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If you're shopping for an easy and affordable card printer for your small business, school, or local government - be sure to consider the Fargo DTC1250e.
With the fastest card print speeds in its class, the DTC1250e printer will save you time and money.
This year, Fargo raised the bar in the card printer market when it introduced the DTC 1250e and its high powered relatives - the DTC4250e and DTC4500e. We're essentially looking at the same printer base in all models with added features to handle specific needs.
What makes this lineup so special? A couple things stand out: 1) Speed and 2) Field upgradable WiFi
Fargo has definitely upped the ante on speed. Last year's models spit out a full color card in a respectable 24 seconds - just like the rest of the herd. The new lineup has taken it to the next new plateau - 16 seconds/card for full color, single side. That's 225 cards an hour. BAM! They have nearly cut the print speed in half!
And sure enough the print still looks good. Kudos to Fargo/HID.
If you're looking for dual-sided cards, there is a factory configured dual sided printing option available.
While everyone else is offering WiFi now, from Zebra to Evolis, Fargo is making WiFi field upgradeable for any printer with an ethernet option, which is also field enableable.
The DTC 1250e comes standard with USB only, but ethernet is "enableable" - you will need to enable that option if you did not purchase it originally and would like to upgrade to WiFi.
If you have a small production need (the DTC 1250e sports a compact swingable/storable 30 card output hopper and no dual input hopper option), but still would prefer the flexibility of WiFi, you will need the Ethernet upgrade. Why upgrade? For the same reason you enjoy your laptop not having to be plugged into the wall. One less wire to forget to plug in. Progress is good.
Not to worry, you'll enjoy the same fast print speed and Energy Star ratting.
The Fargo DTC 1250e also has a bit of flexibility with ribbons. It can use the standard bulky Fargo ribbon cartridge or a refillable Eco cartridge, which is a great way to reduce the amount of waste with each ribbon use. Be sure to ask for the Eco cartridge ribbons by name – for some reason it's still somewhat of a secret option.
The DTC 1250e printer offers a long list of encoding options from your standard mag encoding to MIFARE - as do its bigger relatives the DTC4250e and DTC4500e:.
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In order to study the situation of the refugees in the Western Hemisphere and to help extend relief and rehabilitation work there, Dr. Boris A. Surowich, well known Jewish social worker, will leave for an extended tour of a number of Central and South American countries, it was announced today by Dr. David Lvovitch, vice-president of the World ORT Union.
"The Eatin-American Confederation," Dr. Lvovitch said, "has been very active in recent years in the establishment of trade schools and cooperative workshops in various South American countries. This work is of great importance not only for the refugees, but also for the local Jews who are in need of retraining. By aiding the refugees to become useful in industry and agriculture, and to contribute to the productivity of the countries which have given them asylum, ORT also helps to open the doors of those countries to our other unfortunate brethren seeking refuge."
Dr. Surowich returned recently from a visit to Cuba, where, with his assistance, an ORT training school for refugees was opened and a successful campaign for ORT carried out, His present tour will take him to Mexico, Peru, Bolivia, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Ecuador and Chile.


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Everyone should report a second story for the beats designated for this portion of class (below). Bring your reporting & photography to class Tuesday, Jan. 29 and work on rough drafts in class. File the rough drafts with the instructors at the end of class via email.
Natalie & Arianna – Music
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Tim & Nick – The Film School
Brandon & Shayla – Art
Charlotte & Michelle – Intl Students
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Luke – Theatre (The Water Play)
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Thursday, January 31
Revisions of First Piece due in class. We will critique and discuss the roughs of the second stories in class, and discuss the third beat assignments.
All final pieces should include cutlines for all the photos that are part of the piece. Writers and photographers should collaborate on cutlines (also known as captions, depending on who is talking)
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"Who rules the beaches?"
"Surfers rule!"
"Who rules the surfers?"
"Surf Nazis! Surf Nazis!"An action-comedy film released and distributed by Troma in 1987. It has amassed a cult following over the years.After an earthquake mangles the California coastline, variety of gangs take control of the beaches. One of these gangs are the eponymous Surf Nazis, who during one of their exploits kill a man named Leroy Washington who interferes with a purse-snatching perpetrated by them. This turns out to be a bad move, for Leroy's Mama doesn't take this lightly and decides to take them down.
This film provides examples of:
- Big Bad: Adolf, ruler of the Surf Nazis and the self-proclaimed "Fuhrer of the Beach".
- The Brute: Brutus is the muscle of the Surf Nazis.
- Chainsaw Good: On the chainsaw-surfboard contraption that appears on the poster, and only on the poster.
- Cutlass Between the Teeth: Done by the leader of the Pipeliners when he is climbing a ladder.
- Dastardly Dapper Derby: Worn by Hook when he's not surfing.
- Distracted by the Sexy: The waitress at the bar that Wheels is visiting tries to do this to him to snatch the money in his possession. Unfortunately to her, Wheels' lady didn't stay with the kids.
- The Evil Genius: Mengele, the weapons crafter (genius may be stretching it but he seems to be the only one smart enough to question Adolf's decisions).
- Evil Laugh: Eva is fond of it, and she usually displays it around fire.
- Fanservice:
- When Wheels, the drug dealing biker, goes to a bar, he is greeted by a waitress who sits on his lap and lifts her top.
- There's also Adolf's and Eva's sex scene during the Surf Nazis' brief fight against the Samurai Surfers.
- Groin Attack: One member of Designer Waves tries to deliver a martial arts kick at Hook, who counters it with by grabbing the guy's leg and striking his groing with his hook hand.
- Harpoon Gun: Brutus' weapon of choice. Mengele suggests that he is Compensating for Something with it.
- Hook Hand: Hook, who lost his hand to a shark in the past. He has various hooks to choose from, all made by Mengele.
- Knife Fight: Between Mengele and the Pipeliners leader.
- Licking the Blade: Mengele does this with his knife after killing the Pipeliners leader.
- Mama Bear: Eleanor Washington. Bonus points for her nickname being "Mama."Mama: I wanna buy a gun. One that'll shoot the head off a honky at 20 paces.
- Momma's Boy: Smeg, who ends up being kept away from warning the Surf Nazis about the vengeful Mrs. Washington due to his demanding mother.
- Named After Somebody Famous: Adolf, Eva and Mengele. Though those are not their real names.
- Off with His Head!: Eva is decapitated when a boat commandeered by Mrs. Washington drives over her.
- Pre Mortem Oneliner: Given by Mama Washington when she finally gets to put her gun into Adolf's mouth.Mrs: Washington: Taste some of the Mama's home cooking, Adolf!
- Red Right Hand: Hook has a hook for a hand.
- Retired Badass: Leroy, a man that would be the hero in a normal action movie, is murdered by the Surf Nazis. Cue his aged mother to leaving the retirement home and curb stomping the bastards.
- Roaring Rampage of Revenge: Mama starts hunting the Surf Nazis after her son dies at their hands.
- Slashed Throat: Eva slices the throat of one of the Samurai Surfers who tries to assasinate her and Adolf.
- Serious Business: Surfing for the beach gangs, as they are willing to fight each other for the best locations.
- Those Wacky Nazis: It's all in the name of the film.
- Totally Radical: This being a surfer film in the 80's, there is plenty of surfer lingo like "gnarly".
- Unholy Matrimony: Between Adolf and his girlfriend Eva.
- Visible Boom Mic: Can be seen after Mrs. Washington ambushes the sleeping Surf Nazis with a grenade, and Mengele stumbles out of the resulting explosion.
- Walking Shirtless Scene: Brutus never wears a shirt. There are a couple of scenes in which he has No Shirt, Long Jacket.
- You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: After Brutus' face is splashed with acid and he is blinded, Adolf finishes him off relying on this. Unusually to this trope, he is actually remorseful about it later.Adolf: You're useless to me now, Brutus.


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State House Appropriations Chairman John Kavanagh says a promised review of a controversial cut of medical transplant funding will be part of a budget hearing for the state's Medicaid program.
The state scaled back eligibility for transplant coverage on Oct. 1 as part of spending cuts implemented under the budget approved by the Legislature and signed by Gov. Jan Brewer last spring.
The cut has proved to be controversial, and Kavanagh has said his committee would review it early in the 2011 legislative session.
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A sharp reproach to the world was voiced this week by German Jewry through Dr. Bruno Weill, acting president of the Central Union of German Jews. The world could have found room for the 60,000 Jewish refugees from Germany in a more worthy fashion, Dr. Weill declared at a mass meeting in Berlin.
This reproach is certainly justified. Very few of the Jewish refugees from Germany were so fortunate as to find a permanent place for settlement. The majority of the 60,000 Jewish exiles from Germany are still wanderers. Many of them are roofless. A large proportion of them are dependent upon charity. Their position today is insecure and holds out very little hope.
Dr. Weill voiced another complaint. He objected to the tendency abroad to put in the foreground the two extremes of German Jewry—the Naumann group and the Zionists—and to overlook the vast central group.
It must be admitted that it is this latter element which has immense achievements to its credit in the daily task of maintaining German Jewry. The great majority of German Jews are convinced that the solution of the German Jewish question is to be sought in Germany and can be found only in Germany. They hope it will be possible to find a way of living in dignity and honor under tolerable conditions without emigrating from the country. The majority of German Jews still believe the fruits of emancipation have not been completely lost. They wish to avoid dis-assimilation. Where the law forces it upon them they accept it, but they do not want to assist it from within.
The vast majority of German Jews continue to stand on their former basic conception of a time which will yet come. They regard themselves as a link in the unbreakable chain of German Jewry. They think there is nothing to indicate that German Jewry is finished. They look forward with unquenchable hope to the time when their community will be living and working and enjoying its right to equality and justice.


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An Italian Catholic magazine has collected dozens of messages of support for Bishop Thaddeus Ma Daqin. The Shanghai auxiliary was barred from ministry and has not been seen in public since he announced his intention to leave the government-sanctioned Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association during his ordination in July.
The monthly magazine Mondo e Missione, published in Italy by the Pontificio Istituto Missioni Estere (Pime), launched an appeal on its website on October 5, calling on readers to show solidarity with Bishop Ma.
Since, then, says Gerolamo Fazzini, the magazine's editorial director, Mondo e Missione has received about a hundred messages, mostly from Europe and South America. "We want to find a way to show Bishop Ma the Italian Catholics are close to him."
Solidarity messages have arrived from as far as Argentina, Bolivia and Mexico.
The editors stressed that they hope to present Bishop Ma's "courageous witness" as a "symbolic gesture of unity in the Church."
Among the wellwishers' messages, two bishops from Brazil – Antonio Carlos Rossi Keller of Frederico Westphalen (Rio Grande Do Sul) and Pime missionary Giuseppe Negri of Blumenau (Santa Catarina) – wrote that they will lead their dioceses in prayer for Bishop Ma during the coming Year of Faith.
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Log off. That cookie sh*t makes me nervous. --Tony Soprano
So I said to him, "Look, buddy, your car was upside down when we got here. And as for your Grandma, she shouldn't have mouthed off like that!" --Homer Simpson
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I first saw the 5lb Survival Kit Challenge on SouthernCrossSurvival's YouTube channel, and then after watching several videos submitted on the subject, I decided to make up my own 5lb bag using stuff I had already bought – or had lying around. These are leftover things I had laying around – all of my best things are already in other packs.
5lb Survival Kit Contents
- Altoids Tin containing:
- 1 Birthday Candle
- 1 Small Roll Duct Tape
- 1 Vial of Lighter Fluid
- 1 3-Bladed Arrowhead
- 6 Safety Pins
- 1 Curved Needle
- 2 Exacto Blades & Container, wrapped in dental floss
- 3 x 3 Square of Tin Foil (folded)
- Bear Grylls Multi-Tool (fire steel & flash light)
The Bear Grylls multi-tool is not my favorite tool by any means, but I threw it in here as I was not using it elsewhere and it does still contain useful tools as well as a flashlight and fire steel.
- PVC Homemade Fishing Kit:
- 20 Yards of Fishing Line (braided spider wire)
- 6 Assorted Hooks
- 8 Assorted Lead Weights
This self-contained, homemade fishing kit is lightweight snd has everything you would need to catch fish in fresh or salt water.
- M48 Fire Steel & Whistle
The Lansky sharperner is my absolute favorite. I have several that I keep with me around the house or in my tackle box. On this particular one the handle broke, but I did not want to lose it, so I put a lanyard on it and I added it to this pack. I only use the Lansky sharpening rod to sharpen all of my knives.
- 100% Cotton, Red Bandana
- Chipaway Cutlery, Full Tang Bowie Knife
This is not my best knife, but it is a full-tang and can be used for bush-craft in a survival situation.
- Stanley Stainless Steel Cook-Pot & Cup
- 1 Compass and Mirror
- 1 Small Bic Lighter
- 1 Small Bottle of Iodine
- 1 Roll of Electrical Tape
- 1 Cup of Brown Rice
The Stanley stainless steel cup is a good light item for boiling your water or cooking rice -1 cup of rice can provide two meals. Of course the iodine is good for purifying water.
- 1 Blue Dry Bag, Containing:
- Assorted Medical Supplies
- 4 x Packs of MRE Toilet Paper
- 1 Small Bottle of Ibuprofen
- 6 Yards of Blaze Orange Trail Marker Tape
- Assorted Bandages
- 1 Triangular Bandage
- 20ft Length Jute Twine
- 20ft Length Bank Line
- 1 Small Packet of Cayenne Pepper
I chose this dry bag for my medical kit because it will keep some of the important things dry, and the dry bag can be used to carry water. The medical kit I included here is not very extensive, but it has some of the basics that you need including cayenne pepper which can be used to help blood clotting. Jute twine is my main fire starting tinder and because of this I am storing it in the dry bag.
- 7 x 9 Poly Tarp
- Orange, Yellow & Green para-cord (15ft each, braided into a single rope for carrying the pack)
In all the videos I have seen everyone used a pack or a bag that they used which also ate up some of the 5lbs. I decided to use my shelter (blue tarp) as my carrying case which cut down some weight and allowed me to include more things I wanted to add. The para-cord carrying strap is, of course, also multi-purpose.


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Hide Most Visited Sites from New Tab in Google Chrome in Easy Steps
Google Chrome is a web browser developed by Google and based on the WebKit layout engine and application framework. It was first released as a beta version for Microsoft Windows on September 2, 2008, and the public stable release was on December 11, 2008. The name is derived from the graphical user interface frame, or "chrome", of web browsers. In March 2009, Chrome became the world's fourth most widely-used browser, with 1.23% usage. In spite of the increasing popularity, chrome lacks user customization and control in some of its features.
The most visited site of Google Chrome which is displayed while opening a new tab is not under our control, meaning that it will display the top most visited sites in the browser even if we do not want to display some of them as most visited. Most of the users need some privacy settings, like to display the sites which only the users want to display. But as we do not have this control in Google Chrome we are going for this custom technique by using Grease Monkey User Scripts. Till date Google Chrome lacks the feature of customizing the most visited page in new tab, even in the latest version 184.108.40.206 also.
It is a simple process. Just follow the steps given below:
Step 1: Enable GreaseMonkey User Scripts in Google Chrome by following the Guide Enable GreaseMonkey User Scripts in Google Chrome
Step 2: Download the Java Script file given below: (Note: Right Click on the link and select Save link as)
Name: NoSpeedDial.user.js
Size: 500 Bytes
Download: http://www.techrena.net/downloads/Grease%20Monkey/NoSpeedDial.user.js
Step 3: After enabling Greasemonkey go to the location below in your computer and save the NoSpeedDial.user.js file in the User Scripts folder:
Windows XP Users:
Documents and Settings\%userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User Scripts
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Windows Vista and Windows 7 Users:
Users\DENNIS\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User Scripts
Example: C:\Users\~User Name~\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\User Scripts
That's it. Now when you open Google Chrome then you will not find any Most Visited Sites. It will simply show a Blank Page. Even If you click New Tab or Press Ctrl + T then it will show blank page only.
1. It is compulsory for you to enable GreaseMonkey User Scripts, otherwise the method will not work.
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Price reduced!Meticulousy kept, move in ready home in Sun Lakes Resort, Oakwood community. $286,000. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, den, newer salt water, pebble tech pool, with aqua-cal heat pump. Double car garage + attached golf cart garage. 1624 sq. feet. N/S exposure, covered patio, borders common area. Tile throughout, newer carpet in bedrooms, stonette man made granite in kitchen, stainless steel appliances. Gas oven/range, built in micro, refridg, dishwasher. Plantation shutters throughout. Easy Water water softening system, reverse osmosis. Professionally painted outside Oct. 2013, new watering system, front & back auto timed, newer landscaping, installed Oct. 2013. Walking distance to clubhouse, golfing, community pool, fitness center, & shopping. Quiet street. Directions: SunLakes Blvd. off Riggs Rd., north side, enter through visitors gate, take 1st right onto Nacoma, follow this to Golfview Dr., take a right, follow to 9809 E Hercules Dr. Please call for viewing appt. 971-222-4583.
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- Assessed Taxable Amount
- $21,480
- Tax Amount
- $2,649
- Last Transaction Date
- 03/29/2013
- Last Transaction Purchase Price
- $104,272
- Property Type
- Single Family Residence
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Rooms
- 6
- Floors
- 1
- Home Size (Sqft)
- 1,624
- Lot Size (Sqft)
- 5,130
- Lot Size (Acres)
- 0.12
- Year Built
- 2005
- Units
- 1
- Parking
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- Heating System
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- Concrete Block
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- Concrete Tile
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- Risen Savior Lutheran Church & School
- 23914 S Alma School Rd
- Chandler Traditional Academy - Independence
- 1405 W Lake Dr
- Fulton Elementary School
- 4750 S Sunland Dr
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- Bogle Junior High School
- 1600 W Queen Creek Rd
- Santan Jr. High School
- 1550 E Chandler Heights Rd
- Tri-City Christian Academy
- 2211 W Germann Rd
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- Hamilton High School
- 3700 S Arizona Ave
- Evit - Hamilton High School
- 3700 S Arizona Ave
- Tri-City Christian Academy
- 2211 W Germann Rd
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"Neil Conway" <neilc(at)samurai(dot)com> writes > PostgreSQL should invalidate a cached query plan when one of the objects > the plan depends upon is modified. It just comes into my mind that current cache invalidation implementation may need to consider the future query result cache. The question comes like this: for a simple query (i.e., the query without any function call, on a single relation, etc), the result cache is not very difficult to do in my understanding, the sketch is here: (1) result set is only valid for queries within a serializable transaction; (2) result set is reusable if the whole where-condition is matched - for simplicity; (3) discard the cache result is the target relation is updated in the same transaction; We cache ctids or the real tuples. And we develop a new scan method, say T_ResultSetScan on the result set. A problem is araised if the where-condition include a function. Two queries looks the same, but the function they called might be different at this time ... the cached plans invalidation mechanism could help to detect this. Regards, Qingqing
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Oct 31, '06 07:30:00AM • Contributed by: gshenaut
We just got some MacBook Pros, and our lab is now mixed PPC and i386. We rely on a number of command line programs developed over the years and ported from various BSD-flavored systems. We decided to convert all these programs and libraries to universal binaries so that all the systems can copy them from a single installed prototype. However, the process of converting bunches of makefiles to universal binaries seemed to be kind of a pain, so I wrote a simple program to convert cc(1) to produce them by default. The source can be downloaded here.
This tiny program works by inserting three critical arguments into a standard cc command and then calling gcc with the revised argument vector. It is installed as a separate command called ccub, and optionally it can replace cc so that universal binaries are the default. There's more explanation in the tarball.
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One Ocean Resort Atlantic Beach Reviews
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Luxury by the beach Nov 03, 2010
I had no idea what kind of hotel this was. It looked nice on the website but you never know. The minute we stepped out of our car, we were treated like royalty. We got to know all the valet's names, the front desk, and we had our own Docent to show us around the hotel and help with restuarant reservations, really anything we wanted. I never have slept so well in a hotel room on the first night. The bed was unbelievably comfortable. The dual shower heads were heaven, making you not want to get out. The negatives- I thought the $25 per day resort fee was a little too much and so was the $75 a day dog fee (my dog is 1 1/2 lbs) and they also charge a $15 a day parking fee if you want the hotel to park your car otherwise you have to chance it and park on the street but we got a ridiculously cheap room rate through Hotels.com so we didn't complain too much about the other costs. If you want to be treated like a queen, then this is the place to go. They really were at your beck and call! All the staff were very friendly and accommodating. We have decided this is our new favorite hotel over the Sawgrass Marriott!
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The One Ocean Resort is situated close to a number of famous scenic sites. These include the Adventure Landing Park, Cummer Museum of Arts & Gardens, Museum of Contemporary Art and the Jacksonville Zoo & Gardens. St. Augustine is within 45 minutes away from the resort.
There are 193 guest rooms and suites at the One Ocean Resort. All units have free wireless Internet connections, LCD televisions, DVD players, iPod docks, clock radios, coffee makers, refrigerators, ironing facilities and safe-deposit boxes. Private bathrooms come with hair dryers and complimentary toiletries.
The One Ocean Resort features a full-service spa, an outdoor swimming pool, a hot tub and a fitness center. This resort also provides a business center, a 10,500-square-foot meeting/event space, a 24-hour front desk, a gift shop, laundry services and airport transportation. Guests can dine and wine at the on-site Azurea Restaurant and Lounge.
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Learn About the Nissan Leaf
The Nissan Leaf runs on a 24 kWh lithium ion battery, with 48 modules of 4 cells each. The batteries are built by a joint venture between Nissan and NEC.
The batteries weigh about 600 pounds, but are mounted in the low center of the car, under the front seats and rear footwell. This mounting location results in both a lower center of gravity as well as increased frame rigidity.
How Long Will the Battery Last?
The Leaf battery is guaranteed for 100,000 miles or eight years, whichever comes first. Nissan estimates they'll retain 70% - 80% of charging capacity for ten years, depending on the type of charging system used to recharge the battery.
For instance, frequent Level 3 charging (the 440v used for rapid charging) with an industrial source of power will reduce the capacity over time. So, if you regularly charge your Leaf from that type of source, as opposed to the 220v charger you'd install at your home, you might reduce the charge capacity to 70% or less in ten years.
To increase battery life and extend capacity, Nissan recommends the following:
Try not to use the vehicle when the temperature is above 120 degrees fahrenheit for over 24 hours.
Avoid using the car when the temperature is below -13 degrees fahrenheit for over 7 days.
If you use fast charging (Level 3), try to avoid charging to more than 70% - 80%.
Try to drain the battery to below 80% for recharging.
Don't leave the car for more than 14 days where the battery will reach a zero or near zero state of charge.
Driving the Leaf in "Eco" mode will increase the use of regenerative braking, which means using the electric motor as a generator to charge the battery at the same time it increases load aids in deceleration.
The Nissan Leaf also includes an auxiliary lead-acid battery, which powers the car's computer and accessories such as the stereo, restraint systems, headlights and wipers. The more expensive SL model includes a solar panel integrated into the rear spoiler which charges the auxiliary battery.
Nissan expects these batteries to easily serve for 10 years. After that period, they can be used for storage applications such as solar power installations.
Nissan also expects an 8 to 10 percent increase in capacity every year, which can be used to either increase or reduce cost.
And, as a bonus for U.S. jobs, ground was recently broken on a Nissan plant in Smyrna, Tennessee which will manufacture the lithium ion batteries.
The plant is expected to build 200,000 batteries a year, which is 50,000 more than the nearby Nissan Leaf plant will produce. So, it looks as if Nissan expects good things for the EV market, and expects to sell the surplus batteries for other cars or applications.
It remains to be seen if the range estimates and charge capacity decline estimates from Nissan are accurate. Certainly, the temperature extreme warnings suggest that various environmental factors can effect battery charge and life.
The true test of the Nissan Leaf's battery will be real-world use by actual owners. Although all the evidence so far suggests the Leaf is a well manufactured and good driving vehicle, more mundane issues such as range, battery life, charging availability and general practicality as a consumer level vehicle will have to wait - probably for several years.


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MANHATTAN October 2, 2012 — PcMac Express has been selected for the 2012 Best of Manhattan Award in the Computer Repair Services category by the Manhattan Award Program.
Each year, the Manhattan Award Program identifies companies that we believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and our community. These exceptional companies help make the Manhattan area a great place to live, work and play.
Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2012 Manhattan Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the Manhattan Award Program and data provided by third parties.
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The moment Marcus Nicholas resigned his post as Deputy Speaker of the St Lucia House of Assembly, the stage was set for an action-packed showdown. It happened this week. The Constitution places the ruling party in double jeopardy when it mandates that the Deputy Speaker should not be a Cabinet member. It rules out all nine members of the government. Then, it allows for the appointment to be made when it is "convenient" to the House. When the question was put to the House and both government and opposition sat silently, the Speaker concluded that it was not a convenient time for the mute members to elect a Deputy Speaker.
In an earlier time there had been protests about the manner and rush to independence. In our haste to break the colonial ties we adopted a constitution made in the image and likeness of our former masters. A constitution in which we the people had very little input because the new kings who wanted complete domination of their subjects did not see the need for mass consultation. So, here we are thirty-two years after attaining political independence and we have become slaves to our own folly—trapped by simple words such as "convenience."
This constitutional mess of words inherited by Prime Minister Stephenson King and politically exploited by Opposition Leader Kenny Anthony, is a consequence of the shabby House that the deceased John Compton built. In this instance both King and Kenny are standing on solid ground. The stalemate is the result of a constitutional provision that provides ambiguous guidance and leaves it wide open to convenient individual interpretation. Interestingly, the King government sat speechless during the House sitting allowing the Speaker's all powerful dictates to guide the process. On the other hand, the opposition argues that traditionally it is the government that makes such appointments and it has not been known in the context of our fig leaf democracy for the opposition to have a say in such an appointment. The opposition also argues that the government has tied its own hands behind its back and with an election to be called at any moment now, it is in no charitable mood.
"We have been calling for elections for a long time now," argued the SLP's press secretary. "Why should we now do anything to help this government remain in power?"
This SLP position is reasonable and rational, and is completely understandable in an election cycle.
The Speaker of the House in whom ultimate authority resides to guide and direct the proceedings of the House, made a ruling that the "business of the House" should proceed. The reasoning for her decision was based on what she claimed was advice from regional sources. It would have been instructive and informative and could have assisted the debate, if the Speaker had provided the sources, or the authority, which guided her decision. The Speaker owes it to the House and the people of St. Lucia to tell us exactly how her authority was influenced. It would have removed all suspicious clouds and given clarity. This is a constitutional impasse without precedent and the Speaker should have been more careful to clarify her decision based on substantiated and verifiable facts. That was absolutely necessary to prevent future legal challenges, since the business of the House proceeded without the opposition present. Also, it would have provided a basis to deal with such occurrences in the future.
Another confusing aspect of the Speaker's ruling was her statement that the election of a Deputy Speaker was not "convenient" at this session, but, as if acquiring powers from on high, she knew somehow, by some divine inspiration, that it would be convenient during the next session of the House. Perhaps the Speaker was inspired by her dear father, Mr Bert Husbands, given his numerous godly years as a church deacon! I certainly doubt that the Speaker has a direct line from God, for her to be so definitive in her statement about a future sitting of the House. Talk about the usual "peeing in my eye and calling it rain!" Dr Anthony was therefore perfectly justified in accusing her of supporting the Government, in St Lucia's Honourable House of Assembly!
The fact is that unless the date for the general election is announced, nothing is likely to change in terms of the disposition of seats in the House. The government will still have nine seats, the opposition six, and two independents liming in limbo. So, what will make it "convenient" then is left for the imagination. I do not share the Speaker's optimism. Perhaps what the Speaker is aware of is that we were witnessing the final session before a general election. She was obviously being very cynical, while pretending to support "convenience" for the next House sitting, knowing that the result of an election will indeed make it convenient.
What is clear from this distance is that in a maturing democracy such procedural matters are worked out by the parties prior to a session. The government and opposition should respectfully dialogue over such constitutional implications before Parliament is convened, and an arrangement made on the way to proceed. Constitutional issues usually have grave implications for a nation and both government and opposition should be circumspect about how such matters are handled. Who is right and what political games are played for electoral advantage must not be a consideration. The country should never be plunged into a
constitutional crisis when commonsense dictates amicable resolutions.
The hurriedly constructed Constitution in preparation for independence may have provoked this crisis but the chaos was compounded by politicians who are hell bent on proving that developing countries can never mature. Unfortunately, elections in this part of the globe hardly change anything. And the debilitating process is recycled. C'est la vie en Saint Lucie!
The House That Compton Built
The moment Marcus Nicholas resigned his post as Deputy Speaker of the St Lucia House of Assembly, the stage was set for an action-packed showdown. It happened this week. The Constitution places the ruling party in double jeopardy when it mandates that the Deputy Speaker should not be a Cabinet member. It rules out all nine members of the government. Then, it allows for the appointment to be made when it is "convenient" to the House. When the question was put to the House and both government and opposition sat silently, the Speaker concluded that it was not a convenient time for the mute members to elect a Deputy Speaker.


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Prodigy avoid TV
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- 5 April 2009
The Prodigy don't want to play live on TV because they think it's too restrictive
The Prodigy have vowed never to perform on TV.
The dance music group's leader Liam Howlett doesn't think the atmosphere of a studio recorded show suits his band's spontaneous style of performance.
He said: "We'll never perform on TV - that's just watering it down."
His bandmate, vocalist Maxim Reality, added: "TV's not real to us. Being in front of 250 people cordoned into a studio, told where to dance - it's not a real performance."
Keith Flint, 40, the band's other vocalist, explained the audience is an integral part of Prodigy's live experience, and helps turn their shows into an "explosion".
He said: "We suck off the crowd and spit it back. They ignite and we're the fuel, but they're also the fuel. Together we're volatile, and then there's an explosion."
The 'Omen' ravers added they don't think they're too old to be creating and performing energetic dance music.
Liam, 37, added: "We don't think about getting old. We aren't now, and that's good enough for me."
Maxim, 42, said: "From our very first show we've always lived for the moment. It's either being with these guys or being at home."
Prodigy's latest album, 'Invaders Must Die', is available now.


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KYIV. May 15 (Interfax) - The Party of Regions faction in the Ukrainian parliament insists that the military operation should be suspended for the "roundtable" meetings of national unity and that the National Guard and the Dnieper battalion disband, parliamentarian Mykola Levchenko said.
"We demand the suspension of the anti-terrorist operation for the period of peaceful negotiation. We believe the parliament cannot continue working in this situation. It's hypocrisy. When blood is being shed, the parliament should work out measures to stop this war, not work and vote here," Levchenko told the parliament on Thursday.
Levchenko said that the Party of Regions faction also demands that the National Guard and the Dnieper battalion disband.
The Party of Regions believes that the roundtable meeting held in Kyiv on May 14 failed because active actions were conducted as part of the military operation in the early hours of Thursday. "The roundtable meeting held in Kyiv yesterday was aimed at resolving the problem in society and stopping the bloodshed. It failed. After the roundtable […], where a proposal was made to hold the second stage of the roundtable in Donetsk and Luhansk, the authorities delivered another strike. They attacked their own people again and people were killed again last night. It's unacceptable. There should be no bloodshed during peace negotiations," Levchenko said.
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Skye Gould/Tech InsiderThe company that started as a search engine could someday create a city.
Google's parent company, Alphabet Inc., recently announced its intentions to build a "Smart City" within one or more existing cities across the US. In these cities, which will be selected as part of the $40-million Smart Cities competition, Google will build up infrastructure for driverless cars, data sensors, connected vehicles, and public WiFi.
We decided to take the plans a step further, envisioning what an entire Google City could look like.
Google declined to give us input on what its city might look like, so we drew ideas from Brooks Rainwater, the Director of the City Solutions and Applied Research Center at the National League of Cities, as well as Google's existing projects and investments.
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Cline, Martin Cline(noun)
American geneticist who succeeded in transferring a functioning gene from one mouse to another (born in 1934)
A gradation in a character or phenotype within a species or other group.
Any graduated continuum.
Origin: From (from which also climate), from ḱley- (English lean).
In biology and ecology, an ecocline or simply cline describes an ecotone in which a series of biocommunities display a continuous gradient. The term was coined by the English evolutionary biologist Julian Huxley in 1938. More technically, clines consist of ecotypes or forms of species that exhibit gradual phenotypic and/or genetic differences over a geographical area, typically as a result of environmental heterogeneity. Genetically, clines result from the change of allele frequencies within the gene pool of the group of taxa in question. Clines may manifest in time and/or space.
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Insider Trading: Can It Be Stopped?
In what has been termed the biggest insider trading ring in a generation, the SEC recently brought cases against the founder of the Galleon Group hedge fund and former directors at a Bear Stearns hedge fund. In a series of interviews, Senior Editor Melanie Rodier spoke with Larry Tabb, founder and CEO of TABB Group, and Yvonne Pytlik, managing partner, Global Compliance Risk Management Corp., about what processes and technology financial firms can use to stop insider trading. (Watch the complete video interview now.)
WS&T: Can financial firms stop insider trading?
Tabb: It is a very difficult thing to catch. [Perpetrators] are not using corporate telephones, they're not using e-mail. They're working with a surreptitious group of folks to do things they know they're not supposed to do.
The issue really is trying to understand who is involved in [corporate] actions, especially on the M&A side and the banking side, and to try to keep them cordoned off [from trading professionals] as much as possible. But the challenge is trying to understand the trading activities and the names you're focused on on the corporate side and surveilling them.
As well as ensuring the folks on the banking team are cordoned off and isolated from trading folks, you have to make sure you've got strong agreements with all of your vendors, that everyone knows that everything is sensitive information. And it's also about following traditional compliance policies. The problem with catching some of this stuff is that people know they're doing something wrong, and they do go pretty far to hide it.
Pytlik: The recent cases of insider trading and other compliance violations have had a tremendous impact on the industry. A serious compliance violation impacts investors and shareholders and is self-destructive to companies themselves. No one is immune to those trends. Banks and hedge funds and asset managers have to take much more proactive actions to address those issues.
There are [several] areas where they can address this issue: First, having a single view across the organization and truly identifying in a systematic and methodological way the highest risk across the organization. One of these [risks] is insider trading. It should be on the agenda on boards and senior management and executive committees. And companies should be looking at their own environments and understanding how insider trading can be prevented, how they monitor and identify those cases, and finally, the escalation process and remediation. From that perspective, [firms need] strong methodologies and standards.
The second area to be evaluated in light of insider trading is companies' compliance programs across the organization. What types of policies are in place to address insider trading? What kinds of procedures and infrastructure are in place on the business side, and what supervision is there to effectively identify insider trading?
WS&T: Is the line between information and insider information different at hedge funds, such as Galleon Group, which are known for their secrecy, and other financial firms?
Tabb: No, there's no difference. Insider trading is insider trading. The issue has more to do with compliance. Do they take it seriously? Does the organization have pressure from the top to gather that type of information and take advantage of it? Compliance starts at the top. If there's significant pressure at the top to find and take advantage of inappropriate information, no matter how many compliance people are in the organization, you're going to have a problem.
WS&T: There's been a lot of talk in the Galleon case about Raj Rajaratnam, founder of Galleon Group, and others using expert networks to get inside information. What are these networks, and how do they work?
Tabb: Expert networks are an issue for a lot of firms. They are a group of unlinked individuals who have information on certain aspects of a company or business, industry, or economy. I'm a member of the GLG [Gerson Lehrman Group] expert network. People call me about different things. There are all sorts of reminders the firm gives about what [its experts] can talk about. I'm not allowed to provide sensitive information. There are all sorts of warnings on the GLG site.
What a hedge fund asks me is up to the hedge fund, and it's up to me to stay within the guidelines of what I can say and can't say. For a hedge fund, it's an invaluable tool. There's no mechanism to record a conversation. As an industry analyst, I have access to some sensitive information -- but not much. But if I'm a programmer at Microsoft and someone is asking me about the next Windows release, there's probably a bunch of stuff I can't say. Expert networks have come to strength in the last eight to 10 years. They're a function of the social media business model, channeling requests to the right set of people who have information that funds are looking for.
WS&T: Has the number of insider trading cases risen recently because of the economic downturn?
Tabb: Insider trading has always gone on. The ability to spot it and capture it has gotten better with the ability to analyze more data. The SEC is under tremendous pressure because of its failure with [Bernard] Madoff. So it's very important for them to get a couple of wings in their hat -- to make a high-profile arrest and prove they're on the case. We'll be seeing more fines and more criminal proceedings as the SEC tries to reestablish its reputation.
WS&T: How can technology help stop insider trading?
Pytlik: Technology is very critical, especially right now as regulations and the complexity of the business are increasing. IT is the tool that will help identify a number of violations. Insider trading is probably one of the most complex areas to identify and detect. There are bigger companies that offer tools, such as Actimize and [Oracle] Mantas. And there are also more boutique firms [that offer solutions]. But we have to remember that information technology needs to be much more sophisticated. Companies need to do real-time monitoring and really focus on preventive controls as a first measure. They [also need to] monitor on the back end and identify compliance violations.
Tabb: Generally it's going to be surveillance-type tools [for] monitoring the names you're working with and [checking] for abnormal activity that's going on -- especially on the options side if it's a specific company -- and monitoring e-mail and all types of communications. It's a very hard thing to catch.Melanie Rodier has worked as a print and broadcast journalist for over 10 years, covering business and finance, general news, and film trade news. Prior to joining Wall Street & Technology in April 2007, Melanie lived in Paris, where she worked for the International Herald ... View Full Bio


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June 25th, 2009
Prairie Skies: The Season Finale
As the Prairie Sky 2009 tour draws to a close, the inspired and imaginative team members prepare to travel off into their new corners of the country and world. Meanwhile, we here at the Otesha office file our papers and collect our information about the tour from beginning to end. This includes asking the tour members important questions about their experience, and we would like to share one of them with you:
If your tour had been a TV show, what would some of the best episodes have been?
The Unexpected Solar Adventure
During the past weekend we attended an amazing Solar Fair in Craik, SK. There were booths of all sorts; Turning the Tides Bookstore from Saskatoon, Moosejaw Community Gardens, pesticide free lawns, alternative energy, and chickens and kids everywhere! You can only imagine how excited we were to perform for these people!
After a great lecture by Amy Jo Ehman on lentils and food security in Saskatchewan, we rushed to the tent we were perform in and within minutes, we attracted a large crowd that included children sitting in their parent's laps, families huddled together, a slightly daunting group of filmmakers ready to film our play for a documentary they're making, and so many other knowledgeable and inspiring people. The tent was bursting with energy as we performed one of our best shows yet - people were on the edge of their seats and constantly giggling. Once we finished the play we were beamed at each other with pride for our show and to be together. The love continued for the next couple hours while people were coming up to each of us to shower us with support and praise, and more importantly, to share their thoughts and passions with us.
Return of the rain cloud
Leaving Craik was the day that the Saskatchewan sky let out any and all frustrations it had with us. The day started with forceful headwinds, but we were not dismayed. Those winds quickly became buckets of rain, which became slushies being poured on us (oooh a metaphor!), yet we were still not dismayed. Then the sky started to sparkle with lightning and thunder and we all thought back to when Katrina explained to all of us how to survive such intense thunder and lightning - some of team mates got so nervous that they threw down their bikes and attempted to find non-conductive items to stand on, and even contemplated spreading 50 feet apart from each other (as Katrina had suggested). Meanwhile, Chandel and Kelda danced on the side of the road because they would rather be together and dead than alive but apart. Along the long, wet day of riding to Bethune, Saskatchewan, we would often stop to wring out our clothes, bake potatoes at roadside pubs (we ran out of camp fuel), and to find shelter at a truck stops.
Look! It's a bike rodeo!
To end things right, a couple nights ago, we came together for one last group bike ride in the form of a Bike Rodeo - in true Otesha fashion. This involved dressing our bikes and ourselves in brightly coloured spandex, fanny packs, one piece bathing suits, reflective vests... you get the picture. We raced through the streets of Regina, hooting and hollering, ringing our bells, honking our horns- finally ending up in a sunny spot near the legislative to do an awards ceremony and to play a very sassy game of ultimate frisbee. We returned home that night to eat a Kelsey's first ever pumpkin pie and to watch one of our past performances- needless to say, it was a perfect night.
Thanks for tuning in!
Signing off for Prairie Sky Tour 2009,
Renee McLachlan
June 7th
Prairie Skies survives and thrives
The week started in Elk Island Park, Alberta with a delightful5:30 am wake-up call and a breakfast of cold oatmeal. We set off only 5 minutes late (a first!) and headed north. Four of us were brave enough to take a 7km gravel road shortcut, and later emerged onto the highway triumphant from our conquest and ahead of most of the others!
Our presentation at St. Mary's School in Vegreville was great! The students asked tons of questions - including if we did laundry! That night we had a delightful sleep on the gym's crash mat, and in the morning we mingled with the teachers in the staff room while eating our burnt oatmeal.
We left late and raced to off to a tour of an enormous concrete grain elevator in Lavoy. Richard at the grain elevator was extremely excited to answer our endless questions. We were surprised to learn that most of the grain was being shipped overseas, perhaps even to get processed and packaged there and sent back here.
We later arrived at the Innisfree Campground to discover that we were out of camp fuel. Then we discovered that the villageof Innisfree doesn't have a grocery store! So we ended up doing our grocery shopping at the Petro Canada Truck Stop. Mmmmm, delicious creamed corn from a can!
The next morning some of the ladies slipped off to the lake for a swim while the one of our cooking crews, the Super Squad, slaved over the fire making us bannock for breakfast. Josh crushed Tyler in the competition of who could make the longest bannock.
Thursday, we rode off to Vermillion and they had a food co-op with great groceries! But they had no camp fuel plus and we were subject to an extremely strict fire ban. Uh oh. Tyler (always talented at cozying up to the locals) managed talk a kind stranger (James) into letting us use his kitchen. Hooray for James!
Lakeland College in Vermillion showed us their sweet alternative energy cabin and enormous solar cooker which gave Katrina a giddy smile on her face as she used it to warm her lunch.
Friday brought nasty, cold headwinds and endless hills on our way into Lloydminster. Cross the border and welcome to beautiful Saskatchewan! Josh and Tyler beat everyone there and cooked lentils and barley to replenish our strength. We set out again for another 20km, 10km of which was over newly grated loose gravel.
We finally arrived at the farm oasis of Guy, Charlene, Gaelin and Thomas in Marshall! Hot chili and freshly baked banana bread was there waiting for us. YUM!!! We passed the most amazing and relaxing weekend hanging out, making food and jumping on the trampoline. Charlene welcomed us into her sewing cottage to make Otesha Flags and also some baskets from scrap fabric and plastic bags. We slept and exposed their house to yoga for the first time while Josh, Jess and Kelda got intimate with their bikes. We finished our visit by serenading the poor family with a group rendition of "I will survive!" A perfect ending to the week.
May 31st, 2009
Who said there was anything wrong with hugging a tree?
As tour member Kelsey Wilson describes, a simple team-building activity finds putting the 'hug' in 'treehugger'.
I walk around, blindfolded. The simple words of my guide tell me "left", "straight", or "right" – and these words are all I need to know for this moment. These words get me past the obstacles to my destination. Over something long and round, under something else that reaches out for me, and around what must be other large objects. I reach out and hug my destination, smell it, and carefully consider all of its particularities. I pay especially close attention to the rough texture of my destination, and the jagged piece that is jutting out of it just above my head and to my right. Yet despite these somewhat off-putting characteristics, I give it another squeeze and feel the warmth of the energy flowing between me and it. We remain like this for a few more moments, concentrating on the existence of one another and being as one.
As I let go of my destination to return to where I began, I scrape myself on its rough skin while it tries to cling onto me with its sticky-sweet glue. However, the moment has passed and I am guided back to where I began with the same simple words that got me here. Then, as I take off my blindfold and open my eyes, I am immediately drawn to where I had been and I recognize my previous destination without any doubt in my head. It was the tree with the rough bark and the broken branch; just up ahead past that log, under those branches and around those stumps.
Go hug a tree!
May 28th, 2009
From Camrose to Edmonton with Katrina
Hi there, my name is Katrina Siks. I'd like to tell you about what my Otesha group was up to a short while ago - places we learned from, reasons we laughed and thoughts that were pondered.
May 25th: Our last morning in Camrose, Alberta. Everyone is relaxed and blushed with the sunshine of the weekend. Our performance had been canceled so we focused our energy on the 71km ride to Leduc, where we set up our home-for-the-night at the Lion's Club Campground. We received donated briquettes, and the Tasty Girls (my cooking crew) took full advantage of the barbecue, creating delicious veggie burgers under Renee's guidance. The next day, most of the group dove into Leduc's Waste Treatment Center for the morning, not literally. On the way out of down, riding past Leduc's beautiful community garden was a source of inspiration, seeing a few avid folks out tending their gardens on a mid week morning. It seemed peaceful.
Headed North to Edmonton, Renee and I were bike partners for the day. We merged onto one of our busiest roads yet, propelled along by the slipstream of large trucks and Renee's anticipation of seeing her newborn niece for the first time later that day. Along the way I was reminded of a few of the effects of the car culture we have created. Amongst the litter of work gloves, license plates, assorted beverage receptacles, we pass water bottles one quarter full with a yellow liquid I suspect is urine. I've spotted 5 such bottles so far. It seems that sometimes we are in such a hurry we barely have time for ordinary life functions. Then we pass white crosses adorned with flowers. It seems that sometimes we are in such a hurry that death is an acceptable side effect. Groomed gardens emerged from the shoulders a few hundred meters before entering Edmonton.
We entered Edmonton and the open arms of Keely, a past Otesha member of the Kooteney tour. A few hours later, Kelda struggled in with her mischievous bike rolling along reluctantly - its pedals would occasionally refuse to turn. The mechanics in Leduc had not been successful, but Kelda found her saviors at Red Bike in Edmonton, where they chiseled, drilled & blow torched her pedals to freedom. Over the next three days we were embraced by the generosity of Remi and Anna, who opened up their homes to us stay.
We presented our play at Westminister Junior High School, who has a neat on-going school-wide theme of 'How to love your earth'. That afternoon we spent some time exploring Edmonton's river bike paths and their crab apple trees in full bloom. Despite temporarily losing Josh – something got in his eye while biking and he headed to the doctor (remember to always wear sunglasses when biking!) - we spent some time getting down to business. The group took time to develop an energizing and interactive opening / closing to our play, as well as to create a new workshop. We regrouped (including Josh and both of his eyes) at the Dies family house, where Kelly Dies had masterminded a scrumptious dinner for everyone!
The following day was the premier of our brand new workshop on Mobilizing Theatre followed up our two performances at McNally High School. We then were treated to a vegan lunch in the home economics room at the High School – a delicious spread that was well received after two performances. That evening our final presentation in Edmonton was outside at Parkallen Community Hall, the weather was on our side and the audience was filled with family of members, and friends old and new. Afterwards we played on the many bikes kept at the community hall by the City of Edmonton, including a bicycle built for two! …Charge!
May 24th, 2009
Snow Falling on Cyclists
Hello Folks!
Thank you for your patience, in waiting from this edition of Notes from the Road!
To bring you up to speed, in Red Deer we stayed at the home of the parents of a past Otesha staff member. We stayed there for four nights, and our hosts were awesome! We had our first performance at the Cheers Club at the Michener Center. Later in the evening we performed at the Lion's Club Campground as an exchange for a sweet tour around Kerry Nature Centre the next day. Through the second day the sky clouded and we woke up the next morning with snow around our tents. Lucky, our hosts were the nicest people the world and they let us stay inside for the next two nights. We also had a performance at Blackfalds Farmer's market, 20 km north of Red Deer. Most of our Otesha members jumped out in the snow and had the best ride of their lives to get there!
The next day we had a performance at the huge Hunting Hills Highschool. After our performance, we celebrated Chandel's birthday! We made a delicious vegan meal and had a small party in the basement for her.
The next day we left for Ponoka, to sleep in Ponoka Composite Highschool. Following a ride to Wetaskiwin and a lovely night in the First United Church, we had our first performance in a few days!
Our performance in Millet was at the Griffith Scott Middle School. This was a UNESCO school, meaning they follow the mindsets of the UN. It was incredible to speak to this school!
And finally, we arrived in Camrose, to the humble abode of Danielle Hachey. We performed at the opening of a new bike library she was involved in, as a thank-you for her hospitality!
Thank you to all of us who have helped us out on the road. Until next time!
May 19th, 2009
Prairie Sky's windy, windy ways
We spent an amazing first week in training at Kamp Kiwanis, playing lots of fun games, getting to know each other through group building activities, and learning the Otesha way. We decided what kind of food we'll be eating, we worked on the play, so much happened. It was amazing.
On Friday the 8th, we set out for Calgary. Our first performance was at Ernest Morrow school. It was an interesting day, as 3 of our group members got lost on the way (one being the lead role of the play). So there was a lot of improvisation, and about 2 or 3 hours later, the latecomers arrived and we headed to our accommodation in Calgary. We stayed with Andrew and Molly (thanks guys!) for the following 3 days, having lots of fun, including a fire show one night. During our stay in Calgary, we visited the GoodLife Community Bike shop. It's an awesome place where you can fix your bike for free and everyone volunteers their time. On our last day in Calgary we put on two performances at the Glenbo Museum for the school groups of Destination Conservation. It was awesome to see those kids getting active in saving our planet. Some of them even did a rap for us about trees! ("check it out, check it out").
After our performances at the museum, we cycled to Crossfield and slept in a church. It took forever to get out of Calgary, but once we did it was SO nice to be on the road and in the country. Some of us stopped for smoothies in Airdrie, and there were lots of random encounters with nice people all through the day.
After sleeping in the Crossfield United Church, we headed out on Tuesday for Carstairs. That was one crazy ride. Going downhill was more difficult than going up because the headwind was SO strong. We're on a carfree tour, but our friend Carla was with us (in a car) for the first five or so days of cycling, so she came by and refuelled us with chocolate. Even though it was only a 17k ride, we sure needed that sugar. In Carstairs we had a small crowd at the curling rink for our performance, and then the Lion's Club graciously put on a BBQ for us (delicious! thanks guys). We stayed in the campground by the grain elevator museum. It was SO windy that day, we heard it howling all night long!
Carstairs to Olds! A short ride and a very warm welcome. We performed at the career fair, thanks to our good friends Cody and Kristin. They advertised for us and pulled some strings. And they let us stay at their house! They are amazing people, pulling up their lawn for a garden, working on sustainability... and they let us stay longer than we had planned. We actually loved it there so much that we stayed an extra day and a half. We had a potluck and some awesome conversation, a campfire in their backyard and lots of music and fun. Plus they have two great sons, Matteo and Pablo, who are adorable and just bundles of energy. Thank you all SO much!
There is always so much food for us, it's kind of insane. There is so much kindness and hospitality in the hearts of everyone.
Nearly last but certainly not nearly least, we traveled to Bowden. That was a nice short ride, with a pleasant breeze. We set up out tents in the highway rest area and had some fantastic group bonding time, after which we visited Jen and her giant blue ex-church. We helped them with shovels and laughs, setting up their pond and greywater system that they are putting in. Such fantastic people. Thank you all, surely some of us will be back to visit.
And then, after Bowden, we suited up and headed off to Red Deer, where we now perform and rest and live... sustainability with family always in the front of our minds.
Luke George Branson & Josh Suppan for the Prairie Sky Team


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New Texas A&M Law School Dean Named, University Commits $25 Million To School In AUF Funds
May 01, 2014, 18:01 ET from Texas A&M University
COLLEGE STATION, Texas, May 1, 2014 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- A nationally prominent legal scholar known for his work in a variety of regulatory issues, as well as for his teaching background, Andrew Morriss, Ph.D., JD, is the new dean of the Texas A&M University School of Law, effective July 1.
Prof. Morriss' selection to lead the Fort Worth-based law school that Texas A&M acquired last year was approved Thursday (May 1) by The Texas A&M University System Board of Regents upon the unanimous recommendation of Chancellor John Sharp, interim President Mark Hussey and Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs Karan Watson.
Prof. Morriss, who holds a Ph.D. degree in economics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology in addition to his JD earned at The University of Texas at Austin, is currently the D. Paul Jones, Jr. & Charlene A. Jones Chairholder of Law at the University of Alabama School of Law. He is an acknowledged leader regarding regulatory issues involving environmental, energy and offshore financial centers.
He was the successful candidate in a national search that produced more than 60 nominations.
"Carol and I are thrilled to get to be part of the team at Texas A&M," Morriss said. "This is a unique opportunity in American legal education, combining the excellent faculty, staff and students at the law school with one of America's premier research universities." His wife, Dr. Carol Akers, is a graduate of Texas A&M University's College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences.
Chancellor Sharp underscored his commitment to move the new school into the top ranks.
"I have said since the beginning, we are committed to seeing the Texas A&M School of Law quickly become acknowledged as a leader in legal education," he said. "Our unique commitment to teaching and service to the state of Texas will be our hallmark in this endeavor just as it has been over the 137- year history of Texas A&M University. These strategic investments and the appointment of Dr. Morriss as the inaugural Anthony G. Buzbee Dean only accelerate our efforts in this regard."
In separate action taken by the regents, Chancellor Sharp received authority to provide $5 million from the Available University Fund (AUF) for the law school now and up to $20 million over the next five years on a dollar-for-dollar basis regarding funds raised in the private sector. The AUF represents proceeds from the Permanent University Fund to enhance excellence in teaching, research and related initiatives. Fundraising and donor engagement activities are already under way.
Additionally, the chancellor cited the recent million-dollar donation by Regent Tony Buzbee and his wife, Zoe, to establish an endowment for the sitting dean of the law school. The Anthony G. Buzbee Dean's Endowed Chair is the first-ever endowment gift of its kind dedicated to law school faculty, specifically the dean.
"We are poised to make tremendous strides in a very short period of time for not only the long-awaited law school at Texas A&M, but on the profession of law in our state, " noted Regent Buzbee, himself an attorney. "My family and I are proud to play a small part in helping this school of law advance these efforts." He is the founding partner of the firm that bears his name and has offices in Houston, Galveston and Edinburg.
In joining in the recommendation to the board, interim President Hussey noted: "Prof. Morriss has not only distinguished himself in his field of scholarship, but comes to us with unique perspective as a faculty member who was integrally involved in enhancing two previous schools of law. Serving at the University of Illinois as it advanced from the Top 100 to No. 23 and at the University of Alabama, which advanced from Top 80 to No. 23."
Provost Watson, to whom Morriss will report, emphasized the broad-based support for his selection. "The search committee, faculty and university leadership who interacted with Prof. Morriss during this process were complimentary of his accomplishments, experience and demeanor towards the unique opportunity our law school presents," she noted. "His scholarship and exceptional record of teaching focuses on key regulatory issues facing our state and nation, and his vision for legal education will serve us well in enhancing our newly acquired law school."
In addition to his law and Ph.D. degrees, Prof. Morriss holds a bachelor of arts degree from Princeton University and a master of public affairs degree from UT-Austin.
Following law school, he clerked for U. S. District Judge Barefoot Sanders in the Northern District of Texas and worked two years at Texas Rural Legal Aid in Hereford and Plainview.
He is considered by colleagues and students—present and past—an exceptionally accomplished teacher, and they point to numerous courses that include international experiences for students, a high-impact learning focus of Texas A&M. He has taught and lectured in the Cayman Islands, China, Greece, Guatemala, Hong Kong, Nepal and other locations around the world.
His scholarship includes being author and coauthor of more than 60 articles, chapters and books. He is a Research Fellow at the New York University (NYU) Center for Labor and Employment Law, Chair of the editorial board for the Cayman Financial Review and enjoys affiliation with numerous think tanks on public policy, including the Property & Environment Research Center in Bozeman, Montana, the Regulatory Studies Center at George Washington University, the Institute for Energy Research at Washington, D. C., and the Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
Prior to joining the University of Alabama, Morriss was the H. Ross & Helen Workman Professor of Law and Professor of Business at the University of Illinois College of Law and the Galen J. Roush Professor of Business Law & Regulation at Case Western Reserve.
The law school is currently headed by Aric Short, who was serving in an interim capacity when Texas A&M acquired it from Texas Wesleyan University.
"We want to acknowledge the outstanding service of Aric Short during this interim and unprecedented transition period," Hussey and Watson said in a joint statement. "His leadership throughout the transition and this first year have established a great foundation from which we all can build."
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Media: Kiev wants to blame the Crimean sabotage of the Ukrainian radical patriots
Sources of the edition "Kommersant" in the Ukrainian law enforcement agencies recognize that an attempt of sabotage in the Crimea had taken place but continue to claim that official Kiev to it has no relation.
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