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This is an interesting nexus of the UKIP fight against EU and world government and Ron Paul! Lord Monckton, climate change skeptic and foe of world government, has for all practical purposes endorsed Ron Paul for President:
"If people want to vote for Ron Paul, that is thier choice, and they should have the absolute right to excercise it.", said Monckton. He continued. "If Ron Paul is the only one who isn't buying into all this enviro-garbage, then he's the one you should vote for."
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It does what is says. Adds an option to limit custom post types to certain users roles.
Found this plugin after several hours of struggling with 'members' and 'user role editor' plugins. (both of which I couldn't get to work).
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Every time I restart Splinter Cell: Conviction the mouse is uninverted, forcing me to open the settings menu and enable y axis inversion. This is incredibly annoying. Can I get the game to remember that I've inverted the mouse?
You might just try a small piece of 3rd party software that inverts the mouse all the time, like this guy did. A bootstrap, but possibly less frustrating than fixing it every time.
You are not the only person with this problem. Others have tried manual modification of the .ini agent86 suggests without luck, but as he suggests you may have better success by modifying settings in game when running in admin mode.


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Interesting quote from some dude:
He took over a team that was .327 under Mike Nolan. Not good.
He immediately got them over .500.
His biggest problem is that he had no QB.
Mike Singlertary was 18-22 as a HC. During that exact same regular season time frame, Ken Whisenhunt of the Cards was 20-20. Two games better. Big Deal.
Also, Singletary was 3-1 head-to-head agianst Whisenhunt.
More importantly, is this: Singletary inherited Alex Smith. Whisenhunt inherited Kurt Warner.
See the difference there? One had Alex Smith. The other had Kurt Warner. Get it?
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Type of Physician: Pediatric Rheumatologist
What is a Pediatric Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Pediatrics; practitioners treat the infant, child, or adolescent with rheumatic disease (causing painful disability in the muscles, tendons, bones, joints or nerves). He or she also participates in the prevention, understanding, and treatment of the various rheumatic disorders and also promotes understanding of the basic mechanisms of the disease in the interrelated areas of immunology, genetics, inflammation, and infectious diseases.
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135 Rutledge Ave
Charleston, SC 29425
(843) 792-5696
- 41 years experience
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- 1Healthsouth Rehabilitation Hosp
9181 Medcom St
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29406
(843) 820-777
- 2Trident Medical Center
9330 Medical Plaza Dr
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29406
(843) 847-700
- 3Summerville Medical Center
295 Midland Pkwy
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29485
(843) 832-500
- 4Coastal Center
9995 Jamison Rd
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29485
(843) 873-575
- 5Palmetto Lowcountry Behavioral
2777 Speissegger Dr
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29405
(843) 747-583
- 6Bon Secours St Francis Hospital
2095 Henry Tecklenburg Dr
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29414
(843) 402-100
- 7Ralph H Johnsn VA Med Ctr
109 Bee St
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29401
(843) 577-501
- 8MUSC Medical Center
169 Ashley Ave
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29425
(843) 792-230
- 9Kindred Healthcare
326 Calhoun St Fl 3
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29401
(843) 876-834
- 10Roper Hospital
316 Calhoun St
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29401
(843) 724-200
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2000 Hospital Dr
Goose Creek, South Carolina 29464
(843) 881-010
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I HATE my job. I HATE the stupid bitches I work with.
They are BLASTING the A/C and it's freezing in here. I literally cannot even get out of this ball I made myself into, because I am SO cold. They refuse to turn the fucking temp up because "they are wearing suits."
Listen, I don't give a fuck about your suit. You make me get dressed "business casual" to sit behind a fucking desk. I don't EVER see ANY patients, or ANYBODY that would need to judge my attire. I'm in the corp office, and the CEO dresses however she wants. She's a millionaire, so I apologize that I have to dress "business casual" to look as nice as her. But I don't give a shit. I make $1400 a month, not thousands.
I hate sitting on my ass, my ass hurts. I hate having to buy new work clothes. I hate calling mean ass old people who do nothing but bitch me out because "our service sucks."
I cannot believe my sister would even introduce me to this job and get me a job here, knowing how SHITTY it is. If I could walk out, without my BF getting mad that now HE would have to pay everything, then I would. If I wasn't pregnant, I could find another job tomorrow. But now i'm stuck at this shitty job, not doing a damn thing ALL day besides wearing an old jacket I found in my truck that is three sizes too small and is annoying the shit out of me. >:'(
Two seconds away from walking out on this job.
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Get a little space heater to stow under your desk. :-)
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The new I'm-a-victim book by dethroned beauty queen Carrie Prejean might play well in the hinterlands (though it was ranked #595 on Amazon last time I looked), but In New York it's not exactly getting a royal treatment.
In fact, I dropped by the Lincoln Center area Barnes & Noble yesterday to glance at the book (not to buy it, mind you) and couldn't even find it! It wasn't featured in any of the store's many windows. And it was nowhere to be seen on the main floor, including in the big display spread of new non-fiction titles right where you enter.
I asked the info clerk where this bulbous epic by Ms. Prejean might be and she said "Who?" After I spelled it, she said, "Oh, yeah. It's on the third floor." Two long elevator rides later, I looked at the memoirs and bios on display there and still couldn't find it!
Clearly, New York stores are so embarrassed by this book they're hiding it somewhere in the high colonic self-help book section.
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. -- William T. Dwyer High celebrated its first state championship (Florida, Class 4A) this past season and one look at the talented roster explains why.
Not only did the Panthers have players like ESPNU 150 athlete Matt Elam, cornerback Robert Clark and tight end Gerald Christian in the 2010 class, they featured multiple Division I prospects for the Class of 2011.
Tight end Nick O'Leary, defensive end/linebacker Curt Maggitt and quarterback/athlete Jacoby Brissett are the headliners. O'Leary is one of the nation's top prospects at his position, Maggitt has an impressive national offer list and Brissett, a two-sport athlete, has a ton of upside.
"I think [2011] is one of the best classes we've had," Dwyer head coach Jack Daniels said. "But we have a good nucleus of players coming back. I don't know if I will ever have as good of a team as I had last year. But we are excited about the upcoming year."
O'Leary is a national prospect
O'Leary, the grandson of golfing legend Jack Nicklaus, first emerged on the national scene last March at the Miami Nike Football Training Camp in Coral Gables, Fla. During one-on-one drills, O'Leary caught everything that was thrown to him, reinforcing a big local reputation for having great hands.
O'Leary has started to collect scholarship offers. Florida, Florida State, Miami, Georgia, Ohio State, Tennessee, West Virginia, Boston College and others have stepped up with offers during the early stages of the process.
"If the ball gets near him, he's going to catch it," Daniels said. "He's got the best hands that I've seen in 20 years of coaching high school football. He's physical, he runs good routes and he's a competitor. I think he's got the chance to be one of the best players in the country."
There are family ties to two programs. Nick's father, Bill O'Leary, played at Georgia, while Nicklaus is an Ohio State alum.
"I've always liked Georgia growing up," O'Leary said. "I liked Georgia and Ohio State. Now that I am being recruited and getting a lot of offers, I am open to everybody."
For now, O'Leary is finishing out a season in another sport before the focus shifts back to finding a college.
"I am waiting until lacrosse season is over before I even think about it," he said. "We won state [in lacrosse] last year, but we aren't as good as we were last year. It's fun to go out there and hit people and stuff like that."
O'Leary is taking all of the attention in stride.
"You've just got to keep your head on straight," O'Leary said. "I've got to keep playing the way I've been playing and get better."
As for Nicklaus, the Golden Bear is a fixture around Dwyer athletics.
"I don't think he missed a game this season," Daniels said. "He was at our basketball game [Thursday night] to see [Brissett] play. The kids love him and he's a fan of the whole program here."
Maggitt a tough, big-time prospect
Curt Maggitt played most of last season with a torn labrum, yet he still finished as one of the best players on a championship-winning team.
"Every time he steps on the field, he brings hustle to the whistle," Daniels said. "He's so hard to block off the edge, but he also can line up down inside for us. He hurt his shoulder and he still had a great season."
The 6-foot-3, 210-pound Maggitt had surgery to repair the injury and is planning to start his rehabilitation in the next few weeks.
"I got injured the third game of the season," he said. "It hurt pretty bad sometimes, but we won state, so it was a great accomplishment."
Texas Tech and LSU are the most recent offers for Maggitt. Alabama, Florida, Florida State, Miami, South Florida, Florida International, Iowa, Iowa State, Tennessee, West Virginia and Wisconsin all have stepped up with a scholarship offer. He plans to take unofficial visits to Florida and Miami in the near future.
"I am going to be looking at the history of the school and the academic level," he said.
Maggitt said most schools are looking at him as a defensive end, but some, like Alabama, are talking to him about playing outside linebacker.
Brissett's best days ahead of him
It's clear that there is a lot of upside where Brissett is concerned. The 6-foot-5, 220-pounder is a two-sport standout (he is a talented basketball player), so it will be interesting to see what happens when he devotes his entire time to football. His coach already is sold, and rightfully so given the events of last season.
"As a quarterback, he's a leader in the huddle, but more importantly, he can make all the throws from his position," Daniels said. "He can throw the deep ball, the deep out, he's got touch on the ball and can make all of those throws. Plus, he's underrated as far as running the football. He had a couple of 80-yard runs this year, he can make people miss and he's strong."
Brissett claims early offers from Miami, Tennessee, Florida State, Rutgers, Marshall, Wisconsin, West Virginia and Boston College.
"I just take [recruiting] day by day and I don't really think about it," he said. "I am just going to go where I am comfortable."
Miller is one to watch
Class of 2012 jumbo athlete Patrick Miller is one to watch. The 6-foot-7, 230-pounder transferred into Dwyer from nearby Benjamin High and has the potential to play defensive end, tight end or offensive tackle in college.
Daniels plans to work him at defensive end and perhaps some offensive tackle.
"He seems like he is going to be a good player for us," he said.
Florida, Florida State, Miami, Ole Miss and Tennessee are just some of the programs Miller has early interest in. He may remind some of Class of 2011 tackles Jordan Prestwood (Plant City, Fla./Plant City) and Zach DeBell (Tarpon Springs, Fla./Tarpon Springs).
More prospects
• Cornerback Darrell Hunter says that he hopes to camp at Tennessee, Miami and Florida. He had three interceptions last season and had a solid outing at the Jacksonville Under Armour Combine last weekend.
• Cornerback Shawn McClaine says that Louisville and Wisconsin both are showing him strong interest.
• Linebacker Jimelle James had 70 tackles, three sacks, two fumble recoveries and a blocked extra point last year. The 6-foot-1, 195-pounder says that he has gotten some interest from Nebraska.
• A pair of two-way linemen, DaeVonte Barnett and Keith Bowers, could have a chance. Barnett is a 6-foot-4, 238-pounder with a good frame. He needs to obviously fill out, but could do so. Bowers is a 6-foot-2, 250-pounder who could play on either side of the ball.
• Linebacker Leroy Kelson is another prospect to watch for the 2011 class, as is offensive tackle/defensive end Shubert Bastien.
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We bought this car new, after the dealer went high and low trying to find one. It has 175000 miles on it and is by far the lowest-cost joy of a car we have ever owned. Going for 300,000+! Only the two-seat Honda Insight tops it for freeway-driving economy and this has no multi-thousand- dollar battery battery bank overhauls looming in the future!
The TDI engine technology is the best of the best. Volkswagen should never have "improved" on the A4 engine since the previous versions and the 2004 and later PD versions have not performed as well.
It may appear in the new VW Sportwagen (Jetta in the U.S.) in January '08, but VW desperately needs to get back on the A4-type track with a 6-speed manual at 60+ mpg. Their prototype TDI hybrid at around 100 mpg would really take the cake, overriding the cost of the long-term battery replacements.
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Very comfortable on long trips and my
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Loose the knob for reclining the seats.
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This thing really does well in corners,
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The seats, the handling
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Great driving car. Smooth over bumps,
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We traded in a 6mo. old Civic. Civic was
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As a first time Volkswagon and diesel
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Editor's Note
Our reviews of Stargate Universe: The Complete First Season (published December 27th, 2010), Stargate Universe 1.0 (Blu-Ray) (published February 26th, 2010), Stargate Universe 1.5 (Blu-Ray) (published August 5th, 2010), and Stargate Universe: The Complete Final Season (published June 19th, 2011) are also available.
The Charge
The only mission is survival.
Opening Statement
Just in case you didn't already purchase Stargate Universe 1.0 and Stargate Universe 1.5 when they were previously released, here's Stargate Universe: The Complete First Season, which combines both earlier sets without offering anything additional.
Facts of the Case
When a government research base is attacked, a group of military professionals, scientists and a few politicians are evacuated through a Stargate—a doorway through space—and wind up aboard an ancient ship called the Destiny. The trouble is that the ship is actually millions of light years away from Earth and lacks the power to get the stranded survivors back home. Taking charge of the Destiny is Col. Everett Young (Louis Ferreira, Saw IV), a no-nonsense leader tasked with keeping everyone aboard the ship alive as it seemingly breaks down around them. His main opposition aboard the ship is the lead scientist, Dr. Nicholas Rush (Robert Carlyle, Trainspotting), whose own motives and attachments to the ship are slow to reveal themselves. Also among the new crew of the Destiny are Eli Wallace (David Blue, The Comebacks), a brilliant slacker and computer geek who was invited to join the mission after cracking a code embedded in a video game (shades of The Last Starfighter); Camile Wray (Ming-Na, Push), an IOA accountant divided between her position with the government and her dedication to her stranded shipmates, and Chloe Armstrong (Elyse Levesque, Masters of Horror: The Black Cat), the daughter of a U.S. Senator forced to grow up and step up when the family dynamic changes. Throughout the first season of SGU, these survivors (and more) will have to figure out how to repair the ship's systems and sustain life, as well as encounter hostile aliens and combat their own in-fighting in order to someday make it back home to Earth.
Here are the episodes that make up Stargate Universe: The Complete First Season:
"Air, Parts 1 and 2"
The Evidence
My review of Stargate Universe: The Complete First Season, like this release (and, some might argue, the series itself), is redundant. The entire season has already been issued on DVD and Blu-ray, albeit in separate halves, and Judge Clark Douglas has already done a marvelous job of outlining the show's strengths and weaknesses in his reviews of those half-season sets. All this new release represents is a slightly more economical way to enjoy Stargate Universe for those of us who were either a) patient enough to hold off on the half-seasons or b) latecomers to the show. I'd like to say that I'm the former, but we all know that the latter is true.
So what about Stargate Universe? Is the show so good that its first season requires three individual releases? Probably not, but what show is? As someone who watched, reviewed and enjoyed the hell out of Stargate Atlantis, I have to say that Stargate Universe has not provided the same kind of entertainment in its freshman season. Sure, it's a "better" show in some respects—better production values, some better acting and a greater air of respectability—but it hasn't been nearly as enjoyable thus far. Setting aside the BSG comparisons—which, admittedly, are hard to overlook when the show is trying to damn hard to repeat past successes—Stargate Universe is still too slow, too somber, and too self-serious a good deal of the time. Too many of the early episodes focus on dealing the practicalities of the crew's plight: how will they get air or water or avoid flying into the center of a star? I'd actually be on board with a series that dealt with some of these issues with a realistic approach—it can't all be aliens and space battles—but that show exists. It's called Battlestar Galactica. Stargate, on the other hand, has always been about embracing the fantastic, dating back to Roland Emmerich's original film which spawned all three spin-off series. It's a show about opening doorways to endless worlds and possibilities; why, then, is the first half of the season so insulated and confined to a single location? Making matters worse is the fact that the answers to these "realistic" dilemmas are always too easy and relying on a single fantastical plot device.
Stargate Universe also suffers from a dearth of unremarkable, sometimes undistinguishable characters. Of course, there the standouts: Robert Carlyle and Ferreira as Doctor Rush and Col. Young, respectively, are very good and help anchor the series at opposing ends. It's not their fault that there is too much filler in the middle. David Blue does his best to play the young comic relief, but his character is rarely able to work beyond the function he serves on the show. At least he distinguishes himself; for the most part, the remainder of the supporting cast is interchangeable to the point where I had to keep reminding myself who each person was (it reminds me a little of Enterprise in the generic nature of the cast). Not to keep going back to Stargate Atlantis, but that show very cleverly offered a core group of four "types" and pretty much stuck with them, fleshing them out and finding new places to take them over the course of the series. Stargate Universe would actually be smart to simplify in some areas, its cast of characters chief among them.
I realize I've gone on and on about what's wrong with Stargate Universe without really indicating that, yes, I do still like the show. It's in the back half of the season (or 1.5 for those of you early adopters) where Stargate Universe finally finds itself somewhat and begins to click. With some of the "logistics" take care of (or at least with the groundwork laid that the Destiny will pretty much take care of itself), SGU is freed up to begin exploring new worlds and introducing new villains. The ongoing power struggle between Rush and Young becomes richer, more complex and has greater ramifications for other characters. The show finds new ways for the characters to relate to one another, and though there are arguably still to many of them, several of them begin to come into focus a little better through the sheer force of their conflict with others. SGU remains mopey and humorless, and that's too bad—the sense of fun was one of the best things about Atlantis—but at least its dark and somber tone begins to feel more like a part of its own show and not just an imitation of Battlestar Galactica.
For what is essentially an unnecessary release, Stargate Universe: The Complete First Season looks and sounds terrific on Blu-ray. The 20 episodes are spread across five discs, all presented in 1.78:1 widescreen and a full 1080p HD transfer. It's a dark show overall (again adopting BSG's aesthetic of a ship that's not terribly well-lit, as well as borrowing a lot of that show's hand-held, quick-zooming approach), but black levels are deep and stable and skin tones are natural overall. Detail is strong but hardly mind-blowing. The 5.1 lossless audio mix is a winner, too, offering clear dialogue with solid surround effects and powerful low-end, all mixed with another good score from Joel "My Dad is Jerry" Goldsmith (though there's nothing here that I like as much as his theme for Stargate Atlantis). From a technical standpoint, this is a very solid set.
All of the extras have simply been duplicated from the previous releases (see? It's very, very redundant), so don't expect any new special features here. There are commentaries on all 20 episodes, mostly from the cast and mostly on the annoying side—heavy on the laughing and joking and light on the actual information. Also included as a "Stargate Instruction Video" hosted by Michael Shanks, a collection of video diaries, cast and crew interviews accessible through an annoying "star map" design, a featurette on the show's production design (called "Creating a New Universe;" it's exclusive to Blu-ray, so all you HD adopters are in luck!) and a disposable interactive game called "SGU: Survival Instinct."
Closing Statement
Though not my favorite of the Stargate series, there remains a lot to like about Stargate Universe. As it progresses, it becomes smarter and more involving—a solid science fiction TV series that gets out from under the shadow of BSG and begins to work on its own. It takes its time in getting there, but by the end of its first season Stargate Universe becomes a show worth watching.
The Verdict
The show is not guilty, but MGM should be ashamed of themselves.
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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK—As part of its concessions contract with the National Park Service, lodge operator Xanterra Parks & Resorts will remove some 200 cabins this spring from Yellowstone National Park's Canyon Village and begin site preparations for the construction of five lodge buildings as well as the addition of paths that will make the area more biker- and hiker-friendly.
Canyon Lodge & Cabins currently features more than 400 cabins and two lodge buildings and is the largest accommodation complex in the park. Much of the development occurred during the late 1950s after the United States Congress appropriated funds to expand visitor services in many national parks. With the expansion of the country's Interstate highway system and automobile travel becoming the norm for travelers in the U.S., the goal was to complete this far-reaching project by 1966 when NPS celebrated its 50th anniversary.
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"The cabins at Canyon Lodge have served multiple generations of guests and have played an integral part in thousands of memorable vacations," stated Jim McCaleb, general manager of Yellowstone National Park Lodges. "The new lodges will be designed and constructed with an emphasis on sustainability with modern amenities that will focus on the visitor experience."
Over the next two seasons Xanterra will remove all of the smaller Frontier cabins and replace them in two phases with five modern lodges. The lodges will be multi-story structures featuring stone and wood that blend into the surrounding area. The first three lodges will open in 2015 and the remaining two the following year.
The new lodges will feature common meeting areas and a total of 409 guest rooms. Because the village receives large amounts of snow each winter, much of the construction will be done off site beginning this spring with final assembly and finishing taking place onsite beginning next summer. The lodges will complement the Cascade Lodge which opened in 1993 and Dunraven Lodge which was completed in 1998.
As part of this project, walking and bicycle paths will be created to link the Canyon Village complex with the North Rim Drive and the lodging area.
Xanterra also is planning a redesign of Canyon Lodge dining facilities to expand its emphasis on local and sustainable offerings and quick-service meals that will allow visitors to spend more time experiencing the park.
Martel Construction of Bozeman, MT, is the general contractor for this job. Barker Rinker Seacat Architecture of Denver is the architect.
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Must be 18 years of age or older, must have undergone a radical prostatectomy, must have achieved an undetectable PSA after radical prostatectomy, must have confirmed prostate cancer with progressive disease with rising PSA and a PSA doubling time of less than/or equal to 9 months OR rising PSA and metastatic disease limited to the presence of pelvic and/or retroperitoneal nodes less than 2cm, must be in good physical shape, must have good blood/kidney/liver function, able to swallow a large pill whole, able to take a pill on an empty stomach, must not have received any prior chemotherapy or hormonal therapy, must not have any known brain metastasis or other metastasis other than mentioned as allowable, cannot have uncontrolled hypertension.
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We should soon have an idea how well the Texas House will function under new Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio.
A proposal Rep. Burt Solomons, R-Carrollton, released to his colleagues this morning, recommends reducing the number of committees to 35 from 40 last session.
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As he promised Thursday, today Sen. Robert Duncan, R-Lubbock, filed a bill that would make it harder for state and local governments to confiscate private property.
Senate Bill 533 is identical to House Bill 4 which Rep. Bob Orr, R-Burleson, filed in the lower chamber, Duncan's office said in a news release.
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It is often said that the most powerful state official is the lieutenant governor because as the presiding officer of the Texas Senate, he controls the legislative agenda. If that is the case, the state schools have a strong supporter.
In his tradtional start-of-the session lunch with the Capitol press corps, Lt. Gov.
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The 81st Legislature just started on Tuesday but now the lawmakers are taking at least a week off.
After meeting for over an hour the House adjourned late this morning and will reconvene next Thursday morning. The Senate, which adjourned Wednesday night after a long and heated debate and a vote on exempting the two-thirds rule when the senators get a voter ID bill, will reconvene on Monday, Jan. 26
"They will need all that time to heal their wounds," Rep. Drew Darby, R-San Angelo, said of his Senate colleagues.
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There are 138 days left in the 140-day session of the Texas Legislature and if the 31-member Senate has the kind of session the 150-member House had two years ago, Sen. Robert Duncan, R-Lubbock, and the GOP majority may have to look back to the vote they cast tonight.
Duncan and 17 other Republicans voted to do away with the Senate's two-hirds role if a voter ID bill reaches the upper chamber this session.
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Compared to the Texas House of Representatives, for most of the 2007 session the Senate was the dull chamber. Although there were a few political skirmishes, about the only one that most lawmakers and Capitol watchers remember is a confrontation between Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst, the presideing officer of the chamber, and Sen. John Whitmire, the dean of the Senate.
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In the middle of Hyde Park is this not-so-hidden gem that memorializes Diana, the late Princess of Wales. Perfect on a warm sunny day (as it was when I visited), the fountain and play areas are a delight for the kiddies who need to work off some of that energy, running and playing and splashing.
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"Because ASD now includes only a few symptoms of classic autism, children who previously were not diagnosed with ASD are now being identified," says Stephen Camarata, PhD, an autism specialist and professor of hearing and speech sciences at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn.
Camarata says "late talking," or talking after the age of 2, which affects about 10% of all toddlers, is an example.
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This paper presents an energy-efficient method for data transmission through improved data compression. This is achieved by a new signal source coding method based on the Walsh transform. This research is motivated by the need for extended service life of wireless sensor networks, where individual sensor nodes are energy constrained. Theoretical background is introduced, and its effectiveness is established through simulations and experiments. The simulations are conducted using electrocardiogram (ECG) and bearing vibration signals, and the results are comparatively evaluated against the Haar transform coding, discrete cosine transform (DCT) coding, pulse code modulation, and fixed-word-length Walsh coding. Experimental verification is performed by implementing the algorithm on a wireless test bed. Results indicate that up to 58% energy reduction can be achieved for wireless transmission of ECG signals, as compared to other commonly used coding methods. For bearing vibration signal transmission, the energy consumed during transmission is comparable to that of the near-optimal DCT coding.


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Hardware specialist Intel and embedded systems manufacturer Wind River are aiming to put Linux on wheels. Both enterprises have announced their intention to release a jointly developed Linux platform for the automotive industry.
Intel will be providing the hardware, with the software coming from Wind River. The two will provide in vehicle infotainment in future based on Intel's new MID platform known as the "Open Infotainment Platform" (OIP). OIP will include the full TCP/IP stack and use Wimax to connect to the World Wide Web. At the same time, it will be fully compatible to MID class devices. Developments will be coordinated at Moblin.org where the developers of the Moblin MID stack have exchanged ideas previously.
Wind River is also planning a commercial Linux environment called "Wind River Linux Platform for Infotainment", which will provide uniform support to solutions such as navigation devices, MP3 players or cellphone hands-free equipment. Numerous third party applications will extend the software package with plans including voice detection and recognition solutions by Nuance Communications, echo and noise suppression for Bluetooth by Parrot and music management by Gracenote.
The new Open Source platform will be closely geared to the requirements of the automotive industry. The use of state-of-art standards such as Media-Oriented Systems Transport (MOST) and the CAN Bus (Controller Area Network) guarantee this. Device development will focus on extremely short boot times and fast initialization. Easy integration of mobile entertainment devices such as Apple's iPod will also play an important role.
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AbstractFor this project, we plan to collaborate with researchers in the neuroscience department at the University of Delaware to develop an FPGA-based embedded computer, inspired in the brains small vertebrates (fish). The mechanisms of object detection and avoidance in fish have been extensively studied by our Delaware collaborators. The midbrain optic tectum is a biological multimodal navigation controller capable of receiving input from all senses that convey spatial information, including vision, audition, touch, and lateral-line (water current sensing in fish). Unfortunately, the complexity of these models makes them too slow for real-time implementation. These simulations are run offline in state-of-the-art desktop computers, presenting a gap between the application and the target platform: a low-power embedded device. EM Photonics has expertise in development of high-performance computers based on commodity platforms such as graphic cards (GPUs) and FPGAs. FPGAs offer (1) high computational power, low power consumption and small footprint (in line with typical UAV constraints), and (2) the ability to implement massively-parallel computational architectures, which can be leveraged to closely emulate biological systems. Combining UD's brain modeling algorithms and the power of FPGAs this computer will enable navigation in complex environments, and further types of UAV onboard processing in future applications.
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Genre: Feature
Mostly a mechanically-pacd muddle. Filler for your features section.
Witless, lightweight farce about a bitter dumpee (Katie Gold)-turned-freelance-hitwoman. Of course, all her victims are guys who cheat, and she gives them a last roll before dispatching them. A couple of grin: Vince Vouyer, in Katie's silk robe, tied to her walk-in-the-air exercise machine; Jake Steed, apparently back from the dead, only to see his massive tool engulfed by Lovette's front-impact airbags. A couple of hot moments: Meka's cowgirl bounce on Vouyer; Katie's standing fuck with Steed.


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