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Police arrested two Worcester, Mass., residents who they say picked up the large boxes containing plastic bags of marijuana after they were delivered by a shipping company.
Dan Tran, 40, and Cindy Huynh, 27, were each charged with possession of more than 1 kilogram of marijuana and possession of marijuana with intent to sell. Police also seized the two cars they were using to drive away with the marijuana.
Tran and Huynh are each being held in lieu of a $250,000 bond and are scheduled to be arraigned in New London Superior Court Monday if they do not post bond.
With two boxes of the marijuana displayed behind him Friday afternoon, Police Capt. Jerry Desmond said that earlier in the week, police detectives received information that a significant amount of marijuana was going to be delivered to a home on Masons Island.
Desmond declined to release the address of the home or identify its owner, saying the owner was not aware of the drug operation. Desmond said it appears that Tran and Huynh knew the house was vacant and available for rent and when they used the address for the shipment.
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Richard F. Olivo earned his Ph.D. from Harvard University.
My initial interests were in the neurobiology of simple systems, including the control of eye movements in crayfish and their modulation by behavioral arousal. In recent years, I have shifted my emphasis more to teaching and the use of instructional technology. A simulation of retinal ganglion cell responses (MacRetina) won an award from EDUCOM, and my open courseware laboratory manual for neurophysiology is used by other colleges. From 1996 to 2009, I served as an Associate Director of Harvard's Derek Bok Center for Teaching and Learning (while continuing to teach neurophysiology at Smith), and led efforts in teaching with technology. I was project director for the Society for Neuroscience's development of ERIN, a website to support higher education, and I have organized annual workshops for the Society on teaching neuroscience since 2005. These activities led to the Society's Award for Education in 2014.
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Olivo, R. F., Burdo, J.R., Calin-Jageman, R., Grisham, W.E., Linden, M.L., Rosenberg, R.L., Symonds, L.L., Thornton, J.E. 2015. "ERIN: A Portal to Resources for Higher Education in Neuroscience." Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education 13(3): A126-A130.
Olivo, R. F. 2012. "Collaborative Online Writing Assignments to Foster Active Learning." Journal of Undergraduate Neuroscience Education 11(1): A82-A89.
Olivo, R. F. 2011. "Bridging Old and New: Video Guides to Assigned Readings." EDUCAUSE Quarterly 34(4). http://www.educause.edu/library/EQM11419
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Since the era of huge corporate farming, SMFs (small and medium farms) have become a growing development in alternative farming methods. Their efforts need support, particularly when it comes to the exchanging of information. Important developments need to be shared and disseminated in order to maximise their potential for all SMFs.
INFOOD NETWORK aims at facilitating the participation of SMFs in EU research and increasing their opportunities for cooperation and innovation. This is especially true with regard to the technologies and methods necessary for improving the management of environmental, safety and traceability aspects related to food.
The INFOOD NETWORK project has a number of objectives. They include the creation of a system for sharing information and solutions on environmental and safety issues, among European agricultural SMEs. The traceability of agricultural products as an integration solution of international interest is also being assessed. New research projects are being identified. The farmers' capacity to manage is being developed, and this is enlarging and consolidating the INFOOD network across Europe. The environmental aspects and related safety issues arising from the development of agriculture in Europe pose problems that need to be solved mainly at governance level. Collaboration between farmers, their associations and staff can boost the development and adoption of new technologies, and give a bottom-up input with regards to policy development and new regulations.
The added value of the INFOOD NETWORK is characterised by the sharing of know-how among SMFs. This is achieved by jointly tackling the environmental, safety and food traceability issues that concern European farms. Exchanging best practice and jointly developing a unified European management system constitutes an important step towards improving the effectiveness of farmers' production methods.
COPING WITH THE AGRICULTURAL CHALLENGES OF THE 21st CENTURY
The information system and the flow of information within INFOOD NETWORK offer a more cost-effective environmental and safety support structure. Although both simple and accessible, it is also tailor-made and specific to the needs of SMFs. In order to function at the optimum level, it requires time and cost-efficient solutions to be properly implemented. The support offered is 'hands on' rather than just 'self-help' information. Well-qualified personnel are being used, with experience relevant to SMEs and agriculture. INFOOD is being carefully coordinated at regional level through partnerships with local associations. Last but not least, it is promoting information on available technological solutions, research opportunities and funding possibilities.
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Rather than simply conducting its research within the ivory towers of academia, INFOOD strives to include farmers in its studies, along with their invaluable practical experience. This ensures a successful outcome for the project, because if there is one truth in agriculture, it has to be that farmers know best.
List of Partners
- Unione Regionale delle Camere di Commercio CCIIAA del Veneto (Italy)
- Sogesca (Italy)
- Federazione regionale degli agricoltori dell'Emilia Romagna - Confagricoltura Emilia Romagna (Italy)
- Azienda Agricola Bubani Giuseppe (Italy)
- Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture (Hungary)
- Pilze-Nagi (Hungary)
- Anysoft (Romania)
- Coordinadora de Organizaciones de Agricultores y Ganaderos (Spain)
- Cluj Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Romania)
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- Sharing information on food related environmental, safety and traceability aspects among European small-medium farms
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- Website:
- http://www.infoodnetwork.eu
- Project co-ordinator:
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Staff picks for Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway
RELATED: See all the cars lined up for Sunday's race Jimmie Johnson : "The focus is rightly on Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart this weekend. Away from the spotlight, though, Johnson and his No. 48 team finally get back on track with a dominant showing -- and "Six-Time" ties Gordon with his fifth career win at the Brickyard." -- Brad Norman Tony Stewart : 'Smoke' has been on a roll and no place means as much to him as the Brickyard. -- Kenny Bruce Kyle Larson : " Fueled by a landmark victory at Eldora Speedway and increased team performance, expect Kyle Larson to ride a wave of momentum into the Brickyard, backing up his two Indy top-10s by landing in Victory Lane for the first time in his Sprint Cup Series career." -- Pat DeCola Martin Truex Jr. : Furniture Row Racing puts all the pieces together, shedding any bad luck for another crown jewel win to pair with its Coca-Cola 600 triumph. -- Zack Albert Jimmie Johnson : " He's won here four times before and it's time for his frustrating summer to end." -- Holly Cain Tony Stewart : "Equipped with a third-place starting position for his final Brickyard 400 run, look for Indiana native Tony Stewart to continue his hot streak up front -- and eventually in Victory Lane." -- Jessica Ruffin Ryan Newman : "The Rocket Man has been close the past two weeks (seventh at Loudon, third at Kentucky) and qualified sixth at the Brickyard, so let's go with Indiana's forgotten son to pull off the upset on Sunday. After all, his last Sprint Cup Series win came at Indy (2013)." -- George Winkler Kyle Busch: " The Sprint Cup Series champ is starting on the pole and I think he's going to stay there to bring home his second consecutive Brickyard win. Also, with Saturday's XFINITY Series win under his belt, Busch is eyeing a sweep again, a feat that's only been done by him." -- Taylor Nunnally Carl Edwards : " The Joe Gibbs Racing driver has the speed this weekend and his quiet summer is about to come to an end with his first Brickyard win." -- RJ Kraft Jimmie Johnson : Four-time Indy winner is due for a Brickyard win and this weekend could be the year "Six-Time" ties Jeff Gordon for the most wins at the 2.5-mile track. -- Maggie MacKenzie Make your picks in Streak to the Finish !
Larson cooks up Eldora confidence, targets Indy
RELATED: Eldora's big night in photos ROSSBURG, Ohio -- While the differences between Eldora Speedway , a dirt-based short track/slice of heaven, and Indianapolis Motor Speedway , a relatively flat, wide and paved 2.5 miles of paradise, couldn't be more stark in contrast, there could be something that Wednesday night's Aspen Dental Eldora Dirt Derby winner Kyle Larson will take with him two hours due west to "The Brickyard" -- c onfidence. "Any time you can win, it helps your confidence, for sure," Larson said after picking up his first NASCAR Camping World Truck Series victory since 2013 in his third attempt at capturing one of the series' crown-jewel races. "Obviously it's way different; a half-mile dirt track to a 2(.5)-mile paved track, but confidence is key for any athlete." Larson has shown flashes of on-track brilliance in the Sprint Cup Series at times this season -- when given a car capable of working with him, rather than against him -- but his third full-time campaign has largely been a disappointment for a phenom still in search of his first premier series victory. Wednesday's landmark win, coupled with a successful recent test at one of auto racing's handful of race track meccas have the young driver seemingly destined for a successful weekend at IMS, riding a wave of momentum and increased faith in himself and his No. 42 Chip Ganassi Racing with Felix Sabates Chevrolet team. His two top-10 finishes in two Brickyard starts don't hurt, either. "I tested Indy last week; really good test, I thought," said Larson, who is 19th in the Sprint Cup Series point standings. "Really excited about this weekend. I know our team and Hendrick engines, they have some good stuff coming in and we'll see how it goes. … "We've gotten a lot better on the Cup side since the beginning of the year. We struggled really bad; we were one of the worst cars on the race track the beginning of the year. The last few months, now, we've come close a couple times. Kansas we ran up front. About Kansas time we really turned it up and ran top five most of that race, (before we) got in a wreck. Shortly after Kansas, Larson came within an intentional move of race-winner Matt Kenseth for the victory at Dover. He chose not to -- which sparked plenty of hot takes on Twitter but was almost undeniably the right decision -- and it appeared the No. 42 squad was on the right path, but it has stumbled a bit of late. Wednesday's second-place finisher Christopher Bell called Larson "the most talented guy I've ever seen, hands down," so it's only a matter of time that his talent pushes him to Victory Lane, as long as his No. 42 Chevy has the kind of drive in it that he's looking for. According to the driver, it certainly sounds like it does. "We have speed now in our cars, our Chip Ganassi Racing cars, the past few weeks, just haven't had the luck, I guess," Larson said. "We've just gotta keep working hard. We have some good tracks coming up for us." And it all starts at Indy.
Bobby Pierce making a name for himself at Eldora despite faltering in the end
RELATED: Results " Standings " Updated Chase Grid ROSSBURG, Ohio -- Kyle Larson had never heard of Bobby Pierce until last year's running of this event, when the dirt track standout earned the pole, led 39 laps and finished second. After Wednesday night's Aspen Dental Eldora Dirt Derby Camping World Truck Series race at Eldora Speedway , won by Larson, there's a good chance the Sprint Cup Series driver -- and NASCAR fans in general -- won't be forgetting his name any time soon. Pierce, in just his seventh career truck start, stomped the field to a tune of 102 of 150 laps led, sometimes approaching a full 5-second lead on the half-mile short track. But the 19-year-old had his shifter stuck in fourth gear and was unable to get it unstuck before an impending restart with less than 30 laps to go. The issue relegated him to a disappointing 25th-place finish after wrecking and slowly landing against the inside wall. "Kind of what bit me there was I couldn't get it out of fourth gear on the caution, so I was riding around there just beating it, just trying to get it out," Pierce told NASCAR.com after he was cleared and released from the infield care center. "I was restarting in second or third and I'm sure that's what Larson was doing, too, but on the restart I just couldn't get going. "I got to second (place) and I caught him there and just kind of drove it in a little too hard. Kinda hit the baby powder or whatever it was. The baby powder made it a little slick getting in, and that was all she wrote. Hit the wall, knocked the right rear off the rim." Pierce was unable to get his truck moving after hitting the wall and, despite his pleas to get pushed back on the track, was required to exit his vehicle and make a trip to the care center even though he "only hit the wall going about 1 mile per hour." Even if he'd been able to get it going again, it was unlikely that his team could've fixed the shifter, patched up any body damage and gotten him back out on the track in time to compete for the win. That's just how racing goes, sometimes. "Heck, it's always gotta be something. If you're going to win the race, you've gotta have luck and be good at the same time," said Pierce, whose best CWTS finish of the season came at Kansas (23rd). "Larson had a flat there early on and he charged back through there, but unfortunately our deal was later on so we couldn't come in and get it fixed. Even if it did, I don't think they could've gotten the tranny fixed getting it out of fourth because I tried every single trick in the book to get it out and it just would not go." Pierce said he's planning on running the event again next year, and likely has to be the odds-on favorite at this point, whether or not Larson aims to repeat his win. While no more national series events are on his schedule for the season, Pierce isn't ruling them out for the future. "Heck, the two years I've done ( Eldora ) have been really good so far," Pierce said. "(MB Motorsports team owner) Mike Mittler has treated me really well so far; planning on doing it again next year. As far as asphalt goes, just gotta find sponsorship if I'm going to do it. "(I'm pursuing more races) a little. Our dirt late model year and the previous years have been so good that even if I don't get sponsorship to try it a couple more times or whatever, then I'll be all right. It's good to run these deals. It's good to run pavement, too, because it makes you a better driver, going back to the late model and trying to pick up sponsorship." People noticed. Some of whom are undoubtedly sponsors. Feel free to do a quick Twitter search. Race fans knew Bobby Pierce was there, and race fans know Bobby Pierce is a driver to watch after these thrilling performances. "Well, hey. If I can't win," he said. "At least I put on a good show, I guess."
What it's like to eat a 'pork chop sandwich' at Eldora Speedway
ROSSBURG, Ohio -- A couple of factoids you may or may not know -- Tony Stewart owns a race track ( Eldora Speedway ) and he also owns a pet pig (which he's nicknamed 'Porkchop'). Porkchop and I are wore out after watching the truck race #Porkchop pic.twitter.com/VyrMHubRsF — Tony Stewart (@TonyStewart) May 17, 2014 Another little tidbit -- on site at Eldora , where the Camping World Truck Series will be putting on arguably the most anticipated show of the season in Wednesday night's Aspen Dental Dirt Derby (9 p.m. ET, FS1, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio), there is a vendor selling pork chop sandwiches . Dark? Yes. In poor taste? Not at all. Quite delicious, actually. I hear the guy who owns Eldora has a pet pig named "Porkchop." Dark? Yes. Poor taste? Nope. Delicious. #NASCAR pic.twitter.com/Ooneuy1S9j — Pat DeCola (@Pat_DeCola) July 20, 2016 You can judge a sandwich (or most foods, honestly) by the "Seventh-bite factor," which is a term that I literally just made up as I started writing this sentence. But hear me out. It's easy enough for a food to catch you off-guard -- good or bad -- on the first bite. When you find yourself saying "Oh my gosh, this sandwich," seven bites in, you know you've got yourself a sandwich among sandwiches. Boylan's Original Pork Chop Sandwich is that kind of sandwich. I mean, just look at it. Boylan's Original Pork Chop Sandwich (est. 1967) @EldoraSpeedway . #NASCAR #AspenDerby pic.twitter.com/ox1gadBU3P — Pat DeCola (@Pat_DeCola) July 20, 2016 It looks so simple -- the thing is enclosed in literally just a run-of-the-mill, store-bought plain hamburger bun -- but you can tell just from the picture that it's tasty AF. The secret is the marinade, which, just guessing, is a secret in itself. But whatever marination process that led to this perfectly seasoned pork tenderloin resulted in a delectably tangy-yet-sweet creation that had me actually considering getting another despite a serious lack of room in my stomach. Oh, and about that pet pig? Sorry, Porkchop. I recommend this sandwich. #NASCAR #AspenDerby pic.twitter.com/eVEPMkszZJ — Pat DeCola (@Pat_DeCola) July 20, 2016
Abreu aiming for fairy tale beginning at familiar Eldora
RELATED: Complete Eldora schedule " Eldora entry list As a rookie this year in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series ranks, dirt-racing standout Rico Abreu knew there would be a steep learning curve in his first season competing on bigger, paved speedways in race trucks. But Wednesday's truck race at Ohio's Eldora Speedway half-mile dirt track is another story. And Abreu, 24, would be happy to provide the fairy tale ending. "Definitely, I'm looking forward to it," Abreu said in a recent phone interview, his voice animated with excitement. "Just with my dirt experience and my success at Eldora , it's kind of like a plate race but without restrictors and without a superspeedway and you never know who's going to win. I feel like it's an even playing field." Abreu nearly stood in Eldora's Victory Lane this past weekend, finishing second to Donny Schatz in the Tony Stewart -owned track's famed annual King's Royal World of Outlaw sprint event Saturday. He placed third in races the previous two nights. But perhaps more important, he collected a vital scouting report on the track for this Wednesday's Aspen Dental Eldora Dirt Derby. And Abreu has won at Eldora before. He beat the great Dale Blaney at Eldora in the 2014 All Star Circuit of Champions season finale – the same year he won the USAC Midget Series national championship. A year earlier, he won a USAC race there. Clearly, Eldora is a place on the NASCAR schedule where Abreu feels at home, jokingly conceding the annual one-off dirt race might feel a bit like the Wild Wild West of racing. "I think it's an advantage [to have raced over the weekend], it's just getting a lot of track time and kind of having the chance to see what the track is going to be like," Abreu said. And of course, Eldora presents a huge opportunity to win and punch his ticket into the inaugural Camping World Truck Series Chase, too. Six races remain to set the eight-driver Chase field. Abreu currently is 14th in the driver standings. "It's another chance I have of getting in the Chase," Abreu said. "And if I don't Wednesday night, I'll have another shot then at the next race. I'm not putting too much pressure on myself, not too worried. I'm going to enjoy being at Eldora with all my friends and enjoy the atmosphere." "There's a ton of people there, a fireworks show and you get to see some asphalt trucks racing on dirt, which is new. For me to be a part of it, I'm really looking forward to it. I had a lot of fun watching last year from up in the spotter's stand and I never knew I'd have a chance to race in it." The established, two-time series championship ThorSport Racing team signed Abreu to drive the No. 98 Safelite AutoGlass Toyota Tundra late this offseason. And with very limited pavement experience – although Abreu won a NASCAR K&N Pro Series East race at Columbus, Ohio in his seventh start – he is a solid 14th in the truck standings with a pair of top-10 efforts. His best was a ninth-place finish on the Texas Motor Speedway high banks in June. Abreu's longtime friend and fellow Californian, Sprint Cup Series driver Kyle Larson , is a big supporter -- and this week at Eldora , a prime competitor. "Man, Rico ... he almost won Texas a few weeks ago, so that was cool," said Larson, who drives the No. 42 Target Chevy for Chip Ganassi Racing. "He's only been racing for less than 10 years. … It's always taken him a year or two to get things rolling where he can be consistent and figure out how to win, but once he does, he's as good as it gets. "In sprint cars it took him three years, probably, and now he's considered a favorite every time he goes to the race track. He'll learn a lot throughout this year of Truck racing, and hopefully by the end of the year he'll be consistently in the Top 10." Maybe even beginning weekend at Eldora . "I'm very lucky to be doing all this stuff," Abreu said. "I just wish I was doing better, to be honest. I haven't had the best results this year. But we're close. I just need to put a whole night together, and really feel like Eldora could be the turning point of my season."
Full schedule for Indianapolis and Eldora
RELATED: Find NBCSN in your area " Watch live online at NBCSports.com The NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and NASCAR XFINITY Series will gather for a doubleheader weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway while the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is at Eldora Speedway this week. Check out the full weekend schedule below. Note: All times are ET SUNDAY, JULY 24: PRE-RACE SCHEDULE —1:00:00 p.m.: NSCS Driver/Crew Chief Meeting (Plaza meeting Room 4) —2:05:00 p.m.: Military Salute Parade Lap with an address to the troops during the parade lap delivered from Victory Podium —2:30:00 p.m.: NSCS Driver Introductions with Special Awards —2:58:00 p.m.: America the Beautiful by: Late Shift — 3:00:00 p.m.: Intro Presentation of Colors by: Joint Services Color Guard —3:00:10 p.m.: Invocation by: Howard Brammer —3:00:50 p.m.: National Anthem by: Cassadee Pope — 3:02:40 p.m.: Fly-By TOT: VFA-101 Grim Reapers (Turn 4-1) —3:02:50 p.m.: "Drivers to your cars" PA Announcement —3:07:40 p.m.: "Drivers, Start Your Engines" by: Tony George —3:19:40 p.m.: Green Flag: Crown Royal Combat Wounded Coalition 400 at The Brickyard (160 Laps, 400 Miles) ON TRACK: INDIANAPOLIS -- 3 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Crown Royal Presents The Combat Wounded Coalition 400 at the Brickyard (160 laps, 400 miles), NBCSN ( Results ) PRESS CONFERENCES ( Watch live ) -- 6:30 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series post race DAILY ROUNDUP -- Patrick looks to better season at Indy -- 'Smoke' honored with standing O -- Photos: All of Sunday's Indy action -- Busch dominates to sweep weekend -- Stewart, Gordon give one final show at Indy -- Chase bubble post-Indy race -- Busch: Kissing the bricks at Indy -- No. 88 fill-in brings in special day for 'too old' Gordon TUESDAY, JULY 19: ON TRACK: ELDORA -- 6:30-7:55 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series first practice ( Results ) -- 9-9:55 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series final practice ( Results ) WEDNESDAY, JULY 20: ON TRACK: ELDORA -- 5:15 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Keystone Light Pole Qualifying, FS1 ( Qualifying races lineup ) -- 7 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series First Qualifying Race (10 laps), FS1 -- 7:09 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Second Qualifying Race (10 laps), FS1 -- 7:18 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Third Qualifying Race (10 laps), FS1 -- 7:27 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Fourth Qualifying Race (10 laps), FS1 -- 7:36 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Fifth Qualifying Race (10 laps), FS1 -- 8:15 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Last Chance Qualifying Race (15 laps), FS1 ( Full race lineup ) -- 9 p.m.: NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Aspen Dental Eldora Dirt Derby (150 laps/40-50-60, 75 miles), FS1 ( Results ) DAILY ROUNDUP -- Larson bounces back to win at Eldora dirt track -- Tackling three key questions on Junior, Gordon -- Kenseth, No. 20 team penalized for failed inspection -- Through the years: Drivers of the No. 88 -- Dale Jr. out, Gordon in No. 88 at Indianapolis -- Paint Scheme Preview: Indianapolis and Eldora FRIDAY, JULY 22: ON TRACK: INDIANAPOLIS -- noon-1:25 p.m.: NASCAR XFINITY Series first practice, NBCSN ( Results ) -- 1:30 p.m.-2:55 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series first practice, NBCSN ( Results ) -- 3-3:55 p.m.: NASCAR XFINITY Series final practice, NBCSN ( Results ) -- 4-5:25 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series final practice, NBCSN ( Results ) PRESS CONFERENCES ( Watch live ) -- 10:30 a.m.: Jeff Gordon -- 11 a.m.: Wood Brothers -- 11:30 a.m.: Kyle Busch -- 11:45 a.m.: Roush Fenway Racing -- 12:15 p.m.: Ryan Newman -- 12:30 p.m.: Jimmie Johnson -- 12:45 p.m.: Tony Stewart GARAGECAM ( Watch live ) -- 11:30 a.m.: NASCAR XFINITY Series -- 1 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series DAILY ROUNDUP -- Dale Jr. tweets update: 'I sensed improvement' -- Gordon talks return, Dale Jr. at Indy -- Gordon: SHR reached out before Daytona -- Keelan makes regrettable deal with DeLana, more tweets -- Views from Gordon's first day in the No. 88 -- Busch sweeps XFINITY practices at Indy -- Johnson, Busch top Indy sessions SATURDAY, JULY 23: ON TRACK: INDIANAPOLIS -- 11:40 a.m.: NASCAR XFINITY Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying, NBCSN ( Lineup ) -- 1:45 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Coors Light Pole Qualifying, NBCSN ( Results ) -- 3:30 p.m.: NASCAR XFINITY Series Lilly Diabetes 250 Heat #1 (20 laps, 50 miles), NBCSN ( Results ) -- 4:25 p.m. (approx): NASCAR XFINITY Series Lilly Diabetes 250 Heat #2 (20 laps, 50 miles), NBCSN ( Results ) -- 5:05 p.m. (approx): NASCAR XFINITY Series Lilly Diabetes 250 Main (60 laps, 150 miles), NBCSN ( Results ) PRESS CONFERENCES ( Watch live ) -- 12:15 p.m.: Danica Patrick -- 3 p.m.: NASCAR Sprint Cup Series post qualifying -- 6 p.m.: NASCAR XFINITY Series post race DAILY ROUNDUP -- Ky. Busch scores Coors Light Pole for Brickyard -- See every car in Sunday's field -- Gordon preps for Indianapolis -- Smith challenges fellow drivers on the links -- Johnson looks to cure cold spell at the Brickyard -- See the best photos from Indianapolis -- Gordon keeps expectations 'realistic' -- Strong starting spot at Indy ' a big deal' for Stewart -- Ky. Busch holds off Harvick for XFINITY win -- Allgaier uses last restart to score Dash 4 Cash prize -- Suarez, Sadler clinch XFINITY Chase spots
Drivers gear up for a night on dirt at Eldora
Dirt-track experience isn't a must for those competing in this week's NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race, the Aspen Dental Eldora Dirt Derby, at Eldora Speedway . But it certainly doesn't hurt. "I think that it's very beneficial to have dirt experience when you're running hot laps and when you're qualifying," Tyler Reddick , driver of the No. 29 Ford for Brad Keselowski Racing, told NASCAR.com. "And a little bit in the heat race, depending on which heat race you're in -- if you're in the first (heat), the track will be a little wetter than it will be in the sixth and it probably means more. "Definitely as you get into the feature, the dirt experience doesn't mean as much, but I'd hate to say it doesn't mean much because if you look at the top three at the end of the race last year, three of the dirt guys in that race (finished) 1-2-3. So I'd hate to tell you that it doesn't mean a lot." Christopher Bell ( Kyle Busch Motorsports), Bobby Pierce (MB Motorsports) and Reddick took the top three spots in last year's annual pilgrimage to the historic Rossburg, Ohio, venue. Bell came up through the USAC circuit, competing in sprints before making the transition to NASCAR and asphalt. Pierce went the Late Model route as did Reddick, each grooming himself for the next step. Reddick is currently seventh in points and seeking his first win of the season. He finished 11th at Eldora in 2014 before his third-place run a year ago. The 11th stop of the season for the series is scheduled to get underway at 9 p.m. ET (FS1, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). Keeping up with the changing track conditions is crucial, Reddick said, but it's also easy to out-think oneself. "One of my mistakes last year was relying on what the old Eldora would have done," he said. "They watered the bottom pretty good last year in that race and I started up toward the front. I made the mistake of going to the top too soon. The bottom hung around for I felt like 20-25 laps. It may not have been that long but it felt that way because I was getting freight trained because I went to the top too soon and everyone was passing me on the bottom. "I guess that's the new Eldora , with less banking the bottom sticks around a bit longer." Two-time series champion Matt Crafton and John Hunter Nemechek , this year's Atlanta race winner, are among the few in the field that have run well consistently at the half-mile track, logging top-10 finishes each season. "Hopefully we break into that top five, maybe top three," Nemechek said. "I felt like we had a great truck last year; we got behind on a couple of adjustments on the first break, (then) we made our truck better." This year's 150-lap feature will be run in three segments of 40, 50 and 60 laps. There will be a competition caution between each segment. "I think that will play a major part in who gambles and who doesn't for track position, when to come take tires," Nemechek said of the format. "Do you take tires both times or stay out and come in for the last one? It's going to put a whole different perspective on it and a whole different strategy for each team." Reddick said he's a fan of the longer final segment but agreed with Nemechek's assessment of varying pit strategies. Track position will likely be key, he said, adding that "as much fun as it is to race there and as easy as you would think it would be to pass, it's actually pretty hard to pass there. "Track position is important. ... The tires are pretty bullet-proof but you can still wear them out I'm sure."
William Byron bracing for Eldora dirt debut
RELATED: Eight drivers to watch at Eldora This week's NASCAR Camping World Truck series stop, the Aspen Dental Eldora Dirt Derby at Eldora Speedway , will be the dirt debut for series points leader William Byron. The Kyle Busch Motorsports driver is in his first full season in the series and recently spent some time getting accustomed to making the transition from asphalt to dirt, shaking down a Late Model entry with teammate Christopher Bell. "That's really about it," Byron, 18, said of his dirt-track experience. "It went well; I liked it a lot. "It was a lot different, a lot of the things were the opposite way of how we do them on asphalt. It was interesting." Wednesday night's feature is scheduled for 9 p.m. ET (FS1, MRN, SiriusXM NASCAR Radio). The 150-lap race format will consist of three segments of 40, 50 and 60 laps. In spite of his limited non-asphalt experience, Byron hasn't tempered his expectations for this week's race. "I think it's going to be a lot of learning the first half of the race," he said. "The last half, if we can have the truck together and have good track position I think we can go for the win. "I think it's all about just getting yourself in the right position for the last 60 laps and being able to figure out which line to take, figure out where the grip is on the race track as it changes with the dirt." Winning appears to have come easily for Byron, who has scored victories this year at Kansas, Texas, Iowa and Kentucky. The Kansas win came in just his fifth start in the series. That quick adaptation to tracks he'd rarely seen and the surprising success have been the result of "having the right tools and the right focus going to the race track," he said. "I think our team is adapting well also. We've been able to bring something that's pretty close to the track. That we're able to fire off and get better in practice is the biggest key. I think we always end practice pretty happy this year, that's really the most important part. Just learning the track and getting up to speed as quickly as I can and then making adjustments to make sure we're ready to go come race time." Byron leads two-time series champion Matt Crafton (ThorSport Racing) by 13 points. The two are the only drivers thus far to have clinched spots in this year's inaugural Camping World Truck Series Chase. The seven-race, championship-determining playoff will feature eight teams competing through three rounds. It will kick off later this season at New Hampshire Motor Speedway .
1-on-1 with Eldora winner Kyle Larson
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We are VERY SORRY to announce that Dr. Murphy has found it necessary to bring an end to her medical practice in Pacifica. This is primarily as a result of recent unexpected insurance changes.... After searching for many solutions, it became apparent that the wisest choice was to close this office. She looked at multiple options and ways to keep the practice going, but it just didn't "make sense" any more to do so.
Many of you know that Dr. Murphy has been commuting from Hawaii for the past year. This change has nothing to do with that commute, as she will continue to travel from Maui as she practices medicine in Oregon, where she will be closer to her mother as she ages, and closer to other family and friends. We are all very fond of our practice and our patients and Pacifica, and all will be missed!
Dr. Kim also will be starting a new job - in San Jose associated with Foothill College.
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If you are an HMO patient taking medication or with issues that Dr. Murphy is helping you to manage: You need to be seen in our office sometime in JUNE 2016, as our HMO contract will end June 30, 2016. Any HMO visits after June 30 will be "cash pay" visits that your insurance will not cover. You should receive a letter from Mills Peninsula Medical Group with information about how to transfer to a new primary MD.
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There's the first round of today's *TRIPLE POMO*. Next round after Europe closes. Then monthly window dressing will hit?
Credit bubble took decades..this fed liquidity tailer made for financials..my concern this only benefits the wealthy and credit worthy which are a small percentage...the gap of class grows even greater. Once again can trickle down work and can the economy gain ground and lift all boats? I really have no idea how this plays out. It's not going to happen over night in my opinion. Stay with the trend for now.


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In mesh-based peer-to-peer (P2P) streaming systems, each video sequence is divided into segments, which are then streamed from multiple senders to a receiver. The receiver needs to coordinate the senders by specifying a transmission schedule for each of them. We consider the problem of scheduling segment transmission in P2P streaming systems, where different segments have different weights in terms of quality improvements to the received video. Our goal is to compute the transmission schedule for each receiver in order to maximize the perceived video quality. We first show that this scheduling problem is NP-Complete. We then present an integer linear programming (ILP) formulation for it, so that it can be solved with any ILP solver. This optimal solution, however, is computationally expensive and is not suitable for real-time P2P streaming systems. Thus, we propose two approximation algorithms to solve this segment scheduling problem. These algorithms provide theoretical guarantees on the worst-case performance. The first algorithm considers the weight of each video segment. The second algorithm is simpler and it assumes that segments carry equal weights. We analyze the performance and complexity of the two algorithms. In addition, we rigorously evaluate the proposed algorithms with simulations and experiments using a prototype implementation. Our simulation and experimental results show that the proposed algorithms outperform other algorithms that are commonly used in deployed P2P streaming systems and that have been recently proposed in the literature.
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crapper_sold_at_six • Aug 20, 2013 2:46 PM
Take it from me, bashing from the "Street Gangs" will stay with this company even if INO breeds cattle that poop gold cow pies.
If the meds work and INO saves countless lives, the "Street Gangs" will complain about the overpopulation it caused.
If a study has a participant die as a passenger in a train crash, the "Street Gangs" will blame the fumes from the exhaled breath of the study participant for affecting the engineer (an accident was blamed on an Amylin drug on the Amylin board many years back and the wackos went nuts on that one).
All this attention means there is A LOT of money that will change hands in INO over the next several years. A #$%$ company wouldn't get this much attention from the "Street Gangs". It would die quietly.
Keep the news flowing!
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Ignore the "Street Gangs" #$%$, answer with facts.
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Take if from a very long time Amylin long: All that matters is if the company has success. Enjoy the summer while it lasts.
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Agreed. Stay strong. INO has many opportunities to hit it big and it will.
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We have proposed a real-time multi-target tracking system by cooperative behaviors of active vision agents (AVAs), where an AVA is a logical model of a network-connected computer with an active camera. All AVAs change their roles adaptively by negotiating with each other. The previous system, however, was unable to simultaneously track target objects that are greater in number than the AVAs. In this paper, we realize the increase in number of simultaneously trackable objects by improving cooperative tracking protocols so that AVAs exchange a large amount of information with each other without increasing network traffic. This system enables the increase of trackable objects by (1) an AVA that provides information of observed objects for several agencies (i.e., a group of AVAs that track the same target) and (2) a vacant-agency that receives information of its target from AVAs tracking other objects. Experimental results demonstrate that our system can track multiple targets (greater in number than the cameras) simultaneously and robustly in real time.
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