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Distance from Nahunta, GA to Spofford, NH
Driving distance between Nahunta, GA and Spofford, NH is 1,111.74 miles (or 1,789.17 kilometers). If you drove an average car (using about 3.6 gallons of gas per mile), the gas would cost you around $, since you would need about gallons of fuel.
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Like a human water fountain, three-year-old Duncan Richardson stands on a pool ladder — artfully spewing water — in this 1946 photograph. LIFE photographer Martha Holmes documented Duncan's boyish frolic in a Los Angeles hotel pool, but the image's timelessness lies in its celebration of a fleeting June moment. The photo captures the simple joy that comes from cooling off — the very essence of a carefree summer.
Little Duncan was one of many young swim students of Crystal Scarborough, a swim instructor who emphasized making children feel confident and comfortable in the water, and developed an instructional method that's still in use today. She appeared in LIFE several times through the years, teaching toddlers and infants — including a seven-month-old baby — to swim. According to Scarborough's Los Angeles Times obituary, she also taught swimming lessons to celebrities like Marilyn Monroe, Bob Dylan, Jane Fonda and Anthony Quinn.
During that long-ago summer of 1946, Ted Williams was the American League MVP with a .342 average, 38 home runs and 123 RBIs. Frank Sinatra released his first studio album. The modern bikini made its debut. And, as they always have, and still do today, kids like Duncan splashed and spouted, reveling in the magic of a summertime pool.
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Three very useful books for Lounsbury family research are:
1) Lounsbury, Origin, Meaning and Significance; by Raymond H. Lounsbury, 1976
2) Pennoyer Brothers, Colonization, Commerce, Charity in the Seventeenth Century; by Raymond H. Lounsbury, 1971, published by Dorrance & Company, Philadelphia, Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 72-151059
3) The North American Descendants of William & Grace Elizabeth (Gray) Lounsbury of North River, New Brunswick by Jack H. Lounsbury, privately published November 1985
Bill Mac Donald
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does anyone have a copy of Jack Lounsbury's book?
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- July 31, 2008 at 9:37 PM
I am searching for the origin of my ggg grandmother Amelia (Lounsbury) Barnaby, married to Elisha William Barnaby sometime around 1824 in Nova Scotia. She would have been born around 1800, possibly NS or NB or CT? She died in Kings County NS 1876. any hints on where to look? Bob Barnaby, email is firstname.lastname@example.com
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What if we took the time, as we rarely do, to criss-cross the streets of an exceptional city like Paris?
Paris – the name alone speaks of dreams, ideals and emotions. Even for a Parisian. But Paris is also, more mundanely, something of an urban catastrophe, whose town-planners seem determined to gridlock the city. And yet, the car is the only thing that can transport you smoothly from one neighbourhood to another – from one world to another. Especially at night.


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What would you do with a spare 10 million yuan burning a hole in your pocket? If you already have a house and a car – how about a "house car"- or fang che – otherwise known as an RV?
That was pretty much what some vendors had in mind at the Beijing International Recreational Vehicle and Camping Exhibition recently.
In an open field on the outskirts of the capital, dealers in motorhomes, campers and an array of off-road vehicles jostled for the attention of the curious and the well-heeled. For those not quite ready to buy – or perhaps in need of something to shake loose those extra bank notes – there were helicopter joy rides to the Great Wall for 1,800 yuan.
Maybe not every one of China's 1.3 billion people is ready for a luxury motorhome just yet but it's obvious that in car-crazy China automotive bling is starting to hit the road. With the expanding ranks of the rich and leisurely crowd, there is no shortage of people to mimic carefree Americans who can cruise without leaving home. All the more reason for putting a few shiny new toys on display in Beijing.
Curious onlookers filed through a Dynamax Grand Sport GT, visibly impressed, perhaps partly by the 10 million yuan (US$1.6 million) price tag after import duties are tacked on. Stretching more than 11 meters in length, it boasts a queen size bed, shower, refrigerator, sink, toilet and sofa – and it seats nine.
"There are lots of well-to-do people," said Greddy Chan of Zhejiang-based Feishen Group, which distributes the imported luxury RVs along with its own line of golf carts and off-road vehicles. "This is just the first batch. We've got more on the way."
Motorhomes are still a bit of a novelty in China, but from the looks of things, with the help of a much improved highway system, the road ahead looks clearly marked.
There could be a few speed bumps, though.
For one, the proud owner of these heavyweight homes will need a specialistdriving license (though hiring a driver is not much of a challenge for those with this kind of budget).
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is about to get a bunch more expensive. In other words, it will no longer be free. The retail price before April 30 will be $199. After April 30, it will be $299. That matches what Apple is charging for Aperture.
Since Lightroom has been free of charge up until this point, I believe that Aperture sales have been slower than would be expected. As of April 30th, when the two programs cost the same amount to purchase, I expect Aperture sales to increase, since the playing field will be leveled.
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A few weeks ago I started reviewing the PHoneyC DOM emulation code and realized it was turning to be hard to maintain and debug due to a huge amount of undocumented (and sometimes awful) hacks. For this reason I decided it was time to patch (and sometimes rewrite from scratch) such code. These posts will describe how the new DOM emulation code will work. The patch is not available right now since I'm testing the code but plans exists to commit it in the PHoneyC SVN in the next days. Read more »
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Inquiring minds wanted to set the record straight, but when the singer sat down with reporter Savannah Guthrie of the 'Today' show to talk about the Chime for Change concert over the weekend, she decided to avoid the question altogether.
"What kind of rumor? What? Huh, huh? I don't know what you're talking about," Beyonce told Guthrie when asked if she was expecting.
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If there's a certainty in this crazy world economy, it's predicting quick change in the automotive industry.
As consumers in industrialized countries ponder the merits of plug-in electric vs. all-electric cars and trucks -- or consider new-tech, high-mileage vehicles that seek to get the most out of traditional gasoline internal combustion or diesel engines and drivetrains -- a majority of motorists in developing countries are just getting around to buying an entry-level car.
German media reported last week Volkswagen is the latest major global automaker considering a sub-brand to sell in emerging markets like Brazil, Russia, India and China. We're talking about vehicles that would sell for $6,500 to $13,000 -- about a third of the cost of an average new vehicle in the United States.
The idea is not new.
Japan's Nissan said the Datsun brand would only be sold in emerging markets when it announced plans to revive the nameplate earlier this year. Renault sells the low-cost Romanian-made Dacia in similar markets.
The key is keeping costs low for both manufacturers and consumers.
With some European brands like Fiat, Renault, Opel and Peugeot languishing, and overall car sales on the continent expected to drop to less than 12 million units this year compared with nearly 16 million new vehicles sold annually just a few years ago, a cheaper sub-brand offers hope to car makers that have the wherewithal to create one.
A low-cost VW sub-brand would reflect the company's frugal "people's car" roots -- but the vehicles probably won't look much like the venerable, rear-engine, air-cooled Beetle Type 1, which was revived in 1997 as the front-wheel drive New Beetle and is now being marketed in Western countries as a less rounded more masculine and upscale Volkswagen Beetle (without the flower bud vase).
Reports indicate a budget sub-brand would use older VW engines and platforms, and ship without air conditioning or advanced safety equipment like head airbags to keep costs down.
Volkswagen's current least expensive car is the Skoda Citigo, which sells for about $11,700, ASEAN Automotive News said.
Der Spiegel quoted VW spokesman Eric Felber as saying the idea "of a low cost brand has been on the agenda at Volkswagen for some time."
No decision had yet been made.
Electric car battery maker files for bankruptcy
A123 Systems, a Massachusetts "green tech" startup that makes lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection last week.
At the time of the filing in Delaware federal bankruptcy court, Johnson Controls Inc., a major battery maker and supplier for auto climate control systems, announced it would acquire A123's automotive-related assets for $125 million.
In its bankruptcy petition, A123 listed total assets of $459.8 million and liabilities of $376 million, the Detroit Free Press reported.
"In an emerging industry, it's very common to see some firms consolidate with others as the industry grows and matures," the U.S. Energy Department said in a statement. "Accordingly, today Johnson Controls, a world leader in energy technologies based in Milwaukee ... has offered to purchase two Michigan manufacturing facilities built by A123 Systems along with other assets in A123's automotive battery business."
Johnson Controls will provide $72.5 million in debtor in possession financing to keep A123 operating in bankruptcy, the Free Press said.
A123, which had received a $249 million U.S. Energy Department grant and $238 million from the state of Michigan, has more than 700 employees at plants in Livonia and Romulus, and facilities in Ann Arbor. The Detroit News said the 11-year-old company has lost about $600 million since 2008 but that $120 million of the federal grant was unspent.
A123 also operates cathode powder and battery system plants in China in a joint venture with Shanghai Automotive and in August announced $465 million investment by China's Xanxiang Group Corp. in return for an 80 percent stake in the company, but the deal fell through.
Extended-range Cadillac to be made in Detroit
GM plans to build its luxury extended-range coupe, the Cadillac ELR, in Michigan and hopes the limited-production four-seater will pose a challenge to California's all-electric Tesla Model S.
The ELR coupe will be produced at the Detroit-Hamtramck plant which makes the plug-in electric Chevrolet Volt hybrid. GM will invest $35 million for new equipment at the plant, which will also produce the all-new 2014 Chevrolet Impala, but no new jobs are expected to be added to the 1,400 hourly workers already at the 27-year-old facility, the Detroit Free Press said.
"The ELR will be in a class by itself, further proof of our commitment to electric vehicles and advanced technology," said GM North America President Mark Reuss. "People will instantly recognize it as a Cadillac by its distinctive, signature look and true-to-concept exterior design."
The coupe uses the same rechargeable lithium-ion battery powertain as the Volt capable of going 38 miles on electric power alone before a gasoline engine-generator turns on. The body is based on the Cadillac Converj concept vehicle shown three years ago at Detroit's North American International Auto Show.
Classic 1903 Ford Model A sells for $264,000
What is believed to be one of the world's oldest surviving Fords, a 1903 Model A Rear Entry Tonneau, was recently sold at auction for $264,000.
The Detroit News said the red, four-door open air vehicle originally cost $880 plus $30 for options. It was one of the first three cars made by the Ford Motor Co. and was purchased by Herbert L. McNary of Britt, Iowa.
In the previous sale, the Model A was bought for $693,000 at auction in Arizona, far more than it brought at last weekend's auction in Pennsylvania. In 1953, the rare car's second owner purchased it for $400.
Back when the car was built in the assembly room at Ford's Mack Avenue plant, each vehicle did not get a sequential chassis number so there's no way of knowing whether it was the first Model A produced, but it is one of the first three. Ford did not adopt the assembly line until 1905.
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Tilapia with Purple Potato Crust and Chive Rosemary Oilby Giada de Laurentis Yields 4 servings Total Time: 20 minutes INGREDIENTS
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My Watched Topics | My Favorites | My Profile Private IMs Register Log in Help | Stats | Members | Groups Search Forum Paris Hilton's Phone Hacked - Address Book, Pictures, Notes HKSS.com Forum Index -> Gossip and News View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message Mikey_Life is good. Be inspired.Joined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 1322Location: Fountain Valley, California (USA) Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2005 12:14 pm Post subject: Paris Hilton's Phone Hacked - Address Book, Pictures, Notes Paris Hilton's address book, famously kept on a T-Mobile Sidekick, has been popping up all over the internet after someone managed to figure out her password. The Drudge Report says that it has confirmed the authenticity of many of the numbers, presumably a polite way of saying they've been crank calling Anna Kournikova and Lindsay Lohan all weekend. The FBI has reportedly opened an investigation. Files exposed to the world also include Paris' travel habits, airline and hotel preferences, along with her private notes. The information landed online just days after hacker Nicolas Jacobsen pled guilty to a single charge of intentionally accessing a protected computer and recklessly causing damage. Jacobsen was arrested by US authorities last October, but had had access to T-Mobile's servers for more than a year. He reportedly amused himself by accessing US Secret Service email, and raiding other Sidekick users' accounts. William Genovese, a friend of Jacobsen's in the hacker community, told Security Focus that Jacobsen sent him pictures of celebrities, purportedly snapped with their camera phones. Genovese faces unrelated charges for allegedly selling leaked Microsoft source code. While Paris must by now be used to being overexposed online, many of the people in her little black book were less than pleased with the leak. According to the Drudge Report (http://www.drudgereport.com), one starlet said "I gave her my number after we met in Miami, I did not know she f**king kept it on her cellphone!" Reality TV star Victoria Gotti told New York Daily News that she had received over 100 phone calls in two hours. "It's driving me insane," she said. T-Mobile to probe Paris' security breach T-Mobile's American arm has launched an investigation into how Paris Hilton's address book made its way from her Sidekick PDA/phone onto the web. The mobile-phone firm's computer forensics team is on the case, and is considering all possibilities: "This includes the possibility that someone had access to one of Ms. Hilton's devices and/or knew her account password," the company said in a statement. It could not provide any further details because of "the sensitivity of the situation", but advised Sidekick users to avoid simple passwords, and to change their password regularly. Over the weekend, phone numbers and email addresses of many of Paris' celeb mates, including Christina Aguilera, Lindsay Lohan and Anna Kournikova were exposed online, along with private notes, and details of hotel and airline preferences. In related news, UK research from mobile network services company Intervoice found that more than half of the UK's mobile phone users keep all their contact details on their phones, without maintaining a separate address book. One in three say they worry that a lost handset would mean losing touch with friends. Something Ms. Hilton can probably relate to. Comment: I have seen the leaked pictures... she sure does like to take pictures, including some lesbian ones where she's kissing and topless. Nothing spectacular, but interesting nonetheless. Makes you wonder how secure Verizon is... (I use Verizon) Back to top mb_rockstarSpecial GuestJoined: 08 Oct 2003Posts: 531Location: Southern California Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2005 10:09 pm Post subject: that's just plain silly... _________________"The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do." Back to top LexiLunaticJoined: 25 Jul 2004Posts: 185 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2005 6:36 pm Post subject: I have not seen any leaked photos either. The infamous video never really caught my attention because I have never seen it. Hmmm, lesbian photos of Paris... I've never really seen porn. In fact, I don't think I have ever watched a porn in my life. I asked Tim to watch one with me once and he got all wierd about it. He told me that unless I was starring in it, he didn't want to watch it. Yeah, right! That will NEVER happen. Consequently, I have still never seen a porn. Other than the occasional glance at the cover of Maxim (Is that porn?) I have not really been exposed to any of that kind of stuff. One of these days... Paris Hilton is annoying. I have no problem with homosexuality even though I'm not a lesbian. Some of my favorite friends are homosexuals. I don't think I ever could be a lesbian. I just like men, I guess. I do think that Paris is very beautiful though. If I were into checking out girl on girl action, I wouldn't mind it being her. She's gorgeous! Lexi Back to top Mikey_Life is good. Be inspired.Joined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 1322Location: Fountain Valley, California (USA) Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2005 3:19 pm Post subject: Paris is way too bony and stuck up. The leaked porn of Paris -- it wasn't anything great but interesting nonetheless. Maxim isn't porn Call this odd, but I actually like READING those magazines. The pictures are what I look at first, but it's ultimately the articles that I like to read. My favorite magazine is Stuff. The writers are hilarious and the Facts sections are so funny and interesting! Michael Back to top EddyInsane MemberJoined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 327 Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 10:32 am Post subject: Hands down maxim over playboy in sec. [/i] Back to top Mikey_Life is good. Be inspired.Joined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 1322Location: Fountain Valley, California (USA) Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2005 12:42 pm Post subject: Eddy wrote: Hands down maxim over playboy in sec. Yeah, baby! 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What are the requirements and how long do I have to complete them?
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I do not have an internship placement yet; is the ICR an internship?
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How does the ICR program work with my specific graduate or undergraduate program?
The ICR requirements are designed to allow students to meet degree requirements while fulfilling ICR requirements. It is perfectly acceptable and encouraged for students to get credit for both the ICR and degree requirements with the same project or placement. The ICR simply requires that the focus of internships and projects be on interdisciplinary collaboration and family violence. This emphasis is easily applied to many student's degree requirements. Students in programs that require a field experience may be in a position to easily meet the field experience requirement. Students who have field experience, practicum, or special project units as an option in their program may be able to enrich their requirements with the learning opportunities available through the ICR.
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The Court of Appeals has refused Vonage's request for a new trial but has ruled that the VoIP provider can bring up the recent KSR v. Teleflex ruling as part of its appeal of the jury's finding of patent infringement. "Although we're disappointed that the appeals court denied our request for a retrial, this ruling has no impact on our appeal, which continues to move forward," said a Vonage spokesperson.
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Following Monday's Supreme Court ruling in KSR v. Teleflex, VoIP provider Vonage has asked the US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit to vacate a lower court judgment that it infringed on three Verizon patents. Vonage is asking for a retrial of the case that will take into account the Supreme Court's latest guidance on patent obviousness.
Ars recently looked at the three Verizon patents and we weren't terribly impressed. From Tim Lee's article:
In short, the "invention" described in these patents is combination of an excruciatingly obvious point—that it would be helpful for an Internet telephony application to have a mechanism for translating between phone numbers and IP addresses—and a series of "enhancements" to DNS servers that many network engineers would regard as a step backwards.
The key here is "excruciatingly obvious." That's exactly what the Supreme Court faulted the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in KSR v. Telefex. Writing for a unanimous court, Justice Anthony Kennedy ruled that "The results of ordinary innovation are not the subject of exclusive rights under the patent laws. Were it otherwise, patents might stifle rather than promote the progress of useful arts."
Vonage is hopeful that the Supreme Court's ruling will help its case. "We are very encouraged by the Supreme Court's decision and the giant step it represents towards achieving much-needed patent reform in this country," said Vonage interim CEO Jeffrey Citron. "The Supreme Court's decision should have positive implications for Vonage and our pending patent litigation with Verizon. We are also hopeful that this case will protect legitimate innovators and the value of their inventions, unlock the innovation process, and provide that companies are better able to conduct business without the encumbrance of meritless patent claims."
Verizon disagrees with Vonage's take on the ruling. A Verizon spokesperson said that the company believes that there is "no merit" to Vonage's latest filing, saying that the particulars of the KSR v. Teleflex case were "entirely different" than Verizon v. Vonage. The telecom has already filed a reply opposing Vonage's motion.
Vonage's very survival is riding on its ability to convince the Court of Appeals that the lower court erred in its $58 million award. The trial judge also issued an injunction barring Vonage from signing up new customers, but the Court of Appeals has issued a permanent stay of that order pending the outcome of the appeal.


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This will be a wonderful way to tweet on behalf of UVM IT. I can't find the Twitter feed, though: Twitter says, "No people results for uvminfotech-test."
Hmmm, I filled in a tweet, but got the error message "There's been an error posting your Twitter status! Visit your WP to Twitter settings page to get more information and to clear this error message." There, it says: "
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Looks as if I can't publish this unless I delete my tweet. I'll first try "Don't Tweet this post"… that still gives the error message. Now I'll just erase the tweet text (which was "Where should I keep my files? The easy-to-use webfiles.uvm.edu & sharepoint.uvm.edu are backed up daily, and you can get to them anywhere.")… I still get the error message. I've visted the suggested page, but let me try that again. This time I've pressed the Clear button.


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MIAMI - Bay State Milling, a major flour and grain producer, violated federal law when it failed to hire a man for a miller position in its Indiantown, Fla., mill based on his age, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) charged in a lawsuit filed today.
According to the EEOC's suit, Bay State Milling's plant manager told Gary Legore, who was 52 years old at the time, that he "did not want to waste his time" and that he was looking for a "younger" person for the position whom he could "groom." Legore had previously worked for Bay State Milling as a miller and has extensive experience in the milling industry. Ultimately, the EEOC said, the company hired a 23-year-old with little to no experience to fill the vacant miller position.
The EEOC complaint alleges that Mr. Legore was not hired for the vacant miller position because of his age. Legore complained to Bay State, but the plant manager's decision was defended by company officials, who told him that the plant manager didn't mean "younger" and that Legore was overqualified.
Such alleged conduct violates the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA). The EEOC filed suit (Case No. 2:12-cv-14439-DLG) in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida, Fort Pierce Division, after first attempting to reach a pre-litigation settlement through its conciliation process.
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The gang rape of a Swiss tourist in India, as she camped overnight with her husband in a forest in central India, follows by a few months the brutal gang rape of an Indian student in New Delhi that held international attention for weeks.
While the New Delhi case put the spotlight on violence against young Indian women, the case of the Swiss tourist highlights similar risks – heightened by stereotypes of Western women as "loose" – for foreigners in India.
The couple were on a cycling trip from the 16th-century town of Orchha to Agra, the city of the Taj Mahal, a distance of 146 miles. They camped overnight in the Datia district of Madhya Pradesh state, where a group of eight to 10 men attacked them and tied up the man as four of them raped the 39-year-old woman.
"Thousands of women tourists come to our state, and we have already made three arrests in this case," Nandan Dubey, the director general of police, Madhya Pradesh, told the Monitor. "This unfortunate case happened in an area that is not a regular camping site and tourists are encouraged to inform the local police of their presence in such areas."
He added that the police had recovered the couple's cellphones and laptop, which had been stolen in the attack.
The three arrested so far are Vishnu Kanjar, Ram Kanjar, Gaja Kanjar. All three hail from the Kanjar community, a group branded by the British as one of the "criminal tribes" and that continues to face both social stigma and some organized criminality within its ranks. A local journalist in nearby Gwalior said that the area was not safe for anyone to camp overnight away from the main road, let alone for foreigners.
Rapes of foreign tourists in India have captured headlines in recent years.
In the tiger sanctuary of Bandhavgarh in the same state, a hotel manager had raped a South Korean tourist in January this year, and a foreign tourist became was date raped in Delhi in February. In 2010, two Dutch women were raped repeatedly over months by men posing as tourist guides. In 2008, the rape and murder of a British teenager in the coastal state of Goa, popular with tourists, had made international headlines.
Women tourists in India often complain of sexual harassment over and above even what women in India generally face.
"It is true that foreign women are considered 'loose' and targeted because they are strong," says Kamla Bhasin, who runs the South Asian Network of Gender Activists and Trainers. "But in India men even rape 2-year-old girls. We should not emphasize that the accused in the case were Kanjars because all kinds of men commit rape. Any man who commits rape is sick and needs help, but the group rape points to another reality – that the partnerships of such men are based on the idea of committing violence."
Soudeh Jamshidian, an Iranian PhD student in Canada, is currently staying in Delhi for research and plans to travel extensively. She says that the actual experience of India is not as scary as the fear that such news reports instill. "I don't really feel unsafe but there are dos and don'ts you need to follow here," she says. "For instance you don't venture out alone after dark."


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WELLESLEY, Mass.— Freshman Victoria Sutherland was unstoppable in the second half as she had 24 of her game-high 25 points in the second half as she put Coast Guard on her back and led the Bears to a 64-56 win over Wellesley. The Bears clinched a spot in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) tournament for the first time since the 2009-10 season with the win.
Coast Guard improves to 10-13 overall and 8-9 in the NEWMAC while Wellesley drops to 13-8 overall and 12-5 in league play.
Sutherland was 5 for 8 from the field and 13 of 15 from the foul line while also grabbing six rebounds in the win.
Both teams got off to a sluggish start as Wellesley missed its first ten shots and Coast Guard turned the ball over four times in the first four minutes. The Blue led 4-3 five minutes into the game.
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The Blue went close to ten minutes without a field goal before a bucket by junior Leslie Leong with 2:42 left in the half to make the score 20-14.
Ward's bucket with 5:39 left would be the Bears final field goal of the first half as Wellesley closed out the half on a 13-1, taking the lead on a 3-pointer by senior Ashleigh Sargent with less than one second left in the half for a 23-20 lead.
Both teams struggled in the first half as Coast Guard was 6 of 23 from the field (26.1 percent) while Wellesley finished the half shooting 22.6 percent (7 of 31). The Bears turned the ball over 14 times while the Blue had 13 first half turnovers.
The second half started at a much faster pace than the first half and Sutherland was on fire scoring 15 for the Bears 19 points in the first six minutes of the second half including back-to-back 3-pointers to give Coast Guard a 39-33 lead with 14:15 remaining in the game.
Freshman Meghan Fornaro's 3-pointer with 13:08 to go gave the Bears 22 second half points in just under seven minutes as Coast Guard led 42-35.
Sophomore Alexi Howland's 3-pointer, the Bears fourth straight trey gave Coast Guard at 45-37 lead with 12:30 left. Sutherland knocked down a pair of free throws as Coast Guard pushed the lead to ten at 47-37 with 10:27 left.
Wellesley responded with seven straight before back-to-back baskets by sophomores Dani Knox and Leigha Steinbeck made the score 51-44 with 8:02 left.
Howland and Ward each finished with ten points while Knox led the team with a game-high ten rebounds.
Ashleigh Sargent and Leslie Leong had 15 points each to led Wellesley.
Coast Guard 57.9 percent in the second half (11-19) and 40.5 percent for the game (17-42) while making 5 of 9 from 3-point range.
Wellesley shot 31.6 percent from the floor in the game (18-57) and made 5 of 11 from 3-point range.
The Bears turned the ball over 29 times while Wellesley finished with 25 turnovers. Coast Guard held a 36-31 advantage on the boards.
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I've played Super Mario 64 before. Maybe you have too — but you've probably never played it as a horrific corrupted hellscape, like it appears in this glitch run of the game by vinesauce.
I like to imagine this is what Mario might've been like if the development team was on shrooms, though.
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Ramsey Nijem-James Vick, Cody Donovan-Ovince St. Preux Booked for UFC on FS1
Two new bouts have been added to the UFC's debut on Fox Sports 1.
Ramsey Nijem will take on fellow lightweight James Vick at the Aug. 17 event, while Ovince St. Preux (Pictured) and Cody Donovan collide at 205 pounds. The show takes place at the TD Garden in Boston and is headlined by a light heavyweight scrap pitting former UFC champion Mauricio Rua against ex-title challenger Chael Sonnen.
Nijem, 25, saw a three-fight winning streak snapped in his most recent outing, when he was knocked cold by fellow "Ultimate Fighter" alum Myles Jury at UFC on Fox 7. That April 20 setback marked Nijem's first loss since he was stopped by Tony Ferguson at the "TUF 13" finale as a welterweight back in June 2011.
Vick, meanwhile, will make his official UFC debut against Nijem. A veteran of "TUF 15," Vick posted four straight wins to begin his pro career prior to joining the show's cast. The 26-year-old advanced to the "TUF 15" semifinals by posting wins over Daron Cruickshank and Joe Proctor but eventually met his demise in the round of four courtesy of eventual season winner Michael Chiesa.
Donovan, 32, rides a four-fight winning streak into his sophomore UFC effort. "Donnybrook" was victorious in his Octagon debut this past December, knocking out Canadian talent Nick Penner in 4:35 at UFC on FX 6. The Coloradoan has gone the distance just once as a professional and owns half of his victories by form of knockout.
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Treks reveal natural wonders, spring wildflowers and evidence of an industrious native people
If you hear the wind rumbling through Tahquitz Canyon in Palm Springs, Cahuilla legend says it is a woman crying for her soul.
The woman would be a victim of Tahquitz, the first shaman created by Mukat, creator of all things, according to the Cahuilla people who have lived here for thousands of years. A powerful guardian spirit of all shamans, Tahquitz used his powers to help the people. But then he became selfish and abused his power to harm the Cahuilla people, who banished him to this canyon. It is said his spirit still lives here high in the San Jacinto Mountains in a secret cave below the rocky summit known today as Tahquitz Peak.
If you feel an earthquake — a common occurrence in Coachella Valley — some say it is Tahquitz stomping about the canyons. But it also might have something to do with the San Andreas Fault, which runs right through this valley along with several other faults.
Geologic uplifts here have created some very dramatic, rocky scenery featuring countless canyons. These indentations in the foothills of the San Jacinto and Santa Rosa mountain ranges hide lots of amazing secrets — natural and cultural — that have long lured me to explore one of America's most interesting hiking destinations.
True natural wonders, five climate zones from sand to snow, and evidence of an industrious native people are reasons enough to hike in Palm Springs. Add the allure of spring wildflowers, year-round flowing streams and remarkably sunny weather almost all the time and you will want to discover these trails, too.
I have been hiking in Palm Springs for many years, and will likely never traverse all the trails that crisscross the Coachella Valley. Indeed, there are more than 140 trails covering 1,250 miles within a 60-mile radius of Palm Springs, according to Philip Ferranti's "140 Great Hikes in and near Palm Springs," his latest edition published in 2012 by Big Earth Publishing. I have used Ferranti's "100 Great Hikes in and near Palm Springs" since its publication in 2000.
Ferranti's is one of several guidebooks I've consulted. But one of the best ways to learn local lore is to take a guided hike with a tribal ranger through Tahquitz Canyon.
For some 30 years, Tahquitz Canyon was officially closed to the public by order of the Agua Caliente band of Cahuilla Indians, which owns most of this canyon. Tahquitz Canyon had attracted hordes of visitors who sometimes abused it. After rousting out the squatters who had made a mess here, the Agua Caliente people reopened the area in 2001.
Tahquitz Falls has long been the trail's destination. The hike is a 2-mile round-trip loop with about a 350-foot elevation gain, including several sets of steep rock stairs, that culminates at the 60-foot-long falls, featured in Frank Capra's 1936 "Lost Horizon."
Ranger Hepburn also knew the names of every plant we encountered on the trail as well as how the Cahuilla used them. In fact, he's just written a book, "Plants of the Cahuilla Indians" (Enduring Knowledge Publications), that also serves as an excellent field guide with photographs of virtually every plant in the canyon.
Hepburn pointed out many highlights of the Tahquitz Canyon trail. These included Sacred Rock where rock art dates back 1,600 years; remnants of a ditch originally built in 1830 by the Cahuilla to bring water from the canyon to the village where downtown Palm Springs lies today; and an ancient rock shelter where 2,000-year-old artifacts were found.
He pointed out the burro weed, a favorite of bighorn sheep, which we were looking for because they'd been seen in the canyon earlier that day. Some honey mesquite trees near Tahquitz Creek were over 8 feet tall. "They were the most important food plant," he told us, "and their branches were used to make bows."
California fan palms, aka Washingtonia filifera, were sources of food and building materials for the Cahuilla as well, but they are the reason to hike Indian Canyons.
Just a short distance from Tahquitz Canyon, Indian Canyons, also owned and managed by the Agua Caliente people, is home to three main canyons — Palm, Murray and Andreas. Year-round streams flow through these true natural wonders where thousands of California fan palms — our state's only native palm tree — make them downright astounding.
All four of these canyons — Tahquitz, Palm, Murray and Andreas — are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Palm Canyon has also been cited as the world's largest California Fan Palm Oasis, where between 2,000 to 3,000 native palms line the creek through 15 miles of canyon.
I've hiked all of these canyons, but not all of the trails. There are 21 trails through this area, ranging from easy to strenuous.
Palm Canyon is an amazing wonder with a fairly flat trail — once you wind down the steep, paved trail from the parking lot to the canyon floor. It follows Palm Canyon Creek and all those thousands of palm trees. You can hike 1 mile or 12 miles one way — your choice.
Andreas Canyon, named after a Cahuilla chief of the late 1800s, is a far shorter and even easier trail that almost anyone can enjoy. Its 1-mile trail has only a 50-foot elevation gain, and it features one of the prettiest of the fan palm oases. A bonus of this trail is beyond its chain-link fence's end: You'll see in the hills a scattering of stone houses that truly blend into the terrain. These are the 21 homes built in the 1920s for members of the private Andreas Canyon Club. A tribal ranger told me years ago here that these remarkable homes are never sold, only handed down from generation to generation.
But Murray Canyon has always been my personal favorite. Its trail to the Seven Sisters Waterfall is about 2 miles one-way (4 miles round-trip) with about a 500-foot elevation gain. It's a little less traveled than either Palm or Andreas canyons and offers a lovely fan palm-laden canyon along its year-round creek.
Murray Canyon is named for a Palm Springs pioneer, Welwood Murray, a Scotsman who came to the desert in 1886 to open a sanitarium called the Palm Springs Hotel that featured the curative powers of the sun and dry climate. The historic downtown library on Palm Canyon Drive is also named for Murray as is the cemetery he established in 1894 next to the desert's oldest golf course, O'Donnell Golf Club in Palm Springs.
The Murray Canyon Trail hits its first fan palms after about a half-mile, and then follows them along the Murray Canyon Creek. You'll see a few morteros near the trail that speak of villages that once flourished here. And you'll cross that creek several times before you reach the falls. These creek crossings are especially easy since very big boulders are the steppingstones.
The final climb to the falls is very rocky and very steep, and I often quit just short of them. But even without that desert wonder, the creek and its palms and the enormous cliffs of craggy rocks that seem to burst out in bunches provide plenty of awe.
But then you ride the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway and enter an entirely different natural world.
From its Valley Station at 2,643 feet in elevation — more than 2,000 feet higher than the desert floor of about 440 feet — to its Mountain Station at 8,516 feet, the tram takes hikers through five climate zones up to Mount San Jacinto State Park and Wilderness Area where 54 miles of hiking trails beckon.
It's usually 30 degrees cooler here than in Palm Springs, which can be especially inviting in summer. But in winter, there is the thrill of snow just 15 minutes from downtown Palm Springs.
If there's a lot of snow, the trails are obliterated so the top is better for snowball fights than for hiking. But in spring, summer and fall, there are a couple of very easy trails at the top that also afford fantastic views across the desert valley below.
I usually combine the 0.6-mile Nature Trail loop with the 1.5-mile Desert View loop trails, where the latter actually affords a view down into Tahquitz and Indian canyons as well as the entire city of Palm Springs. These are both easy trails with minimal elevation change.
Imagine that the Cahuilla used this mountain area for seasonal hunting, and their trails still cross the mountain.
So if you're up for it, you might actually want to hike the "Cactus to Clouds" trail that begins in downtown Palm Springs and ends up 22 miles later, about 10,400 feet elevation gain, and about 13 hours of hard hiking, to the top of San Jacinto Peak. You can ride the tram back down.
Plan your hikes
No dogs are allowed on any of these trails.
Tahquitz Canyon, 500 W. Mesquite, Palm Springs, CA 92262; (760) 416-7044; www.tahquitzcanyon.com. It's open daily, 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., October through July Fourth weekend; Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays only from July to September. Admission is $12.50 adults, $6 fo children 6-12. Ranger-led hikes are included in admission and leave from the visitors center at 8 and 10 a.m., noon and 2 p.m. You can also hike in on your own, leaving no later than 3:30 p.m.
Indian Canyons lie at the end of South Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs; (760) 323-6018; www.indian-canyons.com. Admission is $9 for adults, $7 seniors, $5 children 6-12, and $11 for equestrians.
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway lies at the end of Tram Way off North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs; www.pstramway.com. The first tram is up at 10 a.m. Monday-Friday, and 8 a.m. Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. The last tram is up at 8 p.m. and last tram down at 9:45 p.m.; they run every half-hour. Tickets are $23.95 for adults, $21.95 seniors, $16.95 children 3-12.


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
Video Resources
All of the videos in this course are from Teaching Math: A Video Library. The complete set is available for viewing online.
Teaching Math: A Video Library, 9-12 -- www.learner.org/resources/series34.html
Teaching Math: A Video Library, 5-8 -- www.learner.org/resources/series33.html
Teaching Math: A Video Library, K-4 -- www.learner.org/resources/series32.html
Related Online Course
Learning Math, a series of five online multimedia-based courses in the NCTM content standards, is available at Learner.org -- www.learner.org/courses/learningmath/.
Teacher Resources for Mathematics from Annenberg Media
These videos may be ordered or in many cases viewed online via Annenberg Media's Video On Demand service.
Against All Odds: Inside Statistics -- www.learner.org/resources/series65.html
Algebra: In Simplest Terms -- www.learner.org/resources/series66.html
Making Math Meaningful: Math Cubed
Mathematics and Science for All -- www.learner.org/resources/series16.html
Mathematics Assessment: A Video Library, K-12 -- www.learner.org/resources/series31.html
Mathematics: What's the Big Idea? -- www.learner.org/resources/series98.html
Private Universe Project in Mathematics -- www.learner.org/resources/series120.html
Restructuring Mathematics: Making Change
Surprises in Mind -- www.learner.org/resources/series130.html
Web Resources
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics offers a wide range of publications and Web sites with resources for teachers, including problems. Some materials are available free and others require NCTM membership -- www.nctm.org.
Figure This is a source of problems designed for use by families, many of which are also appropriate for classroom use. The site is aimed primarily at middle school-age students, but some problems work for higher or lower grades -- www.figurethis.org.
The Math Forum at Drexel University, mathforum.org/, has rich resources in all aspects of mathematics and mathematics education. Some parts of the site are subscription-based, but it is fully searchable. Specific problem resources can be found in Ask Dr. Math Problem sets (mathforum.org/dr.math/faq/) and the Problems of the Week section (mathforum.org/pow/other.html). The Math Forum also maintains a list of publications, including Web sites, with materials appropriate for term paper topics.
Eric Weisstein's World of Mathematics, mathworld.wolfram.com, is a free resource covering all areas of mathematics. It provides thorough explanations and definitions, often at an advanced level.
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Internet Goes Down in Syria
The Syrian government regime may have unplugged the Internet to hamper rebel forces. However, WSJ's Ben Rooney says mobile phones are more important and, as happened in Libya, the rebels could yet restore services.
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A man and his son come upon two dogs humping. The son asks, "Dad, what are those dogs doing?"
His father replies, "Well, the dog on top must have hurt his two front paws, and that dog on the bottom is helping him home."
The son says, "It figures -- every time you try to help someone out, you always get screwed."


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EMC Appoints John Roese as Chief Technology Officer
Oct 02, 2012, 09:30 ET
HOPKINTON, Mass., Oct. 2, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
News Summary:
- 20-year IT industry veteran John Roese joins EMC as CTO
- Brings to EMC deep technology expertise in silicon, systems, security and virtualization
- Broad spectrum of experience across enterprise, service provider and consumer markets
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EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC) today announced that 20-year IT industry veteran John Roese has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer. Reporting to Jeremy Burton, Executive Vice President of Product Operations and Marketing, Roese will play a key role in shaping EMC's technology strategy as the company embarks on its next phase of growth and leadership across three of the most transformative trends in the history of IT – Cloud, Big Data and Trusted IT.
Jeremy Burton said, "John brings to EMC® a unique blend of experience spanning the entire breadth of IT systems from silicon all the way up through networking, storage, servers and virtualization. In addition, he's directed product development in enterprise, carrier and consumer markets. At heart, John is a true technologist, but he is also a proven strategist and general manager with extraordinary vision and operational expertise within very large, complex organizations. I am thrilled to welcome John to EMC."
John Roese commented, "The entire IT industry is in a period of rapid evolution towards radically more agile, scalable and user-centric computing. EMC is ideally positioned in the center of this transformation with core strengths across Cloud, Big Data, and Trusted IT. I am excited and energized to join this great company at the beginning of this next exciting chapter for the global technology industry."
Jeff Nick, who has served as EMC's Chief Technology Officer for the last eight years, has transitioned to a new CTO role reporting to Paul Maritz, EMC's Chief Strategist, focused on Big Data and emerging applications initiatives.
Roese, with more than 20 years of IT industry leadership experience and 20 granted and pending patents, was most recently Senior Vice President and General Manager of Huawei's North American R&D organization. He also served as the executive leader of Huawei's Enterprise Global Competency Center, which provides Enterprise technology innovation and incubation as well as sales, marketing and operations support for Huawei's Enterprise field sales and marketing teams worldwide. Prior to Huawei, he was CTO of Nortel, the senior technology and R&D executive globally for the corporation, with functional responsibility for an R&D staff of 12,000 and an annual budget of $1.7B. Prior to Nortel, he was a CTO at Broadcom Corporation and the CTO, Chief Marketing Officer and Chief Information Security Officer of Enterasys Networks. John started his career at Cabletron Systems where he grew within the company, ultimately becoming the global CTO.
Roese is also founding Partner of ICT Advisory Group LLC, an accomplished author, frequent keynoter at top industry conferences and has served on numerous technology company and industry boards.
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About EMC
EMC Corporation is a global leader in enabling businesses and service providers to transform their operations and deliver IT as a service. Fundamental to this transformation is cloud computing. Through innovative products and services, EMC accelerates the journey to cloud computing, helping IT departments to store, manage, protect and analyze their most valuable asset — information — in a more agile, trusted and cost-efficient way. Additional information about EMC can be found at www.EMC.com.
EMC is a registered trademark of EMC Corporation in the United States and other countries.
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