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Portable Ubuntu Linux for Scientific Computing32 weekly downloads
ASCII Pyng Pong
ASCII Pyng Pong (Pyng because of Python) is coded in Python using Curses. At the moment, it offers an unbeatable AI only!8 weekly downloads
A new ncurses binding for python, generated with the help of SWIG. Includes bindings for libncurses, libpanel, libmenu, and libform.6 weekly downloads
Pymel stands for: Python MP3-player by Eelco Lempsink and is a fully Python based program to use with the mp3serverbox (http://www.mp3sb.org). It doesn't play mp3's itself (yet). It runs within a curses environment (text-based).4 weekly downloads
System to assist with the management of a local Buddhist study library. Will download and install chosen documentation (sutras, etc), index them, and provide a web interface. Python, HTML. Needs a webserver, namazu. Can be used for other documents, too.3 weekly downloads
Deckard is a simple, curses based, database front-end written in python. The idea is to make something like Microsoft Access, using curses screens, and independent of the database engine.3 weekly downloads
SecurityLevel - Manage security settings
Started as part of the Google Summer of Code 2005, this tool adjusts security settings on Linux systems, including firewall and SELinux policies. This tool aims to replace the system-config-securitylevel tool from Red Hat and Fedora Core systems.2 weekly downloads
ThePacketMaster Linux Security Server
Live Security/Forensics Linux Distribution, built from scratch and packed full of tools useful for vulnerability analysis, penetration tests, and forensic analysis.2 weekly downloads
A python module that allows a script to have a menu-based user interface that can be displayed using GTK2, curses, or plain text.2 weekly downloads
Multi Threaded Download Accelerator
FTP/HTTP;Resume Broken Downloads;Split file into multiple parts;download from mirrors; maximize simultaneous connections;HTTP Proxy Authentication;1 weekly downloads
Canada is a multi-purpose curses-based graphical visual effects thingy which displays pretty pictures.1 weekly downloads
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Curses File Manager
A curses based filemanager loosely resembling emacs dired mode written in python.1 weekly downloads
Debian Distribution Mirror
Debian Distribution Mirror is Python mirror software for Debian GNU/Linux distribution packages using wget1 weekly downloads
Evad MPD client
A client to the MPD music player server that operates in curses with keyboard-only control. Heavily inspired by ncmpc1 weekly downloads
HyperLinked Text
Hylt is a file format that provides HYperLinked Text with minimal markup, meant to be both easy to view in any program and easy to keep in a version control system. The Hylt project covers the file specification, viewers, and tools to manage Hylt files.1 weekly downloads
Trinkets for hackers. Currently: Rubik cube move series inventor. Go solver for tiny boards. Jokes converted into lateral puzzles. Turing machine enumeration Things coming: sci-fi ideas/stories, chess (endgame), etc... License GPL+GFDL1 weekly downloads
An ncurses console game, where the player is a netrunner of cyberpunk fiction (William Gibson). Project mostly stalled.1 weekly downloads
Puke is a jukebox style curses frontend for mpg123 or mpg321 written in python. Its main feature is the ability to search for songs and queue them up for play. If there are no songs queued it will play a random song.1 weekly downloads
An object-oriented Python framework for the simple implementation of ncurses text user interfaces, allowing for widget development in a GUI-programming manner.1 weekly downloads
Pysound - A python module containing a curses-based mp3 player (mpycurse), an mp3 management database (mpylib), and other modules and utilities for dealing with mp3s and audio generally.1 weekly downloads
This is sked: a small text-based calendar/scheduling program, designed in the spirit of Mutt and vim.1 weekly downloads
The Wise Guys
The developping part of the TheWiseGuys group. We develop role-playing settings and systems and character-generators. Eg. A vampire setting in Leuven, A AD&D settings, A new game, A new language ...1 weekly downloads
Two Turntables and a Microphone
A little more than the command line, a lot less than Midnight Commander, and a home-row-based interface (I don't want to say vi-like, but then again, I just did). This is the file mangler I use, and I thought you might like it. Written in Python.1 weekly downloads
Vimuiex is a library and a set of plugins for the Vim text editor. It adds a popup listbox that is displayed in an overlapping window inside Vim. Plugins: text menu, file browser, buffer list, MRU files, enhanced vimgrep (occur), ...1 weekly downloads


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A warm welcome was given to Gabon's Minister of Petroleum and Hydrocarbons, His Excellency Etienne Dieudonné Ngoubou, during a visit to the Secretariat on 30 June 2016.Read more
The OPEC Secretariat is pleased to announce the release of the 51st edition of the Annual Statistical Bulletin (ASB).
The 169th Meeting of the Conference of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) was held in Vienna, Austria, on Thursday, 2 June 2016.Read more
by HE Dr. Mohammed Bin Saleh Al-Sada, Qatar's Minister of Energy and Industry and President of the OPEC Conference, Vienna, Austria, 2 June 2016.Read more
Delivered by HE Abdalla S. El-Badri, OPEC Secretary General, at the 17th International Oil Summit, 21 April 2016, Paris, France.Read more
Opening address by HE Abdalla S. El-Badri, OPEC Secretary General, at the Chatham House Conference: Middle East and North Africa Energy 2016, 25 January 2016, London, U.K.Read more
Delivered by HE Abdalla S. El-Badri, Secretary General, to the Third Summit of the Heads of State and Government of the Gas Exporting Countries Forum (GECF), 23 November 2015, Tehran, I.R. Iran.Read more
Speech delivered by HE Abdalla S. El-Badri, OPEC Secretary General, at the 6th Asian Ministerial Energy Roundtable, Session 1: 'Oil markets: a new normal or just another cycle, and what does it mean for Asia?', 9 November 2015, Doha, Qatar.Read more


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Financial assets held by Japanese households at the end of June grew 5.0 percent from a year earlier to 1,590.11 trillion yen, the Bank of Japan said Thursday, reflecting rising share prices and higher market values of foreign currency-denominated deposits due to a weaker yen.
Cash and deposits held by households increased 2.0 percent to 859.84 trillion yen, while investment trust funds soared 29.0 percent to 71.85 trillion yen and shares and other equities jumped 31.4 percent to 128.90 trillion yen, the central bank's quarterly survey showed.
The outstanding balance of Japanese government bonds rose 3.0 percent to 969.27 trillion yen, while the outstanding balance of government bonds held by the BOJ hit an all-time high of 149.63 trillion yen, up 55.5 percent as it increases government bond purchases under its monetary easing policy.
Government bonds held by domestic banks dropped 14.2 percent to 137.37 trillion yen and those held by overseas investors fell 0.4 percent to 81.42 trillion yen, the BOJ said.
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The fast get faster
With all the news and excitement about the Sandy Bridge architecture, platform and processors from Intel since their launch in January, it is easy to overlook the Nehalem architecture that continues to sell and be integrated into the fastest consumer PCs available. Remember Nehalem and its three digit model numbers? You really have to stretch that memory as it was before the CPU/GPU combo of Sandy Bridge and even before the Clarkdale / Lynnfield processors that began the move towards lower cost dual-channel memory based processors.
It seems odd to think that today we are taking a step BACK in time to review the new Core i7-990X processor and a very nicely upgraded X58 motherboard from Intel in the form of the DX58SO2. The Core i7-990X is a Gulftown (6-core) processor that in many cases becomes the fastest consumer processor on the market and flagship CPU for Nehalem and the "Extreme Edition" suffix. Replacing the i7-980X, the 990X will fill that $999 processor segment for extreme enthusiasts and high end system builders.
Past Nano History
One could argue that VIA jumped on the low power bandwagon before it was really cool. Way back in the late 90s VIA snatched up processor firms Cyrix and Centaur, and started to merge those design teams to create low powered x86 CPUs. Over the next several years VIA was still flying high on the chipset side, but due to circumstances started to retreat from that business. On the Intel side it was primarily due to the legal issues that stemmed from the front side bus license that VIA had, and how it apparently did not apply to the Pentium 4. On the AMD side it was more about the increased competition from NVIDIA and ATI/AMD, plus the lack of revenue from that smaller CPU market. Other areas have kept VIA afloat through the years, such as audio codecs, very popular Firewire controllers, and the latest USB 3.0 components that are starting to show up.
Considering all of the above, VIA thought its best way to survive was to get into the CPU business and explore a niche in the x86 market that had been widely ignored except for a handful of products from guys like Nat Semi (who had originally bought up Cyrix). In the late 90s and early 00s there just was not much of a call for low power x86 products, and furthermore the industry was still at a point where even mundane productivity software would max out the top end x86 processors at the time. This was a time where 1GHz was still not common, and all processors were single core. Fast forward to 2011 and we have four and six core processors running in excess of 3 GHz. We have also seen a dramatic shift in the x86 realm to specialized, lower power processors.
Read on for more details!
Phenom II End of Line
It was January, 2009 when AMD released their first 45 nm product to the desktop market. While the server market actually received the first 45 nm parts some months earlier, they were pretty rare until AMD finished ramping production and was able to release the next generation of Phenom parts into the wild. The Phenom II proved an able competitor to Intel's seemingly unstoppable Core 2 architecture. While the Phenom II typically had to be clocked slightly higher than the competing products, they held up well in terms of price and performance.
AMD was finally able to overcome the stigma of the original Phenom launch, which was late, slow, and featured that wonderful revision B2 bug. The Phenom II showed none of those problems, per clock performance was enhanced, and the chips were able to run at speeds of 3.0 GHz. These chips were able to hit speeds of 4+ GHz on water cooling, and 5+ GHz using LNO2. AMD seemed finally back in the game. The Phenom II looked to propel AMD back into competitiveness with Intel, and the leaks pertaining to the 6 core versions of the architecture only made consumers all the more excited for what was to come.
Just Like Zacate Before It...
AMD let leak today that late last month the Singapore packaging facility shipped the first Llano products for revenue. This is a big event for AMD, as their Future Really is Fusion. I take a look at what all this means for the company, as well as cover how their motherboard partners are going to handle part of the transition to AM3+.Way back in early November, 2010 it was reported that AMD began their first revenue shipments of the Zacate/Ontario processors to their partners. This was big news for AMD, as they expected these processors to make quite the impact in the market. It took a while for the first processors to actually hit the market in final form, and it wasn't until after CES in early 2011 that we actually saw products that were available to consumers. Things really did not take off until as recently as February, and the demand for these chips is still at a very high level.
So today's announcement on the AMD Blog site that the packaging arm of AMD in Singapore has shipped the first revenue Llano based parts is very important for the company. While Llano is not based on the next generation Bulldozer CPU architecture, it does feature what could be argued as the fastest and most advanced integrated graphics processor in the world. AMD is still aiming for solid CPU performance by including a fast four core Phenom II based processor, with some IPC improvements that should help it keep competitive in most workloads. But the real star will be the graphics. While we have seen some big leaps forward over the past few years in integrated performance, this should be a significant landmark in graphics technology. AMD was one of the first to provide users with acceptable 3D performance in the original AMD 690G chipset, and improved it with the 780, 785, and 800 series of integrated graphics. The integrated part inside the Llano should be quantum leap ahead in features and performance as compared to anything else out there.
The happy group of workers with the plain, brown colored box holding the first revenue shipment of Llano based processors.
It took approximately three months before we saw initial penetration of Zacate based parts in the retail market, and we can expect about the same amount of time for Llano. This will be the first 32 nm part that AMD has released, which is around 18 months after Intel launched their first 32 nm parts. AMD and GLOBALFOUNDRIES have wanted to cut that gap, but nobody else in the world has the fabrication resources that Intel does. I would imagine that many of these first Llano parts are actually aimed at the notebook market, where they could make the biggest financial impact as well as provide some TDP/clockspeed leeway which allows GLOBALFOUNDRIES time to work on higher clocked versions to improve yields and bins.
We will see desktop parts shortly after, and can expect a fair supply by early July. This should be hitting OEMs as they are preparing for the "Back to School" launches in early August. AMD is truly offering what looks to be standalone graphics card performance on a CPU, all at around 95 watts TDP for the average desktop part. Combined with a true quad core processor and an ample amount of L2 cache per core, we should see performance that rivals that of a high end Athlon II X4 combined with a HD 6550 graphics card. All combined in one nice little package, and for a slightly lower cost (and a lower cost of goods for the manufacturer).
Earlier last week we were informed that quite a few motherboards from Asus, Gigabyte, and MSI will be compatible with the upcoming AM3+ based Bulldozer products. Because none of these current boards are built to utilize CPU graphics, they likely will not be compatible with Llano. This really wouldn't make any sense anyway, since current AM3 processors would work just as well as the first generation of Llano processors. But the current AM3 motherboards should not have a problem with the first generation of Bulldozer processors.
Gigabyte is shipping boards with the block socket denoting AM3+ compatibility.
Asus and MSI are providing BIOS updates to their 800 series of motherboards. Asus looks to provide BIOS updates for 890FX, 890GX, and some 880G based boards. MSI is concentrating on the 890FX and 890GX series, but leaving out the 880 and 870 parts. Gigabyte is actually shipping "Black Socket" AM3+ compatible boards, and these comprise nearly their entire current lineup of 800 series of boards. Users have spotted the black socket 870 boards for sale around North America, but so far they have been a handful of boards. From all indications these are not actually AM3+ sockets, but are in fact AM3 but in a black plastic to convey Bulldozer/AM3+ compatibility. The AM3 socket actually has 941 pin holes, but AM3 CPUs feature 938 pins. AM3+ will features 942 pin holds, but the assumption is that the actual chips themselves will have a few pins less than 942. Hence the ability to fit into current AM3 boards even though AM3+ processors will have more pins. There will likely be certain tradeoffs with using an AM3 board with AM3+ processors, and these look to be related to power efficiency and maximum turbo clockspeed targets. Current AM3 boards do not look to have the vast VCore switching that AM3+ boards will have, and we could see some limitations provided the HT 3.0 bus of current AM3 boards as compared to the updated HT 3.1 revision in AM3+.
Rumor has it that the Bulldozer release will be around June 20, while Llano will be officially unveiled in the first week of July. That may or may not hold true, depending on how well AMD is able to ship these products. Computex will likely see a lot more information slip out, as well as the ubiquitous motherboard support and floor samples being freely viewed by the public. The official release of AM3+ motherboards should occur by the end of this month, and perhaps in early May. AMD has a great need to seed the market with these motherboards, and they are also backwards compatible with AM3 processors. We also may see the first integrated support of USB 3.0 in these motherboards, as AMD has received USB 3.0 certification for the Hudson FCH core logic chips. There is still confusion as to how these are going to be placed in the market, or if they are even compatible in conjunction with the AMD 900 series of northbridge chips.
These are certainly exciting times for AMD. The HD 6000 series of graphics chips are doing well in the market. They are now truly competitive at the high end again. Their CPUs have been holding their own, especially due to the help that Intel gave them with the Sandy Bridge issue. They are about to release what looks to be a very power CPU architecture in Bulldozer, and they will be rewriting the books when it comes to integrated graphics performance and capabilities. Certainly AMD will not overtake Intel, but we as consumers do need a strong and competitive AMD for the sake of our own wallets.
One of our Sandy Bridge complaints
Lucid first showed up its Virtu software virtualization for GPUs at CES in January but they are now finally ready to give us some hands on testing time. Virtu promises to marry the integrated graphics features of the Sandy Bridge Intel processor graphics to the performance of discrete solutions from NVIDIA and AMD.
AMD at the ISSCC 2011
AMD has provided further details on the Bulldozer architecture at the ISSCC 2011 conference. These include an overall view of each module and some of the physical characteristics, a redesign of the schedulers and integer execution units, and a comprehensive look at power saving features that allow the Bulldozer core to exist in moderate power and TDP ranges. We cover the highlights of the submitted papers and make some guesses at what the final product will look like.
Intel Missteps
AMD is unleashing a... marketing campaign. Ok, we were hoping that with the Sandy Bridge bug and its delay, AMD would step up and release at least some new CPUs and perhaps the new AM3+ platform. But alas, we take a look at the only official response to Intel's stumble. While this is a new trick from AMD, will it be enough to gobble up some business that Intel left on the table by pulling Sandy Bridge parts from the market?
Boldly Going...
For years NVIDIA has been hiring engineers with CPU backgrounds, and with the Tegra series of products we finally see what they have been working on. NVIDIA has foregone trying to get a x86 license, and instead is jumping with both feet into the world of ARM processors. Considering the market NVIDIA is aiming for, they have the chance to be a prominent figure in processor technology for years to come.
Sandy Bridge Architecture Overview
Intel's newest processor architecture is here, codenamed Sandy Bridge. The first mainstream monolithic CPU/GPU part on the market, the SNB processor lineup impressed us in our testing. We review the Core i7-2600K, Core i5-2500K and 2400 as well as the dual-core Core i3-2100. There are lot of questions answered: is the new processor graphics going to kill cheap discrete cards? Is performance better than Lynnfield? Is the media transcoding technology worthy of the hype?
Mobile Quad-Core Power
So you've read about the desktop version of Sandy Bridge - how will the mobile version compare? As a quad-core, 8-thread processor, the Core i7-2820QM is a powerful CPU that will make any mobile user drool. How does it, as well as the upgraded graphics, stand up against the Arrandale and older Core 2 Duo notebook platforms?
The Holiday Season Swings Around Again
December has come around again, and AMD is sprucing up their lineup with three new processors sporting a 100 MHz increase in clockspeed. The new AMD "King of the Hill" is the Phenom II X6 1100T, a Black Edition processor which incrementally increases AMD's top performer. Along for the ride are the Athlon II X3 455 and Phenom II X2 565.
A quick visit to Austin
AMD's first Fusion APU is nearly here and we are finally able to talk about performance results from our hands out time with a reference platform a couple weeks back. The new AMD E-350 with Radeon HD 6310 graphics is going to put the world of ultra-mobile computing on its head!
What brings you to Austin?
AMD invited PCPer.com down to Austin to lay hands on the higher powered version of AMD's first APU family of products. Ryan was able to work with the Brazos based platform, and was able to tell briefly about his experiences. We also put together a preview of the Bobcat architecture, and what kind of changes it brings to AMD's latest processor cores.
Some VIA History
Since the original VIA Nano was released, we have been expecting the dual core version to eventually hit the scene. Now after several years, we have our hands on the first samples of this new product. We also were able to see what the VIA VN1000 integrated graphics chipset can do in the face of the latest competition from AMD.
Speed Bumps (and more) for Everyone!
AMD again refreshes its lineup with a speed bump, but it also throws a couple new wrinkles. The Phenom II X6 1075T is not a speed bump, nor is it unlocked, but it helps to flesh out the X6 family of parts at $245 US. AMD also introduces a new barnburner with the Phenom II X4 970. The Phenom II X2 560, Athlon II X4 645, Athlon II X3 450, and Athlon II X2 265 round out the collection of parts. Each is unique in their own special way, and we test every one.
AMD has plans for 2011
AMD is always lurking right around the corner during IDF and was eagerly showing off their Zacate / Ontario APUs. The first of the CPU/GPU hybrids from AMD are proving to be incredibly impressive performers especially with the power consumption taken into consideration. We took some time this week to sit down with them present you with the results!
Turbo, only better
At IDF this week, Intel is revealing much more information about the new Sandy Bridge processor architecture and one of many interesting features is a new version of Turbo Boost and how it functions with the platform. After spending some time with a handful of engineers and asking about the next-generation Turbo Boost technology, I think we have a good grasp of what it is, how it works and how it affects many different aspects of the new Intel platform.
The First APU from AMD Could be a Good One
At this year's IFA in Berlin, AMD further took the wraps off of their first APU/Fusion processor. Two variants of the chip were further detailed by AMD, and a bit more digging has uncovered some more interesting aspects of this groundbreaking processor from AMD.
The first for AMD
AMD was on stage today at the first annual Global Technology Conference hosted by former AMD production arm GLOBALFOUNDRIES talking about their move to 32nm process technology and their partnership with the foundry. Most importantly though we saw the first public showing of the AMD Llano Fusion desktop platform APU!!
2011 Can't Get Here Fast Enough
The original Athlon architecture has been refined and reused for the past decade at AMD. Now we finally received the first glimpse of a brand new architecture from AMD, and one that they hope will again place them at the forefront of innovation. Bulldozer is AMD's best hope to relive the success of the original Athlon and Athlon 64, and it has a good chance of doing so for the company.
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U-32 teacher up for award
EAST MONTPELIER A teacher at U-32 has been nominated for the national LifeChanger of the Year award.
Special education teacher Judd Levine was nominated by John and Chris Beling, parents of a former U-32 student with Aspergers syndrome.
There are many other kids who struggle and lack support, and Judd is there for them, said Chris Beling in a news release. Thanks to Judds work and the work of others like him, our son is now in his junior year at the University of Vermont. He is doing well academically and is passionate about his schoolwork. We have met other parents who have remarked on Judds ability to connect with their children when others cannot.
According to the release, the LifeChanger of the Year is a national program sponsored by National Life Group that recognizes and rewards outstanding kindergarten through 12th-grade educators and school district employees from around the country who make a positive difference in the lives of students.
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Região local
Nestled along the banks of the River Sabarmati in the state of Gujarat, and once the home of Mahatma Gandhi and Sardar Patel, Ahmedabad has a rich history that dates back to the 11th century. The Four Points by Sheraton Ahmedabad is conveniently located in the city centre, just opposite the Gujarat University Exhibition & Convention Centre, Ellis Bridge, and the Indian Institute of Management. The commercial district at Ashram Road is nearby, and the emerging commercial centre at S.G. Road, Satellite Road, and Drive-in Road is only six kilometres away. Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel International Airport (AMD) can be reached by car in 15 minutes.
While in India's fifth-largest city, visit the quiet Sabarmati Ashram. This simple cottage is both a national monument and a small museum. A treasure trove of intricate designs, beautifully hand-woven fabrics, and exquisite artwork can be found at the Calico Museum of Textiles in the palatial Sarabhai House. Built over 50 years by Bhanubhai Shah, the Kite Museum's colourful collection is another major attraction.
For a taste of serenity, visit the intricately carved white marble Jain Hathi Singh Temple that was built in 1850, or see the Akshardham Temple or the shaking minarets at the Sidi Bashir Mosque. Dada Harir Vav, built in 1501, is a noted city landmark. Constructed in the early 1400s by city founder Ahmed Shah, Bhadra Fort is also home the triple-arched gateway Teen Darwaja.
See the summer palace in the centre of Kankaria Lake and watch a musical fountain show. Experience more recreational fun at the popular Science City. Purchase indigenous local handicrafts, including traditional hand-embroidered and dyed clothing, at Law Garden. Savour delightful vegetarian cuisine, and be sure to try Ahmedabad's famous ice cream.
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Arte e Cultura
- Gandhi Ashram 5.0 km/3.1 milhas
- Museu de carros antigos 15.0 km/9.3 milhas
Atrações locais
- Lago Kankaria 5.0 km/3.1 milhas
- Sarkej Roza 8.0 km/5.0 milhas
- Science City 13.0 km/8.1 milhas
- Vadilal Sarabhai Hospital 0.5 km/0.3 milhas
- Templo Akshardham 29.0 km/18.0 milhas
Escritórios do Governo
- Shahibaug Military Cantonment 8.0 km/5.0 milhas
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The debate over whether CIOs are properly empowered has gone on since at least the days of Clinger-Cohen, and the Federal IT Acquisition Reform Act would codify new authorities for agencies' top IT executives.
As Department of Transportation CIO, Richard McKinney would stand to benefit from FITARA -- which has twice been passed by the House and is still awaiting Senate action -- but he sounds like someone who could be counted among the skeptics of any need to reform the system.
CIOs could have all the authority in the world, he said at the Aug. 13 Federal Forum in Washington, D.C., but if they don't use it well, then they won't be successful.
"Real authority comes from legitimacy, not from statute," said McKinney, who never mentioned FITARA by name. "From all the conversations I've had with CIOs, they've been successful not because of the statute. They get their authority from the people who work for them, from their bosses and customers."
McKinney, who worked in state and local government for years before coming to Washington, said the first step forward is changing the dialogue.
"We're just making excuses for ourselves. We ought to change that conversation," McKinney said, "and really have a conversation about what we can do as a community and not accept that's the way things will always be."
In an effort to enhance safety and performance of first responders in emergency environments, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory is undertaking a multiyear project to create wearable communication systems for emergency responders, GCN reports.
According to a recent announcement on FedBizOpps, PNNL is looking for a partner with knowledge of the integration of communications systems typically used by the emergency management and first responder community, including 4G LTE cellular technology for public safety communications, Federal Land Mobile Radio System, as well as Wi-Fi and satellite systems.
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program will soon be getting Army assistance for the safety analysis of the next-generation strike aircraft's flight software, Defense Systems reports.
The Joint Strike Fighter program office selected the Army Aviation and Missile Research Development and Engineering Center's Software Airworthiness and Safety Lab to perform independent software safety analyses of the plane.
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2014 - Outdoor: Hurdled his season best outdoor time in the 100H at 14.79 which is also his PR to place 14th at the CUSA Outdoor Championships. Indoor: Clocked a season best Indoor 60H time of 8.30 at the CUSA Indoor Championships to place 12th.
2013 - Outdoor: Did not compete. Indoor: Won the long jump at the JDL College Kick-Off Classic with a leap of 23'1.25 which was second on the team … Competed in the 60m hurdles at the same meet and finished with a time of 8.24 which was the second-best performance on the team … Was seventh in the 60m hurdles (8.50) at the Atlantic 10 Championships.
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NEW YORK — Solar energy may finally get its day in the sun.
The high costs that for years made it impractical as a mainstream source of energy are plummeting. Real estate companies are racing to install solar panels on office buildings. Utilities are erecting large solar panel "farms" near big cities and in desolate deserts. And creative financing plans are making solar more realistic than ever for homes.
Solar power installations doubled in the United States last year and are expected to double again this year. More solar energy is being planned than any other power source, including nuclear, coal, natural gas and wind.
"We are at the beginning of a turning point," says Andrew Beebe, who runs global sales for Suntech Power, a manufacturer of solar panels.
Solar's share of the power business remains tiny. But its promise is great. The sun splashes more clean energy on the planet in one hour than humans use in a year, and daytime is when power is needed most. And solar panels can be installed near where people use power, reducing or eliminating the costs of moving power through a grid.
Solar power has been held back by costs. It's still about three times more expensive than electricity produced by natural gas, according to estimates by the Energy Information Administration.
But the financial barriers are falling fast. Solar panel prices have plunged by two-thirds since 2008, making it easier for installers to market solar's financial benefits, and not simply its environmental ones. Homeowners who want to go solar can do so for free and pay the same or less for their power.
Last month two of the nation's biggest utilities, Exelon and NextEra Energy, each acquired a large California solar power farm in the early stages of development. Another utility, NRG Energy, has announced a plan with Bank of America and the real estate firm Prologis to spend $1.4 billion to install solar systems on 750 commercial rooftops.
Nationwide, solar power installations grew by 102 percent from 2009 to 2010, by far the fastest rate in the past five years.
"Every manufacturer globally is looking around for the next major growth market, and the U.S. is the first one everyone points to," says Shayle Kann, managing director for solar research at GTM Research.
Making solar affordable still requires large tax breaks and other subsidies from federal and state governments. The main federal subsidy pays for 30 percent of the cost of a residential system. When state and other subsidies are added, as much as 75 percent of the cost can be covered.
But prices of solar panels, the squares of crystalline silicon or thin layers of metal films that turn the sun's rays into electricity, are falling so fast that its advocates now credibly claim that solar will be able to compete with fossil fuels even when the federal solar subsidy shrinks by two-thirds in 2016.
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Arts Cops Tour Blog, Installment 3
Written by drummer David Weeks on March 20th, 2006, at 1:19am, just outside Little Rock, AR
Thursday, March 16th
We sleep in 'til noon, then slam mimosas and run out the door to catch GoGoGo Airheart. After only a few minutes on 7th street, we run into several Seattle music folks. Michael is in the bar chatting with our distributor, while John, Brian and I greet the likes of Johnny Sangster, Kwab and Shay from the Sunset in Ballard. A few minutes later, Mark Pickerel and Kate Becker from Vera Project join the mix. John, Kwab and Dave look for a way into the "secret" Beastie Boys show. We decide a 3-hour wait isn't worth it, and head to Ironworks Barbeque for some proper Texas fair. After lunch we run into the goddamn Beastie Boys and stop for a pic. Nice folks but Adam Yauch prefers not to be touched. We jump into our van Falco and head to The Vice Magazine party. We hear great stuff from Fatal Flying Guilloteens—crushing! Being poor and on tour, we head to Mike's sisters for more cheap Lonestar.
Friday, March 17th
We spend all day Friday at the beautiful Big Red Sun for the Mt. Fuji Records bash. We arrive early to greet the beer man. John sets up the PA and our label-mates, Little Brazil, kick off the show by noon.
Tim Seely looks every bit like Don Henley while playing Dave's kit. After we play, the party kicks into high gear with a bomb-ass set by Seattle's Saturday Knights! Mike's sister Keri manages to join them on stage. The party was packed and everyone was dancing and getting drunk. Slender Means close the night with a strong set that was abbreviated when all power cut out. It was an unfortunate end to an awesome party.
Saturday, March 18th
Our final day in Austin had us playing the 2nd annual Mt. Fuji/Sonic Boom/Control Group/Thingmakers party at the Longbranch Inn. The sky pisses down rain all day. We manage a solid crowd and go through several cases of beer donated from New Belgium. The whole day was filled with great music including sets from Wintergreen, Slender Means, Little Brazil and the Cops - all bands on Mt Fuji. Jason Hughes label, Sonic Boom Recordings, is well-represented with blistering sets by U.S.E. and Conner, the label's newest signing. Bremerton kids Lonely H, our Seattle homies Schoolyard Heroes, and the handsome Danes in Figurines pay their dues for the Control Group, a label run by Nabil Ayers of Sonic Boom.
The showcase was a smash and many great Seattle people show up to rock with us. Dana from Three Imaginary Girls, Rachel and Ben from Visqueen, Bethany from Pirate Radio, and Kyla Fairchild of Hattie's Hat and No Depression are just a few of the many friends we see. The Longbranch show wraps up as the sun goes down. Mike heads out to see Whirlwind Heat, Battle, and Superchunk; the rest of us head home and sleep.
Sunday, March 19th
Sunday is the start of our 26-hour drive to Philadelphia. We leave tornado warnings in Austin end our day in Little Rock, driving through intense rain all day. Note to self: No beers sales on in Arkansas on Sundays. Tomorrow we race a serious storm front on our way to Philly.


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The much maligned, much defended, much debated, much misspelled Cthulhu is opening in theaters August 22! No word on the actual Seattle venue yet, but we should be in the August 22 rollout.
And Lynn Shelton's My Effortless Brilliance has been acquired by IFC and will be available on its Festival Direct video-on-demand service in August. A DVD is also forthcoming.
And Charles has already informed you as to the progress of his and Robinson Devor's Seattle greenbelt fantasy, North American.