Extreme 3D add-in card that is stereo 3D ready and has HDMI and SDI inputs for capture, but you'll have to prepare $900+ USD for it and that makes it quite a bit more expensive, although it offers more options and additional features.
So up to here we have the two cameras/camcorders with their video out cables connected and then in turn the video out cables connected to the USB capture cards plugged in a PC or a laptop. So now we have the ability to preview and/or capture single streams coming from each of the cameras or camcorders with pretty much any software that supports video capture functionality. However we need a special software that will have to combine the two separate video streams coming from each camera into a single stream that can be in turn previewed or captured in a compatible stereoscopic 3D video player. There are a few such programs available, but here I'm using Peter Wimmer's Stereoscopic Multiplexer and after that we'll also need the Stereoscopic Player from the same author for the 3D preview part. Both programs are commercial, meaning that you need to purchase a license, but there are also free evaluation versions that allow you to try them and purchase a license should you decide they do the job you need them to.
After you install and run the Stereoscopic Multiplexer you need to go over a few simple steps in order to setup the two capture devices, with the first one being to actually select the right capture device for the left and for the right camera. You need to be careful here as when using the came capture devices they both have the same name, but if you make a mistake you can get back and correct it at this point. Also be careful not to select other capture devices available in your system, other than the ones you are using that are connected to the cameras. The Easy Cap USD capture adapters are being recognized as Syntek STK1150, but the name here might be a different one even you you get the same cheap video capture adapters.
The second step from the Setup process is to choose the resolution and mode you are going to be capturing in. As I've already mentioned here SD capture adapters are used, so the mode to select is either 720×576 PAL or 720×480 NTSC. You can test if everything works as it should when selecting the mode, it should be the same for both capture devices, by pressing the test buttons for the left and for the right video devices. If everything is working fine, then you may proceed with further setting up the Stereoscopic Multiplexer.
The next step offers you to do some additional adjustments, such as to set a specific frame rate for the capture. This is good if you have the camera/camcorder working at a specific framerate like 24, 25, 30 fps and you need to make sure that the preview will also be at the same framerate. Below the framerate option you have some checkboxes in order to rotate the image should you have any of the recording cameras rotated in some way. Having one of the cameras upside down for example is not so uncommon when you are making a custom stereoscopic 3D rig, so these option can be very helpful in providing the right video input so that the left and right video can be properly displayed.
A few more additional options in the next Setup step, probably you will not have to change anything here. Just a word of caution regarding the Deinterlace mode, you should probably stay away from it, unless you know what you are doing. This is because if you activate the Deinterlace mode you are actually getting the odd fields dropped (removed from the image being shown), so you better leave that unchecked (not selected).
Now, you are finished with the setup and you'll be able to see some preview in the Stereoscopic Multiplexer as well as an option to record the video footage you are getting. However this part of the software's functionality is not very advanced and you don't have a lot of options, so you should consider using the Stereoscopic Multiplexer together with the Stereoscopic Player. In order to do that you can start the player, open the File menu, go to the Live Video and select the Stereoscopic Multiplexer as the source from the menu (you don't need the Stereoscopic Multiplexer running at the background if you plan on using it from within another software like the Stereoscopic Player or VirtualDub). Now you'll be able to preview the content in pretty much any output format supported by the Stereoscopic Player, like for example anaglyph that will work with any display or do a direct preview on 3D Vision-capable laptop or desktop PC. What the Stereoscopic Multiplexer does is to create a DirectShow filter that contains both left and right views in a Side by Side configuration and the good news is that you can use that filter as a capture source in other programs too, like for example use the capture mode of the free Virtual Dub video editor if you need to capture any of the footage coming from the cameras in stereo 3D format.
Using the anaglyph output format with a pair of paper red-cyan glasses provides great flexibility as it is practically useful on any kind of display and does not require any specific hardware, so you can go with pretty much any laptop or desktop PC. This will help you get a portable and mobile preview station to go along with your two cameras or camcorders without having to go and buy a new laptop with a 3D-capable display – pervasively polarized or with active shutter glasses. By using the anaglyph mode you can also quite easily spot vertical misalignment of the two cameras and do the needed fixes, so that you will not have to do any fixes for that in post production of the video after you've already shot it. As you can see on the screenshot above my two Sony SR11E camcorders did have some vertical misalignment that I was already aware of even before working out the live preview procedure, after recording and previewing some test 3D footage. However with the live preview I was able to easily fix the issue in no time, by doing some modifications on the metal bar holding the two cameras together by being able to see in real time the alignment after the modifications to perfectly match the two cameras.
I hope this guide is helpful to all of you who are recording stereoscopic 3D video with custom dual camera setups and I'd be glad is you also share some ideas and/or methods you are using as well as what custom camera/camcorder setups do you use for recording…


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Celebrity Gok Wan has joined Scotland's national housing charity to call on members of the public to ''get yer baffies oot'' in a bid to raise money for homeless and badly housed children and their families.
According to Shelter Scotland, 100,000 children across Britain – almost 5000 of them in Scotland – will go to bed this Christmas Eve without a place to call home.
Launching 'baffie day' – Friday, December 4 – Gok Wan and the charity hope to raise awareness and funds to help those facing the human tragedy of homelessness.
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Gok Wan said: ''Just a little bit can go a long way towards helping the thousands of children who will be waking up homeless this Christmas.
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Alison Watson, deputy director of Shelter Scotland, said: ''Not a single child should be homeless, especially at Christmas, so the fact that in 21st Century Scotland nearly 5000 children will wake up without a home on Christmas Day just goes to show the devastating depths our housing crisis has reached.
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Seeking tourists, synagogue turns to the sky
Taking a cue from party promoters and casinos, a Hollywood synagogue has been trying out a slightly unorthodox method of spreading the word about services.
As sunbathers and beachgoers might have noticed on Sunday, Chabad Ocean Drive took to the skies over South Broward to notify tourists about an upcoming event: a Simchat Torah party on Thursday.
"We have to figure out new techniques to make sure everybody knows we're here and everybody knows they're welcome," said Rabbi Leibel Kudan, the synagogue's assistant director.
As Kudan was contemplating ways to reach Jews who were visiting South Florida, a friend hit on the idea of planes that he would typically see flying over the beach, trailing banners that advertised nightclubs or parties.
Chabad Ocean Drive first tested the method last year for Simchat Torah, which follows the Jewish high holidays and festive Sukkot and celebrates the end and new beginning of the annual Torah-reading cycle. Kudan said the congregation's website saw a spike in hits, attendance was higher at the party and synagogue regulars were abuzz.
So the plane returned in time for Rosh Hashanah earlier this month, flying above the beach on the busy Labor Day holiday. Kudan said that as a result, he welcomed tourists from Nova Scotia and Israel who were in town during the holiday.
Sunday, the message (crafted to meet a 50-character limit) said: "Simchat Torah Party @ ChabadOceanDrive.com Sept. 26." A member of the community donated the several hundred dollars needed to fly the banner for an hour and a half, Kudan said.
Thursday's free celebration will include a buffet dinner, singing and dancing.
"That was why, in thinking of the wording, we chose to use the word 'party,' " Kudan said.
Yoni Ashurov, a Hallandale Beach neighbor of Kudan who attends the synagogue, said he saw the plane as he was in his building's gym on Sunday.
"I think like any advertising, you might not be able to directly see the impact today, but I think just from a branding perspective — and it's sounds funny because you're branding a synagogue — from a branding perspective, I think it's really cool," he said. "You have a lot of secular Jews that don't attend services, so this is reminding them number one, you're Jewish, don't forget. And number two, there's a synagogue around the corner."
The Chabad-Lubavitch movement, a branch of Hasidic Judaism that includes 3,300 institutions around the world, is well acquainted with creative outreach.
Throughout South Florida and elsewhere, Chabad-affiliated rabbis operate "Mitzvah Tanks," or vehicles that provide mobile religious experiences. Chabad of Georgia rented a billboard in Atlanta featuring a man with a shofar that says "Don't Blow It! Join Chabad this New Year." And in New York City and elsewhere during Sukkot earlier this month, fleets of "pedi sukkahs" traveled around city streets. During the holiday, Jews are supposed to spend time in a temporary structure called a "sukkah" to commemorate the years the Israelites spent wandering the desert.
"We aim to make Judaism accessible to every Jew, wherever they may find themselves," said Rabbi Motti Seligson, a spokesman for Chabad-Lubavitch, in an email. "From the Mitzvah Mobile on 5th Avenue, to a billboard in Atlanta, to an app on an iPhone, we strive to inspire people to explore their Judaism and make it relevant to their lives, and sometimes that takes a good deal of creativity."


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we like to say around here that in the 21st century government can't do it alone any more. we need partners and, boy, did we find a great one. this platform is really going to help fulfill the incredible potential of our park users. 96% of san franciscans live within 10 minutes walk of a park which is an amazing, amazing, amazing stat. and now we have a tool to make it easier and more enjoyable for people to get what they need out of our parks. so, again, i'm very grateful. i want to give a big shout out to sean who is here from my staff who spent hours and hours and hours working with yo yashida. (applause) >> at the end of the day this is about content. and sean really partnered with apple-liscious who came up with a good idea and we believe it is one of the most powerful mobile applications certainly in the parks world and maybe in
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government. and right now it's primarily focused on information with a little bit of reservations but it's going to be able to do so much more over time as we continue to evolve as a department. so, love your parks. download one of these things. and let me introduce yo yashid, a. let me say to all of you out here keep doing what you're doing * . because with your help you are really making government better. so, i wanted to say thank you to the hatchery and everybody in this room. yo? (applause) >> thank you, thank you, mayor ed lee. thank you, phil ginsberg and the hatchery for hosting us. i use open data. our company was founded three years ago using open data. we are one of the first sustainable companies to use open data and be sustainable innovation, meaning we can generate revenue and keep mobile applications for government going. we are really excited to be here today.
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this is our official launch of apple-liscious. i would like to thank our team, kevin, rick robbins, moment of all [speaker not understood] for my cto and co-founder. this was a very long, long journey with the city, but we had the help of leaders like phil, mayor lee, jay driving behind the scenes, the efforts for business to work with government. and i think we've accomplished that with this unique partnership moving forward. we're excited now there's cross-department collaboration with the san francisco arts, with the san francisco public art which has now been thanks to sean working late last night, putting the public arts into golden gate park. this is providing access. it's providing efficiency, and it's providing new revenue streams and opportunities for the city of san francisco and other departments. we are really excited to be
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here and i thank you all again for this opportunity to be able to innovate, to be able to work with the city of san francisco, and have this incredible opportunity to be here at the hatchery launching our application and our company. thank you very much. (applause) >> thank you, yo. so, san francisco has been a leader in open data for the past three years nationally. in 2009 we launched our open data initiative, one of the first cities to do so. in 2010 we partnered with the white house to launch open 311 api, the first ever read write api for cities. we now have over 40 cities that have joined us. in 2011 we partnered with gray area foundation on a series of hack-a-thons, 10,000 attendees, and created nearly 30 applications all being powered by open data. now in 2012 we have our legislation that you heard about. as you heard, we announced the
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chief data officer. we have a network of open data coordinators within each agency. and these coordinators, their primary responsibility is to provide insight, is to provide transparency into the data sets that they manage. and that's really important. we want to make sure that you guys have a clear understanding in our community about the data that we manage so you can tell us where we should be going next in terms of opening up our data sets. we also are doing some structural changes so that open data is really the default position for our city. we're making sure that data belongs to our city, not the vendor. and second, we're making sure that any software that we buy or build hatx a public api or some equivalent. we don't want to be held hostage by a vendor or by technology. this data belongs to our constituents. we are simply stewards of it. in closing, i want to thank the hatchery, i want to thank our city leadership, mayor, as well as president chiu and partnering with us on this legislation. and i want to thank all of you in our community who have
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really done amazing things with this data. it's just a celebration of the good work that you're doing that we're here. open data would not exist without our community. so, with that, i'm going to actually hand it off to 100 plus to do a really quick demo and then we're going to do a little q & a and we'll have them come up next. >> 100 plus, we're based here in san francisco. we are interested in small healthy behaviors, ways to be healthy that don't involve going to the gym. we created a system where we recommend hops or help opportunities. these are little activities and places that are seed by users and served to other users based on location. and we used open data to seed our entire system. so, we input over a thousand things from open data including parks and fountains and civic art and to focus on trying to
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get people to walk more in their daily life. so, we have things like parks and there are 695 pieces of civic art in the city. what he we do, then, is take these -- we serve up based on your current location. if you're interested in doing that, we share who created the activity so we give people credit for inspiring others. we show you information about the activity that it's free, it's food for kids, where it is, and then photos of other people who have completed this activity. and if you're interested in doing it, we route it for you and as you're doing that we collect data from the gps showing how much work you put in. so, steps in intensity, elevation distance travel. our goal is to make health not feel like work. show an impact doing small things like taking the stairs instead of escalator, walking somewhere to get a healthy lunch. we created an overall health score based on life expectancy. for that we're using a lot of
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data from the u.s. government, cdc, another company called practice fusion and electronic medical record vendor. and again, what we try to do is make health fun and make the experience of health about exploring this great city that we're in and then showing the long-term health benefits of doing so. right now we're looking for beta users in the city and we'll launch in about a month or two. thank you very much. we're really happy to be here. (applause) >> cool, we're going to do a short panel talking about the state of open data and sort of what specifically some of these companies are doing which you've gotten a brief peek on. again, you're probably familiar with, already know who a lot of these people are. really quick go down and have everyone introduce them self. >> hello,ishv. my name is ian kalen, hottved by the department of energy and i support thuous us chief technology officer todd park who is not the cto, but assistant to the president. >> and i'm peter hirschberg,
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run publicly a dozen hack-a-thon, [speaker not understood], build apps and explore what's possible. >> i'm chris, the co-founder and ceo of 100-plus and we use data from many different sources to try to help people be more healthy in their daily life. >> hi. [speaker not understood]. we're a mapping and location-based analytics platform. and we are working with open data and trying to see how we can turn data into information, data into knowledge, and the kind of decision products. >> hi, i'm john, ceo of motion loft. we're trying to understand how people move around cities and provide that data to the public to build new tools for public safety. >> hi, i'm [speaker not understood] with code for america. we're a peace core for geeks. we're trying to bring talent from the private second for and
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government to innovate. we work with dozens of citieses across the country and next year we should be working with san francisco which is up, great. >> i'm filling in for a second. [speaker not understood]. >> hi, i'm yo yashida for appaliscious. >> we'll try to get a conversation going to talk about typically what you're doing. i'd be interested in hearing each one of you talk a little more about what you think -- it certainly is a term we're hearing a lot today and in the past. we'd love to hear what you think open data is now, sort of how far along are we in terms of actually getting governments to release that data and actually getting companies to do interesting things with it. >> this is kind of awkward sitting on his shoulder. you know, we've been doing this
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in america for awhile. i would say this is a nice turning point. before there were people on the outside banging on the door, open data, give me your data. now you're seeing governments take the turn themselves and set up a culture and the institutions like chief data officers where they're actually proactively doing it themselves. this will actually be the third chief data officer in the country. chicago has one, philadelphia has one. so, [speaker not understood]. i have mixed feelings about it. no. i just think that it's great to see governments themselves start to do this and that means there is going to be a vibrant ecosystem. >> just to add to that, [speaker not understood]. in fact, we actually learned a lot of lessons from what finphily and chicago have done. >> we're looking at what departments are working with. they're improving their data. open data legislation has been out there. we've bon working with them because we realize they need to
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have clean data sets to have good information for the public. so, it's been kind of a synergy between the private sector and the public sector where the departments themselves have been motivated in assigning tasks to their department to make sure that those data sets are clean which then benefits both public and the private sector. >> so, i'm pretty excited about living in a city that is kind of the forefront of public data. i can't really think of another city that has spurred so much innovation as well as san francisco. [speaker not understood]. >> we're also really excited about this. everybody is going to say that, but as a private company who builds tools and allow you to do things with data, this is one of the most important things that's happening for our customers, this movement of open data. i get asked every day by our customers, i'd like to do this, but where is the data, how do i
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get the data? they have the idea, but they don't have the resources to necessarily make that idea -- bring that idea to fruition. and, so, this is going to mean huge things for innovation as the mayor said, and huge things for our customers. we work with a lot of civic start-ups who are trying to do better things for their community and by combining private data that you see in here with companies, with the public data through the portal, we can actually start to make businesses around the data. >> i think we're at the very, very beginning of this. one of the best parts of the job is i get to hang out with other people who are really trying to do very innovative things and be very creative. i talk about some of the data sets we use. most people still don't know they exist despite great efforts from the city and others. and, you know, a lot of entrepreneurs that we're looking for is the way to get leverage, a way to build an experience or build a product
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before we have 100,000 users using it. open data is the key way to do that. you can start out with this experience, very lively and robust with very few users. and then when the first users come in, there is actually something for them to do and see. and i think that you'll start to see as the data sets get more robust and a little bit better and hopefully as we get to improve them ourselves and put them back into the public domain, the innovation that comes off with them is just going to grow exponentially. >> this seems like a really important moment. the world of civic innovation until now has really been focused on sort of open public data and the private data world has been separate. the fact that the city realizes that it is private data that adds to that and provides so much more richness because it is information as motion loft tells us where people are dwelling in the city or in the park applications how people are using it. when you add all that together, that leads to new forms of innovation. this summer there was a project
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in singapore, urban prototyping singapore where we worked with local interests to open up over 30 private data sets and we had to engineer, what kind of contract would you have? how would you handle privacy? how would you let people use it for only that purpose? that form of innovation as it spreads here and elsewhere i think leads to a whole lot of new possibilities and applications. and this great cross trading between the private second for and public sector is just now taking off. in many ways san francisco has a special responsibility here. lots of cities are investing in opening data. that's a lot of supply. you need the demand side to prove to the city it's worthwhile and to prove to the public you can build an ecosystem there. we can do things with that whether bottom up activities, gray area or private companies. so, it's a moment of real burst of innovation and the landscape changes as the public and private sides come together. >> i very much agree with everything that was said. i'll add that in addition to
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the public sector, at the city level for open data disclosures and the private sector i can also speak to how important this is at the federal government level as well as we continue to work with cities across america to get more open data sets released, to the question about the history and we really look to recent examples to see the dura power of open data sets. my favorite examples are weather when weather data was released, weather channel.com and many others, and gps global positioning system. we know the history there was the military infrastructure that liberated public consumption and use, but the things we expected such as navigation, but also things that people didn't necessarily anticipate in the beginning such as precision crop farming which lowers the cost of food in the supermarket ultimately. so, the question is now what is the next gps, what else can be done? how can the federal government work with cities, with platforms like cities.data,.gov and other systems like that. how can we liberate some of this data while also protecting privacy and confidentiality which is hugely important and
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something that we're seeking to celebrate and support in a way our customers which i'm sitting alongside here, for the entrepreneurs and the organizations that are using consuming this data to turn them into real value. that is something that is very significant priority for the administration and that's why the president launched an open data initiative to support. >> let me dig a little more on the federal side. can you talk a little more about the work that you specifically are doing and sort of, you know, how the department of energy when it became interested in open data, what is available right now? >> there is so much available for start-ups right now. it's hard to choose a few favorites. wow, i can tell you what some of the best ones that people have told me are the most popular so that will be like many other things in the start-up world, it's not the government that is going to come up with the answer. it's partners working together to find the solution. so, one data set that comes to mind, i want to do a show of hands. i get this question a lot in terms of how much of the work
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is getting out there. how many of you have ever heard of the green button, a green button? most of the panelists and audience members. it's a good thing we're here. it is a initiative launched by the white house but industry led. you should be able to get your own energy data in a machine readable format you can then give to companies, organizations like the ones being celebrated here today to provide real value to you such as saving money, improving energy efficiency, and protecting the environment. so, the green button here we are in san francisco, i can say with some public comfort that pg&e is a signatory to the green button, download my data. and basically you go to the utility website. you can download your own green button data which by itself is, well, i'm an energy guy, an energy geek. i consider with confidence. it is not interesting, necessarily, but when you take your green button data and you give it to some companies, they have amazing things they can do with that green button to, again, save you money. something as simple as if you look at your green button which is kilowatt hours for those
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that are engineering minded, a line grab if you think about t some companies today can look at your green button and figure out if your refrigerator is broken function need a new air conditioner. that's real money if you think about it at a commercial or industrial scale. that is one data set. to your other question about what is the federal government doing, we're seeking not just an energy, but across the government to engage entrepreneurs and innovators across all the different sectors. for those of you familiar with the history of the health data initiative launched by then the hhs health and human services chief technology officer todd park, we sought to have a health data palooza proceeded by health data jambs or modeling sessions, jams sounded more fun, we can invite entrepreneurs in and see what can be done and created real products within a few months. that is being rolled out at education, energy, treasury, u.s. aid, other agencies as well. these programs are celebrating the use of open data and
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hopefully will provide some additional support. i think there are even folks here who have been part of these events. we're excited for that continued support and hope you can all join this initiative in the neutral. -- future. >> so, earlier you were talking a little about kind of how san francisco came in in terms of actually ading the officer. more broadly how do you think san francisco compares and what are some of the other cities that are doing really well in terms of open data? >> i should be clear. when san francisco is third, we have a pact. i'll add to that actually. what's great in san francisco is there is not just going to be a chief data officer. there is also the office of civic innovation. jay's team, shannon's team. by having both of those units in place i think there is going to be a really powerful team. because you can't just open up the data. you have to do things like this, where you get the community together or you have people actually talking about it because the demand side, as we were talking about it, will be there because there is going to be someone there.
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there have to be people working with it who are getting out there. i think this is what this city is going to be really powerful. in terms of other cities doing as well, chicago is doing some really interesting stuff. scary cool stuff. they're taking 3 in 1 data, pothole request and crime report and matching it up with social media. they're getting this really deep and rich picture of what is going on in the city. and you can do that with data when you think about it creatively. philadelphia as i mentioned, they are really active in open data. and new york, again with 3 in 1 is doing smart analytics. i think that's what you'll see happening as well, government starts to become smarter, make better decisions, better policies. this term algorithmic regulation, which means you can have laws and policies in the cities determined by data and not just what we think is best, but what's actually best. so, as cities keep catching on and more and more with the data, you're going to see some really interesting things coming out. >> cool. while we're talking about data,
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another part of the announcement today was also motion loft making private data available within sort of that initiative and that website wrieri'd like to hear a little more, john, about kind of deciding to share that data with the city and also a lot of times especially with other companies you see them being very protective of their data. there is a lot of value there. how do you sort of balance, protecting the value of your data and commercial viability versus making it available to the public? >> so, we have a unique problem, i think, to a lot of start-ups in the fact that we have a product that we sell and a lot of different vertical. we also have data we want to provide to the society at large. and how do we not step on our own toes and give away our own data and make the company worthless. so, it's tough. it's a definite fine line between the two. today we announced that we're going to give crowding data to
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the city so you'll know where crowds are in the city and when they occur and where they occur. and that really isn't commercially viable for us. so, something we can provide to the city without any repercussions financially, which is great. we want to do more of those things. i made the decision to release this data about three minutes before a speech that i gave at spur a couple weeks ago. and literally, yeah, i was committed obviously, jay took me up the second i said t we have to go talk now. okay. so, jay walked it down. i think jay is great for partnering with start-ups as much as he does. >> great. who can be the other start-ups, people using the data to make products. you already talked about what you actually made. i'd love to hear more about the experience of working with the city's data like, you know,
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other things, like services or data points you would actually like -- would make it better and you can sort of take that. whoever has an answer ready can go first. >> and i have a microphone. i wanted to say this earlier and it kind of slipped my mind. we have the most amazing experience working with the city over the past just really the few weeks in building this application about urban growth. one at the data portals, it has a rich repository of information. but working with -- we had lots of questions, right. something maybe there were attributes or information that wasn't necessarily documented to the extent we wanted. and we asked the question, we would get these immediate responses with really insightful conversations that would come out of it. i think that type of collaboration is only going to make the portal better. the more people use it the better it's going to get. we also experienced some challenges, you know. we did a lot of work with the data. we did a lot of data, put things together.
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we did things like added value, added certain locations. and i would love to be able to pull that back up to a shared community portal. from what i can tell it wasn't necessarily promoted at this time, but i think there is a lot of value in that. and shannon, interrupt me if i'm speaking -- if that's -- if i'm stating anything that's incorrect. you know, i know that they went through a special process. maybe we make it a little easier, a little more seamless so that anybody is pulling down data and doing things, they can't push it back up. that was one of the things we would love to see. >> probably shouldn't have been in public, but we were very naive about the whole process and we were actually trying to feed content locations around the city. and started to do this and started to think there must be a list out there. there must be a list of every
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park in san francisco. i would find it in wikipedia. we stumbled into the sf data website and started looking. it was unbelievable, actually. so, some of the data sets we really needed were already there in very, very good format. and random things that i would never think of like movie set locations in the city of san francisco or every piece of civic art that was there, just really interesting things all with, you know, latitude-longitude, tags and information about them. it was really interesting. and then in my first meeting, in our first meeting with the innovation group, the city i heard of 10 other things that i clearly should have been using and didn't even know existed, literally within the first 15 minutes of the meeting. ss things like street safety, sidewalk safety scores and quality scores so we could wrap people around places. * route people around places. really unbelievable. we availed ourselves of resources going forward. we had the same -- like any
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data set, you find great things about it. then there's missing values or is thisxtion that got auto populated. we fixed a lot of things. we fixed a lot of gps coordinates. we would love the ability to post that back up * . even if you're not crowd sourcing new things, you can definitely crowd source quality of a data set that way. >> yeah, it's been a really great experience working with 100 plus and motion loft. just to respond, i think that this is a whole new opportunity actually what you're talking about. in addition to reaching out to the private sector to generate more data sets as you just mentioned, there's also the opportunity to have better data sets from the work that you've done, scrubbing them and harmonizing them. i think there is also this
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really great opportunity to generate whole new types of data sets like motion loft is doing. and i think that this is going to present something kind of back to the city, showing where some of our gaps are and hopefully filling in some of those gaps with those data sets. so, i think that there is something about having more city data sets, existing data sets as well as creating new types of data. this is really exciting for us. >> we're going to tell a quick story on how private data can stimulate civic innovation. this summer in singapore, we had about 30 data sets opened p. up. one data set was about a million or so records of taxis all over town. typically taxi data stuff, it's hard to get, private companies, they don't want to open it up competitively. one taxi company at the last minute opened up, motion loft made it efficient to see what would happen. because they contributed to the
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stuff, we had five separate teams working on could we do collaborative consumption of sharing taxis, build a dash panel for companies to know where to go. had i hatch i had been working on a model to see how much overlap there was. they sent us to tokyo to work on that. so, this one set, a million records of where the taxis were not only led to a lot of innovation, but people realized 15% of all taxi routes kind of where people went, about 15% of that was all overlapped. so, a city that never really thought about collaborative consumption or sharing suddenly is looking at that. parking data was opened up similarly about a million records of where people weren't parking and within a couple of days predictive analytic app was written. go to a parking reservation thing. the carrier local phone company released pairs of where people were all over town. a lot of privacy issues. we wrote a contract around that. all of that led to a huge amount of innovation and new forms of thinking.
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and even as i look at what goes on with teams working in san francisco stuff, the minute for example i saw the esri data that has tons of economics and social behavior behind t i realized sometimes you come together and work on something, and lacking that stuff you make assumptions, you make things up. you don't have a rich set of data. the fact there is a place to turn either because it's free or you can go pay for it, but it's kind of normalized and available i think just speeds things up, reduces redundancy and that's going to be the thing that leads it a real burst of innovation and value both financial value for developers, but also civic value for where we live and clearly we're at the very beginning of that. and i think san francisco has been pushing ahead and that's why it's exciting. >> i'm going to give you a chance to talk about his experience in a second. first i'll open it up for questions from the audience in just a second. think of anything you want to ask our many panelists up here. all san franciscans. i'll give the panel
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Lyles makes season debut versus Tigers
Right-hander Jordan Lyles makes his 2013 debut for the Houston Astros on Thursday night when they host the Detroit Tigers in the opener of a four-game series at Minute Maid Park.
A 22-year-old from North Carolina, Lyles was a supplemental draft pick of the Astros in 2008 and reached the majors with them two seasons ago - when he was 2-8 in 20 appearances with a 5.36 earned run average.
He went 5-12 in 25 starts last season with a 5.09 ERA, while walking 42 batters and 99 strikeouts in 141 1/3 innings.
This is his initial career meeting with the Tigers.
He's taking the rotation slot of Brad Peacock, who was demoted to the bullpen. Lyles was 2-2 in six appearances at Triple-A Oklahoma City.
For the Tigers, righty Rick Porcello aims for a second straight after a rocky start to 2013.
He was 0-2 with a bloated 11.08 ERA through his initial four appearances and 13 innings of the season, including being chased after two-thirds of an inning - and allowing nine runs - on April 20 against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim.
Porcell returned for win No. 1 seven days later against Atlanta, when he allowed three runs in 6 1/3 innings of a 7-4 victory.
Porcello has never faced the Astros.
On Wednesday in Detroit, Justin Morneau and Chris Parmelee both collected two hits to go with two RBI as the Minnesota Twins avoided a three-game sweep to the Tigers with a 6-2 win.
Miguel Cabrera had an RBI double and Torii Hunter also drove in a run for the Tigers, who had won five straight games entering the contest.
Anibal Sanchez (3-2) allowed three runs on five hits while fanning nine over six frames. He has now recorded 50 strikeouts over six starts this season.
In New York, Eduardo Nunez scored the go-ahead run in the sixth inning and the Yankees eked by the Astros, 5-4, in the rubber match of a three-game series.
Carlos Pena went 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run scored as Houston lost its second straight after taking the series opener.
The Astros pulled even at 4-4 thanks to a four-run fourth inning, but good baserunning by the Yankees broke the tie in the sixth.
Paul Clemens (1-1) came on in relief of an ineffective Erik Bedard and gave up a leadoff double to Nunez, who moved to third on a wild pitch before Lyle Overbay worked a walk.
Wesley Wright relieved Clemons with one out and got Ichiro Suzuki to hit a slow grounder to second. Jose Altuve went to tag Overbay, who stopped, and the second baseman threw to first for the force out. Overbay was then tagged out heading to second, but not before Nunez crossed the plate as the go-ahead run.
"I let my team down," Clemens said. "Next time I get this opportunity I won't let it happen again."
The Astros won two of three when the teams last met in Houston in 2009. Previously, Detroit swept a three-game home series in 2006.


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And you know that sound means: Three-Minute Fiction is back. Here to kick off Round 10 is the former host of this program and the curator of Three-Minute Fiction, Guy Raz. Guy, welcome back.
It's great to be back.
SULLIVAN: And in just about a month, Guy is going to launch our newest show, the TED Radio Hour.
RAZ: That's right. And we're so excited about it, Laura. So stay tuned. The TED Radio Hour begins March 1st. But in the meantime, there is some Three-Minute Fiction to get to.
SULLIVAN: Sounds good. I'll be back in a minute.
RAZ: No problem. OK. So, folks, we are now launching Round 10 of Three-Minute Fiction. And if you're new, or if you need a refresher, it's simple. In Three-Minute Fiction, we ask you, our listeners, to come up with an original short story that can be read in about three minutes, so no more than 600 words.
And each round, we ask a writer we love to be our judge and to throw out a challenge, a twist that you will then use to write your story. So this round, it is my distinct pleasure and privilege to introduce to you the brilliant and excellent Mona Simpson, author of most recently the novel "My Hollywood." Mona, welcome to Three-Minute Fiction.
MONA SIMPSON: Thank you.
RAZ: OK. So we've been getting all kinds of emails and letters from folks all over the country for the past two months. They've been asking for a new round. So, Mona, from your lips to the page, what's the challenge you came up with for Round 10?
SIMPSON: To write a story in the form of a voicemail message.
RAZ: So the challenge is to write a story in the form of a voicemail message. That's a great idea. Like, a crazy voicemail message?
SIMPSON: It doesn't have to be crazy, but it could be crazy. It's, by nature, first-person - basically, a soliloquy or a monologue, you know, could be any number of dramatic scenarios, which will unwind in the three minutes.
RAZ: How about like, (mimics beep sound), Hey, Mona, it's Guy. I'm calling to tell you that I don't think things are working out anymore, so maybe we should see other people? Like, could that be a good start?
SIMPSON: Yeah. Mm-hmm. It could.
RAZ: That was just for dramatic effect.
SIMPSON: Yes, absolutely.
RAZ: There's something so impulsive about voicemail messages. Many people have left voicemail messages that they go on to regret. Have you ever left a voicemail message for somebody that you went on to regret?
SIMPSON: Oh, I'm sure I have. I could think of a few just this week.
RAZ: Oh, no.
RAZ: Hopefully, not to any agents or anything.
SIMPSON: No.
RAZ: All right. So Round 10 of Three-Minute Fiction, Mona, is now open. We're accepting submissions until 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on Sunday, February 10th. We have to be able to read your stories out loud in about three minutes, so no more than 600 words. Mona, remind us one more time what the challenge is.
SIMPSON: The challenge is to write a short story in the form of a voicemail message.
RAZ: And remember, just one entry per person. To send in your story, head to our website, npr.org/threeminutefiction - that's Three-Minute Fiction all spelled out, no spaces. Each and every story will be read by our staff with help from creative writing graduate students from across the country, including at Vanderbilt, NYU and the University of Houston, to name just a few.
Now, throughout the contest, we're going to post some of our favorites at our website. We'll also air excerpts from those stories on the show, and novelist Mona Simpson will be the final judge. Mona, thank you so much for joining us this round. Any last writing tips for our listeners before you go?
SIMPSON: I think we're hoping for spontaneity and intensity and personality, freedom. It'd be fun to set a timer and just see what comes out a few times.
RAZ: That's a good idea. The winning story will be read on this program in its entirety. The winner will also receive signed copies of all five of Mona's novels. And that story will also be published in the summer issue of the Paris Review. That, of course, is one of the most acclaimed literary magazines in the world. So, Mona, we will check back with you in a few weeks.
SIMPSON: Great. Thanks.
RAZ: That's Mona Simpson, the novelist and author of most recently "My Hollywood." She's the judge of Round 10 of our Three-Minute Fiction contest. Mona, thanks so much.
SIMPSON: You're welcome.
RAZ: And, once again, to submit your story, visit our website, npr.org/threeminutefiction. That's all spelled out, no spaces. And good luck.
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Simple Crumbly Goat Cheese
When creamy and spreadable isn't the goal, but rather firm crumbles for salad or to top dishes, try this recipe. You'll be done in an hour or two (depends on if you want it very firm and chilled).
Firm 'n' Crumbly Goat Cheese
half gallon of goat milk (2 quarts)
1 tsp plus a pinch citric acid (for citric acid or a complete goat cheese kit, visit our SHOP)
1 tsp Cheese salt (to taste)
Large pot- at least 4 quart
Butter Muslin (fine cheesecloth)
Large Slotted spoon
Cheese Molds
YIELD- About ¾ lb
Step 1- Mix the citric acid into ½ cup of water and stir. Let it sit and dissolve.
Step 2- Heat the milk in your pot until foamy and steamy (190˚F-195˚F) while stirring often to prevent scorching.
Step 3- Turn the heat to low, before the foam subsides, drizzle in the citric acid solution. Stir and cook for 15-30 seconds. You should see some subtle curdling.
Step 4- Remove from the heat and continue to stir gently until you see a clear separation between curds and whey. If the whey is whitish (should be yellowish-green), sprinkle a tiny bit more citric acid in the pot and stir.
Step 5- Gently pour the curds and whey into a cloth-lined colander (the curds can be very small). Drain for 5-10 minutes. Mix in your salt and stir the curds gently as they dry a little more. Add herbs if desired (split the batch if you want to try different flavors).
Step 6- Time to shape and press!
-For beautiful little cheese wheels, spoon some curds to fill about 1/3 of your goat cheese molds (place a flat tray underneath to catch any liquid) and press gently with your fingertips. If you like a nice firm cheese, you can place a full glass jar or bottle in each mold to press the wheels a little more. Press down gently but stop if curds seep out.
-For a nice rustic wheel. Leave the rest of the curds (or all of the curds) in the cloth and gather them up into a mound. Fold the cloth corners over the curds, place a plate and 1/2 gal. of water as a weight on top to press.
Allow the cheeses in the molds and colander to press until your desired firmness (usually 1 hour is plenty in the fridge but overnight can give you a firm cheese similar to feta). The cheese will be ready to crumble, slice and enjoy with your favorite fruit and bread.


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Paul Whight driving the # 88, Stratton motorsport with 88 racing car, moved up to third position with less than ten minutes to go then two laps later Mike Brown driving the MB Racing # 7 machine put a great lap together pushing the # 88 car down to fourth. John Gaw now driving car # 1 was putting some fantastic laps together and was really starting to put pressure on the # 22 car. With less than five minutes to go Florian Kamelger driving the # 76 Aston Martin St Gallen car took third place moving Mike Brown to fourth, it was Florian`s first time to Brands Hatch which made it an even more impressive effort. On the very last lap John Gaw took the pole position with one hundredth of a second gap over the second placed car of Olivier Bouche and Pierre Mantello. Third place went to the Aston Martin St Gallen # 76 car. Race Report Part 1 Phil Dryburgh started the race in the Aston Martin Racing # 1 car leading the pack round on the green flag lap, the lights went out and Phil held the lead into Paddock Hill bend Olivier Bouche driving the Stratton Motorsports with Immun`age and Osato # 22 car was pushing Phil very hard for the lead, third was the MB Racing # 7 entry of Mike Brown. On lap 8 Pierre managed to find a way passed Phil going down the inside at Graham Hill bend, Phil had been driving a near perfect defensive line but ran slightly wide in the braking area. Mike Brown in car # 7 then started to close in on Phil in car # 1 and managed to find his way passed on lap 33 pushing Phil down to third. The threat of rain finally turned into reality on lap 43, Tiffany Chittenden in the Stratton Motorsports # 91 car was the first to pit for round one of the mandatory pit stops handing over the driving duties to Chris Kemp. Olivier Bouche was the next to pit on lap 47 in the Stratton Motorsports with Immun`age and Osato # 22 car, he now held a 59 second lead over the rest of the field, Olivier handed over to Pierre Mantello for the second stint. Mike Brown pitted on the same lap from second place to hand over to Paul Cripps in the # 7 MB racing machine. Phil Dryburgh in the Aston Martin Racing # 1 machine was now leading and showing a very strong pace in the tricky conditions, he pitted on lap 50 but was staying in the car for the second stint. On Lap 51 Fred Schrader driving the # 12 Stratton Motorsports car had a half spin on the exit of Clearways beaching the car right on the edge of the track. Race control made the decision to bring out the Aston Martin Rapide safety car to neutralise the situation and to recover the stricken # 12 car. As the car was so close to the edge of the track, the decision was made to take the complete field through the pit lane to create an area of safety for the marshals to remove the car. It was Fred Schrader's first race in the Aston Martin GT4 Challenge of Great Britain, and his very first time racing in wet conditions, as the American driver is normally used to racing his GT4 car in the Californian sunshine. After the entire first round of pit stops had been completed it was Pierre Mantello in car # 22 leading from Paul Cripps in car # 7, Phil Dryburgh who was still driving car # 1 was now third. Tom Black in the # 24 Vantage Racing car, who was driving on his own for the 2-hour race distance, was starting to move up through the field and was now lying in fourth position. Phil Dryburgh was the first of the leading pack to pit for the second round of pit stops pitting on lap 62, he would hand over the driving duties to Aston Martin Racing's Managing Director John Gaw for the final stint of the race. Tom Black was next to pit in car # 24, he would take on fresh tyres and lots of water, as being a solo driver around this tight and twisty Brands Hatch Indy circuit for a two-hour race is very tough both physically and mentally. Race Report Part 2 Pierre Mantello in car # 22 was next to pit handing back to Olivier Bouche for the final section of the race, Pierre had shown a solid pace right through his stint meaning he still pitted from the lead. John Gaw in car #1 had been chipping away at the lead with a stunning drive putting together a run of over ten laps which were only a few tenths apart, this meant as Olivier Bouche left his pit area John took the lead of the race. After the second round of mandatory pit stops had all been completed it was John Gaw in car # 1 leading from Olivier Bouche in car # 22 third was now Tom Black in the Vantage Racing # 24 car, Mike Brown who was now back in the MB racing # 7 car received a drive through penalty on lap 90 from Race Control for completing the teams second mandatory pit stop outside the pit window. The news suddenly came through that the engine had not been switched off in the second mandatory pit stop for the # 22 car when refueling was taking place, this meant Olivier Bouche had to come in to the pits for a ten second stop and go penalty. This all meant that John Gaw in the Aston Martin Racing # 1 machine now had a 55 second lead over the # 22 car and with just over ten minutes to go, looked certain to take the victory. Paul Whight who was sharing the # 88 Stratton Motorsport with 88 Racing car with Sid Sadique had moved up to fourth place, setting some very impressive lap times in the very wet conditions. Kenneth Greenberg and Andreas Kramer in the # 62 Stratton Motorsport car were also having a very good run and were now up to fifth. Peter Snowdon driving the Adrian Johnson Racing # 14 car ran wide on the exit of Paddock Hill Bend and just caught the edge of the gravel beaching the car, Due to the car being in a dangerous position and the now torrential conditions the decision was made by Race Control to red flag the race. All this drama meant that it was Phil Dryburgh and John Gaw in the Aston Martin Racing # 1 car who would take their maiden victory in the Aston Martin GT4 Challenge of Great Britain. Second were Pierre Mantello and Olivier Bouche, in the Stratton Motorsport with Immun`age and Osato # 22 car and third completing the podium positions, with a stunning solo drive was the Vantage Racing crew with Tom Black at the wheel. As the Aston Martin Racing # 1 car of John Gaw and Phil Dryburgh was an invitational entry it actually meant that Pierre and Olivier had won three out of three for the series, Tom Black continued on his podium trail in second and Sid Sadique and Paul Whight would take their first podium in the GT4 Challenge of Great Britain. What a very exciting and eventful race! The series will return to Brands Hatch on 14 July for the next race of the series, this time on the infamous Grand Prix circuit. 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Many of you wanna enable ART functionnality in 4.4.2 because the device start "flying" with such a pill. So I've managed to modify the Int2Ext v2 script to run it lagless and conserving initial performance.
1. You have to make an EXT partition (I've got an EXT4 1 GB partition)
2. Flash the script BEFORE the first boot (like any other package such as gapps).
3. (Optionnal) Reboot once, and enable ART in developement menu.
4. Enjoy!
What it does exactly?
1. Increase the readahead cache for your sd to 4096 kb
2. Transfers /data/app & /data/app-private to the ext partition of the SD
3. Everything that a CronMod-INT2EXT script does
All credits goes to the creator of the original script. Ive simply deleted a line inside
You're welcome for testing.
Small FAQ & corrected verision to avoid signal loss:
1. Tested in couple with Vanir/Carbon - unstable under ART, Dalvik recommanded
Tested on PAC working like a charm on both ART & Dalvik
2. To avoid reboots / FCs try flashing ART compatible gapps
3. About the "internal memory waste" Guys, please check the description of what the script is doing and what folders are moved onto EXT-partition. If everything would so simle as that, even ART mode couldn't overcome the laggynes and the lack of performance after moving everything to sdcard. The script is moving ONLY APKs to the EXT-partition. Dalvik, libs etc remains on the 470 Mb NAND to conserve initial performance. But enen that amount of free space is not enough to run ART experience at it full potential. because of very large dalvik-cache size.
4. EXT partition. Just google, XDA contains tons of manuals and tools to create one. If you'd like to simply try ART 512 MB one will be enough, you'll reach the internal NAND limitation. If you want using it in normal mode you can make the partition as large as you like.
5. Concerning the loss of signal, I think there are some lack of time for the device itself to get the new location of the files, so try this new package.


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