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Tulsa Life Flight; A new era of emergency care
A new era in emergency medical care has begun in LeFlore County with the landing of Tulsa Life Flight at its new base at the Robert S. Kerr Airport in Poteau. Tulsa Life Flight base four, owned by Air Methods Corp., began its local operations Jan. 12. By opening the Poteau location, Life Flight officials said they have greatly reduced their flight time, by approximately 30 minutes, compared with a run that was responding from the next nearest base in Keefeton. LeFlore County Emergency Medical Director Dave Grovdahl said the presence of Tulsa Life Flight in the county will be a huge benefit to patients needing emergency care in the area. "Before, we would blindly launch an aircraft, not knowing what would happen due to flight time," Grovdahl said. "Now we can assess the patient at the scene, launch them [Tulsa Life Flight] and still have them there sooner than before. It saves money and resources."According to Grovdahl, talks to have a medical helicopter in LeFlore County began three years ago, but in the past year the discussion turned into plans. "Our help assessment in the community said we needed something in this area, and doing that has been in the talks for three years," Grovdahl said. "Serious discussion with all the area agencies that could get [Tulsa Life Flight] here started a year ago. It took the cooperation of several emergency departments such as [LeFlore County Emergency Medical Services], the hospital [Eastern Oklahoma Medical Center] and TLF." The move to Poteau was in part made possible when a new hangar was constructed at the airport, making nearly 3,000 square feet available for Tulsa Life Flight to lease. The hangar houses the company's A Star helicopter, which is equipped with the latest technology and instrumentation available, according to Ted Galbraith, R.N./paramedic and base supervisor. He said the A Star helicopter has more speed and a quicker lift capacity than many medical helicopters and can carry patients up to 300 pounds. One of the benefits of the A Star unit is its capacity to hold more fuel than other medical helicopters, providing it with a longer flying distance. Galbraith said the TLF flight crew, which is made up of a pilot, a paramedic and a nurse, is housed at the airport. Each registered nurse and paramedic works a 24-hour shift, and then is rotated to days off, though pilots are on a 12-hour rotation. There are four nurses, four paramedics and two full-time pilots assigned to the Poteau location. When the area pilots are off duty, pilots from other company bases fill in at the Poteau base. Each crew member is a highly trained and experienced member of the medical team. "The pilots and crew predominately live in your community," said Susan Cook, regional business director for Region 5 of Air Methods Corp. "To be employed by Air Methods, our pilots must have at least 2,000 hours of flight time, more than other companies require. Most of our pilots have many more hours, as they are former military pilots. The medical flight crew consists of an RN/paramedic and a paramedic. They must have two years of experience each to fly on our aircraft. Many have more than five to 10 years of experience in a high-volume EMS service and/or critical-care unit."The crews have state-of-the-art equipment available for patient care and transport, along with personal safety. The patient-care compartment is more condensed than in previous medical helicopters, but it allows for easier patient care and access to medical equipment for treatment. Galbraith said Tulsa Life Flight is different from other medical helicopters because the crews carry blood on all flights. They also have the newest cardiac monitors and intravenous pumps, along with other equipment. Each flight crew member wears flight helmets and each is trained in the use of night-vision equipment, which Galbraith said increases their safety immensely. As the new crew settles in at its new base, future training between Tulsa Life Flight and LeFlore County Emergency Medical Services is being discussed. Grovdahl said officials from the two entities have talked about combined training exercises, along with case reviews of dual-participation medical emergencies. Grovdahl said he hopes the presence of Tulsa Life Flight will provide resources to bring more advanced training in the area.

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CircuitBox: Transformer Furniture in a Shipping Container
There isn't a lot of room inside a shipping container to accommodate different functions, so Italian designers Studio X Design Group came up with a way of sliding elements in and out according to the needs of the moment.
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Circuitbox is a concept studied as a possible answer tot he continuous reduction of the inhabited unit and the more and more free conception of the domestic environment that have carried to a progressive spacial integration and to an increasing request of flexibility. CircuitBox is composed from a series of rings of gradually decreasing measures nested one inside the other.
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Studio X Design Group via The Design Blog
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Students were evacuated from Palisades Charter High School in Pacific Palisades this morning from an apparent bomb threat. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that the bomb threat was delivered via social media.
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How To Tie and Solder Spokes
Tied and soldered spokes were once a final touch from the finest mechanics upon the highest quality wheels, but have for the most part faded into obscurity. Seen only rarely these days, many cyclists have never personally laid eyes upon a set of tied and soldered wheels, let alone question the history of the practice or learn to tie their own.
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'Bad Girls' on Bookwatch
A real-life Tar Heel scandal from the Great Depression will be the subject of the next episode of "N.C. Bookwatch," the literary talk show on UNC Public Television. Karin L. Zipf will talk with host D.G. Martin about her book, "Bad Girls at Samarcand: Sexuality and Sterilization at a Southern Juvenile Reformatory" (Louisiana State University Press(. The story focuses on the State Home and Industrial School for Girls at Eagle Springs, N.C., unofficially known as Samarcand Manor. Founded in 1918,… Read More »


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NEW YORK (AP) — While the New York Knicks feel they are moving closer to the level of the elite teams in the NBA, the Orlando Magic appear to be returning to that class after remaking their roster.
These teams will meet for the first time this season as the Magic look to extend their win streak to five games Thursday night.
New York (18-13) began a two-game Florida road trip with a 106-98 loss at Miami on Tuesday. The Knicks got off to a terrible start, trailing by as many as 19 points in the first quarter, before recovering to pull within three points in the final minutes against a Heat team which has won 15 of 16.
"Tonight was a measuring stick game for us and we feel we played well despite the first quarter," said forward Amare Stoudemire, who had 30 points.
This game should serve as another test to measure New York's improvement after three double-digit losses to Orlando (20-12) last season.
The Magic shot 53.9 percent in those games to sweep the season series from the Knicks for the first time since 2001-02. Dwight Howard averaged 22.7 points and 13.0 rebounds, and Orlando made 38 3-pointers.
The Knicks, of course, did not have Stoudemire last season while the Magic have a new look after adding Gilbert Arenas, Hedo Turkoglu and Jason Richardson in a pair of trades made Dec. 18.
Orlando lost its first two games with those players as part of a 1-8 stretch. The Magic have won four straight since, using a big finish for a 110-95 victory at Cleveland on Tuesday.
Howard was limited to 12 points and six rebounds. The All-Star center did not play in the fourth quarter as a smaller lineup played well and never came off the court, producing 35 points in the final period.
"I told (general manager Otis Smith) on the way in, it took me 32 games, but we finally found our fourth-quarter lineup," coach Stan Van Gundy said. "It was a great fourth quarter."
Arenas had his best game with Orlando with 22 points and 11 assists while Richardson added 20 points.
"We are veterans and we all mesh well," Richardson said. "We all have great personalities and nobody has a bad attitude. We all have the same goal, and that is winning games right now."
The Magic will likely stay away from a smaller lineup and try to make sure Howard is on the floor Thursday. Stoudemire went 11-1 in his career against Orlando with Phoenix and has posted four straight double-doubles versus the Magic, averaging 23.3 points and 12.0 rebounds.
This game matches the teams that have attempted the most 3-pointers – 776 for Orlando and 765 for New York. The Magic are 11-4 when they make at least 10 3s while the Knicks are 13-2 in such games.
New York is 0-2 against Boston and 0-2 against Miami as it looks for a breakthrough victory against an Eastern Conference powerhouse.
"We can learn from this and we can build on this," coach Mike D'Antoni said after the loss to Miami. "Again, it is December, not April, so we will see what happens."
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Hello and welcome to my review of the new Fujifilm X100S. This is not a formal style review. Instead, its a review of how the camera performed when I used it for half a day down at Dungeness beach on the coast of Kent - a typical location for an outdoor photographer.
I bought this camera because I wanted a lightweight camera capable of high image quality with me when out and about, for ad-hoc photography in contrast to my more usual pre-planned outings. However, I'd read several comments suggesting that the camera would be less suited to landscape/scenic photography and so was curious to see how it performed in this kind of environment. I also thought it worthwhile to extend the use of the camera to a more demanding environment; a cold, windy beach which presented compositional challenges. I would normally use a Canon EOS 5D MkIII with a selection of lenses, typically tilt-shift lenses, for this kind of location and subject matter, so the X100S really is a different kind of animal to my usual camera.
While I shot 178 images during the outing, I've presented here the 15 images which I think show off the camera's capabilities. One clear difference to my usual camera is obviously that the X100S has a fixed lens of 23mm, equivalent to a standard 35mm lens on a full frame SLR. Usually I would take three lenses with me on such an outing, a 24mm, 45mm and 90mm.
During the outing I stuck with colour images rather than test out the X100S's monochrome capabilities, as I'd read a lot about the good colour rendering of the X100S, and colour is something I generally find disappointing in the digital world. I was shooting in RAW+Jpeg mode, and in the images presented here I've either used the jpeg with minimal adjustments straight from the camera, or the RAW where I thought I could improve on the in-camera processing (processed with Lightroom 4.4).
In this first image I've used my own processed RAW file because I found the in-camera jpeg under-exposed the scene. It was a bright day, with a lot of reflected light from the pebbles on the beach, from the weathered wood of the boat and the shed, and with a bright blue sky, so I should maybe have added a 1-1.5 stops of exposure compensation, but this was the first real shot with the camera. Image sharpness is very good, better than my Panasonic Lumix's (GF1/GH2), and almost as good as the 5D MkIII. I had purposely left the camera at its default settings on leaving the house in order to see how easy it was to tweek the camera's settings on location. This is the first point about the usability of the camera when out and about; the smaller size of the camera does make it a bit more difficult to deal with. While this scene would suggest a nice warm spring afternoon, it was actually blowing a gale, with a wind chill factor of about 7 degrees, meaning the actual temperature was not much above freezing. My fingers were soon numb, making the small focus dial and close proximity of the aperture dial a touch more difficult to manipulate while looking through the viewfinder.
In addition to the 'big vista', I'll often shoot details, particularly at Dungeness where detail photographers are spoilt for choice. In this image I've again used my own RAW conversion as I felt that the camera jpeg, even using the 'Velvia' film simulation, didn't quite capture the range of colours in the the woodwork (i.e blue/magenta hues) and nails (greens and reds). At this point in the outing I was still getting used to the X100S's interface, and finding the 'Quick' menu very useful for quickly changing the main settings of the camera. However, I wanted to try the film simulation bracketing function yet was completely unable to find it either in the 'quick' menu or in the 'Drive' menu, which is where I would have expected it to be. Later, back at home, I discovered that certain bracketing functions (film simulation, ISO, and Dynamic Range) only work in jpeg mode, and not when shooting RAW - which is a shame. [update: as pointed out in a reply to this review, it IS possible to process an Raw file in-camera after the fact, as many times as you want using different film simulations, and this works well]. Again, this image is very sharp, and despite using f16 to maximise depth of field at this close focusing distance, the effects of diffraction don't seem too evident.
I tried several times to produce a better RAW conversion of my own using Lightroom, but in the end decided that this out-of-camera jpeg image was the best one. I really like the blues of the boat in this image, and could not find a combination to replicate them in Lightroom. I used a LEE RF75 2 stop neutral density filter for this image, slanted from bottom left to top right in order to control the brightness of the sky and the sunlit patch of beach on the left, and to allow me to lift the shadows in the foreground 'in-camera'. I think the RF 75 filter systems works well with the X100S. It connects to the camera via the Fuji adapter which has a 49mm thread, requiring a Lee 49mm filter ring. The downside to using a filter system with this camera is that it increases the difficulty of accessing the focus and aperture rings - its still possible, just a bit less space for photographers with 'podgy' fingers, like me.
I think this image compares in sharpness, detail, and colour with anything I've ever taken on the 5D MkIII (or MkII or MkI!). I did my own RAW file processing again as I felt that the jpeg had missed the depth of colour in the scene, but in total the tweeks are relatively minor. Compositionally I could have done a better job - specifically I don't like the two half nails, one on the right hand side, and one along the top edge, but this illustrates that the smaller viewfinder requires greater scrutiny than that of the 5D. The amount of information presented in the viewfinder also can be obstructive, making a clean composition more difficult to achieve (more on this later).
Another good example above of the X100S's ability to capture fine details, and to render pleasing colours - albeit tweaked again by me in Lightroom.
Of all the images presented in this review, this is the one that illustrates how sharp the lens/sensor combination of the X100S can be. While it may not be evident at this small size, the fibres on the rope are superbly sharp in the full size image. This image also goes to show the effectiveness of the X100S's focus peaking assistance when in manual focus mode. The focus distance in this image was very short, and so focus accuracy was required, even though I was shooting at f11. I found focus peaking to be a very useful means of achieving critical focus with the X100S. It was at this point that I noticed that every image I had made so far in this outing had involved the electronic viewfinder rather than the optical viewfinder. This reflected in part my approach using the Canon 5D, where I often focus using Liveview on the rear screen. The benefit of the X100S over the 5D MkIII is that this kind of manual focus assist is available in the viewfinder, enabling the user to shut out extraneous light which can be difficult when using the rear screen to focus.
Excellent colour from the out-of-camera jpeg in this image above, and lots of fine detail in the rusting corrugated panel which has fractured to reveal the wood beneath, also discolored from the decaying process.
While the colours in this image above are similar to those of the previous image, I was not happy with the jpeg version and so made my own RAW conversion in Lightroom. This detail scene was facing the full force of the sun (see the shadow in the rusted-out hole on the right hand side), and the wood section on the left was about 2 stops brighter than the rusted metal. I used a LEE 2-stop ND filter again to balance the exposure - perhaps this had some impact on the in-camera colour rendering.
Back to the in-camera jpeg rendering for this image of the fishermen's storage containers on the beach. The out-of-camera image had too much depth in the shadows on the right side of the main container so I've lifted those a touch in Lightroom with the shadows slider. Otherwise the image is as it came out of the camera. I often switch between aspect ratios during a shoot, and had expected to find this a chore on the X100S given the ease of using the slider switch on the LX5, my existing compact of choice. However, the quick menu on the X100S is well thought out and switching aspect ratios was really a breeze, as was switching ISO, dynamic range, white balance, noise reduction, file type, film simulation, highlight tone, shadow tone, colour, sharpness, self-timer, AF mode, flash mode, and LCD brightness, all of which are accessible from the Quick menu.
By the time I made this image the light was starting to get interesting, with a little colouration in the clouds, and a low angle to the sunlight which for this shot was over my right shoulder. This is an in-camera jpeg with no adjustments made in Lightroom. I again used a 2 stop Lee ND filter, requiring me to again use the electronic viewfinder instead of the optical viewfinder, which was blocked by the filter system. This image bought home to me the importance of deciding in advance exactly what information you really want to see in the view either through the electronic viewfinder, or via the rear screen when composing. Without knowing it, I had all the check boxes ticked in the 'Display Custom Settings', presenting me with a whole screen full of data during composition. Unfortunately a lot of this data gets in the way, so in this image I was unsure of what was in the frame in the lower left corner because it was blocked by the histogram display. In manual focus mode too, the focus scale runs along the bottom of the image, intruding into the composition.
One important thing to understand is that while much of this data is visible through the EVF and on the rear-screen during composition, some of it disappears when you half-press the shutter, enabling you to check the edges of the composition are clean. The three details that I find intruded the most in the composition were the exposure compensation scale, the histogram, and the manual focus scale. After some initial confusion as to how the 'custom display options' worked, and with feedback from replies to this review, I now understand that it is possible to set up the OVF, and the EVF/rear-screen with their own customised appearances, so you can, for example, remove the exposure compensation scale, histogram and manual focus scales if you want. You just have to remember to cycle through to the custom screen using the 'Disp.Back' button during viewing. I now have my X100S set up so that in all three viewfinders (the OVF, EVF and rear-screen) the exposure compensation scale and manual focus scale are not present, but the histogram is present. The histogram then disappears on half-pressing the shutter. Thanks to those replies that clarified this for me.
Perhaps the most helpful discovery I made that goes some way to addressing the issue of a crowded viewfinder is that when you half depress the shutter, much of the in-viewfinder information is removed, allowing you a better view of the edges of the composition. To further aid composition I suggest un-ticking the check-boxes for AF and MF distance indicators, and for exposure compensation in the 'Display Custom Settings' menu. I prefer to leave the histogram box checked as I find it a useful aid for judging exposure, at least when composing on the rear screen.
Two more images above straight out of the camera, in jpeg format. The light was really starting to warm up now, and the rusting diesel stacks in the bow of the boat were just glowing. Again, a lot of detail in these images which are very sharp in closeup, and the colour rendering using the Velvia film simulation is very rich.
One annoying little characteristic of the X100S occurs when the camera goes into sleep mode. One setting I like to use on an ad-hoc basis is the self timer, with a setting of 2 seconds. While the leaf shutter of the X100S probably makes the use of the self timer to avoid camera shake redundant, its a habit I have gotten into using the 5D's and wanted to use on the X100S. However, I found that if I set the self timer and then let the camera go into sleep mode it lost the setting. I have not checked whether other settings are lost when in sleep mode, but I found this one to be quite annoying.
And finally, two more in-camera jpegs above and below from the X100S. Lots of detail, fine sharpness, and pleasing colour. In total I used the in-camera jpeg for 9 of the 15 images presented here, with one of the RAWs used simply because I did not like the underexposure of a particularly bright scene early on in the session.
To conclude, let me try and summarise the things I thought worked and those that hindered me in trying to the use the X100S:
It works!
In-camera jpegs seem fine most of the time, with the need to revert to a RAW conversion where there is a particularly difficultly with exposure or colour.
Autofocus worked well when I used it.
Manual focus worked very well - focus peaking is a revelation and worked particularly well through the electronic viewfinder.
The 'Quick' menu was well configured and made switching between important settings very easy.
Good levels of customisation of the OVF, EVF and rear-screen information present when framing and shooting.
The lens/sensor combination produces very sharp images, noticeably better than images from my existing preferred compacts in the Panasonic Lumix range (GF1/GH2/LX5).
The X100S plus Lee RF75 filter system make a good combination for such a small camera, albeit access to the focus and aperture rings is a touch more difficult.
The compact size of the camera gave my back a real rest. Although I was using the camera on a tripod most of the time, my kit for the session comprised of just the camera, the tripod, and a small pouch with the Lee RF75 filter set (filter holder + 1 x 49mm filter ring + three ND graduated filters), significant less weight than my usual kit for such an outing.
ND graduated filter placement worked well using the EVF and/or rear-screen to judge placement.
Whinge whinge, moan moan!
Optical viewfinder - I didn't use it once when actually shooting, the lens shade significantly cuts into the viewfinder image, and its pointless to even try when using the RF75 filter system - as far as I'm concerned the OVF is redundant.
Can't bracket certain functions (e.g. film simulation mode, ISO, dynamic range) unless in jpeg-only mode.
I need more aspect ratios - in particular 4x5, 3x4 and 6x7.
I feel that the focus ring really needs to be about twice the size. At its current size its too difficult to grasp being so close to the aperture ring, whose two lugs tend to get in the way and/or get moved when focusing. This issue may have been exaggerated due to the cold and windy conditions encountered on this outing.
While the crowded EVF/rear-screen view can be partly resolved by judicious un-checking of check-boxes in the Display Custom Settings menu, the exposure compensation dial remains in place in the EVF, even on half pressing the shutter. It would be better if this disappeared on half pressing the shutter, so as to allow for a completely clear review of the composition through the EVF.
The self-timer function is lost when the camera goes into sleep mode. It would be nice for the camera to retain ad-hoc settings in sleep mode as periods of temporary inactivity are often encountered in this type of photography
Battery life! I did follow the advice of other reviews and buy a second battery, and on this trip, with 178 images in the bag, I needed it.
In short, this is a fantastic little camera, and will I am sure serve its purpose as my preferred camera for ad-hoc outings where I do not want to take along my full 5D MkIII kit. More worrying I think for the likes of Canon and Nikon is where Fuji and its competitors may take these high quality smaller cameras in the future. For example, if Fuji made an X150S with a 35mm lens, and maybe an X250S with 50mm lens, would I buy them and then dump the 5D MkII? Tempting. Progress in image quality is bound to continue to improve, so its not a crazy notion to think of taking along 2-3 fixed-lens compacts instead of a DSLR body and 3-4 lenses. Alternatively, given my conclusions about the redundancy of the optical viewfinder for this kind of photography, maybe the X-E1 plus lenses is the better middle path. I can feel the slippery slope looming! I hope you've found this review useful.
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This is not a sales pitch, but is designed to bring the reality of affordable components into view. While two 1GB hard drives can be purchased for $79.99 each ($159.98 total) from Hitachi, or even for $89.99 each ($179.98) from Western Digital, the single-drive solution may be more desirable for smaller form-factor cases, or for less power-hungry operations — though two drives would provide better throughput or read/write abilities, as each drive could be isolated for specific operations, allowing parallel operations to be conducted without interfering with the other read/write stream.
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Drawing a line forward from 1989 and 80MB hard drives to the 2TB levels today, 20 years later, which is an increase of 25,000x, in 20 years (2029) we will have drives measured in Petabytes, which is 1,000 terabytes, and the drives will be about 50 Petabytes in size. That is enough to hold 3.8 million hours of HD video (433 years worth), 5.7 million years worth of MP3/AAC audio, or 14.3 billion photos (enough to have a full-framed image of every person on Earth at that time, with room to spare).
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Ideas that passed muster among the olive groves of Academe didn't always fly in downtown Athens. Ancient Greek scientists often ran into opposition from religious/philosophical groups, Georgia Irby-Massie said. One concept, heliocentrism, might be considered the era's equivalent of Darwinism in terms of the controversy it caused.
"The Greeks knew that the earth was round," Irby-Massie said. "and several of them kept bringing up evidence that the earth seemed to go around the sun. But heliocentrism was too big a blow to the Greek ego-for them not to be the center of the universe."
So, according to the accepted dogma of the time, she said, the sun-and everything else-revolved around the earth.
Another conflict between science and religion/philosophy in ancient Greece stemmed from their ideas about shedding of blood. Irby-Massie said that even soldiers had to undergo purification rites after spilling blood in battle.
"The Greeks had very strict rituals about shedding blood of any kind. Menstruating women are not allowed within a temple precinct," she explained. "Killing someone in a temple precinct is the worst crime you can possibly commit. It's not so much the murder...it's the desecration of the temple."
Ideas about bloodshed extended to dissection of human cadavers, she explained, effectively limiting most of the Classic anatomists to comparative anatomy, using apes for dissections and even vivisections. However, some scientists found ways around the strictures of religious orthodoxy.
"Herophilos did work with cadavers in the Third Century B.C.E. It remained a touchstone," setting an anatomical standard that lasted until the Renaissance, she said. Herophilos probably didn't get into trouble for violation of religious mores of the time. "He enjoyed the patronage of powerful men."
The ancient religious right didn't always get it wrong, she said.
"Heliocentrism was a point of controversy, like human dissection, on religious grounds," Irby-Massie explained, "but the spherical earth was widely and readily accepted for many of the same reasons: the sphere was considered the perfect geometrical shape, and a spherical earth appealed to the Greek sense of symmetry and aesthetics."


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KUALA LUMPUR: The anti-graft commission is going all out for a grand golden jubilee celebration on Oct 1 with the opening of its new iconic headquarters in Putrajaya and an array of events ahead of it.
Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) chief commissioner Tan Sri Dzulkifli Ahmad said he and all the high ranking officers will go on a nationwide convoy from Sept 17 to create awareness and thank the people for supporting the fight against corruption.
There will be a carnival at Dataran DBKL on Sept 17 followed by the nationwide convoy with superbikes as part of the campaign in conjunction with the 50th anniversary.
He added the convoy is scheduled to stop at Menara Kuala Lumpur on Sept 30 to witness a jump event by a team of international sky divers who will jump off the tower with the MACC flag.
MACC will organise a theatrical play featuring local artists at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka from Oct 18 to Oct 21.
As part of the anti-graft campaign, MACC and Prasarana Malaysia Berhad today launched a first-ever collaboration to campaign against corruption in public transportation by giving a new look to two of the Light Rail Transit (LRT) coaches on the Kelana Jaya Line.
Dzulkifli said the coaches, which have been painted with the theme "Jerung Atau Bilis, Dalam Jaring Kami" (Big or Small We Will Catch You), will constantly remind the public to say "no to bribery".
"For the first time in history, MACC has chosen the LRT to spread its anti-graft message.
"Our message is clearly visible on the inside and outside of the coaches," he said.
Noting that with a daily ridership of 250,000 along the Kelana Jaya line, Dzulkili said the message would be read by over five million passengers in a month.
"We want the people to say no bribery and no abuse of power. Don't give, don't 'kaw tim' and don't 'settle'!
"We are here fighting corruption, and people should boldly say no. Don't worry and don't be afraid. MACC is here for you," he stressed.
The new-faced LRT coaches were jointly launched by Dzulkifli and Prasarana president Datuk Azmi Abdul Aziz at the Bank Rakyat Bangsar LRT station today.


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DETROIT (WWJ) – Police say the mother of two young girls who died in a fire in their Detroit home Wednesday had agreed to a polygraph test but has since changed her mind.
The father of 10-year-old Lataya and her 8-year-old sister Alaya Cook took a polygraph, but police are not releasing the results. The father, Deonte Cook, said yesterday that he made it out of the home but was unable to convince his daughters to jump to safety.
"My brother loved those girls so much. He would never have abandoned them. He came out of the house with the intentioned of catching the girls," says Margarite Cook, the father's sister.
Neighbors are still reeling from the tragedy…and some like Trisha are reliving the moments when the fire struck.
"(I don't) see how you could kill some kids, you know, even attempt to harm them, to throw a bomb in there…that's just terrible," says neighbor Damien Perkins.
"We heard a big loud boom and then the sirens, it seemed the sirens went by so fast, you know," says another neighbor.
Neighbors, meanwhile, are still adding to a makeshift memorial at the burned out home with stuffed animals, toys and other items.
"I didn't know them, but that's what you do in your heart. Give them all the support you can," says a neighbor.
Autopsies were performed Thursday and the results are pending.
Police say an accelerate was used and are calling the fire at the home on Rolf's Place Suspicious.


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Zacam will be updating the mv_root in the MediaVPs to no longer contain shaders now, as soon as that's done this build should work with the MediaVPs. You can use the set in the RC9 post to override the ones in the MediaVPs now, but I'd just wait. Don't forget to get rid of those shaders when you update the MediaVPs.
Then mark it as a 32-bit Ubuntu build. Don't call it 'Linux' when you mean one version of one distribution on one architecture.
Facebook Wall spammed. Congratulations on the release.
Quote from: Androgeos Exeunt on October 25, 2012, 06:36:40 amFacebook Wall spammed. Congratulations on the release. What's the facebook address?
But distribution and architecture aren't "build environment", they're the actual operating system you're using. You're treating it like a footnote the same as XCode or MSVC version; it's not.
might be a newb question - do we only need to install the fs2_open zip in the first post? or is there any other things that need to be insstalled like mediavps. i read one of the posts before which said the other files are "if" they are released but we can use all the media files from 12 and just install 14 the zip file from the first post. is that correct?thanks!
Quote from: PhantomHoover on October 25, 2012, 06:03:57 amBut distribution and architecture aren't "build environment", they're the actual operating system you're using. You're treating it like a footnote the same as XCode or MSVC version; it's not.Ubuntu isn't going to change the major version of GCC or any build tools on their LTS release any time soon, so anyone can find out anything they want about the latest build environment just by seeing what's in the stable software channel.
...OK, but what I said had nothing to do with Ubuntu breaking compatibility and everything to do with the way your download links are phrased to make it sound like it's a generic Linux build that just happened to be compiled on Ubuntu. I'm just suggesting you put it under a separate header for 'Ubuntu'; right now you're just asking for people to get confused and end up on the support forums asking why your binary doesn't work.
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Located in Québec's Montérégie region, the Grande région de Saint-Hyacinthe area invites you to discover the perfect blend of rural and urban environments.
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