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(Washington, D.C. – March 13, 2014) The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) proposal to improve its methane emissions data collection methods has now been published in the Federal Register.
That step moves the country one step closer to ensuring that data from the oil and natural gas sector is more rigorous. Rigorous data will help provide the American public and its policy-makers with a clearer and more reliable picture of the largest man-made source of climate-destabilizing methane pollution.
"Methane is a potent climate-destabilizing pollutant so it's vital that we address it, and we can only do if we have accurate and reliable information about the largest sources of methane pollution" said Peter Zalzal, staff attorney at Environmental Defense Fund (EDF). "We urge EPA to swiftly finalize these long-overdue improvements to the way we gather oil and natural gas methane emissions data."
EPA's proposal would eliminate non-standardized measurement methodologies – known as "Best Available Monitoring Methods" or BAMM – in its greenhouse gas emissions inventory and reporting requirements for the oil and natural gas sector.
BAMM now allow facilities to use almost any means to collect data, making comparisons among facilities more difficult and thwarting transparency in the collection and reporting of data from this important source of methane.
In March of 2013, Environmental Defense Fund petitioned EPA to eliminate these problematic methodologies.
Eliminating BAMM will strengthen public transparency and accountability with regards to emissions from the oil and natural gas sector. It will also inform action to reduce methane emissions from these sources using commonsense and cost-effective clean air measures.
EPA's proposal would take effect January 1, 2015, at which time facilities in the oil and gas sector will have had a total of four years to transition to these more rigorous and transparent methods of data collection and reporting.
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OpenCL 1.1 Fully Backwards Compatible
The Khronos Group announces new features and enhanced performance for the parallel programming standard.
The Khronos Group today announced OpenCL 1.1, a backwards compatible update that boosts performance in the parallel programming standard. OpenCL 1.1 efficiently shares images and buffers by linking event objects and fence sync objects, features memory object destructor callbacks and now allows for OpenCL commands to be enqueued from additional hosts.
OpenCL is a free programming standard designed from the ground up to optimize coding in muliticore processors. The project was created by Apple and submitted to the Khronos Group in 2008. The project now features the participation of more than 30 software and hardware companies including, ARM, Qualcomm, Texas Instruments, Apple and Toshiba. In addition to OpenCL, the Khronos Group is responsible for WebGL and OpenGL graphics standards.
Documentation, references and the specification and header files can be found at khronos.org/opencl/. A full list of new features for Open CL are attached below. (Source: Khornos.org)
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- Improved OpenGL interoperability through efficient sharing of images and buffers by linking OpenCL event objects to OpenGL fence sync objects;
- Optional features in OpenCL 1.0 have been bought into core OpenCL 1.1 including: writes to a pointer of bytes or shorts from a kernel, and conversion of atomics to 32-bit integers in local or global memory.
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Because of HSTS, which can cause of to automatically redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS, we need to interpret a "http:" scheme-source as "http: https:", and we need to interpet a host-source of the form "http://host[:port]" as "http://host[:port] https://host:[port]".
Otherwise, if we get the CSP directive before the site turns on HSTS, and then later the site turns on HSTS, the site will break. In particular, consider the case where we've cached a page in the HTTP response cache with a CSP with scheme-sources of the form "http:", which references sub-resources (using http:// URLs) of a newly-HSTS-enabled site. Without this change, that page would be broken until it is evicted from the cache, because HSTS will rewrite the http:// URLs as https:// URLs, and then CSP will block the https:// content from loading.
The spec should be updated to specify this. I remember that there was a brief discussion of this issue on the mailing list previously, but I don't remember the outcome.
See also bug 826766, which is a similar issue for AppCache.
In the case you mention, both CSP and HSTS are currently doing what they're supposed to. This means they just don't play nicely together. There could be other combinations of features that don't play nice together, not just these two.
I think it's counter-intuitive to change the meaning of a source expression explicitly written by a site developer; we could very easily detect this situation in Firefox and explain (in the web console) what could go wrong. I think we should absolutely detect and report the conflict between two features, but I'm not sure we should do any policy re-writing.
Consider something like HTTPSEverywhere. It turns on HTTPS for foo.com, and foo.com's CSP says "script-src http://www.foo.com"; so now the scripts won't load. (the model is that the website doesn't really want to serve content over https, so it is conceivable that it might have hardcoded the sources to be http)
Now this all is not surprising. What is annoying is that, if I am not wrong, there is nothing HTTPSEverywhere can do to override CSPService, short of rewriting the headers before CSP gets to them. In fact, I think this breakage can occur today. Doing what this bug suggests seems like a nice solution, with minimal to no impact.
I don't think it is all that counter-intuitive to say "http" also means "http and https". I can't think of any other place on the web platform where saying http disables https: the opposite (saying https disabling http) is common. bsmith's suggested behavior, imho, would actually be intuitive.
fwiw, I just brought this up on the w3c webappsec list to gather feedback there.
The spec explicitly allows a scheme-less source expression to match both http and https if the document is served over http
That is, Given the page http://example.com with
Content-Security-Policy: script-src 'self' api.google.com;
then scripts should be allowed from
If the page is any scheme other than HTTP (e.g. https) then a scheme-less expression only matches if the resource being loaded has exactly the page's scheme.
That's not quite what bsmith originally asked for: he's saying if the CSP explicitly gives a scheme of http:// then we should allow https:// anyway. That violates the spec. It's arguably safer in most cases, but why would a site bother with those extra 7 characters in their policy if they didn't mean it? If the 3rd party site turns on HSTS and that breaks the site with the unnecessarily verbose CSP then it will break in Chrome and Mozilla (~50% of web users), and they'll fix their CSP policy.
I've been bitten by this too.
Chrome and webkit implement this the right way: no explicit scheme accesed over http connection implies https.
I had to change my CSP (duplicate everything) in order to get firefox working.
The 1.0 spec currently says nothing about allowing HTTPS for loads from a protected resource when a scheme-less host source matches the load. In fact it says "If the source expression does not have a scheme and if uri-scheme is not a case insensitive match for the scheme of the protected resource's URI, then return does not match."
But in the upcoming level 2 of CSP:
It does say that any source expression without a scheme is a valid match for http and https loads if the protected resource is http. ('self' apparently only allows exact matches of scheme/host/port).
So we should fix this to be CSP2 compliant. Scheme-less sources where the protected resource is http should match http loads.
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Dan, since Sid is out for a while, do you wanna review that? Otherwise we can wait till Sid is available again.
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Review of attachment 8518262 [details] [diff] [review]:
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> resetCurChar(mCurToken);
> nsAutoCString scheme;
> mSelfURI->GetScheme(scheme);
> parsedScheme.AssignASCII(scheme.get());
> + allowHttps = scheme.EqualsASCII("http");
Just a nit, but this would be clearer if you renamed "scheme" to "selfScheme" to better distinguish it from parsedScheme. IMHO. totally optional.
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(In reply to Daniel Veditz [:dveditz] from comment #9)
> > + allowHttps = scheme.EqualsASCII("http");
> Just a nit, but this would be clearer if you renamed "scheme" to
> "selfScheme" to better distinguish it from parsedScheme. IMHO. totally
> optional.
I incorporated your suggestion, no need for a new patch to be uploaded though.
Here we go:
sorry had to back this out for test failures like https://treeherder.mozilla.org/ui/logviewer.html#?job_id=3725008&repo=mozilla-inbound
Created attachment 8519995 [details] [diff] [review]
(In reply to Carsten Book [:Tomcat] from comment #12)
> sorry had to back this out for test failures like
> https://treeherder.mozilla.org/ui/logviewer.
> html#?job_id=3725008&repo=mozilla-inbound
Thanks for backing it out.
Since it got backed out, I am uploading an updated patch where I addressed Dan's suggestions.
I will take a look what's going on B2G.
I am not completely sure why the tests are not passing on B2G. I debugged using a b2g-desktop-build. I confirmed that CSP is blocking/not blocking correctly in the testcase which makes me think that something is fishy with the B2G testharness when loading https scripts.
When I load the script using http, the script is loaded when allowed by CSP, but when I use https the script never gets executed at all.
Initially I thought that tests might me loaded using an 'app:://'-scheme or something similar on B2G, but that's not the case, here are the values at the beginning of ::permits()
> aUri: https://example.com/tests/dom/base/test/csp/file_csp_path_matching.js#foo
> mScheme: http
> mHost: example.com
> mPort:
> mPath:
> mAllowHttps: yes
Interestingly, Mixed content blocker tests loading resources over:
> https://example.com...
are disabled on B2G as well, see:
Tanvi, can I safely disable tests for this bug on B2G, what do you think?
Keeping the link as a reference:
(In reply to Christoph Kerschbaumer [:ckerschb] from comment #14)
> Interestingly, Mixed content blocker tests loading resources over:
> > https://example.com...
> are disabled on B2G as well, see:
> http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/dom/base/test/mochitest.ini#695
> Tanvi, can I safely disable tests for this bug on B2G, what do you think?
When this mixed content test was written, fennec didn't have support for ssl (the https protocol didn't work in a fennec mochitest). Hence, I disabled the test for fennec with a note "SSL_REQUIRED". Not sure if fennec's testing framework now supports ssl or if b2g's does.
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Chatted with jgriffin on IRC. Currently SSL tests require ssltunnel, but the ssltunnel made by emulator builds is arm, we would need support for x86. Hence there is no other solution than disabling this test on 'b2g'.
Carrying over r+ from dveditz.


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text: Real Housewife Kim Has A Voice As Good As Her WeaveTracie Egan Morrissey11/05/08 11:00amFiled to: The Real Housewives of AtlantaClipsTeaches of peaches93EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkOn last night's episode of The Real Housewives of Atlanta, Kim — the "29-year-old" single mother who is supported by a kinda anonymous sugar daddy she calls "Big Papa" — met with a vocal coach to help get her into form for the recording of her album. As you can see in the clip above, Kim is completely tone deaf, which she seems to realize. After the jump, check out this video we found on YouTube that was posted last night. It's of Kim singing karaoke in a bar in NYC. She's so bad that you can't even recognize the song until 30 seconds in. Earlier: The Real Housewives Of Atlanta: We Think We Know Who Kim's "Big Papa" IsReply93 repliesLeave a reply


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The Portland Trailblazers took on the defending champion Miami Heat Thursday night. It came down to the wire and Trailblazers foward Wesley Matthews came up huge at the end. Matthews buried two three-pointers in the final minute that gave Portland the W. The first of the two threes tied the game up 88-88 with just under a minute to play. Matthews was left wide open in the corner and knocked down the open jumper with ease. The second, and ultimately game-winning three, came with the Trailblazers down 88-90 with only 26 seconds to play. Matthews hit a step-back trey ball over Miami's Ray Allen. Allen had a chance to hit a game-winner for the Heat, but threw up a rare miss and Portland came out on top. Article found on: Cosby Sweaters
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text: Alabama Supreme Court Court Rules Against HealthSouth In Auditor Dispute By The Associated Press • Jun 13, 2014 HealthSouth Corporation The Alabama Supreme Court is ruling against Birmingham-based HealthSouth Corp. in a legal dispute linked to the accounting fraud that rocked the rehabilitation company. The justices on Friday rejected an appeal filed by HealthSouth in a legal fight involving its one-time auditing company Ernst & Young. HealthSouth filed a complaint blaming Ernst & Young for failing to detect the $2.6 billion accounting scam that occurred under former CEO Richard Scrushy. Ala. Supreme Court Rules For State In Bingo Cases By The Associated Press • Apr 2, 2014 Liz Lawley / Flickr The Alabama Supreme Court has again sided with the state's attorney general in attempts to shut down electronic bingo casinos. Justices, in the opinion that was unsealed Tuesday, overturned 2011 orders from a judge that directed the state to return electronic gambling machines seized from Greene County casinos in 2011. The attorney general's office has maintained the electronic gambling machines are not allowed by constitutional amendments allowing charities to offer bingo in some locations. Casino operators argue the games are legal bingo. Ala. Supreme Court Approves Work Release Costs By The Associated Press • Dec 6, 2013 apr.org The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled the state prison system can charge work release inmates for providing transportation to their jobs and other associated costs. A group of inmates had challenged the Department of Corrections over charging $5 for a round trip to work and other items, including laundry of their work clothes. 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Supreme Court Issues Major Divorce Ruling By The Associated Press • Oct 4, 2013 The Alabama Supreme Court has reversed a 24-year-old precedent and ruled that a judge may not require a non-custodial parent in a divorce case to pay college costs for children over the age of 19. The court's 6-2 ruling reversed a decision issued in 1989 that said a judge could order a non-custodial parent to pay college costs passed age 19. Supreme Court Rules Against Fired Public TV Execs By The Associated Press • Sep 27, 2013 APTV.org The state Supreme Court is ordering a judge to dismiss an open meetings lawsuit filed by two Alabama Public Television executives who were fired last year. The justices ruled against Allan Pizzato and Pauline Howland on Friday. The court says the two don't have a legal right to file suit claiming members of the television commission violated Alabama's open meetings lawsuit with a closed-door meeting before their dismissals. 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Meeting Law By The Associated Press • Mar 29, 2013 The Alabama Supreme Court is refusing to reconsider a ruling that some say could make it easier for government organizations to meet behind closed doors. The justices issued a ruling Friday saying they won't revisit the case of Clay Slagle, who sued after he wasn't given the job of Montgomery County's school superintendent in 2009. Slagle claimed school board members held illegal, private meetings before refusing to hire him. Governor Bentley Signs Private School Tax Credit Bill By The Associated Press • Mar 14, 2013 governor.alabama.gov Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley wasted no time in signing legislation providing tax credits to parents who send their children to private schools instead of failing public schools. The Alabama Supreme Court decided late Wednesday afternoon to throw out a lower court order that kept the Legislature from sending the bill to the governor for signing. The Legislature delivered the bill Thursday morning and Bentley signed it just before 11 a.m. AEA Has Monday Deadline In Tax Credits Lawsuit By The Associated Press • Mar 8, 2013 Alabama Education Association The Alabama Supreme Court has given the Alabama Education Association until Monday to respond to an effort by Republican legislators to get a private school tax credit legislation signed. AEA got a Montgomery judge to issue a temporary restraining order barring the governor from signing the bill into law. Attorneys for Republican legislative leaders appealed to the Supreme Court and asked the court to lift the judge's order. The Supreme Court on Friday gave AEA's lawyers until Monday to respond. Private School Tax Credits at Ala. Supreme Court By The Associated Press • Mar 7, 2013 The Birmingham News file The Alabama Supreme Court can decide whether the governor gets to sign private school tax credits into law. Republican legislative leaders want the all-Republican court to lift a temporary restraining order issued by a Democratic judge. The order by Circuit Judge Charles Price of Montgomery keeps the governor from signing the bill into law while the judge considers a lawsuit filed by the Alabama Education Association. AEA contends the Legislature improperly passed the bill to provide tax credits to parents who move their children from failing public schools to private schools. Court Says Seized Casino Games Don't Resemble Bingo By The Associated Press • Mar 1, 2013 al.com The Alabama Supreme Court says the gambling machines seized from VictoryLand casino don't resemble the game of bingo. The court issued an opinion Friday explaining why it ordered a search warrant for a raid by the attorney general after a Macon County judge refused. The justices said they viewed an undercover surveillance video of what the casino called "electronic bingo" games and they "do not reasonably resemble the game of bingo." The justices also said a reasonable man could reach no conclusion other than there is a fair possibility the games are illegal slot machines. Ala. To Appeal Ruling For New Trial In Bridge Deaths By The Associated Press • Feb 18, 2013 Prosecutors say they'll ask the Alabama Supreme Court to overturn an appeals court decision throwing out the 2009 conviction and death sentence of a man accused of throwing four small children off a coastal bridge. The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals on Friday ordered a new trial for Lam Luong. The court ruled publicity surrounding the case made it impossible for the suspect to have a fair trial in Mobile where the crime occurred. Attorney General's office spokeswoman Joy Patterson said Monday the state plans to appeal. Roy Moore to be Sworn-In as Alabama Chief Justice By The Associated Press • Jan 11, 2013 blog.al.com Roy Moore is to take the oath of office as Alabama's Supreme Court Chief Justice. Investiture ceremony for Moore and for Supreme Court Justice-elect Tommy Bryan will be at 1:30 p.m. Friday in the Supreme Court courtroom in the Alabama Judicial Building. Moore served as chief justice from 2001 to 2003, but was removed from office for refusing to obey a federal judge's order to remove a Ten Commandments monument from the judicial building. Parents Frustrated With Alabama's Tuition Plan By Ryan Vasquez • Nov 28, 2012 BOC / Alabama State Treasury Parents with children in Alabama's prepaid college tuition program are frustrated that they can't plan for the future while the Alabama Supreme Court decides how much tuition the program will pay. Parents told the program's board chairman Wednesday that they are looking at coming up with $600 to $700 per semester if the Supreme Court allows the program to pay tuition at 2010 levels rather than current levels. They also said they are worried that the program will close down if the court requires current tuition. The board is paying the current tuition while it awaits a ruling. Ala. Supreme Court Asks Lower Court To Reconsider By Ryan Vasquez • Nov 9, 2012 Alabama Supreme Court has asked the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals to take another look at the case of death row inmate Anthony Ray Hinton, convicted of killing two people during 1985 robberies at Birmingham fast food restaurants. The 56-year-old Hinton had questioned the qualifications of a firearms expert who testified during the trial. The Supreme Court asked the appeals court to use a different standard when reviewing the trial judge's decision that the firearms expert was qualified. Supreme Court To Hear Ala. Prepaid Tuition Case By The Associated Press • Sep 18, 2012 BOC / Alabama State Treasury The legal battle over Alabama's financially troubled prepaid college tuition program is headed back to the Alabama Supreme Court. A Montgomery judge ruled Monday that a law passed by the Legislature in the spring to permit reduced tuition payments is constitutional. The state Supreme Court had asked Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick to review the law before the high court considers it. If the Supreme Court agrees with Hardwick, then the Prepaid Affordable College Tuition Plan will be able to pay reduced rates rather than full tuition. Judge To Rule Later On Ala. Prepaid Tuition Plan By The Associated Press • Aug 27, 2012 Tax Credits / Flickr A judge says he will rule later on whether a new law can be applied retroactively to Alabama's prepaid college tuition plan. Montgomery County Circuit Judge Johnny Hardwick heard arguments from both sides Monday and took the case under advisement. At issue is a settlement the board of the Prepaid Affordable College Tuition plan reached with many participants to pay less than full tuition because of the plan's financial problems. The Alabama Supreme Court ruled in March that the settlement violated state law. The Legislature revised the law in April. Alabama Tuition Plan Paying Full Rates For Fall By The Associated Press • Aug 22, 2012 Alabama State Treasurer Young Boozer / Facebook State Treasurer Young Boozer says Alabama's prepaid college tuition plan will pay full tuition for the fall semester while it waits for a court to rule on the legality of making reduced payments. Alabama's plan currently has more than 36,000 participants, and more than 19,000 of them eligible to attend college this fall. Boozer said Wednesday there is no way to know when the court will rule. Alabama court reconsiders prepaid tuition ruling By Associated Press • Jul 11, 2012 BOC / Alabama State Treasury The Alabama Supreme Court has reopened a lawsuit over whether Alabama's prepaid college tuition program can pay less than full tuition for students. The Supreme Court on Wednesday told a lower court to look at whether state officials can retroactively apply a new law passed by the Legislature to allow reduced tuition payments. A plan to provide reduced payments was struck down by the Supreme Court in March and then the Legislature passed a law in April to try to save it. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3


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text: Woot. I can be helpful. You can create groups and provide permission on a group basis. I'm using Ubuntu, which has adduser and addgroup tools. K12LTSP may, too. Check for these by typing man adduser man addgroup If they don't exist, you have to use useradd and groupadd, which are slightly pickier. To set the group of a program, use the chgrp command chgrp teachers some-program would put some-program in the teachers group. To give everyone in that group permission to run it, use the chmod command chmod g=xr some-program chmod o-xrw some-program The first command says that members of the program's (g)roup have e(x)ecute and (r)ead permission. (The equal sign sets the permission.) The second says all (o)ther users have no permissions. (The minus sign takes away permission, and in addition to execute and read, makes sure that other users cannot (w)rite over the program.) Hope that helps, Todd On Wed, 2006-10-25 at 14:54 -0700, Derek Jaques wrote: > Hello all, > > It has been great to have this forum as a source of reference for all > things K12LTSP. Mostly been just listening for the last month or so. I > am lucky enough to have Eric Harrison 15 miles from me, so he has been > an invaluable asset. In about 6 hours of his time he has set up our > network, installed the software, streamlined our two new Dell servers > and made about 30 HP circa 1998 computer work as terminals, and shown > one total newbie the basics of how to run K12LTSP. Just wanted to ask a > few very trivial questions. (I am sure I will ask more over the course > of the next year) > > 1. How do you allow permissions for specific programs per user. (we > are using LDAP for authentication) For example: I would love to give > every teacher the ability to use the FLK teacher tool, but obviously not > students. > > 2. Is there a C compiler that comes stock with K12LTSP?


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Special Issue on Energy Harvesting and Power Management
Submission deadline (firm): 11 January 2016
Publication date: October–December 2016
For over half a century, we have seen astonishing increases in the computational, storage, and communications capabilities of computing systems. But while integrated circuit performance has doubled every 18 months as predicted by Moore's law, the same is far from true for battery technology. Battery performance can be evaluated in many different ways, but no matter which metric you look at, it has taken more than a decade to double performance. As a consequence, the overriding factor that limits the utility of pervasive computing hardware is battery lifetime in many cases.
While research to improve the energy density of batteries continues to be a high priority, it is often also possible for users to employ other approaches to extend the battery lifetime of mobile devices, wireless sensors, and the like. Two key areas in this regard are energy harvesting and power management. For this special issue of IEEE Pervasive Computing, we welcome high-quality submissions that describe original and unpublished research contributions advancing the frontiers of pervasive computing in the areas of energy harvesting, power management, and energy storage.
Relevant research topics include, but are not limited to, the following:
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The years of countless sweat and skill-building sessions in stuffy gyms punctuated with tears of those who have been along for the journey since the beginning. The tailored suite, draft cap and embrace with commissioner David Stern. A select few young men will experience this moment next Thursday night at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey for the NBA Draft.
For some players such as University of Pennsylvania product Zack Rosen, their entrance into the league is more Greyhound than the private jets the lottery lifestyle can provide. Brace yourselves for Rosen's extravagant draft night plans.
"I'll be in the gym somewhere," he says bluntly. "Lindsey Hunter just walked by us (Phoenix Suns team scout) and said there's no such thing as a gym rat anymore and I challenged him on it. I think if there is one it's me. So I'll be in my home if you wanna call it that. Be in a gym somewhere."
Having just completed a pre-draft workout with the Suns, Rosen has been right at home whether competing at the Portsmouth Invitational, Brooklyn Nets Combine or a workout with the Philadelphia 76ers. You won't catch the 6-0, 177-pounder popping up on mock drafts, but after a conversation with Rosen, you can feel the sincerity in his willingness and ability to prove any doubters wrong and find a spot in the league. One thing is certain, he will make sure no one will out work him.
"I read a book called 'The Talent Code,'" Rosen explains. "It's written by Daniel Coyle. The contention is that people play up all of this extra certain skills and talent when the reality is a lot of it and most of it boils down to hard work. There's two factors that you can't seem to change genetically and that's your height and your physical makeup. But everything else you can work on to change and the premise of the whole thing is that people don't work and people don't change things because they believe that others are just more talented and gifted and more blessed than they are to accomplish those goals."
Take a look at Rosen's numbers at the Nets combine and maybe the guy isn't giving his talent its just due. His vertical jump measured out at 33 inches and he had the fastest 3/4 court sprint.
"That's a lot of work," he says. "A lot…a lot…a lot of work. I did not come out that way."
Rosen credits his muscle activating work with former Sixers strength coach Jim Ferris for his impressive measurables. His attitude toward the game was developed in North Jersey's spirited hoops culture. A standout player on the hardwood and diamond at Colonia High (he says he was always a better baseball player), Rosen broke his throwing elbow which all but made his transition to hoops set in stone.
"You can't play basketball in North Jersey without being a tough guy," says Rosen. "I think that's ingrained as a part of you and your makeup as a player. That's number one. I had the benefit of watching a guy like Mike Nardi, who played at Villanova, just really work and get better. If you wanna make this thing happen, you gotta work at it. There's a lot of guys chasing the same dream in that area."
Rosen finished his high school career at the famed St. Benedict's playing for Dan Hurley (named Rhode Island coach in March). He was a part of the No. 5-ranked team in the nation in 2007 and state prep title winning squad in 2008. St. Benedict's helped prepare Rosen for the daily grind, having to wake up at 5:30 a.m. to make school and not getting home until late at night.
Rosen's hoops education was amplified that much more playing for Hurley, the son of Hall of Fame high school coach Bob and brother of former Duke guard Bobby. The two don't go a week without checking in.
"He pushes you to the limit where he'll make you question whether you really want to play basketball or not," Rosen says of playing for Hurley. "He'll bring you to those points a lot. He's the most challenging, demanding guy I've ever been in a gym with. That alone shapes your competiveness. It makes you really decide if this is something you really wanted to do or whether it was just something that you liked to do."
While more of his highly-regarded teammates left for big name programs, Rosen was initially reluctant to attend Penn. Four years later, he has gone down as one of the greatest players in the program's history. He's their all-time leader in assists (588), games started (115) and minutes played (4,198). He's also third in points with 1,723.
This past season, he was named the Ivy League and Big 5 Player of the Year, one of the more distinguished honors an athlete can receive in the Philadelphia hoops community. Fans of the Big 5 will surely vouch for the one shame in Rosen's career; having never played in the NCAA tournament.
"Playing in the Big 5 has been a complete honor," he says. "It's something that I understood a little bit of because I grew up watching it. Lynn Greer was my favorite player growing up and the greatest thing about the Big 5 is that guys come back. A lot of them rarely leave the city. It's underrated by people who haven't been through it. To go down as one of the better players is a complete honor."
Bill Bradley (Princeton), Geoff Petrie (Princeton), Chris Dudley (Yale) and Matt Maloney (Penn) are among the leaders of the Ivy League-to-NBA trail. But we all know about Jeremy Lin, the Harvard product by way of Palo Alto, who overtook the league's heavy hitters with the basketball "Mecca" as a backdrop. The comparisons are predictable with two talented guards from two distinguished schools playing in the overlooked Ivies.
With each Lin-ism, headline and bucket, Rosen swelled with pride. He isn't shying away from the comparisons or questions. Why would he not love the Linsanity?
"Definitely excited about it," says Rosen. "I asked the Sixers directly what that does for the Ivy League and the direct response was that it helps me. So, people will take a second and third look because they don't want to miss an Ivy League guy. So, in that sense why shouldn't I be happy? The whole thing makes the Ivy League better, more competitive as a basketball league so, God bless him. I think the Jeremy Lin thing is more of a message to guys who are playing that it's possible. Guys give up because they see opportunities in an Ivy League situation. I mean you can you can make hundreds of thousands of dollars your first year out doing something else. So they see that as a guarantee and they put less into their game and more into their academic careers. I think that opens up the realm of possibilities."
Rosen understands and embraces the fact that he isn't a part of the new wave of explosive point guards in the mold of Derrick Rose and Russell Westbrook. Too short, too light, can't hang physically, he's heard it all. What about things he can do? He knows how to play the point position, can knock down a jumper and the heart needed nightly is there. If anything, Rosen believes playing with NBA-level athletes will only further elevate his floor skills.
"I can throw a lob pass now," he says. "I threw a lob to Fab Melo today off a screen-and-roll and I haven't done that in a long time. I got like a little chill. My true value to a team occurs in a five-on-five setting. I know I'm not the greatest one-on-one guy off a set ball situation against great athleticism. That's fine. But I can play screen-and-roll and make those decisions with the best of them. The NBA game is a total pick-and-roll game. Will bigger guards try to post me? Sure, but you can combat that. They can come out with numbers for your speed, they can test all that, but nobody can put a number on will. The will of the man has got be better than the skill. That's the route I have to go and I'm not scared to grind it out."
Rosen is a basketball lifer. Despite possessing a degree in economics with a concentration in management from Pennsylvania's Wharton School of business, the numbers just don't add up in his mind. Whether playing basketball, coaching or scouting, anything hoops related far outweighs any lucrative, yet unfulfilling career he could venture into.
At this moment in life, he'd rather spend his days in the familiar sights, smells and sounds of a gym. That's where you can catch him on any given night.
"Unless Leon Rose (his agent) tells me something otherwise then I'll be in a gym probably getting some floaters up," says Rosen. "Donnie Nelson (Mavericks general manager), I met with him down at Portsmouth. He said that was the game changer for (Steve) Nash and (J.J.) Barea. That wasn't something that we ever practiced or incorporated because I was so good at getting to a spot and just shooting jumpers. But it's something we've been working on a lot because it's necessary and you see it. Especially in the NBA game, there's very little mid-range game for small guards because those gaps just close."
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64% of consumers fail to shop around for an annuity says FCA
The FCA has today published its latest Retirement Income Market Data which covers 95% of the defined contribution contract based pension scheme assets.
In the quarter July to September 2015 178,990 pensions have been accessed by consumers to take an income or fully withdraw their money as cash.
• 60,600 (34%) used uncrystallised fund pension lump sum (UFPLS) (both partial and full withdrawals)
• 54,604 (30%) used income drawdown (both partial and full withdrawals)
• 23,385 (13%) were used to purchase an annuity
• 40,401 (23%) were full withdrawals using small pot lump sum payments
This comes on top of 204,581 who accessed their pensions in the first quarter of 2015/16, giving a total of 383,571 people who have accessed their pensions since the start of the tax year.
The data shows that 84% of investors are taking prudent levels of income withdrawal but annuity shopping around is getting worse not better with 64% of annuity customers staying with their existing pension provider. Take up of Pension Wise was still very low at 17%.
Tom McPhail, head of retirement policy, Hargreaves Lansdown comments: "In the first six months of this tax year, we have already seen as many people accessing their pensions as we used to see in a typical year before pension freedom. Many aspects of the freedoms are working very well but there are aspects which give cause for concern. Income withdrawal rates are mainly at a prudent level, suggesting that investors are not recklessly running down their savings; annuities are still being purchased, and the full encashments are mainly of the very small pots."
He adds a note of caution: "Market competition appears not to be working, with fewer annuity purchasers shopping around. We are also concerned about the forthcoming pension tax review: the numbers of people accessing their pensions has increased very substantially; if the government were now to scrap up-front tax relief in favour of tax-free withdrawals, it could remove the remaining brakes on the vehicle and cause the country's retirement savings system to run out of control."
Guaranteed Annuity Rates
Over 68% of guaranteed annuity rate policies (GARs) were not taken up; among small pension pots (under £30,000), 79% were not taken up.
Income withdrawals
71% of customers taken drawdown or using UFPLS drew income of less than 2% of their fund.
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In this free lecture entitled: "Geographic Memory of WWII in Norway: Sites
Forgotten Groups and Memory" sponsored by the Friends of History,
researcher John Swann will examine the collective memory of Norway, and the
ramifications of that country's decision to cooperate with Hitler's Occupation
Army. This program is based upon the case studies Swann has made of how the
memory of the German occupation of Norway has recently diverged
between the war generation, the current generation of Norwegians and national historians.
Swann is a graduate student studying history and geography at PSU and he has a
B.A. in Geography from the University
of Texas at Austin.
Counter-memory movements are questioning the stories behind the war memorials constructed during and after the end of WWII, the accepted narrative of German occupation and Norwegian resistance, and the deliberate exclusion of a number of affected groups including nearly 800 Norwegian Jews deported from Oslo to Nazi concentration camps in November 1942 and February 1943, communist partisans, Soviet POWs and the Tyskerbarn (children of native citizens and enemy soldiers).
Swann has personally traveled to Norway to visit these sites, research the archives and to personally talk to survivors of the war; basing his talk on the field of memory studies and illustrating how these forgotten groups are "entering the memory debate and generating a crisis of collective memory."
The Friends of History is a non-profit support group of the History Department at Portland State University. Every school year we present and co-sponsor lectures, symposia, workshops and panel discussions for PSU students, alumni and the general public, including the annual Endowed Lecture in History which will feature Professor Ervand Abrahamian from SUNY on Thursday, April 17, 2008. All FOH programming is free and open to the public.
When: Tuesday, December 4th, 2007
Where: Smith Memorial Student Union, room 296
Time: 6:00 pm
Cost: Free and open to the public
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good view from the mountain top.was awesome ride n velo driving.Niederhorn cable car gondola from Beatenberg.. At the top hiking or walk and restaurant. Great views to several...
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Hiked up to the top and went to the restaurant. The staff did not really welcome us and the variety of food was very poor. The food tasted very average, but was really expensive compared with other restaurants in the mountains. The coffee was a Desaster and was not even close to real coffee.
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good view from the mountain top.was awesome ride n velo driving.Niederhorn cable car gondola from Beatenberg.. At the top hiking or walk and restaurant. Great views to several mountains. Can recommendation to all my friends.
We traveled through six countries during our 2016 visit to Europe and the Niederhorn is definitely one of my favorite places visited. If you are in the area on a lovely day, you want to make time for this excursion. Highly recommend.
It is beautiful up on the mountain! We loved being so high up that we could see many more snow-capped ridges than it is possible to see from below. The paths are paved up on the Niederhorn -- you can walk a long way -- even all the way back down, if you want. There is a small restaurant at...
Niederhorn cable car gondola from Beatenberg.. At the top hiking or walk and restaurant. Great views to several mountains. Can even see Mt Blanc in France on a clear day.
Niederhorn cable car system provides a great adventure for the whole family as the train will climbed the high mountain with spectacular views. Top of the mountain is another experience to see all the nearby lakes, mountains and valleys. The ticket is pricy and the limited food selection on the top.
We often go up here if weather is hot because there is a bit of a breeze! Views are great from top and there are walks you can take from top station. Café/restaurant is good.
We came here on a hot, clear day and the views from the summit station were just fantastic. In one direction you have great views towards the Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau with Lake Thun glistening turquoise far below you; in another direction there are sheer drops down to a gorgeous rocky valley.
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We caught the cable car to the top and then hiked down to halfway and caught the cable car back down. It was a stunning hike, quite steep on the way down and hard on the knees but the views were well worth it.
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If your vehicle has been experiencing overheating, smoking, or a drop in pressure, it might have issues with the radiator. There are certain problems that tend to be more common with radiators, as listed below. If any of these issues are a concern to you, get your vehicle to a mechanic right away. Leaks Having a leak is one of the most common radiator issues, and also happens to be a sign that you have radiator problems. There are two places you might have a leak; the hoses leading to the radiator, and the radiator itself. This does happen...read more
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Southern Culture on the Skids' annual two-night Continental stand is becoming a local rite of spring that would make Igor Stravinsky proud. The late Russian composer knew a thing or two about tapping into peasant rituals and indigenous folk music, after all, and so does the chicken-pickin' Chapel Hill, North Carolina, trio. Approaching their 20th year of trailer-park philosophy and tour-van togetherness, Rick Miller (vocals/guitar), Mary Huff (vocals/bass) and Dave Hartman (drums/percussion) have cultivated a loyal Houston fanbase that always gives the T-shirt stand land-office business no matter how much SCOTS swag they've already got in their closets (and often on their bodies). Absent a new album, the trio is still coasting along on 2007's Countrypolitan Favorites!, a double-length, double-barreled set that veers from deadly serious (Claude King's "Wolverton Mountain"; ex-Byrd Gene Clark's "No Longer a Sweetheart of Mine") to freewheeling fun (T.Rex's "Life's a Gas"; a banjo-addled rendition of the Who's "Happy Jack") without pausing for breath. Fuel up on fried chicken and gasoline, do the camel walk down to Main Street and get ready for Huff's lights-out version of JoAnna Neel's "Daddy Was a Preacher, Mama Was a Go-Go Girl," which will make even the saintliest citizen shake it like the ballet corps in Rite of Spring.
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I'm playing around with one of the Js example: js jsglnurbstendril.js
It's quite a nice example actually, but I'm trying to move the camera position, angle, etc… In the Java script a jit.gl.render object is created, so in order to move the cam I was trying to put in the patch a jit.gl.render and give it the same name as in the Js but it doesn't work (maybe some conflict with the object created by the Js?).
And I was trying to add a function in the Js so I would have an input like (pak camera 0. 0. 0.), but I'm not so good with Js… just starting this part…
Anyway since none of this worked, If you guys can help me?
As a general rule, only use one jit.gl.render object per context. To
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brilliant ! it works…
And I've added this for the lookat message:
function lookat(vals)
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|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Grated lemon rind
|2 Tablespoon (Of 2 Lemons)
|2 Clove (10 gm), finely chopped
|Olive oil
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon
|Dry mustard
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|Red pepper
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|Tabasco sauce
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Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 731 mg30.5%
Total Carbohydrates 5 g1.8%
Dietary Fiber 1.2 g5%
Sugars 2 g
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