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Dunedin band The Chills will take to the stage later this
month to celebrate the launch of a year of festivities
marking the 150th anniversary of the Dunedin Botanic Garden.
Dunedin City Council communications and marketing manager
Graham McKerracher said having The Chills play was a perfect
way to get such a milestone year rolling.
''The Chills was one of the bands that really helped put the
`Dunedin sound' on the international music map. They are a
familiar part of the city's musical landscape and I'm sure a
lot of people from Dunedin - and further afield - will seize
the opportunity to hear them live in such a beautiful
setting,'' he said.
The gig on Sunday, January 27 marks the beginning of a year
of celebrations, which include exhibitions, entertainment and
educational events, as well as hosting the 2013 Global
Botanic Gardens Congress in October, which will attract
international delegates from around the world.
The Chills will feature front man Martin Phillipps, who will
be joined by James Dickson (bass) and Todd Knudson (drums),
Erica Stichbury (keyboards/guitar/violin) and Oli Wilson
Renowned for songs such as Pink Frost, I Love My Leather
Jacket and Heavenly Pop Hit, the band toured widely at home
and overseas in the 1980s and 1990s, and recorded albums in
both the United Kingdom and United States.
Shortly before The Chills play, Dunedin Mayor Dave Cull will
launch the 150th anniversary celebrations in the lower garden
at 1pm.
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Youtube, The Female Cast of The OC, and a Leather Riding Crop: Together at Last
To set the scene: I was sitting in my well-appointed office, legs up on a mahogany desk, wondering in what order I'd like to bang the female cast of the O.C. this week (I was going by height, but considered switching to alphabetically). Suddenly, Youtube CEO Ronny Hardwood Youtube bursts into my office out of breath and tells me that hes in a bad way.
A bad way? I ask, gently sloshing a snifter of Bavarian brandy, what is this, Manhattan in the 20s? Out with it Hardwood.
A few sips and a shitload of small talk later, I am informed that Ronnys eponymous sketch-delivery service is ailing for lack of quality content. He tells me theyve tried to drum up some yuks with some sort of competition, but all theyve attracted are schmucks, schlubbs and schlemiels.
Once again, I reprimand him for the 20s terms with a quick rap from my leather riding crop. Were in bed at this point, but thats inconsequential; it was time for me to hit the As and I'm not one to let a little business interfere with my pleasure.
Ill tell you what Ill do, Ronny the Bear. I will deliver to you the finest sketch available, and below cost. It will afflict the viewers with such riotous laughter that they shoot themselves in the fucking face just to make their sides stop aching.
Ronny thought that was a bit much, so we scaled it back 10%, shot it that afternoon, edited it that night over Chocotinis, and had a team of man-slaves heft it to the Youtube.
Naturally, the 40,000-dollar prize that goes along with the contest doesnt interest a man of my stature, but I suppose I could use the bricks of cash to build a small house for my Pekinese.
Help that small cash house become a reality by voting for the above sketch in said contest.
Click the link, then next video till you see ours, and give us the ol green thumbs up.
You can give all videos thumbs up or down once per day per IP address until the 15th, so really go nuts here.
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Date: August 1997
Creator: Murdock, Sunnye (Sunnye J.)
Description: The purposes of this study were to (1) identify the recommendations of Curriculum Management Audits conducted in Texas Public School systems, (2) determine the degree to which each of the recommendations had been implemented, and (3) determine the perceptions of stakeholders as to the factors instrumental in the real and potential impact of the audit. The researcher conducted interviews with superintendents and key central office administrators with a working knowledge of the audit report in each of the eleven Texas school districts studied. Respondents were asked to rate recommendations written for their districts using the following descriptors: Implemented, In Progress, Plan to Implement, Recommendation Modified, No Implementation. The ranking of recommendation implementation revealed that 85% of the recommendations made in the 11 audit reports reviewed in this study had received action toward implementation to some degree. Respondents were also asked to cite factors which facilitated or impeded recommendation implementation. Significant factors facilitating the implementation of recommendations were reported to be time, organizational structure/personnel and planning. The analysis of the collective recommendations revealed that school board policies were not adequate to direct the design, delivery and monitoring of curriculum when measured against audit Standard One criteria. School districts in Texas rely ...
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A Comparative Analysis of the Effects of Video-Based versus Live Presentation Staff Development on Teachers' Cognitive Learning and Attitudes
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Description: The problem of this study was the identification of effective and efficient means of providing quality staff development for reading instruction within a school-district setting. The study investigated the comparative effectiveness of two staff development delivery systems measured by 1) a cognitive test of a school district's reading program and 2) an affective measure of teacher attitudes toward staff development. The sample was drawn from the teacher population of a large urban school district. The 46 subjects were elementary school teachers in grades K-5 randomly divided into two groups: Group A (videotape with a trained on-site facilitator) and Group B (face-to-face live presenter). Participants in the study received training using "The Fort Worth Reading Program," a staff development program designed by the researcher. In addition to the presentation of content information, which is the central component, the program features small group discussions, off-line activities, and question and answer periods. Both groups received the same treatment with the following exception. A central component to the Group A training was the presentation of content information in a videotape format. Group B did not view the videotape, but received the same information via live presenter. Two instruments developed by the researcher were used ...
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Description: The purpose of this study was to analyze and compare the values, beliefs, and ideas in school reading textbooks (Readers) in Taiwan and in Texas. It intended to examine the social control function of school Readers, with which a culture deliberately molds its young generation. This study employed primarily qualitative methods. The collection of data used the technique of content analysis, student surveys, and teacher expert panel discussions. The analysis of data followed a constant comparative approach. The themes shared by the two sets of Readers included family, friends, humans and living creatures, political ideals, reading/writing, appreciation of nature, science, indomitable spirit, turning danger into safety, setting goals, education, desirable and undesirable qualities or behaviors. Despite the similarities of these themes, the substance or focus of them may vary. The themes unique to the Texas Readers were content knowledge, cultural diversity, dilemma and choice, observations about people, words, tomorrow's technology, winning, and general truth. The themes unique to the Taiwan Readers included life philosophy, learning, necessary difficulties, sensitivity, and military strategies. The theme occurring most frequently in both sets of Readers was the desirable qualities or behaviors. The values advocated in the Taiwan Readers were idealistic and had a society-centered ...
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A Critical Evaluation of the Religious Education Curriculum for Secondary School Students in Uganda
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Current and Future Trends in Computer Use in Elementary School Settings
Date: August 1999
Creator: Al-Awidi, Hamed M.
Description: The study examined current and future trends in computer use in elementary school settings. A survey instrument was developed and validated for distribution to a random sample of 200 technology coordinators in the public school districts in the state of Texas from whom 95 responses were received. The survey instrument was used to obtain information about five areas of computer use in elementary schools. These areas are: physical configurations, instructional uses, implementation issues, training and staff development, and Internet use. The study found that all public school districts that participated in the study have acquired computer hardware in their elementary schools. In addition, some other advanced computer technology components are starting to be found in elementary schools, such as teacher workstations, CD-ROM, interactive video, computer multimedia, LCD panels, and laser printers. Respondents reported that elementary school teachers in their districts have incorporated computers into their classrooms as an instructional tool and many changes have occurred in teachers teaching styles due to computers. However, there are some problems that hinder the effective use of computers. The major problem is lack of training. A high percentage of respondents, 81.3%, indicated that the majority of their elementary school teachers had completed less than ...
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The Dimension of Risk and its Relationship to Effective School Leaders
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Creator: Krohn, Betty June Burns
Description: The purpose of this study was to determine if a relationship existed between teachers' or principals' effectiveness and their risk tendency. The population consisted of 57 principals and 115 teachers from the state of Texas from average and exemplary campuses. The exemplary campuses were those nominated by Texas Education Agency to participate in the National Exemplary School Recognition Program for the past four years. Data was generated by sending a survey packet to the 57 campuses requesting that the principal and two teachers (one who had been recently been recognized as teacher of the year and one who had never been so honored) complete the instruments. Teachers responded to a 16 item Risk Tolerance Questionnaire and principals responded to the Risk Tolerance Questionnaire and a Styles of Leadership Survey. The hypothesis that exceptional teachers will not take more risks was not upheld. It was determined that exceptional teachers do take more risks; however, there was no significant difference in scores on the Risk Tolerance Questionnaire of principals from average and exemplary campuses. The findings were that 1) exceptional teachers do take more risks, 2) age and years of experience of teachers was not significant, 3) principals from average and exemplary ...
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The Effect of Graphing Calculators in Algebra II Classrooms: A Study Comparing Achievement, Attitude, and Confidence
Date: August 1994
Creator: Scott, Beverly (Beverly Ann)
Description: The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of the graphing calculator on the achievement, attitude toward mathematics, and confidence in learning mathematics of Algebra II students.
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We read in Romans 13:8a, "Let no debt remain outstanding." We know about money, and way too much about debts. This verse reminds us to pay our bills, as if we need any help remembering that. Most of us will probably agree that not only do we know a lot about money, we probably think too much about money.
Love is that grand emotion that makes your life feel full. The reason love works is that it takes your attention off of you and focuses it on someone more important. To love is to wish the other's highest good.
Blessed are those who cultivate intimacy which is at the heart of love. I believe that there are five ways to cultivate intimacy. I have watched many loving relationships blossom in these ways.
Altruism. This means that I care about you and not just about myself. The best way to compliment each other is frequently.
Last week, I took the little ones on a short trip to visit hubby during a training seminar he was attending. The decision was made on the spur of the moment. When I woke the kids at 7 and told them I had just bought tickets to Boston, and we had to pack and be at the airport in three hours, I was surprised at their enthusiasm.
"Can we go on the ships where they threw tea overboard?" asked my seven-year-old son.
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The Tea Party Republicans; a group of Republican members of the US House of Representatives' has seemingly become too wishy washy and fraught with liberal thoughts for some members of the group.
A splinter group of these Tea Partiers has established themselves as the Freedom Caucus – apparently because "The Sons of Anarchy" was taken.
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A healthy lifestyle is important for everyone, but especially for cancer survivors. Healthy behaviors may lower the risk of cancer recurrence and improve survival. And it makes a person feel better in so many ways!
A healthy lifestyle includes: Maintaining a healthy weight, eating a healthy diet, being physically active and not smoking. The YMCA of Greater Louisville offers the Livestrong program for cancer survivors that helps adult cancer survivors achieve their holistic health goals.
Community newspapers are unique creatures in the printing world.
When print publication reached its peak and took a southern nose dive in the early aughts -- leaving the massive metropolitan outlets to shed staff and cut pages -- media scholars and moguls scratched their heads. They couldn't figure out how these small-circulation, local-specific, mom-and-pop papers seemed to be getting along without them.
One of the most memorable places I've ever been is the House of Anne Frank in Amsterdam. One of the most startling lines I have ever read in any book was the quote in Anne Frank's book The Diary of a Young Girl that read: "I do believe that deep within his (her) heart, every person is good." She made this statement as she was being hunted down by the Nazis.
Our kids are not perfect. Neither are parents for that matter. I believe with my entire being that my faith in Jesus Christ, and the truth of the scriptures has been the key to just about everything I have ever done right as a father.
Occasionally, I will see someone whose height catches my eye. It doesn't happen very often though, because I live with tall people. So, if someone appears tall to me, that means they are extraordinarily giant like.
At 6'4", hubby is a full foot taller than I am. For years, he was the tallest in the family until our son bypassed him, topping out at 6'6". Our daughter tried to catch up, but stopped growing at just over six foot. None of them play basketball, but thank you for asking.
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|Xantusia riversiana
Cope, 1883
The island night lizard (Xantusia riversiana) is a night lizard native to three of the Channel Islands of California: San Nicolas Island, Santa Barbara Island and San Clemente Island. A small number of lizards also live on Sutil Island, near Santa Barbara Island. The San Clemente community is a recognized subspecies, the San Clemente Night Lizard, or Xantusia riversiana reticulata. The Island Night Lizard was listed as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act in the United States since 1977; the IUCN lists the species as vulnerable. In 2006, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, the administrating agency for the ESA, removed the San Clemente subspecies from the ESA. Better control of the munitions-sparked wildlifes may have been a reason. In March 2014, The US Fish and Wildlife Service removed the species from the Federal List of Threatened and Endangered Wildlife. This removal was attributed to the removal of non-native animals such as cats and goats from the islands and partnering between the US Fish and Wildlife Service and the US Navy.
This lizard's preferred habitat is coastal scrub made up of dense boxthorn and cacti thickets. Like other night lizards, it bears live young rather than laying eggs. The island lizards are much larger than their cousins in the genus, the desert night lizards (Xantusia vigilis) of southern California.
The lizards are typically between 2.6 and 4.3 inches in length, not including the tail. They typically live between 11 and 13 years, but some individuals are estimated to have lived 30 years or more. Their color varies from pale ash gray and beige to brown and black. They may have uniform, mottled, and striped patterns.
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- Gimenez Dixon (1996). Xantusia riversiana. 2006. IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. IUCN 2006. www.iucnredlist.org. Retrieved on 11 May 2006. Listed as Vulnerable (VU D2 v2.3)
- "Island Night Lizard Removed from Endangered Species List Due to Recovery." Pacific Southwest Region - US Fish & Wildlife Service. United States Fish and Wildlife Service, 31 Mar. 2014. Web. 24 Apr. 2014. <http://www.fws.gov/cno/press/release.cfm?rid=594>.
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Founded in 1971 as the Women's Legal Defense Fund, the National Partnership for Women & Families has grown from a small group of volunteers into one of the nations most powerful and effective advocates for women and families. The National Partnership is dedicated to improving the lives of today's women and families--shaping solutions to some of Americans' most central concerns, such as finding quality, affordable health care, fighting workplace discrimination, and providing working families with the time they need to care for their loved ones.
The National Partnership's three program areas are Health Care, Work & Family, and Workplace Fairness. Our Work & Family Program, through public education and advocacy, works to promotes workplace policies that help Americans balance their work and family responsibilities, as well as advocate for paid leave policies (Campaign for Family Leave Benefits and Paid Sick Days Campaign). Using the same strategies, our Health Care Program seeks to improve the quality of health care services available to women, and to provide women with information that can help them make better health care decisions for themselves and their families. Our Health Care issues include patient protections, genetic discrimination, reproductive health, HIPAA, and Medicaid. Our Workplace Fairness program works to ensure equal opportunity, protect civil rights, prevent discrimination, and monitor welfare reform.
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SOURCE: Montgomery, Benilde. "Angels in America as Medieval Mystery." Modern Drama 41, no. 4 (winter 1998): 596-606.
In the following essay, Montgomery examines the similarities between Kushner's Angels in America and the tradition of medieval religious mystery plays.
Although highly praised in the popular press when it first appeared and officially canonized soon thereafter by Harold Bloom,1 Tony Kushner's Angels in America has now come under the scrutiny of critics of a more suspicious gaze. Among these less than enthusiastic critics are the notorious Arlene Croce, who, if only indirectly, includes Angels as an instance of "victim art"; Leo Bersani, who finds the play "muddled and pretentious"; and David Savran, who unravels the play's ambivalences to show not only that it is seriously at odds with its own apparent intentions, but that its immense popularity can be accounted for...
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China Faces Five-Year European Union Tariffs on Glass Fibers
The European Union imposed five-year tariffs on glass fibers from China to help EU manufacturers including a French unit of Owens Corning Inc. and a Dutch subsidiary of PPG Industries Inc. counter cheaper imports.
The duties as high as 13.8 percent punish Chinese exporters of chopped glass-fiber strands, glass-fiber rovings and mats made of glass-fiber filaments for selling them in the 27-nation EU below cost, a practice known as dumping. These goods result in glass-fiber reinforced plastics that are used in the automotive, electronics, construction and aerospace industries.
EU producers such as Owens Corning France and PPG Industries BV in the Netherlands suffered "material injury" as a result of dumped imports from China, the EU said in a decision today in Brussels. The five-year levies follow provisional measures introduced in September and will take effect after being published in the EU Official Journal by March 17.
Chinese exporters including Jushi Group and New Changhai Group increased their combined share of the EU market for the glass fibers covered by the duties to 14.2 percent in the 12 months through September 2009 from 7.9 percent in 2006, according to the bloc.
The provisional anti-dumping duties are as high as 43.6 percent, and the EU will refund importers the difference with the "definitive" five-year rates. The provisional measures are also wider because they extend to yarns of glass-fiber filaments that are being excluded under the five-year levies.
The definitive duties will be 13.8 percent against all Chinese exporters except New Changhai Group, which will face a 7.3 percent rate. The provisional levy against the company -- made up of Changzhou New Changhai Fiberglass Co. and Jiangsu Changhai Composite Materials Holding Co. -- is 8.5 percent.


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As per usual, music's biggest night felt more like a concert-fashion show hybrid than an awards ceremony. The most famous faces in entertainment flocked to the Staples Center for Sunday's Grammy Awards to tip their hats (sometimes literally) to industry peers and drink in all of the action (out of the ultimate sippy cup, no less).
There was no shortage of high notes – or highlights. So, we're handing out awards for …
Sexiest Opening Act
#Surfboards around the world were riding the ultimate wave as Beyoncé and husband Jay Z kicked off the show with a bang (and a twerk). Their duet to "Drunk In Love" reminded viewers who the real royals of the show were – no offense, Lorde – and inspired us all to show up to work Monday morning with wet hair, winter weather be damned.
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Katy Perry hit all the right notes in her silk tulle, haute-off-the-runway Valentino stunner, which was embroidered with the score to Verdi's La Traviata.
Best Accessory
While clown noses and Daft Punk's helmets made the Grammys predictably weird, it was Pharrell Williams who came out on top with his Royal Canadian Mountie topper. And, in case you were wondering, yes, you can keep tabs on his hat via Twitter.
Most Creative Use of Grammy
Another reason to live vicariously through Blue Ivy: While accepting the Grammy for best rap/sung collaboration, Jay Z shouted out to his 2-year-old, "And I wanna tell Blue, 'Look, Daddy got a gold sippy cup for you.'" Cheers!
Best Moment to Reach for Your Tissues
In a TV moment that drove Kleenex's stock up through the roof of the Staples Center, 33 couples of different ages, races and sexual orientations wed in a mass exchange of vows officiated by Queen Latifah. Their wedding singers? No big deal – just Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, Madonna, Mary Lambert and Trombone Shorty with a medley of "Same Love" and "Open Your Heart."


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There is space for 4 guests here, 2 in the double bedroom, and 2 on the double sofa bed. The large windows allow natural light and fresh air into the apartment. In the full kitchen, guests can cook anything they can imagine when not exploring the culinary landscape of Lisbon.
By bus, it takes just 2 minutes to reach the heart of the Baxia, the city's central district. The Bairro Alto is 15 minutes away on foot and is home to some of the city's best shopping and nightlife. Make it to the beautiful and historic district of Alfama in just 15 minutes by bus.
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Cristiana's apartment is very nice and very clean. The bed is perfect. Also, it is in a very nice neighborhood, although there is some noise in the evening, because there is a well-known restaurant right around the corner. It is a ground floor apartment, but that doesn't matter since there are big windows and enough light getting into the apartment. However, be sure to ask for the fuse if you get there. I spent a whole night in the dark because the electricity went out and didn't know where the fuse is...and couldn't reach Cristina and Co. because it was too dark... It easily knocks itself out if you put on too many electric devices.
Cristina is very friendly and helpful.
We enjoyed our stay in her flat in a colourful neighbourhood.
Very nice apartment on the border of Lapa. All amenities available, Cristina is a very nice host, who will do anything to help you out. Very close to tram 25 and to nice restaurants (we recommend Taberna Ideal, around the corner). We will definitely return.
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A stereo matching method that uses multiple stereo pairs with various baselines generated by a lateral displacement of a camera to obtain precise distance estimates without suffering from ambiguity is presented. Matching is performed simply by computing the sum of squared-difference (SSD) values. The SSD functions for individual stereo pairs are represented with respect to the inverse distance and are then added to produce the sum of SSDs. This resulting function is called the SSSD-in-inverse-distance. It is shown that the SSSD-in-inverse-distance function exhibits a unique and clear minimum at the correct matching position, even when the underlying intensity patterns of the scene include ambiguities or repetitive patterns. The authors first define a stereo algorithm based on the SSSD-in-inverse-distance and present a mathematical analysis to show how the algorithm can remove ambiguity and increase precision. Experimental results with real stereo images are presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm
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The mission for Commander Penfield and three other Navy Super Hornet pilots -- including Captain Albright, his superior, who served as his wingman on this mission -- was ''strike.'' That meant they could bomb targets in Iraq if Iraqi air defenses fired on the allied patrol.
If the planes were attacked, one target would be a reinforced air defense command and control center. The Super Hornet patrol was prepared to attack it with bunker-busting bombs, weapons designed to penetrate concrete and guided to their targets by satellite. A second possible target was a surface-to-air missile battery in southern Iraq.
But that was not the only task. The Super Hornet pilots were also given several practice targets, including an abandoned airfield and a tower. By simulating attacks on those targets, the pilots would improve their fighting skills and prepare for a possible war with Baghdad.
Airfields are relatively easy to spot, but the tower had been picked because it was more difficult to find. Navy pilots say that by flying patrol missions, they become accustomed to the Iraqi terrain and winds, and learn how the weather affects their infrared targeting systems, which generate images from the heat of the objects they detect.
The mock bombing attacks also give the pilots an opportunity to maneuver their planes so that their radar systems can generate a good picture of the target. It is a chance to rehearse what pilots call ''knobology,'' the complicated series of steps that are needed to target a precision-guided bomb.
Some of the aircraft are outfitted with satellite-guided bombs, but Navy pilots often simulate the more difficult task of dropping laser-guided bombs. To carry out an attack with a laser-guided bomb, the pilot needs to keep a laser focused on a target for as long as half a minute as he maneuvers his aircraft.
The practice sessions are recorded, and the pilots review the tapes of their mock attacks after they return to the carrier.
''You go through everything you would do as if you were actually going to drop,'' Commander Penfield said. ''You fly a specific formation. You assign aim points. You make sure you have the right weapon on board. You use the radar. You go through the knobology as if you were actually dropping the weapons.''
In carrying out their missions, the Super Hornet pilots also benefit from a mission conducted by one of Navy's oldest and least glamorous aircraft -- a P-3 Orion, which regularly flies seven-hour missions in the Persian Gulf and over Kuwait. The plane was designed for antisubmarine warfare during the cold war, but it uses its infrared sensors and electro-optical systems to monitor Iraqi threats to allied air patrols and ships in the Persian Gulf.
''We are monitoring various activities to make sure Iraq is not capable of reaching our aircraft, our troops on the ground or our ships at sea,'' said Petty Officer First Class John Clark, who operated the sensor systems on a recent Orion flight.
After completing his briefing and suiting up, Commander Penfield and his Super Hornet pilots were on the carrier deck at 7 a.m., getting ready for their catapult launching off the deck.
The nose of some of Navy fighters were festooned with paintings, many recalling the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. One depicted the crest of New York Fire Department Engine Company 54 and Ladder Company 4, which is in Times Square. The companies lost 17 firefighters in the attack on the World Trade Center, and their emblem boasts that they have ''Never Missed a Performance.'' The pilots of VFA-115 wear the companies' patch on their shoulders.
At 8 a.m., the planes took off for their three-and-a-half-hour flight. The actual time over Iraq, what pilots call the vulnerability period, was about an hour and a half. The weather was cloudy. On this day, there was no firing by the Iraqis and no allied bombing. But it was the first Iraq patrol during the Lincoln's deployment, and the pilots are aware that there is a high probability that they will see their share of action during the rest of their time at sea.
The patrols are something of a double-edged sword. While they give the American pilots a chance to rehearse military attacks against the Iraqis, they also give the Iraqi air defense forces a chance to practice against allied patrols. The allies vary their formations, tactics and flight times to keep the Iraqis off guard.
The Navy's general assessment is that it learns more from the patrols than the Iraqis do. Navy pilots who attacked Iraq during the gulf war were often flying over unfamiliar terrain using bombing plans that were rushed to them at the last minute from commanders based in Saudi Arabia.
Now, the Navy pilots gain combat experience when they police the no-flight zone. They have the chance to practice bombing tactics when the Iraqis refrain from firing at the patrols and to hone their skills in case of war.
''It can only improve the likelihood of successful mission execution,'' Admiral Keating observed.
Photos: Warplanes on the deck of the carrier Abraham Lincoln, including the new F/A-18E Super Hornet, at top, prepare to patrol southern Iraq. (Stephen Crowley/The New York Times)(pg. 1); Above, a long-exposure shot captures an unsuccessful landing attempt on the carrier Abraham Lincoln; the sparks were kicked up by the plane's tail hook. Below, Capt. Kevin C. Albright commands the Lincoln's flight wing, which includes a squadron of the new F/A-18E Super Hornet fighters. (Photographs by Stephen Crowley/The New York Times)(pg. 17) Map of Iraq highlighting the southern no-flight zone: The southern no-flight zone in Iraq runs below the 33rd parallel. (pg. 17)


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This may sound a very stupid question, but I have been using Linux for over an year and I am still using it just like Windows. I have absolutely no idea on how to learn more about
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You need some quick and high return projects to work on.
If you'd like to learn about the behind the scenes aspects let me suggest that you install a server version of *nix. Ubuntu 9.10 Server edition is a solid choice. Then choose projects to work on that aren't overly complicated and will provide you with a high yield of experience in a short period of time.
Here are the projects that I typically suggest when I hire new staff members who have little or no experience with Linux (in order of complication):
As for bash specifics there are oddles of books and sources on the topic. Try the following projects:
Final point, be creative with your projects. You'll learn more if you pick what seems fun rather than hard. Eventually the hard projects will be fun because the learning curve will be low from all of your previous experience.
You need to generate ideas about what do you want to do from the command line. Think about the applications (like building a media server/mail server ) or something that would expose you to the finer details of the linux system.
Secondly you can hang around in linux forums (like ubuntu forums ) and try to solve the problems posted there, thereby learning and helping the cause at the same time.I am not saying you'll be able to understand/do everything that is posted in these forums, but you'll learn in the process - our primary motive.
You could start here for example. Honestly, if you just type "Linux command line" in Google, you'll get tons of interesting things to look at. Also, I think this question would be better asked on superuser.
I'd recommend magazines to get a feel for what happens in linux land, though I don't know where you live. LWN is available everywhere.
For administration specifically, I recommend following some of the tutorials on debian administration.
There are already some good answers on Server Fault on this topic. Here are two post that give you resources to learn from:
And here is a post which expresses some difficulties when changing from Windows to Linux:
This might give you some hints about where to start learning.


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text: Single-mode InP laser and receiver capability will strengthen Avago's portfolio for next-generation 40G and 100G Enterprise and Data Center markets Conference call to discuss the transaction is scheduled for Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 5pm EDT SAN JOSE, Calif., SINGAPORE, and LEHIGH VALLEY, Pa., April 11, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Avago Technologies Limited (Nasdaq:AVGO), a leading supplier of analog interface components for communications, industrial and consumer applications, today announced the execution of a definitive agreement to acquire CyOptics, Inc., a leader in Indium Phosphide (InP) optical chip and component technologies for the data communications and telecommunications markets, for an aggregate acquisition price of approximately US$400 million in cash. Avago believes the acquisition of CyOptics will strengthen Avago's fiber optics product portfolio for emerging 40G and 100G enterprise and data center applications. CyOptics' single-mode InP laser, receiver and photonics integration capability will help extend Avago's technology leadership position in these applications. Avago's optical transceiver products primarily leverage VCSEL-based technology today. In addition, the acquisition of CyOptics will facilitate Avago's establishment of a complementary optical components business, not only to serve growing segments of the access, metro and long-haul markets, but also for enterprise and data center segments. CyOptics designs, fabricates and packages a broad portfolio of optical component products across enterprise, data center, access, metro and long-haul market segments. CyOptics' optical components are integrated into optical transceivers, transponders and line cards. Leveraging its Bell Labs and Lucent heritage, CyOptics has built a broad product portfolio and a customer base that includes the leading module and system OEMs. CyOptics revenue has more than tripled over the past three years. During calendar year 2012, CyOptics net sales were approximately $210 million, up 21% from 2011. "We believe CyOptics' leading InP technology and optical manufacturing capability will strengthen Avago's fiber optics portfolio and accelerate our ability to capture next generation 40G and 100G enterprise and data center sockets," stated Hock Tan, President and CEO of Avago. "With CyOptics, we also see interesting revenue growth opportunities in delivering a broad range of proprietary components to the market." Prev 0 of 3 Next