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New DEA Leader Suspects Marijuana Is Not As Bad As HeroinJuly 30, 2015
Newly appointed head of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Chuck Rosenberg, says that marijuana is "probably" not as dangerous as heroin.
Rosenberg's comments, issued Tuesday, are seemingly in conflict with marijuana's Schedule I classification under federal law, which places it in the same category as heroin and is a lesser category than cocaine. The law defines cannabis and its dozens of distinct cannabinoids as possessing "a high potential for abuse … no currently accepted medical use, … [and] a lack of accepted safety for the use of the drug … under medical supervision."
Predictably, Rosenberg did emphasize that he believed cannabis posed potential harms, stating:"If you want me to say that marijuana's not dangerous, I'm not going to say that because I think it is. Do I think it's as dangerous as heroin? Probably not. I'm not an expert."
However, Rosenberg acknowledged that he has asked DEA offices "to focus their efforts and the resources of the DEA on the most important cases in their jurisdictions, and by and large what they are telling [him] is that the most important cases in their jurisdictions are opioids and heroin."
Rosenberg's predecessor, Michelle Leonhart vigorously defended marijuana's Schedule I classification. She oversaw dozens of raids on medical marijuana providers, criticized the President on his remarks of marijuana's safety in relation to alcohol, and rejected an administrative petition calling for marijuana rescheduling hearings. NORML is pleased that although the new DEA administrator, by his own admission is not "an expert" on cannabis, he apparently possesses a better grasp on marijuana and it's evident differences compared to other schedule 1 substances.
Rosenberg's comments, coupled with those of NIDA Director Nora Volkow publically espousing the safety of CBD indicate that it may no longer be a question of if the federal government will move to reclassify cannabis but when.
NIDA Acknowledges Drawbacks to Monopoly on Marijuana SupplyJune 25, 2015
Members of the US Senate at a hearing yesterday expressed skepticism in regard to federal policies limiting the ability of investigators to engage in clinical studies of marijuana's health benefits.
Senators heard from representatives from the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), Food and Drug Administration (FDA), National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), University of Mississippi Medical Center, Arrowhead Regional Medical Center and Project SAM on a variety of issues
The hearing's most noteworthy moment came when Nora Volkow, director of NIDA, acknowledged that the monopoly on marijuana cultivation for research purposes ought to be amended. Currently, NIDA contracts strictly with the University of Mississippi to grow marijuana for use in research studies. This has led to a cannabis supply that is often delayed significantly and lacking in quality.
Dr. Volkow was supported in her acknowledgement by Dr. Douglas Throckmorton, Deputy Director for the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research with the FDA who answered, "Yes, I think there are advantages to a broad supply of varied marijuana."
When questioned on whether or not other drugs in the Schedule 1 classification experience this same monopoly, Dr. Volkow said no and there was no scientific reason to treat them differently.
This acknowledgement by Dr. Volkow falls in line with a previous ruling by a DEA administrative law judge in 2007 which was later set aside by former DEA Director, Michele Leonhart.
Other topics discussed at the hearing included expanded access programs which have currently authorized treatment for 400 patients in the U.S. using Epidiolex. Epidiolex is a formulated product containing cannabidiol (CBD) that possesses orphan drug status from the FDA to treat pediatric epilepsy.
While it is clear that Senators Gillibrand (D-NY) and Booker (D-NJ) are making strides to reform federal medical marijuana law, it remains to be seen if Senator Grassley (R-IA), who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, and Sen. Feinstein (D-CA) will also take action.
Save WAMM: America's Oldest Cannabis CollectiveMay 15, 2015
There are thousands of licensed cannabis-related businesses these days in states like Colorado, Washington and California; and soon enough too in Alaska and Oregon. Medical cannabis-related businesses also dot the national landscape as well.
When Californians were the first in 1996 to cast votes in favor of allowing medical access to cannabis, with a near singular message of 'compassion' for patients that need therapeutic access to the plant. Advocates for the passage of Prop. 215 (including NORML) didn't envisage that the initiative did more than two primary things:
-exempt from criminal arrest and prosecution medical patients who possess physician's recommendation to use cannabis as a therapeutic
-allow for 'compassionate' access through collectives that, ideally, were to be not for profit
Well…culture, custom, commerce and the free market–not too surprisingly–largely came to trump compassion as a primary impetus for a medical cannabis collective's being. The hundreds of medical cannabis businesses that currently exist in California labor under laws originally meant for lending legal protections for 'self-preservation' and 'collectivism' regarding how medical cannabis was to be a distributed to the sick, dying and sense-threatened.
However, one genuine cannabis patient collective has managed to survive for 20 years, the Santa Cruz-based WAMM.
Headed by NORML Advisory board member and MS patient Valerie Corral, WAMM has been a remarkable leader in legal challenges to federal encroachment, medical and botanical research. WAMM provides a comfortable, nurturing and inviting environment–physically and emotionally–to women and men who need therapeutic access to cannabis, in safe environs and who want to be part of a community that cultivates and shares the cannabis grown amongst the collective's members.
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Arizona: Government Money Used To Oppose Marijuana LegalizationMay 14, 2015
It is hardly a secret to any long observing advocate for cannabis law reform to recognize early on in their efforts to end cannabis prohibition that if it were not for government–federal, state and local governments–spending, there would be relatively few examples of private money being employed in the last forty-five years to try to maintain the status quo of cannabis prohibition.
The tens of billions spent annually to keep the Reefer Madness going in America largely is taxpayer-funded bureaucracies such as the so-called drug czar's office, DEA, NIDA, SAMHSA, DARE, PDFA…blah–blah–blah.
Even in the face of this tremendous waste of taxpayer dollars annually, still, a majority of the US public rejects the policy of cannabis prohibition.
Unbelievably, the drug czar's office actually mandates that the office must use tax funding to publicly oppose cannabis legalization efforts–even though such is no longer a popularly supported public policy.
Add one more prime example of cannabis prohibitionists in government not yielding to the will of voters, and worse, rather than pool their own private funding to advance their no-longer-popular-views, they want the taxpayers to pick up the bill of their anti-cannabis advocacy.
Arizona voters approved a medical cannabis initiative in 2010. Many in the law enforcement community in the state, including prosecutors, have consistently opposed implementing the change of policies and/or still harass medical cannabis producers or patients.
They're sore losers.
Now, consistent with large swaths of the country, Arizona voters are organizing once again in the state to place a full cannabis legalization initiative on the ballot for 2016.
What is the reaction from some in the law enforcement community in Arizona to the prospects of citizens again instructing their workers what public policies they want them to enforce?
Sure, law enforcement personnel are citizens too, and their opinions are as meaningful as any other citizens', however, law enforcement personnel who oppose the public's will on changes of public policy should never employ taxpayer funding to try to sway the populace or propagandize–on matters ranging from police wearing body cameras, to forfeiture reform to cannabis legalization.
Well that is not at all happening currently in Yavapai County Arizona, where the local prosecutor Shelia Polk thinks it wise and prudent to steer forfeiture money derived from the criminal justice system (with most of the proceeds coming to law enforcement from currently illegal drug profits seized in previous criminal filings) to propagandize to voters that they should not vote to end cannabis prohibition in the state.
Ever hear law enforcement roll out the tired ol' line of "we don't make the laws, we only enforce them?"
It's largely a lie (I mean…prevarication).
Police and prosecutors (aided and abetted by fellow pot prohibitionists wearing white coats at NIDA, for example) regularly, using taxpayers' money, actively seek to influence the outcome of public policy legislation, court cases and voter initiatives that seek to reform cannabis laws.
It is pretty simple at this point in the now five-decade-old public effort to end cannabis prohibition, if police and prosecutors want to defend the status quo of a failed and unpopular public policy, then, if they really cared about the issue, they'd put their own skin in the game by organizing as private citizens.
If prosecutors, cops, narcs, sheriffs and chiefs of police want to pony up their own money to try to stave off cannabis prohibition ending in their lifetimes–go for it.
Reformers will more than match them dollar-for-dollar and are always spoiling for a good debate about wisdom for rationale continuing cannabis prohibition…and we've got the public on our side, they no longer do.
What can not and should not happen anymore in the modern public policy debate about whether America should or should not continue another nearly eighty-years with cannabis prohibition enforcement are government officials and law enforcement personnel using their power of the purse and bully pulpit to try to persuade voters on ANY matters of public policy–let alone on policies where conflicts of interest are as obvious as prosecutors using government money to oppose the will of local voters who're seeking to reform unpopular laws.
Cannabis law reformers can and will win a fair fight on cannabis legalization, but, the impending political victory will be delayed if government officials are permitted to continue to use taxpayer funding to oppose the very will of the voters.
Government for and by the people? Not when government officials are sore losers and want to use government funding to try to tip the scales of public opinion.
When government stops spending taxpayer dollars to keep cannabis prohibition going, the unpopular policy will die an ignominious and swift death.
Editor's note: Thankfully, late yesterday AZ's Attorney General came to reconsider this blundering policy of allowing government funding to be used to campaign against cannabis legalization efforts in the state.
Confirmed: DEA Head Michele Leonhart Stepping DownApril 22, 2015
Drug Enforcement Administration head Michele Leonhart is stepping down, US Attorney General Eric Holder has confirmed.
Members of the US House Oversight Committee gave Leonhart a vote of "no confidence" last week after an Office of the Inspector General report revealed that senior DEA officials had participated in sex parties arranged by Colombian drug cartels and had also received weapons and cash from cartel members. None of the agents involved were fired by director Leonhart.
Michele Leonhart began serving as the agency's acting director in November 2007 before being confirmed as DEA administrator in 2010.
Leonhart had consistently taken a hardline stance against any change in marijuana policy. Early in her tenure she oversaw dozens of federal raids on medical marijuana providers and producers in states that had legalized the plant. She set aside a verdict from the agency's own administrative law judge that sought to expand and facilitate clinical research into marijuana as a medicine and she rejected an administrative petition calling for marijuana rescheduling hearings. She openly criticized remarks made by the President acknowledging cannabis' relative safety compared to alcohol, and criticized the administration's efforts to allow states to implement limited regulatory schemes for the retail production and sale of cannabis to adults. In public testimony, Leonhart refused to acknowledge whether she believed that crack cocaine, methamphetamine, or heroin posed greater risks to health than marijuana — instead opining, "All illegal drugs are bad."
Ms. Leonhart also actively opposed hemp law reform during her time as DEA director. She criticized a decision to fly a hempen flag over the Capitol, saying it was "her lowest point in 33 years in the DEA." Last year, her agency unlawfully seized 250 pounds of legal hemp seeds destined for Kentucky's state Agricultural Department.
Always a true believer in the drug war no matter what the costs, in 2009 she described increased southern border violence as a sign of the "success" of her agency's anti-drug strategies.
Michele Leonhart is expected to leave the agency in mid-May.


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Stunts are quite entertaining to watch and cheer for from the crowd or on TV, but they are less fun when you actually have to perform them. Obviously, the people doing them love the excitement of danger, but that doesn't mean they are not scared or concerned that they might not be able to pull it off this time. However, this is much safer in a virtual environment, which is why video games are the perfect way to simulate the experience.
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StuntMANIA is a fun combination between a racing game and a platformer, in which your primary goal is to collect a bunch of cubes and power-ups, while climbing higher and higher. You are not forced to do so, but the higher your manage to reach, the higher your score and the more difficult it gets to keep your cool. Thus, the atmosphere should be pretty intense and fun most of the time.
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When it's all said and done, StuntMANIA could have been a lot more fun and enjoyable that it is. In essence, a lot of things went wrong with it, because you really need to struggle to have some fun with the stunts. In addition, the game does not seem to have a purpose at all, which is depressing and boring.


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Eleven UNT-affiliated composers were selected to participate in the SEAMUS 2014 Conference at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT, 27-29 March 2014: faculty composer Jon Nelson; student composers Stephen Lucas, Mark Oliveiro, Clay Allen, and Jen Hill; alumni composers Paul Thomas, Greg Dixon, Eli Fieldsteel, Chapman Welch, and Peter McCulloch; and former faculty composer Butch Rovan.
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The composition program at the University of North Texas is one of the largest and most diverse in the nation, with approximately 70 composition students and seven faculty members representing a variety of compositional aesthetics and approaches. Regular guest composer residencies, visiting new music specialists, and dozens of events each year provide students with a rich educational and artistic experience.
An interdisciplinary center within UNT's Division of Composition Studies, the Center for Experimental Music & Intermedia (CEMI) provides a unique environment for the exploration of time-based arts and is internationally renowned for its long history of innovation, particularly in the realm of electroacoustic music. Students, faculty, guests, and collaborators from a variety of disciplines engage in research, creation, and performance in CEMI's six production studios and the Merrill Ellis Intermedia Theater.
Music Now is the weekly composition departmental meeting, an open forum for the exchange of ideas and information about the creation, performance, and understanding of recent music. These forums, which are typically scheduled Mondays at 11:00-11:50 am, feature presentations by UNT faculty and students as well as visiting composers, scholars, and interpreters of new music.
Nova is the new music ensemble of the University of North Texas. In keeping with its mission to present a diversity of musical, aesthetic, and cultural experiences, Nova's repertoire ranges from 20th century classics to works that incorporate the latest musical innovations. Students in the ensemble have opportunities to work with faculty and guest composers and are occasionally joined by faculty and guest performers. Performances and workshops have included music by composition students as well.
The Spectrum concert series features new solo and chamber works for instruments and voices, often utilizing new technologies and intermedia. These programs are presented throughout the fall and spring semesters, and are listed in the calendar section of this website.
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Recent Division News
Systasis, an electroacoustic work by composition alumnus Dave Gedosh (DMA 2009) was selected as a finalist for the Fresh Minds Festival at Texas A & M University. Gedosh's Train Song was selected for the SEAMUS CD Vol 23 and was recently programmed at Last Friday Listening Room at UCSD by Tom Erbe, who is also programming the piece for a performance at Fort Mason in San Francisco as part of the Sweet Thunder Electro-Acoustic Music Festival in April 2014
Panayiotis Kokoras has been commissioned by Festival Mixtur to compose a piece for clarinet, piano, violin and cello. Ensemble Taller Sonoro will perform the piece on 25 April 2014 in Barcelona, Spain. Panayiotis will also coach a student's composition workshop and give a short presentation on his piece.
University of Wisconsin-Green Bay based ensemble "a very small consortium" will be presenting a number of new miniatures including senior composition student Daniel Sabzghabaei's work, Fond Memories of a First Love. The concert takes place on 27 September 2014 at 7:30 pm in Fort Howard Hall of the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The concert will also be streamed at http://www.ustream.tv/channel/a-very-small-consortium.
Oh My Soul, a choral work by undergraduate composer Ronald Harris, has been selected as a finalist in Chanticleer's Student Composer Competition, and will considered for performance in November 2014 by the Chanticleer Lab Choir.
Jamesy Boy, a film with an original soundtrack by alumnus Jermaine Stegall (MM 2003), opens in select theaters nationwide 17 January 2014. Jermaine's other recent credits include the Emmy-winning TV series documentary Ten Days That Unexpectedly Changed America (Shay's Rebellion: America's First Civil War), and additional music for Scream 4 (directed by Wes Craven), An American Carol (directed by David Zucker), CW Television Network's Supernatural, and the Nickelodeon TV movie The Last Day of Summer.
Mimesis, a work by doctoral composer Michael Smith, was premiered in Perth, Australia by the Quanta Quartet during their August 2014 Australian tour.
Faculty composers Joseph Klein and Panayiotis Kokoras will have works performed at the New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival in June 2015. Other featured composers include UNT alumni Mikel Kuehn (BM 1989) and Yu-Chung Tseng (MM 1994; DMA 1998), and incoming doctoral composer Jinghong Zhang.
Senior composition student Daniel Sabzghabaei received second prize in the 2014 Texas Young Composers Festival Composition Contest with his piece Hal: Chahargah for solo violin. It will be premiered by distinguished violinist Mary Reynolds with the acclaimed, Dallas-based new music ensemble Voices of Change on Sunday 4 May 2014 at 5:00 pm in the SMU Owen Arts Center (Dallas, TX).
In March 2014, graduate composer Jim Doyle received second place in Chorus Austin's inaugural Young Composers Competition for his mixed choir piece Self Pity. The competition attracted nearly forty applicants from across the United States, Canada, and Germany.


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Navy Selects Mikros for New Shipboard Networks
Mikros Systems Corporation, announced that it was recently awarded two new U.S. Navy contracts. The contracts cover follow-on work based on Mikros' AIRchitect-EMC wireless network design tool, "interference-aware" network design software which allows the Navy to optimize shipboard network design while avoiding interference with critical radar and communications systems. AIRchitect-EMC was developed by Mikros and subcontractor Intelli-Check - Mobilisa, (Port Townsend, WA) for the Navy under a SBIR Phase II development contract to study Radar Wireless Spectral Efficiency (RWSE). The first program is a subcontract to the Classified Wireless Networks for Embedded Forces program, which is a pilot program run by the Navy's PMW160 Program Office and funded by the Office of Naval Research Rapid Technology Transition program. AIRchitect-EMC will be used to help design a shipboard network for use by USMC Marine Expeditionary Forces, and networks will be installed on two LHD ships. This program is funded initially at $50,000 in FY08, with additional funding expected in FY09. The second program is funded directly by the Navy's PMW750 CVN program office, and covers network design studies for the new aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford. This program is funded initially at $100,000 in FY08 and if successful, may result in additional funding in FY09.
CVN 21 Program Manager Change of Command
Program Executive Officer (PEO) for Aircraft Carriers recently held a change of command ceremony for Capt. Michael Schwartz, who was relieved of his duties as CVN 21 program manager. In the same ceremony Capt. Brian Antonio assumed command as CVN 21 program manager. In a ceremony held after the change of command, Schwartz retired marking an end to his 26 years of service in the Navy. In August 2000, Schwartz reported to PEO Aircraft Carriers
Aircraft Carrier Suppliers Meet on Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C. – Representatives from more than 2,000 companies from around the country which provide parts and services for the construction and maintenance of aircraft carriers are meeting in Washington, D.C., this week to urge Congress to continue federal funding support for the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier programs. The parts and services suppliers are members of the Aircraft Carrier Industrial Base Coalition (ACIBC) and are meeting as part of the eighth annual Action Days Conference
Photo of the Day
A RIM-7 NATO Sea Sparrow surface-to-air missile launches from the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Enterprise (CVN 65) during a missile attack simulation. The RIM-7 Sea Sparrow is a medium-range, rapid-reaction, missile weapon system that provides the capability of destroying hostile aircraft, anti-ship missiles and surface missile platforms. Enterprise and embarked Carrier Air Wing One (CVW-1) are currently underway in the Atlantic Ocean conducting Tailored Ship's Training Availability
Keel Laid for US' Next Aircraft Carrier
Newport News Shipbuilding celebrates the keel-laying of aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) Newport News Shipbuilding, a division of Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII), celebrated the keel laying of the aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79), the second ship of the Gerald R. Ford class. Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of the ship's namesake, the 35th President of the United States, is the ship's sponsor
Northrop Grumman Awarded $24.6m Planning and Design Contract for
Northrop Grumman Corporation received a $24.6 million planning and design contract for CVN 79, the second aircraft carrier of the CVN 78 Class. The company's Newport News sector will perform the work, which includes planning, feasibility studies, system development, engineering services and other design efforts. Enhancements being incorporated in the CVN 78 Class design include flight deck changes resulting in increased sortie rates;
Stennis Headed for Washington
The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis (CVN 74) departs Naval Air Station North Island, Calif., for her new homeport of Bremerton, Wash. The Stennis and its crew of over 2,500 Sailors and their families are moving as part of the regular rotation of carriers throughout the fleet. San Diego has been home for Stennis and her crew members for six years. U.S. Navy photo
Four Carrier Strike Groups To Return From Summer Pulse '04
After successfully demonstrating responsive, credible combat power across the globe by operating in five theaters with other U.S., allied and coalition military forces, four carrier strike groups (CSGs), including their associated ships, submarines, aircraft and more than 20,000 Sailors, are returning July 22 through July 26. These include forces from USS George Washington (CVN 73) (GW), USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75), and USS Enterprise (CVN 65) CSGs
Keel Laying for Aircraft Carrier John F. Kennedy
The Navy will lay the keel for the second Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier John F. Kennedy (CVN 79) Saturday, August 22, 2015 at 10 a.m. John F. Kennedy, designated CVN 79, is the second aircraft carrier to honor President John F. Kennedy for a lifetime of service to the United States of America as a trusted leader and public servant. He wore the uniform of our nation as a Naval Officer and served as the 35th President of the United States of America, 1961-1963
Nimitz CSG Ships Arrive in South Korea
The aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68) is moored near the Republic of Korean submarine Sohn Won-il (SSK 072) at Busan Naval Base. The nuclear-powered aircraft carrier is taking part in Exercise Key Resolve/Foal Eagle 2008, an annual joint exercise involving forces from the U.S. and the ROK. U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Lou Rosales From Nimitz Carrier Strike Group 11 Public Affairs USS Nimitz (CVN 68)
Sea Trials Delayed for Gerald Ford
The sea trial schedule for the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford has been delayed six to eight weeks after shipboard tests fell behind schedule, the U.S. Navy said on Tuesday. The aircraft carrier, being built by Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc
S. Korea Readies Viking Anti-submarine Planes
South Korea is moving ahead to introduce refurbished S-3 Viking anti-submarine warfare (ASW) planes to counter threats from North Korea, Yonhap reported quoting a military source. The proposal to incorporate 12 former U.S. Navy Vikings into service was approved late last month by a
HMS Prince of Wales' Final Carrier Block Delivered
The final sections of the second Queen Elizabeth Class aircraft carrier produced by Cammell Laird arrived at Babcock Rosyth Facilities in Fife on Thursday, September 3, following their voyage from Birkenhead. Center Block 4 is the longest of the upper sections of hull of HMS Prince of
US Rep. Crenshaw Visits Newport News Shipbuilding
Shipbuilder Huntington Ingalls Industries (HII) hosted Rep. Ander Crenshaw (R-Fla.) Tuesday for a tour of the company's Newport News Shipbuilding division. Ken Mahler, Newport News' vice president of Navy programs, joined Crenshaw for the visit
Two Injured from Fire On Board USS Harry S Truman
An F/A-18C "Hornet" from Strike Fighter Squadron (VFA) 106, the "Gladiators," caught fire on the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman (CVN 75) last night while parked forward of the island during refueling
U.S. 3rd Fleet Shifts Command
Vice Adm. Nora Tyson relieved Vice Adm. Kenny Floyd as commander, U.S. 3rd Fleet during a change of command and retirement ceremony held on Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76) while pierside at Naval Air Station North Island in San Diego July 24.
CVW 5 Conducts Land Strike Training With RAAF
Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5, embarked aboard the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73), conducted high-intensity land strike training with the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) as part of exercise Talisman Sabre 2015 (TS15), July 16.
HMS Queen Elizabeth Powers to Life
U.K. Royal Navy aircraft carrier HMS Queen Elizabeth has produced power from her onboard diesel generators (DGs) for the first time, marking a significant stage in the program. Firing up the diesel generators for the first time in Rosyth was Philip Dunne
New Vessel Traffic Management System for Portsmouth
BAE Systems has been awarded a £5.5 million contract to install a new Vessel Traffic Management System to assist in the controlling and monitoring of all ship movements within Portsmouth Harbor and the Eastern Solent. The contract is the latest development in the partnering
Unmatched Value: How can we not afford to build the Ford Class Aircraft Carrier?
The nuclear powered aircraft carrier (CVN), with its embarked carrier air wing (CVW), is the only maritime force capable of executing the full range of military operations necessary to protect our national interests. From deterrence, to humanitarian assistance, to large-scale combat operations
Newport News to Host JAMF Ground-breaking Event
Newport News Shipbuilding to host ground-breaking ceremony for aircraft carrier and submarine production facility Huntington Ingalls Industries' Newport News Shipbuilding subsidiary will hold a ground-breaking ceremony for its new Joint Manufacturing and Assembly Facility (JMAF) on Monday
China's Lone Aircraft Carrier Drills at Sea
China's sole aircraft carrier conducted exercises on Friday, the navy said without specifying its location, amid escalating disputes over maritime territory with some of China's Asian neighbours. The Liaoning conducted drills and tests in the "relevant sea" along with carrier-based
India's First Indigenous Aircraft Carrier INS Vikrant Undocked
India has undocked its first indigenously-built aircraft carrier INS Vikrant at a simple ceremony at Cochin Shipyard Limited (CSL) in Kochi, reports PTI. As of this week, the INS Vikrant, with a completed hull and internal structure
Australia, US Alliance on Display for Talisman Sabre
More than 33,000 U.S. and Australian personnel will participate in the biennial military training exercise Talisman Sabre 2015 in Australia July 4-19. Talisman Sabre, jointly sponsored by the U.S. Pacific Command and Australian Defence Force Headquarters Joint Operations Command
USS George Washington Completes Carrier Qualifications
Carrier Air Wing (CVW) 5 and the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) completed its carrier qualifications (CQ), May 23. CQ allows CVW 5 pilots and George Washington's flight deck crew to prove accuracy and proficiency in successfully landing and recovering


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Monkey Light Pro – Kickstarter
MonkeyLectric has a bigger (full wheel) customizable LED system up on Kickstarter called Monkey Light Pro. I'm a huge fan of the Monkey Light M210 which is the smaller, $50, option. I hope over time they are able to bring the cost of the new "full wheel and awesome" down! $895
Niner Goes Big with new Low Top 9 Handlebar
As someone that rides a 29er exclusively I run into the issue of getting front end lower, and I'm 5'10 with this issue! This new goofy looking handlebar from Niner will allow my front end to be lower for better stability and bike fit. Low Top RDO Handlebar
Giro Women's Series Gear Makeover
To celebrate the wonderful women in our lives we would like to hear why your mom, sister, wife, friend deserves to be made over by Giro. Simply submit a picture with a description as to why she deserves an upgrade in new equipment. Once the image and copy is submitted,
Functional Women's Bike Clothes
As I transition back to being able to commute by bike to work I'm also on the hunt for quality women's cycling clothing lines that are outside my "race mentality" as of late. A few suggestions have come to mind, but not all of them have women's options! Chrome -
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Yes, I wear headphones when I ride. Don't worry, I can hear the cars beside me and if we ride together I promise I won't ride with them in. Meet the Jaybird Bluebuds X Micro-sized bluetooth buds MSRP: $169.99 Wireless music and phone calls In-ear white noise reduction that eliminates
Preview: Specialized Rumor 29er Full Suspension
It is a rewarding time as a woman that loves bikes. More styles of bikes are being released, especially in the full suspension trail category. Specialized came out swinging with the Rumor, a 110mm travel 29er bike. This bike will be for the girl that loves to climb but wants
Liv/giant Avail Inspire for Breast Cancer
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|SImple Database Application for Android
|The application would be used by any android device to retrieve simple price list. The list would...quantity for any of these and get Need a simple application along with code (for minor modifications)...be used to total price. The application should work on most android devices of today.
|Jan 2, 2014
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|SMS to Database via Web
|...company needs someone to develop a fairly simple software application or web page to communicate with a 3rd...receive sms text messages and store the details in a database. The 3rd party sms gateway could be http://www...re use that code. The database is MYSQL but if you don't have database skills we can do this part
|PHP, Perl, ASP, Javascript, XML, .NET, Project Management, Engineering, Software Architecture, Software Testing, Website Testing, MySQL, XSLT, Website Management, Web Hosting
|May 26, 2008
|May 26, 2008Ended
|Simple Android application, read database
|... We want a simple application. Nothing complex. Two screens with database. Database is read only ...Tab and Android phones Target Android OS 2.2 (or 2.3?) something that most existing Android tablets...the latest and greatest Android device. We give you SQL Server database, or CSV file, with the two
|Mobile Phone, Android
|May 4, 2012
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|Write an simple Android application with database
|This project is about creating an android app with database. The only function this app should have...users can bid with money on keywords (stored in a database). The highest bidder can leave a message under...be integrated - Simple GUI (with search function for the keywords) - GUI / Database should be easily
|Mobile Phone, Android
|Jan 4, 2015
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|Write a simple Android database application
|A simple database application. The layout is described in xls file (attached herewith)
|Mobile Phone, Android
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|SImple database application
|...contact database application with categories, tags, relationships and bootstrap UI. Input via form or
|Javascript, NoSQL Couch & Mongo, HTML5, node.js, Bootstrap
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|Simple client-server application for items purchases via mobile, based on PhoneGate, for compatibility with iPhone and Android devices
|Simple client-server application for items purchases via mobile, based on PhoneGate, for compatibility...compatibility with iPhone and Android devices • Navigation in a simple textual catalog, hierarchy based (category...purchase) • Simple text search • Integration with external payment clearing house • Database on server
|iPhone, Android, iPad, PhoneGap
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|Android Simple Database App
|Looking for an android developer to create a simple database application. User will enter a data record
|Mobile Phone
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|Android database application
|...for developer to create simple database application for Android with simple search field and data grid...grid to display search results. Application has to contain option to sync with SQL Server.
|Mobile Phone, Android
|Apr 2, 2013
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|Android application receive data via bluetooth
|...lancer with experience in building Android application to receive data via bluetooth. At least one app use... contact me for more details.. the application is very simple.
|Mobile Phone, Android
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|Android application with Filemaker database
|A simple android application with Filemaker database, to manage my business,I will provide details later
|Android, SQL, MySQL, FileMaker, Database Administration
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|Simple Android app with Database
|Simple Android App with DataBase:- User either takes a picture or uploads an image from device. ...APK File... I know how easy it is to make my application so be reasonable in bidding!!
|Mobile Phone, Android, MySQL
|May 2, 2013
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|Android application receive data via bluetooth - repost
|...lancer with experience in building Android application to receive data via bluetooth. At least one app use... contact me for more details.. the application is very simple.
|Mobile Phone, Android
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|Database link tablet application
|...add data to an existing database on SQL Server from an Android tablet via a simple form input. The ability...The record should be able to be pushed to the database when connected wirelessly. This is not an app...linked to a specific location record. It requires a simple calculation based on data selected from drop-down
|Android, SQL
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|Database Query Android Application
|The Project will contain the following -a simple animation on startup -1st time login registration...all Nearby Grocery Shops Will be fetched From database based on Users Current Location and displayed
|Mobile Phone, AJAX, Android, MySQL
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|Create a simple database on Google App Engine for an Android
|I am a novice android developer and I am working on an application that needs access to a scalable online...online database. After doing a little research, I learned of Google's App Engine, discovering that I can...data. Unfortunately, the implementation of the database is a little above my talent level. Here is a list
|Java, Mobile Phone, Android, Google App Engine
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|Simple Android Application for Voice/Audio Broadcasting via Bluetooth/Wifi
|Hello, I need a simple Android application for voice broadcasting via bluetooth or Wifi (optional). The...The application can be set as server (broadcaster) or client (audience). The voice from the broadcaster
|Mobile Phone, Android, User Interface / IA
|May 5, 2015
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|An Android application for communication with a simple arduino sketch via Bluetooth
|...able to develop a very simple/basic arduino sketch and an accompanying android app to execute a small...to-and-fro communication between the app and arduino via Bluetooth connection. If you know the basics of...MA1YA2GC123456789) 2. To make an android app that retrieves the asked data from the arduino via bluetooth connction
|Mobile Phone, Android, Arduino
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|Simple database application
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|Data Entry, Web Scraping, Web Search, BPO, Copy Typing
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|Simple database web application
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Live updates from the House of Commons as the Chancellor delivers the first Budget by a majority Conservative government for 20 years.
Birmingham's National Sperm Bank is subject of a new Radio 4 documentary
Pre-tax earnings for the year to March 31 2015 represent a rise of £113 million on the previous year for Tata Motors-owned firm
How do we create enough jobs for everyone and ensure they offer a fair wage and conditions?
Labour leader vows to improve the NHS, schools and childcare but insists only he can be trusted with the economy "in a time of scarcity".
The Tories are often seen as the party of business - and Labour lets itself be seen as the enemy of employers
George Osborne says the Midlands economy is strong but an independent think tank says households are £800 a year poorer than before the banking crisis
Ed Balls pledges: Labour will not raise National Insurance
The Office for Budget Responsibility reveals that the Chancellor's promise to end the squeeze on spending a year early is not all it seems
Shadow Foreign Minister John Spellar has put the boot into critics of TTIP, a planned trade treaty between the US and EU
The Labour leader and his top team launched their national economic strategy in the West Midlands with promises to improve training, back businesses and push up wages
Chancellor George Osborne and Prime Minister David Cameron say they will create 300,000 new jobs in long term economic plan for the Midlands
Birmingham's South & City College recently hosted the launch of UK Made Trading - an online shop dedicated to selling new and used UK made products.
With the Pride of Birmingham awards coming up on September 26, we look at some of the great reasons to feel proud of our city
1904 built grade II listed Aston Tavern has been restored and will open on August 23
The Trussell Trust provided food for 50,000 more people in 2013/14 compared to the previous 12 months
David Cameron visits new JLR engine plant at i54 business park near Wolverhampton
Across 2013, mortgage borrowing reached strongest level since 2008, as Government initiatives such as Help to Buy lifted housing market
Housing charity Shelter says millions of people across the country feel they have reached "breaking point" with their budgets
the next five years growth of 14.7 per cent is predicted in the region,
slightly behind the national average of 17 per cent
The jobless rate in the region fell to 9.4 per cent between June and August, down from 9.8 per cent between March and May
£1.5bn investment for expansion at Lode Lane plant
Shelter found that a large number of middle-income families could find themselves stuck on the first rung of the property ladder or facing the prospect of years of private renting
All Fired Arts in Kings Heath is shutting up shop on September 22 after three years of trading at the Poplar Road unit
The city MP stepped in following the
announcement that Jaguar Land Rover had bought the tyre company's site
off Ashold Farm Road in Castle Bromwich
Paul Kehoe, airport chief executive, claimed Birmingham had the second largest business catchment area of any long-haul airport that specialised in manufacturing.
Manufacturing slowdown a cause for concern, says MP
than 41,000 people received at least three
days-worth of emergency food in 2012.
Bakers, Food and Allied Workers Union labels decision to shut Garretts Green site as 'bloody ridiculous'.
Cash boost will also safeguard 5,000 existing jobs, it was revealed at government manufacturing conference held at Heritage Motor Centre
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All five of the Pac-12 teams ranked in the top 11 of the latest USA Today/NFCA Poll can be found this weekend either on the Pac-12 Networks, ESPN U or via live stream.
Spencer Dinwiddie decided Thursday to pass up his final year with the Colorado men's basketball team to try his luck in the NBA draft.
It's Pac-12 baseball rivalry week, one of the busiest times of the season. 13 of the conference's best games will be on TV through Monday, with 11 on Pac-12 Networks.
Spencer Dinwiddie will decide Thursday afternoon whether he returns to the Colorado men's basketball team for his senior season or heads to the NBA.
Oregon and UCLA remain on top while Arizona State joins the top five. Here's how the Pac-12 fared in the latest release of the USA Today/NFCA Division I softball poll.
Yahoo Sports is reporting that UCLA two-way football star Myles Jack secured a $5 million insurance policy.
Pac-12 Networks honors Pat Tillman on Tuesday night with a special broadcast of one of his finest hours, the 1996 Arizona State upset of No. 1 Nebraska. It is set to air on Pac-12 Arizona at 7:30 PT.
It has been 10 years since Pat Tillman was killed while serving in the United States military, and to this day his memory and legacy continue to live on.
It's all Pacific Northwest for the Pac-12 in this week's USA Today baseball coaches' poll.
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By The Understood Team
Dyscalculia covers a wide range of math difficulties. The symptoms can also change as your child gets older and is expected to think about math in new ways. Here are signs of the math struggles you might see at different ages.
Reviewed by
Bob Cunningham, M.A., Ed.M.
Jan 12, 2014
Jan 12, 2014
Understanding Dyscalculia
Skills That Can Be Affected by Dyscalculia
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Horton Park SurgeryTel: 01274 504 956
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We aim to provide holistic high quality patient centered care in a safe environment for patients and staff in inner city Bradford.
We are a friendly, caring and supportive highly skilled team providing a range of services to patients
We are a teaching and training practice with a strong emphasis on the development of staff to ensure that quality of care is a priority.
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Old Zion Lutheran Church
Old Zion Lutheran Church
You will find us at the intersection of N. Broad and Mt. Vernon Streets, just six blocks north of City Hall, in downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Please feel free to explore this site to learn about life and worship at Old Zion; you will find the background of our historic church and information about our Pastor, Services, and outreach projects.
Summer Schedule (July): In July, the German Service is scheduled at 9 AM, and the English Services follows at 10 AM. Please click
here to view our service calendar!
For seasonal changes, special holidays, and weekly updates please call 215-765-5883 (recording), or click the calendar link above to see our monthly calendar.
You can also keep up with our social-media presence by visiting our Facebook page or following Old Zion on Twitter!
Welcome to Old Zion - Herzlich Willkommen!
"For wherever two or three are gathered together in My name,
there am I in the midst of them"
Matthew 18:20 (KJV)
"Denn wo zwei oder drei in meinem Namen zusammenkommen,
bin ich in ihrer Mitte"
Matthäus 18:20
( Hoffnung für alle)
Old Zion is a member congregation of the
Evangelical Lutheran Conference and Ministerium
The ELCM is a church body of congregations and pastors holding to the Biblical teachings of the Book of the Lutheran Confessions.


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Years as a Power Player: 1
Occupation: Full-time student
Why did you want to become a Power Player? I wanted to become a Power Player because I experienced my first hockey game last season and fell in love with the game. I wanted to be a part of this environment and share my new love for the Ducks.
Favorite part about hockey: I love that a hockey game is very unpredictable and the game always keeps you on your toes.
If you played hockey, what position would you want to play: Goalie
What three words describe you? Outgoing, driven and happy.
Describe your personal style: "Beachy" and laid back.
What do you do to stay fit? Run! I actually just finished my first half marathon and had a blast with it.
What's your favorite way to spend a weekend or a Sunday afternoon? At the beach.
What's your favorite travel destination? My sister and I have always wanted to travel around Australia.
Guilty pleasure: Cookies
Go to karaoke song: Anything Britney Spears
What's at the top of your bucket list? Bungee jumping
Favorite place in Orange County and why? The beach because it's so relaxing and I can take my puppy with me.
Favorite season: Fall
Favorite holiday: 4th of July
Favorite movie: I don't have one.


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I was very impressed with my first experience at Polished. I made the reservations online, and was emailed a response within a few hours. I showed up on time for my appointment, and was greeted warmly and led to my chair with no wait. I was most impressed by the cleanliness of the shop; having had some issues in the past with shops that didn't property sterilize equipment, Polished was a breath of fresh air. I had a great pedicure (Island Goddess) and a basic manicure. Both were very well done, and I loved that the manicurist was very gentle with my fingernails as I've only recently grown out my nails from a disastrous allergic reaction. This was the first salon I've been to since the summer, and I will definitely go back again. It's a little pricier than some, but for the convenience, professional work and cleanliness it's worth every penny!
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I have been a customer at the Beautiful Skin Shoppe for acne treatment and products, customized make-up, and products for dry skin. I have a skin condition that makes me particularly sensitive to many products on the market, but the aesthetician was able to treat my acne and provude lots of options for at home care. In addition, she blended liquid make-up for my hard-to-match skin tone. I especially love the pressed powder, because I travel constantly and I can use it on the go. I don't even need concealer on most days. Lastly, there are lots of products from all over the world that are hard to find in other stores in Atlanta [such as the African Black Soap and lightening cremes from Europe]. I receive compliments daily on my skin (not on my make-up, which is nice!). I'm a customer for life!
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Patrick Peterson tweets Jets CB Antonio Cromartie about joining Cardinals
New York Jets free agent cornerback Antonio Cromartie visited the Arizona Cardinals organization Thursday. And according to ESPN's Josh Weinfuss, he met with the team again on Friday.
It's hard to make out how far the talks went, but Cardinals cornerback Patrick Peterson apparently tried to play ambassador to the team Saturday on Twitter.
Peterson direct-tweeted Cromartie the following:
@CRO31 let's make this thing happen.
— Patrick Peterson (@RealPeterson21) March 16, 2014
Weinfuss said that Cromartie directly replied to the Cardinals star cornerback, "We going to make it happen," but that the tweet was deleted by Saturday night.
To that now-deleted tweet, Peterson responded:
@CRO31 ok cool I'm waiting to see ya name on the line cat. #chasingtheRING
— Patrick Peterson (@RealPeterson21) March 16, 2014
That's about as far as the discussion got between the two defensive stars, at least on social media.
Weinfuss notes that the three-time Pro Bowler's asking price will probably be too high for the Cardinals.
I do find Cromartie's response interesting: "We going to make it happen." Either he was being nice, or he needed to weekend to think about Arizona's offer — if there was one. It's unlikely the Cardinals will pay him the type of money he made with the New York Jets — Cromartie earned $9.5 million in 2013.
Cromartie, 29, has played eight seasons in the league, only missing one game in all that time. He has racked up 292 solo tackles, 92 passes defensed and 28 interceptions — including three returned for touchdowns — in his career. He is the cousin of Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, who began his career in Arizona and spent three season in the Desert.
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Custom Remington 870
Remington 870 is a very popular shotgun which is very easy to upgrade. It can be customized for any purpose, from hunting to home defense. You can install tactical upgrades yourself or order custom Remington 870. There are several companies which offer custom Remington 870 shotguns. This is small overview of the companies which offer custom Remington 870 shotguns.
Companies are listed in random order.
Wilson Combat, USA
Wilson Combat is a well known company which offers 4 variants of the custom Remington 870 shotgun: Standard, Border Patrol, Professional, Remington Steal.
Shotguns from Wilson Combat have custom finish and enhanced follower, safety, ghost ring sights and magazine extension. This company manufacturs upgrades which can be seen on many tactical shotguns.
Official website: http://www.wilsoncombat.com
As a Robbery/Homicide Detective in a major city, the Remington 870 has become an essisential tool for all leo's in today's world. I have a Remington 870-normal stock with sling and tactical surefire light. It's a new world out there. I remember one of the retired guys that walks in all the time saying that detectives never brought their shotguns to work with them, now it is mandatory. Love my Remington though, shoots like a pro.
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