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GHOSTLIGHT DELUXE, an imprint of Ghostlight Records, has announce the release of Take Me to the World - the long-awaited third album from two-time Tony Award winner Sutton Foster. The album is being released in conjunction with the fifth season of the critically-acclaimed TV Land series "Younger," which returns on Tuesday, June 5. To order the album, please visit http://smarturl.it/suttonfoster-world.
Take Me to the World features Sutton's signature vocal stylings on classics written by musical theater luminaries including Stephen Sondheim ("Take Me to the World"), Cole Porter ("Give Him the Ooh-La-La"), and Kander & Ebb ("A Quiet Thing"), as well as legendary pop songwriters such as Paul Simon ("Old Friends / Bookends") and James Taylor ("You Can Close Your Eyes"). The album takes listeners on Sutton's personal journey inspired by the birth of her daughter.
As a Ball State University faculty member in the Department of Theatre and Dance, Sutton enlisted the Ball State Symphony Orchestra and other Ball State faculty and students from a variety of areas, including the Musical Theatre program, for this innovative, collaborative recording. Take Me to the World is produced by Sutton's longtime musical director - and another Ball State faculty member - Michael Rafter.
Sutton is represented on Ghostlight with her previous two solo albums - Wish and An Evening with Sutton Foster: Live at the Café Carlyle - in addition to Original Broadway Cast Recordings of The Drowsy Chaperone, Little Women, and Anything Goes (2011 Cast).
SUTTON FOSTER is a two-time Tony winning actress, singer and dancer who currently stars as Liza in the TV Land series, "Younger." Previously, Foster starred in Amy Sherman-Palladino's ABC Family series, "Bunheads." Sutton is one of Broadway's biggest stars, performing lead roles in Anything Goes, Shrek The Musical, The Drowsy Chaperone, Little Women, Thoroughly Modern Millie and many more over the past two decades. As a solo artist, Sutton tours the country with her hit concerts. She has also graced the stages of Carnegie Hall, Feinstein's, Lincoln Center's American Songbook series and many others.
1. Take Me to the World / Starting Here, Starting Now
2. Everybody Says Don't / Yes
3. I'm on My Way / On My Way
4. If I Were a Bell / Singin' in the Rain
5. I Got Love / Gimme Gimme
6. Give Him the Ooh-La-La
7. Stars and the Moon
8. A Quiet Thing / Hush, Little Baby
9. Room
10. Old Friends / Bookends
11. You Can Close Your Eyes
12. It All Fades Away
13. C'est Magnifique
14. Every Time We Say Goodbye (Bonus Track)
GHOSTLIGHT RECORDS has become the leading independent force in Original Broadway Cast Recordings - building a library of over 150 records in the last 17 years, featuring some of the most successful Broadway musicals and solo albums by Broadway's brightest stars. Founded by Grammy Award winner Kurt Deutsch, Sh-K- Boom/Ghostlight has won Grammy Awards for The Book of Mormon, In the Heights and Beautiful - The Carole King Musical. Other notable releases include cast recordings for 2017 Tony nominee Falsettos, 2016 Tony nominees Bright Star and She Loves Me and 2015 Tony nominee Something Rotten! as well as Disney's Newsies. The label has also released solo albums from Patti LuPone, Billy Porter, Sutton Foster, Adam Pascal, Lea DeLaria, Kelli O'Hara, Ben Vereen, Christine Ebersole and more. The label continues to support the new generation of musical theatre composers with their extensive relationships with David Yazbek, Michael John LaChiusa and Michael Friedman, as well as Lin-Manuel Miranda, Tom Kitt, Pasek & Paul, Joe Iconis, Ryan Scott Oliver, Shaina Taub, Dave Malloy, Kerrigan & Lowdermilk and Adam Gwon. Sh-K-Boom Entertainment is a producer of the acclaimed film version of The Last Five Years, written and directed by Richard LaGravenese and starring Anna Kendrick and Jeremy Jordan. The label recently became part of the new Arts Music division at Warner Music Group.
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Photos of TaeTiSeo's Taeyeon, Tiffany, and Seohyun BTS @ M!Countdown
On May 3, mnet "M! Countdown" shared photos of TaeTiSeo (subunit of Girls' Generation) on its official twitter account. It tweeted, "Beautiful photos of the goddesses of TaeTiSeo" and uploaded individual, as well as group, shots of the girls behind-the-scenes at "M! Countdown." In the photos, Taeyeon, Tiffany, and Seohyun show off their beautiful smiles and aegyo. Netizens commented, "Good luck tonight," "Now that is what I call goddess-like," "I can't wait to see their performances," and more.
TaeTiSeo released its first album on April 30 and have swept various music charts since. Tonight marks the girls debut stage as Girls' Generation's first subunit group. Taeyeon, Tiffany, and Seohyun will be performing "Twinkle" and "Baby Steps."
Check out TaeTiSeo's music video for "Twinkle" below if you haven't already done so!


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Report NEP-UPT-2006-04-01This is the archive for NEP-UPT, a report on new working papers in the area of Utility Models & Prospect Theory. Alexander Harin issued this report. It is usually issued weekly.
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Other reports in NEP-UPT
The following items were announced in this report:
- Hennessy, David A. & Lapan, Harvey E., 2006. "On the Nature of Certainty Equivalent Functionals," Staff General Research Papers Archive 12552, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
- Kevin Roberts, 2005. "Social Choice Theory and the Informational Basis Approach," Economics Papers 2005-W23, Economics Group, Nuffield College, University of Oxford.
- Thomas A. Garrett & Nalinaksha Bhattacharyya, 2006. "Why people choose negative expected return assets - an empirical examination of a utility theoretic explanation," Working Papers 2006-014, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
- Alberto Isgut & Ganesan Ravishanker & Tanya Rosenblat, 2005. "The Basics of International Trade: A Classroom Experiment," Wesleyan Economics Working Papers 2005-013, Wesleyan University, Department of Economics.
- Marilena Locatelli & Steinar Strøm, 2006. "Computation of the compensating variation within a random utility model using GAUSS software," CHILD Working Papers wp02_06, CHILD - Centre for Household, Income, Labour and Demographic economics - ITALY.
- Grund, Christian & Sliwka, Dirk, 2006. "Performance Pay and Risk Aversion," Discussion Paper Series of SFB/TR 15 Governance and the Efficiency of Economic Systems 101, Free University of Berlin, Humboldt University of Berlin, University of Bonn, University of Mannheim, University of Munich.
- Pengfei Wang & Yi Wen, 2007. "Imperfect competition and indeterminacy of aggregate output," Working Papers 2006-017, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
- Botond Koszegi & Matthew Rabin, 2006. "Reference-Dependent Risk Attitudes," Levine's Bibliography 122247000000001267, UCLA Department of Economics.


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SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) – The 49ers meet the Denver Broncos on KPIX 5 in their first pre-season game at Candlestick Park Thursday night . John Madden told the KCBS Radio morning crew it's an exaggeration to call it a Super Bowl preview.
"Colin Kaepernick against Peyton Manning – that's not what this is," said Madden.
But despite complaints about paying regular season prices to see mostly back-up players, Madden said pre-season football is both popular and critical to a team's development.
"People are still hungry for it," Madden said. "The game last Sunday night, the Hall of Fame game — and of course it had the Cowboys in it, the Cowboys and Miami — that drew over 10 million people. The pundits like to complain about it, but it's a necessary part of football, it really is, to get a team ready. And you say 'well, the starters don't play.' But the starters don't play all the time anyway. And the starters get injured, and you have to develop not only starters, but you have to develop a 53-man roster. And you have to pick that 53 man roster out of 90 guys."
Madden disagrees with suggestions that the regular season schedule be extended by turning two of the four pre-season games into regular games.
"Anyone that thinks that you can trade two pre-season games for two regular season games and not do a lot more damage to the body has not taken part in a game," Madden said. "I'll guarantee you a regular season game is played a heck of a lot differently than a pre-season game and takes a lot more out of you. I've always said that any player that plays one regular season NFL game — his body will never be the same the rest of his life." (6:25)


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Cloud accounting from the experts
Read why our accounting and business experts are fully embracing the cloud - and how you can too.
For many business owners, cloud accounting seems like a risk. Why trust your entire operation's financial information on a server somewhere you can't see? As it turns out, cloud accounting is the safest way to keep all of your records. Not only does it allow for flexibility – you can work on your files anywhere you have an internet connection – but it's also more secure. Your information is kept in large data centres with more backup systems and redundancies that you most likely have in your own business.
At MYOB, we know that changing a technology strategy isn't easy, and it can't be done overnight. So we've brought together a collection of resources here to help and educate. Read up on why cloud accounting is such a powerful business tool – and how you can use cloud-based accounting to make your life, and the lives of your clients, even easier.
Cloud-based accounting can change your practice. Move to the cloud and give your business the flexibility to grow and succeed.
What is cloud accounting?
By John Kelab - AustralianBiz CEO
Cloud accounting may be a big word to some, but it's actually one of the best things to happen to business owners. To help you understand cloud accounting software better, I'm going to answer a few common questions I usually get on this.
Cloud accounting, also known as 'online accounting', serves the same function as cloud computing. You might install the software on your computer but it runs on servers and you can access it using your Internet. In some instances, you won't need to install the software on your computer and can access it via web browsers. As a practicing chartered accountant, I find that it is more efficient to process my client's end of year adjustments.
Why you need cloud accounting
By Colin Dunn - Chief Innovation Officer, PANALITIX
If you read the business pages, you'll notice the rise of cloud accounting systems, and perhaps you are wondering what the benefits might be to your business.
Imagine being able to enter sales quotes into your system in real time or raising sales invoices on the spot using a mobile device Similarly, perhaps you are on a plane, and you fancy checking your financial situation to see whether you are on budget for the quarter.
This way, you don't have to carry your files in your USB drive or physically drop it off to your accountant or wait for his/her response.
Five reasons cloud accounting will change your business (and life) for the better
By Tracy Sharah - Certified Practising Accountant and Tax Agent
Cloud accounting systems are revolutionary. How do I know?Well, my accounting practice has been using the cloud for a number of years, and we have shared this passion with many of our business clients. 90% of our clients now use cloud accounting systems too.
Data entry is so yesterday. Why in this information age, when all transaction data is readily available in your banking system, should you have to manually re-enter it into your accounting software? What a waste of time and money!
Why I advocate cloud accounting
By Pam Pitt - Director, 2 Peas Pty Ltd
Late last year, a client came to me with an issue. The following are excerpts of real live conversations we had.
Client: "Pam, we need urgent help! We have had a fire and lost our premises including all our computers. We need to use MYOB software so that we can continue trading. We face financial ruin if we can't get it up and running again"
Me: "Where do you store your backups?"
Client: "On the main computer"
Silence gripped the air…
Other resources
Of course, simply integrating your business with a cloud accounting system isn't enough. Being on top of this type of technology is an ongoing responsibility for any tech-savvy business owner. If you want to boost your cloud accounting skills, check out some of the links above. You can check out some resources from Salesforce and the ATO about various accounting methods and technology. Here's your main takeaway – learning about how to better your business with cloud accounting skills is a journey, not a destination.
One of the main benefits of implanting cloud accounting is the flexibility it can bring to running a business. Maintaining a healthy work-life balance is important – and working in the cloud can give that to you. Haven't got time to finish the books at the office? No problem – you're able to reconcile your accounts wherever you are. And the best part is, you can get your accountant or bookkeeper to look over your accounts whenever you need, and you don't need to be in the same place.
Explore our cloud accounting products
We're glad you've taken the time to read up on our resources about cloud-based accounting. At MYOB we believe using new technology can help make your business life easier. Cloud accounting systems are one of the best ways to ensure that your data remains safe, and that your business is able to thrive.
Cloud-based accounting may seem difficult to set up, but in fact, it's incredibly simple. If you're interested in giving it a try, why not consider a trial of MYOB Essentials or AccountRight? Both feature the ability to store your files online.


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Introducing the Michael R. Redmond, MD Professionalism and Ethics Education Center (the Redmond Center), named in memory of Michael Redmond, MD.
Learn more about Dr. Michael R. Redmond and the Dr. Allan & Claire Jensen Endowment.
These 3 new learning plans are designed to meet continuing ethics education needs of ophthalmologists. Each bears multiple, ethics-specific CME credits.
Topics are global ophthalmology, expert witness testimony, and informed consent.
We all face ethical and professionalism challenges. The Ethics Committee offers several ethics podcasts in 2‑ to 4‑minute lengths — perfect for short bursts of time. They are free, convenient, and promote self-development. This is ethics education on the go!
Learn more
The Bettman Ethics Education Lecture Program provides education in professionalism and ethics to residencies and state/regional/subspecialty societies. The program features free interactive lectures with multiple topics tailored to your schedule.
The Academy's Code of Ethics applies to all Academy members and fellows and guides ophthalmologists so their actions are in the best interests of patients.
Part I: The PrinciplesPart II: The RulesPart III: The Administrative Procedures
The Ethics Committee has a periodic column in EyeNet called "Ask the Ethicist" where ethical questions on weighty issues as well as routine, everyday dilemmas are asked and answered. Check the links below to see if your question might be answered in one of these Ask the Ethics columns.
The fourth annual Jensen Lecture was presented on November 13, 2017 in New Orleans. At the well-attended event, Dr. Tom Harbin spoke about inherent ethical issues in everyday clinical practice. He challenged the attendees to keep the patient's welfare in the forefront of their minds each day and to place the patient above all other considerations and potential conflicts of interest.
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OPR Policies
OPR's Analytical Framework (PDF)
Department Resources
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Department Ethics Office (DEO) DEO is responsible for administering the Department-wide ethics program and for implementing Department-wide policies on ethics issues.
Regulations, Authorities, and Reference Materials
Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. §552 (PDF)
Department of Justice FOIA Regulations, 28 C.F.R. § 16.1-16.11
Privacy Act Regulations, 28 C.F.R. §16.40-16.55
OPR System of Records, 76 Fed. Reg. 66752 (Oct. 27 2011)
OPR Regulations, 28 C.F.R. Parts 0 and 45
Attorney General Order No. 1931-94
United States Attorney's Manual – Reporting Misconduct Allegations by Department Attorneys
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The agora is an outdoor space for gathering and sharing. The creators of the Agora realized that most parliaments and theatres have a very anti-democratic organisation of seats: there is always somebody or a group in the middle, and the others can only listen to them, but cannot participate in the discussion. Therefore the architects are merging the concept of agora and theatre, while changing the usual placement of the seats, making it a space where every participant has a certain amount of attention. This Agora is configured by a continuum of hexagonal modules, attached to one another. This conforms to a curved topography, softly rising and sinking down, that gathers us all. The modules could have a different layout every time they are assembled. Its adaptability makes it suited for various programmes, enabling the repositioning of sitting areas and performance spaces in a more distributed way. Like how the wind forms the sculptures of Theo Jansen, the Agora is completely formed by the people it welcomes. A special feature of the installation is that the architects used purple cabbage grown in the region to paint their installation.
Lux Nieve was born in Madrid, where she started her education in fine arts and firstly got involved with theater. She completed her studies in California and started working as a scenographer, with stage design and video, which she has continued doing in Budapest and Prague. She is also a visual artist, videographer and scene consultant, and studies object theatre and puppetry. She has performed with Caín teatro in numerous experimental productions, involving improvisation and food design. Interested in all wood related matters, she participated in last summer camp, where she met Pep Tornabell.
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We propose a timber structure for the pueblo -in its dual meaning: both the village and its inhabitants- to gather in, to meet, to share. A modular structure that is reconfigurable each time it is built, and thus adaptable to suit different programs, and to suggest others. An open agora, parliament, színház. A curved topography that exerts a certain invisible centripetal force, an open space for different ways of understanding politics and joy.


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Ohio has never been considered a progressive state. Now that the Republicans – the Hoofbeaters, I mean – are firmly in control of everything from the Statehouse troughs to the Ohio River and the Lake Erie shores, it may be impossible to convince them of the absurdities of their fantasies. Whether it be the shallow excuses of, say, Secretary of State Jon Husted, an operative who has charmed the pens of editorial writers with his eternal war on non -existent voter fraud, or Attorney General Mike DeWine, who seriously believes that there is a special place in Heaven – and perhaps even in the governor's office in 2018 – for abortion alarmists, there is little in Buckeyeland to suggest that we are much beyond the Dark Ages.
OK, OSU did beat Michigan.
Now we are coming to pet lovers. Mark this:
At the bewitching hour of 10 a .m. Thursday, a committee of aforesaid hoofers will stage a hearing in the Statehouse to consider killing a local law that our pols insist is a "job -killer". When in doubt, the deep thinkers in the Ohio General Assembly haul out their fears that we are taking a giant step to gateway bread lines.
In this instance, the case deals with a law passed by Grove City that tightens the flow of dogs from puppy mills to the cages in Petland's stores – 20 such places in Ohio. (Toledo has such a law, too.) Sounds reasonable enough, unless it reaches the folks running the legislature. The Senate has already passed the bill . It reads:
"It is the intent of the General Assembly to preempt any local ordinance, resolution or law adopted to regulate the sale, delivery, barter, auction , broker or transfer of a dog to a person from a pet store."
Among its biggest supporters is House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger, a Clarksville Republican, which Plunderbund has pointed out is well ensconced in rural Clinton County, a "village of 548".
Rosenberger says he is deeply concerned about employment, defending the measure to overturn Grove City's law:
"It is important," he says, "that we not look at how we can potentially put someone out of business in our communities."
The Speaker's reflection on the economy is the touchstone of good governance among the Hoofbeaters.
By the way Petland's lobbyist and legal counsel is Mike Gonidakis, formerly an Akron lad who is also the former head of Ohio Right to Life, which is another story.
The Columbus Dispatch reported Gonidakis as saying that groups like the United States Humane Society go into towns and "pound on" local elected officials. "Without this" he said, "it's just going to be one thing after another." Pound on? Until now I had believed that only well-paid lobbyists do that.
But Vicki Deisner, the Midwest legislative director of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to animals, said the Ohio House initiative on behalf of Petland "would 'Permit the continued importation of inhumanely bred puppy mill dogs into our communities."
Forgive me for getting in the last words: If Rosenberger and others believe that tighter controls on pet stores would put some of them out of business, isn't that one way of admitting that such stores are guilty of doing what their defenders say they are not doing?
Susan Riley
Just the other day I wrote to OH State Senator Jim Hughes (R) concerning this bill. He worked for years to just the meager bill that has passed our General Assembly in recent years. I didn't even get a boilerplate email from a low-level staffer in reply.
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'African-American Traditions in Voice' Concert Friday, October 29
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This past weekend saw over 2000 volunteers out on beaches across Western Australia taking part in the 13th Annual West Australian Beach Clean-Up, hosted by Tangaroa Blue Foundation with support from Keep Australia Beautiful WA. Across the state over 120 beaches and stretches of coastline where clean-up, from easy to access Perth metropolitan beaches to remote locations like Dirk Hartog Island and Eyre Bird Observatory. Beautiful warm weather in the south west made for perfect conditions to be out on the beaches giving them a spring clean.
Final numbers are yet to be tallied but photos and feedback supplied so far indicate a successful event with tonnes of rubbish once again removed from our coastline. Some interesting finds included 16 socks collected off the beach in Dalyellup, a rusted can of epoxy resin that was leaching into the surrounding environment at Forrest Beach, emergency water ration packages with expiry dates of 8/2017 at South Beach in the south west and Leeman in the mid-west, six plastic pallets at Deepdene and South Beach, a special mark navigation buoy at Busselton, and a large number of tree guards in Dunsborough many of which were in various states of degradation.
A drawcard for volunteers attending the Tangaroa Blue Foundation run beach clean-up at Woodman Point was the opportunity to win free tickets to Tangaroa Blue's partner Jack Johnson's concert in Perth in December.
Report by Patricia Swallow, Tangaroa Blue volunteer.
Known as the Galapagos of the Indian Ocean, Christmas Island is a lush, tropical paradise, famous for its red crabs, Golden Bosun and Red Footed Booby birds, as well as its amazing marine life.
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This year just under 1,800 volunteers came together across 138 beach locations to remove more than 88,880 items of rubbish from our coastline as part of the 2016 West Australian Beach Clean-up. Some of the more interesting finds made around the state include half a canoe found near the Margaret River mouth, a couch found in the dunes at Leighton Beach, a brand-new selfie stick picked up on remote Deepdene Beach, black plastic resin pellets found along the North Fremantle foreshore of the Swan River, and over 500 straws found during a clean-up on the Jindalee foreshore. Big sections of rope have been found washed up along the more remote sections of coastline in the south west, and many rope fragments and microplastics have been found littering the beaches.
The West Australian Beach Clean-up received funding from the West Australian Government's State NRM Program, supported by Royalties for Regions. Tangaroa Blue Foundation would also like to thank Keep Australia Beautiful WA, WA Department of Fisheries, Department of Parks and Wildlife and local government authorities around the state, as well as all the amazing volunteers for their ongoing support for this annual event.
To download the full report click here.
Report by Patricia Swallow Tangaroa Blue volunteer
Fourteen volunteers jumped at the opportunity to help Tangaroa Blue Foundation and Keep Australia Beautiful WA in their inaugural marine debris project on the Cocos Keeling Islands.
Cat McCartney, a passionate Tangaroa Blue supporter for many years, was the instigator of this important clean-up campaign. Having visited West Island on lots of occasions, she was well aware that this tropical paradise had a big problem with marine debris washed onto its shores and wanted to do something about it. Check out our photo album of the week on Facebook.


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Have you seen our BRAND NEW study spaces?! This new lounge and room are designed to cater to both solo and group work. Bring a dry erase marker with you, and use the giant white board wall to brainstorm/doodle as you work. The Study Room is available first come, first served.
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Located throughout the Pioneer Building
On February 7, the Student Government showcased their latest Legacy Project: the new and improved Pioneer Café. The Student Government saw a need for additional student space in the Pioneer Building from the 2014 Fall Survey feedback. From there, an opportunity became available to expand the current Pioneer Café into the adjacent room, P27.
The Pioneer Café takes into account two separate zones of activity – a lively, energetic café as well as a quieter area for study. The design captures the need "to be many things to many people and at different times of the day and year." – John Smale, Pace Design
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I think this is a chicken and the egg sort of situation. Is it the media looking to take every conceivable opportunity to attack a political opponent, or is it the political opponent providing opportunity?
to Ibelsd's point, most of the "opportunity" provided by trump, is not really news worthy. Part of news is something being relevant to your life, and most of this stuff isn't. Our lives would not change a bit if we were not aware of Trumps tweets. Real news would be a discussion of actual ideas. That such a discussion is missing, is directly the fault of the Media and has been the case long before Trump.


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There has been a series of fires along Highway 240 in Kennewick this summer, according to fire officials.
The Kennewick Fire Department reports at least 14 fires since late July along the highway between the Edison off-ramp and the Highway 395 roundabout.
The first fire was reported on July 25 in a median on Highway 240, said Joe Terpenning, deputy fire marshal. A fire Monday burned some brush about 200 yards from the Edison exit.
Fire investigators have not been able to determine what has started the fires, which have only been reported during the weekdays.
"It looks more consistent with someone throwing something out to start a fire or there is something happening with a passing vehicle," he said.
Officials are asking anyone who spots a fire along the highway to stay in their vehicles and call 911. Anyone with information about the fires can call Crime Stoppers at 800-222-8477.


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December 07, 2009 09:00 ET
iPhone App Creation Platform Lets Non-Profits Easily and Instantly Communicate With Members, Volunteers and Donors on the Go
SAN ANTONIO, TX--(Marketwire - December 7, 2009) - Sweb Apps (http://www.swebapps.com), the
Web site that lets anyone build a great-looking, highly-functional mobile
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Marino, Lori (2016) Why animal welfarism continues to fail. Animal Sentience 7(5)
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10:03: Waiting for the start of events – we're in a huge room stock full of people. This is going to be the keynote address for GDD – Outside in the lobby was a registration area made to look like the Googleplex. Foosball tables, beanbags, candy, food, drink, coffee, toys, and more. No bag of swag like I heard other GDD locations got. Maybe that will be later.
10:11: Jeff Huber, VP of Engineering up first. Thanks to Googlers from around the world for making this a great event. Broadcasting this to the European locations. Talk about all the locations holding the GDD. 1500 people here at San Jose, and over 5000 worldwide. All the events are completely free including free food! Talk about the growth of the developer community and products from Google. The introduction of Google Maps in 2005 was a big influence on Google's strategy for openng up APIs for Google products. In 2006 introduced 10 APIs or toolkits.
Examples of applications built with Google's tools:
Walk Jog Run
Housing Maps – Granddaddy of Google Maps mashups
Boston Globe has a movie finder with their reviews
Picnik – Uses Picassa photos interface
Spanning Sync
Honda – a Used Car service tied to Google Base
10:25 Google Mashup Editor – Paul McDonald – Experimental new product – simple tags and HTML for creating Google Maps and other Google products to produce a mashup. Comes with an editor, and a testing "sandbox" so you can verify your tags are working before you publish it.
10:32 Google now has over half a Billion people visit their network each month.
10:33 Google's Gadgets – Popular examples: PacMan v2.4 generated 6.4 Million page views last week. ToDo generated 4.7 million pageviews for its developer last week. He's advocating Gadgets can drive a lot of traffic to your site. Soon you will be able to put gadgets in all kinds of places.
10:36 Google Mapplets – One of the top queries is hotels. Orbitz is building a Google Mapplet gadget to allow you to search for hotels. Then showed Weatherbug overlayed over the Orbits hotel layer. You can do a search within a picked location and get a local search for other information like dining, parks, etc. Google Mapplets is a mashup of mashups.
10:40 Google Web Toolkit – lets you do development in Java and compile it into Ajax that is compatible with the various browsers and OSes.
10:41 Google Gears – Offline access for web apps, cross browser and cross-platform, open source; Google wants this to be an industry standard. Google Reader offline is first. Gave a demonstration of this, but had a bit of trouble telling the computer to go offline (and to convince the browser to show he was off line – had to disable the cache). He jokingly stated we need an easier way to make our computers disconnected!
10:54 End of the Keynote approaching. I have to say I'm really disappointed on the lack of anything being introduced or even talked about regarding Google Earth. Big disappointment from a Google Earth perspective so far. There is certainly a lot of cool stuff from Google – but, where is the Google Earth news??
10:55 Sergey Brin up next. Amusing line of thinking about the Internet generating new Internet kids who will be developing the future of the Internet going forward. Thanks to developers for making the Internet a great place.
About Frank Taylor
Frank Taylor started the Google Earth Blog in July, 2005 shortly after Google Earth was first released. He has worked with 3D computer graphics and VR for many years and was very impressed with this exciting product. Frank completed a 5.5 year circumnavigation of the earth by sailboat in June 2015 which you can read about at Tahina Expedition, and is a licensed pilot, backpacker, diver, and photographer.


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Are o Sambha, kitna inaam rakhe hain sarkar hum par?
Poore pachaas hazaar.
We all know this by heart, don't we? Remember, how we had reacted to a chunk of our childhood been taken away when Amjad Khan was no more? Yesterday we lost Sambha as well. Few of us know that his name was Mac Mohan (I'm going by the IMDB spelling), and the fact that he was Raveena Tandon's uncle (mama) or the fact that he has acted in other superhits like Heera Panna, Zanjeer, Don, Kaala Patthar, Shaan, Karz, Qurbani and Aankhen. Sambha was so popular that he was asked to say the same line (poore pachaas hazaar) in his role as an instructing actor in a school in Luck by Chance.
However, it is my responsibility to crush a myth here, I suppose. I've heard many people who claim that poore pachaas hazaar was Mac Mohan's only line in Sholay. It wasn't. Check the video below, dragging it to 1:30 minutes. As Ahmed (Sachin) rides on horseback past Gabbar's henchmen playing cards in an absolutely random location, Sambha utters his second and last line of the movie:
Chal be Janga, cheedi ki raani hai.
A woman with the potential to make it big. It is not that she cannot: she simply will not.
The closest anyone has come to being an adopted daughter.
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amar choto theke baro hoa obdi ei vadro lok er cheharar kono poribarton dekhini...ReplyDelete
He had bigger and role in other movies (e.g. Kalapathar) but we remember him for Sholay only. Sholay has defined style many actors in bollywood. Apart from Mohan Makhijaney (his original name), Biju Khote, Asrani and Jagdeep and their style became immortal after sholay. I feel that Mac was famous for the dialog, but people registered him more for the hema malini dance sequence at Gabbar's Den.ReplyDelete
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More and more work is being done today using technology. Email and digital drop boxes are useful tools for professors; however the challenge comes when one is teaching a quantitative class. The issue of using technology to manage work in a quantitative class is increasing as more engineering programs embrace distance education. In this paper we will review the advantages and disadvantages of several methods of collecting, grading, and returning homework assignments to students. The techniques considered include faxing, PDF grading using a Wacom Tablet, and various email approaches. Student survey results are also included in the paper.
Recommended Citation
S. L. Murray et al., "Strategies for Using Technology When Grading Problem-Based Classes," Proceedings of the ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition (2010, Louisville, KY), American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE), Jun 2010.
Meeting Name
2010 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition (2010: Jun. 20-23, Louisville, KY)
Engineering Management and Systems Engineering
Second Department
Psychological Science
Keywords and Phrases
Distance education; Electronic mail; Grading; Survey; Engineering education
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Article - Conference proceedings
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Final Version
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David O. Russell Quits Pride and Prejudice and Zombies to Make Old St. Louis (Without ScarJo)
'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies' is dead. (Or is it undead?)
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies is dead. (Or is it undead?) Vulture can exclusively report that director David O. Russell is exiting the project based on the best-selling novel by Seth Grahame-Smith and instead plans to make the dramedy Old St. Louis starring Vince Vaughn as his next film. The issue, we hear, was a scheduling conflict with Pride star Natalie Portman, who was also the picture's producer at Lionsgate Films.
Because Portman wasn't able to meet Russell's intended start date on Zombies, we hear that he now plans to make Old St. Louis this spring. And that means Scarlett Johansson — whose involvement in Old St. Louis was first reported in this blog in August — must now drop out (she couldn't meet Russell's start date, either) of her role in the film as Vaughn's secretary and on-again/off-again paramour.
However, the change also means Let Me In's Chloe Moretz — who originally had to pass on a juicy role in the Paper Moon–esque project owing to scheduling issues — appears to be back in as Vince Vaughn's estranged teenage daughter.
We'll keep you updated as the casting Rubik's Cube turns.


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Fri, 30 December 2016
In Episode 138 of the podcast, host Kevin O'Shea looks at some of the biggest news stories of 2016 in Japan. He also talks about some new plans and ideas for the Just Japan Podcast heading into 2017.
Have a happy, healthy and safe New Year everyone and thenk you for listening to the podcast!
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JustJapanPodcast138YearInReview2016.m4a
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Mon, 26 December 2016
In this holiday 2016 bonus episode, host Kevin O'Shea talks about his recent interview on BBC Radio 5 Live. Kevin was interviewed on Christmas Day about some aspects of Christmas in Japan such as people eating Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) for Christmas/Christmas eve dinner. Listen to the interview!
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JustJapanPodcastHolidayBonus2016.m4a
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Tue, 20 December 2016
Merry Christmas! In episode 137 of the Just Japan Podcast, host Kevin O'Shea chats with returning guests Brian and Jason about celebrating Christmas in Japan. Tonight's panelists have bi-cultural families so Kevin wanted to know about how they celebrate Christmas in Japan with their families. Was Christmas a big event when they were growing up in Canada and America? How did they celebrate the holiday when their children were younger and now? They also talk about Japan in general at Christmas, KFC at Christmas and many other things!
Merry Christmas from the Just Japan Podcast everyone! You are all awesome!
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JustJapanPodcast137ChristmasAndBiCulturalFamilies.m4a
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Wed, 14 December 2016
In Episode 136 of the Just Japan Podcast, host Kevin O'Shea chats with radio DJ and podcaster Matt Medix. Matt was a successful Internet radio DJ in the United States when a Japanese terrestrial station recruited him and brought him to Japan. He has worked both as a successful radio DJ and as a member of the game development industry here in Japan. Matt has done a lot of exciting things in this country and you're going to love his story! He is also the host of the Rest Radio Show Podcast!
Kevin also talks about the Japan Podtacular podcast meet up on December 28th and answers your "Japan Questions" in the mail bag section of the show!
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JustJapanPodcast136radioDJinJapan.m4a
Category:general -- posted at: 8:17am EDT
Tue, 6 December 2016
In Episode 135 of the Just Japan Podcast, host Kevin O'Shea talks with CBC journalist Adam Walsh. Adam is a reporter for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and is now spending time in Tokyo working with the NHK World. NHK World is the English language branch of Japan's national broadcaster NHK. Adam talks about how he became a journalist in Canada as well as his journey here to Japan. We talk work, cultural differences, food and travel. You'll definitely find this a fascinating discussion!
Direct download: JJP135ForeignJournalistInJapan.m4a
Category:general -- posted at: 6:42am EDT
Fri, 2 December 2016
In Episode 134 of the Just Japan Podcast, host Kevin O'Shea chats with friend of the show Jim Mullins (Mully's Place Podcast). They catch up on what's happening with Jim and his wife Tomoko. They chat about the Christmas season here in Japan as well as the upcoming Japan Podtacular podcast meet up on December 28th, here in Kobe, Japan.
Japan Podtacular meet:
Direct download: JJP134ShootinTheBreeze.m4a
Category:general -- posted at: 7:15am EDT
Tue, 22 November 2016
In Episode 133 of the Just Japan Podcast, host Kevin O'Shea flies solo. He talks about this past weekend's Kobe Marathon and how he wasn't able to participate due to an injury. After 3 plus years away from running, Kevin hoped to make this year's Kobe Marathon his 11th full marathon. Things weren't in the cards and a few weeks before the big day he had a knee injury that would sideline him. You get to hear the sounds of the marathon as Kevin cheered runners on near the finish line and of course recorded it!
Even if you aren't interested in running, you'll enjoy this interesting aspect of life for many in Japan!
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JJP133MarathonMadness.m4a
Category:general -- posted at: 8:11am EDT
Wed, 16 November 2016
In Episode 132 of the podcast, host Kevin O'Shea talks with Dean Newcombe. Dean is the person behind the exciting adventure TV show, "runAway Japan." "How far would you go to discover the soul of Japan?" is the tagline for this unique take on Japan. Dean and his cast mates make their way around Japan using only human power. Watch them run, cycle, kayak, climb and power their way around Japan in a grueling and challenging way. They push themselves and explore the culture and beauty of Japan.
Dean talks about his background in Japan as well as charity work he has done in the past. He also explains the evolution of "runAway Japan" as well as it's future.
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JustJapanPodcast132-runAwayJapan.m4a
Category:general -- posted at: 7:51am EDT
Tue, 8 November 2016
In Episode 131 of the Just Japan Podcast, host Kevin O'Shea speaks with Christoph, an exchange student at Kobe University from Germany. This is Christoph's 8th time in Japan. He has traveled to Japan, worked in Japan and is now a Graduate student here in Kobe. Christoph talks about his experiences here, how you can study abroad in Japan as well as the ups and downs of life in this country. How should you prepare to come to Japan? What are some of the best parts of the country?
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JustJapanPodcast131StudyingAbroadInJapan.m4a
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Thu, 27 October 2016
In Episode 130 of the Just Japan Podcast, host Kevin O'Shea talks HALLOWEEN with guests Andrew, Mully and Marcus. In the 3rd Just Japan Podcast Halloween Spooktacular, Kevin and guests talk about their childhood Halloween memories in their own countries. What was Halloween like in Canada, America, Singapore and the U.K.? What is Halloween like in Japan? The guys also talk about their top Halloween movie and TV show picks!
Happy Halloween from the Just Japan Podcast!
Kevin also talks about the Just Japan Podcast Fall merchandise campaign which ends November 7th, 2016. Get black and white short-sleeved t-shirts, women's tees, long-sleeved tees, hoodies and coffee mugs! Sizes Small-5XL.
Just Japan Podcast:
Direct download: JustJapanPodcast130HalloweenSpooktacular2016.m4a
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Chito Martinez finally got to Royals Stadium, though not by the route that he originally had mapped out for himself.
Martinez arrived here yesterday as a member of the Baltimore Orioles organization, which signed him in November as a six-year minor-league free agent.
"I knew sooner or later I'd get here," he said, "but I didn't think it would be with these guys."
He had hoped it would be with the Kansas City Royals, who made him their sixth-round choice in the June 1984 free-agent draft. Martinez ascended quickly through the minor-league system, only to stall at the Class AAA level and eventually give up hope of playing with the Royals.


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In May, 24 faculty completed a survey on teaching large enrolled courses. We wanted to learn about the challenges and successes they were experiencing, and prepare to offer professional development opportunities on topics of interest.
The range of course sizes was from 24 to 120, with an average of 66 students.
The primary means of teaching was lecture with PowerPoint (8), followed by lecture with multimedia other than/or in addition to PowerPoint (6). There was only one response for lecture only, one response for group work, and two responses for discussion. No one reported using inquiry or peer instruction as their primary means of teaching.
Similar challenges were shared:
- Providing detailed grading and individual feedback
- Engaging all students
- Facilitating discussion
- Managing the classroom
- Recording attendance
- Raising the students' motivation to learn
- Providing more direct contact with students
- Overcoming language issues with ESL students
- Dealing with varied academic preparation
- Cheating on exams
- Learning all students' names
- Organizing a large number of small groups, and effectively and efficiently facilitating the groups
Student challenges were also shared:
- Feeling lost and anonymous
- Feeling of anonymity leading to absences
- Staying engaged from the back of the room
- Feeling hesitant to ask questions in a large group
However, some faculty are experiencing successes in their large classes through the use of:
- personal response systems (clickers),
- group work,
- collaboration and peer group workshops,
- hands-on activities,
- discussion to actively engage the students,
- a variety of techniques to keep students engaged (mixing problem-solving, group work, demonstrations, and traditional lecture),
- use of PowerPoint or PDF slides with a tablet and annotating the slides with a stylus,
- an online homework and tutorial program linked to the textbook, and
- the use of technology (ANGEL, Yammer, and padlet were mentioned).
Since a wide range of professional development topics were requested, we thought it might be helpful to bring together those scheduled to teach a large enrolled course this year with those who have experienced success in their large classes. We'll use a web conference through Adobe Connect so faculty can attend from wherever they are located as summer winds down.
If you are interested in discussing the planning and teaching of a large enrolled course with experienced colleagues, please email me at email@example.com by Monday, July 27th, and I'll be back in touch to select an August date that works for most. We need both faculty who want to explore new pedagogical strategies AND experienced faculty who shared their successes in the survey.
I'm looking forward to hearing from you and collaborating on our planning for teaching large enrolled courses this year.


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TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. -- The Obama administration will reconsider a federal permit for oceangoing ships that critics say fails to prevent invasive species from entering the Great Lakes, the new chief of the Environmental Protection Agency said Tuesday.
Lisa Jackson also told officials and activists from the region the administration would honor President Barack Obama's campaign pledge to pump more federal money into Great Lakes restoration, despite the staggering budget deficit.
EPA in December released a general permit for cargo vessels entering the lakes or other U.S. waters from overseas. It includes rules for 26 types of discharges, such as ballast, oily bilge water and "gray water" from showers and sinks.


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I received my BA degree and Masters degree from Upper Iowa University along with several endorsements. At Clarke Middle School, I teach 7th grade Reading and am the 7th grade English Language Learners instructor. I also work with the Student Lighthouse and Leadership Council (SLLC), coach 7th grade volleyball, lead middle school professional learning communities and participate on our Middle School Lighthouse team where we work to provide students with the best education possible with a leadership focus.
I live in Osceola, Iowa with my husband Zach, our daughter Lillian and our dog Maverick. My hobbies include horse riding, reading, baking, and golfing. I enjoy almost all sports and learning new trades.


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Welcome to Burns Chiropractic
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You are in Safe Hands
At Burns Chiropractic Clinics we specialise in a range of chiropractic treatments to alleviate muscular and mechanical pains. Patients will have access to a team of fully qualified practitioners who are experienced in treating a range of conditions including back pain, neck pain, headache and migraine, shoulder pain, leg pain/sciatica, and sports injuries. Burns chiropractic clinics draw on over 25 years of clinical experience and have helped over 50 000 patients across Yorkshire and the Humber. We have chiropractic clinics in Doncaster, Hull, Sheffield and York.
Burns Chiropractic clinics are registered with the British Chiropractic association and The General Chiropractic Council. If you are looking for an honest assessment of your condition and a path to treatment, then Dr Burns is a chiropractor you can trust.
We treat a range of conditions
• Back Pain
• Arthritic and joint pains
• Muscle spasms
• Cramps
• General, acute and chronic back pain
• Lumbago
• Mechanical neck pain
• Cervicogenic headaches
• Frozen shoulder and shoulder pain
• Elbow pain
• Prevention of migraines
The services we offer
• Emergencies seen on the same day
• Instant X-ray facilities (Our clinics among only a small number chiropractic clinics equipped with this facility on site. X-ray provides an essential diagnostic tool in many patient cases)
• MRI investigation
• Sports and therapeutic massage
• Baby clinic
• Free car park
• Open Monday to Saturday
'Your back bone is made up of 24 bones, known as vertebrae, and through the centre of each of the vertebrae pass thousands of nerves which carry messages from the brain to control the movements of the body. Proper alignment of the backbone and correct functioning of the muscles around it are essential.'
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PHPCR (PHP Content Repository) is a Content Repository library written in PHP, based on the Java Content Repository (JCR) standard. You can read more about it here. Furthermore, PHPCR is being used in the Symfony2 CMF (Symfony2 Content Management Framework) project which aims to build a foundation for future development of CMS applications using Symfony2.
PHPCR needs to connect to a content repository to store and persist the data. There are several options for content repositories, the most mature right now is Jackrabbit, a Java implementation. By default, Jackrabbit stores the data in the filesystem, which is fine for testing and development, but for production, you may want to store the data in a database. Here is how to configure Jackrabbit so it can use MySQL.
When you start Jackrabbit for the first time, it will create a default directory structure and configuration files. They are created in the current working directory, or you can specify the location with –repo
java -jar /path/to/jackrabbit-standalone-2.4.2.jar --repo /path/to/repo
If you are using the Doctrine PHPCR ODM bundle in Symfony2, there is a command to start/stop the server
./app/console doctrine:phpcr:jackrabbit start
This will create your repository in app/Resources/java/jackrabbit/jackrabbit
Once you have the default configuration files, stop the server, and open the repository.xml configuration file. You will need to modify the PersistenceManager section under the Workspace configuration. The resulting configuration should look like this:
<PersistenceManager class="org.apache.jackrabbit.core.persistence.pool.MySqlPersistenceManager"> <param name="url" value="jdbc:mysql://host/db"/> <param name="user" value="user"/> <param name="password" value="pass"/> <param name="databaseType" value="mysql"/> <param name="schemaObjectPrefix" value="${wsp.name}_"/> </PersistenceManager>
Replace host, db, user and pass with your MySQL connection information. Make sure the database exists in MySQL, and that the user has access to it. When Jackrabbit starts, it will create all the tables needed.
Before you start the server, you need to make sure the MySQL driver can be loaded by Jackrabbit. If you don't have the jar, download it and install it. Modify your CLASSPATH so it can be found. If you are on Mac OSX, copy the mysql-connector-java-5.0.8-bin.jar file to /Library/Java/Extensions.
If you created your workspace before making this change, you may need to delete the workspace directory and recreate your workspace, so Jackrabbit starts using MySQL with it.


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The Defense Department has released the first update since 2006 of the military's strategy to counter weapons of mass destruction, replacing it with a broader one that focuses on preventing adversaries from acquiring such weapons and mitigating threats at an early stage, a senior defense official said today.
During a briefing for reporters, the official called the strategy an "important milestone."
In a constrained fiscal environment, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel wrote in the report's foreword, the department is focusing on preventing WMD acquisition and countering the most likely threats.
"Accordingly," he said, "this strategy emphasizes early action through pathway defeat, shaping the environment to dissuade actors from pursuing WMD, and cooperating with partners to achieve countering WMD goals."
Pathway defeat is defined as deliberate action taken against people of concern and their networks to delay, disrupt, destroy or otherwise complicate WMD-related activities.
This updated strategy, the secretary added, "provides foundational guidance for enacting the department's countering WMD policies, plans and programs, and advances a comprehensive response to existing and developing WMD threats."
The senior defense official told reporters the updated strategy allows DOD to align its efforts with the broader national strategy for countering WMD that are reflected in the administration's efforts over the past few years.
"It shifts the focus from some of the prior documents to allow us an increased emphasis on prevention and reducing and mitigating threats earlier," the official added, "rather than focusing more exclusively on military options [or] scenarios that might be associated with crises in later phases."
Although the strategy is just being released, the official explained that its approach is already being used.
"It reflects what we are doing and activities that we have underway, the ways we've been responding to events in the world over the last five years and the way we've been learning from those events," the official said.
Documenting such activities "does give us the ability to … capture and structure the changes that have developed, especially over the last five years," the official added, "so that going forward we can use a broad, flexible document to better guide investment planning, force and capability development and so forth. … Its inherent value is to begin to set that stage for the future."
The document's key themes include early action, shaping the environment, and cooperating with partners across the department and the interagency, and with partners, allies and international organizations around the world, the official said.
"In every tabletop exercise or war game that's ever involved weapons of mass destruction, especially if it involves the use of such weapons," the senior defense official said, the one lesson everyone learns is that they want to do more to prevent it from happening.
"And if we can't prevent it, how do we shape an environment and create conditions [in which] we can be more effective so that the problem we have to respond to is smaller and has effects that are less catastrophic? That's what we're really trying to do," the official said, "is open up that prevention space."
The updated strategy includes new priority objectives, the official said, and described some of the strategy's big elements.
One of these is to reduce incentives to pursue and possess and use WMD, to raise barriers to acquisition -- make it more expensive, costly and harder to acquire WMD, and to manage risks emanating from hostile, fragile or failed states or safe havens.
"If we can eliminate the places in which WMD capabilities can grow, where nonstate or state actors can operate without good governmental controls," the official said, "we can make it much more difficult. So it's very important to look at those conditions and try to eliminate them as opportunities for WMD capabilities [to take hold] in the hands of state or nonstate actors."
Another priority objective is to have a fully layered and integrated set of defenses to mitigate the risks of WMD use and to look comprehensively on a global basis between the needs of combatant commanders and U.S. domestic needs.
The senior defense official said two important lessons learned since the 2006 National Military Strategy to Combat Weapons of Mass Destruction are that the efforts to keep state or nonstate actors from acquiring WMD have to involve the whole of DOD, and actions to counter the problem must begin earlier then they have in the past.
The 2006 document was a military strategy, the official said. "It didn't take into account other important efforts of the department, such as the Cooperative Threat Reduction, or CTR, program, established in 1991 to reduce WMD proliferation."
CTR has since expanded from 13 to more than 80 countries, and the program's work has evolved. Working with the departments of State and Energy and regional partners, DOD refocused the program to take on global biological threats.
"That program focuses on reducing risks [and] improving capacity so partners can prevent the movement of WMD capabilities and a whole other range of tasks that allow us to get at this problem," the official said.
The official also mentioned DOD's work with the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, the Department of Transportation's Maritime Administration and its vessel the Cape Ray. The ship was outfitted with two field-deployable hydrolysis systems to turn some of Syria's chemical stockpiles into low-level hazardous waste for long-term storage.
"If you look at ways that we have now over the last year been able to operate in the Middle East and use [such programs] to help bolster capabilities in countries, for example, surrounding Syria, and to do that in a collaborative way that [combines] civilian tools and military tools, you see that as an example of the strategy … already at work," the official added.
The most important idea in the Syria-Cape Ray example in terms of future scenarios, the senior defense official explained, "was our ability to look at a problem and to quickly apply creative solution sets by working across this department and pulling all of those elements together. That's where we were able to apply innovation and creativity and unique processes to put us in a position where we could have a solution. That sort of thing is what I want to see replicated in the future."
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WATCH: Woman drags smartphone-addicted boyfriend into subway train
It used to be that when you see someone getting dragged away, you'd call the police. Times have changed. These days the first thing anyone thinks of is pulling out the phone to take a good photo or video. Fortunately, the incident here is a Chinese woman dragging her presumably smartphone-addicted boyfriend to take the subway. Still, some people think it was staged. Check out the video and tell us what you think.
What happens when romance develops between an obsessive compulsive mystery writer and a love-shy psychiatrist? Find out in It's Okay, That's Love
Some Chinese netizens think it is a promotion for a smartphone or an online game. I don't think this is a staged event. If it were, we'd at least see the name of the phone or game mentioned, right?
What everyone agrees with is that this pretty and slender girl is more powerful than anyone would have expected.
She dragged her boyfriend for at least 10 meters, that's about 32 feet!
So do you think it was a staged event? Do you know someone who's that addicted to his (or her) smartphone? What would you have done if you were her?


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You must apply directly with the lender of your choice. When applying for a private loan, apply early, as processing can take several weeks.
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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 118950
incorrect error handling of errors other than EADDRINUSE
Last modified: 2007-11-30 17:10:38 EST
Unix socket creation returns EADDRINUSE for all other errors. Looks
like it's a simple merge problem from annotating upstream.
This causes problems starting rhgb the second time you boot (when
/tmp/.X11-unix) already exists as the bind gets EROFS but treats it as
Created attachment 98768 [details]
the fix
Also, filed upstream as
Patch added to xorg-x11-0.0.6.6-0.0.2004_03_11.7 which is now
present in dist-fc2.
Closing as 'RAWHIDE'