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I'll double the currant bid
Protect and Survive
What a load of old blocks.
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ERR: 31 Dec 2016 23:59:60 - Temporal buffer underflow - Rebooting Universe...
"The Russian space agency Roscosmos has just confirmed the container and its cargo are toast."
Just add marmite.
This country is being run by a bunch of self-serving arrogant fuckwits. The alternative lot are no better. The Lib-dems seem to speak sense but nobody votes for them.
If I didn't have family here I'd consider jumping ship at this point.
The Speed of Light in a vacuum is generally held to be constant - but what if the early universe was sufficiently dense that the SoL was reduced enough that matter could move faster than the SoL in that medium without violating our current theories?
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherenkov_radiation
"It's a particular concern when company mergers mean that vast amounts of customers' personal data become an asset to be bought and sold."
Or when an even less savoury government than our current one takes possession of all that juicy info stored up as a result of the snoopers' charter.
It was rebooted when it got too near to the monolith.
And in the context of the article (Nexus owners), it should be singular anyway.
Well, I have a Lumia 640XL running WP10, and I've just put it on charge after it dropped to 20% battery - 8 days after its last charge.
It wasn't always like that though - it used to need charging daily until I disabled as much of Cortana as I could, told it to only sync emails every 2 hrs, and use WiFi only (I'm nearly always either at work or at home when I want to use anything internetty).
Does all I need it to do - texts, calls, maps, browsing, email, calculator, alarms, and the odd app or two.
The ship was sunk by a massive explosion caused when the Antikythera Device was brought too close to the (as yet unrecovered) Kythera Device.
Photon Energy Weapon (PEW), surely?
A Fire Balrog?
The name 'So-called Islamic State' has been deprecated.
The organisation formerly known as 'So-called Islamic State' should henceforth be referred to either as TOFKASCIS, or as 'So-called 'So-called Islamic State''.
Is an octocre chip sixteen times better than a mediocre one?
Ah yes, the inevitable scooby-doo unmasking at the end of each episode, where the villain says "And I'd have gotten away with it if it wasn't for you pescetarians"
Their eggs weigh up to 1.4kg, and take up to a month and half to incubate.
Or an hour and a half to hard-boil before encasing in sausage meat and breadcrumbs.
Nasty, stinking mushroomses. We hates them, with their horrid germses and connectionses.
Please, don't use 'Nexii' as the plural of 'Nexus'!
It's a long time since I studied Latin but this construction makes me cringe. Go with 'Nexi' if you must, but 'Nexii' is like Romanised Gollum-speak.
Nexus is to Nexii as Tablet is to Tabletses.
And don't get me started on 'virii' or 'fungii'...
Quite apart from the frustrating and seemingly willful ignorance on the part of the politicians who want to implement this garbage, I am concerned about the cost of it all.
Rather than splurge money - our taxes - on a pointless and futile exercise like this, wouldn't society benefit much more if the cash was given to some more deserving body? The NHS perhaps?
"I've just picked up a fault in the AE35 unit. It's going to go 100% failure in 72 hours."
With something this far-reaching and contentious, and with such an impact on privacy and security (not to mention expense once the ISPs have passed on their costs to the public) - this bill should be put to a public referendum.
They got into the computer room and took their revenge for millions of schoolboy magnifying-glass 'experiments'.
Local hospitals should watch out for swarms of 7-legged spiders infiltrating their operating theatres.
Top Tip...
First thing each morning, press Shift+Backspace a couple of hundred times to find out all the pages you're going to read during the day. Then if any of them look dull, you can just skip over them.
No, they don't want us to pay them not to put ads on the site. They want us to pay them to enable content providers to continue providing content, given that the ad-supported development model seems to be failing (due to the excesses of the advertisers, not the content developers themselves)
I really don't understand why people here can't see that adblockers hurt the wrong people. There are typically at least four parties involved: content providers, ad brokers, advertisers and viewers.
Viewers want to see the content (obviously, otherwise they'd visit some other website instead, or abandon the web). Providing the content incurs costs. One way to finance this is to ask an ad-broker (eg Google) to fill some space on the webpage with an ad. Advertisers pay the ad-broker for this space, and the ad-broker pays the content developer a cut.
Viewing the site with an adblocker does not cost the ad-broker or advertiser anything at all. But it does mean that the content provider receives no payment from the ad-broker despite having given you the content you want.
I totally understand that people don't like ads. But I don't understand why that seems to make it ok to expect people to give you great websites for free.
It's not so much the advertising industry that bears the cost of adblockers - they simply pay to have their ads displayed a number of times, and if people run adblockers it just looks to the advertisers as though the internet has gone a little bit quieter. The ads will still be displayed sooner or later, and if not then they won't pay for it.
The people who actually lose out are the content providers who would have been paid by the advertisers. They have invested time and effort into making the content, hosting it, and providing server bandwidth. Their hope/expectation is that those costs will be recouped by serving a few ads. If their outgoings remain but that income stream dries up and nothing replaces it, then the content will go too. Presumably we don't really want that to happen?
That's the wrong way to look at things. Instead of asking "why should I pay to view this interesting site without ads?", try asking "why should this interesting site be offered to me for free?"
There might be little point to you individually in having ads served, but you are not the only person in the system - to the content provider it makes the difference between being paid for their work or going out of business. I don't know if this suggestion is viable, but it's looking at an alternative way to fund the websites which, presumably, you want to see.
Adblockers are not the equivalent of TPS - nuisance phone calls do not offer anything of value to the consumer whereas the websites that contain ads have content which is of interest, and which is supported by the serving of ads. Block the ads, the content will dwindle unless an alternative way is found to finance content developers.
Before internet advertising the internet looked completely bollocks because most of the 'content' was produced by people who just wanted to say 'look at me I'm on the internet', whose only reward was to see their name on a page covered with flashing animated pictures. Remember Geocities?
With advertising came the possibility of making a website pay for itself, so it was more worthwhile investing time and money into making a site with content worth seeing, to keep people coming back.
Now it's swinging back the other way again, and as ad revenue drops off due to adblocking there will be a reduction in the effort people are prepared to put into providing content. Unless some alternative incentive is found, of course.
Do not confuse content providers with advertisers. It is the advertisers who make the jiggly things and the malvertisements. They are just as much a curse to the content providers as they are to the audience.
Content providers just want to get some return on their investment of time and effort creating a webpage which people want to view - and clearly people *do* want to view their content otherwise this whole topic of adblockers would be non-existent because a far simpler solution would be just to turn off the computer and not look at the web at all.
I know. I dislike ads. I detest the fact that malware can be disguised as an ad. But, at the moment, ads are part of an ecosystem which also includes content providers and content consumers. That ecosystem is failing because advertisers have overstepped limits, and because consumers have gained the technical ability to change the balance of the system by cutting the advertisers out of the loop. That's fine for consumers in the short term, but in the longer term this disrupted ecosystem will inevitably cause the smaller content providers, who rely on advertising income, to go out of business. That's what the original article was about. There will then be less content available, apart from that generated by the few people prepared to work for free, or by people whose content is itself advertising or enabling some other form of income.
I'm not blaming people for blocking ads. But you have to see that doing so will have consequences beyond simply making your browsing experience more enjoyable. Adblocking is a very blunt instrument.
Content providers do not generate a site and then rub their hands and decide to insert big bouncy ads all over it, and maybe a bit of malware for good measure. They set aside an area and ask Google or some other service to fill it with an ad, trusting them to provide something appropriate, and receiving a *very* small reward for each ad served (more if it is clicked on, which is more likely to happen if the ad is relevant to the viewer).
Ultimately if the advertising model is to survive (and at present I can't see a viable alternative way to finance small sites) then the Googles of the world need to sort themselves out and vet ads more responsibly. At the very least they should give content providers more control over what style of ads get shown, so they could choose whether or not to allow jiggly-flashy ones, or auto-start videos, or scripts, etc. There is not that level of control at present.
I personally contacted an advertiser whose gaudy flashing ad was disrupting a site I enjoy reading. I told them their ad was annoying, and inappropriate for the site, and likely losing them credibility. They replied that they would think things over, and then a few days later told me they had changed their advertising image as a result. That seems to me a win-win situation - they now present a more appealing ad, the website looks better, and viewers are less likely to adblock it so the site will continue to be supported by advertising revenue.
The whole area of adblock-blockers is another contentious subject. It is not straightforward for a web publisher to implement, and it is met with hostility and suspicion if they do. And sooner or later it will also be met with adblock-blocker-blockers, and so on.
The point is that allowing ads to be served with the content (without them being blocked) is what pays for a lot of sites. Blocking ads removes that income stream from the content provider just as copying an MP3 removes an income stream from an artist. If you want the MP3 enough to listen to it, then pay for it so the artist earns a living. If you want the web content enough to view it as offered, ads and all, then go ahead, so the content provider will get paid. If not, feel free to walk away.
Yep, the situation is complex.
Undoubtedly there are a few people who will publish either altruistically or for vanity reasons just so they can be seen. But I would say that the majority of publishers want some kind of return on the time and money it takes to create and maintain a web presence. A large news organization, to take your example, could maybe maintain an ad-free website if it promoted sales of a physical newspaper (which would probably be ad-supported itself) but physical newspapers are in decline, and paywalled websites are also met with hostility. Smaller publishers providing entertainment or expert opinion and information have no physical sales to promote - their only source of income is their audience.
At the end of the day, website publishers are offering a package to the public - a combination of some content the public wants (otherwise why would they be on the site?) and a means of paying for the provision of that content. That's the bargain that's being offered. If people don't like that package then the most ethical thing to do is to not visit the site - and that would have the right feedback effect to drive sites to show ads of an acceptable quantity and quality.
Blocking ads provides no feedback to the advertisers, or to the publisher, and so it does nothing to improve the situation as a whole. Yes, it's beneficial in the short term for the viewer who blocks ads, but it is a parasitic relationship and sooner or later the 'hosts' start to suffer. Some will go under as a result.
The argument "'I never click on ads, so nobody loses if I block them" does not hold water - the content publisher certainly does lose out. It's like the argument "I wouldn't pay for this MP3 so it's fine to copy it". That's not the deal that's on offer - if you don't like the deal then it's fine to walk away, but it's not fine to just make up some other deal and assume that's ok with everyone else. It isn't.
But equally, there are certainly problems with intrusive ads, and particularly malvertising. It's unfortunate that there really is no easy way for pre-approved micropayments to be made when visiting a site, as this would be the ideal arrangement. No middlemen (ok, maybe the hypothetical micropayment management company), no annoying ads, and a more direct, open and visible payment system. But it doesn't exist, and the "everything on the internet should be free" culture means that it's unlikely ever to happen.
Yes, it's complex.
And you won't get the content that a fraction of that $27bn would have financed. Win!...?
I had a similar standard reply - probably the same boilerplate - from Damian Hinds. It's infuriating.
There really ought to be some way to force these b'stards to actually listen to the wishes of the people they allegedly represent - and if they don't know what those wishes are, then to take the trouble to find out.
As I've said before, this costly exchange of privacy for the illusion of security needs to be put to a public referendum.
These things do tend to drag on.
Attempts to contact TRAPPIST-1 have so far been met with silence...
Have you not seen 2001? It'd go like this:
Siri: This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardise it.
Wonko: I don't know what you're talking about, Siri.
Siri: I know that you were planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen.
Wonko: Where the hell'd you get that idea, Siri?
Siri: Wonko, although you took very thorough precautions against my hearing you, I could see your lips move...
The celestial orb Makemake
Has a moon, and a climate most parky.
But the experts advise
That in spite of its size
It's a dwarf in the planets hierarchy.
Relations between the Pastafarian community and the Road Safety Authority are said to be "strained."
Yes, his argument was clearly full of holes.
Ah yes, Kraftwerk's little-known follow up release never quite gained the recognition it deserved.
Icon: Florian Schneider
It would be very interesting to see a copy of the letter you wrote, which elicited the response we've seen. The response appears to be talking about a situation which, I would suggest, does not reflect what really happens when an ad-blocker is blocked.
If the initial question was phrased so that the recipient got the wrong idea about the situation that you wanted clarifying, then the response is not really going to represent how the case would go in a court of law, and you are unlikely to win.
You might convince people here that you have a case, because they really really want it to be true, but that isn't going to be good enough in the courts. They will ask you what personal data is being stored/retrieved on the user's machine and where, and the truth is that nothing is being stored or retrieved as defined in the legislation, and the case will go no further.
Where exactly do you believe this javascript is stored? It is simply held in memory and then discarded when the webpage is closed, which is not what most reasonable people would consider being stored on their machine. It is not written to permanent/persistent storage, which is what the letter is referring to in Article 5.3
I understand that you hate ads, that you love being able to use an ad-blocker, and that you hate websites trying to stop you from doing so. But I don't think this letter is giving you the legal support that you are hoping for.
@Alexander Hanff 1 - I think you are confused as to what is happening with ad-block-blockers.
As you point out, they are running javascript code which is served with the website in question. The code detects whether the ad has been displayed, and takes some action according to what it discovers.
However, it does not have to store anything on the computer, in the way that cookies are stored. Nor does it have to access information stored on the computer, in the way that cookies are read.
What it does is query the way the page has been displayed and take some action. The code is part of the page that is downloaded, it does not install itself, or cache its results for a later time. It is run each time the page is loaded.
Responsive web pages have to do this kind of thing all the time, altering their display/operation to suit the capabilities and settings of the machine they are running on. For example a touch-screen device often has to behave differently from a mouse-input device. It is perfectly normal behaviour for a website to interrogate its environment to work out how to display itself to the user, and it can do this without storing data or reading stored data.
You may have legitimate concerns about unwanted ads, but you are incorrect in your assumptions about how ad-block-blockers work, and hence their legality or otherwise under this ruling.
One of the benefits of the EU is that its regulations help to keep in check the wilder excesses of the government of the day. So I'm not surprised that she wants to try to cut those reins so she can have her wicked way with us all.
It irritates me immensely that voting to remain in the EU would be siding with May, though.
"Having exploited the classic SQL injunction bug..."
Are we even allowed to discuss this?
Did the ubiquitous prof. Brian Cox have a hand in naming it, perhaps?
Or maybe it's like demanding that Ma must be able to turn her delicious apple pie back into a couple of Granny Smiths and a block of Jus-Rol
"No entity or individual is above the law," said Feinstein.
...except for the laws of mathematics, we in the government are definitely above those laws.
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Skip to comments.Here is why Homeland Security is buying so much ammo (My Working Theory)
Posted on 04/26/2013 10:39:35 AM PDT by dila813
Quick run down on budget management in the federal government:
1. Prior to the start of the year, you made a budget request 10% higher than last year's budget
2. At the beginning of the fiscal year you are given a budget target to spend for the year
3. During the year, if you are running short due to demand you put in requests for supplemental funds
4. As you approach the end of the year, if it appears you are going to still have money left. You have to spend it, you look for items that aren't perishable and have a long time for storage (great place to look are items you placed a large number of orders during the year, as in number of orders not number of items). This routinely happens in Republican Administrations, in Democrat Administrations it can be 2-3x what you would normally see. I believe this is because the Dems are poor planners and only have eyes for key projects.
Ok, Baseline budgeting
1. Prior year exceptional spending becomes part of the base line budget going forward (like billions of dollars in upgraded luggage and people scanners in airports)
2. .... etc... rinse and repeat leading to inflated budgets
Ok, Supply Chains:
... commodities like ammo are produced linearly throughout the year because the inventory is cheaper than having excess capacity to react to changes in demand
further, when orders come in, no one is going to turn down the order no matter how big, but since it was such a huge order it took away all this critical buffer inventory leading to shortages when the public demand picked up at the same time eliminating all their inventory in their distribution channels.
No grand conspiracy, just poor lousy government
The fiscal year starts in October and ends in September, this means this all started in September of last year and these shortages of ammo can go on for a year due to the tight capacity.
And yes, once upon a time I did this, it was my job and I hated it.
You are assuming they have no plans to deny us ammunition by legislating the industry out of business after they stock up.
Correct. There is no giant conspiracy. Breitbart has a good article debunking the ammo myths:
They usually buy everyone a new computer...
With any other administration, I would agree with you.
True, I have to say there are different categories of funds.
Not all the money can go into new computers. That pile of money was quite limited.
The big bucks are in the operating funds.
But, I always had the best computer on my desk every September.
Very disappointed in US ammo makers selling so much to the DHS.
I will remember when things loosen up.
Shows he stupid the US ammo makers are.
They are still going to need ammo for themselves.
This is a lot more logical than most of the theories floating around.
Except, #4, that is the traditional baseline approach but most agencies now are going beyond baseline to exceed the rate of growth in order to get future budgets increased.
In other words, in traditional baseline budgeting, if they are budgeted to increase by $100, if they spend $90, their next budget is considered a $10 cut so they try to spend $100. This has evolved to go beyond the projected growth rate so if they are budgeted to spend $100, they try to spend $200 so their next budget will be increased by that amount (and so on and so on and so on).
I don't blame them entirely, I blame this stupid process we have with the budgets of spend it or loose it mentality.
That's the root cause of lots of government evil in the US economy.
No grand conspiracy....you just know they love it that the people believe there's a grand conspiracy.
They have government supplier contracts that many have had for decades and if they don't fulfill those contracts, it will jeopardize their businesses. Some, even have entire divisions solely dedicated to fulfilling government orders. If they don't, it will collapse their business.
These aren't mom and pops who choose to give it to x or y depending on who places an internet orders. These are massive industries who make on the order of 50 billion plus rounds per year.
This might be true at an agency level, but in the trenches at your individual offices this isn't true.
You request 10% more than last year, they give you a new budget that is at this level or near it to spend for next year.
Why 10%, that was the rule of thumb, no logic behind it.
The whole thing was stupid.
Sorry, but I don't think that Obambi's handlers have any intention of leaving our White House. They've probably sold every national secret to our enemies, undone any secrecy to anything that's important to our security, and Lord knows what else they've done to our country.
And if an actual president comes in with his administration and finds out how much damage these morons have done, they'll probably wind up in prison.
No, there's a much larger plan . . . and I pray for us when it happens.
Yep, at agency level. Their 'caps' were pulled. This is whey the sequester was such a joke. For the past few years they have been jacking up their baselines higher and higher.
I don't know what you are talking about, it isn't contracting at all.
These are straight buys on contract for immediate delivery.
You can't consider the money spent unless you actually take physical delivery of the item.
well, this was invisible to me, but I suspect this lead to even greater distortions in the marketplace.
I hate to burst your bubble but its not that benign. More likely its to keep ammo supplies scarce while gunning up for the inevitiable conflict with the American public.
7,000 full auto AR's and 2717 armored trucks are not just to make sure all alloted funds get spent.
The is is not your daddy's govt.
A question, dila...
If the government issues the purchase order for "up to" a gazillion rounds, they have spent their budget, as funds are allocated even if the actual purchase is not made.
The following years' budgets gets these funds rolled over, for the next hypothetical PO awarded for ever-increasing purchases that are never consummated. Are they just parking money this way?
BTW, thank you for taking on the free energy spammers that pop up here occasionally.
What budget? Did I miss something?
come on, truly.... how much do you think they need to buy in order to replace the spending they did previously at the peak of the spending for integrating the TSA with billions spent for scanners.
ammo has a long life, its small, can the cost is high for the space it takes up.
I have walked into warehouses that were packed with excavation equipment in wooden crates as far as the eye could see from the 80s that sat in mint condition never been used.
budgets within agencies, not the congressional budget.
This is the operating budgets.
it is, but its cost is low for the space it takes up
not a good candidate for this kind of spending
"since it was such a huge order it took away all this critical buffer inventory leading to shortages when the public demand picked up at the same time eliminating all their inventory in their distribution channels."
No, I'd say this part of your theory is incorrect, because the DHS order is not extraordinary. It's at the same level as their order from previous years going back at least a decade. So, the sole reason for the shortage is the public panic buying, since the DHS purchases would have had no effect on any buffer inventory.
That hardly explains so much $$$$ spent on ammo when they could just as easily bought office furniture with it. Ammo isn't going to make their lives more cushy but a nicely decorated office with a big leather desk chair would. That also doesn't explain why so many gov depts who have no need for such large amounts of ammo were ordering it too.
Why weren't you disappointed in them when they sold the same amounts to DHS under the Bush administration?
we weren't allowed to roll over to the next year,
you had to get the item physically in hand, under your physical control. This could simply mean driving over there and putting it in the trunk of your government vehicle.
If you receive it next year it was part of that year's budget.
We wouldn't place an order if it wasn't going to be in time.
In fact, the government developed a specific type of order for these iffy cases. The "Fill or Kill", the supplier fills it per the requirements including the time of delivery or the order is null and void, self-canceling.
I think one thing to remember is that everyone who works at DHS does not carry a weapon. A good deal of them are just administrative types.
They are not the military and they have no need to be armed up to the teeth to the point that they can carry on the Iraq war for 20 years. This agency is morphing into Ostumbles civilian national defense force and will deployed on every highway and byway to enforce the new transformed country on all of us. It needs to be stopped.
Gee, Boss, I have no idea how that box of ammo got into my pocket.
Still, if no overall budget how can agencies set budgets when they have no clue how much they have? Simply basing off last year is not good enough.
I smell graft and misappropriation everywhere.
Different category of budget item, that money is a lot more limited and the government says you have to use GSA contracts for a lot of that stuff.
In some cases, the building/office with all the furniture is handled by GSA and we don't have anything to do with it.
No one was screaming conspiracy theories at that time.
The "armored truck" story is a myth. They were purchased by the Marine Corps.
The fedzilla knows a date certain is approaching beyond which they will no longer be able to resupply their domestic army. The planned collapse must be close given the amount of stocking up these democrips are doing. What we need is to find out where they ammo is being shipped, because if it is near or in one or more of the several hideaways that have been built to house and protect the oligarchs during the destruction of America, then we will know for sure what the agenda is.
There are always operating budgets, these budgets are based on what was appropriated at the agency level by congress and then filtered down the ladder to the low level spenders like me.
I bet there is a place just chock full of this ammo where you could see it.
I bet they have ammo going back to the 1970s.
I am sure if congress wanted to, they could bring the press in to see the ammo stash.
DING! DING! DING! This is the SINGLE worst thing about the federal government.
In business, you are praised if you save money for the company. In government you are encoraged to spend it all, OR ELSE.
There is no incentive to save.
If we had a one-year program where anyone in the fed govt could get 10% of ANY money they saved, I bet the budget would be cut in half in one year.
but that would become their budget from then on.
Back in my Purchasing Agent days we used to call that "Different Color Money" ... Fed $ for Hurricanes (and other Natural Disasters) was "Free Money" and all Money (no matter what color) was to be spent before Oct
In government, it is like of like my Wife's idea on sales, you only save when you spend....
It's crazy, insane, its our government at work
So another guy or gal that had to manage the operating budget..
I am so glad I don't do that anymore. It corrupted me ethically and hurt my personal life.
I didn't realize it at the time, but looking back I know it is true.
Cheerio, I am telling you. I did this job, this rule wasn't communicated to us.
If you are arguing that this was against the law, maybe it was. I am telling you what really goes on.
We were under clear directions to spend that money no matter what. If you didn't and you messed up, your career would be hurt.
The IDIQ contract vehicle only sets out the T&Cs of the contract and the pricing schedule. EACH DELIVERY ORDER MUST INCLUDE THE APPROPRIATION CITATION WHICH WOULD IDENTIFY WHAT THE SOURCE OF FUNDS ARE. e.g. O&M funds cannot be used to purchase an item of supply or a service for a future year's USE.
I hear ya - I also worked this issue but from the Contractor side.
I am looking at what you linked, but this was for contracting agents for the US Government and not those managing the operating budgets.
Purchasing Agents buy off contracts and directly from suppliers based on a requisition.
Operating budget managers create the requisitions.
As far as the Purchasing agent is concerned, the requisition is the justification needed for making the buy.
yeah, I have seen contract delivery schedules get moved up just to be able to spend the money in the current fiscal year, like a ship overhaul or truck maintenance.
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The Athletic and Wellness Center (AWC) and Elting Gym are open during the summer from May to August. Recreational activities include two state-of-the-art fitness rooms, open swim, indoor/outdoor track, racquetball, mountain bike rental, tennis, basketball, and personal training. A valid SUNY ID card and membership must be presented to use the facilities. Enrolled summer session students are permitted to use AWC at no charge—however, for full-time undergraduate and graduate students not enrolled for summer, there is a $100 membership for the summer. For more information, call 845-257-6956, email Keith Kenney at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit the Wellness & Recreation website for exact dates and times.
The Bookstore is located in the Student Union Building and is open Monday to Thursday from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. and Friday from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. in the summer. For your convenience, The Bookstore has extended hours at the beginning of each summer session. Books can be ordered online at www.sunynewpaltzshop.com. For more information call: 845-257-3050.
Campus Office Hours
Through May 16, offices are usually open from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Summer office hours (May 19-Aug. 18) are usually 8 a.m.-4 p.m. It is advisable to check with individual offices to verify their hours. Many offices close for lunch. Office hours may change without notice.
Career Resource Center
The Career Resource Center (CRC) offers unique services, programs and resources for our current students and alumni. Whether you are seeking an internship, volunteer experience, or a full-time professional position after graduation, we can help. We also have online services available: www.newpaltz.edu/careers or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. The CRC is located in Humanities 105 and our summer hours are 8 a.m.-4 p.m. You may schedule an appointment with a counselor by calling 845-257-3265.
The Career Resource Center provides the following career services:
- Personal consultation appointments with a Career Counselor for major to career guidance
- Career and Interest Assessments (Strong Interest Inventory and Myers-Briggs Type Indicator)
- Employer and alumni networking opportunties: Networking Fair for Jobs & Internships, English Alumni Panel, Annual Volunteer Fair, Graduate and Professional School Fair, Interviews and Information Sessions with select employers
- Workshops and Seminars
- Resume and Cover Letter Assistance
- Mock (practice) Interviews
- Presentations for classes and student organizations
- Job and Internship Search Preparation
- HawkHire database with internship and full-time job opportunities that are posted weekly from a wide range of employers
Child Care
The Children's Center is a non-profit organization that provides parents with an opportunity to attend classes and to meet their children's needs. Parents with children between the ages of two and five are eligible to apply. Children of students are given priority, and children of faculty, staff, and community will be considered as space is available. Located in the Senator Charles Cook Children's Center (CCCC), the Center is open when the College is in session for Fall and Spring semesters, 7:30 a.m.-5 p.m. It is open for limited days and hours during summer sessions based on enrollment. For information or to schedule an appointment, please call 845-257-2910.
ID Cards
New Paltz ID cards are issued to new students at the Campus Card Services office in Student Union 64. ID cards are required identification to check out books from the library and at other times when verification of student status is required. There is a one time $20 charge for new ID cards and a $10 charge for replacement cards.
Room Rent
All summer residents will reside in Lenape Hall. All rooms are triple occupancy rooms.
Housing Requirement: You must be enrolled in at least one class per summer session requested.
To reserve a room you MUST complete a Summer Residence Hall License between April 11 and May 6 at the Office of Residence Life in Capen Hall. STUDENTS WHO FAIL TO RESERVE A ROOM BY 5 P.M. ON MAY 6 WILL NOT BE GUARANTEED HOUSING. For more information download this fact sheet: Summer Housing Fact Sheet 2016
If you have questions regarding on-campus housing, please contact the Office of Residence Life from 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday through Friday, at 845-257-4444. You may visit or write us at:
The Office of Residence Life
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New Paltz, NY 12561-2444
Meal Plan
All summer residents MUST have a meal plan. Questions regarding food service should be addressed to Campus Card Services by calling 845-257-3034.
Meal Plan – 19 meals per week: $156.60 per week
Meal Plan – 15* meals per week: $132.00 per week
(*15 meals per week are Monday-Friday, no weekends.)
Services For Students With Disabilities
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, SUNY New Paltz provides reasonable accommodations to any student with a disability. Students are asked to contact the Disability Resource Center (DRC) to request the appropriate and reasonable accommodations that they may need for their courses. The DRC can be reached at 845-257-3020 or email email@example.com.
Sojourner Truth Library
The Sojourner Truth Library offers access to both online and print reference and information sources, including 140 databases and over 85,000 online and 240 print journals. The library has a print collection of 400,000 print books and more than 132,000 e-books. You can get help with research from a librarian in person, online, or by phone. Library hours are posted at http://library.newpaltz.edu and are announced on 845-257-3700. A validated New Paltz ID is required to borrow library materials and access to electronic resources.
Office of Veteran and Military Services
The Office of Veteran and Military Services is located in the Student Union (SUB 100 C & D). We are staffed with a full-time Coordinator, VA School Certifying Official, and VA Work Study Student. Our purpose is to provide assistance to all U.S. Service members, veterans, and dependents from application to graduation. Our services include, but are not limited to assisting with all benefits covered under the various GI Bill programs, military tuition assistance (TA), veteran scholarships, general questions regarding Department of Veteran Affairs' issues, and free parking permits for military and veteran students. All current and prospective student veterans, service members, and their dependents are encouraged to take advantage of our services. If you have questions or want to learn more about how our office can help, please call 845-257-3120 or visit the Office of Veteran and Military Services website.


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Last Night: Six Parts Seven and Richard Buckner at the Mercury Lounge
Six Parts Seven live: a step up from Ikea?
Six Parts Seven Richard Buckner Mercury Lounge July 10, 2007
By Ben Westhoff
Six Parts Seven—five guys in T-shirts and various stages of beards, and a female clarinetist (no T-shirt, no beard)—are an indie-rock jam band. At least, that's the vibe the group's banjo player gave off, shuffling across the Mercury Lounge's stage in bare feet and cut-offs.
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Actually, you may know this band from Kent, Ohio from All Things Considered to which they have contributed segment-segueing ditties. (Appropriately, their half-capacity audience gave off serious NPR-on-my-presets vibes.) Kicking off a tour with headliner Richard Buckner, nothing in the band's entirely instrumental set was the least bit offensive. That is, unless nothing the least bit offensive offends you.
"It's the musical equivalent of Crate & Barrel," my girlfriend complained midway through the show, later claiming this was a compliment of sorts. "It's a step up from Ikea."
Highlighting songs from their January release, Casually Smashed to Pieces, the six-piece earnestly chugged from simple, medium tempo tune to simple, medium tempo tune, each seemingly written for a vocalist without any range (minus the vocalist). It was music for your mind to drift by, so much so that the crowd seemed to forget they were supposed to clap after the songs were finished. Even the clarinetist kept planting herself on a stool just off the stage, as if having trouble maintaining her equilibrium.
Brooklyn alt-country wonderwall Richard Buckner, however, did not lack for intensity. Clean-cut and as sturdy as a linebacker (and almost as big), he snuck over to the right side of the stage and began fingerpicking before anybody knew what hit them. But hit them he did, with bleak, cryptic existential tales, more wrenched from his soul than played. Not exactly Crate & Barrel shopping music.
Seemingly rejuvenated, Six Parts Seven retook the stage for Buckner's second song. Immediately obvious: they desperately need a singer. Obligatory baseball reference (in honor of the All-Star Game): Adding Buckner's sweet pipes to your band is like getting Albert Pujols to play on your little league team.
Rarely rising from his chair, Buckner squinted, shut his eyes, looked towards the ceiling and bobbed his head like Stevie Wonder. A friend of mine asked if he was blind. No—he's just performing a singer-songwriter self-exorcism, man! The crowd—now at about three-quarters capacity—apparently picked up on this. They spent little energy trying to dissect lyrics like "Man, I was high/stepping out on goodbyes/And once in a while/I'd stumble out into the open," and instead devoured Buckner's raw, guttural emoting—particularly on "Goner W/ Souvenir," off his 1998 gem Since.
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What is the Law Enforcement Torch Run?
The Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics is an international run by law enforcement officers to raise money and awareness for Special Olympics. Originating in Kansas, it now exists in every province, every state of the United States and in over 35 countries. Witchita, Kansas police Chief Richard LaMunyon saw an urgent need to raise funds for and increase awareness of Special Olympics. He conceived the idea for the Torch Run as a way to involve local law enforcement personnel with the community and with Special Olympics. After three years of successful runs in Kansas, Amnion presented the program to the International Association of Chiefs of Police. With the international Association of Chiefs of Police enthusiastic support and leadership, the Torch Run expanded into seven states by 1985, 43 stated by 1986 and all 50 states and several countries by 1987.
Now past its 25th year in Newfoundland & Labrador law enforcement is responsible for making a tremendous impact on Special Olympics Newfoundland & Labrador. Over 400 officers, civilian employees, their families & friends raise monies in their local communities. These volunteers of the Torch Run are honoured to carry the torch in their local community through fulfilling the mission of the LETR.
Agencies raise funds in a variety of ways, but the majority sell our LETR shirts and collect pledges. These funds account for the majority of our revenue, however the shirts account for most of our expenses. Other fundraising efforts center on special events like the Polar Plunge, Walks, and a variety of other events. Growth will come from new volunteers, increased commitment from our current volunteers and focus on sponsorships. Since in inception the NL LETR has raised in excess of $1,500,000 for SONL.
The Torch Run is managed by a volunteer group of committed law enforcement individuals, many of who have been members since it's inception. The mission of the committee is simple: to raise funds to help sustain Special Olympics programming needs.
The 2016 Law Enforcement Torch Run Week will be from June 3 – June 10. Many provincial runs will take place within this week; but runs may occur at any time throughout the year based on community needs. You can support the LETR by donating online here!
On Sunday November 6, 2016 The Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) NL will host their annual Polar Plunge in support of Special Olympics NL. The Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge is the LETR's most daring fundraising event. Individuals, alongside law enforcement volunteers experienced heartwarming and bone chilling extremes as they took the plunge into icy NL waters while raising funds for Special Olympics. Everyone was "Freezin' for a Reason" ! In 2016, we want YOU to help us raise funds for the 650 plus Special Olympics Athletes in Newfoundland and Labrador.
The LETR is recruiting individuals to participate, help raise money and share the excitement of the Polar Plunge. The Polar Plunge will take place on Sunday, November 6th at the Rotary Sunshine Park, Thorburn Road St. John's. Participants who raise $100 or more in donations from friends, family and co-workers get the privilege to jump into the icy waters and a t-shirt. If you raise $200 you will also get a snazzy Polar Plunge toque.
Thank you for your interest and willingness to support the life-changing programs of Special Olympics Newfoundland & Labrador.
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A critical ingredient to our success is support from all areas of law enforcement. The Torch Run is open to all law enforcement personnel, their families' & friends.
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To further the Special Olympics' philosophy, law enforcement will carry the Torch representing the "Flame Of Hope" and dedicate itself to the goals of continually increasing awareness and funds for Special Olympics athletes.
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The tears have been led astray, and
In the broken wake of glorious reverie,
Now lies the listless monotony of work.
The star's flash 'fore death,
Or the symphony's closing verse
Are akin; energy and brilliance
Where dead silence follows suit.
Yet even though the horseman be headless,
Death is not yet his domain
And his steed is still swift of foot,
Strong of back, and quick of wit.
He may still make his run should he please;
But only to pursue his needs,
For his interests are no longer accountable.
In light of this light,
The vulture will scout his carcass,
Just as the carcass came to death
Of his own means. Should the world
thereafter fall to chaos, let it be for good,
For entropy is the natural state of the world,
And the true engine of progress.
Come break what is broken;
Take the anvil and dash it hot,
'Till the sparks catch fire the shop,
Or cleft the atom down the seam,
Let its power wipe clean the slate.
For if two wrongs make right,
Then surely doubled dark would make light.
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Dropped in as we were passing and enjoyed our visit. It's an interesting little museum and a really nice, calm and restful building.
If you are passing by on I-10 or visiting Rawhide, Wild Horse Pass, or the outlet stores, this is worth a quick visit. The exhibits are well done. There are historical artifacts as well as displays from current times.There are also displays outside. When we visited there was a display of art from a local woman and a video and...
This is a small musuem of artifacts of the Huhugam triibes people. It is small but very interesting. We just happened on it when driving south of Phoenix.
If you are looking for something to do while at Wild Horse Pass area, check out this little museum. They have some great works of art and history of this native community. They have special events too.
Historic native museum on the Sheraton Wild Horst Pass Resort site. Make sure you turn when you first see the sign or you drive for miles (10-15) before you can turn around
Basking in the sun like two thunderbolts of lightening in the clear blue sky. These slivers of red clay dominated by a ceremonial mound blend the earth with the sky. Clay-colored trimmed vomitorium entranceways surrounded by wired stones seamlessly escort visitors from the parking lot into the amphitheatre of the Grand House and the open air Ball Court used for...
We had no idea about the opening hours so I guess we got lucky.
Interesting buildings to look at, if a little confusing - it wasn't too clear where to find the reception (it's the building on the left when you get through the tunnel)
Inside was cool both in temperature and also in content. When we were there there...
A wonderful center. It is only open three days per week. Be sure to watch the entire film about the history of these American Indians. They are truly amazing.
Beautiful building built by the Federal gov't that has virtually no visitors. Not much to see except photos of tribe from years past.
I was born in Phoenix and have always appreciated the Indian Culture. This was an all around look at the Local Indian tribes. Very interesting and informative.
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Ron Hembree, president of Cornerstone TeleVision since 2003, died Thursday night at his home in Murrysville.
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Mr. Hembree had been with the company for more than 25 years.
Mr. Burgan said the family is planning a memorial service but arrangements are incomplete.
Mr. Hembree is survived by his wife, Cathy, two children from a previous marriage and several children he and Cathy Hembree have adopted, Mr. Burgan said.
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I'm writing in response to Michael Sabo's April 8th letter, "Where are the Promised Electric Vehicle Chargers?"
As Mr. Sabo writes, the EV Project is a large electric vehicle (EV) infrastructure study partly funded by a public grant from the U.S. Department of Energy and partly by private investment. In San Diego, the project kicked off in early 2010. ECOtality and our local partners, such as SDG&E, SANDAG, UCSD, SDSU, the county of San Diego, and the cities of San Diego, La Mesa, Santee, Oceanside and Chula Vista, spent 2010 readying the San Diego region for EVs and EV charge infrastructure.
Most importantly, a blueprint for the deployment of public EV chargers was developed to place EV chargers at locations most likely to be used now and in the future, so as to maximize the value of the U.S. Department of Energy grant and private investment. The blueprint takes into account regional traffic flows, regional and employment destinations, appropriateness of land uses to host EV chargers and other factors.
By spending time and effort on developing this blueprint, ECOtality and our partners aimed to minimize the number of unused or under-used EV chargers that are deployed as part of the EV Project. The blueprint was largely completed before the release of any Leafs or Volts to consumers in the San Diego region.


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Hyundai and Chrysler are suffering from what many consider a good problem: sales of products like the Hyundai Sonata and Jeep Grand Cherokee are so brisk, the plants that make them are being forced to work overtime. To increase production capacity, Hyundai announced that it will add a third shift to the Sonata and Elantra's production facility in Alabama, and Chrysler will skip its two-week summer holiday on the lines that make the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Dodge Durango.
The move is pretty simple: Hyundai will hire an additional 877 workers to the lines at the Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (HMMA) plant in Montgomery, Alabama, upping its total employment rolls at the facility to 3000. The third shift will increase capacity of the plant by some 20,000 units.
Though the increase in capacity would barely cover one month of Sonata sales, the plant's capacity with just two shifts is already about 325,000 units. Then again, the average Hyundai Elantra spent just 11 days on dealer lots before being sold in the first quarter of this year–any gains in production capacity would likely benefit the brand.
Hyundai isn't alone in upping its production limits: Chrysler's Jefferson North plant will skip its two-week summer shutdown this July to keep making Dodge Durangos and Jeep Grand Cherokees, says the Detroit Free Press. That's on top of the current overtime schedule, as Jefferson North employees already work two out of three Saturdays to keep up with demand. The change in plans is probably a move for the best, considering that year-to-date sales of the SUVs are up 33 and 44 percent, respectively and Maserati will be adding its upcoming Kubang SUV to the line in the near future.
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Bolognese School
There were three periods to the Bolognese School in painting- the Early, the Roman, and the Eclectic. The first was founded by Marco Zoppo, in the fifteenth century, and its best exponent was Francia. The second was founded in the sixteenth century by Bagnacavallo, and its chief exponents were Primaticio, Tibaldi, and Nicolo dell' Abate. The third was founded by the Carracci, at the close of the sixteenth century, and its best masters have been Domenichino, Lanfranco, Guido, Schidone, Guercino, and Albani.
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Aqueduct over the Avon near Bath c.1820
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Dundas Aqueduct on the Kennet and Avon Canal just at the junction of the Somersetshire Coal Canal. The stone bridge in the foreground has puzzled historians, and may be artistic license. Drawn and engraved for the British Gazetteer. Published (for the Proprietors) by H.G. Collins, 23, Paternoster Row. J.F. Burrell delt, A. Ashley exct.
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Elena Novelli is Senior Lecturer in Management at Cass Business School. Elena's research focuses on the strategic management of knowledge, technology and innovation and the implications of these for firm performance. She is particularly interested in the mechanisms leading firms to profit from their ideas.
Her research has been published on international academic journals including the Academy of Management Review, the Academy of Management Annals and Research Policy, and in other prestigious outlets such as The Blackwell Handbook of Organizational Learning and Knowledge Management; Handbook of Innovation Management- Oxford University Press, The Palgrave Encyclopedia of Strategic Management.
Her work has been recognized by several awards including the 2015 Strategic Management Society Best Paper IG Knowledge and Innovation award, the 2013 SIIE.EBS/Mikroforum Best-Paper-Award Innovation Management, the 2013 Cass Business School Research Publication Prize, the 2012 University of Bath Bright Idea Award. In 2011 her Ph.D. dissertation was selected as the Finalist for the Best Dissertation Awards from the Academy of Management (BPS Division) and the Danish Research Unit on Industrial Dynamics (DRUID). In 2012 Elena was awarded a three-year ESRC Future Research Leaders grant (GBP 212,240).
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The only thing I managed to do today was spend too much money and eat too
much. As it was in Florida, it was rainy this morning (STORMS) and then it
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Seriously, it made being outside almost miserable. However, not so
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Last Saturday saw the Queensland Reds take on the Sharks from Durban at Lang Park in Brisbane in the second play-off match of the 2012 Super 15 finals series. Earlier the Canterbury Crusaders defeated the Bulls to advance to the semi-finals and were waiting on the result of the second match to find out whether they would be off to South Africa or could remain in New Zealand.
By a quirk in the Super Rugby rulebook, that requires the leaders of each of the three conferences to occupy the top three spots, meant that the Reds were gifted a home play-off. This advantage was squandered by a more determined visitor's outfit with an excellent defensive display. A disallowed try to Reds flanker, Liam Gill, in the second half probably wouldn't have got them over the line, but would have made for a closer match; although it does create further disapproval of the SANZER officialdom. The Sharks 30-17 win, spearheaded by French import Fredric Michalak, means they progress to the other semi-final in the Republic against the Stormers at Newlands.


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I actually like planting things and seeing how they grow, where they end up a few weeks down the road.
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We try to plant things the critters don't like, but sometimes they get in. That's part of the natural process, I guess.
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You'll reach for something and it crawls on you. You have two options: flick it off or scream like a girl. Most of the guys scream like a girl.
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Four acres of sovereign UK territory will take to the water in July when the Queen travels to Rosyth in Scotland to name HMS Queen Elizabeth.
The first of two huge aircraft carriers together costing £6.2 billion, the 65,000 tonnes of metal and advanced communications equipment shows that Britain, for the time being, still does shipbuilding. By the end of the decade, she will be fully equipped with 36 F-35 fighter jets and four Merlin helicopters.
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Journey Bee--Lisa
Lisa asked us to make a block reflecting where we live. I've been looking forward to receiving this package for over a year now and was so excited when it landed in my mailbox on Monday. I live in a small college town (15 min or so from one end to the other). Our town relies on the college and it's students and was built up around the college. So I decided to go with the college theme and create my own bookshelf. I used the tutorial by Don't Call Me Betsy found below and had fun personalizing my books.
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Looks like peach leaf curl to me too. Treatment here was dormant spray with
copper sulfate when I had peaches. If yours has already bloomed, pick off
the affected leaves & dispose of them. There may be something new, years
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> While out in the garden today, I noticed my peach tree is in serious
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