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The U.S. Postal Service is the latest government agency to embrace open-source software in an attempt to lower its information technology operating costs by standardizing its mainframe-based tracking system on the open-source — and less expensive — Linux operating system.
The Postal Service is moving 1,300 Sun Solaris midrange servers to a Hewlett-Packard Linux environment, using Novell's SUSE Linux on the mainframe and distributed computing platforms to forge greater interoperability between the two environments. Although Solaris itself is open source, the Post Office calculated greater savings could be enjoyed moving to the Linux platform, in terms of less-costly applications that run on Linux.
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Azarenka, Wozniacki through to Qatar quarters
World No. 1 and defending champion Victoria Azarenka has reached the quarter-finals of the Qatar Open by dispatching Christina McHale 6-0 6-0.
The 20-year-old McHale was completely outclassed by the Belarusian in one hour and seven minutes on court.
Amazingly the American came into the match with a 1-0 lead in the pair's head-to-head match-up on the WTA Tour.
However that statistic does not tell the whole story as Azarenka had to pull out of their 2010 meeting through injury when she had a one-set lead.
Azarenka will now face her first seeded opponent in this year's competition: No. 6 seed Sara Errani.
Errani defeated Daniela Hantuchova in her third round match 7-5 5-7 6-2 and gave notice to Azarenka that her serve is in impeccable form.
The 25-year-old from Bologna landed 94% of her first serves, meaning she only hit six second serves in the two hours and 37 minutes in which she was on court.
Caroline Wozniacki continued her dominance over Germany's Mona Barthel with a hard-fought 7-6(6) 6-3 victory in an hour and 45 minutes.
Barthel had lost both previous meetings between the two 22-year-olds but, aside from a first-round exit at the Australian Open, has been in consistent form in the first part of this year. She recently claimed the Open GDF Suez in Paris and reached the latter stages of the Auckland Open and Hobart International.
But Wozniacki gritted her teeth in the first set and saved seven of the nine break points against her whilst converting two of the four breakers she had. It earned her a tie-break and the world No. 10 showed better composure to take the set.
Wozniacki's ability to get herself out of a hole was needed in the second set too, even though she comfortably won in the end. This time she rescued six of the seven break points against her while needing five opportunities to win two games on her opponent's serve. Her win sets up a quarter-final clash with Agnieszka Radwanska.
No. 3 seed Maria Sharapova beat the Czech Republic's Klara Zakopalova 6-3 6-3 to set up her quarter-final with Australian No. 8 seed Sam Stosur. The Russian was not at her best and served nine double faults as well as facing 10 break points against her, however she saved seven of them.
Stosur was on court for only two minutes less than Sharapova in her 6-4 7-5 win over world No. 51 Svetlana Kuznetsova.
The Australian had only won one of their previous four meetings on the Tour, in 2009 in Toronto, and has just shaken off a thigh problem which impeded her in last weekend's Fed Cup tie with the Czech Republic.
Seed No. 2 Serena Williams kept her night's work to under an hour as she beat Urzula Radwanska 6-0 6-3. The 31-year-old from Florida faces No. 7 seed Petra Kvitova after the Czech player came from one set down to beat Russian Nadia Petrova 4-6 6-4 6-3.


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Briella Calafiore to Make Off-Broadway Appearance in MY BIG GAY ITALIAN WEDDING, 2/16
BRIELLA CALAFIORE makes an Off-Broadway appearance in Anthony J. Wilkinson's "My Big Gay Italian Wedding" on February 16th at St. Luke's Theatre for One Night Only.
Briella Calafiore is known for her outspoken free-spirit personality on Style Network's, Jerseylicious and Glam Fairy. A true lover of the beauty industry, she rejoices in helping women feel beautiful and regain their swag. She recently caught the acting bug, starring in Vagina Monologues and "Grimm Women", a modern take on The Brothers Grimm fairy tales. Although Briella's heart will always be in the beauty industry right now she's enjoying taking center stage and is optimistic to see where life and her career takes her.
Presented by Bianco Productions, the production is helmed by Emmy Award-winning director Sonia Blangiardo ("One Life To Live, "As the World Turns") and features original music and lyrics by David James Boyd and original choreography by J. Austin Eyer. Wilkinson and Daniel Robinson (Hairspray) star as the respective grooms, Anthony Pinnunziato and Andrew Polinski, with recording artists Kim Sozzi ("Feel Your Love") and Judy Torres ("No Reason To Cry") alternating the role of Aunt Toniann.
My Big Gay Italian Wedding satirizes the controversy surrounding same-sex marriage while drawing on larger than life gay and Italian characters. Anthony Pinnunziato, a gay Italian-American from a large chaotic family, wants to marry his boyfriend Andrew Polinski in a traditional Italian ceremony. Anthony's overbearing mother won't give her blessing unless Andrew's estranged mother also gives her blessing and the ceremony is performed by a priest. Matters are further complicated by Andrew's ex-boyfriend, intent on breaking up the couple."
The cast also includes Brett Douglas as Maurizio, Donna Castellano as Angela, Joe Scanio as Joseph, Meridith Cullen as Maria, Justin Flexen as Gregorio, Liz Gerecitano as Lucia, Meagan Robar as Connie, Drew Little as Mario, Michael Gellert as Frankie, Erik Ransom as Rodney and Chad Kessler as Father Rosalia with ensemble members Paul Moon and Leah Gerstel.
My Big Gay Italian Wedding performs at St. Luke's Theatre (308 West 46th Street, between 8th and 9th Avenues) every Saturday at 8pm. Tickets are $69.50, including $1.50 restoration fee, and are available through Telecharge.com or by phone at 212/239-6200.
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FULTON, Mo. -- The men's basketball team picked up a critical win Tuesday night, as they topped Westminster 103-96 in double overtime. Jonas McBride posted a game-high 27 points to pace the Panther effort.
Greenville trailed 38-34 at the half but pushed the game to overtime tied at 78. After the first overtime, the score stood at 87-87 before the Panthers outscored Westminster by nine in the second extra session.
Markeith Brown continued his season's strong offensive efforts, posting 21 points in the win. Jordan Smith added 17 points. Simon Martin added 10 rebounds to lead both teams.
An 84 percent performance from the free throw line was important to the win as Greenville made 32 of its 38 free throws.
The Panthers third straight win evened their conference mark at 2-2 and pushed their season record to 6-5. The men play Fontbonne on Thursday night at home beginning at 8 p.m.


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GALENA, Ohio (WSYX/WTTE) — Ohio State Highway Patrol said two teens were killed in a crash in Delaware County Monday morning, and investigators were determining whether one of the drivers was texting before the fatal collision.
According to OSHP, the crash involving two cars killed two teens and injured two others. Highway Patrol said the teens killed were traveling northbound in a Toyota when their car crossed the center lane, swerving into the path of an oncoming Jeep.
OSHP Lt. Pirrone said investigators were working to determine if the driver was texting before the crash. Speed was not believed to be a factor.
A 19-year-old and a 12-year-old she was babysitting were in the Jeep. Both were injured and taken to area hospitals. Troopers say their injuries are not life-threatening.
The identities of the victims who died have not been released, but Olentangy Liberty High School confirmed the two teens were rising seniors at the school. "We are deeply saddened by the tragic news of the passing of two of our Liberty High School students this morning. In the coming days we will do everything possible to support our students and families," Superintendent Mark Raiff said in a statement.


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"There has been a long standing rumor regarding NASA running Fedora which all of us in the Fedora community have been always intrigued by. Is it true? What are they doing with it there? Why don't they run RHEL. Fortunately enough, a couple of weeks ago, I got to experience NASA behind the scenes, first hand, and hang out with the coolest members of the Fedora community, and find out the answer to these questions and lots more."


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Jim Buterbaugh, PhD, 71 - October 24, 2007
Jim George Buterbaugh, Ph.D., 71, of Salt Lake City, UT, formerly of Gothenburg, died Monday, Oct. 15, 2007.
A celebration of life service was held on Oct. 20 at the First Presbyterian Church at Salt Lake City. Graveside services will be held at a later date at Gothenburg.
Buterbaugh was born on March 20, 1936, at Kearney to Miles and Myrna Buterbaugh.
He grew up in Gothenburg and graduated from Kearney State College. He was employed as a high school principal and a radio announcer.
Buterbaugh received his doctorate of philosophy in instructional system and learning resources from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and was director of the Instructional Media Center.
He served as president of the Consortium of College and University Media Centers from 1976-1977 and was chairman of the Educational Systems and Learning Resource Center at the University of Utah. He also owned and operated the Meller Drammer, a summer stock theater in South Dakota for 10 years.
Buterbaugh was a member of the REO Club of America Inc. in the Salt Lake community. His life was enriched with photography, Old World Santa and Utah Jesters and Clowns of America, where he was known as "Buffy B. Esquire." He was a church media development coordinator and an active owner in Eagle Springs East Lodge at Solitude Mountain Resort Village.
?He was also involved in lighting and sound production during the Emmy award-winning Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2002 Winter Olympics. He worked as a docent at the Olympic Cauldron Park.
Buterbaugh was proceeded in death by his parents, Miles and Myrna Buterbaugh.
Survivors include: his wife of 51 years, Nancy Ann (Wise); children—Kimberly (James) Andrews, Lance Buterbaugh and Marc Buterbaugh; grandchildren—Alyson Marie, Amelia Alta, Austin Marc and Anna Sophia; a sister, Jill (Marvin) Franzen; several nieces and nephews.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at Everlasting Memorial at: www.mem.com.
In lieu of flowers, memorials are suggested to the First Presbyterian Church: 12th N and C Street, Salt Lake City, UT 84103.
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Human tasks are created from a template and carry a payload of task specific data. The task template provides the rendering for the task. HTS provides an API to create custom task templates and provides some by default.
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Nutrition is key to becoming an overall healthy triathlete, but it becomes even more important on race day for fueling performance, avoiding GI issues and recovering from your efforts. Follow this sample menu, suggested by nutrition and performance coach Krista Austin, Ph.D., for guidelines on how to eat on race day. You will want to test-run your nutrition/meals during training so there are no surprises. A cardinal rule in triathlon: Don't do or try anything new on race day.
Night Before The Race
5:30 p.m. Low-fiber dinner: White spaghetti with a low-fat meat marinara sauce and white bread rolls; or rice and lean meat with a low-fat sauce. Drink electrolyte beverages.
Why: "Energy-rich carbohydrate helps top off glycogen stores for race day, and all of the meal helps minimize the chance of GI distress," Austin says.
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1. Eat a relatively early dinner, no later than 12 hours before your race start if possible.
2. Make carbohydrates (rice, pasta, bread, veggies) the focal point of your pre-race dinner, but don't feel compelled to gorge on them.
3. Avoid foods you seldom eat. Try to eat something similar to the type of dinner you normally eat before a big day of training.
4. Consider choosing a "ritual" dinner that you re-create more or less exactly before every race. This can calm pre-race anxiety and put you in the right mind frame to compete.
5. Don't drink too much water (or other fluid). You are not a camel. You cannot store water. Overhydrating will only necessitate sleep-ruining bathroom trips during the night.
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The Dallas Cowboys signed undrafted free-agent Auburn S Ryan Smith, Illinois State OT Josh Aladenoye, Northern Illinois DE Joe Windsor, Tennessee LB Dontavis Sapp, South Carolina OG Ronald Patrick, Akron OT Jarrod Pughsley, Auburn P Cody Mandell, Ferris State S Marvin Robinson, San Jose State LB Keith Smith, Bloomsburgh OG Brian Clarke, Louisiana State FB J.C. Copeland, Missouri WR L'Damian Washington, Cincinnati OL Andre Cureton, Iowa LS Casey Kreiter, Bethel CB Jocquel Skinner and Vanderbilt WR Chris Boyd. Terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
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JOLIET – Moments after he screamed in court, "I did not kill Kathleen," Drew Peterson was sentenced Thursday to 38 years in prison for the 2004 murder of his third wife Kathleen Savio.
Peterson had faced as much as 60 years, but Judge Edward Burmila said he gave Peterson some consideration for his years as a police officer and his service in the military.
The sentence was handed down after Peterson, who did not testify at this trial, made an emotional appeal to the judge, at times appearing to choke up.
Peterson began by telling the judge, "Good day, my name is Drew Peterson. I hope I don't aggravate the situation here, but I have a lot of things to be said." Then he screamed, "I did not kill Kathleen!"
"Yes, you did," a woman said.
"Ma'am, I'd like you to leave the courtroom," Burmila said. "And Mr. Peterson, don't make any outbursts that are designed to aggravate people."
"I'm sorry, your honor. I must have been woozy," Peterson said.
Peterson said he was the victim of an unjust and invasive police investigation that ignored or lost evidence that could have shown his innocence. He accused the state police of falsifying police reports.
"What they did uncover was rumors, gossip, outrageous lies and, most importantly, unreliable hearsay. Hearsay that pierced three privileges that have stood for centuries," Peterson said.
Peterson bitterly complained that the Rev. Neil Schori betrayed his promise never to repeat anything that was said by Peterson or his missing fourth wife, Stacy. Schori had testified at the trial.
Savio's divorce attorney Harry Smith, who testified about a conversation with Stacy before she disappeared, "gave up privileged information from both Kathy and Stacy, like it was yesterday's garbage," he said. "Ultimately, it led to my conviction.
"Hearsay is a scary thing. There's no proof. Anything can be said and nobody's accountable for the truth," Peterson said.
Susan Doman described her sister as a "rock" and told the court she looked up to Savio, even though Savio was younger. She also expressed her anger toward Peterson.
"He showed no remorse," she said. "For years I watched Peterson parade on TV, radio, photo shoots, and (that) radio promotion to win a date with him. That was a big joke to him. And he loved all the attention.
"Your honor, the defendant shows no remorse to this day for the horrible crime that he did to my sister Kathleen. This senseless action is inexcusable. I am placing my trust that you will give Kathleen justice once and for all."
Peterson, 59, was convicted last fall of drowning his third wife in her bathtub.
In arguing for a maximum sentence, Will County State's Attorney James Glasgow reminded the judge about the damage done to his young children with Peterson's missing fourth wife, Stacy. Prosecutors have said they believe Peterson killed Stacy and could seek charges in that case.
"Not only is their mother gone, but also their father is gone, as he sits before you," Glasgow said.
Defense attorney Joseph Lopez then argued for a lenient sentence for his client.
Lopez reminded the judge that Peterson will have to serve 100 percent of his sentence, not a percentage of it. And he reminded the judge that the primary goal of prison is "restoring a person to useful citizenship."
"Another goal of sentencing, as the court knows, is deterrence," Lopez said.
But crimes committed by jealous lovers or spouses happen all the time, and sending Peterson, who maintains his innocence, to prison for the rest of his life won't stop that, Lopez said.
"This is as old as the beginning of the birth of emotions such as jealously and rage," Lopez said. "It's not going to have any deterrent, because it happens over and over again."


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The Buzzwords of George W. Bush
How he spins the issues.
Slate is running several series of short features explaining who the 2004 presidential candidates are, what they're saying, and where they propose to take the country. The first series summarized their personal and professional backgrounds. This series analyzes their pet phrases, candidate by candidate. Today's subject is George W. Bush.
Hot on their trail/got them on the run
Example: "We're bringing al-Qaida to justice. And for those we haven't brought to justice yet, we're hot on their trail. We're close by. We've got them on the run, and we'll keep them on the run" (speech, June 19, 2003).
What it means: They're at large.
What it hides: If we were hot on their trail, they wouldn't still be at large.
Subtext: We've got 'em right where we want 'em—wherever that is.
Tax relief
Example: "To get our economy going again, we have twice led the Congress to pass historic tax relief for the American people" (speech at a Bush-Cheney fund-raiser, June 23, 2003).
What it means: Tax cuts.
What it hides: Relief for some people means budget cuts for others.
Subtext: I'm not giving money to taxpayers; I'm taking less of it from them.
Example: "Thank you for letting me come by to talk about … the opportunities and the chances of modernizing Medicare. … I want to spend some time talking about the historic opportunity we have to modernize Medicare on behalf of America's seniors. … We're modernizing Medicare" (speech, June 30, 2003).
Synonym: Reform.
What it means: Change.
What it hides: The reason we're changing Medicare is that it's too expensive. Guess what that means.
Subtext to old people: Medicare is too old and cumbersome.
Subtext to young people: Grandma is too old and cumbersome.
Death tax
Example: "I commend the House of Representatives for acting to permanently eliminate the death tax. The death tax results in unfair double taxation of income. … Permanently eliminating the death tax is an important step toward increasing fairness in the tax code and promoting economic security" (statement, June 18, 2003).
What it means: The estate tax.
What it hides: Unless you're worth more than $7 million, supporters of the "death tax" aren't proposing to tax your death.
Subtext: Don't think of dead rich people as rich people. Think of them as dead people.
Example: "My hope is to change the culture from one that has said, 'If it feels good, do it; if you've got a problem, blame somebody else,' to one in which every single American understands that he or she are responsible for the decisions that you make. …You're responsible for being involved with the quality of the education of your children. You're responsible for making sure the community in which you live is safe" (speech, June 17, 2003).
What it means: You're responsible.
What it hides: Therefore, I'm not.
Subtext: It feels good to blame somebody else for the culture of irresponsibility.
Previous buzzword reviews: Carol Moseley Braun, Howard Dean, John Edwards, Dick Gephardt, Bob Graham, John Kerry, Dennis Kucinich. Joe Lieberman, Al Sharpton.


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In a letter to the two chairmen, the organizations said attempts to re-introduce new payment limit provisions or transfer funding from commodity titles to other provisions would substantially alter policies in the new farm law.
The letter was sent to Rep. C.W. "Bill" Young (D-Fla.), chairman of the House Committee on Appropriations, and Rep. Henry Bonilla (R-Texas), chairman of that committee's Subcommittee on Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration and Related Agencies.
The groups said any proposals to modify the policies in the Farm Security and Rural Investment Act of 2002 will undermine the effectiveness of that measure, which was signed into law on May 13.
The letter noted that the new farm law, which fully complies with the Concurrent Resolution on the Budget for Fiscal Year 2002, also meets the following key objectives:
1) Thwarts the need for future economic emergency assistance programs; 2) provides an adequate safety net for producers; 3) more sufficiently funds conservation programs; and 4) provides additional funding for rural development and research.
"The new farm bill provides an enhanced, predictable financial safety net in times of low prices, but the addition of a counter-cyclical provision ensures federal funds are only made available when low market prices trigger financial assistance," the letter stated. "Any change in the levels and schedule of financial assistance will be detrimental to farm income and would surely undermine the confidence of lenders and suppliers. Farmers and ranchers must be given the opportunity to regain their footing and must be provided with a reliable safety net."
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Before launching into Bob Dylan's timeless ballad, "Knockin' on Heaven's Door," along with guitarists, mandolinists, bassists, and ukulelists from around Hudson County, musician and local guitar shop owner James Mastro ran through the list of town's from which people came to play on Thursday night.
"Is Jersey City ready? Is Weehawken ready? Am I missing anyone?" Mastro joked, before the crowd shouted back, "Hoboken!"
Music has always been an important aspect of this city's cultural DNA, and never was that more apparent than when well over 100 guitarists answered Mastro's call to attempt to break the record for most people playing one song at one time. With Dylan set to make an historic appearance on Pier A Friday night along with Wilco and My Morning Jacket, Mastro chose "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" to be the record breaker.
"We decided to turn our regular jam into Bob Fest." – James Mastro
Mastro and other employees and instructors at his shop, the Guitar Bar, hold an annual concert on the riverfront, but Mastro said that when he heard Bob Dylan would play a concert in Hoboken, he decided to make this year's show a bit more special.
"When they announced that Dylan would be coming to Hoboken, it was kind of shocking," said Mastro. "So around the store we were doing this countdown to Dylan, and we decided to turn our regular jam into Bob Fest, and the idea sort of just came out of that."
The record for most people playing guitar at once, according to Mastro, was set by over 2,000 San Franciscans performing "This Land is Your Land," so while breaking the record was a bit of a long shot all along, Mastro said not trying would have been a waste of a fun opportunity.
"We just sort of threw down the gauntlet," he said.
Musicians from Hoboken and Jersey City seemed to enjoy the event.
"I've been coming to this for years but this is too much fun. It's a great opportunity to commune with the local musician populations," said Jersey City resident Max Feinstein.
"It's very interactive, and I think it introduces Dylan's music to a generation that doesn't know it as well," said John O'Toole, of Hoboken. "One of the best things about Dylan is the ease with which you can play a lot of his songs – they're three or four chords."
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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras (AP) — Honduras' president on Friday accused a group led by a powerful publishing magnate of plotting to repeat "the crisis of 2009," when his predecessor, Manuel Zelaya, was whisked out of the country at gunpoint in a civilian coup.
President Porfirio Lobo, speaking at a military event, did not use the word coup, but referred several times to the June 2009 incident that caused a political and economic crisis in this Central American country that in many ways has still not been resolved.
Both drug trafficking and killing have risen since then in Honduras, where two-thirds of the 8.2 million people live in poverty. With a homicide rate of 91 per 100,000 residents, it is often called the most violent country in the world.
Lobo said he knows who is meeting and how, though he did not say why they were conspiring or whether they were planning to overthrow his government. Lobo has accused groups in the past of plotting against him without providing details.
"What they're doing is a danger to the country," he said. "These citizens have not learned. We had a crisis in 2009 and they want to repeat it in 2012."
Gen. Rene Osorio, chief of the armed forces, appeared with Lobo, saying he supports the president. He said he has provided Lobo with intelligence reports but said they are confidential.
"In the armed forces, no one is thinking about a coup d'etat," Osorio said. "We will continue to inform the president with investigation and intelligence to give him our support."
In 2009, the populist-leaning Zelaya was seized at gunpoint by soldiers and flown out of the country in a coup that had wide support among the political elites, including members of Zelaya's own political party.
Zelaya, who lived in exile but has since returned and formed his own political party, expressed support for Lobo on Friday. "In Honduras, we have a dictatorship by the oligarchy," he said.
A rich landowner like Lobo, Zelaya angered the business elite that had run Honduras for decades with a campaign to rewrite the constitution, promising the poor they would get a voice in shaping the future of the country. He also closely aligned himself with leftist Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez.
Zelaya was deposed when he ignored a Supreme Court order to cancel a referendum on his grandiose plan.
Lobo was democratically elected in a previously scheduled election later that year and took office in January 2010.
He has been at odds with the same Supreme Court that supported Zelaya's ouster. The court shot down Lobo's plans to build private cities as a means of attracting investment and economic development. The Supreme Court next week is also expected to reject Lobo's plan to clean up the corrupt Honduran national police, which are often involved in killings and organized crime.
Lobo said the leader of the conspiracy is Jorge Canahuati, owner of Grupo Opsa, which publishes El Heraldo and La Prensa, the country's two largest daily newspapers.
Canahuati denied any involvement in a statement published on his newspapers' websites. It called Lobo's comments reckless, unfounded and intimidating and said they are "endangering freedom of expression."


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The Boeuf Floodway, authorized by the provisions adopted in section 702a of this title, shall be abandoned as soon as the Eudora Floodway, provided for in Flood Control Committee Document Numbered 1, Seventy-fourth Congress, first session, is in operative condition and the back protection levee recommended in said document, extending north from the head of the Eudora Floodway, shall have been constructed.
Source(June 15, 1936, ch. 548, § 2,49 Stat. 1509.)
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For abandonment of Boeuf Floodway and Eudora Floodway as well as Northward Extension and back protection levee extending from head of Eudora Floodway north to Arkansas River and repeal of provisions relating to prosecution of work, see section 702a–12 of this title.
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Introduce learners to Cubesats - much smaller (1000 cm3) satellites that are being used to gather scientific data and enhance NASA's space exploration goals. This series of short YouTube videos provides background information, size comparisons,... (View More) component and construction details, and the science behind this new generation of satellites. Includes links to related resources and background information. The Real World series of NASA eClips™ connects classroom mathematics to 21st century careers and innovations and are designed for students to develop an appreciation for mathematics through real-world problem-solving. (View Less)
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The Global Precipitation Mission (GPM) collects rain, snow and other precipitation data worldwide every three hours. This short (4:17 minute) video introduces learners to the role of GPM and it's partner satellites in gathering precipitation data... (View More) and the role of Goddard's Precipitation Processing System (PPS) in compiling that data into unified global data sets. (View Less)
In a one minute time lapse video, viewers are shown the assembly sequence of the Global Precipitation Measurement satellite from its 2011 beginning at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland to its 2014 launch at Tanegashima Space Center in Japan.
This article provides a brief introduction to solar energy, explains its benefits, and culminates in a description of the work being done by a group of volunteers, (the "Sun power people") who help install solar panels on homes in California. The... (View More) Climate Kids website is a NASA education resource featuring articles, videos, images and games focused on the science of climate change. (View Less)
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Because of a few books I suffered through in high school, I didn't used to think I could enjoy historical fiction. Neither did I realize, apparently, that I liked steampunk — partly because I wasn't even 100% sure what the label even meant when I first saw it used on librarian listservs. But, considering what a huge nerd I am for Firefly and how much I loved Kenneth Oppel's Airborn series, it is apparent that I liked steampunk even before I realized it was classified as such! Luckily, I have some awesome teen readers who clue me in on the books they love and think I should be reading, too, because they're why I finally got around to reading Leviathan. Thank goodness I listened, because this book was awesome! It's just too bad that I somehow managed to forget to post a review about this book back when I read it [about 2 years ago]… Luckily, I have the ability to fix that oversight right now.
In this alternate history of World War I, the German forces [called Clankers] used steam-powered war machines like tanks and the Allied forces [called Darwinists] utilized living creatures as war machines. The Leviathan, for example, was an airship made from a living whale-like creature. Though it looked much like a Zeppelin, it was MUCH cooler because it depended on a complex ecosystem in which the waste-products of smaller organisms [living inside] to provide the helium-like substance that made it float. Add that to the fact that people were walking around inside the beast/ship, and it's not hard to understand why a science geek like me was just as enthralled by the Darwinists' creations as I was with the whole rest of the story! If you like action and adventure, and you're not opposed to possibly learning something about world history, this is a book you should probably read. (Just be sure to check out the author's note in which Westerfeld explains which events/facts were true to history and which he created for the sake of his story.)
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The Vintage Tea Party Year by Angel Adoree
Flipping through the pages of Angel Adoree's The Vintage Tea Party Year is a bit like walking through an antique shop filled with enchanted treasures and reminders of days gone by. Add some delectable recipes, glamorous hairdos, and craft projects, and you have the makings of a memorable party — or 12 parties, to precise. Adoree has a plan for every occasion, whether it's tea for two, a wedding party, or an outdoor picnic.
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• Who wrote it: Angel Adoree
• Who published it: Mitchell Beazley
• Number of recipes: 130
• Recipes for right now: Brandy Snaps with Rhubarb Syllabub, Elderflower & Orange Afternoon Teacake, Pimm's Iced Tea, Sticky Chicken Skewers with Pea & Watercress Soup, Thyme Punch
• Other highlights: This is a follow-up to Adoree's The Vintage Tea Party Book and like that work, it's brimming with vintage style and British sensibility. Twelve parties are presented here, loosely one for every month of the year and every life milestone. There's a Children's Tea Party, Coming of Age Tea Party, Bachelorette Party, Wedding Tea Party, and Mom-To-Be Tea Party, as well as celebrations for holidays like New Year, Valentine's Day, and Christmas. For the guys, there's even a Gentlemen's Tea Party.
Each chapter begins with a beautifully designed invitation and thank you card that you can photocopy from the book or download from Adoree's Vintage Patisserie website. These are followed by elegant and fun recipes often based on British classics like Victoria sponge, Pimm's Cup, Eton Mess, scones, jellies, and rarebit. In addition to the food, each chapter has tutorials for themed fashions and crafts like hairstyles, decorations, hats and gloves.
Even if you don't throw your tea parties exactly as Adoree has laid out, her book is an inspiring example of how "throwing a fabulous party is about creating a vision and bringing it to life."
• Who would enjoy this book? party hosts, vintage style lovers, Anglophiles
Find the book at your local library, independent bookstore, or Amazon: The Vintage Tea Party Year by Angel Adoree
• Visit the author's website: Vintage Patisserie
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text: A Day in Agriculture October 5, 2011 12:15 PM Tweet Nearly every American can sing the famous song "America the Beautiful." However, many overlook the fact that the words refer to the work of America's farmers: "O beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties, above the fruited plain." On Sept. 29, www.agweb.com gave farmers and ranchers a unique opportunity to connect with their fellow Americans and begin a conversation about how and where food is produced. "A Day in Agriculture," a virtual event hosted by AgWeb, engaged farmers and ranchers from all 50 states to provide firsthand reports from the fields, barns and businesses that raise and deliver food across the U.S. All facets of agriculture participated in the day, sharing videos, photos and articles about conventional and organic livestock and crop production. Social media also played a vital role in the day's conversation. Where food comes from. From the nutritional value of the local school lunch menu to the purity of apple juice, food is a hot discussion topic for many Americans. What often gets left out of the discussion, however, is where that food really originates and who exactly is responsible for producing it," explains Greg Vincent, AgWeb editor. "This virtual event connected those faces—and real farms—to the food we eat." "AgDay" TV host Clinton Griffiths gave an accurate portrayal of the day's mood in the event's promotional video when he said, "Many call it farm country; around here, we just call it home." The event was supported by Farmers Feeding the World, a nonprofit initiative of the Farm Journal Foundation, which is devoted to hunger relief and educating the public about modern agriculture's role in food security. Far and wide. More than 60 of the nearly 200 submissions were collected directly from farmers throughout the day. They shared photos of their farms, their families and their lives. Many also submitted videos that they produced themselves, explaining what goes on during a typical day on their farm. In addition to farmers, others in the industry chimed in, showcasing how each sector touches consumers daily. The American Farm Bureau Federation and several of its state affiliates participated in the program by providing content and organizing farmers to submit their stories. Farm Journal Media team members joined in the celebration, submitting videos, photos and stories highlighting the nation's most productive industry. Food consumers were given an opportunity to connect with agriculture on a very real level—from almonds in California, wine in Nevada and a local grocery in New York City to cheese in Wisconsin, eggs in Missouri and grain in the Cornbelt. The engagement continued beyond the farm gate and spread to the social media sphere. Facebook and Twitter were buzzing with posts about "A Day in Agriculture." More than 170 farmers posted about their day on Twitter. Another 100 industry stakeholders also used the hashtag #dayinag to post about the agribusiness sector. Interactive Map of Agriculture Across the Country The social media conversation sparked discussions from all sides of food issues. For example, a food reform advocate in New York City interacted with a farmer on Twitter who helped answer her questions about egg production. "I am learning today!" Leslie Henry posted on her Twitter feed. Illinois farmer Cheryl Day took time out of her afternoon to help Henry learn about labeling and food safety. "That is what the day was all about," Vincent says, "helping to dispel many of the common myths that people have about food production." Reach out . "This event speaks magnitudes about two very important things: first, that farmers and ranchers are eager and excited to talk with the end consumer about what they do, and second, that the end consumer is hungry to learn more about how agriculture really works," says Farm Journal Foundation chairman Andy Weber. "The Day in Agriculture event was unique because it allowed producers and consumers to connect in real life and in real time." AgWeb and Farmers Feeding the World hope the conversation continues as farmers and ranchers keep reaching out to those who consume the food they grow and raise. Back to news


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The life of an enigmatic seabird
One of the great North American ornithological mysteries in recent history was solved not by a scientist or a birder, but by a tree-trimmer. Working in an ancient Douglas fir in California's Big Basin Redwoods State Park, Hoyt Foster began to lop off a limb 148 feet above ground when suddenly he was confronted by a "squashed-up porcupine with a beak sticking out." The "porcupine" was a marbled murrelet, a chunky seabird whose nesting habits had confounded the scientific community until that afternoon in 1974. Because of that discovery, and subsequent research, the marbled murrelet (pronounced "mer-lit") is now known to nest almost exclusively in the fragmented old-growth forests along the Pacific Northwest.
Author Maria Mudd Ruth presents an entertaining investigation of this elusive member of the auk family. Ruth unravels the history of the bird's nesting conundrum and explores the daunting challenges it faces. Ninety percent of the marbled murrelet's original habitat of old-growth canopy has fallen to logging. The bird spends most of its life at sea, where it faces oil pollution and fishing nets. Despite apparently high numbers — a million birds, 90 percent of them in Alaska — biologists have real concerns about the species' continued existence. In Washington, Oregon and California, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service lists the marbled murrelet as threatened.
After numerous trips with researchers to study the marbled murrelet, Ruth wonders, "Is it hubris to think that we can recover a species that began evolving some twelve million years ago during the Miocene? … Perhaps no one really expects to recover this bird, but they cannot bring themselves to stop trying."


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In new land peanut production it is critical to add liquid inoculants to insure adequate nitrogen in the soil for optimum peanut production. When to use nitrogen-fixing inoculants and what type are key management decisions for peanut producers.
The end of the peanut allotment program in the 2002 farm bill created dramatic shifts in where peanuts are grown in the United States. In the upper South, the end of the tobacco program, created more new opportunities for peanuts on land that traditionally produced tobacco.
On new land, or land that has been out of peanuts for more than three years, use of liquid inoculants is critical to optimum yields and quality. On new land peanuts, it is common to see yield increases of 1,500 pounds per acre using in-row liquid inoculants.
Whether inoculants pay on land in which peanuts have been in a two- or three-year rotation with corn or cotton depends on the yield potential of the land, according to Jay Chapin, South Carolina peanut specialist.
"In South Carolina in 2006 we will still have a lot of land that has never had a peanut on it. Tests in 2005 on land that has never had peanuts showed 1,000 pounds per acre yield boost on land with good residual nitrogen using liquid inoculants," he notes. On land without good residual nitrogen, up to 1,500 pounds of peanuts per acre more than check plots were common.
Though there is little difference among the liquid inoculants used in the South Carolina tests, Chapin notes that liquid inoculants consistently provided 1,000 pounds per acre yield increase over check plots, compared to 500 pounds per acre yield increase using granular inoculants.
"We really didn't see much difference in nodule counts from the different liquid inoculants in our tests, but the difference between any of the liquid products and any of the granular products was dramatic," Chapin emphasizes.
Cheaper is not always better, Chapin says, in selecting which inoculant to use. "In these times price is always important, but if you have had good results from an inoculant and good service from the company that sells it, my advice is to stick with them," Chapin notes.
The South Carolina specialist says to avoid using chlorinated water and be sure application equipment is working properly. Unless there is a good reason to tank-mix something with the inoculant — don't do it.
For growers who started with peanuts in 2003 and are coming back to peanuts after two-year rotations, it is a new world when considering using inoculants. "If you are coming back to peanuts after two years out, you will not see the same yellowing from nitrogen deficiency that is so evident on first year peanuts," Chapin stresses.
Whether using inoculants on rotated land is cost efficient is highly dependent on the land. On land capable of producing high yields, 300 to 400 pounds per acre increases every third or fourth year, may be economically sound — it depends a lot on the operation, Chapin notes.
The Clemson scientist reminds peanut producers that inoculants are living organisms and providing an optimum environment for the bacteria to live and do their work is critical to the success of the product.
The increased yield from nitrogen-fixing inoculants comes from a variety of sources. Earlier nodulation, more uniform stand and vigor of plants are factors that have been proven in tests across the peanut producing belts.
On peanut land without adequate nitrogen-fixing bacteria, seed are planted and seedlings develop. Over a period of time, the plant develops a physiological need for nitrogen, recognizes nitrogen-fixing organisms in the soil, and after active molecules become available and absorbed by the plant, seedlings emerge from the soil to create a stand.
On peanut land deficient of nitrogen-fixing microbes but inoculated with these organisms, the peanut plant skips these multiple steps, absorbs available nitrogen molecules and seedling emerge. Similar steps are skipped in vegetative growth and fruiting on land with adequate nitrogen fixation.
Sidney Fox of Nitragin Incorporated says additional benefits of using an inoculant come at harvest. "Hull scrape tests in Georgia and Texas showed that peanuts treated with Optimize Lift matured several days earlier than untreated peanuts. This means that peanuts can be dug earlier, providing growers a good harvest management tool, especially if they grow multiple crops with similar harvest windows."


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2013 NRL Match Previews - Round 15
Paul's previews are in for the shortened NRL Round 15. Still lots of good contests potentially ruined by missing Origin players.
Check out Paul's analysis and tips below and see how yours compare. Share your thoughts with @LeagueUnlimited on Twitter, or tweet Paul directly @Pavorka!
Look back through the NRL teamlists for Round 15 here, and check back here on the weekend for LIVE updates of each game.
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs v Sydney Roosters
ANZ Stadium, Friday 7:45pm
Round 15 kicks off with what should have been another gripping chapter to one of the great rivalries of the NRL, the 'Dogs and the Chooks. In their last meeting, a much hyped and much anticipated round 6 match at Allianz Stadium quickly turned into a bloodbath with the Roosters winning 38-0. Since that night, the 'Dogs have won 7 from 8, including 4 in the trot to sit 7th on the ladder. The Roosters have hardly skipped a beat either and are still placed in the top 4.
Unfortunately, the two teams in this run of good form won't be the teams you see on Friday night. The rep calendar has destroyed this match but both forward packs are relatively intact so be prepared of another physical contest between two powerhouses of the NRL. The Bulldogs are heavy favourites to exact revenge and with Trent Hodkinson outplaying the replacement Roosters halves combo of Dan Mortimer and Mitch Aubusson, they will.
My tip: Bulldogs 20-12
Wests Tigers v Canberra Raiders
Campbelltown Sports Stadium, Saturday 7:30pm
Tough to watch the Tigers last Monday night. Firstly because it may have been labelled in this 'column' as an 'upset of the week' and secondly because they looked like little boys playing against men. A number of soft tries in their match against the Broncos last week but more importantly, little to no resolve in their defensive middle. The Tigers simply were not tough enough and this must have been very hard to swallow for a proud club.
Well, things will only get tougher if the Tigers can't harden up this week and the loyal Campbelltown crowd may not like what they see. The Raiders are coming to town on Saturday night in Sydney's west and even with Josh Papalii on rep duties; you won't find a harder pack of forwards than the Green Machine. They'll do plenty of damage and then Terry Campese and co will take over against a retreating defensive line. Campo a standout.
My tip: Raiders 30-20
Parramatta Eels v South Sydney Rabbitohs
ANZ Stadium, Sunday 3:00pm
Sunday afternoon at ANZ Stadium has the table topping Bunnies heading west to face the NRLs cellar dwellers, the Eels. Parra fans surely are at their wits end. They've not finished higher than 8th since 2008 and have delivered plenty of reserve grade level performances already this year. Now, Eels fans are expected to wait another year with coach Ricky Stuart essentially treating this season as a write-off.
Well, what better way to promote this blockbuster than to inspire your members to get out to the game the way Parramatta have. South Sydney, by contrast, have rewarded their long suffering fans with a remarkable season so far and even with their try scorers missing from this match, they'll be very, very hard to beat. Adam Reynolds and Issac Luke lead the way again here as Parramatta again realises they paid for the wrong halfback.
My tip: Rabbitohs 28-8
Gold Coast Titans v Melbourne Storm
Skilled Park, Monday 7:00pm
Monday night football comes from Skilled Park to close out round 15 and with a much anticipated origin II only 48 hours after this match; you'll forgive NRL fans for not being too engaged here. Pity, there is plenty to like about the contrasting styles of the Titans and the Storm. Melbourne have been as good as ever in defence and will bring that same attitude to Robina, while the Titans have shown some streaks of excitement with the ball.
So, with the Storm development structure being tested here, we welcome five eighth Ben Hampton to first grade to partner a man 10 years his senior, Brett Finch. Fantastic. What better way to make your debut than right next to Finch for a weekend in the Gold Coast. Hampton will come away from his time with Finch a smoking, drinking, giggling, bona fide 1st grader. Long may it continue. On the field, the Titans are favourites and their spine should outscore the replacements from Melbourne.
My tip: Titans 18-12
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Vermont's muzzleloader antlerless deer hunting permit applications are now available on the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department's website.
A quick-link to the information and application is provided on the home page.
"It's a really quick and easy process that ensures your entry is immediately entered into the lottery," said Deer Project Leader Adam Murkowski. "Plus, it saves postage. We encourage you to use the online application because it is more efficient for you and for us. Be sure to apply before the Aug. 29 deadline."
The Fish and Wildlife Board met on June 19 and approved the number of December muzzleloader permits at 14,400 for 20 of the state's 24 Wildlife Management Units, to allow antlerless hunting during the archery season in all WMUs except WMU-E, and to allow any deer to be taken during youth deer hunting weekend.
Biologists expect hunters who receive the permits will take about 2,469 antlerless deer in the muzzleloader season and an estimated additional 3,333 antlerless deer in youth and archery seasons.
"The past two winters have been below average in severity, and these conditions are beneficial to Vermont's deer herd. Therefore, it is important that hunters continue to harvest antlerless deer to ensure the number of deer remains appropriate for the available habitat in each of Vermont's 24 Wildlife Management Units," said Murkowski.


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Staff members of the University of Chicago Medicine Department of Pathology offer a variety of specialized diagnostic services and other patient care services. For the purpose of these functions, the department is divided into three major sections: Anatomical Pathology, Clinical Pathology, and Genomic and Molecular Pathology.
The Anatomical Pathology Section includes autopsy, surgical pathology and cytopathology, and special service laboratories--neuropathology and renal pathology. Many of our physicians have expertise in the following:
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- Tumors of the genital tract
The Clinical Pathology Section includes the following service laboratories:
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