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The third-annual New York Ideas gathered industry innovators with one simple goal: to draw out the passions and strands of genius that are changing our world. The event took place at the New-York Historical Society, and brought together nearly 1,000 in-person attendees. Through interviews, panels, debates, displays, and break-out sessions, we displayed the seismic trends driving the business, political, and cultural landscape.
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Illinois Gov. George Ryan commutes death sentences for all of the state's death-row inmates, calling the state's capital punishment system "arbitrary, capricious and therefore immoral." NPR's Liane Hansen talks with Mimi Wesson of the University of Colorado School of Law.
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In addition to the preinstalled selections, Chapeau Linux offers a variety of other programs for installation in its repositories. The most convenient approach is via the Software entry in the application bar: It takes you to a basic window that offers much simpler operations than, for example, Synaptic, YaST, or the Mandriva Control Center.
In the main area of the window, you can choose between the three options Featured, Picks, and Categories. Featured explains the basic functions of individual applications in a few sentences. Picks contains several programs, some of which are already installed. A click on the program icon also explains the application in question in a few words and provides a link to the website of the corresponding project. The 12 buttons under Categories represent different application groups. Here, you can search for and install applications by topic (Figure 3).
The categories in turn are organized into several subgroups, so you quickly find the right program for your needs, without having to browse endless lists. Again, in each subgroup is a Featured category that lists several programs; software that is already installed is marked with a blue "Installed" box. This clear representation is particularly attractive to newcomers, encouraging them to browse the software collection and try less well known programs (Figure 4).
To install a new program, you simply press its button in the list and select the blue Install on the next screen. The routine then downloads the appropriate software off the web and installs it on your hard drive. Removing installed applications is just as easy: Simply select a program and click on the red Remove button in the respective subgroup.
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South Nyack resident Mrs. Joyce Wentz Bailey passed away Sunday, July 29. She was the daughter of the late Lloyd Wentz and Marie Moore Wentz. Mrs. Bailey was the wife of Dr. Thomas Bailey, Nyack College president (1975-1982) and Nyack College professor emeritus.
An alumna of Taylor University, it was at Taylor that she met her husband and they were married while he was serving as an officer during World War II. After the war, they settled briefly in New York City until her husband accepted a position as an Instructor at Nyack College. They moved to Nyack in 1947.
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Release Number: 04-2371-ATL (279)
Thursday, December 02, 2004
Contact: Andre Richards Jo Anne Burgoyne
Phone: (770) 984-8700 (404) 562-2076
Agency Proposing Penalties Totaling $71,000
ATLANTA -- The U.S. Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has cited Evaco Superline Trailers, Griffin, Ga., for allegedly exposing employees to serious health and safety hazards at the company's Aerodrome Way facility.
"Employers are responsible for job safety and health," said Andre Richards, OSHA's Atlanta-West area director. "Evaco Superline Trailers is facing $71,100 in proposed penalties for putting their workers at risk."
OSHA issued 33 serious safety and health citations to the company with proposed penalties totaling $62,700. Alleged violations include using defective chain slings and hoisting loads over employees; failing to properly guard machine parts; failing to clean, disinfect and properly store employee respirators; improper storage of flammable liquids; operating defective forklifts; and numerous electrical hazards throughout the plant.
The company also received two repeat citations, with proposed penalties totaling $8,400, for using flammable material in the spray finishing area. The agency issues a repeat citation when an employer has been cited previously for a substantially similar conditions and the citation has become a final order of the independent Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission.
Evaco Superline Trailers, which manufactures specialty trailers, has 15 working days to contest the OSHA citations and proposed penalties before the Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission. The work site was inspected by OSHA's Atlanta-West area office located at 2400 Herodian Way, Smyrna, Ga. Phone: (770) 984-8700.
The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration conducted more than 39,000 inspections in fiscal year 2004. Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace for their employees. OSHA's role is to assure the safety and health of America's workers by setting and enforcing standards; providing training, outreach, and education; establishing partnerships; and encouraging continual improvement in workplace safety and health. For more information, visit www.osha.gov.
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One fashionable school of thought holds that scientific revolutions are spurred primarily by shifts in the basic concepts that science understands the world with, and that those shifts are largely the outcome of struggles in the social and political realms. Freeman Dyson, however, is having none of it. For him, scientific breakthroughs owe just as much to the introduction of new technologies--the telescope in early modern Europe, for instance; the computer more recently. He's not the first to make that argument, but his lifetime of accomplishments as an eminent theoretical physicist puts some heft behind his claims.
Dyson likewise argues that new technologies can have as much of an effect on the social and political realms as new ideologies do. In particular, he cites three burgeoning technologies--solar energy, genetic engineering, and the Internet--for their potential to affect a more equitable worldwide distribution of wealth and power in the coming century. His visions of the future meander a bit, and they include such seemingly outlandish possibilities as forests of genetically enhanced trees oozing high-octane fuel from their roots and laser-launched earthlings colonizing the comets of the Kuiper Belt. But it's the business of visionaries to be outlandish, after all, and you have to admit: this one does have better credentials than most. --Julian Dibbell --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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Although the title implies discrete concepts, this book from the professor emeritus of physics at Princeton finds a common thread among themAthat developments in our use of each of these elements can be employed, separately and together, to create a more just society. Dyson, who bases this slim volume on a series of lectures he gave at the New York Public Library in 1997, argues that, if properly deployed, solar power can introduce cheap electricity to poor villages, the genome can be used to synthesize life-sustaining plants and the Net can provide jobs to people with no access to cities. After laying out these somewhat conventional arguments, Dyson takes an unusual turn by asserting how genetic engineering in plants and non-chemical-based rocket technology can enhance the space program, which he feels suffers as a result of political considerations. For our long-term benefit, he says, the U.S. government should be plotting voyages of great distance to pave the way for human life in space, instead of launching short-term manned missions that often ignore the prospects of space colonization. In attempting to write both a broad work of futurism and a deep social critique, Dyson offers an appetizing perspective, but many readers will find themselves eager for more than is given in this all too brief, albeit tantalizing, book.
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Rating: "A/A+" -- another excellent essay collection by an
outstanding scientist-writer.
_The Sun, the Genome, and the Internet_ covers scientific
revolutions, technology & social justice, and the exploration &
colonization of space: familiar Dyson topics all, and delivered with
his usual grace. The three items in the title are Dyson's hope for
generating wealth in the world's poor villages: the sun for cheap
solar power, the Net to end rural isolation, and genetic engineering
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Fresh and unexpected insights are a frequent pleasure in this
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mother and aunts, prosperous British matrons all, who, in the
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an Olympic medal, and pioneering aviation in Africa -- "it was
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Dyson revisits scientific disciplines that have come about as a result of brilliant minds exploring a previously unexisting path of research. In doing so, he makes an effort to extrapolate out of today's most rapidly growing areas of science (molecular biology and astronomy) what the future scientific revolutions might be like, and gives wise words of advise to medical scientists and biologists on how to make faster progress in their disciplines by changing some of their fundamental research paradigms, learning from the ways of astronomers.
In more than one way, it reminds me of a very pivotal article written not too long ago by Sun Microsystem's Bill Joy in Wired Magazine, which dealt with genetic engineering, robotics and nanotechnology, and their ethical implications.
Dyson's new list of important things for us to 'worry' about gave way to the book's title. He looks "for ways in which technology may contribute to social justice..." by mitigating evils such as rural poverty. This chapter is a brilliant exercise in which Dyson puts his mind to fly and actually makes his vision very easy to grasp by non-technical readers. When you read through the chapter you can almost feel that his vision is happening already, although there are some very real and respectable hurdles still separating us from it, which need to be overcome.
Although the book consists of three chapters, the reason for the title is more aptly dealt with in chapters 1 and 2.Read more ›
But Freeman Dyson is neither of those kinds of guys, apparently. He's English, for one thing, and he's spent his working life in contact with many of the best technical minds in the world. Although he is a theoretical physicist by profession, and dwells among theoreticians at Princeton's Institute for Advanced Study, he still finds the practical skills, the technical know-how, and the gadgetry that make science go to be more significant than the theories, and more congenial. "Science for me is the practice of a skilled craft, closer to boilermaking than to philosophy."
This book is quietly optimistic. It is neither a hair-shirt nor a recipe for success. It informs and entertains, and makes its case for solar energy, biotech, and the empowerment that the "internet" (he never does capitalize it!) can bring. In the course of this he brings you round to an engineering point of view, and demonstrates how technical know-how coupled with good will can do a hell of a lot more than just good will.
But these remarks may make the book seem a bit linear.Read more ›
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Much of the material here has been covered in Dyson's other books, and there is plenty of filler. One mildly interesting aspect of this book is that Dyson revises some of his... Read morePublished 21 months ago by ogilvie
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Dyson's future is a utopia based on advanced technology, the benefits of which are equitably distributed to all. Read morePublished on Sept. 27 2001 by Aquatic Ape
Think of this book as an engaging evening with a rather authoritarian dreamer who happens to be a distinguished scientist. Read morePublished on June 1 2001 by Rolf Dobelli
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MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. — A police K-9 died Tuesday after collapsing during a training exercise.
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Axe was rushed to a veterinary hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival.
Both the K-9 and his trainer were due to graduate from the Orange County Sheriff's Office K-9 Training Center in July. Axe had never shown prior problems, according to the report.
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Officers: President – Taylor Poehls; President Elect – Rich Woods; Vice president – Dave Eppelsheimer; Treasurer – Bob Reinhardt; Secretary – Andy Barnes; Immediate Past President – Ed Ellingson.
Directors: Bob Gross, Jan Fitzgerald, Eli Potkonjak, Jason Gonwa, Dave Hoerig, Gary Krueger, Kevin Dwyer, Ken Snyder, Tom Schultz
Looking forward to the meeting of January 10, 2012
Programs and Events
January 10 – Our program will be about Junior Achievement, courtesy of Gary Knisbeck
January 12 – Directors' meeting at Alioto's
January 17 – Bob Gross has invited Leah Vukmir to be our speaker
Meeting notes: Our special guest this week was Ed Ellingson's eight year old grandson, Atlas, visiting from Colorado. Happy dollars were contributed by Dick Bachman, who advised us to read the next Wauwatosa Now for an article about the flag project; from Ed Ellingson, who announced that the Club's web site is up and running again in a less expensive configuration; Gary Knisbeck pointed out that there was a great Kiwanis float in the Rose Parade; Kevin Sjostrom thanked Tom Schultz for doing the bulletin last week; Rob Ritter, who paid for the privilege of telling Atlas about his grandfather's history of kilt-wearing; and Taylor Poehls, who seems to have an archive of chiropractor stories.
Member news: John Foley reported that Rick Mosher is in the hospital after a fall.
Interclub: Plan on meeting with the Brookfield club on January 24. The meeting starts at 6:30, with a discussion group at 5:30.
Pancakes: Tickets are coming next week in preparation for the big day on March 5.
Flags: Ken Snyder presented Dick Bachman with a check for $1,000, courtesy of the WaterStone Bank Foundation, to help with all the repairs and replacements for the North Avenue flags.
Program responsibilities: January 24 – Carl Smith. February 14 – Paul Drellos. February 21 – Bob Reinhardt (Jill Didier, new Milwaukee County Economic Development Coordinator). February 28 – Ken Snyder.
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Here are a few things to keep an eye on during this afternoon's Knicks-Grizzlies game:
Going big? Now that Tyson Chandler is healthy, the Knicks will go with a big front line of Chandler, Andrea Bargnani and Carmelo Anthony.
This is the lineup the Knicks played earlier in the year before Chandler fractured his fibula.
And it hadn't fared well in limited minutes.
In the 54 minutes that Chandler, Bargnani and Anthony shared the floor, the Knicks averaged 98.5 points per 100 possessions but allowed 121.5 points per 100 possessions.
Will that trend change when the Knicks face a Grizzlies team without Marc Gasol? We'll find out.
Take Two for Tyson: Chandler exceeded expectations in his first game back from a fractured right fibula on Wednesday. Against Milwaukee, the Knicks' 7-footer tallied nine points, nine rebounds and three blocks in 37 minutes. He added two key blocks in the two overtime frames to help New York (8-17) escape with a win in double overtime.
Mike Woodson had hoped to play Chandler around 20 minutes but had to leave him out there for 37 because he lacked options.
It will be interesting to see how many minutes Chandler plays on Saturday with the Knicks desperate to get out of their season-long funk.
J.R.'s shooting: Can J.R. Smith shoot the Knicks to a victory against Memphis? If Wednesday's game is any indication, he's probably going to give it a shot.
Smith tied a franchise record with 17 3-point attempts against Milwaukee.
It's the third time in the last five years he's attempted at least that many in a regular-season game. No other player has done it once during that span.
The Knicks, by the way, have a chance on Saturday to win consecutive games for just the second time this season.
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