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Fundraiser for Amarey Adams
Lewiston No. 2 Volunteer Fire Co. will be the site of the eighth annual benefit in memory of Monica Senese. The event begins at 6 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 23, at the firehall, 1705 Saunders Settlement Road.
This year's fundraiser is for 1-year-old Amarey Adams. In his short time on Earth, he's had many health issues. Amarey is legally blind and has brain damage, including septo-optic dysplasia, a cyst on his brain and a displaced pituitary gland.
To help his development, Amarey has seven different therapy sessions each week. This includes physical, occupational, vision and special instruction. Five different doctors see Amarey.
As the sole caretaker for Amarey, his mother, Tina Gominiak, has devoted herself full time to taking care of her son. This includes quitting her job and moving in with her parents.
For more information, or to make a donation, contact Gerry and Rose Senese at 716-297-5029 or[email protected]. Checks can be made payable to Monica Senese Memorial Fund, care of Liz Bernardone, 7600 Colonial Drive, Niagara Falls, NY 14305.
Monica Senese, a 1995 graduate of Niagara-Wheatfield High School, died suddenly on Sept. 2, 2000. In 2005, her friends and family came together to honor her memory by giving another person a chance to continue celebrating life as Monica did for 23 years.
Over the past seven years, Monica's friends and family have given time and resources to help families in need through the support of a generous Western New York.


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Police eye similarities in Exeter, Somersworth bank heists; $1,000 reward offeredBy Jason Schreiber
Union Leader Correspondent
October 18. 2013 2:17PM
EXETER - Police are investigating similarities between recent bank robberies in Exeter and Somersworth and hope a reward of up to $1,000 will lead them to a suspect.
Exeter police are working with the FBI on an investigation into a heist that occurred on Oct. 7 at People's United Bank.
According to police, a man with a smile on his face walked into the bank at 80 Main St. around 3:30 p.m. and handed a teller a note.
The man made off with an undisclosed amount of cash.
Police said detectives are following up on leads in the case.
The man was described as 5-foot-8 with a medium build and a short salt and pepper beard. He was wearing a blue hooded sweatshirt, blue jeans, a tan baseball cap, and dark sunglasses at the time of the heist, police said.
The man also has a tattoo of a dark blue 5-point star on the left side of his neck. The tattoo is approximately 2 1/2 inches in diameter.
Police said they are also working with police in Somersworth, where the Citizens Bank at 1 Constitutional Way was held up at approximately 2:20 p.m. on Aug. 21.
According to police, there are some similarities in both cases. Notes were handed to the tellers and the suspected robber is approximately the same height and build, and had a similar beard.
Police said they hope the public can help them identify the man seen in surveillance pictures taken from both banks.
Tips can be provided anonymously through Seacoast Crime Stoppers by calling 431-1199 or sending a text message or writing a letter. Information can be found on the website SeacoastCrimestoppers.org
Any tip that leads to an arrest or conviction is eligible for a reward of up to $1,000. Tipsters who contact Seacoast Crime Stoppers and provide information are given a special Crime Stoppers identification number. This is the only way of further identifying the caller, police said. If the tipster is granted a reward by the Board of Directors, the ID number will be posted on SeacoastCrimestoppers.org and on its Facebook page. Police said the tipster will be asked to call Seacoast Crime Stoppers and will then be notified of their reward and given further instructions on the payoff.
Anonymous tips can also be provided to the Somersworth Police Crimeline at 692-3111 or by calling either the Exeter or Somersworth police departments directly.

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Educational-photo walks
2014 Easter Fun
19/04/2014: 10-12:00
Family Edu-Photo walk with SST Marine Scientists and photographers, David Stott and Cherry Smith. Middle Beach, Kenton on Sea. Click here to view the photo album.
Rocky Shore Explore with JOT group
SST Marine Biologist, Meghan Rousseau, and Educational Officer, Ncumisa Mzaza, explored the Kenton on Sea Middle Beach with a group of children and facilitators from the local JOT (Jesus Our Teacher) group on Friday the 21st of March. The children were introduced to Ollie the Oyster Catcher, the mascot for SST Educational Programmes. Watch this video compilation of photographs taken by the children during the outing.
East London Aquarium & Rocky Shore Exploration
St Anne's Primary school Grade 7 students joined SST for a day of exploration and learning at the East London Aquarium and Rocky shores. The Grade 7's loved experiencing the pigeon feeding and exploring the shores using cameras sponsored by Canon.
Click here to watch the video
Photo walks in Kenton-on-Sea
SST hosted two photo walks in Kenton on Sea during the 2013 summer holiday season. The walks, led by photographer, David Stott, and marine scientist, Tony Ribbink, were met with positive feedback and encouragement from participants for offering similar future outings. Many individual participants as well as family group members remarked on how much they enjoyed the time out in nature together, exploring our coastline's splendours while extending their photographic skills.
Photographs of the second Kenton on Sea photo walk - 02 January 2014
Photographs of the first Kenton on Sea photo walk - 17 December 2013
Fun in the sun educational walk in Kenton on Sea
Marine Biologist, Meghan Rousseau, led a group of young sea enthusiasts on an exploratory walk on Kenton on Sea's Middle Beach on the 29th of December 2013, revealing the magical world of our coastal rock pools.
If you are keen to join future educational walks, suitable for the whole family, contact SST on email@example.com


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You are here: Root > By Topic > Graphics > Graphical User InterfaceView the dependency graph for this library
Garnet is a native lisp GUI toolkit originally created at CMU. It currently works on top of CLX and provides a wide variety of GUI components. It has very high quality documentation.
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|In theory, any X Windows capable system.
|ASDF installable
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In 1995, active support for Garnet at CMU was dropped as key people moved on and development focus shifted. The toolkit itself, however, is quite feature complete and stable. It's features include:
Toolkit intrinsics:
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Interactive design tools for creating parts of the interface without writing code:
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AS A SENIOR (2013-2014): (XC) Ran 18:17 at the Santa Clara vs. Saint Mary's 5K Dual Meet … ran 22:41 at the Stanford Invitational 6K … ran 21:21 at the 6K Bronco Invitational…ran 22:39 at the WCC Championships 6K … ran 21:37 at NCAA West Region Championship 6K.
AS A JUNIOR (2012-2013): (XC) Competed in the Hornet Jamboree 5k in 18:27.9 … Finished 34th at the WCC Preview 6k with a time of 22:38.78 … Continued the season at the Stanford Invite 6k with a time of 22:57 … Earned a collegiate best time in the 5k at the Bronco Invite in 18:24 … Ran the WCC Championship 6k race in 23:36.06 … Ran 22:37 at the Doc Adams Invite 6k. (TRACK) Ran the 5000m race at the Kim Dyust Invite in 17:55.29 … Competed in the Aggie Open 1500m in 4:53.83 … Raced in the Johnny Mathis 1500m with a time of 4:46.18 … Ran 17:47.46 in the SF Distance Carnival 5k … Earned 17:54.27 in the Chico Distance Carnival 5k … Competed in the Woody Wilson Invite 800m run 2:23.07 … Raced in the 800m run in 2:17.48 at the Brutus Hamilton Invite ... Ran 17:52.02 in the 5k at the West Coast Invite.
AS A SOPHOMORE (2011-2012): (XC) Earned 37th place with a time of 19:54 in the 5k race at the USF Invite … Finished the Hornet Jamboree 5k in 19:49. (TRACK) Started off the season with a college best time in the 2 mile race SF State Distance Carnival with a time of 11:43.60 … Ran the Woody Wilson Invite 5k in 20:13.71 … Earned personal best time in the 5k at the Brutus Hamilton Invite in 18:59.39 … Finished the season in the 5k at the Sac State Open in 19:25.23.
AS A FRESHMAN (2010): (XC) Ran 18:35 at Riverside Invitational 9/18/10 (5k) ... Finished 116th at Stanford (6k) in 23:32 on 9/25/10 ... Placed 112th in 19:06 in SCU Bronco Invite 10/16/10 (5k) ... Earned 14th in 23:01 @ Doc Adams Invite 11/06/10 (6k).
Cross Country: 18:24 in the 5k (2012 - Bronco Invite); 22:37 in the 6k (2012 - Doc Adams Invite)
Track: 2:17.48 in the 800m (2013 - Brutus Hamilton Invite); 4:46.18 in the 1500m (2013 - Johnny Mathis); 11:43.60 in the 2mile (2012 - SF State Distance); 17:47.46 in the 5k (2013 - SF Distance Carnival)
PERSONAL: Twin sister Kayla is on the team as well ... She will be majoring in Biology.


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Paul writes: "We've just released Koha 1.3.2, the next alpha version of the forthcoming 2.0 series. This release features many improvments in MARC management from 1.3.1; acquisition.simple now works; you can upload marc files in a breeding farm; for ISBN/ISSN search in the acquisition screen, with the "New biblio" option and the biblio is in the breeding farm, it's automatically retrieved and can be modified; installer now install marc21 in english or unimarc in french datas; marc parameters complete documentation.
If the 2.0 release sounds exciting to you and you've got some MARC, Perl, or HTML background, please consider jumping in and helping with 2.0 development. There are opportunities for people of all skill levels."
Paul writes: "We've just released Koha 1.3.2, the next alpha version of the forthcoming 2.0 series. This release features many improvments in MARC management from 1.3.1; acquisition.simple now works; you can upload marc files in a breeding farm; for ISBN/ISSN search in the acquisition screen, with the "New biblio" option and the biblio is in the breeding farm, it's automatically retrieved and can be modified; installer now install marc21 in english or unimarc in french datas; marc parameters complete documentation.
Thomas writes: "VB-ZOOM is an ActiveX COMponent, written in Visual Basic, which is an implementation of the ZOOM Abstract Z39.50 API. It uses the YAZ Toolkit from Index Data to provide the low-level functionality. VB-ZOOM makes it very easy to write simple Z39.50 clients on the Windows platform. It can be used from any language which support ActiveX COM, including Visual Basic, C++, VB Script, Javascript, Delphi, Perl, and probably others. In addition to the basic Z39.50 support, the component has some support for converting the MARC and OPAC record syntaxes into XML, and using XPath to extract data. Of course, the code is open source and freely available for download from SourceForge."
PhpMyLibrary-2.0.2-1 w/ISIS2MARC
Polerio writes: "The ISIS2MARC application has been added to speed up converiting CDS/ISIS records into MARC format. The ISIS2MARC can be used by other library software which is MARC compatible. polGenSQL has been modified. Its function allows the librarian to convert MARC data to sql commands compatible to PhpMyLibrary database structure."
Polerio writes: "PhpMyLibrary-2.0.1 has been Released. Its major enhancements: multi-admin support; library user picture upload; database structure changed; polGenSQL (MARC2PhpMyLibrarySQL) revised; content management added."
Polerio writes: "Changes to PhpMyLibrary include: an Online Reservation module has been created; this will allow borrowers to reserve the book they want to borrow online. The Python polGenSQL program was also included to speed up the importing of MARC records. A Nuke-like themes system has been adapted. Post/PHP Nuke themes can be used even if on a non-nuked site. This is now a full package library automation software which consists of three core modules and the WebOPAC, Cataloging, and Reservation modules."
Pate writes: "Koha 1.3.0 has been released. This release marks the beginning of public development and testing of the MARC compliant Koha we've been Looking forward to. As the 1.3 releases stabilize and reach feature completion, they will become Koha 1.4. This is an alpha quality release only. If you are want to use Koha in a production setting, please stick with the stable 1.2 release until the 1.3 series stabilizes enough for us to create Koha 1.4.0. Significant new features in this release include: data is stored natively in a MARC based format; multiple flavors of MARC are supported; enhanced API supports both the new MARC format and the older Koha specific format. From a users perspective, this release should look just like a 1.2 series release. All of the work so far has been in redesigning the data format and extending the API. User visible changes will be included once the infrastructure has stabilized."
Phil writes: "I've started working on a web based MARC searching program written in PHP. It should work with any system which can export MARC files. Development hosted at sourceforge." And the homepage is here.
pate writes: "Koha 1.2.2 has been released. Special thanks (again) to Steve Tonnesen, who drove this release to completion. 1.2.2 is a significant bug squashing release. Many people have combined in testing this release, and we expect it to be the best Koha yet! you'll like what you see. We plan on continuing to improve Koha, and would love to have you come along on this exciting journey. As always, downloads and more information are available from: sf.net/projects/koha/." Fixes include improved checkvalidisbn() routine and marc upload, several installer/upgrade improvements, and more.
MARC4J beta 6
Bas writes: "This is the first MARC4J release and it includes a lot of new features, including support for LC's MARC XML. Currently it's the only released tool that supports this new format. The MARC4J project is a continuation of James (Java Marc Events)." [note: the last James release was beta 5.]
Ed writes: "The MARC::Record Perl library now includes MARC::Doc::Tutorial which provides common recipes for using Perl to read, update and create USMARC data. New recipes and comments welcome!"


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AMD's dual core Opteron & Athlon 64 X2 - Server/Desktop Performance Previewby Anand Lal Shimpi, Jason Clark & Ross Whitehead on April 21, 2005 9:25 AM EST
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Multitasking Scenario 4: 3D RenderingWe received several requests for a 3D rendering multitasking test, so we put one together. For this test, we ran our SPECapc 3ds max 6 benchmark while we had iTunes, Firefox and Newsleecher all running like we have in previous tests. The application focus remained on Firefox to give it the highest scheduler priority, and the results are below:
Once again, we have one of those situations where the Athlon 64 X2 4400+ is more than twice as fast as the Athlon 64 FX-55. 3ds max is actually one of the best ways to guarantee that you exploit problems with Windows' scheduler in a repeatable fashion. In fact, part of the reason for such huge performance gains for AMD in SYSMark 2004 is this exact type of scenario caused by 3ds max not allowing the Windows scheduler to preempt other running tasks properly. The result here is that single core systems are basically horrendous in performance and system response, while all of the dual core systems actually let you get work done.
What's also interesting is that the performance of the Athlon 64 X2 4400+ is virtually identical with the Athlon 64 FX-55 from our standalone 3ds max test (1.65 vs 1.66). In this benchmark, the Pentium Extreme Edition 840 takes a pretty significant lead, thanks to HT. We see that even with a dual core CPU, there are still some issues to overcome with the OS' scheduler. So, we get an unusually large increase in performance due to HT due to the scheduler being tricked into sending more threads to the CPU rather than attempting to have them preempt one another for CPU time.
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MDme - Tuesday, April 26, 2005 - link#133
i think what #130 was saying was that: from top to bottom, AMD's offerings are really good...if you want the best "bang for the buck" the 3400+ or whatever, or a 3000+ winnie OC'd will provide you with the best performance per dollar you spend...EVEN against the X2's.
On the other hand if cost is not an issue, an X2 4400+ provides extremely good performance for people willing to pay the $500 premium.
Zebo's point is in direct response to your point, which is AMD "STILL" has the best bang for the buck, not intel.
or maybe YOU missed the logic? LOL Reply
MPE - Tuesday, April 26, 2005 - link"Intel is just lucky a 3400+ new castle wasn't in that test suite. It's would win the majority of tests over an 830!! and it's still cheaper. Or did you miss this chart? LOL"
Why not just admit it. AMD's DC is about 10-20% faster while costing 80-100% more.
Even if the 3400+ is added, that comparison is moot since if you compare the score of that to the price of AMD's own DC - the price performance ratio is stagerrring? Or did you miss that logic?
Anyways did you miss the part that even AMD DC was being beaten by their own single core.
Next. Reply
nserra - Tuesday, April 26, 2005 - link"The Athlon 64 4000+ was the last single core member of the Athlon 64 line.
The Athlon 64 FX will continue as a single core CPU line, with the FX-57 (2.8GHz) due out later this year."
Where did you get this info anand, i am not sure if an Athlon64 X2 4400+ could not coexist with a Athlon64 4400+. If this is the last 4000+ than i must say gee thats too bad.... Reply
Zebo - Tuesday, April 26, 2005 - link#125
Techreports review is better for you. 64-bit OS, 64-bit apps when possible, no mystery unreproducable benchmarks like Anand's database stuff. Reply
Zebo - Tuesday, April 26, 2005 - linkMPE BS, Intel is just lucky a 3400+ new castle wasn't in that test suite. It's would win the majority of tests over an 830!! and it's still cheaper. Or did you miss this chart? LOL
Intels DC chips can hardy compete with AMDs single core offerings. Side by side both DC it's a joke.
So ya, AMD still has the "best bang for the buck" top end to bottom end. And they a far on top of the mountain. Reply
MPE - Monday, April 25, 2005 - linkIsn't the shoe on the other foot?
For several years now, so many touted AMD's cheaper price and competative pricing.
Now with Pentium4 D, especially with the 3GHz model, you get half the price of the cheapest X2 while probably at best 20% lower performance?
What happened here?
Now P4D 3GHz model is the best bang for the buck and not the AMD offering. This is a complete reversal of what a lot of AMD supporters have been touting? Reply
ceefka - Monday, April 25, 2005 - link#125 Yeah, good point.
A. singletreaded 32-bit app on a singlecore
B. multi-threaded 64-bit app on a dualcore
Considering that multithreaded apps already see such large gains on dualcores, going 64-bit too could well mean a more than 100% improvement from A to B.
But of course, NO ONE needs dual core, 64-bit and +4GB memory in the next 5-10 years :P
The ball now lies with MS and (Linux) app developpers to write more stuff in multithreaded 64-bit code. From what I hear and read it is not so much the 64-bit part as it is the threading that is a real challenge, even for veterans. Reply
Ross Whitehead - Sunday, April 24, 2005 - linkVisual, On P.12 I was referring to the closest Xeon competitor to the 252s which is the Quad Xeon 3.6 GHz 667 MHz FSB.
Does that make any more sense?
Ross Whitehead - Sunday, April 24, 2005 - linkjvarszegi, the actual stored procs are not prefixed with "sp_", we just used that as part of the "analogy" to the real system.
One could also argue that we did not prefix the analogy example with the object owner either which also incurs a cache miss.
Honestly, I have never quantified the expense of the sp_ prefix or the object owner.
Binji7 - Sunday, April 24, 2005 - linkWhere are the dual-core Windows x64 and Linux x64 benchmarks?? That's what I really want to see.


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Melisa Moore, PhD
As every parent, grandparent, relative, and friend of a child with difficulty sleeping knows, sleep problems have a strong impact not only on the child's life but also on the sleep and daytime functioning of other family members. What is not as well-known is that there are effective medical and behavioral treatments available for childhood sleep problems. Because such problems tend to persist or recur from infancy to adulthood, early identification and management by a sleep specialist is critical to improving the quality of life of the child and the entire family.
Here are answers to common questions from parents about their child's sleep apnea and other sleep problems.
After your child is diagnosed with sleep apnea , you will have a discussion with your sleep specialist about next steps. Often a referral to an ear, nose and throat doctor is recommended to see if surgery (typically removal of the tonsils and/or adenoids) is a good option. About 75 percent of children will be cured by this type of surgery. Several months after surgery, it is recommended that your child have a follow-up study in order to see if the sleep apnea has resolved.
You may also be asked to come back to the clinic to discuss other treatment options such as CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) if your child is not a candidate for surgery, or if a follow-up sleep study shows that s/he still has sleep apnea after surgery.
Describe your worries openly. Often in sleep medicine, the details will help the doctor make the best plan for your child. Additionally, you should discuss any concerns about your child's growth and development, feeding (including reflux), ear infections, eczema, or other health concerns that could impact your child's sleep.
In most cases if your child has been diagnosed with sleep apnea by polysomnography, it will be covered.


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Fort Zancudo
Fort Zancudo is a United States Air Force airbase, and a United States Army outpost, located near Mount Josiah in Grand Theft Auto V.
It closely resembles Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, and also resembles AREA 51 on signage.
The base serves as a military operated and owned air-strip and munitions depot for the United States Air Force. The base is heavily guarded and protected, with high, anti-scale fencing stretched along the perimeter. The two access roads that join the base to the outside world are controlled by checkpoints. Armed guards sprawl within the base, with frequent patrols in either Rhino Tanks or Crusaders. The airspace as well is patrolled by fighter jets and Cargobobs.
The fort features one main airstrip, one large hangar, few smaller hangars, a munitions depot, a fire and rescue station, a refinery, an air traffic control tower, a main office and some barracks.
Also, the base is home to the Cargobob, Buzzard attack chopper, P-996 LAZER fighter jet, Rhino tank and other military vehicles.
Restricted Area
Like Area 69, Fort Zancudo is a restricted air base.
If the player flies over the area, the player will receive a 2-star wanted level and a air traffic controller will warn the player via radio to immediately divert course and leave the airspace. If the player chooses to ignore the warnings and continues flying over the base, the player will gain a 4-star wanted level and lock-on missiles will shoot the player down, regardless of position, about 10 seconds after the warning is given.
Should the player enter the base on the ground, a 3-star wanted level will be received and the base alarm siren will go off. Armed Guards, Rhino Tanks and aerial patrols will shoot on sight.
However, if the player steals a military vehicle from the base, the police will pursue instead of the military.


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WASHINGTON (AP) — Five years into his presidency, Barack Obama presides over a national security apparatus that in many ways still resembles the one left behind by President George W. Bush. Drones are killing terrorism suspects, the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, holds "enemy combatants" and the government secretly collects telephone records of millions of Americans.
This from a president who in 2008 ran as the anti-Bush candidate who would get the U.S. out of Iraq, put an end to torture and redefine U.S. policies abroad.
But even as he has ended the war in Iraq, changed interrogation standards and sought to build foreign alliances, the former constitutional law professor also has disappointed some allies by embracing, and in some cases expanding, the counterterrorism policies that caused Bush to run afoul of civil libertarians.
Over the past two days, news accounts have revealed that the government has collected millions of Americans' phone records in the name of national security and has also conducted an Internet surveillance program that tracks people's movements and contacts that the Obama administration says is aimed exclusively at non-citizens outside the U.S. Both programs rely on the Bush-era Patriot Act, which Congress has since twice reauthorized with Obama's support.
The disclosures come two weeks after Obama declared in a major speech that when it comes to the nation's security "America is at a crossroads" and proposed a more targeted counterterrorism strategy. But even while calling for a national debate over the appropriate balance between security and freedom, that speech, and the reports of phone and Internet surveillance by the National Security Agency, underscored that Obama, like Bush before him, has an overriding preoccupation about a terror attack on U.S. soil.
"It's important to recognize that you can't have a hundred percent security and also then have a hundred percent privacy and zero inconvenience," the president said in response to a question Friday during a health care event in San Jose.
"You know," he added, "we're going to have to make some choices as a society."
Obama supporters might be forgiven for thinking he would have had something else in mind.
Before becoming president, Obama unsuccessfully sought changes in the USA Patriot Act that would have placed restrictions on the very provision that his administration now uses to collect phone records.
The changes, proposed in a 2005 bill that Obama as a senator co-sponsored, would have required that "the records sought pertained to a terrorist or a spy or another agent of a foreign power," Gregory T. Nojeim, a senior counsel at the Center for Democracy & Technology, said Thursday. "The surveillance that was revealed yesterday is of records that pertain to everyone else."
"It's disappointing , it's troubling and it's hard to justify given that alternatives that would protect both national security and civil liberties are available," added Nojeim, a former legislative counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union.
Seeking to quell the outcry, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper issued an unusual late-night statement Thursday saying that the records obtained are subject to strict court-imposed restrictions and that only a small fraction are actually ever reviewed. Hours later, Obama himself weighed in.
"You know, I came in with a healthy skepticism about these programs," he said. "My team evaluated them. We scrubbed them thoroughly. We actually expanded some of the oversight, increased some of the safeguards.
"But my assessment and my team's assessment was that they help us prevent terrorist attacks. And the modest encroachments on privacy that are involved in getting phone numbers or duration without a name attached and not looking at content -- that on, you know, net, it was worth us doing."
No doubt, Obama has been aggressive in the measures he has employed to fight terrorist threats. And while he has fruitlessly sought to close the detention facility for terrorist suspects at Guantanamo, he has broadened Bush's drone warfare program, even approving a drone strike abroad to kill an American citizen, Anwar al-Awlaki, who was accused of having links to planned terror attacks. The Justice Department last month acknowledged that three other Americans also have been killed by drones, all unintended targets.
At the same time, the president has encouraged vigorous investigation of national security leaks. The Justice Department so far has prosecuted six government officials for sharing classified information and, in pursuing two other cases, has obtained the records of phones used by Associated Press journalists and the emails of a Fox News reporter.
"When you wake up every morning and get a PDB that outlines all the threats to the United States, it's a daily reminder of the things we need to do to protect the United States," Tommy Vietor, Obama's former National Security Council spokesman, said referring to the President's Daily Brief of intelligence data.
Politically, Obama has benefited from his counterterrorism policies, particularly the 2011 killing of Osama bin Laden. During his re-election campaign last year, Obama got high approval ratings in public opinion polls for his record on national security.
And despite the stir caused by the NSA's acquisition of phone records, members of Congress, particularly those who serve on the House and Senate Intelligence committees, have been regularly apprised of the program in secret briefings. Many Democrats and Republicans defended the practice.
"This is a program that's been in effect for seven years, as I recall," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said. "It's a program that has worked to prevent not all terrorism but certainly the vast, vast majority. Now is the program perfect? Of course not."
The Republican chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Rep. Mike Rogers of Michigan, said the program within the last few years stopped a terrorist attack in the U.S. He did not elaborate, but added: "It is a very valuable thing. It's legal. It's been authorized by Congress, judicial oversight and review."
Indeed, only a handful of lawmakers have raised public objections, but until now they had been couched because briefings on the matter are classified.
One of those critics, Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., said the public should know whether the Patriot Act is being interpreted narrowly or broadly by the administration and by the secret courts authorized by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
"The document publicized yesterday certainly suggests that the secret interpretation of the law is much more like a barn door," Merkley said in an interview.
Merkley said he asked the Justice Department in December to declassify the opinions of the FISA court so Congress could debate whether to narrow the standards used to gather information. He said he has not received a reply.
"The response is totally inadequate," he said.
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Stillman College won the SIAC Baseball Tournament for the sixth time in seven years after defeating Tuskegee University 12-6 on Saturday.
OZARK | Stillman College won the SIAC Baseball Tournament for the sixth time in seven years after defeating Tuskegee University 12-6 on Saturday.
The Tigers (30-14) scored six runs in the fourth inning and negated a comeback attempt by Tuskegee by adding another six runs in the final innings. Fernando Tanaka finished with three hits, three RBIs, including a solo home run, to lead Stillman.
Tyler Vails came on in relief, pitching three innings to pick up the win. Tanaka faced four Tuskegee batters to pick up the save.
Tanaka was named Most Valuable Player of the tournament and was named to the All-Tournament team along with pitchers Vails and Kyle McNorton.
Tuskegee, making its first appearance in the SIAC championship game since winning its last tournament in 1989, left 15 men on base, including ending two innings with the bases loaded.
The game went scoreless until the fourth inning when Kyle Smith's triple gave Stillman its first hit of the game. Kameron McCreless was hit by a pitch, followed by Nick Baldeli-Boggs's two-run double, giving Stillman a 2-0 lead. With runners on first and second, Ken Perky, in his first at-bat of the tournament, hit a three-run home run. On the next pitch, Tanaka hit a solo home run to give the Tigers a 6-0 lead.
Stillman advances to the NCAA South Regional Tournament beginning May 16. The location has not been announced.


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BOSTON — In an effort to get his entire team's offense going, especially ex-Bruins winger Phil Kessel, Toronto head coach Ron Wilson is expected to march out some new lines tonight against Boston at TD Garden.
One of those trios will feature Tyler Bozak between Kessel and veteran winger Joffrey Lupul. Kessel and Bozak clicked for much of last season, but failed to find that magic this season before they were separated. Bozak enters tonight's game with just 8-12-20 totals in 56 games. He hasn't scored in his last 10 contests.
Kessel, meanwhile, has gone 14 games without a goal and his season's line reads 19-17-36 and minus-19 in 56 games.
"Obviously, I've been changing up a little bit lately. I haven't been getting it going, so hopefully something will happen," said Kessel about the line changes after the Leafs' morning skate.
Bozak was a little more expansive on the new-look lineup.
"It's been up and down this year," he said of his chemistry with Kessel. "Last year, we kind of clicked right off the bat and things worked out for the rest of the year there when I came up. But it's been a tough year for both of us at times, and he's a great player to play with.
"Obviously, I love playing with him. He's so dynamic and so talented offensively, you know that if you give him the puck you've got a good chance of getting it in the net. So I obviously enjoy playing with him and hopefully we can get back to doing what we did when things were going well and carry on from there."
Kessel can expect the usual raucous greeting every time he takes the ice and touches the puck. As usual, he publicly tried to brush off the effects of the razzing when talking about it this morning. But to Bozak, the booing and chanting are things he and his linemate can turn into a positive.
"I personally enjoy that. I always joke around with him that every time he gets out there he's getting booed, and I always think 'that's pretty cool,'" said Bozak. "I'd like that if I was him. It kind of gets me fired up. I obviously want him to do really well whenever he plays here and it makes me play good too I think."
Kessel's quest for his first career goal against his old team continues tonight, with Bozak hoping to provide the aid his linemate needs.


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L-R: Tetsuro Higashi (Chairman, Tokyo Electron); Vincent C. Siew (VP, Republic of China); Morris Chang (chairman and CEO, TSMC); Stanley Myers (president and CEO, SEMI)
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The Haunted House offers an amazing interactive journey through creepy comedy satire, museum oddities and optical illusions. Set in a five level purpose built building; the Haunted House will thrill visitors from all over the world and has the local market fizzing. Features include a Deadly Australian Creatures collection where visitors encounter at close range, the terrifying thrill of the giant crocodile, funnel web spider and white pointer shark! State of the art animation and special effects bring the attraction to life.
Other levels feature The Carnival of Freaks Museum, where guests can wander at their own pace and experience a weird and, at times, hysterical collection of horror memorabilia. Also on show are the Vampyre Lair, Mirror Maze and Phobia Level!
Dracula's Haunted House also features a photo lab, souvenir shop and theatre ticket desk.
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IT Procurement
IT Procurement assists the university community in obtaining all the necessary pricing information to make price conservative purchases while obtaining quality products to fit their specific needs, all the while making sure to use trustworthy and reliable manufactures and vendors.
University Software Licenses
The Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services has available on their ITS Express Products Lists (EPLs) specific vendors dedicated to providing the University of Mississippi with licenses for Corel, Lotus and Microsoft products.
Faculty Technology Development Center
Software licenses for Microsoft Office, Adobe software, and Symantec Antivirus are available through the FTDC. These licenses may be purchased for any University owned computer. To obtain more information on this avenue of software license purchasing, visit the FTDC software page.
Dell ASAP Software
To request pricing and availability contact Amy Clausel at 877-728-6751 or email@example.com. Amy will help with your configuration and e-mail you a quotation. The quotation should be included with your purchase order. You may also check pricing from the Dell Software Web Site.
McDonald and Associates - The Upgrade Place
McDonald & Associates and The University of Mississippi have teamed up to bring you the highest quality memory upgrades available in the industry. McDonald and Associates-- The Memory Place offers a Lifetime Warranty on all the memory they carry.
In order to participate in this offer, you must mention your affiliation with The Univeristy of Mississippi and use Customer #2290335.
The contact for McDonald and Associates--The Memory Place is:
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Are you ready to return to Westeros? The "Game of Thrones" Season 4 premiere is just a few weeks away and we've got all the character posters and scene photos right here for you. Season 4 premieres at 8 p.m. April 6 on HBO. Watch the first full trailer for new season here. Curt Wagner, RedEye's Show Patrol
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Storm came at an ideal time for school, highway officials
December 27. 2012 11:32PM
MANCHESTER - The snowstorm's timing was perfect for the city's school department. With students on Christmas vacation, there was no need for a delayed start, no cancellations, no bus problems. no snow day to potentially extend the school year.
The timing wasn't bad for the highway department, either. Deputy Public Works Director Tim Clougherty said the crews and snow equipment went out at midnight Wednesday and were able to take care of the priorities: main streets first, arterial roadways next and then the remaining streets.
"I anticipate sending them home at the end of the day (3:30 p.m.)," he said early Thursday afternoon.
Because a snow emergency was declared for Wednesday night, all vehicles had to be off the streets between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. to permit snowplowing.
Not everybody got the message, despite the flashing strobe lights on traffic lights that signal the snow emergency and the email and text messages motorists can sign up for on the city website.
Manchester police said 194 vehicles were towed to the impound lot at Derryfield Park, to be retrieved by their owners for $110.
The city provides two locations for residents to park their vehicles during snow emergencies: the Victory parking garage at Chestnut and Amherst streets and the Pearl Street parking lot.
Between the parking ban and the towed vehicles, the city streets were pretty clear and crews were able to make their first pass down the center of the street, so traffic could go through, and then work clearing to the sides.
Clougherty said some streets got more than one pass during the storm, but with the snow winding down Thursday afternoon, Clougherty was comfortable that street clearing was under control.
But while there was no snow emergency declared for Thursday night, Clougherty reminded drivers that the city's winter odd-even parking ordinance is in effect, with today, Friday, an even side of the street parking day.
McIntyre Ski area was happy to see the snowstorm. "Business is great," said general manager Ross Boisvert. He said the ski area cancelled Thursday morning's vacation ski classes, which start at 9 a.m., out of concern about travel conditions.
But the ski area opened as usual and ski conditions were ideal. "On a day like this, it gets busier in the afternoon," he said, adding that the ski area is open until 9:30 p.m.
Thanks to the snowstorm, Boisvert said the tubing hill may open today, but will be open for sure on Saturday.


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North Cascades Focus Areas
The Wilderness Society's work in the North Cascades focuses on three key wild areas that are critical to the health of the landscape and nearby communities. We are working in the following focus areas to:
- Protect wild lands for people and wildlife to use and enjoy
- Support recreation access and opportunities
- Garner broad-based support for long-term conservation
U.S. Highway 2
Three wilderness areas totaling 600,000 acres form the backbone of wild lands along this corridor: Henry M. Jackson and Wild Sky to the north and Alpine Lakes to the south. These areas offer important natural resources and unique opportunities to experience the beauty and wild lands of the North Cascades. Our work along the Highway Two corridor aims to meet the recreational needs of the region and demonstrate the benefit of wilderness to local communities.
Methow Valley
While many think of the eastern half of Washington state as a dry and dusty place, the Methow Valley is home to impressive rivers like the Methow, Twisp and Chewuch, all of which drain into the region's largest river, the Columbia. We're building on the Methow's rich conservation legacy to further protect the wild lands and waters of the region and enhance recreation access and opportunities on these public lands.
Yakima Basin
The Yakima Basin is one of the most diverse watersheds in Washington state, from the wet, alpine forests of the Cascades to the arid, sagebrush-studded Yakima Valley. The basin is home to the Yakima River, which sustains fish, families and farms as it makes its way to the Columbia River. We are working to protect the headwaters of the basin, restore critical fish and wildlife habitat and enhance recreation access and management.
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Elsie E. Leugers, 102
Elsie E. Leugers, 102, of McCartyville, died at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 14, 2011, at the Meadows at Ottawa Glandorf.
She was born on March 3, 1909, in Minster, to Frank and Rose (Thieman) Wacker, who preceded her in death.
On October 9, 1946, she married Norbert W. Leugers and he preceded her in death.
She is survived by a son, Greg (Mary) Leugers of Sylvania; a daughter, Paula (Kenneth) Elchinger of Ottawa; four grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her son, Gerald, and a brother.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m., Friday, at Sacred Heart Catholic Chruch in McCartyville with the Rev. John Tonkin officiating. Burial will be held at Sacred Heart Cemetery in McCartyville.
Friends may call at Sacred Heart Church from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. today and from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Friday.
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You are a Tolliver Troll. Get back under your bridge!
I get home from work, it's late in the 4th and the Warriors are making it a game, on the road, with a skeleton crew, against one of the better teams in the east. I check the Game Threads forum here to find the Tolliver Troll being an idiot again. I check the stats on ESPN...
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Missing 3 easy shots (that would of made a difference to the game) in the closing 1-2 mins of the 2nd quarer didn't help our cause. And +/- bull doesn't mean anything to me. Tollivers weak defense didn't help our cause as their big man got off on us tonight. And go ahead call me a Tolliver troll you Tolliver GROUPIE


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White House economists warn that the uncertainty of a potential hike in taxes next year for middle class taxpayers under the looming fiscal cliff could hurt consumer confidence during the crucial holiday shopping season.
In a report Monday that coincides with Congress' return after the Thanksgiving holiday, a White House report says that if lawmakers don't halt the automatic increase in taxes for households earning less than $250,000 in the coming days, consumers might even curtail their shopping during the current holiday season.
The report by President Barack Obama's National Economic Council and his Council of Economic Advisers also says a sudden increase in taxes for middle-income taxpayers would reduce consumer spending in 2013 by nearly $200 billion. They say that would significantly slow the economic recovery.


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ST. AUGUSTINE'S, Fla. – Seniors Noah Lascell and Niko Tirkkonen each found the back of the net, but it was not enough as the No. 18 ranked Coker Cobras lost 3-2 in double-overtime to the No. 5 Flagler Saints in men's soccer action on Saturday night.
It was a tightly contested and physical match from start to finish with a combined 35 fouls and seven cards issued.
Flagler as first to strike, netting a goal in the 36th minute taking a 1-0 lead into the break. Just two minutes into the second half the Saints made it 2-0, but Coker was not ready to give up. The Cobras fought their way back, first with a goal from Lascell off a free kick in the box in the 70th minute. Then Tirkkonen evened the match at 2-2 with a header off a cross from Tyler Staub.
The game remained deadlocked through the first extra period, but Flagler was able to net their third and final goal in the 104th minute.
Coker (1-1) will be back in action for their first home match of the season at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 4 against Florida Tech.


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I've been using AVG AntiVirus for a long time now, and I must say I love it. For one it's free forever, no subscriptions or other crap Symantec will put you through, and no up-front costs that McAffee will put you through. Considering the only other person using my computer is very very apathetic (doesn't care, for all you lazy folk ) when it comes to security (and I quote: "They're not going to hack our computer! They have no reason! Why would they want to? It'll never get hacked into, I promise.") and it has caught many viruses that the other person has opened as email attachments (quote: "It was from someone I knew!"). Sure, it may not have all the bloated features of Symantec's or McAffee's a/v programs, but it works just fine for me. Manually updating the virus definitions is a little awkward, but I just noticed a little automatic updating function, so that's cool.
Give it a try, and give them your real email. They send you a code you have to input during installation (copy+paste from email). Don't worry, they won't spam your email.
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3C Toolbox Pro v1.8.8 Apk combines the features of Battery Monitor Widget, System Tuner, 3C Toggles and more into one easy-to-use giant toolbox to control, monitor and optimize your Android devices. 3C Toolbox Pro combines the features of many top-100 paid apps like Titanium Backup, Greenify, BetterBatteryStats, App2SD, Seeder, ROM Toolbox Pro, SetCPU, System Panel, Root Explorer, Autorun Manager, Terminal Emulator, Script Editor, SD Booster, BuildProp Editor, ATK and many more.
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Site provides product news, industry announcements and resources on 450mm wafer processing
SAN JOSE, Calif. — August 27, 2012 — SEMI today announced the introduction of 450 Central (www.semi.org/450), a web-based information service to help the semiconductor industry efficiently transition to 450mm-ready solutions and keep the industry informed of important news and perspectives on 450mm wafer processing. The information service will compile new product announcements, industry news, technology information, SEMI Standards updates, presentations, and other relevant information on 450mm wafer processing in one comprehensive website that is easily searchable.
The transition to 450mm wafer processing will be one of the most challenging and complex issues facing the $300+ billion semiconductor industry. Leading integrated device manufacturers, foundries, equipment and materials suppliers, and research consortia are beginning to invest heavily in the transition to 450mm wafer processing. Spending on 450mm R&D alone is estimated to range between $8 and $40 billion. Capital expenses for the first generation of high-volume manufacturing will probably exceed $25 billion as soon as 2016-2017. Leading equipment manufacturers, component and subsystem suppliers, technology providers and other SEMI members — plus leading chip manufacturers and industry consortia — have all expressed the need for greater communication and accurate information on 450 progress, plans and business opportunities.
"Robust communication throughout the supply chain is essential for a cost effective wafer size transition," said Jonathan Davis, president of the Semiconductor Business for SEMI. "450 Central provides the necessary link for accurate information for buyers, planners, suppliers, investors, and other key stakeholders in next generation wafer processing."
SEMI will work with all IDMs, industry consortia and suppliers to ensure accurate and timely information on 450mm developments. To provide new product, perspective or other information for consideration for inclusion on the 450 Central website, please send an email (with Word doc and graphic attached) to firstname.lastname@example.com
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SEMI is the global industry association serving the nano- and microelectronics manufacturing supply chains. Our 2,000 member companies are the engine of the future, enabling smarter, faster and more economical products that improve our lives. Since 1970, SEMI has been committed to helping members grow more profitably, create new markets and meet common industry challenges. SEMI maintains offices in Beijing, Bengaluru, Berlin, Brussels, Grenoble, Hsinchu, Moscow, San Jose, Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo, and Washington, D.C. For more information on SEMI, visit www.semi.org.
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Google's riches rely on ads, algorithms, and worldwide confusion
'Please ignore the cash machine behind the curtain'
The same logic applies to the Google "content network," a collection of third-party websites that ties into the AdWords program. In addition to serving ads onto its own search site, Google serves them onto other sites, offering those sites a cut of the AdWords pie.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin
In this case, ads aren't matched to keywords. They're matched to a site's content, and ultimately, it's Google that decides what's a match and what's not.
Many advertisers have great success on the content side. There are valid reasons to drive ad traffic through third-party sites. But it's a very different game than pure search advertising. People browsing content sites aren't actively searching for anything. They're just reading. This means that click-through-rates and conversion rates are often much lower. And since Google has complete control over matches, it's even harder to control where ads show up and where they don't.
Nonetheless, when advertisers sign up for AdWords, they're automatically included in the content network. And again, many don't realize it. They think they're bidding for nothing but keywords, when in fact they're bidding for placement on third-party content sites as well.
"All new search campaigns are automatically run on the Google content network unless an advertiser opts out," Google told us. "Contextual targeting is an extension of search advertising. Just as users can search for keywords on Google and see ads related to those keywords, visitors to content network sites can see ads related specifically to the content they are viewing on a web page."
Using something called "smart pricing," Google automatically tweaks bids for use on the content network. But once again, this doesn't always work in the advertiser's favor. "Google says that smart pricing will figure it all out, taking your search bids and turning them into content bids," says Aaron Wall, another well-known search marketing consultant. "But if you don't take the time to separate those bids, a lot of times you're going to get hosed."
"I do feel like Google duped me into the content network."
Chances are, an advertiser will inadvertently serve ads onto sites that have nothing to do with their ads. And by the time they realize this is going on - sometimes months down the road - they've already burned some serious cash. Six months passed before MuleSource's Rosenberg discovered that a majority of his ads were being served onto content sites, and a good portion of these sites clearly had nothing to do with his product.
In fact, many of the sites were obvious domain parkers, sites that do nothing but make money from ads. "You could tell just from their names," Rosenberg told us. These domain names included "1000jogos.com," "23qqw.cn," and "18.104.22.168."
"I do feel like Google duped me into the content network," Rosenberg, who spent close to $7,500 a month before discovering his ads were appearing on the content network, said. "You can get completely screwed - unless you go in and exclude irrelevant sites manually for every campaign you run." And of course, if you don't make such exclusions, Google reaps the benefits.


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Plenty of activities in Dedham
The Dedham Jr. Women�s Club continues its 2014 Arts at Endicott Summer Concert Series at 7 p.m. Wednesday, with the Houston Bernard Band. Concessions will be available.
Pawel Prezewlocki begins an eight session class at the Mother Brook Arts and Community Center on Monday on "Coloration, Perception, and Illusion" on Monday from 12:30-3:30 p.m. The class will be on Mondays and Thursdays in July.
Go out and kayak on the Charles River. The Recreation Department offers rentals from 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. on weekends starting at $10 an hour and $40 a day; call 781-751-9250. for availability.
Pick up some fresh food at the Dedham Farmers Market. The market is open on Wednesdays from noon to 6 p.m. at the intersection of High and Court streets.
Kings Dedham at Legacy Place is having a special bowling deal for Independence Day. Up to six people can bowl for an hour for $17.76 on Friday.
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Plenty of activities in Dedham