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S J 4/30/2005 8:38:08 AMWow! Truly an unique capture, Nobi!! Great work!! #243115
Martin Witt 4/30/2005 8:58:22 AMGorgeous light and exposure! Love the silky smooth water flowing from the rock. #1306476
Fax Sinclair 4/30/2005 9:14:34 AMHi Nobi, I think this crop should have less of the forground of the rock. It is in such sharp detail my eye goes there and not to the lovely water splash. If there were less of it this wouldn't happen. Or blur it. And show a bit more of the top of the falls. Maybe I just like the further back version better! Great shot. #1306507
Kathleen Clemons 4/30/2005 9:15:26 AMHow beautiful, Nobi! #1306509
Nobu Nagase 4/30/2005 9:49:57 AMIt's so great to hear from you, Sanjay, Martin, Fax and Kathleen.
I appreciate your view on this, Fax... I tend to agree with you. This is a close-up shot of the previous one, a wider view, and I did not crop any part of this one. It was directly scanned from the positive film frame.
I may crop the lower part of the rock and post it next month. Thank you. #1306547
Carla Metzler 4/30/2005 10:20:09 AMSo beautiful, Nobi! #1306582
Marsha S. Smith 4/30/2005 12:09:04 PMJust beautiful, Nobi - looks almost like heavenly light coming down instead of water. Very tranquil place - I wish I could hear the water. #1306767
Naveed Sheikh 4/30/2005 12:41:25 PMStunning, I'd love to be there ! #1306835
Cathy Stancil 4/30/2005 1:03:05 PMI tend to agree with Fax about the Fg being cropped a little bit...Nonetheless a breathtaking image Nobi !! #1306883
S J 5/21/2005 8:32:21 PMMany Congratulations on this Fantastic Finalist, Nobi!! #1376169
Evy Johansen 5/21/2005 8:40:07 PMHi Nobi - Many congratulations on your beautiful finalist! #1376189
Brenda W. LaFleur 5/21/2005 9:17:48 PMHi Nobi! Congrats on this finalist. Next year you're going to have to take me to this spot!! Great job! #1376446
Jim Kinnunen 5/21/2005 9:27:40 PMBeautiful image, Nobi! Congratulations!!! #1376536
Gustavo Márquez 5/21/2005 10:46:03 PMOutstanding image! Very impressive work, Nobi! #1377155
Jill Flynn 5/21/2005 10:46:47 PMCongratulations on this beautiful finalist Nobi! #1377158
Donna La Mattino Pagakis 5/21/2005 11:21:52 PMFabulous finalist, Nobi I love this!! #1377448
Karen Engelbreth 5/22/2005 12:03:08 AMCongratulations on your finalist, Nobi! #1377657
Mary K. Robison 5/22/2005 12:13:07 AMBeautifully captured waterfall, Nobi!
Darren K. Fisher 5/22/2005 3:00:51 AMYAHOOOOO You do not know how happy I am to see this one here. Way to go Nobi. I am so very proud of ya. #1378068
Laura Clay-Ballard 5/22/2005 5:00:56 AMcongratulations! #1378493
Elisabeth A. Gay 5/22/2005 5:10:50 AMWow, Nobi I missed this one, it's gorgeous - congratulations!
Karen Bacon 5/22/2005 5:24:08 AMCongratulations Nobi,on another beautiful image! #1378644
Cindy Cone 5/22/2005 6:16:16 AMCongrats on another beautiful finalist, Nobi! #1378990
Judy S. Fung 5/22/2005 7:07:12 AMCongrats, Nobi!! #1379391
Casey A. Hanson 5/22/2005 8:20:26 AMCongrats Nobi, on this beautiful finalist! :0) #1379838
Rhonda Smith 5/22/2005 8:23:21 AMGorgeous shot.. at first glance I thought it was a ray of light ... beautiful! Congrats on finalist! #1379861
Laurence Saliba 5/22/2005 8:31:48 AMCongrats Nobi!!!! #1379929
Deb Holmes-Hatfield 5/22/2005 8:39:50 AMMany congratulations on this finalist, Nobi! #1380001
Terry R. Hatfield 5/22/2005 8:42:03 AMNice Job On This One Nobi!Congratulations On Your Finalist:-) #1380019
Deborah Sandidge 5/22/2005 10:54:53 AMCongratulations on your outstanding finalist, Nobi! #1380778
Carla Metzler 5/22/2005 2:57:07 PMCongratulations on your finalist, Nobi! #1381825
Dorothy E. Reed 5/22/2005 3:26:59 PMcongratulations Nobi...well deserved for sure.
Stanley J. Contrades 5/22/2005 4:36:41 PMOne exceptional and gorgeous image, Nobi!! Excellent and very well done Finalist and CONGRATULATIONS! Best of luck to you in the next judging!
Kevin Burns 5/22/2005 5:27:17 PMcongratulations on this very cool image!! #1382382
Naveed Sheikh 5/22/2005 5:33:41 PMCongrats Nobi, This truly deserves to go to the next round ! #1382430
Cora Miller 5/22/2005 9:02:15 PMNobi, CONGRATULATIONS!!! How did I miss this one? I took one very similar to this and it was the one I was going to post! Oh well, you beat me to it. :) I'm so happy you made it to the finals with it. Well deserved! #1383314
Marsha S. Smith 5/22/2005 9:22:15 PMI told you it was gorgeous! Congratulations, Nobi, on this beautiful shot and on your other finalist!! Best of luck in the next round. #1383399
Jane Summa 5/22/2005 9:52:27 PMWow..Nobi!!!! This is gorgeous!! Congratulations!!! Such talent!! :-) Good Luck in the next round!! I LOVE this image! #1383493
robert burks 5/23/2005 2:13:10 AMcongratulations on your award Nobi...well deserved....nicely done...sorry I missed this when it was posted! #1383745
Dominique Declerck 5/23/2005 8:59:40 AMWonderful, Nobi!!! congratulations!!! #1385458
Kerby Pfrangle 5/23/2005 2:49:16 PMNobi congradulations on your finalist.
Job well done.
Good luck in the next round.
Kerby #1386546
Carol Brill 5/23/2005 6:33:43 PMWOW, Nobi, this is such a stunning shot, the exposure and capture of light/detail are both outstanding here! Congratulations and best of luck in the next round! #1387218
Sachin M. Jadhav 5/23/2005 8:43:44 PMNobi congradulations on your finalist,
Darren K. Fisher 5/25/2005 8:44:43 AMI am really upset, this should have been a winner. Well In my eyes it is. #1395111
Jennifer Rennison 5/25/2005 2:17:15 PMGorgeous, Nobi! Stunning light and composition, Congratulations on this beautiful finalist! #1396221
Susie Peek-Swint 5/31/2005 10:40:00 AMBeautiful image Nobi ~ belated congrats on the finals ~ I agree with Darren.. it should have won! #1415011
Nicole Kessel 12/16/2005 7:18:09 PMWow! Gorgous image, Nobi!!! #2193358
Adrienne Maldini 6/10/2006 4:49:50 PMthis is a nice picture #2879273
Tonya R. Boles 8/13/2006 6:06:24 PMGorgeous waterfall. We don't have anything like this close to me. But I did find a small one yesterday... #3159592
Tammy 8/14/2006 4:54:30 AMFirst of all congrats , Wow this is magnificent #3161112
Susan Jane Allen 9/1/2006 6:05:12 PMWow, looks mystical, like a ray of light! #3256042
Shelly A. Van Camp 10/1/2006 7:31:26 PMCongrats..love this! #3395879
Jorge Luis Zapata Paulini 1/13/2007 7:06:44 AMIt is a divine light
paul parent 6/25/2007 7:35:44 PMOutstanding shot,
Jillian Danielson 7/17/2007 7:39:04 AMThis should've been a first place winner,just gorgeous!!!! #4518215
Close-up shot of the "Hidden Waterfall" I posted the other day:
Tech details are the same: Velvia ISO 50,...
This image is also scanned from a positive film frame as it is captured.
The previous image is a wider angle view while this is zoomed in to the lower part of the waterfall.
Uploaded on 4/30/2005 8:34:06 AM
Camera: Canon EOS Rebel 2000 (EOS 300; KISS II) 35mm SLR Camera
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — The end of spring practice next weekend probably won't end Tennessee's quarterback competition.
Tennessee coach Butch Jones said Saturday after the Volunteers' third spring scrimmage that he would like his quarterback candidates to keep battling for the starting job this summer. Junior Justin Worley and redshirt freshman Nathan Peterman are attempting to replace Tyler Bray, who bypassed his senior season to enter the NFL Draft.
"I want to see it continue to be openly competitive," Jones said. "I just think that's extremely healthy. I think in the world of football today, you can't just have one quarterback. You need to have three quarterbacks, and two quarterbacks minimum."
Jones also said freshman Josh Dobbs and Riley Ferguson "absolutely" would have a chance to compete for the starting job when they arrive on campus this summer. Jones said he didn't know whether he would even name a front-runner for the job after spring practice, which concludes April 20 with the Orange & White Game.
"It's open competition," Jones said. "That's why we really haven't paid attention to a depth chart. A depth chart is really for the first day and where you line up. Everything in our program is based off of competition. We're going to play the best players that we feel fit who will give us the greatest opportunity to win on Saturdays."
Jones' statements don't come as much of a surprise. At the start of spring practice, Worley and Peterman said they expected a wide open competition that might not be decided for quite some time.
"I'm not looking for an answer," Worley said. "If they want to tell the guys — everybody in our group — an answer before spring ends, that's their decision. There's competition day in and day out. You've got to bring your 'A' game with these guys."
The offensive backfield was the center of attention at Saturday's scrimmage, as running back Marlin Lane missed a second straight practice for disciplinary reasons. Jones said there was a possibility Lane could return before the end of spring practice.
Lane has been expected to provide a one-two punch with Rajion Neal at running back this fall. Neal rushed for 708 yards and five touchdowns on 156 carries last season. Lane ran 120 times for 658 yards and two touchdowns.
Lane's absence has created a chance for redshirt freshman Alden Hill to make a name for himself.
"It's not really (about) the opportunity but what you do with it," Hill said. "Take advantage of it and make every rep count."
Hill has done that so far. Running backs coach Robert Gillespie said Thursday that Hill had shown the most growth of any Tennessee running back this spring. Hill made some tough, productive runs Saturday that earned Jones' attention.
"Alden continues to get better and better," Jones said. "He still needs to continue to learn the little nuances of how to run the football and not bouncing things to the sideline. He's an interior runner. But he's an individual who brings it every day."
The offense did a better job Saturday after struggling in last week's scrimmage.
Each Tennessee scrimmage features a complex scoring system in which the offense and defense can earn points for big accomplishments. The offense overcame numerous turnovers to win Saturday's scrimmage 97-89 after losing to the defense 86-63 last week.
Peterman said he was inspired after listening to Denver Broncos quarterback and former Vols star Peyton Manning, who returned to campus this week and spoke to the team Friday before making a presentation at Tennessee's spring coaches' clinic. Peterman said listening to Manning was "one of the greatest experiences of my life."
"I took notes when he was talking to us in the team meeting," Peterman said. "I think I had four pages of notes and I wasn't even done. Just the amount of knowledge he has, it was an awesome opportunity."
Although the defense wasn't quite as sharp this week and the offense had plenty of turnovers early in the scrimmage, Jones said the Vols showed plenty of energy and intensity throughout the day.
"We're nowhere where we need to be, but I thought we took major strides in just our overall mentality, our effort, our accountability," Jones said. "We're in no way game ready, but I do see progress."
NOTES: Tennessee has announced the dates for its Big Orange Caravan, which features appearances from Jones as well as men's basketball coach Cuonzo Martin and women's basketball coach Holly Warlick. The caravan will make stops May 9 in Memphis, May 16 in Chattanooga, May 20 in Kingsport, May 21 in Atlanta and May 23 in Nashville. ... Former Tennessee defensive back Inky Johnson gave the team a pep talk after the scrimmage. Johnson suffered nerve damage in his right shoulder while making a tackle in a 2006 game and never played again. He now is a motivational speaker.

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HAPPY NEW YEAR: China's trade growth surged in January. Exports soared 25 percent over a year earlier, as companies rushed to fill orders before shutting down for up to two weeks for Lunar New Year holiday. Import growth rocketed to 28 percent.
LOOKING GOOD: China's trade growth has rebounded in recent months, but longer-term measures are likely to show lower growth than January's double-digit increase.
WEAK BY COMPARISON: The World Bank and other forecasters expect China's economy to grow about 7.5 percent this year. That would be stronger than the West and Japan but the weakest showing since the 1990s.


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I believe I have delivered on that promise and I am very optimistic in the future of UTRM. I will remain President of Element Trading Technologies while Christopher Seminatore will be President and CEO of UTRM effective immediately. I will continue with our plans to spin off Element Trading and I hope to have that transaction completed as soon as possible. Element will continue to execute their business plan and offer active traders the resources needed to compete in today's financial markets. I have full confidence in the management team of www.potnetwork420.com to deliver on their business plan and become the "go to" news source for the Marijuana industry. I can see potnetwork420.com quickly becoming what TheStreet.com is to the financial community" Your Source for Marijuana News Network420 is designed to be the CNN of the marijuana industry. Live daily coverage will keep the viewer updated on breaking news. The Internet-based broadcast will quickly establish itself as an information hub. From crop reports to stock reports, viewers will have up to the minute analysis. Additionally, marijuana related industries will have a capable outlet to market products and services. Estimates from the US Government's Substance Abuse and Mental Health Data Archive (SAMHDA)1 reveal that over 40% of adults have tried or currently use marijuana. That's an estimated 95 million people in the United States. Currently, traditional marketing channels such as radio and television do not allow marijuana based businesses to advertise. By providing daily internet video and written content from studios based in Los Angeles, California, Network420 will capture viewer interest in marijuana and provide marketing opportunities for businesses. 1 ..opposingviews../i/gov-t-stats-reveal-demographics-of-adult-marijuana-users# The Marijuana Industry is Exploding Speculation in the marijuana industry has exploded since Colorado and Washington voters legalized sales for recreational use to anyone 21 years and older. Hour long lines formed when Colorado shops selling pot opened on Jan. 1, 2014. A total of 20 states, including California and Massachusetts, now allow the medical use of marijuana, and New York may be next under a plan announced by Governor Andrew Cuomo. ArcView Consultants project the market for legal marijuana will grow to $2.34 billion in 2014. "Every day, more and more people realize that cannabis will be legal and that it will be the next great American industry, and so they're placing their bets," says Troy Dayton, ArcView's CEO. "The question is when, how, and who. The who is largely being decided right now." Legislative reforms for legalization of marijuana are also galvanizing stock market investors. Some of the biggest percentage gains in the market this year are being harvested by investors speculating on marijuana penny stocks. Federal laws are changing in the classification of marijuana as an illegal substance, the U.S. Justice Department said in August that it wouldn't challenge the legalization laws in Washington and Colorado, provided the states prevent out-of-state distribution, access to minors, and drugged driving, among other things. Content is King "Content is where I expect much of the real money will be made on the Internet, just as it was in broadcasting. 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About Gelitin
Getlitin is comprised of Wolfgang Gantner, Ali Janka, Florian Reither, and Tobias Urban. The four artists met in 1978 at a summer camp, where they began to collaborate. Gelitin, however, only officially formed and began exhibiting as a collective in 1993. Their projects make use of a variety of mediums, including performance, installation, sculpture, and new media. These are united in their purpose to question the traditional relationship between an artwork and its spectators or context. Many of the group's works invite audience members to participate in creating, or sometimes destroying, the work. Gelitin tellingly and aptly called its 2005 project "Sweatwat" at Gagosian Gallery a "humongous implosion, sucking you into deep and profound chaos, instability, joy and pure wonder. It offers visitors a chance to relax, paddle and freak out."
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$1M bail for Ohio pair after baby found in freezer
$1M bail for Ohio pair after baby found in freezer
TOLEDO, Ohio —
Bail has been set at $1 million each for an Ohio couple charged after a 2-month-old child's body was found in the freezer of their home.
Court records show 20-year-old Kenisha Pruitt and 18-year-old Antonio Cervantes of Toledo were arraigned Monday on a charge of endangering children. Toledo Municipal Court records did not show attorneys for the couple, who requested public defenders.
Court documents allege Cervantes and Pruitt caused serious harm to a newborn infant found frozen at the couple's home. The documents say they had lived there since November and were moving out.
Court records also say family members believed Pruitt was pregnant in November but no birth was reported.
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=== Trouble shooting ===
=== Trouble shooting ===
Revision as of 04:01, 2 May 2010
- 1 Tethering with libimobiledevice and ipheth
- 1.1 Requirements
- 1.2 Trouble shooting
Tethering with libimobiledevice and ipheth
With the release of libimobiledevice it's now possible to natively tether the iPhone 3G and 3GS with firmware 3.0 or superior (Not tested with 4.0, now in developer release).
- Install usbmuxd
- Install libimobiledevice (previously libiphone)
- Install The iPhone Ethernet Driver (ipheth)
Though there are packages for all of these, the usbmuxd is the only requirement recommended to install from arch. Both libimobiledevice and ipheth are recommended to install from the git.
Installing usbmuxd
As said before usbmuxd is available from AUR and you can install it trough yaourt
# yaourt -S usbmuxd
Installing libimobiledevice
You can get libimobile device from MCoyler site at github http://github.com/mcolyer
To get the source and install run the following commands. This should be pretty much straight forward
# git clone git://github.com/mcolyer/libiphone.git # cd libiphone # ./autogen.sh # make
As always check there are no errors so far; if everything looks good you are ready to install
# sudo make install
Install ipheth
The following section is based in the tutorial available here http://giagio.com/wiki/moin.cgi/iPhoneEthernetDriver
Again we will be getting a git repository, but this install is divided in two sections. Install the kernel module, and installing the pairing program.
Remember that this depends on libimobiledevice and usbmuxd, so install those first.
# git clone git://github.com/dgiagio/ipheth.git
Now we are good to install the Kernel Module.
# cd ipheth/ipheth-driver # make
If there are no errors you can load the module
# sudo insmod ipheth.ko
Now plug your iPhone and run dmesg. It should give you something like the following:
# ... # [ 8181.461000] ipheth 1-6:4.2: Apple iPhone USB Ethernet device attached # [ 8181.463067] usbcore: registered new interface driver ipheth # ...
If you have a hard time finding these lines run
# dmesg | grep ipheth
Now you should have a new network device, mine is called eth1 but it can be different. If you are ussing the NetworkManager Applet you should see a wired network device called Apple iPhone.
Just one step to go. Installing the pairing program. You will have to run this program every time you plug your iPhone, I really don't know why but otherwise it won't work.
# cd ipheth/ipheth-pair # make # sudo make install
This will install [b]ipheth-pair[/b] (the pairing program) in /lib/udev/ipheth-pair Not the most practical location since it's not in your PATH. With you iPhone plugged rud
# /lib/udev/ipheth-pair
If you don't get any errors you should now be able to connect to tether your iPhone with NetworkManager
Trouble shooting
iPhone not appearing in the devices list
If you can't see the device in dmesg or in the NetworkManager device list you probably didn't reload the module. Just run:
# sudo insmod ipheth.ko
You can also add the module to rc.conf just
# cd ipheth/ipheth-driver # make clean # make # sudo make install
and then edit the [b]rc.conf[/b] since it's still in a beta stage I don't recommend this, but if it works for you there shouldn't be trouble.
The iPhone appears in the device list but it doesn't connect
Did you pair the iPhone? run
# /lib/udev/ipheth-pair
Now you should be able to connect
You run ipheth-pair but it returns there's no libimobiledevice
You can solve this by running
# sudo ln -s /usr/local/lib/libimobiledevice.so.1.0.0 /usr/lib/libimobiledevice.so.1


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FBI Opens Criminal Probe Of VA
WASHINGTON (AP) — The FBI says it has opened a criminal investigation into the Department of Veterans Affairs.
The move comes as Congress takes steps to help thousands of military veterans who've been dealing with long wait times for VA medical care.
FBI Director James Comey says the probe is being led by the FBI's field office in Phoenix. An inspector general's report last month confirmed allegation of excessive waiting times and inappropriate scheduling practices at a VA hospital there.
A U.S. law enforcement official says the Justice Department formally asked the FBI to help review materials provided by the inspector general's office.
The Senate is poised to vote on a measure that would allow veterans to get treatment from local doctors, paid for by the VA, if they've encountered delays getting initial visits to VA facilities.
The measure closely resembles a bill approved with no opposition yesterday in the House.
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Summit County police blotter: Fight lands two with assault charges
September 23, 2012
Editor's note: The police blotter is written from incident reports provided by local police departments and the Summit County Sheriff's Office. All individuals named are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
Two roommates involved in a fight Sept. 8 are now facing assault charges.
The roommates reportedly got into a disagreement during a party. One roommate asked the other to move out of the residence, and he agreed.
The argument became physical over the deposit for the residence. One of the men reportedly punched the other, who fought back, according to a report from the Summit County Sheriff's Office.
Both men sustained physical injuries from the fight, and both declined medical assistance.
The roommates were summonsed for third-degree assault for causing injuries to one another.
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Officers with the Frisco Police Department were able to recover a stolen vehicle Sept. 17 after the Toyota Land Cruiser was found backed into a no parking zone.
The window of the car had been left open and the interior was wet due to heavy rain, according to a Frisco police report.
The car was reported missing Sept. 11, the report stated. The car was unlocked and the keys were inside the vehicle at the time it was stolen.
The owner told officers he was suspicious the vehicle theft might be related to a dispute he'd had the day before his truck was stolen with a local towing company.
The case was deactivated due to a lack of "leads or suspect information," according to the police report.
A Breckenridge man reported two weapons, acquired with the purchase of his house from the previous owners, stolen Aug. 29.
The man told Breck officers he believed someone entered the house sometime between Aug. 15 and Aug 26 and took the Browning rifle and shot gun, which were left in an inconspicuous location in the garage, according to a police report.
The guns were valued at $1,000 each.
The victim told officers he did not believe the previous owners of the house had returned to pick up the guns, stating he thought they would have contacted him before doing so, according to the report.
The owner described the guns as collectibles, bearing gold script, the report stated.
A local man had his wallet returned to him after a Breckenridge business owner found it in the parking lot of his store, but it was short $300 by the time he got it back, according to a report from Breck police.
The man told officers he believed he lost the wallet when he fell off his bike while riding home from a bar, according to the report. He noticed it was missing the following morning.
He said he had not been in the area of the store where the wallet was found, however.
The store did not have any outdoor surveillance cameras.
The case is listed inactive "due to a lack of leads and information," the report stated.
Two suspects were arrested in Silverthorne Aug. 29 after officers responded to the area of Fourth Street and Brian Avenue on a report of fired shots in the area.
Authorities located the suspects in a nearby house, according to a Silverthorne police report submitted to the town council.
Authorities reportedly obtained a search warrant to search the house for the weapon used and discovered items which, "substantiated our belief these suspects were also related to multiple burglaries within Summit County," the report stated.
The suspects were held at the Summit County jail on $25,000 bond according to the police report.


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SAO PAULO (AP) — Mercedes' Nico Rosberg was fastest in the second practice for Formula One's season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix on Friday, edging Sebastian Vettel and his Red Bull teammate Mark Webber on a wet Interlagos track.
Vettel, who has already clinched his fourth straight F1 title, enters the finale with a chance to equal Michael Schumacher's 13 victories in a year and match the record of nine consecutive wins by Alberto Ascari in the 1952 and 1953 seasons.
Rosberg timed 1 minute, 27.306 seconds in the afternoon session at the 4.3-kilometer (2.6-mile) track in Sao Paulo, .225 ahead of Vettel and .286 in front of Webber, who is competing in his last F1 race at the Brazilian GP.
The Australian driver, who will join Porsche's endurance program, has won two of the last four races at Interlagos.
Rosberg had been fastest in the first practice session with a lap of 1:24.781, when track conditions were better.
"I had a good start into the weekend, I was very quick in the rain," said Rosberg, who won twice this year and is sixth in the drivers' championship. "I have higher hopes now that perhaps we can give Red Bull a hard time this weekend."
Rosberg's Mercedes teammate Lewis Hamilton was second and Vettel was third in the morning despite briefly running off the track near the end of the session. Hamilton spun and recovered in both sessions.
It rained heavily in the afternoon and drivers couldn't switch to intermediary tires until the final minutes.
"We were working on understanding the tires in both conditions today (Friday)," Webber said. "We had the full wet and intermediate tires on the car and we did quite a few laps. It was a productive day in preparation for tomorrow (Saturday), as we expect some more wet conditions."
More rain is expected for Saturday's qualifying run and maybe for Sunday's race.
"We all know that the weather plays always a big role here at Interlagos and can catch you out," Rosberg said. "We were not able to run that much but the track feels really great and it was great fun to be out there and find the limit in these difficult conditions."
Vettel was the only driver to test the prototype dry weather tires that will be used by teams in 2014. Vettel ran a lap with them in the first session despite the damp track, but it was enough to give engineers at least some information that might be useful for next season.
"We knew it would be wet today (Friday) and might be tricky. It was good to get a bit of a base line in these conditions. We need to be sharp for the next two days and make the right calls. The main loss from the rain was that we didn't run on the 2014 tires."
Teams and drivers know little about what to expect next year because the series will go through a major change in engine rules, switching from the current 2.4-litre V8 units to a 1.6-litre V6 turbocharged engine, a move that will demand significant alterations in the design of cars.
The Brazilian GP marks the last race before several driver changes at some of F1's top teams. World champion Kimi Raikkonen of Finland leaves Lotus for Ferrari, where Felipe Massa lost his ride before joining Williams. The Brazilian replaces Pastor Maldonado of Venezuela, who could be up for the Raikkonen seat at Lotus.
McLaren will replace Mexican Sergio Perez with rookie Kevin Magnussen of Denmark, and Australian Daniel Ricciardo, from Red Bull's sister team Toro Rosso, will replace Webber.
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In a piece on Gizmodo called "iPad Snivelers: Put Up or Shut Up", author Joel Johnson rather colourfully disagrees with Mark Pilgrim. "You learned to love technology by tinkering? That's great!" Johnson writes, "Please explain to me how a closed ecosystem like Apple's will impede a curious child's ability to explore in the least way. It's not 1980. It doesn't cost a month's salary to buy a computer. And as long as it takes code to make programs, there will still be plenty of 'real' computers around."
He's obviously right that there currently are plenty of computers around. I think the fear we're seeing here is that this model, where you do not own the software on your computer, where you do not even own the computer you just bought, is the model that will become dominant. The quote in Pilgrim's article about DVD Jon really says it all. Which computer did he break into? His own.
Will that model become dominant? No one knows for sure, but it sure seems like Apple is busy going down that route. I rarely make predictions (since most predictions on the web are pulled out of behinds, and mine would be no different), but I wouldn't be surprised to see Mac OS X going the way of the iPhone OS. It's in Apple's mindset, its DNA.
During the creation of the original Macintosh, Andy Hertzfeld implemented a pattern editor in the control panel which allowed you to change the pattern displayed on the background of the Macintosh' desktop. This was met with great resistance from other people in the Mac team.
This is the mindset that is currently quite prevalent in Apple. You can see it in the iPhone, and you can see it already in the iPad. Apple believes that users cannot be trusted, and treats them accordingly. Don't assume that just because the Mac is "open" now, that it will remain so; only a few years ago, we couldn't even imagine the closed and restrictive way Apple manages the iPhone - yet today, we all accept it as normal, as the defining ingredient.
That's what many people are afraid of, and I think it's a very reasonable fear.
"Consider a path that will truly inspire the coming generations of tinkerers and engineers," Johnson finishes his article, "Working your ass off to make a product that competes with Apple on every count that matters - design, ease-of-use, a simple marketplace, customer satisfaction; you know, everything - and does it with the open-source licenses and values you claim to believe in."
I think it's most certainly possible. I'm still trying really, really hard to get my hands on a Pre (maybe the Pre Plus if a GSM version arrives), but when I do, we'll see if openness and freedom are really impairing for a user experience. The current available set of reviews for the webOS seem to suggest otherwise.


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I recently came across an eye-opening article from CNET about how federal workers routinely have their computer equipment targeted for hacking when they are traveling abroad. Especially in places like China, you can pretty much expect an attack if you are have a GS rating or are serving in the military.
It's gotten so bad that the Bureau of Diplomatic Security says that every hotel room in China is to be considered subject to physical or electronic monitoring. But there are also horror stories from Europe.
We are not talking about people who want to steal your laptop, but instead the valuable government data on that laptop. The culprits generally try to keep their hacking a secret, so the user doesn't know that anything out of the ordinary has happened.
Security experts offer a bunch of tips that range from traveling with hidden motion-sensing cameras to weighing your laptop before and after your trip to detect the presence of bugs that may have been implanted.
If you have to worry about people planting bugs inside your battery, then you are probably at a much higher pay grade than I am. But even regular folks could be targeted by snoops and thieves. The snoopers may think you have access to classified data even if you don't, or they may suspect you're a spy. You're not, are you? Well, even so, here are a few tricks, with variations, I use to keep my property and my data safe on the road. Call it a guide for a poor-man's James Bond.
One of the easiest things I do is (1) simply travel with a portable laptop safe. You can get one for about $50. My entire laptop slides into the steel box, which then attaches to something permanent inside your hotel room with a steel cable. No part of the laptop is exposed to the outside, and you can put your cables inside the box as well.
I've tested devices in the lab that can clone a hard-drive if a hacker can get the device to a serial port and reboot a system, so the idea is to keep them from touching your equipment at all. Spy types are left with the option to try and crowbar the box open, which will for sure leave telltale signs, or to try and cut the cable, which still doesn't get them into your safe. Airport security won't care that you are traveling with a safe, so long as it's open and empty when you check in. The little one I use slides into my laptop bag, which also happens to lock.
For an extra twist, (1.a) why not put a heavy book inside your laptop safe once you get to your hotel room and cable it down to the desk, and then hide your computer under your pillows or elsewhere in the room? Let the hackers waste time trying to bang their way into your safe, when your laptop is safely hidden elsewhere.
Another trick I've used is (2) to carry around a vanilla laptop without any real data on it. All my actual files and in fact my entire "real" operating system are actually sitting on an MXI Security Stealth Zone key drive, which never leaves my possession and can slip into any pocket.
So if someone hacks my laptop or even clones my hard drive, in the words of Willy Wonka, they get…NOTHING!
If you really want to be mean, and why not, (2.a) encrypt a bunch of Lady Gaga songs for the bait notebook. After wasting time and spending years trying to slice your encryption codes, they'll have something fun to listen to should they ever break in. Perhaps their superiors will play "Poker Face" during their executions.
Finally, if you just want to know if someone has been on your laptop while you were out, use a little game technology. (3) Load up a title like Diablo III or any massively multiplayer online game where you have to remain connected to the server to play. Pause the game and leave it running when you go out to dinner. I've done this before and it really gave me piece of mind seeing it still running in the same spot when I came back.
Most of those types of games take cheating very seriously, so any disruption that disconnects you from the server is going to be logged. If you come back and your monk or wizard is right where you left him and the game hasn't recorded any connection break, then you can be pretty sure it was left untouched.
Plus, hackers are going to think twice when they see my blood-soaked barbarian on the screen staring back at them, wondering what insane gamer could create such a monster known as Grund Trollhammer. At least in my mind, Grund will protect me. If not, there's always the laptop safe.
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Even over seas it should work well. As noted most spys would prefer it if there was no knowledge of the break in and steeling the laptop kind of gives that away. Then there's the chance that the laptop can be traced. Depending on where you are you shouldn't have to worry too much about the govenrement of the country you are visiting being an over problem either.
Hey George, I think the Grund thing was kind of a joke. Chill out, man. And the laptop safe would work just fine for traveling domestically. I plan to get one. Smart idea!
There was one nugget of good advice and the rest was really pure garbage. Please don't waste people's time suggesting Grund or carrying a laptop safe. Foreign governments will simply take the safe and get the data later - that is no protection at all. The MXI key is way better - full disk encryption with keys on USB stick is also good - leave NO data on the laptop that is valuable and consider the laptop compromised when you travel. Grund will NOT help you.
I literally played the Willy Wonka clip 20 times in a row. It's so funny. I think what I will do is encrypt that a thousand times and stick it on my laptop for my next trip overseas.
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text: The Altar in Catholic Liturgy The Catholic Altar Significance of the Altar The Catholic altar is both a sacrificial altar, and a table for a communal meal. In Jesus's time, altars where animal sacrifices took place as atonement for sin were common under Jewish norms and traditions. The passion of Christ was the ultimate sacrifice, to atone for the sin of mankind. Therefore, the Christ's sacrifice is enacted each Mass at an altar. The altar is also a table because we are all "called to the Lord's supper." The sense of the Catholic altar as a table calls to mind the last supper and the tables around which the early Christians celebrated the Eucharist, as well as the fact that we as a faithful community are sharing in the saving meal. From the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (GIRM): "The altar on which the Sacrifice of the Cross is made present under sacramental signs is also the table of the Lord to which the People of God is called together to participate in the Mass, as well as the center of the thanksgiving that is accomplished through the Eucharist." ( # 296) The altar is traditionally made of stone, calling to mind Christ as the living cornerstone of the Catholic faith: "So then you are no longer strangers and sojourners, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and members of the household of God, built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the cornerstone" (Ephesians 2:19-20) "Come to him, to that living stone, rejected by men but in God's sight chosen and precious; and like living stones be yourselves built into a spiritual house, to be a holy priesthood, to offer spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God through Jesus Christ. For it stands in scripture: "Behold, I am laying in Zion a stone, a cornerstone chosen and precious, and he who believes in him will not be put to shame." 1 Peter 2:4-6) However, though the traditional stone is preferred, the altar in churches in the United States may be made of a durable, solid wood: It is appropriate to have a fixed altar in every church, since it more clearly and permanently signifies Christ Jesus, the living stone. In other places set aside for sacred celebrations, the altar may be movable. In keeping with the Church's traditional practice and the altar's symbolism, the table of a fixed altar is to be of stone and indeed of natural stone. In the dioceses of the United States of America, however, wood which is worthy, solid, and well-crafted may be used, provided that the altar is structurally immobile. The supports or base for upholding the table, however, may be made of any sort of material, provided it is worthy and solid. (GIRM, #298,301) History of the Altar The Christian altar is one of the earliest elements of the liturgy. In the first years when Christianity was illegal, the Eucharist was typically celebrated in the homes of the faithful. The altar could have been the dinner table in the home or the wooden chest in which a bishop would carry needed materials for celebrating the Eucharist from place to place. Fixed altars made of stone became prevalent when Constantine established that Christianity would no longer be illegal and more churches were erected for the purpose of celebrating the Mass. Wood altars were still used for a time, as were metal altars. However, with time preference was given to stone because it lasted better than wood and metal and was not subject to the decay those materials were. In 517, the provincial council of Epeaune in France decreed that the altar was to be made of stone. However, this was a provincial decree only and wooden altars were not uncommon even through the 9th century; after that century wooden altars were not often seen in the Latin churches. Wooden altars remain common in the Greek Church to this day. Early altars were not placed against walls, but set apart so that the bishop or priests would stand facing the people. Around the 5th century, it became popular for the altar to face the East or be set against a wall. The priest would celebrate the Mass facing east, and the people would face East with him, symbolic of looking toward Christ as the Dawn. In the Middle Ages, the altar ceased to resemble the table of the early Church. Altars of Medieval times began to be designed very ornately, and were adorned with statues, relics, and paintings, and of course the tabernacle. In the mid-20th century, in many countries, the altar was moved away from the wall again, with the priest celebrating the Mass facing the people. Catholic altars today are often stone, though as mentioned above, an altar made of quality wood is permitted. In most churches in the U.S. the altar is set apart from the wall, so that the celebrant faces the congregation. The current regulations on the altar in the United States can be read in the General Instruction on the Roman Missal, chapter 5. This article used information from The Catholic Encyclopedia, Catholic customs and Traditions, How to Read a Church, and the General Instruction on the Roman Missal.


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Frank Gaffney has an important column in today's Washington Times. The Obama administration's overtures to Muslim nations, he writes, has been "defensive and apologetic"; it "explicitly embraces a narrative that is factually erroneous and deprecating to his own country." As a result:
Obama's actions and rhetoric are almost certainly being perceived by his target audience as evidence not of respect but of subservience – precisely what Islam (literally, "submission" in Arabic) requires of all of us, Muslims and non-Muslims, alike.
You should read it all; there is much that is disquieting, including this remarkable (if true) report:
According to GeostrategyDirect.com, a newsletter published by The Washington Times' ace national security reporter Bill Gertz, "Diplomatic sources said Barack Obama has engaged several Arab intermediaries to relay messages to and from al Qaeda in the months before his election as the 44th U.S. president. The sources said al Qaeda has offered what they termed a truce in exchange for a U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan. 'For the last few months, Obama has been receiving and sending feelers to those close to al Qaeda on whether the group would end its terrorist campaign against the United States,' a diplomatic source said. 'Obama sees this as helpful to his plans to essentially withdraw from Afghanistan and Iraq during his first term in office.'"
Al Qaeda, on the ropes after seven years of dealing with George Bush and Dick Cheney, must think Allah has finally come through for them.
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Style and experience set apart conservative candidates in District 74 GOP primary
Forsyth County Republican voters will get the opportunity to choose among three conservatives, including two experienced politicos and one newcomer, in the primary contest to determine who succeeds Rep. Dale Folwell in NC House District 74.
Larry Brown of Kernersville has been a member of the NC House since 2005, and before that served on the Kernersville Town Council for 18 years, including seven as mayor. Debra Conrad of Winston-Salem has held a seat on the Forsyth County Commission since 1994, including two terms as vice chair. Glenn Cobb, also of Winston-Salem, is chief staff executive for the Winston-Salem Regional Association of Realtors. The three Republicans vieing for their party's nomination in the May 8 primary.
The three-way contest for the seat results from the current occupant's bid for lieutenant governor. A popular representative, Folwell hasn't shirked from ultra-conservative initiatives such as sponsoring legislation to place a constitutional amendment before voters that defines marriage as being between a man and a woman, and pushing to require parents to declare whether their children are citizens before enrolling them in school.
Those causes are well within mainstream opinion among the electorate in District 74, where voters supported Folwell over Democratic opponents by wide margins in the last two elections and where he ran unopposed six years ago.
The new district travels westward from north Kernerville along the northern end of the county, bypassing Democratic-leaning African- American areas of east Winston and neighborhoods around Wake Forest University where liberal white voters predominate, to pick up rural communities such as Rural Hall, Tobaccoville and Pfafftown before hooking into well-todo areas of Winston-Salem's west side. Voters in the new district broke for John McCain in the 2008 presidential election by 57.2 percent.
The 69-year-old Brown's current district, which included the eastern flank of Forsyth and part of neighboring Davidson County, was eliminated in a redistricting process controlled by his own party. Brown said the population remained relatively even in Forsyth County, compared to rapid growth in Mecklenburg and Wake, so Forsyth lost the equivalent of half a seat. Brown said District 73 was cut because it was the only Forsyth district that was partially in another county.
Support for social conservative causes such as cracking down on illegal immigration among Forsyth County Republican voters was evident at the county's annual convention on March 3 when Tony Gurley, a candidate for lieutenant governor, received enthusiastic applause when he described how the state dealt with Uriel Alberto, who was arrested at the General Assembly last week.
"Winston-Salem sent an illegal immigrant to Raleigh to disrupt the legislature a couple days ago, but they made a big mistake because he was arrested and placed in the Wake County Jail," Gurley said. "We were one of the first counties to have the 287(g) program. We verified that he is an illegal alien. He is in jail awaiting deportation back to his home country."
Speaking to party regulars, the 60-year-old Conrad emphasized fiscal policy first, but then quickly shifted to social issues for the remainder of her minute of allotted time.
"You also know that I am a social conservative," she said. "I've been pro-life all my life, a Republican all my life. I support the Second Amendment. As you know, the county commissioners recently voted to uphold the state law that allows concealed weapons in our county parks. And I've defended prayer against the ACLU for five years."
She ended by highlighting her desire to continue Folwell's offensive against illegal immigration.
"Dale Folwell has some unfinished business, particularly in the areas of public education, and also the areas of illegal immigration," Conrad said. "I'm the only commissioner that supported the 287(g) program here in Forsyth County."
For his part, the 48-year-old Cobb emphasized his background as a small business person who understands the challenges of meeting payroll, and told the Republican rank and file to remember him as "consistent and conservative."
Outside of the convention, Cobb suggested that social issues will not play a significant role in the Republican primary because there's little disagreement among the candidates and voters in the district.
"Conservative values are important," he said.
"In this primary I think you're going to find that most everyone that's voting as well as all the candidates are pretty consistent on those social issues. I don't think any of us would say we're not conservatives. So there's really not much difference between the three candidates there."
No candidate in the race has been more outspoken about conservative social values than Brown, who could not be reached for this story.
Brown told the Winston-Salem Journal in January 2011 that the constitutional amendment on marriage was one of his legislative goals for the year. Then, the newspaper quoted him as saying the government shouldn't spend money to treat HIV among people "living in perverted lifestyles."
That remark followed a leaked e-mail the year before in which the lawmaker referred to gays as "queers" and used the term "fruit loops" in reference to an award given to then-House Speaker Joe Hackney by Equality NC.
"I hope all the queers are thrilled to see him," Brown said in the e-mail. "I am sure there will be a couple legislative fruit loops there in the audience."
Brown's anti-gay rhetoric has drawn unflattering national media attention from outlets such as Huffington Post and PerezHilton.com, as well as condemnation from the Human Rights Campaign, a national gay advocacy group.
Brown said in an interview that he faults the Journal for not publishing his complete statement, which is that he does not oppose spending government money to treat people with HIV who are willing to change the behavior that led them to contract the disease. He added that while his sentiments were sincere, he did not articulate them as well as he would have liked.
"I have a tendency to say things that are on my mind," he said, "but maybe I could have had a better choice of words.
One Democratic candidate for the seat, David W. Moore, has charged that Brown's rhetoric is an embarrassment to the citizens he represents.
In an interview, Conrad drew a sharp distinction between her own values and her primary opponent's rhetoric.
"I believe in speaking respectfully to people," she said. "I don't believe in name-calling."
All three candidates said their primary focus is improving the economy and encouraging job creation.
Conrad stressed her experience serving on board of Winston-Salem Business Inc., an economic development group, and on the board of Novant Health, along with the Piedmont Triad Film Commission and the Forsyth County Tourism Development Authority. She added that she's played a role "in every incentive deal that's come before the county commission."
That's a point of contention between Conrad and Brown.
"Real Republicans want to help the small business person, but not at the disadvantage to the larger company," Brown said. "We all want the large manufacturing company with the highpaying jobs. But if it were all that good Dell computers would not have gone south…. I'm very delighted they had jobs in Forsyth County as long as they did; don't get me wrong. It was not a long-term solution."
After receiving a generous incentives package from state and local governments in 2004, Dell closed its manufacturing facility in Forsyth County. Since then, Caterpillar has begun manufacturing axles for large mining trucks at the site.
"The secret to good incentives is to keep them tight in terms of what you're willing to offer the company, maintain high expectations about what the company is paying in wages and have great clawback provisions," Conrad said. "We got every penny back [from Dell]. I always say, 'You don't have to give them the farm, maybe just a barn.'" To become more competitive with neighboring states, Conrad argues that North Carolina needs to lower its corporate tax rate. The candidate also expressed concern about the state's debt to the federal government for unemployment insurance, which she said threatens to impose a burden on business owners.
Similarly, Cobb said North Carolina must reduce corporate taxes and gas taxes, which fund the state's highway trust fund.
"China is becoming a much less desirable place for investment," Conrad said. "Every year wages are going up 20 percent. We're the only area of the country that can compete. We're a right-to-work state…. We need to position ourselves by lowering our corporate tax rate to get that re-shoring."
Both Conrad and Cobb said the state needs to assess its port and rail system to take advantage of increasing freight levels coming into Wilmington.
"We've got to get our ports and rail infrastructure back up to speed," Cobb said.
Brown said he wants to find ways to reduce regulation on small businesses so they can create more jobs. He said he has demonstrated leadership in protecting taxpayers by helping to defeat legislation that would allow counties to levy a land-transfer tax and by promoting annexation reform to give property owners more power to ward off revenue-hungry municipalities. Brown said he did not vote for the legislation that was enacted last year because he disagreed with some aspects of it, but he supports the broad thrust of reform.
"Nobody worked harder on annexation reform than I did," he said. "And I don't think either of my opponents have the knowledge and experience to have proceeded with such legislation."
If elected, Brown said he will continue to pursue annexation reform.
"My next intent is to require those cities that have annexed people without providing the services – either provide the service or the annexed people can defer tax on their property until they get the service."
While Brown takes pride in saying that he has never voted for a tax increase, he said he would like to find a way to give state employees raises and wants to maintain funding for education.
"I disagree with some of my colleagues on education," he said. "I think we need to put the resources in early education, so we won't have to spend it later on prevention programs and prison programs. If children don't have a good foundation, they'll always be behind and they'll have difficulty with reading."
Cobb said as someone who is a newcomer to politics he will be able to relate more closely with constituents than his two opponents.
"The difference is who's going to be accessible to the people of the district and who's going to be participating and answering questions," he said. "And really focused on the most important issues before us. And that's jobs and getting the economy moving forward."
Conrad and Brown both highlight their experience.
"I have an 18-year track record," Conrad said. "I'm very proud of the votes that I've taken. I haven't changed a lot since I first ran in 1994. This district has a lot of overlap with my commissioner district. Within my commissioner district they know me. Hopefully they approve because I haven't changed."
Brown said he is the lone incumbent in any of the five Forsyth House races this year, although District 74 is technically an open seat.
"If you don't have some experience to hold our delegation together," Brown said, "it's liable to go any which way."


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Kik released a new version of Kik Messenger today for iOS and Android OS based devices. The new Kik Messenger features real-time group chat and picture sharing. Kik's group chat allows to add anyone to a on going conversation on the fly and up to ten people could be included in a group.
"Kik is known for having the best one-to-one messaging experience and we are now extending that to groups," Livingston stated. "With other group messaging applications, a large group often becomes nothing more than a distribution list. Kik Messenger creates a dynamic interaction where people can easily enter and exit the conversation as needed, just like in real life."Kik Messenger's new picture sharing features allows users to share what they're seeing with the click of a button. Other picture sharing applications are essentially a file transfer, while Kik's photo sharing capability is built around the idea of visually connecting people in real time. "It puts you right there with them, letting you see what they see as it happens," Livingston added.
In addition to the new features, Kik will be a highly visible presence at the upcoming SXSW conference this week. Kik will be offering a free real-time concierge service for conference goers. Users can add "SXSW" to their Kik contacts and ask any question they might have, from finding times for panels or to check which restaurants are open late
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"Kik Messenger took the mobile chat world by storm four months ago, gaining more than one million users in its first 15 days, and our growth continues to be strong," said Ted Livingston, founder and chief executive officer of Kik Interactive. "This round of funding allows us to continue perfecting our Kik Messenger application and other services, which we believe will help define the future of mobile communications.""Kik is a fast, simple, and elegant solution to cross device mobile messaging which we think is one of the most exciting investment opportunities right now, We believe the Kik team has shown that they understand how to deliver the right set of features in the right package, and we are excited about working with them to build the mobile messaging marketplace." said Fred Wilson, partner at Union Square Ventures
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Marian J. Wallace, a retired businesswoman and former registered nurse, died Friday of Parkinson's disease at the Blakehurst retirement community in Towson. She was 92.
Marian Jones was born and raised near Hurlock and graduated from a Dorchester County high school.
She attended what is now Salisbury University before transferring to the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, where she earned her nursing degree in 1943. She also earned a bachelor's degree from the Johns Hopkins University in 1952.
Mrs. Wallace worked as a nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital and at Cornell Medical Center in New York City.
In 1949, she married Carl F. Wallace, who was the owner of William T. Lyons Co. Inc. and Lake Construction Co.
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The former longtime North Homeland resident had lived at Blakehurst since 1997. Mrs. Wallace enjoyed flower gardening, needlepoint and reading. She also was a collector of china teacups.
She was a member of the Baltimore Country Club, Johns Hopkins Club and the Women's Eastern Shore Society.
Mrs. Wallace was a member of Grace United Methodist Church, 5407 N. Charles St., where a memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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Our winter started fast.
Snow flew, ski resorts opened early and it seemed as if nature was going to make up for last season's drought. Then all that promise seemed to evaporate.
"All this 30 % chance of snow, 10% chance of snow, couple inches here, a dusting there, just hasn't done much for us," says Dan Greenlee of the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Greenlee is making the trek to various Sierra snow survey sites this week to manually measure the snow pack, but he already knows what he will find.
According to automated measurements the water content of the snow pack in the Truckee River drainage has fallen below 80 percent today. It's even lower in the Tahoe Basin. The Carson and Walker River drainages are hovering just above.
That may not sound startling until you remember what last year left us.
"Last year we were sitting at about the seventh driest year we've probably had in a 100 years," says Greenlee. "So, back to back dry years makes for a little more impact."
So, what we need now in the next month or so is a strong finish.
"March if it came back strong, a couple of big storms could get us back to average."
Now, if we don't get those big storms it doesn't mean the Truckee will stop flowing or our taps will run dry this summer, but that's not to say there won't be impacts.
For one thing, back to back dry years will raise the danger of wildfires and then there those whose very livelihood depends on the snow pack.
The Ag community as usual will likely feel the most impacts from this," says Greenlee. "They're the biggest water users."
The next few weeks will likely tell the tale and northern Nevada weather is nothing if not changeable.
So we should pray for a Miracle March?
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The company which sued the maker of the BlackBerry for patent infringement launched a similar case against handheld computer firm Palm yesterday. Palm said today that it will defend itself vigorously. Canada's Research In Motion (RIM), maker of the BlackBerry wireless email device, settled with US firm NTP in March, though it did not concede that it had infringed NTP's patents.
RIM said that it paid NTP $612.5m because it was losing business as customers backed off from the threat of a court-ordered suspension of RIM services. NTP now alleges that Palm is infringing its wireless email patents.
NTP is a patent holding company which exists to manage 50 patents. Seven patents are involved in the dispute with Palm, five of which were part of the case against RIM.
The current complaint alleges that Palm systems which integrate email into their services, such as the Treo, Palm VII, and Tungsten handhelds and smart phones, violate several of NTP's patents. Palm's new smartphones allow users to read and send emails and browse the internet.
"We have attempted – on numerous occasions – to resolve this issue with Palm without resorting to litigation that is both time-consuming and costly," said Donald Stout, co-founder of NTP, in a statement. "Despite our efforts, Palm has chosen to continue to unlawfully infringe on our patents. Though we would still prefer to resolve this issue with Palm in a negotiated license agreement that is fair and reasonable to both parties, we are filing action today as a last resort to protect our valuable intellectual property."
The suit was filed in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on Monday. It asks the court to stop Palm "continuing to infringe on NTP's patents". It asks for monetary damages for the alleged infringements of the past.
NTP claims to have first contacted Palm in 2000, when it wrote to the company's then-parent company 3Com. The company's complaint says that it wrote to the firm on two further occasions regarding the issue.
Palm hit back today. In a company statement, it noted that all seven of the patents asserted by NTP "are being re-examined by the US Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) and have been rejected by the re-examiners as invalid." Palm also said that "the NTP patents disclose a pager-based email service that has nothing in common with the mobile-computing devices invented by Palm."
The company admitted being "in occasional contact with NTP concerning a license to these patents."
The company added: "When Palm last communicated with NTP many months ago, however, each of the patents already was the subject of re-examination proceedings by the PTO. Palm is disappointed that, after many months of silence and repeated rejections of NTP's claims by the PTO, NTP has chosen to sue on patents of doubtful validity."
It concluded: "Palm respects legitimate intellectual property rights, but will defend itself vigorously against the attempted misuse of the patent and judicial systems to extract monetary value for rights to patents that may ultimately have no value at all."
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Chamberlain said firefighters encountered a "heavy fire" at the 101 Old Sharon Road building that had spread to a nearby excavator about 2:15 p.m. Thursday. Workers who were inside the building when the fire started were able to escape safely, he said.
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