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TPM hacks of Mac OS X not the whole story
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TPM hacks Mac OS X
Apple may still , according to one columnist. Circumventing the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) to allow Mac OS X to run on generic Intel platforms involves modifying the system code to ignore any calls to the TPM. Larry Loeb says that the fact that applications themselves will almost certainly make use of the TPM means would-be users of the application will be required to disassemble and crack each and every TPM call to get a functioning application.


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Stephen Joseph Square Lunch Box
This lunch box has extra pockets and a front zipper, which makes it easy to open and close. It comes in a wide variety of patterns sure to appeal to kids of different ages. Available in a variety of colors and designs.
Reviewed: August 2010
Price When Reviewed: $15.95
- Available in lots of prints
- External and internal pockets
- Strap to hold bottle inside
- Kids and adults both found it easy to open and close
- Easy to pack and unpack
- Closes securely
- Easy to clean
- Great stain resistance
- In our tests, it didn't maintain safe temperatures for 2 hours
- Can leak or spill
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Yes, I agree, they're really impressive aren't they?
The prints are beautiful in the flesh too - if anyone is near Aberfeldy in Perthshire, Scotland call into the Watermill and have a look.
The Watermill is a great place, a UK Independent Bookshop of the Year winner, and has nice cakes and coffee downstairs too...!


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catching the connecting flightFeb 14, 20151I am traveling from Norfolk U.S. to New york by AA 3209 on 05/04/2015 and it lands at New york airport at 13.57 P.M. and I have to catch a flight to Mumbai from Newark Airport at 18.30 Hrs the same day.Please give me a plan to reach the Newark airport within an hour to finish customs etc.chelliahSat, Feb 14Please note that there are 3 major airports in New York: LaGuardia (LGA), Kennedy (JFK), and Newark (EWR). AA3209 will arrve at LGA. There is no train service to LGA. The NYC Airporter bus goes directly from LGA to Penn Station It takes over an hour to make the trip. Then you can take the NJT Train to the Newark AirTrain to Newark Airport. That will take about another Hour, so you would be at EWR using that method is around 17:30, which doesn't really leave you enough time to check in (note that you don't have to go through US Customs when leaving the US). I think your only option will be taking a taxi or private car service. This will be expensive (over $100) but I think it's the only way that you can get from LGA to EWR in under 2 hours, which the taxi or car service can do by going around Manhattan and avoiding Manhattan traffic.ZAPSat, Feb 14
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Derivation of Michaelis-Menten equation
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The derivation of the Michaelis-Menten equation will be based on reactions in which there is a single substrate and conditions where the initial substrate concentration is very much greater than that of the enzyme. A corollary of this assumption is that the concentration of free substrate is approximately equal to the total substrate concentration. This is useful when carrying out experimental measurements.
Under these conditions, there are two approaches to the derivation of the Michaelis-Menten equation. Both are based on the principle that the rate of the reaction E + S ó ES is very much faster than the rate of the reaction ES à E + P. The two approaches are
The equilibrium approximation
In the equilibrium approximation, it is assumed that the relative reaction rates of the two steps are such that the reaction E + S ó ES remains at, or very close to equilibrium. The equilibrium constant for this reaction is given by
Now the fraction, F of the enzyme in the form ES is given by
By combining equations 5.10 and 5.11 we get
The rate of product formation will be a maximum when conditions are such that all the Enzyme is in the form ES. Under these conditions, the rate will be Vmax. Hence, under conditions when there is some free enzyme present, the rate, V0 will be
V0 = Vmax·F
Hence, combining 5.12 and 5.13 gives
Which is essentially the Michaelis-Menten equation.
This derivation provides one definition of the significance of the parameter Km. It is the equilibrium constant for the reaction E + S ó ES.
The steady state approximation
The steady state approximation assumes that, after a short initial period, that the concentration of the ES complex is constant. In practice, the ES concentration declines slowly with time, as shown in Fig. 5.11, but the rate of decline is slow enough for the approximation to be practically valid.
Fig. 5.21
Now for the reaction
The rate of production of ES must equal its rate of breakdown. ie.
Rearranging equation 5.21 gives the concentration of ES
As with the equilibrium approximation, the fraction of the enzyme in the form ES is given by
Combining 5.22 and 5.23 gives
As with the equilibrium approximation, the rate, V0 is given by;
V0 = Vmax·F
Hence, combining 5.24 and 5.25, we get
In this case, the Michaelis-Menten parameter Km is defined as (k-1+k2)/k1. This is considered a more general definition of Km as it makes no assumptions of equilibrium but is based on the relative rates of reaction. The definition of Km as an equilibrium constant is only valid if k-1>>k2. In these circumstances, (k-1+k2)/k1» k-1/k1. However, there is no simple definition of Km that is applicable in all situations, though it is considered a measure of the affinity of the enzyme for the substrate. The most useful working definition is that it is the substrate concentration at which the initial rate, V0 is half the maximum rate, Vmax.
In some sources (eg. Fersht, 1985), Vmax is defined in terms of the relationship
Vmax = kcat·[E]0
Where kcat is a first order rate constant and [E]0 is the initial concentration of the enzyme (before any binding has ocurred).
Further Reading
Fersht A, (1985), Enzyme Structure and Mechanism, 2nd Edn, W H Freeman & Co.
Price, N C & Dwek, R A, (1979), Principles and Problems in Physical Chemistry for Biochemists, 2nd Edn, Oxford Science Publications.
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Suggestion for 6uN add the heavyweight/lightweight mixing support...
I hate to see Sun miss the opportunities of multimedia so please put in the heavyweight/lightweight component mixing support Java 7 has.
Okay. Someone sent me my old bug listing and indeed Sun has fixed a big issue regarding Swing/AWT. I really wish/hope/ect they put it into the next 1.6 update (hint hint). The sun bug id is:
If you are talking about multimedia, then how about all those audio / video codecs that is still missing?
For a start, JMF hasn't stopped quite a while ago.
I wonder why everybody thinks SUN is responsible for all&everything in the java world?
Also, for multimedia stuff, I think yes its quite important - but to be honest if it would be _that_ important don't you think many commercial vendors would provide such solutions for some money.
I don't know about many, so, its just a guess that there's not much money to make which also make not a lot serious interrest.
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I found multimedia support from another resource but it uses heavyweight components. I found out jdk 7 has heavyweight/lightweight component mixing support so what I am asking is for sun to put that in 6uN.
As for JMF that project has not been updated for many years so I am not asking about that in this thread.
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Since the laws regarding health care vary considerably in the various US states and Canadian provinces, there is no universal statement that can be made about the conditions under which homeopathy can be practiced. Due to the demonstrated safety of homeopathic remedies when properly used, many individuals have been able to practice homeopathy throughout North America. However, the lack of official recognition of homeopathy as a method of health care by all states and provinces may be an issue in some jurisdictions.
The certification offered by the Council is not a license to practice homeopathy. Licenses can only be granted by states or provinces. Also, there currently is considerable discussion as to whether licensing is appropriate or necessary for the practice of homeopathy. However, many in the homeopathic community feel that a certification such as the one offered by the CHC, HANP, and other organizations is important in setting standards and offering, thereby, some guidance to the public.
Certification is a peer-recognition of having attained a reasonable level of competency in homeopathy. Being certified by the CHC offers a level of professional recognition, and helps to establish educational and competency standards within the profession - a necessary early step toward greater legal recognition of homeopathy.
The CHC expects that all practitioners it certifies who do not happen to be licensed to practice homeopathy will ensure that their clients have been made aware of the status of homeopathic practice in that state or province. Where appropriate, this might include informing the client that any homeopathic recommendations the practitioner may offer are not intended as the practice of medicine, and that the client may need to also consult a licensed health care professional.
Being licensed to practice homeopathy in another country does not automatically confer similar privileges to practice homeopathy in the United States or Canada unless formal legal requirements - such as further study, passing of examinations, and state licensure - have been fulfilled.
We encourage international applicants to enroll in North American homeopathic training courses and to undertake formal study here for at least a year before submitting an application to take the CHC examination. These courses will help to provide a practical idea of how homeopathy is practiced in North America, and should help individuals prepare to take the CHC exam and successfully complete the certification process.


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BRIC JazzFest, Mixon's Hot House
With the generational influence of Brooklyn native musicians Cecil Payne, Max Roach and Randy Weston, the keeper of African music and culture, the borough will present its first installment of the BRIC JazzFest.
Nicholas Payton at Birdland, Bob Stewart Tuba Competition
With the summer dispersing, it's fast leaving us with just memoires of those wonderful outdoor jazz concerts that featured the sounds of nature with Gotham's chirping bird solos and those long improvised notes of the crickets that sometimes persisted for hours.
Black Panthers, Sista's Place, Bronx Tour and Jazz
Over the years, there has been an abundance of information written on the Black Panthers, as well as a few off-Broadway plays and short film clips.
Dizzy's Club Jazz Fest, Randy Weston residency
As the long hot summer sun bows to the shorter brisk days of fall and winter, jazz enthusiasts fold up their leisure chairs as the outdoor free jazz concerts become a warm, swinging memory.
Gary Keys, a force in documentary films, dies at 81
Gary Keys, the producer, writer and director who brought history and a lively perspective to his many popular documentaries on Count Basie and Duke Ellington, died Aug. 9 in Manhattan.
Charlie Parker Jazz Fest, Maxine Sullivan Way
The phrase "Bird lives" refers to Charlie "Bird" Parker's iconic life as the most influential alto saxophone player in jazz.
Mixon's 'Pass It On,' Cassandra's Jazz Club
The pianist, arranger and composer Danny Mixon is underrated on the jazz radar screen, but his music and contributions to the field are a big deal.
Newport Jazz Fest, Regina Carter, Jazz House Kids
Before 1954, Newport, R.I., was a quiet resort town for the rich who loved sunshine, tennis, their sailboats, yachts and, of course, fresh seafood.
Salsa Sundays, Harlem Afternoon Jazz Series
The swinging bands of salsa flourishing with its big brass sound leaked out into the streets from social clubs to Bronx spots such as the Carlton Terrance and Concourse Plaza to Manhattan's Corso and Riverside Plaza.
Axel Tosca (U)Nity, 92nd Street Y Jazz Fest
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The Vision Festival, Jazzmobile Summer Sets
If you are looking for a jazz scene that scares the jazz police and causes those smooth jazz heads to run in the opposite direction, then the Vision Jazz Festival is the place.
Charenee Wade records Gil Scott-Heron
Charenee Wade, for her debut release on Motema Music, took a bold leap by recording her interpretation of the music of Gil Scott-Heron, titled "Offering: The Music of Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson."
Kathleen Battle: 'Black Lives Matter'
Recently, the diva soprano Kathleen Battle brought her multi-octave angelic voice to the hip Blue Note jazz club.
Jazz innovator Ornette Coleman dies at 85
Ornette Coleman, the multi-instrumentalist, composer and innovator whose harmonic concepts pointed jazz in a new direction, died June 11 in Manhattan.
Kleinsinger's Jazz, J.D. Allen, Newark Jazz Garden, Blue Note Fest
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Neal's 12th Peggy Epps 100, Harlem Jazz Museum
Rome Neal, with his many persevering projects in the field of jazz, has earned him the title of the "hardest working man in jazz" as a singer, actor, producer and promoter.
Bruce Lundvall, Blue Note president, dies at 79
Bruce Lundvall, the distinguished president of Blue Note Records, who played a major role in the world of jazz, died May 19 in Ridgewood, N.J.
The legacy of B. B. King
B.B. King, the anointed "King of the Blues," who took the blues from the Mississippi cotton fields to mainstream America and the world stage, died May 14. He was 89.
Wayne Shorter Fest, 'Essentially Ellington' at 20
Wayne Shorter is an accomplished composer and superb saxophonist always in transition. Many of his compositions, such as "Fee-Fi-Fo-Fum," "Infant Eyes" and "E.S.P.," have become jazz standards.
Percy Sledge, 'the Soul Man,' dies at 74
Percy Sledge, the blues and soul singer who had both men and women unconsciously committed to singing the lyrics to his hit song "When a Man Loves a Woman," died in Baton Rouge, La., April 14.
Miles, Michele Rosewoman, 2015 Jazz Masters
Ron Scott gives us this week's "Jazz Notes".
Lawrence, Basquiat and Wiley: Art revolutionists
The artist Jacob Lawrence's "One-Way Ticket: Migration Series and Other Visions of the Great Movement North" is now on exhibit through Sept. 7 at the Museum of Modern Art.
Dr. Ben and Dale Fitzgerald farewell
On a misty morning of clouds, more than 1,000 people, dressed primarily in African garb, stood regally in a tremendously long line, waiting for admission into Harlem's Abyssinian Baptist Church to celebrate the life of Dr. Yosef Alfredo Antonio ben-Jochannan, affectionately called "Dr. Ben."
Billie Holiday centennial celebration
Billie Holiday is one of the best jazz singers in history. This is not up for debate. However, she could just as easily be considered one of the best blues singers as well.
Randy Weston, Maceo's Funk, Donald Harrison
Randy Weston, the brilliant pianist and composer, will celebrate his 89th birthday at the Jazz Standard, 116 E. 27th St., April 2 through April 5, with sets at 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Dee Dee Bridgewater; Trio 3 at Vanguard
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Haynes at 90; Gloster Project; Vanguard at 80
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Sista's Place, Schomburg celebrate women; Kitano's hosts Harlem chanteuse
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Clark Terry and Cephas Bowles farewells
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Bassist dies at 78; Garland Thompson Sr. memorial
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Harris swings, Kleinsinger's highlights, Grammy 57
New York's longest running jazz concert series, Jack Kleinsinger's "Highlights in Jazz," kicks off its 43rd season with a 42nd anniversary gala Feb. 19, featuring vocalist Catherine Russell and her band making their debut appearance.
Not 'N*ggas in Paris,' 'Brown Butterfly,' Whalum review
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Harlem Fine Arts Show opens next week
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Jazz on Fifth, Marc Cary, Steve Kroon at Trumpet's
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No one wants to be home New Year's Eve. It is the evening of celebration, bringing in the New Year with a bang and big plans with wishes for the year.
Jazz takes a stand
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Our Point of View, Sanabria in Bronx, Apollo Xmas, Sweet Lou
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HSA and Minton's present Dr. Glory's Youth Ensemble
The on-going jazz fable is the music is dying, and it has yet to reach a younger audience. Hopefully, eager enthusiasts will be able to kick six feet of dirt on this mindless concept after venturing into Minton's to witness the collaboration with the Harlem School of the Arts Dec. 7.
Paris Blues at 45
The neighborhood bar in Harlem has become little more than a memory only cherished by the community's elders.
Jimmy Scott memorial
He was called "Little Jimmy Scott," but his heart was that of a giant.
Gunn swings, Payton plays, Kellylee Evans
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Wilson at Blue Note, 'Jazz on Fifth,' Great Night in Harlem
Cassandra Wilson, the most daring of female jazz vocalists, whose style transcends categories with its infusion of soul and blues, will carry on at the Blue Note jazz club (131 W. Third St.) Oct. 16 through Oct. 19, with two shows each night at 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.
'Keep On Keepin' On,' Ravi and Chick reviews
'Keep On Keepin' On' is one of the best films of the decade. It chronicles the life of legendary jazz trumpeter Clark Terry (age 89 at the time of filming) focusing on a period when he was battling diabetes-related complications while working with his young protege, pianist Justin Kauflin (then age 23).
Liston & Weston exhibit, Langston 'Insights,' Villafranca at Drom
For pianist-composer Randy Weston, jazz is more than a flow of hip music with improvisational statements, it represents the roots of Africa, the origin of jazz.
Gerald Wilson, influential jazz composer, dies at 96
Gerald Wilson, a big band leader and trumpeter whose fountain of jazz compositions and arrangements became a pivotal force, influencing eight generations of musicians, died Sept. 8 in his home in Los Angeles.
Detroit Jazz Festival, no fillers
Rain, the demon of outdoor jazz festivals, spread its hysterical tears over the Detroit Jazz Festival last week, denying bassist Stanley Clarke and Dr. Lonnie Smith's octet the opportunity to close the festival on its Labor Day finale.
Patience Higgins and the Sugar Hill Quartet
It's very difficult for any band to maintain a high profile for an extended period of time, but saxophonist Patience Higgins and the Sugar Hill Quartet have kept Harlem swinging for more than 20 years.
Master violinist John Blake Jr. dies at 67
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When Facebook announced in December that its algorithm change would prioritize "high-quality content," publishers and advertisers waited to see what that actually meant.
Well, CEO Mark Zuckerberg confirmed that those surveys in your News Feed may be more important to the company than you think. Facebook users themselves will be determining what is "high-quality" and what is not, at least partially.
One way Facebook is doing this is through updated Facebook Feedback surveys users can opt into at the top of their News Feeds.
Facebook has been asking users whether or not posts have been relevant to them since last March, but the new version goes beyond interesting/not interesting and presents a scale on which to judge the statement "This post feels high-quality."
Zuckerberg told the Wall Street Journal that Facebook does more than 35,000 surveys every day to test users' reactions to what is popping up in their News Feeds.
CNBC's social media producer Eli Langer uploaded screenshots of his survey to Imgur. It asked him to grade everything from a collage of his friend's selfies to a couple of ads from his employer.
Therefore, Facebook is feeding "quality" ads to users using traditional targeting methods, but wants to make sure its algorithm got it right.
Zuckerberg told the WSJ that this reliance on users is his way of compromising Facebook's growth as a business with his ideal of keeping the user experience paramount.
He once delegated ads to a sidebar as a necessary evil, but changed his tune when ad sales from companies like McDonald's and Wal-Mart contributed to a surge in revenue. Facebook's revenue rose more than 40 percent in 2013 over the year before, with one-third of it ($3 billion) likely coming from mobile ads.
He told the Journal an anecdote about his time in high school at Philips Exeter Academy that served as a metaphor for changes taking place at his company:
As a student, he was befuddled by a meandering path to the campus cafe. The route seemed strange, so Mr. Zuckerberg did some research.
The answer? "Instead of choosing the path up front, they kind of waited and saw where people walked and put a path where people walked," he says.
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No talent.
Wrong, just wrong in so many ways.
I like how there's a little arrow on the carpet pointed towards the cameras, so none of these people faces the wall and wonders where everyone is.
It's a Warning Arrow. If she lets go of any body fluids the tsunami will head that way.
They don't want them posing like the Moo Cow!
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Side boob at a kids award show. Classy.
Someone's got to teach the kids how to whore it up for the cameras.
she locks her knees when her but itches
I'm not into fat Vegas showgirls. Thanks, though.
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not loving her as a blonde
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Pretty girl. The dress is too flashy. It looks like the designer took a bunch of scraps of cloth left over from other clothes and stitched it together into a dress.
She'd still get it from me.
JoJo and Demi Lovato at the same time would be fun.
There's an Aztec goddess of cutting yourself?
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Hayao Miyazaki, the seminal artist and animator behind Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro and Princess Monoke, among others, announced his retirement earlier this year, but his presence will undoubtedly be felt for years to come, as both an icon animation and Japanese culture. Case in point: designer Martin Hsu, in collaboration with Bigshot Toyworks, has created a limited edition Miyazaki figure, with proceeds from the sales going to Karakuwa-Maru, an organization dedicated to rebuilding Karakuwa in Kesennuma City, Japan, following the events of the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
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If you thought that Comic Book Guy marrying a mangaka named Kumiko in this Sunday's new The Simpsons episode, "Married to the Blob" was going to be all Hulk Hands and Stan Lee and Harlan Ellison cameos, rest assured that principally western pop culture references aren't going to hog all of the airtime. In a new clip posted by Fox's Animation Domination channel, fans can watch an intoxicated Homer and the father of the bride-to-be stumble through a Studio Ghibli/Hayao Miyazaki-inspired wonderland chock full of homages to Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Castle in the Sky, Kiki's Delivery Service and more. It may be the best thing you'll see all week... with the full episode probably being the best thing you'll see on Sunday.
Here's another project to throw in the "I wish this would have been made" file we all keep in our heads. Back in 1971, legendary animators Hayao Miyazaki and Isao Takahata began production on an animated adaptation of Astrid Lindgren's Pippi Longstocking books. After meeting with the animators, Lindgren ultimately decided not to give them permission to produce the film. But now we can all look at some of the watercolor concept art that Miyazaki created, featuring the strongest girl in the world, and wonder what could have been.
Hayao Miyazaki can't stop.
The 72-year-old filmmaker and artist announced plans to retire from directing at Studio Ghibli earlier this year, but that isn't keeping him from writing and illustrating a new manga series about samurai in Japan's Warring States era. He hasn't even been paid for the currently unnamed work yet. Japanese TV network NHK snagged some footage of Miyazaki working on the comic, and you can take a look at some screenshots. So far, it seems as rich and detailed as anything he's ever worked on.
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Pittsford: Solar project gets a green lightBy Bruce Edwards
STAFF WRITER | June 20,2014PITTSFORD The Select Board signed off on a community solar project at its meeting Wednesday a deal that will save the town 20 percent on its annual electric bill.
Green Lantern Capital intends to construct a 500-kilowatt solar farm on private property off Kendall Hill Road and Route 7.
Green Lantern will provide the town energy savings, as measured against its non-streetlight electric bills, of 20 percent, Town Manager John Haverstock told the board.
Haverstock said the 20 percent savings to the town are in addition to the savings it will realize from retrofitting town buildings with energy-efficient lighting through Efficiency Vermont.
Under the 20-year agreement, the town becomes the anchor customer or off taker of the solar power produced. Because municipalities and schools cannot take advantage of the federal tax credits for solar projects, those credits flow to Green Lantern Capital, which will foot the $1.7 million to $1.8 million project cost.
The board also agreed to send a letter to the Public Service Board, which has final say over the project. The board unanimously agreed to support the project, but at the suggestion of Haverstock, the board did strike the word strongly from the draft letter.
The board also waived its 45-day waiting period, which allows Green Lantern to keep to its construction schedule.
At his presentation to the board in April, Luke Shullenberger of Green Lantern Capital said the company had signed a purchase-and-sale agreement for a five-acre parcel off Kendall Hill Road.
The parcel is owned by Carmella Carter and sits several hundred feet back from Route 7.
Shullenberger had initially offered the town savings of 10 percent but the town was able to negotiate better terms with the Waterbury company, which agreed to double the guaranteed savings from 10 percent to 20 percent.
The towns annual Green Mountain Power bill is $49,000, of which $20,000 is street lighting. The discount offered by Green Lantern applies to the $29,000 for the town offices, highway garage and fire station but not street lighting, which is not eligible for net metering credits.
Haverstock told the board the town will investigate installing LED street lights as a way to further save on the towns power bill.
The town expects to save more than $5,000 on its electric bill, Haverstock said in an email Thursday.
Because town government would only absorb approximately 25 percent of the solar power generated, Green Lantern is seeking to sign up other customers, including the Lothrop School.
If the PSB approves, the solar array could be built and generating power by the fall.
In other business, the board:
Approved revisions to its 40-year old sewer ordinance. The changes take place 60 days after public notice is posted.
Awarded a paving bid of $317,521 to Pike Industries. The bid was the lowest of three bids. The next lowest bid was D&F Excavating & Paving for $332,000; Wilk Paving came in with a bid of $353,000.
Fuel bids were awarded to Macs for heating oil and diesel. Macs submitted a low price of 10 cents a gallon over its rack price or cost during the season for both fuels. Macs current fuel oil price is $3.148 a gallon; on-road diesel is $3.18 a gallon.
Proctor Gas was the low propane bidder with a fixed price of $1.795 a gallon.
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Jury: Prince guilty of murdering son
A jury in 30th District Court on Wednesday found Benjamin Prince guilty of capital murder in the death of his 23-month-old son, Trebian Prince, during an Aug. 30. 2009, incident.
Prince received an automatic sentence of life in prison without parole. The jury got the case at 10:09 a.m. and reached their decision at 11:29 a.m.
Capital murder trials in Texas where the death penalty is not sought come with automatic sentences of life without parole. The trial recessed until 1:30 p.m. when Prince's sentence was read.
Prince also is accused of fatally shooting his cousin, John Prince Jr., and shooting and wounding the mother of his child, Nicole Grant.
After the sentence was read, Grant nervously walked to the stand to address Prince. She took several deep breaths and hesitated before speaking while clutching a notepad where she had written what she wanted to say.
"I wish this was a horrible dream and somebody would shake me until they wake me up, but the reality is I'm waiting for someone who's never going to show up ... and a baby that's never going to come and hug my neck ... He's (Trebian) innocent, and he had no clue of nothing that was going on, and he paid for it," Grant said.
District Attorney Maureen Shelton as well as Chief Public Defender Jim Rasmussen said there's really no victory in a case like this.
"I can't imagine the carnage and the sheer horror of what she went through and what the (other) kids witnessed," Shelton said. Two older children hid in a closet during the violent spree.
Rasmussen said after talking to Prince and his family they will decide if they want to appeal the case within the next 30 days. The defense is entitled to one appeal that goes to Fort Worth.
"Anytime you're dealing with the death of a small child, I think it's very hard for a jury to overcome that fact and look to other factors such as the mental state of the defendant," Rasmussen said. "This case was a terrible tragedy ... I think exploring why this happens is something that's worthwhile."
Prince had never been convicted of a felony before, and Rasmussen said domestic cases that turn into violent homicides are all too common among people who are otherwise good citizens.
"How does it come to that? I think we've got to look at the psychological realm to get that answer," Rasmussen said.
In closing arguments Wednesday morning, the state argued that Prince intentionally and knowingly murdered Trebian by beating him with a gun and the claw end of a hammer.
Shelton said Prince knows right from wrong, and even the defense's expert witness testified to that fact.
No premeditation or forethought is needed to prove intent in a capital murder trial in Texas.
She told jurors his intent began in 2007 before the child's birth when Prince said he would beat Trebian out of Grant, if he had to leave.
Rasmussen argued that Dr. William Carter was the only expert witness who testified to Prince's mental state, and the element of culpability was proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
He admitted Prince committed the murder of Trebian and John Prince Jr., but says the intent in the death of Trebian is all that needs to be proven.
Rasmussen said that has not been proven during the testimony of this trial, and the jury had the "toolbox" to prove it.
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To get a UNO dri-fit short-sleeve Corporate Cup Shirt, you must fill-out a form on MavSYNC and pay $12 to UNO Campus Recreation (these shirts are a $20 value). Deadline to order a shirt is 5 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 29.
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Real, supported, module development has arrived
Other folks have been blogging about the new support for NetBeans module development in the 5.0 stream. However, as the guy who put together the "cluster build harness" for (unofficially) supporting module development in 4.1, I just thought I'd chime in with my own words of praise.
If I were starting a project based on the netbeans platform now, I would not use my cluster build harness. I'd use 5.0 builds, and I'd begin with Geertjan's (most finished) tutorial.
The new UI for module development is very effective. How effective? Well, when I get a few moments I'll write another entry about how I was able to create a module in about 5 minutes to test my fix for http://www.netbeans.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=64012
It would have been a lot more work with the cluster build harness!
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Jason Turner, 43, of Las Vegas, said his power wheelchair has made a dramatic difference in his life. Turner, who has multiple sclerosis, said he has used a power chair for a dozen years. "It is like getting my legs back," said Turner. "I can help my daughters with their homework; and I have the freedom and independence to go wherever I need to go."
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