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I noticed recently that I don't have any recipes for drinks on this blog so what better way to start a new category then with homemade sparkling strawberry lemonade. To be honest, I had never attempted homemade lemonade before. Growing up, I was always a fan of the powdered stuff, but have since found it way too sweet for me. Making it at home allows you to adjust it to your tastes. For this recipe, I used fresh strawberries, lemons, a quick simple syrup and some sparkling water. A little sweet, a little tart and very refreshing.
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The Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este is arguably the pinnacle of vintage car events. Located on the shores of Lake Como within the grounds of the Grand Hotel Villa d'Este, this renown "elegance competition" for classic and vintage cars has taken place every year since 1929.
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The party's over, it's time to call it a day
I had a party Saturday night at my house, so you know what Sunday was like. I woke up about 7 a.m. and staggered toward the coffee smell in the kitchen like a blind bat. Thank God for automatic coffee timers. Then I came out and surveyed the space formerly known as my living room.
Not too bad, considering this house was packed with people, including a posse of kids who kept racing through at high velocity.
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I had hoped to have quiet time to myself Sunday morning to drink my coffee, but that was of course a feeble and pointless wish.
Within milliseconds, the kids and the dog were up demanding to watch cartoons. Well the kids were demanding, the dog didn't care. Regarding the TV, the rugrats could see I was in a weakened state and moved in for the kill swiftly, so I insisted only that it be nothing from the Disney Channel with its horrible, grating laugh track.
I only drank one finger of sipping tequila the night before, so I didn't wake up with a headache, but a Disney Channel show can bring on a headache any time .
Considering I didn't have to drive anywhere, it did seem a shame not take the opportunity to get happy on the great liquor that people brought, (the guest of honor Iris Yokoi is a wine freak) but since I got the kids, more than one glass of wine just makes me tired, and I felt my guests might take it wrong if I fell asleep in front of them.
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As usual, I bought vastly too much food, I'm starting to think I need some kind of therapeutic intervention before every party or maybe some hypnosis to keep me
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from racing out to the store at the last minute. If I had a husband, I could make him take the car keys away from me. But that would open up a whole new can of worms I'm sure. Also, many of the people who planned to come ended up covering the fires in Yorba Linda and Brea instead, so they weren't there to consume comestibles, they were dealing with combustibles instead. (Sorry I know that's a bit tortured but I could not resist.)
Now we have five cases of sodas that the kids aren't allowed to drink and I shouldn't sitting in the living room. And a vat of chili that went to waste because I forgot to put it away. Unopened boxes of sugary treats.
All in all, it was an entertaining night and for a change, I actually had fun at my own party. I didn't have to race around too much. Now of course my house is demolished, which is sort of depressing
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considering how beautiful it looked 24 hours ago, but my consolation is, next time it will be someone else's turn.
The kids' baseball games were cancelled by the smoky air from the fires, so we blew off church and spent the day in our pajamas, watching trash on TV (I know that's redundant) and only intermittently doing cleanup duty.
I should probably feel guilty about letting my children watch eight hours of TV in one day, but they couldn't go outside, and I wasn't in the mood to play games or make them read a book.
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When you make your next purchase online, Sir Martin Sorrell will probably get to learn of it. The Briton who heads the world's biggest advertising group, WPP, yesterday launched a new company, Xaxis, which will preside over the "world's largest database" of 500 million personal profiles, based on such things as the individual's choice in websites and purchases made online. Xaxis will track "almost 100 per cent of the UK population".
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There may be great economic benefits to this approach. Rather than wasting marketing budgets on misdirected campaigns, companies can be sure of putting their goods before potential customers who have indicated some interest in purchasing them. For the consumer there is something attractive in being alerted to offers of products and services that accurately match our tastes. Few people object to the buying "suggestions" now given by many online businesses, based on our previous purchases.
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When a liquor licensee's former manager is convicted of conspiring to violate the federal Money Laundering Act, can the licensee be summarily stripped of its liquor license, based upon the criminal trial transcript, a stipulation of the parties, and brief arguments by counsel? In the closing days of its May term, a unanimous Illinois Supreme Court held that the answer was "yes," rejecting the licensee's due process challenge to revocation in WISAM 1, Inc. v. Illinois Liquor Control Commission. Our detailed summary of the underlying facts and lower court rulings in WISAM 1 is here. Our report on the oral argument is here.
The appellant in WISAM 1 operated a liquor store in Peoria pursuant to a liquor license granted by the City. The store was managed by two brothers of the president and owner of the business. In 2009, the managers were indicted on five counts of violating or conspiring to violate the Money Laundering Act through what is known as "structuring" or "smurfing" – deliberately structuring currency transactions to remain below the $10,000 threshold that triggers a bank's automatic obligation to file a report with the Secretary of the Treasury. In 2010, one of the brothers was convicted of all five counts (the other having fled the country prior to trial).
Shortly after, the City charged the store with violating Section 3-28 of the Peoria Municipal Code, which prohibits any licensee or its agent or employee from engaging in any activity "in or about" the licensed premises that is prohibited by federal law. At the outset of the hearing, the City offered in evidence a stipulation, with the federal indictment attached. The stipulation provided that the convicted brother had been acting as a manager, employee or agent of the licensee at all dates and times set forth in the administrative charge, and that his criminal offenses were related to the financial and business operations of the store. In addition, the City offered the three volume transcript of the federal trial.
After the evidence was admitted over the licensee's objections, both sides made what were called "opening statements." Counsel for the store argued that the federal conviction should not be preclusive because the owner of the store had not been a defendant in that action, and he could prove a valid reason for the currency transactions (coverage limits on cash in the store). Counsel also argued that the indictment alleged that the transactions had occurred at the bank, not "in or about" the store, and was therefore insufficient to prove a violation of Section 3-28. Upon the City's motion, the Commissioner made an initial finding of a violation of Section 3-28, but he then agreed to allow the licensee to introduce further evidence. The licensee offered various insurance policy declarations pages purporting to reflect the $10,000 coverage limits. The parties offered evidence in the subsequent penalty phase of the proceeding as well; the City offered a 2005 order finding that the store had sold liquor to a minor, while the licensee responded with the testimony of the business owner, and evidence that the store had had no subsequent violations respecting minors.
The Commissioner took the entire matter under advisement, and subsequently entered an order and findings of fact revoking the store's liquor license. On appeal, the Illinois Liquor Control Commission affirmed the revocation. The licensee filed a complaint for administrative review in the circuit court, alleging that it had been deprived of procedural due process by the summary nature of the finding of violation, but the circuit court disagreed, and the Appellate Court affirmed.
In an opinion by Justice Mary Jane Theis, the Supreme Court affirmed the lower courts. The court began by finding that two issues raised by the licensee before the Court – the appropriateness of the penalty of revocation and the sufficiency of the evidence – had not been properly preserved for review. The sole live issue, the Court found, was the due process challenge.
The licensee's due process challenge was in three parts: (1) the Commissioner should have allowed it to relitigate the criminal conviction; (2) the licensee was denied a meaningful opportunity to refute the City's evidence; and (3) the Commissioner improperly admitted the transcripts of the trial.
The first point was easily disposed of, according to the Court. To allow the licensee to relitigate the facts relating to the manager's conduct would render meaningless Section 10-3 of the Liquor Control Act, 235 ILCS 5/10-3, which holds licensees strictly liable for any violation committed by any officer, director, manager, agent or employee. The licensee could always challenge whether revocation was an appropriate penalty for the violation, but the licensee had no right to relitigate the fact of violation.
The licensee's second point fared no better. Although the Commissioner had entered an initial finding of violation, he had then heard the licensee's "opening statement," which included various legal arguments and supporting authority. Thus, the licensee had had a "meaningful opportunity to test, explain, and refute the City's evidence" by pointing out that the indictment alleged solely conduct at the bank, not "in or about" the store.
Finally, the court addressed the admission of the entire three-volume transcript from the criminal trial. The Court agreed that the Commissioner had improperly admitted the hearsay transcript without requiring the City to identify the purpose for which it sought to use the testimony, or the specific testimony it relied upon. Nevertheless, the error was not prejudicial, since sufficient evidence supported the finding of violation even without the transcript: the indictment combined with the parties' stipulation, which provided that the manager was an agent of the licensee and had acted in relation to the business. Although the stipulation did not provide that misconduct had occurred at the store, the Court found that the Commissioner was entitled to make a reasonable inference of that fact from all the evidence in the record.
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ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgia linebacker Jarvis Jones remembers his last conversation with his older brother.
In the early-morning hours of Jan. 9, 2005, Jones and his older brother, Darcell Kitchens, were standing down the street from their mother's home in tiny Richland, Ga. It was Kitchens' 19th birthday. A car stopped in the road, and a friend asked Kitchens if he wanted to go celebrate at a bar.
"Do you want me to stay with you or go?" Kitchens asked his younger brother.
"I told him it was his birthday and that he needed to go have fun," Jones said. "I told him I'd see him in the morning."
Jones would never see his brother again.
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With help from Traffic21 funding and under the leadership of Don Carter, Director of the Remaking Cities Institute at CMU, the "Innovation Oakland" report was completed in 2010, laying the groundwork for Oakland to be a demonstration area for deployment of smart transportation technology.
See http://www.onlyinoakland.org/innovationoakland/
A demonstration way finding kiosk and app was built by Entertainment Technology Center students.
With modest Traffic21 seed funding, a graduate student team with the faculty advice of Dr. Art Boni, Director, Donald H. Jones Center for Entrepreneurship, completed "The Wireless Waterway" plan in 2010 for the Port of Pittsburgh Commission. The plan serves as a basis for financing and implementing a highly efficient integrated communication system for river traffic. The first phase of the Wireless Waterways is currently being deployed by the Port of Pittsburgh Commission.
Where and when should the bus come? Smarter bus scheduling and stops
PROBLEM: Each Port Authority bus is equipped with "boxes" which continuously record data on the location of the bus and other data. The data is downloaded each evening but nothing is currently done with it, leading the Port Authority CEO to lament, "I have all this data but no information."
SOLUTION: This problem intrigued Dr. Bill Eddy, John C. Warner Professor of Statistics and two term chair of the Committee on National Statistics. He assembled a team of PhD researchers that have analyzed the data to help the Port Authority make more informed scheduling decisions. Their analysis provided useful information on "dwell time", i.e. how much time is spent at a particular bus stop, should be analyzed to help improve consistency with the schedule, and "bunching", i.e. the arrival at a stop of several buses at a time. In addition, bus only lanes in the anticipated bus rapid transit corridor were compared with regular street access to determine the benefit of the former.
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Where can I park? Smart parking information for Downtown and Oakland
PROBLEM: Drivers to downtown Pittsburgh for cultural events don't know where to park and drive around looking for facilities that aren't "full", causing traffic congestion, blocking bus and other traffic, and discouraging attendance. The Cultural Trust wanted a system for informing patrons where they could expect to find a space available.
SOLUTION: With the Cultural Trust as the lead, Traffic21helped put together a team including Dr. Robert Hampshire of CMU's Heinz College; CMU spin-offs Deep Local and Numeritics; Alco Parking; and the Parking Authority. Traffic21 then provided seed funding along with the Benter Foundation and ParkPGH (see http://parkpgh.org/) was born, providing real time information for the 2,500 parking spaces in the 9 garages near the Cultural District. Dr. Hampshire developed enhancements to predict how many spaces will be available in future time, giving Pittsburgh the world's first predictive parking system.
NEXT STEPS: Planning is underway for the app "go to scale" to include all downtown parking, significantly improving downtown circulation for drivers and transit riders.
When is my bus coming? Smart transit rider information
PROBLEM: People are discouraged from riding our transit system because they are unsure as to when the bus will arrive. Technology exists for centralized determination and dissemination of where a transit vehicle is. However, outfitting the entire Port Authority fleet is prohibitively expensive. The Port Authority wanted a no cost way to provide riders with information about vehicle arrival.
SOLUTION: A team of CMU faculty including Dr. Aaron Steinfeld(Director, Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Accessible Public Transportation),Dr. Anthony Tomasic (Director of the Carnegie Mellon University Masters of Science in Information Technology, Very Large Information Systems) and John Zimmerman (Associate Professor, Human Computer Interaction Institute) responded with the concept of using "crowd sourcing" to provide the information. With funding from Traffic21 supplementing funding of the Center which Aaron directs, the team has developed a smart phone application named "Tiramisu" (means "pick me up" in Italian). With Tiramisu, riders share GPS traces, observations of vehicle load, and problem reports via their mobile phones. The system processes incoming traces and generates real-time arrival time and load predictions for buses. While popular with all riders, Tiramisu supports specific information and reporting needs for riders with disabilities, thereby providing greater independent mobility around the community.
NEXT STEPS: The team is planning to add dynamic messaging (agency-to-rider and rider-to-rider) for updates on specific buses and stops. They would also like to expand the crowdsourcing techniques to document transit infrastructure, both current and desired (e.g., which stops have bus shelters, sidewalks, etc). The team has created a spin-off of the University and if this "no cost" approach works, it is likely to go global.
When can I get the ACCESS van? Smart scheduling
PROBLEM: The ACCESS system is not as "accessible" as folks who rely upon it would like. A user must schedule a day ahead and often the time he/she estimates for the return trip is uncertain, causing long wait times on the part of either the rider or the driver, i.e. it's inefficient.
SOLUTION: This problem attracted Dr. Steve Smith, a professor in robotics and Director of the Intelligent Coordination and Logistics Laboratory. Steve has great experience in the challenge of scheduling and logistics of air transport. His lab is bringing that expertise to developing and piloting a dynamic real time IT based scheduling system this summer to improve efficiency and service for one of the eight ACCESS service areas.
NEXT STEPS: After the pilot is evaluated, the system will be ready to be deployed for the entire ACCESS service. From that scale, PennDOT is interested in sharing the system with all the other similar services in the state. It's worth noting that the original development of the ACCESS system in the 1970's was done at CMU for the Port Authority. Similar systems now exist not only in the state of Pennsylvania but around the globe.
What's the safest and easiest route? Smart cars learning driver preferences
PROBLEM: The shortest route is not always the preferred route, especially for older drivers who want to avoid left hand turns, merging onto freeways, and other stressful driving maneuvers.
SOLUTION: Using some Traffic21 funding combined with other sources, Dr. Anind Dey, Associate Professor in the Human Computer Interaction Institute, and Dr. Drew Bagnell, Associate Professor in the Robotics Institute are teamed in developing technology that learns the preferences of drivers from digesting data from their actual driving behavior. Once learned, these preferences can be combined with GPS and real time traffic information to provide a driver with minimally stressful routes. (See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FzQ_2FLfIdM.) Applications have been developed for both the Android and iPhone (iOS) platforms and are currently being tested.
NEXT STEPS: Drivers will be recruited and the applications tested in a small pilot in Allegheny County. After the pilot, the hope is widespread deployment for all drivers who wish to utilize the applications.
Why won't the light change? Smart adaptive traffic signals
PROBLEM: Downtown traffic is congested, tying up transit buses and vehicles alike. The patterns of congestion change by the hour and with special events. Yet the grid of traffic signals that govern the flow of traffic downtown does not adequately adapt their configurations with conditions.
SOLUTION: This problem also attracted Dr. Steve Smith and his team. As a first step, they developed technology to allow the signals to communicate with each other and adapt to the traffic in real time. In the second step, they have developed a simulation model for downtown traffic. The model has demonstrated that adaptive signals are effective and if even only a few lights can be made to adapt their signal patterns to changing conditions, substantial reductions in congestion can be achieved. The team has laid the groundwork and is about to implement a pilot in East Liberty for a network of nine traffic intersections in the vicinity of the new Target store.
NEXT STEPS: If the pilot is successful, the next step would be to scale up the pilot area to the east past Bakery Square.
Where are the potholes that need to be fixed? Smart road surface monitoring and reporting
PROBLEM: Potholes need no explanation as a problem. The challenge is smart maintenance. Where are the potholes cropping up and how severe? If the city, county and state maintenance teams knew on a real time basis, they could target their daily maintenance efforts.
SOLUTION: Dr. Christoph Mertz, Senior Project Scientist in the Robotics Institute is tackling this problem. He has demonstrated that by mounting laser and camera hardware on a pilot vehicle with GPS, you can readily detect the location and severity of potholes, capture the data and report it on a daily basis. Dr. Mertz is working with the City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Works to integrate this data into the City's traditional process of hand-entering this data.
NEXT STEPS: Deploy a full pilot in the City of Pittsburgh and evaluate the feasibility and efficiencies of this real-time process compared to the existing process. Moreover, additional development has the potential to detect not only existing potholes, but the deterioration of pavement in fine enough detail that where potholes are likely to appear next can be predicted.
Where are the bridges that need to be fixed? Smart bridge condition monitoring and reporting
PROBLEM: Deteriorating bridges are in the news along with limited funding to fix them. Inspecting them to determine where the "must fix" situations occur is hugely expensive and cannot be done on a continuing basis.
SOLUTION: Dr. Jim Garrett, Thomas Lord Professor and Head of Environmental and Civil Engineering (Jim is also Co-Director for the Center for Sensed Critical Infrastructure Research and the Pennsylvania Smart Infrastructure Incubator) and Dr. Jacobo Bielak, University Professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering, are developing technology that turns a vehicle into a bridge inspector. Bridges vibrate when a vehicle passes over it. The idea is to digitally capture those vibrations from vehicles that regularly pass over the bridges (e.g. buses), effectively making the vehicle the sensor. The data is captured and analyzed to determine whether the bridge has a problem that requires early and priority attention. This will enable real time prioritization of bridge inspections, ultimately saving millions as well as dramatically reducing the risks of bridges collapsing. The team has demonstrated the feasibility through simulation and a working model.
NEXT STEPS: The team is continuing laboratory testing. They are also working with PennDOT to field test the technology on a PennDOT bridge in the region.
How can we use all that video information? Smart cameras
PROBLEM: Cameras as a tool for monitoring traffic and detecting accidents have proliferated. The number of cameras feeding into the PennDOT Traffic Management Center alone overwhelms the capacity of one or two human beings to monitor let along process into information about the overall state of the system. On the other hand, the camera feeds are merely digital data and data can be captured, processed and turned into useful information.
SOLUTION: Dr. Yang Cai, Senior Systems Scientist at CyLab and founder of the Visual Intelligence Studiois tackling this problem. Working with PennDOT camera feeds his team is developing technology for incident detection, traffic measurement and virtual driving experiences.
NEXT STEPS: Working with high resolution data direct from the PennDOT cameras, Yang's team would like to deploy the incident detection, real time traffic measurement and virtual driving experience applications, and link the information to the public through the Internet and the PennDOT 511 system and dynamic message signs currently on the highways.
How can vehicles avoid hitting pedestrians? Smart vehicles
PROBLEM: Pedestrians and vehicles do not interact well.
SOLUTION: Equipping a vehicle with technology that will assist the driver in not only detecting pedestrians, but predicting whether they are about to step into the path of the vehicle could reduce pedestrian accidents dramatically. That's the solution that Dr. Martial Hebert, Professor at the Robotics Institute, is working towards with a seed grant from Traffic21. His team has been addressing problems with interpreting the huge amount of data streaming from video sensors in sufficient detail to reliably interpret and predict the paths pedestrians will take.
NEXT STEPS: There is obvious interest in ultimately incorporating this kind of technology into vehicles. At this point, much more research and testing needs to be done to refine the techniques to the point of a pilot application.
How do I navigate urban environments if I am blind? Smart navigation aids for blind travelers
PROBLEM: People with visual impairments need practical, customizable, low-cost and easily-deployable mobility aids to help them safely navigate urban environments.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Dr. Bernardine Dias, Associate Research Professor in the Robotics Institute, and her TechBridgeWorld research team believe mobile and computing technology can enhance the navigation capability and thereby the independence and safety of visually impaired people. Based on valuable feedback from partners at the Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children in Oakland and the Blind and Vision Rehabilitation Services in Homestead, TechBridgeWorld has developed a smartphone-based personalized navigation aid. This navigation aid currently offers users enhanced route-planning that can be customized to meet their sensory constraints. To determine a user's location in GPS-denied environments, it utilizes WiFi signal strength mapping as well as the inertial measurement unit available on smartphones. Visually impaired users can interact with the tool's interface through on-screen gestures, audio and vibration cues. A prototype of the tool has been tested with several users at the Carnegie Mellon University campus in Pittsburgh.
NEXT STEPS: The research team plans to launch a website with indoor navigation information useful to visually impaired people for select buildings in Pittsburgh, extend the use of the tool's on-screen gestures, conduct long-term mapping of WiFi signal strength which can be used for multiple purposes, test the tool's interface and route planning components with visually impaired users from our partner sites, and conduct tests in a variety of relevant scenarios. In the long-term, the research team plans to extend this work to include a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor environments and also accommodate transit options via public transportation.
Why can't we have a one stop shop for transportation information? Smarter 511
PROBLEM: Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio and Maryland all have 511 traveler information systems serving parts of the greater Pittsburgh region (i.e. Power of 32 region). These systems can be vastly improved and potentially integrated to better serve intra-regional travelers.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Align other Traffic21 active and potential projects to provide input to the 511 system, e.g. video, bus passenger, ridesharing, weather sensing, etc. Also improve the user interface through better language dialogue (below under potential project)technology as well as the development of smart phone applications. Potentially integrate the four state systems into a regional system.
NEXT STEPS: Traffic21 is organizing a charrette to bring international experts to the region to discuss the "state of the art" of traveler information systems and make recommendations appropriate and feasible for our region both immediate implementation and a longer range research, development and deployment agenda.
Where's my kid's school bus? Smart school bus rider information
PROBLEM: Many school children arrive to school in personal vehicles rather than taking a school bus which is proven safer and more energy efficient. Due to uncertainties caused by traffic and weather conditions, school bus riders often have to wait in adverse conditions, near dangerous streets, for long periods without knowledge of why the school bus is late and even whether it will arrive.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Professor John Zimmermanand the Tiramisu team are working with the Pittsburgh Public Schools in developing a real time internet, phone, smart phone, enabled application which will track school busses and provide that information to parents, students and school officials.
NEXT STEPS: The system is currently being developed and expected to be piloted in the fall of 2012.
Could round-abouts be smart solutions for some intersections? Smarter intersection design
PROBLEM: Some complex intersections need alternative design to make them safer and more efficient.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Professor Al Biehler with appointments in the Heinz College and the College of Engineering and Don Carter who leads the Remaking Cities Institute are working with Penn DOT and the Pittsburgh Department of Public Works to explore the feasibility of installing a round-about in Schenley Park near Phipps Conservatory and the Schenley Visitor Center.
NEXT STEPS: If the design is found acceptable funding could be pursued for engineering and construction. Following the installation the safety and efficiency improvements could be evaluated.
How much could traffic be reduced with smarter traffic signals? Signal timing improvement
PROBLEM: Cranberry Township is experiencing continuous shifts in traffic patterns due to economic growth.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Green Design Institute's Dr. Chris Hendrickson and PhD Student Yeganeh Mashayekh are currently utilizing a Traffic21 agreement to access real time traffic camera data to model and recommend smart signal timing plans and evaluate their impact on the traffic and the environment. They will also model the use of adaptive signal technology and analyze that impact and feasibility.
NEXT STEPS: Evaluate results and determine other areas in the region that could benefit from this type of study.
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What if I don't use the internet? Smarter telephones
PROBLEM: Not everyone uses the Internet and smart phones to get information. Telephones remain an important instrument. Yet, providing transportation information to telephone callers can be very costly if a real person is conveying the information. On the other hand, it can be very frustrating if a spoken dialog system is doing so. This is especially true for people with accents or non-English speaking people.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Dr. Maxine Eskenazi and Dr. Alan Black of CMU's Language Technology Institute have been developing cutting edge spoken dialogue systems and have demonstrated very successful pilots with the Port Authority of Allegheny County and the City of Pittsburgh's 311 system. PennDOT has a statewide 511 system that provides transportation information for car, transit, rail and even ridesharing in the Pittsburgh region. See www.511pa.com or call 511. Based on discussions with PennDOT, we believe that with additional R&D, a much improved dialogue system can be developed and piloted.
How can we save money on line striping? Smart painting
PROBLEM: Essential for public safety, line striping is constantly deteriorating and in need of re-striping annually. It is a costly and sometimes inaccurate maintenance procedure for PennDOT and local government public works.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Building on technology developed at NavLab, Dr. Christoph Mertz believes he can significantly enhance the accuracy and reduce the cost of line striping.
Where should the bus stops and routes be Downtown? Smart stops and routes
PROBLEM: With a strong center to our region, virtually all bus routes pass through Downtown. The location of bus Downtown stops and routes must be optimized based on several different factors.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: The work begun for Downtown traffic simulation by Dr. Steve Smith (see earlier project) could be expanded and combined with Dr. Bill Eddy's route analysis to optimize Downtown bus circulation.
How can I find a ride? Smarter ridesharing
PROBLEM: Huge capacity in the form of empty seats in private vehicles resides in our system. Promotion of ridesharing has fallen far short of utilizing that capacity.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: The Internet and social media can be used to fill seats and reduce the number of passenger vehicles on our system. Dr. Jim Morris, Professor of Computer Science, would like to pilot the idea of "e-hitchhiking", that is the matching on a real time basis of people needing a ride with people willing to provide one.
How's the weather going to affect my trip? Smarter prediction
PROBLEM: Pennsylvania has all four seasons. As referenced by PennDOT, the safety and state of congestion on roadways is highly influenced by the weather, but the public has too little information about the weather influenced state of the system. Currently in poor weather situations PennDOT relies on road crews subjectively evaluating road conditions and reporting that over the radio only every two hours.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: The road surface monitoring technology developed by Dr. Christoph Mertz could be applied. Sensors can be outfitted to fleet vehicles (e.g. PennDOT maintenance vehicles) that could objectively analyze conditions on a real time basis and feed that information to the 511 system.
If transit service is cut, what can I do? Smart options
PROBLEM: Transit service has seen a series of reductions due to funding cuts. The funding outlook is still uncertain and additional cuts are expected. If they do, organizations like the Pittsburgh Downtown Partnership and the Oakland Transportation Management Agency wonder what responses can mitigate the impact on these activity and employment hubs.
PROPOSED SOLUTION: Smart transportation solutions can focus on common destinations for implementing smarter use of transit, vehicle sharing, biking, walking and telecommuting. As a pilot we could provide smart transportation options to CMU commuters and then disseminate those successful ideas to other common destination communities.


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Costume designer Sal Perez's favorite part of his job on Fox's freshman series "The Mindy Project" is working with the woman at the center of it, creator and star Mindy Kaling.
"I love the collaboration," he tells Zap2it. "Many times actors don't have an opinion, and Mindy is so specific. It's the most collaboration I've ever had with any actor. I get email from her at 2 a.m. in the morning that she found a cute sweater online."
Mindy's character, Mindy Lahiri, is a New York obstetrician who makes good money and loves clothes, so Kaling's input makes Perez's job easier.
"Mindy shops voraciously, and every boutique in L.A. knows her," he says. "It's really fun that she loves clothes as much as she does. She is very specific about designers and fits."
Kaling's character is loosely based on her in real life, which leads to some crossover — but not a lot — when it comes to fashion.
"Mindy Kaling is a little more sophisticated, and Mindy Lahiri is a little more fun," Perez says. "Mindy mixes it up — you never know what she's going to show up in."
Mindy Lahiri spends quite a bit of time in scrubs, which viewers may have noticed fit a lot better than the ones typically worn in real life.
"The way costume designers fit scrubs and lab coats is completely different for a TV show," Perez says. "We take in scrubs and cut them to make them fit fabulously because they basically are like pajamas. … When I go to the doctor, they know what show I work on, and they say, 'Your scrubs are really tight.' "
Some of Perez and Kaling's favorite designers for her character are Rebecca Taylor, Tracy Reese, Diane von Furstenberg, and Alice & Olivia. They also love online shopping at such sites as Shopbop and ModCloth.
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So, I'm going to be riding a friends horse for him because he has no time right now and he really wants his horse back in shape, as you will be able to tell by the photos! Luke is a registered 9 year old palomino Quarter Horse gelding. He's overweight and out of shape at this point but hopefully with riding him everyday, he'll get better. He is a very sweet boy just a little lazy right now.
Well, here are the photos of him. You can critique him if you want but mostly I want to share the photos with you guys and you can tell me what you think.
Luke with his buddy out at pasture.
Here's Luke before I attacked him with my grooming tools!
And his scraggly mane.
Now he'll be sooo much cooler without all that mane!
Lol, I'll have to remember to put the breast collar on him next time because the saddle slips back so much!
It was hard to get a good side photo of him, so this was the best one!
What a fat boy!!
But a beautiful chocolate palomino!
Hahhaha! They took off running after I let Luke back out!
Tell me what you think!!
whoa that last picture is gorgeous!! frame it! :P but he looks very pretty after you got at him lol! mane looks better as well! Good luck with the project :]
He's stunning!! But of course I'm a sucker for palominos. I hope you have fun working with him.
Wow he sure is a chucky monkey! I really look forward to pictures of him when you get him all shaped up!
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He's beautiful. :) Looks really sweet!!
Thanks everyone for your comments!! I hope to keep you guys updated with pictures on how things are going!!
gosh hes beautiful!
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A very thick looking horse. Love the dapples.
Can't wait to see him in shape :)
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