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U.S. is left in the dust as China blazes ahead with $1T USD rail bid
America may be witnessing its
descent into the twilight
in terms of being on the bleeding edge of transportation technology. This week China, the world's most populous nation
the world's longest stretch of high-speed rail.
Linking the capital city of Beijing in the north with the southern city of Guangzhou, the 2,298 kilometer (1,428 mile) line has already began ferrying passengers at 300 kilometers per hour (186 mph). The line will cut the fastest travel time between the cities from around 20 hours to only 8 hours, making it a day trip.
150 pairs of trains (300 total) will run daily along the line, which passes through the provincial capitals cities Shijiazhuang, Wuhan and Changsha.
The rail line was not achieved without setbacks. The bullet train project's supervisor, the former railway minister, and the ministry's chief engineer were both detained in a corruption probe after a bullet train crash killed 40 people in mid-2011 and after a section of track in central China collapsed under heavy March rains. China had to rebuild some of the line and slow test runs after finding corrupt contractors had
used subpar building materials
to construct sections of the track.
Chinese dignataries gather to celebrate the launch of the world's longest stretch of high-speed track. [Image Source: The Washington Post]
China, however, is not looking to let off the gas. It will have four major east-west lines, and three more major north-south lines by 2020, linking virtually every major city in China. While the U.S. and other economic rivals initially expressed skepticism of China's ambitious rail plans -- which are expected to
cost around $1T USD
-- China has already achieved roughly half of its 18,000 kilometer goal for 2015, with 9,300 km (5,800 miles) of active high-speed track.
The Asian giant is also testing next-generation trains, which it hopes will travel at
around 310 miles per hour
, once again cutting travel time roughly in half.
The U.S., whose massively socialist
national highway project
was once perhaps the world's most ambitious and well-engineered transportation conduits, has balked at the proposal of a high-tech replacement for its aging government-owned roadways. And the private sector in the U.S. has expressed precious little interest in such a project, due to the price and low profit potential.
One of the new bullet train hurtles down the track. [Image Source: Shutterstock]
It's hard to say for sure just how big an economic boost high speed rail will provide China, but it's expected to bring radical new opportunities to the nation. To relate in U.S. terms, high speed rail would make commutes from Detroit to Chicago, Pittsburgh and New York City feasible for those willing to spend up to a few hours of their lives a day in transit possible, opening new job opportunities.
The U.S. has some
high speed rail plans
of its own, but the
billions put forth by the Obama administration
have been dwarfed by China's commitment, as have the program's respective successes. With the activation of the Guangzhou and Beijing bullet train conduit, one has to wonder whether we are witnessing the passing of the technological torch from the U.S. to China, and what the economic impact of that leadership transition will be.
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34th Annual Chili Cook-Off
Sunday, September 30 from 11am to 4 pm in DUNPHY PARK
The air at Dunphy Park will be thick with the aroma of tomatoes, beans, peppers and spices. Come join us and experience booth after booth of delicious park-made chili. Tasting will begin at high noon. Purchase a $10 unlimited chili tasting band and visit each booth to try its unique and original chili. You will help decide the winners by casting your "bean vote." Voting beans will be given to the first 1,000 people who purchase a tasting band so don't bean late!
City Wide Yard Sale
Saturday, October 13 from 9 am to 2 pm in the MLK PARKING LOT
It's time to start planning ahead. Sign up for Sausalito's Community Yard Sale where your old goodies might be someone else's new treasures. Make some money selling what you no longer need. Please no craft vendors or food vendors allowed and only garage/rummage sale items to be sold. The City reserves the right to refuse any items it does not view as appropriate for sale at this event.
Chose your spaces size: 19' x 9' 14' x 14' 10' x 18' or a Yellow Space is 16' x 9'
Cost to rent your space will be somewhere between $10 and $20, depending on location. Space choice will be given in order of registration. REGISTRATION OPENS SEPTEMBER 4. Check out the SPACE MAP online: www.sausalitoyardsale.info
Sausalito Library Speaker Series
Beyond His Control: Memories of a Disobedient Daughter
Date: 9/24/2012 7:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Cost: Free
Location: Sausalito City Hall - Council Chambers - 420 Litho St.,Sausalito
Join author Linda Bucklin as she discusses her memoir of growing up in San Francisco as part of a wealthy, "well-known" family and the journey of self-discovery following a series of life-altering events. She'll be exploring the essential themes of this process including abuse of power by others, negative repercussions of staying silent and the price one pays to "keep up appearances."
Sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Library
Reade Lane will be closed to through traffic on September 24, 2012 from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm through September 28, 2012 and again on October 1, 2012 through October 5, 2012 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm for construction of a public sanitary sewer line segment replacement job between 701/693 Bridgeway and 112/104 Bulkley Avenue on Reade Lane.
Residents at 100, 104, 112 Bulkley Avenue and 5, 7, and 10 Reade Lane should plan to leave with vehicles by 8:00 am and return after 5:00 pm. The contractor, Hardiman Construction's Trenchless Titan, will make every reasonable effort to accommodate residents leaving after 8:00 am or returning home prior to 5:00 pm; however, residents should expect significant delays when doing so.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Sewer Coordinator Pat Guasco at (415) 289-4192 or via email at firstname.lastname@example.com
Planning Commission Meeting
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Accessory Dwelling Units beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday September 19, 2012 in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito on the Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance.
Building Division Rolls Out New Concurrent Plan Check Process
The Building Division has initiated a new Concurrent Plan Check Process for the review and approval of construction plans for building permits. The new process will allow building, planning, engineering, sewer, and fire staff to review construction plans concurrently. Previously, construction plans were frequently reviewed by one staff member at a time. The Concurrent Plan Check Process is designed to provide a quicker turnaround and shorter time for permit issuance while still ensuring full compliance with City building, zoning, and public works requirements.
For additional information on the new Concurrent Plan Check Process or the building permit submittal requirements and procedures go to: http://www.ci.sausalito.ca.us/Index.aspx?page=150 or contact Permit Technician Nichole Houstone at 289-4137 or email@example.com.
Southern Marin Fire Protection District
Notice of Board of Director Vacancy
Notice is hereby given that two vacancies exists on the Board of Directors of the Southern Marin Fire Protection District (SMFD).
Interested persons should submit a letter of intent along with a brief resume to SMFD,
308 Reed Boulevard, Mill Valley, CA 94941 by September 19, 2012 at 5:00p.m. Candidates must be a registered voter residing in the Southern Marin Fire Protection District. SMFD serves the communities of Tamalpais Valley, Almonte, Homestead Valley, Alto, Strawberry, portions of Tiburon and the City of Sausalito.
The appointee will serve on the Board until the General Election in November 2013.
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Can a Macbook Pro running OSX 10.5 using VMWare, VirtualBox, or Bootcamp successfully perform SSL Strips or any similar network injection with its default networking hardware?
I've came across posts that have said it only works with USB Wifi cards, while other posts have said they've been successful without mentioning anything about USB Wifi cards. I have also came across posts that have mentioned running 2 VMWares at once. Finally, I've seen posts which speak of editing etter.conf (change ec_uid and ec_gid from 65534 to 0, and also remove the comment '#' from ipchains OR iptables). I just want a final answer.
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-Adapter 3: Enabled as Bridged Adapter (en1) also using the same adapter as
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1) Inside BT, I open up Ettercap gui
2) Under options I only have 'Promisc Mode' checked
3) Sniff -> Unified Sniffing ->
-If I select eth0, I see IP Addresses that I believe are VirtualBox assigned
Therefore I will use eth1 since it is my Ethernet connection in VirtualBox
going directly into my HOME router.
4) Hosts -> Scan for hosts -> After finding my clients, Host List
5) I have seen some people say to add the router into Target 1, while others say to use Target 2 for the router . In this case, I will use Target 1 for the router (192.168.1.1) and my own computers ethernet card as Target 2 (192.168.1.6).
6) Mitm -> Arp poisoning -> Check 'Sniff remote connections' -> OK.
The second I poison my ethernet card I lose connectivity to the internet. My router works fine as all of the other clients can still ping the internet. When I stop the attack it comes back online.
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Cedar Hills • Despite past claims to the contrary, this Utah County city has never made a profit on its golf course, according to the city manager.
Not only has the golf course not made a profit, financial data shows it has lost nearly a half million dollars each year since 2004, or about $4.3 million, City Manager David Bunker confirmed Tuesday night.
A special town hall meeting on Nov. 15 for residents clarified that previously reported golf course revenue numbers were correct if you don't count the omissions of a property tax subsidy and annual loan payments.
"They were correct in a way, but it appears misleading," Bunker told The Tribune on Tuesday night after the City Council meeting held inside the golf course clubhouse. "When you factor all these other things … the golf course has always lost money."
Bunker clarified that none of the current City Council members or mayor receive free, unlimited golf, however 21 of Cedar Hills staff employees do, including city office and administrative staff, finance office staff and the events coordinator. Bunker defended the free golf games as a way to raise awareness by having employees take friends to promote the course.
The city plans to refinance the 25-year bond for the golf course in December, which will save up to $500,000 on the entire loan, Bunker said. Councilwoman Jenney Rees said a plan to deal with the golf course losses will be posted next week on the city's website. The plan was developed by a special committee formed to solve the financial problems with the golf course.
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Ken Cromar, a former councilman from 1994-2000, is now a researcher for citizen group Cedar Hills Citizens for Responsible Government. He said he never believed the city when it said the golf course was making money.
"Municipalities are perpetually incompetent at running business ventures," Cromar said in a phone interview. "Cedar Hills is the poster child of failures of cities pretending to know how to operate a business."
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In May 2011, Cromar asked Jim Perry, a councilman at the time, for accurate numbers for golf course profits, stating the city didn't have correct ones.
Perry replied he didn't understand why Cromar thought city staff should take time to do the "tedious job of extracting just the information" he wanted out of city financial data. He asked Cromar to imagine if every resident expected the staff to do that.
"It seems like you think city staff are your personal servants and should do whatever you personally want that just isn't a reasonable expectation," Perry wrote.
The City Council had other golf course concerns Tuesday night, considering the option of upgrading its golf carts.
"They had to tow a cart back, and that is very embarrassing as a city," said council member Stephanie Martinez.
It would cost the city $20,000 more for newer carts, but no decision will be made on upgrading the carts until December.
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receptionist very helpful &lbuffet breakfast booked a triple(3 beds,) given a double bed + a single.For 3 men. not pleased
Staff very helpful made good recommendation for food locally. Cheap budget hotel ideal as a one night stopover on way South. Good breakfast well presented
Sleeping, after a very long drive from Montpellier Despite directions, finding it in the dark, with two roads with similar names, was an unwanted challenge
A modern, clean and spacious hotel with welcoming staff. It was easy to find and although on the main road into Aurillac was very quiet. Easy to find good places to walk the dog who was travelling with us. Breakfast was ok. It is a short drive to get to the centre of the town for restaurants but other than that the hotel is good value.
sprendid view from the hotel windows and beautiful attendance of the owner of chateau. there were few guests in the hotel due to out of season,so restaurants menu was a bit poor.
we liked the view of the valley and the surrounding mountains, and the outside terrace. The lack of staff, the size and furnishing of the room and the general grubbiness of the hotel.
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The location and setting were absolutely superb. The pool was very clean and the view from the restaurant was stunning Coffee at breakfast was dreadful - a bit quiet for our liking - everyone spoke in whispers
perfect restaurant and swimming pool in nice calm landscape
Comfort of rooms Tried to offer us same table d'hote menu two nights running
the setting and history were exquisite.
Comfortable hotel in a picturesque location. Excellent restaurant. Lack of signage made it difficult to find.
The hotel was everything we hoped for and the views from the grounds and our bedroom amazing. The food was first class . We enjoyed the fitness centre as the swimming pool unfortunately was closed at this time of year.
The accommodation and setting. Our welcome was very poor. We were not shown our accommodation and had difficulty finding it as there were no available staff and no signs. We were not given any information regarding meals, dining room, or facilities. We did approach the manager in charge with our complaints and he was very pleasant. They did try to make amends but unfortunately the initial impression was very poor and lasted
The hotel staff were friendly however the room was disappointing. The bed did not have a headboard which led to disappearing pillows. The showe was almost bigger than the room.
Centrally located, free WIFI, good value.
Clean,good sized room. Good restaurant albeit breakfast bit limited No air conditioning so window open overnight-some local traffic noise
Warm greeting on arrival. Helpful and attentive (but not intrusive) staff. Everything was very 'stylish'. Website said that the rooms were very individual - and they were. Our 'Comfort' room overlooked the courtyard/terrace (bit intrusive having a path right outside your ground floor room window, but the rooms have nets and automatic shutters) and had a brown and cream butterflies theme throughout, with a four poster bed with light net 'curtains'. Even at dinner, the salt and pepper are stylish 'sculptures' of two figures in an embrace. Lovely. Would recommend. Its quite a way from the town centre and, strangely, in a 100% residential area. But perfect for an overnight stop if you are passing through.
Simple family hotel. Nice swimming pool. Very friendly and helpful staff. Rooms are still adequate but will need renovation soon. Location within walking distance of city centre: 30 minutes going to the city, 40 minutes coming back (because of steep hill). Not very convenient, but there is no better alternative. Slightly smelly rooms.
Helpfulness of staff and quiet situation out of town Rooma quite small
Pleasant hotel, close to the facilities we required, clean and pleasant, bathroom adequate and breakfast sufficient. Air conditioning did not produce enough cold, although our friend next door had no problem with his. Noisy when we opened the window.
Open environment made the outside look bright and airy. Rooms were dimly lit, making it difficult to read maps preparing for the onward journey. 2 pillows per person would have been more comfortable. Better surface on the approach and car park would have been safer as we arrived by motorcycle.
Easy to find, good parking lot. Clean. Very cheap. Facile � trouver, bon parking. Propre. Excellent rapport qualit�-prix. Narrow bathroom, bad pillows. Salle-de-bain �troite. Oreilliers m�diocres.
the couple that own and run the hotel made us feel very welcome from the moment they came out to us as we arrived untill we left food nice rooms nice lots of outside places to sit and relax by the river by the pool nice break
the care and attention of the propriator and his wife. the comfort and effort made to improve the hotel impressive the meal provided in the evening could be improved although not unacceptable.
Very helpful, friendly staff. Clean, functional facilities. Good position for ramblers, tourists. Nice swimming pool. Noise of traffic from nearby road.
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(Yahoo!) - Lady Gaga is back on her feet … sort of.
The "Born This Way" singer was snapped strutting her stuff in a pair of black kitten heels as she headed to a yoga class in New York City's East Village on Tuesday, April 2. While wearing sky-high pumps is nothing new for Mama Monster (armadillo heels anyone?), the fancy footwear likely surprised her fans, since she has been confined to a wheelchair since undergoing hip surgery February 20.
Unfortunately, it looks like the yoga class may have been a bit too much too for the famous pop star to handle, as she was spotted rolling out of the studio in her trusty Louis Vuitton wheelchair.
While she only managed to rock her latest foot candy for a brief stint, perhaps it will give fans hope that she'll be returning to the stage soon. Prior to her surgery, Gaga's Born This Way Ball Tour was sidelined after doctors discovered that she had a labial tear in her right hip.
Never one to keep her little monsters in the dark, Gaga took to Twitter to explain her medical woes. "I've been hiding a show injury and chronic pain for sometime now, over the past month it has worsened. I've been praying it would heal," she tweeted February 12. "I hid it from my staff, I didn't want to disappoint my amazing fans. However after last nights performance I could not walk and still can't."
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Wireless Speaker System
Details http://shop.panasonic.com/support-only/SC-NE1.html
- Stream Wirelessly – enjoy music streaming with Bluetooth wireless technology
- Music Streaming App – control and select how you stream your music
- Pure Dynamic Sound – minimized audio distortion with digital signal processing for high sound quality
SpecificationsExpand All
- Output Channel 2ch
- Power Output-RMS
- Front 20W (1kHz, 6ohms, 10% THD)
- Total Power 40W
- Power Output-FTC
- Front 15W (20Hz-20kHz, 6ohms, 1% THD)
- Total Power 30W
- Slot -
- Aero Stream Port yes
- Nanosized Bamboo Cone Speaker yes
- Digital Music Connection for iPod®/ iPhone®/ iPad® -
- Pure Direct Sound System yes
- Bluetooth® Re-Master yes
- Direct-Vocal Surround yes
- D.Bass yes
- Preset EQ yes 4 (Heavy, Clear, Soft, Vocal) + Flat
- Bass & Treble Control yes
- Panasonic Music Streaming App yes *1
- Wireless Audio with AirPlay® -
- Wireless Audio with DLNA -
- Bluetooth® Wireless Technology yes
- Wireless CD Playback -
- Works with iPhone 5® /iPod Touch ® (5th generation) -
- USB connection for iPod®/ iPhone®/ iPad® -
- Multi Layout Speaker -
- Wall-Mountable yes
- Front
- Configuration 2-way 2 speakers, Bass-reflex
- Speaker Unit [Approx.] Woofer: 3-1/8" x 2 / Tweeter: 1" x 2
- Analog Audio Input - Speaker Unit(3.5mm) yes (AUX)
- Analog Audio Output - Docking/ CD Unit(3.5mm) -
- Band/ Station Presets -
- Auto Tuning -
Power SupplyAC 120V, 60Hz
- Power Consumption
- Normal Use [Approx.] - Speaker Unit 11W
- Normal Use [Approx.] - Docking/ CD Unit -
- Standby [Approx.] - Speaker Unit 0.1W
- Standby [Approx.] - Docking/ CD Unit -
- Auto Power Off/ Dimmer yes / yes
- Dimensions (W x H x D) [Approx.] - Speaker Unit 22-7/16 x 8-1/8 x 3-15/16 inch
- Dimensions (W x H x D) [Approx.] - Docking/ CD Unit -
- Weight [Approx.] - Speaker Unit 5.95 lbs.
- Weight [Approx.] - Docking/ CD Unit -
Further Specifications
- NOTE *1 App is available on the App Store ℠ . App is available on Google Play ™ .
- *2 Not all models are compatible. See dealer for details.
- Playability may vary depending on the contents, discs and quality of the recording.
- Specifications are subject to change without notice. Weight and dimensions are approximate.
SC-NE1 is rated out of 5 by 7.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Excellent Sound My wife asked for a Bluetooth speaker system for Christmas. I reviewed quite a few different systems and this one seemed to be a good value. It was easy to sync to our Iphones. The sound is really good. We have bought several other brands of dock type speaker systems and this one by far has the best sound quality. The system is quite compact and you can put it anywear with an outlet. There are wall brackets included if you want to wall mount it. The system looks quite nice too. My wife had one request after we got it set up in the living room, she wanted another one for the bathroom.
Date published: 2013-12-23
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from The Sleek and Seriously Loud SC-NE1 The SC-NE1 is sleek looking with all black construction and a display that you don't even know is there until the unit it turned on. It has a good substantial feeling with quality construction. It has five control buttons on top of the speaker system. On/Off, input selector (Bluetooth or Aux.), Dynamic Bass sound effect selector, and volume up/down controls. On the top front is an easy to read LCD display. One nice feature is that the display can be dimmed. An enhancement of this feature would be to vary the dim level. Bluetooth was easy to configure and pairing take place fairly quickly. The SC-NE1 displays the name of the Bluetooth device once it is paired and connected. I easily paired my Galaxy Nexus phone and Nexus 7 table to the SC-NE1. I also paired my laptop with the SC-NE1, but did have to read the instructions closely to find the passkey, which is in fine print below the Bluetooth pairing instructions. Only one Bluetooth device can be paired device with the SC-NE1 at a time, but it is easy to switch from one paired device to another. I was able to stream music from my phone to the SC-NE1 from an amazing about 35 feet away. The most impressive feature of the SC-NE1 is the sound. It produces some seriously loud sound when the volume is turn up. The sound coming from the speaker system makes it sound larger than it actually is. It is plenty loud enough to use in a large room or outdoors on the back patio or yard. I ran the unit through several sound tests. The sound is very smooth with a good even timbre until the highest volume settings. As is expected with almost any sound system there is some slight distortion at very high volume levels. But at normal listening levels the high notes are crisp and clear. The mid-range tones are warm and smooth, if a little flat. The bass is mild until the dynamic bass is turned on. Then you have deep, thumping, punchy bass. Vocals are somewhat flat when the direct-vocal surround is off, but when Level 1 or Level 2 is selected, the vocal sound really expands and is room filling. I was impressed with how well the SC-NE1 reproduced guitar licks that were very crisp and cut through the accompanying music. Watching the Transformers Dark of the Moon on my laptop was much more enjoyable playing the sound through the SC-NE1. The sound was vibrant and the battle scenes erupted with such a rich expanse of sounds that I didn't think could possibly come from such a compact system. I also watched the Phantom of the Opera – playing the sounds through the SC-NE1. Again, I was impressed at how deep and rich the sounds were. The vocals were crisp; clear and rich with tone. The orchestral instruments from piccolo and oboe to the horns and violins were distinct and even soft pizzicato sounds could be clearly distinguished. I no longer have to hard-wire my phone, tablet, or computer to my surround system in order to have quality sounding streaming music. I can wirelessly stream music through the SC-NE1 without sacrificing sound quality. Now the only thing left to do is to find the best place to mount it on the wall.
Date published: 2013-07-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from love this love my speaker very easy to connect via bluetooth.. sound is incredible .. very satisfied...
Date published: 2013-06-22
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Very impressed! This is one of the best wireless speakers in the market; it synchs up quickly and has great sound quality. Larger than other wireless speakers in this class (probably helps with its superior sound quality) yet it is still small enough to be portable. Great for bedrooms, bathrooms, and even occasional outdoor usage (although this is not a waterproof system and since it doesn't use batteries you also have to be close to a power outlet), this is one powerful system. It won't be a replacement for mid/high-end entertainment systems in the main media room, but will be more than enough for all other rooms in the house. We recently used it for a backyard party to stream music and everyone was commenting on how clear and crisp the sound was even though we were outside. Aesthetically, it's a good looking piece of equipment; it's sleek and modern looking. It looks good alone but also does not stick out when it's put on the shelf with our other electronics. Initially I was skeptical on using a Bluetooth connection to stream music from my phone to the speaker. After a few weeks of usage, I can definitely say that there is no need to worry about the connection. Rarely does the connection drop/skip (only time was when I was extremely far away from the device and moving the phone a lot). It is very convenient to be able to still use my phone and listen to music at the same time. Will see how this holds up over time. However, initial impressions are very good!
Date published: 2013-06-08
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from An Unexpected Benefit It's not often that I find a product that it unexpectedly changes my daily routine. Panasonic's SC-NE1 Bluetooth Speaker did just that. I am constantly looking for the tech that can fit various needs or wants in my family's life and this speaker accomplished this and more. First and foremost, it is very, very simple to setup. Right out of the box, I plugged it into an electrical outlet, turned on the Bluetooth on my Android phone, selected the speaker in the profiles and immediately the two paired. I started iHeart radio and we had music flooding our family room and kitchen. This occurred in a time span of less than five minutes. Among further inspection, I could set treble, bass, surround type, etc… Once I found the settings that best met my preferences I have not had to touch them since. The music comes out clear, robust and room filling. While the quality in the finish, the feel and the look is all top notch (I would expect nothing less from Panasonic) it is the unexpected daily use and family quality time it has encouraged that I find the most rewarding. My wife and I now spend more time in the kitchen together listening to our favorite play lists while preparing dinner together. Our television stays off, we find ourselves more focused on each other's day rather than the local news telling us how awful the day has been for so many others. While enjoying each other's company, we have a pleasing soundtrack of our lives filling the room as we settle in for the evening. It truly has changed how we spend the end of our busy day. One final note, I placed this unit on top of an armoire and out of the way. With the included remote I can turn the unit on, it automatically pairs with my phone and within seconds I have music. While the Bluetooth speaker is attractive in its own right it was not part of my wife's original interior design. With Bluetooth, I never have to touch the speaker and it stays out of the visual space of my wife's carefully designed family room. A win-win for all involved.
Date published: 2013-06-05
Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Sleek look - good sound SC-NE1 Wireless Speakers Right out of the box, I was impressed with the look - the clean lines, sleek shape, and unobtrusive design. It's looks appear to be designed to blend in rather than stand out. I decided to forgo the wall bracket installation, as I prefer to just place the unit on a shelf. But, the installation looked simple enough if I ever decide to do it. I was able to unpack it, hook it up and pair it with my HTC Inspire smart phone in about 7 minutes, but I was not rushing. I did have to look at the manual at one point to figure out how to start the Bluetooth pairing process. I was surprised when I realized I had to use the small included remote to initiate the pairing, and it was a multi-step process. I would have preferred to have had a dedicated pairing button on the unit itself. But, the pairing was quick, and I was listening to music right away. I moved my phone about 30 feet away, and I still had a good connection within line of site. Through a wall and cabinets, that was reduced to about 20 feet. I then paired it with my computer. Since my computer has built in Bluetooth, I did not have to get a USB Bluetooth adapter. Now I suddenly had access to my entire music library. Switching between Bluetooth devices requires having to tell the speakers to first disconnect from a previous device before you can pair with a new device, which makes switching between devices a little more cumbersome than necessary. The blue LED display looks cool, and is very necessary navigate the many menu choices. The Sound menu covers the basic Bass and Treble, but also include 5 EQ presets, something called D.Bass, and presets for pseudo surround sound (called D.surround). Settings for Bass and Treble seem to make only a small difference, but the preset EQ settings have noticeable differences. I do have a few issues with changing settings that annoy me a bit: Every time you make a change, the sound cuts out between one setting and the next. This makes it harder to hear what the difference between settings is. I tried the two surround settings, and found that the effect gave some fullness with certain types of music, and increased the sound separation, which helped because of the fact that you can not move the left and right speakers apart. However, this is most detectable if you are right in front of the speakers. Let's talk sound quality . . . I thinks it's very good, the sound is rich and covers a decent frequency range. The 40watts (or 30watts depending on which rating you go by) packs a nice punch, but don't expect to rattle the windows. If you want thundering bass, you will have to look into one of the higher end units that have a separate subwoofer. I am impressed with how much sound comes out of this small package. I downloaded the Panasonic Music Stream app from Google Play, and found it to be easy to use. It allows you to easily switch from the phones internal speakers to the SC-NE1, which is probably it's only real advantage over any other music app. There is no instructions in the manual about the app, or that it even exists at all. It is noted only on the box! It would have been really cool if it had some remote capabilities built in to control or see the speaker's settings, but alas, you are forced to use the included remote(which, by the way, is really small, and may be easily misplaced.) Conclusion: If you are looking for a fairly compact wireless speaker system with decent sound, and don't need booming bass, this system will fit the bill. It is even relatively portable, though you will need an AC outlet as there is no battery option. There are lot's of settings to make the music sound the way you want, and it is easy to set up. Is it better than the competition? I can't answer that, I have not had the opportunity to compare them. But I will say that, once this unit is configured for it's environment, it does the job.
Date published: 2013-06-03
Rated 5 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great sound and easy setup Having four smartphones and a trio of tablets in the house, my family has a diverse music collection that we all enjoy listening to with each other from time to time. This speaker system certainly allows us to do just that. Whether country from my phone, hip-hop from my daughter's tablet, or an audio book for my wife this thing sounded great. Each new device we connected was simple to setup and control, the remote is easy to understand and use, and the ability to mount this unit on a wall if you wanted to made my son want to claim it as his own and hang it in his room as soon as he heard how loud and clear this thing can be. I found the bluetooth connectivity amazingly clear from across a large room. All in all, I think I may have to get one for each of my kids, in addition to the one I already have, since we all prefer this over any of our headphones and ear buds now.
Date published: 2013-05-31
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Entrepreneurship education for all youth
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Tarleton's network ID (also called NTNET) is what you will use to log on to campus lab computers and wireless access points, among other services. Claim your NTNET account at http://www.tarleton.edu/userclaim at any time after registering or when you begin classes.
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After claiming your network ID, you are required to reset your password within 48 hours. To do this, as well as set up secret security questions you will need to visit www.tarleton.edu/password (T-Synch)
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Any one got any videos (on youtube) on how to work with the BT3...maybe its to early to ask for this
Any one got any videos (on youtube) on how to work with the BT3...maybe its to early to ask for this
Thanks mubix and zarraza for add that links to download bt3 beta iso..
I need someone to add others links also for 1gb bt3....
Got one more to add to the list gents:
I believe this is one of the fastest availabilities that any linux distro has had (community based)Both links works just fine...
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Yep, Michelle Obama Channeled 'The Good Wife' at Last Night's State of the Union Address
Yes, the First Lady's fashion has always been on point. But people are still talking about the SOTU this morning because of two words: Alicia Florrick.
As many folks have pointed out, Mrs. Obama attended the event in a tweed Michael Kors skirt suit — the same one Julianna Margulies wore on a recent episode of The Good Wife.
Here's another look at the First Lady's outfit, which the designer called "the state of style — pretty powerful" on Twitter:
Michelle Obama is on her Alicia Florrick tonight — and I am here for it. (cc: @emilynussbaum, @SPBVIP): pic.twitter.com/XL8wsMeBhq
— S. Alexander Smith (@SAlexanderPhD) January 21, 2015
Unfortunately for those looking to recreate their inner Alicia and now, their inner First Lady, the speckled grey ensemble is currently a hard find — the jacket is sold out at Neiman Marcus.
The Good Wife will return from its winter hiatus on Mar. 1.
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CARA detects and gathers such real-time anonymous consumer data as gender, age, attention time and even emotions. It detects real-world variables in real time to measure customer engagement and dwell time, in vending machines or brick-and-mortar stores.
The technology does not record actual customer images, ensuring privacy as information is being gathered. CARA software also offers developers options to turn any existing content into a tool that reacts to audiences in real time.
"CARA is a fantastic new detection technology that will immensely help fuel any hyper-connected brand interested in launching an adaptive advertising campaign based off onsite foot-traffic and consumer analytics," said Dax Patton of Digital Touch Systems.
The technology is a pay-as-you-go service and is compatible with several different platforms, including desktop Windows7/Windows8, Android and Linux. Compatibility with iOS devices is coming soon.
Digital Touch Systems, based in Austin, TX, manufactures touchscreen hardware and develops interactive multi-touch software. Its solutions range from a restaurant suite and advertising platform to the new facial-recognition application.


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Mud and Rock Slide Closes Little Cottonwood Canyon
First we had the driest June on record, in the Salt Lake Valley.
Then came a half-inch of rain, in the pre-dawn hours of the Independence Day Holiday. That's a 4th of July record.
And next came several Little Cottonwood Canyon mud and rock slides, which forced the road to be closed Friday morning.
Authorities were hoping to reopen the road, possibly as early as 1:00 PM, Friday afternoon.
Additional slides came down in Millcreek and Big Cottonwood Canyons, which did require clean-up -- but did not force road closures.


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'Anansi the Spider' - Circle in the Square
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Description: Adapted from a West African folktale featuring the funny and clever spider Anansi, this delightful children's play tells the story of Anansi's quest to win back all of the world's stories, which have been stolen by the Sky God. To accomplish this, Anansi must bring him the Tooth of a Leopard, the Stinger of a Hornet, and the Wings of a Fairy. The play will be performed by graduates of the School. It will be followed by a Q&A with the cast. Additional Information: The enchanting Anansi folktales are from the Gold Coast area of West Africa, and have been passed along for generations through the oral tradition. "Anansi the Spider," which was last presented by the Circle in the Square Theatre School in 2009 to enthusiastic response from its young audiences, opens this year's 3-play program for children. It will be followed by Circle's highly popular production of "Cinderella" (January 30-February 3; February 6-10) and a new musical version of the School's acclaimed production of "Aesop's Fables," which features a book by Michael Milligan and music and lyrics by Joziah Longo, famed for his band "The Grand Slambovians" (March 5-9). Circle in the Square Theatre School (CITSTS), established in 1963, is one of the country?s premier schools of professional training for actors and singers, and is the only conservatory affiliated with a Broadway theatre.


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Today, Girard is experiencing a similar rebirth of sorts. Longtime California vintner Pat Roney purchased the winery shortly after the new millenium. Pat's career in wine began as a sommelier at Chicago's renowned Pump Room. Later he returned to his native California, where he ultimately became president of Chateau St. Jean, in Sonoma Valley.
At Girard, Pat continues a tradition of making Chardonnay and Cabernet-based wines. But he is also expanding Girard's varietal focus to Zinfandel and Petite Sirah, grown on century-old vines that dot the Napa countryside. As it has been in the past, Girard's goal is to highlight the flavors of Napa Valley and its rich, ripe grapes. A small portion of the winery's portfolio also comes from grapes grown in Sonoma's upscale Russian River Valley, where cool weather offers ideal conditions for Chardonnay.
With the right grapes from the right locations, Girard offers a lineup that features both power and finesse—key words in California wine. View all Girard Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just granted an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About California
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.


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UPLAND - The Western Christian High School Theater Department will present "Will Roger's Follies" on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the school's sanctuary, 100 W. 9th st. in Upland.
The play focuses on the life and career of famed humorist and performer Will Rodgers.
Performances are at 7 p.m. Thursday and Friday as well as at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. Saturday.
Tickets are $5 for students, faculty and seniors.
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Tracking Hearing #2: GSA Stimulus Funds-Up, Out, and Creating Jobs
Good afternoon, Madam Chair, Ranking Member Diaz-Balart and members of the subcommittee. My name is William Guerin and I am the Recovery Executive in our newly established Recovery Program Management Office in the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), Public Buildings Service. Thank you for inviting me to appear before you today to discuss GSA's contribution to our nation's economic recovery through the green modernization and construction of our buildings.
GSA's Public Buildings Service (PBS) is one of the largest and most diversified public real estate organizations in the world. Our inventory consists of over 8,600 assets with nearly 354 million square feet of rentable space across all 50 states, 6 territories and the District of Columbia. Our portfolio is composed primarily of office buildings and courthouses, land ports of entry, and warehouses. GSA's and PBS's goal is to manage these assets responsibly while delivering and maintaining superior workplaces at best value to our client agencies and the American taxpayer.
The funds Congress has provided us through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (the Recovery Act or ARRA) are a sound investment in several respects. First, the timely obligation of these recovery funds will stimulate job growth in the construction and real estate sectors. Second, the money will help us reduce energy consumption and improve the environmental performance of our inventory. Third, the funds, in large part, will be invested in the existing infrastructure, which will help reduce our backlog of repair and alteration needs, thus increasing the assets' value, prolonging their useful life, and ultimately further conserving our country's resources. Finally, these funds will be invested in government-owned assets for the long-term requirements of our federal customers.
The PMO
Today, I will describe the steps we have taken to carry out PBS's portion of the Recovery Act. We know that this is not business as usual and we are moving forward quickly, but always with careful consideration of our procurement responsibilities and accountability to the taxpayer. In order to successfully implement our part of the Recovery Act, we formed a Program Management Office that is nationally managed and regionally executed. At the national level, the PMO will be centralized in a small, cohesive and nimble organization staffed with experts and supported by high performing associates, industry hires and appropriate contract/consultant resources. I was recently named as the Recovery Executive to lead this office.
The PMO is also supported at the national level by an Executive Steering Committee headed by the Deputy Commissioner. The Executive Steering Committee has developed a nationwide program strategy and priorities. It will approve changes to the project list; and address national customer concerns.
Our strategy is to execute Recovery Act activities on an aggressive schedule using streamlined business process and innovative approaches to project execution, including geographic zonal oversight. We have established three zonal steering committees led by Zone Executives. These Zone Executives will assist in tracking and monitoring project progress at the regional level. More importantly, as they monitor project progress they will be able to shift support resources to projects or regions as needed. The PMO executive will also serve as an "early warning system" for projects that are not meeting anticipated targets.
Since enactment of the ARRA, PBS has moved quickly. On March 31st, we delivered a list of 254 projects to Congress. It includes projects in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and two U.S. territories. These projects fall into three categories:
1. New Federal construction, where we will invest $1 billion in 17 projects;
2. Full and partial building modernizations, where we will invest $3.2 billion in 43 projects; and
3. Limited-scope, high-performance green building projects. Here, we will invest $807 million to repair and enhance building infrastructure systems in more than 194 projects.
We are mobilizing our project activity and have awarded $92 million towards project work. This includes:
▪ A $64 million award for the funding of the final renovation phase of the historic Thurgood Marshall U.S. Courthouse in New York City;
▪ $26.2 million award last week for additional construction on the Peace Arch Land Port of Entry in Blaine, Washington;
▪ A $1.3 million award last week for design services at the U. S. Customshouse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for exterior repairs and energy efficient systems;
▪ And three awards last week, totaling over $550,000 for studies associated with new buildings and renovations in Roanoke, Virginia; Billings, Montana; and Bakersfield, California.
We currently have numerous solicitations on the street and expect to award at least another $100 million in Recovery projects by early June.
Of the $5.55 billion PBS received in the Recovery Act, our goal is to obligate $1 billion by August 1st and another $1 billion by the end of the calendar year. We have target dates for project awards in each quarter to ensure we obligate $5 billion by the end of fiscal year 2010 and an additional $550 million by the end of fiscal year 2011, as required by the Recovery Act.
Project Selection Criteria
Our project list was selected from an initial list of existing GSA pipeline projects that could be awarded within two years. The list we developed included detailed information on cost, schedule, energy benefits, and the impact on the repair and alterations backlog for each project. Our repair and alterations backlog was over $7 billion – just for minimum repair with limited consideration of high performance green features.. Our criteria in selecting projects considered both putting people back to work quickly and transforming Federal buildings into high-performance green buildings. Our selection criteria included:
• High -performance features, with an emphasis on energy conservation and renewable energy generation;
• Speed of construction start, with an emphasis on those projects that could begin within 120 days;
• Low risk that the project would fail to be completed on time;
• Condition of the facility;
• Ability to improve the utilization of the building;
• High return on investment;
• Degree to which lease costs would be avoided through the project; and
• Historic significance of the building.
Many of the projects in the new Federal construction and building modernization categories have previously received partial funding for design or for early phases of the project. With ARRA funding, we can quickly start or expand construction on these projects. At the same time, we are identifying ways to improve existing designs on these projects. This includes such improvements as:
• Adding thicker than required insulation where climatically, it makes sense to;
• Installing variable frequency drives to reduce energy and extend the life of mechanical equipment;
• Converting existing designs for parking structure lighting to LED (light-emitting diode), dramatically lowering energy consumption, while improving safety and visibility and reducing required maintenance. LEDs can last two to three times as long as typical garage or parking lot lights;
• Specifying more efficient windows than originally designed or included in the design. Often, the initial expense and long payback period for high efficiency windows precludes them from being included in building renovations; and
• Specifying dual flush toilets and waterless or low water urinals to save water and reduce demand on aging city sewer systems.
We have also identified high performance green building projects that target repairing, enhancing and tuning-up our building infrastructure. These projects are similar in scope and, therefore, can be rapidly deployed in many buildings concurrently. These projects can significantly improve the energy performance of our buildings and include measures such as:
• Installing intelligent lighting systems that provide daylight and provide controls for occupants to adjust for ambient light versus task light.
• Replacing flat roofs with ENERGY STAR membranes, integrated photovoltaic panels bonded to the membrane, photovoltaic panels, or planted roofs. These options offer benefits ranging from increasing the life of the roof, to producing energy and to reducing the "heat island" effect of a black roof. We expect to install some form of photovoltaic energy generation on 30 of the 59 roofs we are touching.
• Accelerating the installation of advanced meters—required under the Energy Policy Act to be completed by 2012. Advanced meters enable us to better manage buildings by instantaneously providing information on a building's energy use and encouraging immediate operational changes.
An example of the innovative features we will be incorporating into some of the projects on our Recovery Act list is the Edith Green - Wendell Wyatt Federal Building in Portland, Oregon. This is a 1975 building in downtown Portland. As part of this project, GSA will install a new high-performance double glass enclosure over the entire building which will dramatically enhance energy performance and blast resistance. Each of the four facades will have a different treatment relative to the sun's orientation. On the west façade, vegetative "fins" will provide shade, reducing the load on the new high-efficiency HVAC system that will be installed. The re-skinning of this building also upgrades the building for seismic events and will result in additional 2,000 square feet of space per floor. These are just some of the "green" improvements that GSA will make as part of this project. We expect the building to attain a LEED Gold rating.
Acquisition Support
To streamline the acquisition process, we have developed standard scopes of work for common high-performance green building elements. These standard scopes of work will be shared nationwide and with other agencies engaged in Recovery Act work. In addition, we are using regional and national contracts to support:
▪ Reporting and tracking;
▪ Contract management;
▪ Building tune-up and commissioning;
▪ Lighting; and
▪ Roofing
Apprenticeship and Pre-Apprenticeship Programs
Finally, pre-apprenticeship and apprenticeship programs will be an integral part of our Recovery Act projects. These programs will be established as contractual requirements in construction contracts for projects on our Recovery Act list. The funding provided in the Act shall be used for costs of pre-apprentice and apprentice training. The programs will be modeled after a successful GSA program in the National Capital Region through which at least 840 persons at 15 projects have been trained and employed since the program's inception in 2002.
Today, I have described the unprecedented and exciting opportunity that lies before us to contribute to our nation's economic recovery by investing in green technologies and reinvesting in our public buildings. We look forward to working with you and members of the Subcommittee as we engage in this important work.
Madam Chair, Ranking Member Diaz-Balart and members of this subcommittee, this concludes my prepared statement. I will be pleased to answer any questions that you or any other members of this Committee may have.


text: Posted February 13, 2013 The Northern Rail Cup final will take on an extra dimension in 2013 with a new venue and double the excitement following the introduction of the new Northern Rail Bowl final. The 2013 Northern Rail Cup final and the 2013 Northern Rail Bowl final will be staged at The Shay on Saturday July 20 when the home of Kingstone Press Championship club Halifax hosts two extraordinary contests on a day which has traditionally provided one of the highlights of the Rugby League calendar. Before the Northern Rail Cup final, the inaugural Northern Rail Bowl final will be contested by the two Kingstone Press Championship One clubs which topped their respective Northern Rail Cup groups prior to the knock-out stages of the competition. Should a Championship One club reach the Northern Rail Cup final, the club placed second in its group will play in the Bowl final. "The Northern Rail Cup final has always delivered a feast of entertaining Rugby League and the introduction of the Northern Rail Bowl will make this great occasion even more memorable," said RFL Chief Operating Officer Ralph Rimmer. "This is a very exciting year for the sport with an expanded Championship and three new clubs entering Championship One: with an extra trophy up for grabs, I fully expect the action to be even more cut-throat over the coming months. "Every team now has a realistic possibility of a final appearance on the big stage: from the moment the ball is kicked-off in every Northern Rail Cup fixture, every pass, every tackle and every score will count! "I am also delighted that we have been able to reach agreement to stage the double header at The Shay, which will also be a host venue for Rugby League World Cup 2013 later this year. "Halifax and Calderdale Council have invested significantly in a facility which is the envy of many other sports clubs around the country and I am sure everyone who attends the finals day will enjoy the experience and receive a warm welcome." Halifax are the current holders of the Northern Rail Cup having lifted the trophy following a 21-12 victory over Featherstone Rovers at Blackpool last year. Blackpool hosted eight successive finals from 2005 to 2012 and was a popular venue but for 2013 the Championships clubs and the RFL felt the competition needed a fresh look to accommodate the new Northern Rail finals double header. Northern Rail Projects Manager Ian Hall said: "The Northern Rail Bowl is a fantastic concept which will enhance an occasion which has grown in stature with every passing year. We are delighted to be associated with this exciting double header and are looking forward to a special day at The Shay, when the Northern Rail Cup and Northern Rail Bowl will provide a full day of exciting rugby action for fans across the Northern Rail network." Halifax Chairman Michael Steele said: "Everyone at Halifax RLFC is delighted by the decision to hold the Northern Rail Cup finals day at The Shay. Whichever teams participate, their fans will experience great facilities, convenient parking near the ground, a good rail service from the sponsors and a warm welcome from the town." Calderdale Council's Cabinet Member for Communities, Cllr Pauline Nash, said: "We are delighted that the RFL is hosting the Northern Rail Cup finals day at The Shay Stadium. This is further testament to Calderdale's fantastic facilities and commitment to sport. With a large crowd anticipated, there will be great tourism and economic benefits for the area. "2013 is set to be a memorable year of sport for Calderdale, with the Rugby League World Cup also coming to The Shay Stadium on Sunday November 10 for the Italy v Tonga match." The 2013 Northern Rail Cup kicks off over the weekend of March 2-3 when eight Championship One clubs enter the group stages. The top club in each of the two pools will then join the 14 Championship clubs in the knock-out stages, which commence on the weekend of May 18-19. The groups are: Group A Oldham Rochdale Hornets Gateshead Thunder North Wales Crusaders Group B South Wales Scorpions London Skolars Gloucestershire All Golds Hemel Stags Each club will play four games, two home and two away. Three games will be between clubs in their pool with one game played against a club in the other pool. Round 1 - Sunday March 3 Gloucestershire All Golds v Hemel Stags North Wales Crusaders v Oldham Rochdale Hornets v Gateshead Thunder South Wales Scorpions v London Skolars Round 2 - Sunday March 10 Gateshead Thunder v North Wales Crusaders Gloucestershire All Golds v South Wales Scorpions London Skolars v Hemel Stags Oldham v Rochdale Round 3 - Sunday March 17 Hemel Stags v South Wales Scorpions London Skolars v Gloucestershire All Golds North Wales Crusaders v Rochdale Hornets Oldham v Gateshead Thunder (3.00pm) Round 4 - Sunday March 24 Gateshead Thunder v Gloucestershire All Golds Hemel Stags v North Wales Crusaders Rochdale Hornets v London Skolars South Wales v Oldham Weekend of May 18-19- Northern Rail Cup play-offs Weekend of June 15-16 - Northern Rail Cup quarter-finals Weekend of June 29-30 - Northern Rail Cup semi-finals Saturday July 20 - Northern Rail Cup final and Northern Rail Bowl final Details of ticket prices and availability for the 2013 Northern Rail Cup finals day at The Shay, Halifax, on Saturday July 20 will be announced in the next few weeks. -ends- John Ledger Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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ACLU Files Lawsuit On Phone Spying Program
The federal government is being targeted in a lawsuit over its National Security Agency phone spying program. The details were leaked last week by former government contractor Edward Snowden. The American Civil Liberties Union is filing suit over the Constitutionality of the program. President Obama has claimed feds were only targeting non-citizens and were not listening to phone calls.
The ACLU suit claims the government is squashing free speech by violating First Amendment rights, as well as privacy rights protected under the Fourth Amendment. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, the FBI, NSA and others are named in the suit.


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A radical carbon tax reform
Dr. Adrian Wrigley
2nd August, 2008Dr Adrian Wrigley lays out his ideas for a radical Carbon Tax and explains how replacing the Council Tax with a Land Value Tax could solve the current housing crisis... more...
Climate Change Botch?
Isabel Hilton
15th March, 2007The publication of the government's draft Climate Change Bill this week signalled the latest round of the escalating competition between David Cameron and Tony Blair to take the title of climate change champion of the world. Following hard on the EU measures, the government's bill set out more radical targets than before and promises to deliver them – a promise that will be reinforced by a new committee of independent auditors. more...
Conservatives vie with Brown over green taxes
12th March, 2007The Conservative party has unveiled new taxes on aviation in a bid to control increasing carbon dioxide emissions from the sector. more...
David Cameron speaks at the Green Alliance Annual Debate, 5th December 2006
Mark Anslow
5th December, 2006Is he really green? This is the speech given by David Cameron to a packed audience of environmentalists at the Green Alliance Annual Debate... more...
Post-partisan environmentalism
Steven Hale
1st January, 2001Who said these words: 'The environmental movement is a growing force in civil society, searching for a home in mainstream politics. The party that succeeds will be the natural party of government'? It wasn't George Monbiot, Tony Juniper or Jonathon Porritt. It was David Miliband, in December 2006. more...
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Adult Education and Family Literacy Week: September 12 - 18, 2011
August 25, 2011
Economists predict that nearly two-thirds of the jobs in 2018 will require a postsecondary education, yet at least 90 million adults have low basic skills and may be unprepared for these higher-skilled jobs. Despite the need, federal adult education funds provide services for only 2.1 million adults each year and state revenue crises combined with flat federal funding under the federal Adult Education and Family Literacy Act prevents states and local programs from serving students who need further education.
The Adult Education and Family Literacy Week highlights the importance of programs across the country that help low-skilled adults prepare for postsecondary education, career advancement, and employment in family-sustaining careers.
Help support adult education. Here's how you can join the Adult Education and Family Literacy Week:
- Learn more about AEFL Week and find other ideas at www.ncladvocacy.org/aefl.html.
- Share information about the importance of Adult Education widely with your networks. View a fact sheet on how adult education supports our country's national priorities.
- Host a local AEFL Week event. Need ideas? Visit the NCL Blog to readwhat others plan to do. Email photos of your event to NCL for inclusion in a photo slideshow. NCL will also pin your photos to the Campaign Map.
- Tell your friends about adult education by sharing the AEFL week action alert on Facebook.
- Blog about the importance of funding for adult education and English language services or the need for a modernization of adult education policy.Send your blog postto the National Coalition for Literacy and they will feature your article here.
- Tweet about the importance of Adult Education using the #AEFLWeek hashtag. Here are some sample tweets for you to use:
#AdultEd lifts people out of poverty: Higher salaries, good job opportunities, higher savings, better working conditions. #AEFLWeek #poverty
At least $160M more needed to serve adult students placed on waiting lists for #AdultEd or English language acquisition services #AEFLWeek
Limited English language proficiency is a barrier for immigrants to meaningful employment in the U.S. http://bit.ly/amDVni #AEFLWeek
1 in 7 adults can't read job apps, prescription labels, or ballots. What will you do to help? #AEFLWeek
Additional Resources
Though budget challenges persist, states and local providers are finding new ways to infuse innovation into adult education. CLASP highlights some of this innovation in the following resources:


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Julie Roy Jeffrey
Professor of History
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B.A., Harvard University, 1962
Ph.D., Rice University, 1972
Areas of Scholarly Expertise and Interest
19th-Century American Reform, especially Abolitionism, Religion, Gender
Recent Publications/Presentations/Performances
"American Abolitionist Women and the Dissenting Tradition," in Elizabeth J. Clapp and Julie Roy Jeffrey (eds.) Women, Dissent and Anti-Slavery in Britain and America, 1790-1865 (Oxford University Press, 2011).
Abolitionists Remember: The Second Battle Against Slavery. University of North Carolina Press, 2008.
With Peter Frederick, American History in a Box, 2 vols. Longman Publishers, 2002, 2008.
The Great Silent Army of Abolitionism: Ordinary Women in the Abolitionist Movement. University of North Carolina Press, 1998.
Awards/Significant Accomplishments
John Adams (Fulbright) Chair in American History, Utrecht, Netherlands, spring 2006.
Honorable Mention, the Frederick Douglass Prize, Gilder Lehrman Center, Yale University, and Choice Award for Academic Book of Excellence, for The Great Silent Army of Abolitionism, 1999.
Fulbright Chair in American Studies, Odense University, 1999-2000


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If you are reading this blog then you are most likely a friend of the library–but, are you a member of the Friends of the Library? Confused? So was I, until I met a dedicated group of folks, The Friends of the Cecil County Public Library. The Friends is an active group of community members who love the library and volunteer their time and talents.
The Friends support the Library through many activities, such as membership and donations, business donations and fundraising, as well as generously supporting the Library's Summer Reading Program each year. This program is so essential to our community and especially crucial for our children and their success in school. The Friends also volunteer their time at the Library assisting staff with many tasks. They plan and coordinate successful fundraisers such as basket raffles, bake sales, silent auctions and other activities–all to benefit the library. The Friends have also hosted interesting and educational programs for the community. Most recently, they hosted a local author program and a fascinating presentation on the historical significance of the Chesapeake waterways. They even host fun activities like book swaps.
The next event on the Friends' calendar is their annual meeting on November 9, beginning at 6 p.m. The public is invited. After a brief business meeting, free antique appraisals will be offered by Carl York and his daughter, Carla York, from 7-8:45 p.m. Plan to arrive by 6 p.m. to secure a number for an appraisal. Items to be appraised should be portable. Also, a silent auction with antique items will be ready for bids and light refreshments will be available.
If you love the library, won't you consider becoming a Friend of the Cecil County Public Library? For more information about the Friends, membership or making a donation email firstname.lastname@example.com, leave a message at 410.996.5600, ext. 474 or visit the Friends page on our website.
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Calendar of Events
Sep 9
NSW: #CARLTALK: Consent, Healthy Sexuality, and Relationship
9:00 – 11:00 am / Recreation Center
Navigating the world of dating and relationships can be confusing. This presentation is designed to give you some tips about staying safe, healthy, and happy at Carleton. We will talk about consent, campus resources, our sexual misconduct policies, and give you advice from current Carleton students.
Sponsored by New Students 2015. Contact: Sarah Wojnicki, x4462
Students, Faculty, Staff, Alumni, Families, Prospective Students, New Students, Faculty Emeriti