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With Google Maps installed on your new iPad, you can find anything, anywhere. Here are some tips to help you use your iPad Google Maps more easily.
Get Started:
1. Tap on the Maps icon on your iPad home screen;
2. Tap on the search section on the top of the map and type the address you are looking for, you can enter streets, post codes, zip codes, or places of interest;
3. Hit the pin on the place you have searched, then you can gather more info on the area on your device;
4. Zoom in and out to get the detailed info around the place, or tap the corner edge of the Google Map to switch to satellite mode.
Other options:
- Classic. Google Maps' default is to give you a classic view showing you lot outlines, businesses, and other useful features.
- Satellite. This mode presents you photographs which are taken by satellite.
- Hybrid.This combines text showing you the street names, business names, transit stops and satellite photography.
- Terrain. This is useful to find elevations, streets, parks and university campuses and more nearby for a walk.
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SGX to Introduce Asia Currency Forwards in Tokyo Challenge
June 1 (Bloomberg) -- Singapore Exchange Ltd. will start clearing Asian currency forwards contracts by September, underpinning the city-state's efforts to challenge Tokyo as the largest foreign-exchange trading center in Asia.
The forwards will include non-deliverable contracts for currencies such as the Chinese yuan, Indonesian rupiah, Indian rupee, South Korean won, Malaysian ringgit, Philippine peso and Taiwanese dollar, SGX said in a stock exchange filing.
Non-deliverable forwards are agreements in which assets are bought and sold at current prices for delivery at a future date. They are short-term contracts, settled in U.S. dollars, allowing companies to hedge their currency risks.
"Demand for over-the-counter traded financial derivatives clearing will grow rapidly," Chief Executive Magnus Bocker said in the statement. "Asia is the world's fastest-growing region and this service will benefit our members."
The new service follows an initiative in November last year to clear interest-rate swaps denominated in Singapore dollars as part of a global effort to process over-the-counter derivatives through central clearing houses. SGX has cleared swap contracts with a notional amount of almost $80 billion to date, according to its statement.
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SGX, operator of Singapore's equities market, is focusing on organic expansion after the Australian government on April 8 rejected its A$8.4 billion ($9 billion) bid for Sydney-based rival bourse operator ASX Ltd. The merger would have created the world's fifth-largest exchange, helping the combined entity attract more business away from Hong Kong Exchanges & Clearing Ltd., the world's most profitable exchange.
The company remains open to merger opportunities although its priority is to grow existing business and improve efficiencies, Bocker, who stitched together eight European stock exchanges under OMX and later merged the combined entity with Nasdaq, said on May 19.
Last month, SGX started trading rubber futures in its derivatives market. Dealings in lead and steel futures quoted on the London Metal Exchange will begin in the third quarter, with those for copper, zinc and aluminum having been introduced in February. The company invested S$250 million ($203 million) in a new trading platform that it said will be the world's fastest order processor when it goes live in August.
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Global foreign-exchange market turnover averaged $4 trillion a day in April 2010, 20 percent more than in 2007, according to a triennial survey of 53 central banks published by the Bank for International Settlements in September last year.
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We recently had our RoboCup Junior championships in Australia. One of the categories is 'Dance' and this was one of the winning entries.
Thanks to Paulette for a quick writeup in the forums and link to a youtube video.
I love how they each have their own 'part' that synchronises to the changes in the music. I also love Beanie Boys head, and would love to see how it works under the hood.
Damien Kee
Oct 2, 2009
RoboCup Junior Australia 2009
Posted by: Damien Kee at 6:48 AM
Labels: dance, RoboCup Junior
3 comments:
- Tom Manderson said...
Cat Empire: Beanie
I am personally surprised I didn't hear this music at the competition. Was it Saturday or Sunday?
- Oct 2, 2009, 2:53:00 PM
- L Giskard V0.1 said...
If I could get any of my kids to work as hard as those two young men did on ANYTHING I'd be a very happy parent / coach. Great job & congrats!
- Oct 2, 2009, 11:12:00 PM
- LeGo-Bots Lady (;-p) LeGoBot-Gee a.k.a. V.Greene said...
Applause, Applause - great job!!
- Oct 4, 2009, 9:35:00 AM
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In evaluating his marketing strategy in the aftermath of the federal-government wrist-slap last fall for two years of mileage overstatement, Hyundai of America CMO Steve Shannon might want to appropriate a slogan from the brand's newest advertising campaign about something entirely different: "It's All Good."
These days, Hyundai is using that tag line among others in promoting its new Assurance Connected Car program with a campaign that borrows the music of Bob Marley to communicate the idea that its new offering of a free suite of telematics options on most vehicles can take a lot of worry out of driving, just the way the iconic Rastafarian singer might have done — using somewhat different techniques.
By emphasizing a broad new initiative across the Hyundai product line and not focusing on fuel economy per se, the campaign is part of Shannon's strategy for moving Hyundai past the mileage-inflation controversy without further nicking the brand. Also, Hyundai reportedly is close to settling 38 federal lawsuits filed over the mileage overstatements on some 600,000 vehicles over two years, which came to light after the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency determined that Hyundai (and Kia) had ballooned mileage ratings of several nameplates by 1 to 2 mpg.
Meanwhile, Shannon didn't announce a big mea culpa last fall, as brands often do when they've done wrong or screwed up in a major way, and he has no plans to do so now either.
"While this was a very serious issue, it was most relevant to people who own Hyundais," Shannon told me, "and our thought was that rather than communicate really broadly in a TV or print [campaign] — to people most of whom are unaffected by it — let's get one official statement out and then focus on reaching out to customers." So a few days after the revelation last fall, Hyundai did run full-page apology ads in more than a dozen major U.S. newspapers.
Of course, not falling even more proactively on its sword also saved Hyundai further embarrassment and the certainty that a more visible apology simply might have tarnished its brand further, especially among non-existing customers who might have been considering a fuel-efficient Hyundai model at a time of persistently high gasoline prices.
Just as Shannon has done from the beginning of this interlude that began in November, Hyundai is making sure to communicate primarily with the offended parties: Hyundai owners. Hyundai simply continues to carry out the remedy it came up with last fall of apologizing to those owners both individually and via the print ads, changing internal procedures about estimating mileage, and reimbursing customers with debit cards for gasoline purchases to help make up for the mileage they "lost," around $88 for each year they owned the vehicle with overstated mileage.
"We're focusing on the owners," Shannon explained. "We think we're doing the right thing. Every day a certain number of [reimbursement chits] come in and we send them a debit card, and the owners tend to be very pleased with the fairness of the settlement."
Well, most of them anyway. The class-action filers in the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles want more for their trouble, perhaps hundreds of millions of dollars for the buyers of the total of around 900,000 Hyundai and Kia vehicles sold in the U.S. with incorrect numbers on the window sticker.
In a filing in the court this week, Fox Fox News reported, Hyundai said it would make lump-sum payments to around 600,000 owners of its cars and SUVs from the 2011 through 2013 model years, with the amounts varying depending on the amount of mileage overstatement. There will be no double-dipping between the reimbursements already given and any settlement of the suits.
Should Hyundai have done more last fall when it was caught? Maybe not. After all, Ford is among other auto brands that also have been having trouble lately with irregularities between their mileage statements and some vehicles. And, noted Shannon, "for two-thirds of the sales volume [affected by the reimbursements] we were off 1 mpg, and for the rest it was 2 mpg."
A few months ago, Shannon also told me, "Owners have given us solid marks for what is obviously not an ideal situation but where Hyundai has really stepped up and done right. It's a very generous [reimbursement] program. At almost every turn, we took a more generous approach, considering things such as high gas prices. Every decision we made we said, 'Let's be simple and easy, and generous.'"
So far this year, Hyundai's advertising has been focused not on the overall fuel efficiency of its fleet but on less mileage-intensive messaging such as the launch of a new version of its large Santa Fe SUV and, now, Assurance Connected Car, which provides a free platform of safety and maintenance services across its lineup of vehicles that come equipped with its Blue Link telematics system.
Of course, much of the ascension of the Hyundai brand in the U.S. market has been about hand-holding, ranging from its trailblazing 100,000-mile warranty introduced several years ago to the groundbreaking Hyundai Assurance program in 2009 that promised Hyundai buyers that the company would pick up their car-loan payments if they lost their jobs.
So it's not surprising that Hyundai's newest brand-wide play taps the musical legacy of Marley and his song, "Three Little Birds," to remind Hyundai customers that they "don't need to worry about a thing" if they have the system.
"This is a big move" to make the services free, said Shannon. "BMW has a good standard [telematics] offering, but certainly among mainstream brands, ours is a leading offering."
And that is another point that Hyundai continues to make in various ways: It keeps stretching the single brand across an entire diverse lineup of vehicles bearing price points from about $15,000 to about $60,000, something that just about no other car marque is attempting to do. The new Assurance Connected Care program allows the brand to offer a free package of features that are all common from its entry-level Elantra through a Genesis lineup that reaches the upper-$40,000s—each vehicle a Hyundai.
"Democratization of technology," Shannon said, "is very much a Hyundai thing."
In turning to Marley's music and even the reggae master's descendants to help them execute their campaign, Hyundai actually jumped on a "brandwagon" of Marley appreciations and licensing that has been growing immensely over the last few years, with the concerted efforts of his heirs. Hyundai's timing is such that the Marley estate was working on a remix of the singer's classic Legend album, and the TV ads feature an all-new remix of "Three Little Birds."
Hyundai's US sales continue to nudge up but tight supplies of some of its most popular models are constraining the results the brand could have. Focusing on a lineup-wide benefit such as Assurance Connected Care and showing a variety of Hyundai models in the TV ads is yet another way to generate attraction to the overall brand rather than, say, to a single hot vehicle. April-record sales were up just 2 percent this year over last year.
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opinionBy Charles Soeze
PERHAPS, in beginning this article, one have to quote the third American President, Thomas Jefferson (1801-1809), a Democratic Republican who said that "a free press should be sacrosanct to the building of an enduring democratic culture".
Jefferson, one of the founding fathers of the United States and the greatest of the brightest minds of his time pointed out that the press is the engine of any democratic system.
The mass media (print and broadcast) serve very many functions for society as well as for individuals like providing information, escapism, education and entertainment which was the last function as provided by Charles Wright in 1959. Also, in a pioneering study written in 1948, Harold Lasswell of Yale University identified three important social roles of communication expected to be performed by the media: Surveillance of the environment, correlation of the components of society in making a response to the environment and transmission of social inheritance.
From the above therefore, the mass media, especially the private media is expected to act as a sentinel. That is, we should rely on the media to keep us alert on elections, especially conducted by the government or ruling party. The media should also act as arena; that is, publicizing events and controversies, the communications media place them on the community agenda, focusing attention on issues so that consensus can be reached. The private media also act as instructor.
That is, through communications media we learn what others are saying, wearing, doing. The media educate us and to a very great degree, help us function within the social structure, importantly, the media act as social and political regulator by providing their audiences with a realistic picture of the world around them; help keep leaders honest, social and governmental policies equitable.
As the eighteenth century philosopher, Jeremy Bentham put it: "Without publicity on the entire government process, no good is permanent; under the auspices of publicity, no evil can continue. Publicity therefore, is the best means of securing public confidence".
From the beginning, there was no clear constitutional provision for the right of newspaper ownership in Nigeria. Despite this, the Constitution of the Second Republic provided for the right of ownership. Section 36, subsection (II) of the 1979 Constitution stated as follows: "Every person shall be entitled to establish and operate any medium for the dissemination of ideas and opinions, except the medium of wireless or television broadcast".
The essence of this provision is that government and private individuals are free to own the print media whereas the Federal and state governments enjoyed the monopoly of television and radio. However, series of agitation made the Babangtda administration to establish the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) which successfully licensed private individuals to participate in broadcasting.
It is true to say that in Nigeria, three main categories of media ownership exist; that is, government ownership, private ownership and joint ownership. In the case of government ownership, the media is completely financed and supervised by the government like the Nigeria Television Authority, the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, the various state-owned radio and television stations.
While private ownership refers to where individuals, establish, finance and direct the administration of the media outfits like The Guardian newspapers, the Niger Delta Standard, Punch newspapers, Life International Magazine, community-based newspapers like the Urhobo Voice and the Harbinger news magazine, to mention but a few. In the case of joint ownership, both the government and private individuals participate in the finance and management.
Ideal democracy hinges partly on the ability of the mass media to disseminate qualitative information that can guide citizens in making rational choices of leadership. This responsibility carries two fundamental assumptions: That the mass media can disseminate information from a neutral, disinterested position, and that citizens can have equal access to the media.
One important thing is that the establishment of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) by Decree No. 38 of 1992 has had a significant impact on the structure of the Nigerian broadcasting media. For the first time in Nigeria, individuals and groups can participate in the broadcasting media industry. However, the private media outfits are located in the urban areas.
As a result, majority of people who live in remote areas, including minority ethnic groups and the less educated, do not have the opportunity to participate effectively in decision - making processes because they have limited avenues for being informed or heard. In spite of the discussion on the issues surrounding the imbalance in quantity, quality, and the direction of the flow of information at national and international forums like the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), little seem to have been achieved in terms of solution to the problems.
In Nigeria, a lot of explanations can be offered for the lack of interest in establishing media outfits. Publishing or broadcasting is capital-intensive with high demand for enormous resources. High cost of newsprint and other materials in addition to huge financial requirements and stringent legal requirements without sufficient revenue from advertising. Again, is the frequent closure of the private media houses by overzealous establishments of the government.
It is very clear that most of the external regulatory controls on the media are adopted by government in form of laws and legislative actions. Despite this, government constitutes a commission to oversee media organizations such as the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) in America.
Therefore, it is a truism to say that the private-owned media, at times, lack freedom and objectivity compared to their government counterparts. The private-owned mass media do not augur well in a developing country like Nigeria whose present political, economic, social, and cultural orientations are different from that of America and Britain, where media ownership is chiefly private. Finally, the media should continue to be used for development purposes, guided by the principles of checks and balances (not frequent or incessant closure) in order to regulate the activities of the people and government.
Mr. Soeze is Chief Officer (PR), Petroleum Training Institute, Effurun, Delta State.


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Stepping back in time: Buena Vista Logging Days honors heritage of lumberjacks, early loggingWesley Luggar of Shevlin remembers doing everything by hand – "the hard way" – when he was an area logger.
By: Anne Williams, Bemidji Pioneer
Wesley Luggar of Shevlin remembers doing everything by hand – "the hard way" – when he was an area logger.
"It's a lot different now," he said. "Now they've got machines to do all the work."
Luggar was among many locals and visitors who stopped by the 26th annual Buena Vista Logging Days Saturday at the Buena Vista Logging Village north of Bemidji.
"I like to reminisce about the old times logging," said Luggar, who has been attending Logging Days since it started in 1984. "I come up every year."
Logging Days coordinator Liz Letson said the annual festival is a day to take a step back in time and experience working with horses, hopping on a sleigh, eating a flapjack meal and many other activities.
In the early 1980s, Letson's father, Earle Dickinson, along with Leonard Dickinson, Ben Rajala and the Schussman family, established Logging Days to honor and preserve the heritage of lumberjacks and early logging in Minnesota.
Michael and Erin Pfleegor of Blackduck attended Logging Days for the first time Saturday. They brought their children, Parker, 3, Jonah, 2, and Gwyneth, 4 months, with them.
"We wanted to come last year, but it was so cold," Erin Pfleegor said.
Before eating a flapjack breakfast in the Blacksmith Shop, the Pfleegors took a sleigh ride in the village area.
"The boys liked that," Erin Pfleegor said.
The family looked forward to other activities after breakfast.
"I'd like to see some of the contests," Michael Pfleegor said.
The contests planned for the day included crosscut saw contests, skidding contests, a log scaling contest, roping contests and a lumberjack costume contest.
For all 26 years, Harvey Newby of Bemidji has attended Logging Days. In years past at the festival, he drove teams of horses for sleigh rides.
"It's a good thing for the community," Newby said of Logging Days.
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The estimated total for damage throughout the county is $4,946,221.
The total comes from damage compiled from more than 200 sites in the county.
Damage to roads and bridges accounts for a majority of the damage at $4,479,380.
The rest can be broken down as follows: Emergency Protective Measures, $250,000.00; Water Control Facilities, $20,500.00; Utilities, $82,341.00; and Parks or Recreation, $114,000.00.
The assessment serves as a request that will allow for possible state and federal disaster assistance for the county, cities in Benton County, and individuals who were affected by the flooding.
The disaster declaration process now moves on to the Arkansas Department of Emergency Management which will work with FEMA to determine exactly what types of assistance for which the county qualifies.


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Umutara Polytechnic emerged the overall winner of this year's inter-school ICT competition.
The competition, organised by the national centre for sciences in collaboration with Japanese government, brought together different high institutions of learning that offer science courses.
This year's competition saw selected ICT students from different institutions competing in electronics where they made, among others, electronic robots while others developed different software applications.
The competition was moderated by ICT experts from Japan.
Presenting the award to the students and faculty members of the university, the rector, Dr James Gashumba hailed ICT students for their outstanding competence demonstrated during the competition.
"The award we have received as the best ICT practitioners is a sign that we have matured to a better level in the sector. This victory should return to Umutara Polytechnic every year," he said.
The Director General of Workforce Development Authority (WDA) Jerome Gasana said that the government has put more emphasis on science subjects as part of enhancing capacity building through science and technology.
"The government strives to put more efforts in sciences as a way of attaining its development agenda...this is how countries like Japan developed," he said.
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Pregnant Kim Kardashian Dishes on Maternity Fashion Choices
Kim Kardashian's mommy-to-be wardrobe has been, well, a talking point to say the least. And now the 32-year-old herself takes the stand to defend herself, testifying to E! Online about her preggers garb her response to the haters.
"I still want to be chic, wearing heels," she confesses. "People are like, 'You should start wearing flats.' And I'm like, OK, I just went and bought flats for the first time this week, and I can't wear them. They're not me. Heels make me feel so good."
Actually, she can and does wear flats, as a recent heel-less excursion proves. And what about her dark clothing? Is she trying to go for slimming hues?
"I love to wear black just in general, and so I'll see people be like, 'You're only wearing black. Are you trying to hide it? Are you ashamed?'" she reveals. "I'm like, I'm wearing a skintight black something to show it off."
In the rest of the interview, Kim reveals her maternity-wear obsession. Watch the clip for all the deets!
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This is a delicious layered salad for hot weather. I double the dressing as I like a little extra. You could probably add some crispy crumbled bacon & make it an entree. If you don't care for cilantro, just omit or try a little flat leaf parsley. If the
cherry tomatoes aren't tasty, I sprinkle a little sugar on the halves & let them sit a few minutes. It's amazing how great they taste after that--like real tomatoes :)
Layered Mexican Salad
¼ cup mayonnaise
¼ cup sour cream
¼ cup jarred salsa (or picante)
2 Tbsps chopped cilantro
2 tsps fresh lime juice
1 Romaine heart, torn into bite size pieces (4 cups)
½ small red onion, sliced thin
2 cups cherry tomatoes, halved
1 cup fresh or frozen corn kernels
1 (16 oz) can black beans, drained & rinsed
2 ripe avocados, pitted, skinned & chopped
1-1/2 cups shredded sharp cheddar cheese
2 cups crushed tortilla chips
For the Dressing: Whisk all ingredients in medium bowl.
For the Salad: Place lettuce in large serving bowl. Spread half of the dressing over lettuce, then layer with onion, tomatoes, corn, beans, avocados, and cheese. Spread remaining dressing over salad. Sprinkle with tortilla chips. Serve. (salad can be refrigerated for 1 day but reserve tortilla chips until just before serving.) Serves 6-8.
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By LEE ADAMS
LSU's defense was too much for Mississippi State Thursday night.
The only points the 25th-ranked Bulldogs could generate came on two Derek DePasquale field goals in a 19-6 loss to the third-ranked Tigers.
Mississippi State didn't look like they had the No. 1 rushing offense in the Southeastern Conference on Thursday night as they were held to only 52 rushing yards on 34 attempts. The Bulldogs were averaging 321 yards pre game on the ground, but that was stopped by the No. 1 SEC rush defense.Â
Vick Ballard was the Bulldogs leading rusher with 38 yards, and Chris Relf ran for only 10 yards on 16 carries.
MSU's offense was held to only 193 yards of total offense while the Tigers had 361. Despite the difference in yardage, the Bulldogs were in the game until midway through the fourth quarter but third year head coach Dan Mullen thinks they were out-played.
"We got our butt's kicked out there tonight," said Mullen. "Offensive line didn't do a very good job blocking them at all, receivers didn't get off and make plays. Their guys made plays and our guys didn't and really that was the bottom line of the football game."
The offense did struggle the entire night and Mullen feels it was a lack of rhythm and the lack of offensive yardage could be largely in part to the injury plagued offensive line.
"We never got into a rhythm," said Mullen. "We're playing a lot of young offensive linemen with all the injuries we've been having and we got behind and had to play to their strengths."
In the loss, where DePasquale scored all six of MSU's points, Mullen wasn't disappointed by his team's effort.
"I thought our guys played tough, physical and we were right there," said Mullen. "We had the opportunities, but our playmakers have got to step up and make plays. I'm not upset with any of our guys performance but we have to get a little bit better."
To try to shake things up in the fourth quarter, Mullen put Tyler Russell in at quarterback.
"We brought Tyler in to change it up," said Mullen. "We wanted to give hime a chance to try and give our offense a spark."
Russell wasn't able to deliver that spark as he was 4-of-8 for 45 yards and threw one interception. Relf didn't have much better of a night through the air as he was 11-of-17 for 96 yards and threw one interception.Â
The Bulldog defense did keep them in the game almost the entire time by holding them to only 19 points.
"Our job was to out play their defense and we didn't do that," said MSU defensive coordinator Chris Wilson. "Give LSU credit, they have a really good football team."
LSU head coach Les Miles felt the game was going to be a defensive battle all along.
"I told the team the defense needed to come in and play the way they did to have the success," said Miles. "I felt like the intensity of the defense was strong and that really ended up being the tale of the day."
Charles Mitchell and Johnthan Banks were the highlight of the Bulldog defense as Mitchell recorded 16 tackles and Banks had six tackles and one interception. One thing the defense couldn't seem to get over was LSU quarterback Jarrett Lee.
"He played good tonight," said MSU defensive lineman Fletcher Cox. "He got the ball out quick and did a great job of making the plays when it mattered."
Lee finished the night 21-of-27 for 213 yards and one touchdown. Other Tigers the Bulldogs struggled to contain were running back Spencer Ware and wide receiver Rueben Randle. Ware carried the ball 22 times for 109 yards and Randle had six receptions of 98 yards including the Tigers only touchdown catch.
MSU held the Tigers to two field goals in the first half and the Bulldogs trailed 6-3 at halftime.
After one of DePasquale's two field goals, State tied the game at six, but that would be all the Bulldogs could score. LSU scored 13 unanswered points in the final quarter and a half to pick up their first SEC win of the season.
The Bulldogs are in familiar territory as they started last season 1-2 but Mullen feels they will be all right.
"Our guys always bounce back and we were right here last year," said Mullen. "We have to keep grinding away as we try to build a championship program," said Mullen. "We played the defending national champions and just played the best team in the nation. Those are big humps to get over, so that's something we're going to continue to grind to do until we can get to that next level."


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After merging the Girl Scout councils in Johnson City, Chattanooga and Knoxville into one large council, board members have been evaluating costs, figuring out how to manage five facilities within their region and are in the process of making some big decisions.
One of those big decisions revolves around the summer camp, Camp Sky-Wa-Mo, in Bluff City.
Kim Lauth, Girl Scout Council chief operating officer, said the evaluations of their facilities began a year ago, pulling volunteers together for the long-range property task group to look closely at just how the camps and other Girl Scout-branded buildings were doing.
"About a year ago the council undertook a long-range property planning process and considered all of the properties within our jurisdiction," Lauth said. "Our service area is 46 counties and it's all of East Tennessee and then there are additional counties in Georgia and Virginia as well. So, the planning process recognized there are certain realities. Their program needs to balance the cost of the sites and facilities and make sure that we can sustain them financially."
Lauth said the council has informed Girl Scout members and families of these processes, and encouraged anyone to provide their own comments or concerns over the facilities, including Camp Sky-Wa-Mo. The deadline to submit a comment was Friday and she estimated less than 20 people had sent in statements concerning the site.
She said the volunteer committee had strict criteria when examining all site locations.
"The criteria for evaluating the properties were how they supported the national program portfolio, which is our curriculum, how they support the Girl Scout brand, how they provide service support to our membership, how they support sustainable property management practices and whether or not the operations and maintenance costs were within the council and communities ability to fund," Lauth said.
She said Sky-Wa-Mo is not meeting the criteria.
"The volunteer committee, as it relates specifically to Sky-Wa-Mo, has said that due to the performance criteria not being met … (that) does not justify the expense. They've recommended they idle the site beginning in November through 2014, remove substandard facilities, provide maintenance to protect remaining facility access, determine the viability of implementing an outdoor partnership program in the direct vicinity administered by the council and explore transportation opportunities providing membership access to other council property. At this time, the recommendation of the committee is not to sell the property."
She said if the recommendation from the group stands, the council would then look at other potential partnerships to bring in more people to the camp, such as college groups, church groups and other organizations that could bring in the numbers to fill the camp.
"All of the feedback, along with the recommendation, will be going to our board of directors for the council on Sept. 10 and they will consider the options and make the decision at that time as to what is the best for all of our property," Lauth said.
"People feel really really passionate about the camp (Sky-Wa-Mo) and I'm really glad that they do. It's very connected to people's Girl Scout experience. As a Girl Scout myself, I went to Girl Scout camp and think it's a wonderful experience," she said. "So, I'm glad that people feel passionate about it. I'm so glad that they're letting their voices be heard. The only thing that we can ask is ... that we respect the process that we agreed to go through and have volunteers evaluate these properties and continue to look for ways to serve the girls."
Theresa Shaw, troop leader and service unit manager in the Johnson City region, said Sky-Wa-Mo has been a fixture in her life as a troop leader and as a mom of Girl Scouts. She said while a decision hasn't been made and they've said there are no immediate plans to close the camp, she's still encouraging everyone to speak up by sending emails and interacting with members.
"The decision hasn't been made, I'm just really encouraging everybody (to) please say something. We want to keep our camp and if we lose it, it's gone. If they sell it, it's gone forever," Shaw said. "If we take away Camp Sky-Wa-Mo here in Bluff City ... I just really feel that the girls here in our end of the council are going to lose such a great resource. It's what you think of when you think of Girl Scout camping."
Lauth agreed, saying that the camps are part of Girl Scouting and training girls to be future leaders.
"Girl Scouts is, at its core, a leadership development organization and throughout its 100-year history camping has been a huge part of where that leadership development takes place.
"It's part of what people come to expect from a Girl Scout experience and it's part of what people think very fondly of regarding their own Girl Scout experience," she said. "So, we understand why people love their camp. We love our camp and again, we are absolutely committed to do what we need to do to provide the best Girl Scout leadership experience for the girls who live in our jurisdiction."


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'The Hills': Spencer Pratt finds a whole new level of crazy
Just when we thought Spencer Pratt had hit rock bottom, MTV released this clip from the May 4 episode of "The Hills," and we realized there's no limit to Pratt's downward spiral. In the clip, Pratt expresses his frustrations with his sister Stephanie Pratt and sister-in-law Holly Montag... and explains to his friend Charlie that he's been covering his body in crystals in order to block them out. Seriously.
Pratt's gone completely over the edge. He's dressing like a Phish head, draping himself in rocks that are supposed to calm him down, and he's getting sane advice from Charlie. Look, when Sketchy Charlie is the voice of reason in your life, it's time to start consulting a professional.
Pratt told Life & Style in March that psychic Aidan Chase -- who has since been fired as his spiritual adviser and Heidi Montag's manager -- taught him about the energy that certain crystals can bring into his life. "I am so addicted to crystals, it's like a sickness," Pratt said. I've spent $500,000 on crystals this year. I checked my bank account last night, and I have $203 left. There's a whole science to this. I'm not crazy."
Uh... we beg to differ.
The May 4 episode will also address the fall-out from the rumors of Kristin Cavallari's drug use in Miami during Super Bowl weekend. "Because I didn't go out with you, I'm on drugs? That's a pretty intense thing to assume," Cavallari says, confronting Audrina Patridge. "Now everyone in my life is asking about it. Like, my parents have heard about it. This has become such an issue for me."
Cavallari seems to think that one of her "Hills" castmates - Patridge, Stephanie, or Lo Bosworth -- leaked the rumors to the press.
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Japan's ANA and LOT from Poland unveil their new Boeing 787 interiors
6 July 2011 | Japanese carrier All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Polish national airline LOT, which are set to receive the first of the new Boeing 787 Dreamliners in respectively Asia and Europe, have both unveiled their new interiors for the aircraft.
The 787 is a twin-aisle airplane that can accommodate between 210 and 250 passengers on distances up to 8,200 miles (15,200 km) – making it the only mid-size airplane capable of very long-range routes. Boeing is three years behind schedule and billions of dollars over budget with the Dreamliner. The design of the 787 has proved difficult because it is the first large passenger jet to have more than half its structure made of lightweight composite material instead of aluminum, resulting in a plane that burns 20 percent less fuel than jetliners of a similar size. More than 800 787s have been ordered by over 50 airlines so far and launch customer ANA is expected to take delivery of the first 787 in August or September 2011.
More space and natural light, improved air quality, electric blinds
The new 787 interior design will provide passengers a more spacious experience than on other twin-aisle planes, because of a 'vaulted' 8-foot ceiling. The plane also has bigger, drop-down overhead luggage bins, while larger windows with electronic shades provide more natural day light. Passenger comfort will be further improved by maintaining air pressure at the equivalent of an altitude of 6000 feet (1800 meters) in comparison to 8000 feet on previous aircraft, and higher levels of humidity.
Launch customer for the 787 is ANA, which used the recent Paris Airshow to unveil the cabin design for its 55 B787s on order. On both long-haul and short-haul routes, ANA's cabin will consist of two classes, Business and Economy, and the design is based on ANA's 'Inspiration of Japan' concept. Due to the B787's production delays the new cabin is already available on ANA B777-300ER aircraft serving New York, London and Frankfurt from Tokyo Narita (see our earlier article "ANA's new cabin upgrade raises the bar in all classes"). Read full article �


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Iraq´s healthcare and pharmaceuticals market is ripe for investment. Healthcare infrastructure is ageing, or absent, beyond the capital; there is a shortage of trained healthcare personnel; a drug supply chain that is hampered by imports and counterfeit drugs; and a burden of communicable diseases in much of the country. But the security and political risks of operating in this country hang heavily over the market, deterring investors.
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One section of the Lloyd Shaw Foundation's website provides detailed instructions (and source information) for 20 figures from traditional Western and southern Appalachian squares: Arkansas Traveler Four in a Center Line Bachelor Mill Bouquet Waltz Chase That Rabbit, Chase That Squirrel Dive and Rescue the Lady Divide the Ring Docey Doe and…
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Rustenburg — On their last night in South Africa, Tunisia lost a chance to advance and Algeria surprised their fans.
Maghreb participation in the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations (CAN) finished on Wednesday (January 31st), leaving players and coaches with a lot of second-guessing about this year's run.
Tunisia's CAN campaign ended with their 1-1 draw against Togo.
Khaled Mouelhi scored from a penalty (30') but the Carthage Eagles needed to win in their final Group D clash.
"Our elimination was extremely harsh and bitter, especially as the team put in a better level of performance and created many scoring opportunities," Tunisia coach Sami Trabelsi said after the game.
"We could have qualified if we had scored from these opportunities, but such is football," the coach said.
Tunisian defender Walid El Hichri described Tunisia's elimination as a major disappointment.
"I don't know what to say," he said. "Today, we frankly wasted our chance to qualify, although it was within our reach."
The other remaining Maghreb side - Algeria - exited CAN with honour on Wednesday, after holding Cup favourites Côte d'Ivoire to a 2-2 draw.
The Greens failed to reach the next round after losing Group D matches to Tunisia and Togo.
Sofiane Feghouli put the Greens in the lead in the 70th minute. El Arbi Hillel Soudani scored another goal in the 75th minute. Drogba responded for Cote d'Ivoire in the 77th minute, and then teammate Wilfried Bone scored the equaliser in the 81st minute.
"We were leading by 2 goals, but we passed up the opportunity to win the match because of lack of experience," Algeria coach Vahid Halilhodzic said after the elimination.
"I predict a bright future for this team," he added. "It'll be one of the best teams in Africa in two years," he said.


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Why you should oppose ACTA
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This video was actually posted in 2010, before the agreement was signed by several countries, including the United States. The Obama administration is claiming that ACTA is not a binding treaty but instead falls under the category of executive agreement which means it does not need to be ratified by a two-thirds vote in the Senate.
This effectively bypasses what few checks and balances we have in the American political system, which is likely being done because SOPA and PIPA have become akin to political suicide after the massive backlash they received in the public sphere.
I think the most dangerous part of this legislation is the protection of massive corporations like Monsanto that have been patenting genetics. This would allow for Monsanto to actually come after farmers in other countries for saving seeds, an offense that can actually result in up to $3 million in damages.
In the past Monsanto has even gone after people who had their crops cross-pollinated with Monsanto's patented plants, according to farmers they have even as far as trespassing on their land in order to find their deadly genes in their crops.
I believe that Monsanto is one of the single most evil corporations on the face of the planet, and if you would like to know just how dangerous their products are, I recommend you read my series on Monsanto (which I intend to continue in the near future):
The world's largest human experiment: GMOs, Roundup and the Monsanto monstrosity – part one
The world's largest human experiment part two: why Europeans (and everyone else) should be worried
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I also highly recommend the documentary film the World According to Monsanto.
The most worrisome part of this legislation is not only the fact that it was signed bypassing the American system of checks and balances and considered in secret, but instead that it is further codifying the Big Brother surveillance state by making ISPs responsible for monitoring their own networks and communications just as the supposed anti-child pornography legislation is seeking to increase the information recorded and stored by ISPs.
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Your article about the suggested significance of randomness and so-called nonlocality perpetuates a serious misunderstanding of the significance of Schrödinger's equation and hence of his cat.
Schrödinger's cat possessed the fundamental characteristic of all quantum catsit was a dead or alive cat. In the same way the electron and positron from the pion decay are quantum particles, so have either up or down spin. To conserve spin one is in each state.
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Boeing will defend its market share if Bombardier's proposed CSeries starts adding pressure to its narrowbody offering, but the US airframer does not believe launch of the proposed 110/130-seat airliner is warranted.
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"The CSeries has now been around in paper form since 2004," he says, adding that clearly the aircraft now on sale by Bombardier to customers "is better than it was a few years go".
At the same time, however, says Tinseth, when launching a new aircraft "significant" improvements in efficiency and maintenance costs are essential. "By our analysis, it [the CSeries] doesn't get there."
Responding to the Boeing executive's comments today, a Bombardier executive says: "The CSeries aircraft will benefit from the latest technological advancements, including: increased use of composites and aluminum lithium in structures; the game-changing performance of the Pratt & Whitney geared turbofan engine; the very latest in system technologies – such as fly-by-wire; and fourth-generation aerodynamics.
"Together, these advancements will produce up to 20% better fuel burn and up to 15% improved cash operating costs, versus current in-production aircraft of similar size."
The CSeries aircraft family is specifically designed for the lower end of the 100- to 149-seat market segment, estimated at 5,900 aircraft, or $250 billion, over the next 20 years. Bombardier's target is to capture half of this market.
Long considered the ideal candidate to launch the CSeries, Northwest Airlines today said the aircraft remains among the options still being studied; the US major is looking at a replacement for its McDonnell Douglas DC-9s.
Boeing, meanwhile, continues to study a successor to its 737. New engine technology is just one of several issues that need to be resolved before a decision is made, says Tinseth, who points out that the structure technology "isn't there yet" and the aerodynamic and systems technology "are still far behind".
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The grant will fund the design and improvements to roughly 6 centers that facilitate community oriented sports programs in under privileged neighborhoods of Delhi. Stay tuned in the coming weeks as local Design Fellow Keshav Kumar works with Nike India, Magic Bus and their local partners to complete initial site assessments and reports.
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PHOENIX Everth Cabrera is the guy who can't leave well enough alone. And that might be his best quality.
The Padres' 23-year-old shortstop doesn't aspire to excellence so much as he stalks it, wearing down its resistance by sustained effort and force of will. Cabrera grabs your attention with his tools, but he holds it with a singular sense of purpose.
"If I'm not paying attention to what he's doing, he'll overdo it," said Jim Malone, the Padres' strength and conditioning coach. "He has to learn that sometimes less is more."
This is what baseball people like to refer to as "a good problem to have," and what Padres fans should find most appealing about their switch-hitting find from the Rule V draft.
Cabrera had three hits, drove in four runs and stole a base on a twisted ankle in the Padres' 6-3 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks Tuesday night, but the more lasting impression he has made is of a gifted ballplayer who yearns to get better.
To that end, Everth Cabrera couldn't be much more eager to please if he were selling timeshares at the mall.
Last year, three days deep in spring training, Padres manager Bud Black was picking up balls at the end of extra hitting when coach Rick Renteria advised him that the young infield prospect also wanted an audition in center field.
Black refused the request on the grounds that there was already plenty on Cabrera's plate. No more than two days later, though, Black says the Padres knew that the earnest Nicaraguan who had been plucked from Single-A obscurity was going to make the big club.
"Just the bounce in his step," Black said, recounting his earliest memories of Cabrera. "Then we saw the speed, the arm — two above average tools right off the base. Then we saw the switch-htting ability. We saw the ball come off his bat better as we went through the spring.
"You didn't see maybe the hands of an Omar Vizquel or an Ozzie Smith, but we saw the makings of a good infielder. … We had something to work with."
Rule V picks tend to perform like lottery tickets. They are players who have languished four or five years in a baseball organization without securing a spot on the 40-man roster. They are merchandise that has been marked down to move.
Josh Stein, the Padres' director of baseball operations, identified Cabrera as an item worthy of further inspection while browsing baseball's discount bin. Stein was struck first by the speed implicit in Cabrera's statistics — his 73 stolen bases topped all professional players in 2008 — and then by metrics suggestive of defensive range and plate discipline.
A detailed report by Padres scout Bob Filotei confirmed the impression Cabrera's numbers had left, and a second report from the Major League Scouting Bureau further excited Stein's enthusiasm.
"It was packed with descriptors like 'contagious energy' and 'fearless,' " Stein said via e-mail. "So those were really the first things that caught my eye — both the stats and our reports on him."


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BEING a candidate in a local council election must be demoralising, if only for hearing so many excuses for being ignored while door-knocking: "I donate by direct debit", "we're atheists" and so on. But Frank Cross tells us of residents eagerly buttonholing a candidate on the doorsteps of Bromley in the south-eastern penumbra of London.
That might have been pleasing, had the residents not been keen to protest about new high-tech light-emitting-diode streetlights – on the grounds that they, among other things, are "dangerous", "bring people out in rashes" and "send them blind".
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ERASING the past is now easier thanks to the latest "time cloak", which conceals events instead of objects. The device can't cloak large-scale events such as a bank robbery but it can hide data flowing through an optical fibre, which could allow secret messages to be sent without a trace.
"In a sense we're erasing this data from history," says Joseph Lukens at Purdue University in Lafayette, Indiana. Time cloaks work by slowing down light in an optical fibre, creating a gap in the beam. Any outside light that enters the hole becomes cloaked when the original beam is sped up. It's as if the original beam has been stitched back together like a spliced movie, hiding any record that the extra scene ever happened.
Last year researchers at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, demonstrated the first working time cloak via a gap lasting 40 trillionths of a second. But that could only hide a small blip of information. Now Lukens and colleagues have created a series of time cloaks in quick succession, allowing much more information to be cloaked. A diffraction grating stretches out a laser beam, producing a series of gaps. Pulses of light sent along the fibre at the same time slot into these. A second grating then closes the holes, hiding the pulses from the intended receiver. There is now no record that the pulses ever traversed the fibre (Nature, DOI: 10.1038/nature12224). This string of cloaks can hide up to 1.5 gigabytes per second. "We're able to actually cloak real-world data," says Lukens.
That might be useful for securing communications, but only once the data can be uncloaked at the other end to read the message. Until then, the cloaks could be used to block nefarious messages. Paul Kinsler of Imperial College London, who helped dream up the idea of a time cloak in 2010, says a stream of cloaks is an interesting twist on the notion of concealing one event.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Highlighted by eight home matches and four games against teams that advanced to the 2012 NCAA Tournament, the University of Memphis women's soccer program released a challenging 2013 schedule on Tuesday.
"We have a very exciting schedule ahead of us," head coach Brooks Monaghan said. "This non-conference schedule will prepare us for conference play. If we do well enough in our non-conference games, we'll be in a position to make the NCAA Tournament. On paper, this schedule is very strong when looking at RPI. Moving to the American Athletic Conference, the league schedule will be very challenging."
Following a pair of exhibition games versus Arkansas State (Aug. 14) and at Auburn (Aug. 17), the Lady Tigers open the 2013 slate at Mike Rose Soccer Complex against Samford (7 p.m.) on Friday, August 23. The opening weekend concludes with a visit by Missouri on Sunday, August 25 at 1 p.m. A three-game homestand closes with Vanderbilt coming to the Bluff City on Friday, August 30 (7 p.m.).
The Lady Tigers hit the road for the first of seven road games in September with a Sunday, September 1 meeting at Middle Tennessee (2:00 p.m.). A week later, Sunday, September 8, Memphis travels to Western Kentucky (1 p.m.). Memphis' lone home tilt of September is on Friday, September 13 against Alabama (7 p.m.) at Mike Rose Soccer Complex. The U of M rounds out four games against SEC foes with a trip to Oxford, Miss., to face Ole Miss on Sunday, September 15 at 7 p.m.
After a trip to Florida Gulf Coast (Sept. 20/6 p.m.) and FAU (Sept. 22/12 p.m.), Memphis opens the American Athletic Conference portion of the schedule with a trip to Louisville on Friday, September 27 (6 p.m.). Other road tilts in conference play include: Cincinnati (Sept. 29/12 p.m.), Rutgers (Oct. 4/6 p.m.), USF (Oct. 18/6 p.m.) and UCF (Oct. 20/12 p.m.).
Memphis plays the first American Athletic Conference home match on Thursday, October 10 against SMU at 7 p.m. The brief two-game home stretch pits the Lady Tigers against Houston on Sunday, October 13 at 1 p.m. The 2013 regular season schedule concludes with home games against Temple (Sept. 24/7 p.m.) and UCONN (Sept. 27/1 p.m.).
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Houston Rockets' Aaron Brooks drives during an NBA basketball game against the Oklahoma City Thunder in Houston. The Rockets suspended Brooks for one game for leaving the court in the fourth quarter of their win over Memphis on Saturday, Feb. 5. Brooks has been frustrated about his diminished role. He did not travel with the team to Denver for Monday's game. (AP Photo/David J. Phillip)
They say love finds you when you least expect it. Apparently so do NBA trades for backup point guards.
For the last week all we heard was that the Phoenix Suns would be quieter than a Prius at a stop light at the league's trade deadline. Things like �the team didn't want to disturb its nucleus because they had recently found a rhythm' and that they were �happy with their current roster' were said by media and even Lon Babby himself.
Well, the Suns front office pulled off a better bluff than most guys competing in the World Series of Poker could. Instead of doing nothing they did something that confused me. They traded a backup point guard for a backup point guard. They added Aaron Brooks from the Houston Rockets, an explosive point guard who can score at will, in exchange for Goran Dragic. Oh, and a first round pick. (Don't worry though, it's lottery protected.)
The move, at least in my mind, seems like the equivalent of a homeless man buying a second car. It's just excess. The Suns have Steve Nash at point guard and, at the time of the trade, had two backups, Dragic and Dowdell, that were serviceable. Instead of dealing for a power forward who could score in the post, something both Babby and Gentry admitted they were in need of, they got themselves another point guard.
I'm not saying that Brooks isn't an upgrade. I'd be crazier than Christian Bale's character in The Fighter to claim that he isn't. He earned the 2010 Most Improved Player award when he averaged 19.6 points and 5.3 assists a game and he has an upside much better than what Dragic has to offer. (Not to mention he can play defense pretty well for a 6-foot, 181 pound guy.)
My issue lies in the fact that this move doesn't bring the Suns any closer to contending for an NBA championship this season, which is something that getting a good power forward to play along side Nash, Carter, Hill and Gortat could have accomplished.
A guy like a Jason Thompson or, aiming higher, a DeMarcus Cousins could have been a true difference maker. The price tag may have been higher than Dragic and a first, but the benefit would have been too.
If you are going to keep Steve Nash, you might as well go all in and give him the best supporting cast possible. It's like signing Leonardo DiCaprio to be the lead in a film, but then signing Roseanne Barr as his love interest to keep costs down. If you have one of the best as your star, you need to surround him with the best.
As I said, I don't hate the deal, but it does teach us two things. One, Aaron Brooks must be the heir to Steve Nash in the front office's mind -- if not, this is a waste of a deal -- and two, Robert Sarver must have a serious allergy to draft picks.


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