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Agent Jose Alonso Compean. Courtesy of KFOX-TV
Two U.S. Border Patrol agents were sentenced to prison terms of 11 years and 12 years for shooting a drug-smuggling suspect in the buttocks as he fled across the U.S.-Mexico border.
U.S. District Court Judge Kathleen Cardone in El Paso, Texas, sentenced Jose Alonso Compean to 12 years in prison and Ignacio Ramos to 11 years and one day despite a plea by their attorney for a new trial after three jurors said they were coerced into voting guilty in the case, the Washington Times reported.
As WorldNetDaily reported, a federal jury convicted Compean, 28, and Ramos, 37, in March after a two-week trial on charges of causing serious bodily injury, assault with a deadly weapon, discharge of a firearm in relation to a crime of violence and a civil rights violation.
Ramos is an eight-year veteran of the U.S. Naval Reserve and a former nominee for Border Patrol Agent of the Year.
On Feb. 17, 2005, he responded to a request for back up from Compean, who noticed a suspicious van near the levee road along the Rio Grande River near the Texas town of Fabens, about 40 miles east of El Paso.
Ramos, who headed toward Fabens hoping to cut off the van, soon joined a third agent already in pursuit.
Behind the wheel of the van was an illegal alien, Osbaldo Aldrete-Davila of Mexico. Unknown to the growing number of Border Patrol agents converging on Fabens, Aldrete-Davila's van was carrying 800 pounds of marijuana.
Unable to outrun Ramos and the third agent, Aldrete-Davila stopped the van on the levee, jumped out and started running toward the river. When he reached the other side of the levee, he was met by Compean who had anticipated the smuggler's attempt to get back to Mexico.
"We both yelled out for him to stop, but he wouldn't stop, and he just kept running," Ramos told California's Inland Valley Daily Bulletin. Aldrete-Davila crossed a canal.
"At some point during the time where I'm crossing the canal, I hear shots being fired," Ramos said. "Later, I see Compean on the ground, but I keep running after the smuggler."
At that point, Ramos said, Aldrete-Davila turned toward him, pointing what looked like a gun.
"I shot," Ramos said. "But I didn't think he was hit, because he kept running into the brush and then disappeared into it. Later, we all watched as he jumped into a van waiting for him. He seemed fine. It didn't look like he had been hit at all."
The commotion and multiple calls for back up had brought seven other agents – including two supervisors – to the crossing by this time. Compean picked up his shell casings, but Ramos did not. He also did not follow agency procedure and report that he had fired his weapon.
"The supervisors knew that shots were fired," Ramos told the paper. "Since nobody was injured or hurt, we didn't file the report. That's the only thing I would've done different."
Had he done that one thing differently, it's unlikely it would have mattered to prosecutors.
More than two weeks after the incident, Christopher Sanchez, an investigator with the Department of Homeland Security's Office of Inspector General, received a call from a Border Patrol agent in Wilcox, Ariz. The agent's mother-in-law had received a call from Aldrete-Davila's mother in Mexico telling her that her son had been wounded in the buttocks in the shooting.
Sanchez followed up with a call of his own to the smuggler in Mexico.
In a move that still confuses Ramos and Compean, the U.S. government filed charges against them after giving full immunity to Aldrete-Davila and paying for his medical treatment at an El Paso hospital.
At trial, Assistant U.S. Attorney Debra Kanof told the court that the agents had violated an unarmed Aldrete-Davila's civil rights.
"The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled it is a violation of someone's Fourth Amendment rights to shoot them in the back while fleeing if you don't know who they are and/or if you don't know they have a weapon," said Kanof.
Kanof dismissed Ramos' testimony that he had seen something shiny in the smuggler's hand, saying that the agent couldn't be sure it was a gun he had seen.
Further, Kanof argued, it was a violation of Border Patrol policy for agents to pursue fleeing suspects.
"Agents are not allowed to pursue. In order to exceed the speed limit, you have to get supervisor approval, and they did not," she told the Daily Bulletin.
Those shell casings Compean picked up were described to the jury as destroying the crime scene and their failure to file an incident report – punishable by a five-day suspension, according to Border Patrol regulations – an attempted cover up.
The Texas jury came back with a guilty verdict. Conviction for discharging a firearm in relation to a crime of violence has an automatic 10-year sentence. The other counts have varying punishments.
"How are we supposed to follow the Border Patrol strategy of apprehending terrorists or drug smugglers if we are not supposed to pursue fleeing people?" said Ramos, who noted that he only did on that day what he had done for the previous 10 years. "Everybody who's breaking the law flees from us. What are we supposed to do? Do they want us to catch them or not?"
He also noted that none of the other agents who had responded to the incident filed reports that shots were fired and, besides, both supervisors at the scene knew they had discharged their weapons.
"You need to tell a supervisor because you can't assume that a supervisor knows about it," Kanof countered. "You have to report any discharge of a firearm."
"This is the greatest miscarriage of justice I have ever seen," said Andy Ramirez of the nonprofit group Friends of the Border Patrol. "This drug smuggler has fully contributed to the destruction of two brave agents and their families and has sent a very loud message to the other Border Patrol agents: If you confront a smuggler, this is what will happen to you."
The El Paso Sheriff's Department increased its patrols around the Ramos home when the family received threats from people they believed were associated with Aldrete-Davila.
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Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Annual or perennial herb, ± mealy (hairs drying as minute white scales); sap milky
Leaves mostly basal, generally linear to (ob)lanceolate, generally variably entire to pinnately lobed
Inflorescence: heads solitary, ligulate, ± nodding in bud; involucre generally fusiform to spheric; phyllaries in 2several series, outer overlapping, inner often ± black-hairy; receptacle naked
Flowers 5many; corollas white to orange, often reddish below, ligules = to >> involucre, readily withering
Fruit cylindric to fusiform, generally square-topped, not beaked; ribs ± 10, ± scabrous; pappus of generally 5many ± lanceolate, bristle-tipped scales
Etymology: (Greek: small chicory)
Reference: [Chambers Contr Dudley Herb Stanford U: 1955 4:207312 & 1957 5:5768]
Hybridization common.Self-pollinating (annual) or self-incompatible and ± complex (perennial herb).


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We had some time to read the tabs while we were waiting in line to buy celery and hummus this week and here's what we learned from Star, Globe, OK!, National Enquirer and In Touch.
Once again, avoiding the express line had its privileges.
- Khloe Kardashian-Odom is buying a $500,000 surrogate baby.She's hoping it will match her $500,000 alligator shoes, but she can't be sure since it's from a different designer.
- Jessica Simpson has experienced a 35-pound weight gain.Sources close to the star say the added weight is clearly not the result of pockets full of Weight Watchers money.
- Lindsay Lohan is broke and has been caught working as an escort.Some witnesses also say she has been caught living in an Escort.
- There is proof that Coco cheated on Ice-T. Experts say, however, that there is still no proof that both of these people aren't just a Starbucks beverage order.
- Evil Camilla has told the dying Queen, "You're too sick to rule."The royal family was shocked by the statements since Evil Camilla doesn't usually come out until the moon is full.
- A coroner has claimed Marilyn Monroe was murdered because she knew too much and he was part of the cover-up. He later tried to retract his story, saying he felt bad for telling the Globe instead of selling a screenplay to HBO.
- Valerie Harper had a secret battle with lung cancer. Fortunately for her, lung cancer has historically been very bad at rock/paper/scissors.
- Fans have thanked Globe for saving soaps. They report that, just like the rest of us, their pointless campaign to take home all complimentary hotel toiletries has ended in victory.
- Jennifer Aniston and Justin Theroux are getting ready for twins Justin doesn't think she needs a boob job, but he's going along with it anyway.
- You can see inside Kimye's $11 million home. What a rare treat! The Kardashians are usually so secretive about their lives.
- K-Stew and R-Patz are moving to Paris. They felt it was a smart move for them, because with their gaunt looks and aloof personalities, they'll fit right in.
- Soon there will be a tell-all documentary about Angelina Jolie. Why bother? We read the tabloids, and they never lie.
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- After 31 years, find out what really happened when Natalie Wood died. "Who's Natalie Wood?" replied everyone under 31.
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It's time to get low-down with the fresh but well-traveled trio, Jack Roberts Harvey Band! The groove, the soul, that attitude we all relate to lives strong here, and is transmitted with pure grade-A authentication. Their music has been described as Blues / Rock, Roots / Rock, Southern / Rock and even Country. With the release of their debut CD, "Devil on a Dirt Road," JRHB is now ready to share that music with the masses.
Although a Los Angeles, California based band, JRHB's music is firmly rooted in the sounds of the American south and Midwest, where band members, Tony JACK Grigsby (Bass Guitar,) Jim ROBERTS (Slide Guitar and Vocals,) and Mike HARVEY (Drums and Percussion,) honed their musical chops.
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Lots of animosity out there in cyberspace toward the self-published, which I don't exactly understand.
If you personally feel that those who self-publish are deluded, wasting their time, and are only in print because they have no talent to get a regular publisher contract, you're entitled to your opinion. But to insult them under the guise of being 'helpful' isn't helpful at all. It's hurtful, and doesn't serve any purpose.
Sandy Tooley is a success. Her books are selling. She has many loyal fans. If you decide to self-publish, she's an example of how to do it the right way. Full Moon Publishing has been around for a while, and is in no danger of fading away.
Sandy emailed me yesterday with these comments:
"I grilled my mother before her death and she assured me I am legitimate. No milkman involved.
Anonymous explained exactly why I submitted review copies and cover letters under a fictitious name: I wanted my books reviewed based on their merit, not PRE-judged as something self-published and unworthy of a read. My books have won numerous awards as well as a short story being a finalist for the Derringer Award.
As to memoirs, they are very hard to sell, as told to me by a number of publishers when I tried to find a home for the memoirs of a 78 yr old woman. Of course, if it is the memoirs of Paris Hilton's dog, it's a very easy sell. The six major conglomerates who control what gets published don't always base their selections on talent.
There was a time when a writer had to be published in hard cover to warrant credibility. Then times changed and they decided mass market paperbacks weren't so bad. Self-publishers were always there to kick around but now we have POD-published writers as the new can on the block to kick down the street.
I have been in the publishing business now for seven years. The only thing that hasn't changed is the stigma. As I mentioned in my interview in this month's issue of Crimespree Magazine, if this were any other business--filmmaker, home builder, software creater, recording artist--where the person chooses to learn the business and do everything on his own, he would be heralded as an innovative, self-motivated, free-thinking individual.
The other important point I have learned is the amount of money to be made when you own all your rights and control all facets of the business. I always tell other writers to first try to find an agent or publisher because doing it yourself isn't for the ill-prepared or faint at heart."
If you don't read Crimespree, and you're in the mystery business, pick up a subscription. It's a great mag.
I also happen to agree with Sandy's points.
Art is a popularity contest. The greatest artists are the ones that sell the most. Many artists were failures in their lifetimes, Van Gogh and Mozart come to mind. But their popularity caught on, and they became revered.
However, their work was just as good during their lives--it hasn't changed.
What makes an artist legitimate? Since art is subjective, there's only one true measure of an artist's success... the number of people who buy the art.
Sandy has over 20,000 books in print. In my eyes, that's a success.
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Brussels, 17 January 2013
Employment: Commission proposes to improve EURES job search network – frequently asked questions
See also IP/14/26, MEMO/14/22
Why is there a need for a reform?
EURES has already helped many jobseekers to find work in other Member States and helped many employers to find the staff they need to fill their vacancies. However, the Commission wants to further improve the number of vacancies on offer and the services that EURES provides. To do so, it is necessary to amend the legal rules for clearing and exchanging information between Member States on job opportunities that have not been amended since 1992.
In particular, the Commission is proposing to turn the EURES network into a more proactive instrument that is more and responsive to the labour market, to focus more on young people and to extend the number of partners offering mobility services through EURES.
Throughout 2013, Member States have already started to implement the December 2012 EURES Decision (see IP/12/1262) and, in parallel, there have been improvements made to the EURES portal.
A more comprehensive revision of the overall regulatory framework is needed to reflect new mobility patterns, enhanced requirements for "fair mobility" (mobility which takes place on a voluntary basis and respects labour law and standards), changes in the technology for sharing job vacancy data, the use of a variety of recruitment channels by job seekers and employers and an increasing role of other labour market brokers in addition to public employment services in the provision of recruitment services.
Once the new rules are adopted by the European Parliament and the Council, the December 2012 Commission Decision will be repealed.
What shortcomings does this proposal address?
The proposed new rules address five concrete shortcomings:
What improvements is the Commission proposing?
More job vacancies and CVs available to all across the EU
Under the proposed rules, Member States would be required to make available to the EURES portal all the job vacancies they publish nationally. This would include vacancies currently only available at local or regional level, and vacancies from third parties, such as private employment services and other organisations. Member States could only exclude job vacancies which, due to their nature or to national rules, are only open to citizens of a specific country.
The EURES portal would continue to receive CVs posted directly by jobseekers, but would also receive those made available through organisations such as public employment services and EURES partners (such as private employment agencies), with the explicit consent of jobseekers and full data protection rights (e.g. withdrawal, deletion or modification of the data).
Automated matching at EU level to facilitate job search and recruitment
The proposed rules would allow for an effective matching process at European level between job vacancies and candidates. To allow this feature, the Commission has developed a common classification system of occupations (ESCO) in close collaboration with stakeholders and with the European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training (CEDEFOP).
Making EURES more visible and accessible at national level
Every job seeker and every employer registering with employment services would become aware of what EURES can do and would receive a clear "EURES offer" for further assistance, if s/he is interested. This would guarantee that Member States disseminate basic information on EURES through all their employment services.
Clearly defined mobility support services for job seekers and employers
Under the new rules, the EURES network would offer, free of charge, several minimum support services for EU jobseekers wishing to move and work in other Member States. These services include:
To employers, the EURES network would also offer mobility support services and recruitment assistance, which may be subject to a fee. These services include:
Better information exchange and organisation of the work of EURES
The proposed rules aim to increase the exchange of information among Member States, particularly on surpluses and shortages on national labour markets. This intelligence would place EURES in a better position to organise and coordinate placement and recruitment activities. This would help Member States to include mobility policies as an integral part of their social and employment policies.
Member States may adjust their mobility policies in light of economic developments affecting their national labour markets, but this is not done systematically and certainly not in consultation with other Member States. Free movement of workers and high levels of employment are closely linked and make it necessary for Member States to develop mobility policies supporting a better functioning of labour markets in the Union.
The information would be used within the annual cycle for programming and reporting on EURES activities. It would enable the National Coordination Offices, acting on behalf of the Member States, to steer the activity of the EURES network as a result-oriented tool responsive to the needs of workers according to the dynamics of labour markets.
Who would be responsible for implementing the initiative?
In most countries, implementation would be the responsibility of the Public Employment Services, which host EURES. The current EURES network consists of the PES and the European Commission. As the proposal is relevant for the European Economic Area, it new rules would also become applicable in Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
However, the proposal also envisages that Member States would develop measures to open up the EURES network to other organisations beyond public employment services, notably other types of employment services such as private employment agencies. Those organisations would be accepted as EURES partners through national authorisation procedures, in accordance with the criteria defined in the proposal.
How would EURES work in practice under the proposed rules?
The network would open up to other organisations in addition to the current ones, such as include private employment services (temporary work agencies), other non-public employment services, trade unions, industrial and employers' associations.
Member States would be responsible for setting up systems to authorise and monitor the activity of all organisations on their territory operating for EURES as EURES partners.
To operate as EURES Partners, organisations should adhere to minimum common criteria and a limited set of basic rules on the process of authorisation, to ensure transparency and equal opportunities when joining the EURES network, without prejudice to the flexibility necessary to take into account the different national models and forms of co-operation between PES and other labour market actors in the Member States.
How will the EURES portal be improved?
In parallel to the proposed reform of EURES, the EURES web portal will be upgraded. A new version of the portal will be released in 2014. It will bring new and improved features, such as a revamped online CV application to publish and search for CVs, and improved job search functions. Sectoral "skills passports" will be introduced giving jobseekers and employers active in specific sectors the opportunity to present or search for skills in a more detailed way adapted to that sector. A first skills passport for the hospitality sector will be launched in the spring of 2014.
Additional features will be added to the EURES portal gradually over the coming years. These improvements will focus on the following:
Finally, a new European Online Job Day website will be set up to promote all European Job Days (EJD) organised in different countries. European Job Days are events aimed at encouraging mobility throughout Europe. This will help any EJD organisers to build their own event both online and offline. There will be registration features, event information, live streaming, live chat with exhibitors, a "jobs on offer" section as well as practical information for the participant. There is also an interview-scheduling feature that allows employers to book interviews with potential candidates that have been preselected in advance.
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I missed the Osloom open source Jacquard loom at Maker Faire but it sounds like an incredible demo! It was also displayed at the Open Hardware Summit. It's a computer controlled, electromechanical, thread-controlled floor loom:
The alpha prototype of the 3rd actuator and most of the development team was at Open Hardware Summit on September 27 held at Eyebeam Art + Technology Center. The loom had 4 actuators working during this demo and we proudly dressed it for the first time with 4 threads to demo the actuator. All in all it was a resounding success! We had amazingly wonderful conversations with countless incredible folks who are someway or another involved with Open Hardware. We received lots of positive feedback!
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A content focused agencies point of view on all the rage about native ads:
I guess we have Fred Wilson to thank (or blame) for all this. In September he gave a speech in which he spoke of "native monetization systems" for Web sites. These are little bursts of marketing tailored to the look and feel of a specific platform. Think Facebook Likes, promoted Tweets, special deals via Foursquare, and Google paid-search ads tied to keywords. Mashing up the blogs, we learn that native can also be a repackaged version of advertorials defined by the users and delivered "in-stream" as digital ads that don't suck, disguised as content. Media firm BIA/Kelsey predicts approximately $3.85bn of social ad spend will go to these native ads in four years in the US alone.
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The World Series of Poker (WSOP) has a new champion and for the sixth year in a row he is under 25 . Ryan Riess, a 23 year old 2012 graduate of Michigan State, outlasted a field of 6,352 players who each ponied up $10,000 for the chance to win poker's most prestigious tournament.
On November 5, at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Reiss bested 29 year old Jay Farber. Farber, an amateur poker player and VIP nighclub host went home with second place winnings of $5,174,357.
The event created a $59,714,169 total prize pool with Riess taking home the first place prize of $8,361,570 and the richest prize in all of sports, the $500,000 WSOP gold bracelet.
The 2013 Main Event began in July and and, as has been the custom in the past six years, play was suspended when the tournament reached its final table of nine participants. Play resumed Monday afternoon.
After more than eight hours of competition, the field of nine remaining players was narrowed to two: Jay Farber, 29, of Las Vegas, an amateur poker player and VIP nightclub host and professional poker player and Ryan Riess, 23, of East Lansing, Michigan.
Heads-up play began Tuesday evening and lasted more than three hours before a new champion was crowned.
Rounding out the final table were:
3rd place: Amir Lehavot, 38, of Weston, Fla., $3,727,823
4th place: Sylvain Loosli, 26, of Toulon, France, $2,792,533
5th place: JC Tran, 36, of Sacramento, Calif., $2,106,893
6th place: Marc-Etienne McLaughlin, 25, of Brossard, Quebec, Canada, $1,601,024
7th place: Michiel Brummelhuis, 32, Amsterdam, Netherlands, $1,225,356
8th place: David Benefield, 27, of New York City, NY, $944,650
9th place: Mark Newhouse, 28, of Los Angeles, Calif., $733,224
A total of 648 players cashed in this year's WSOP Main Event. Players from 83 different nations and ages ranging from 21 years old to 92 years old competed in the WSOP Main Event, including dozens of celebrities from the sports and entertainment world. But Riess was able to outlast all 6,351 of them, despite this being his first-ever attempt in this event.
Being a spectator at the final table was similar to attending an exciting sporting event. The electricity was high. Fans of the players at the final table packed the Penn and Teller room at the Rio. Cheers could be heard whenever a player made a favorable move.
The excitement grew on the final night as a number of fans of Riess and Farber were permitted on the stage to cheer their favorites on. Each group had custom tee shirts and a few were even in costume.
Watching the WSOP is one of those must do thing in Vegas even if you are not a poker player. The excitement is contagious. And it costs nothing except a little time in line to see it all in person and maybe meet some of your poker idols. Maybe one day I'll enter one of the tournaments---just for the sake of journalism. Oh yea, and because I love the game.
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GDT – Edmonton Oilers 5, St. Louis Blues 3 – Dec 11, 2009 @ 6:00 PM – SNET – Game 32
The Oil head into St. Louis to take on the Blues in the final game of the 5-game road trip. So far the Oilers are 4-0 on this road trip. I don't want to jinx anything, but there's no way I'd expect them to finish this road trip undefeated. The Blues have won 3 of their last 4, including a win against the Wings, and shootout wins vs. the Sharks and the Kings.
This is a tough one for me to predict. As is my new tradition though, I'll go with the heart/brain predictions again. So, the heart is predicting a 3-1 Oilers win. The brain is going to predict a rather boring, 2-0 win for the Blues. I have a tough time believing that the Oil can keep this streak alive. And quite frankly, even though I thought it has been a pretty soft road trip, a road trip is a road trip, and these guys are making it hard to want to tank for Taylor.
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NIAID Announces Vaccine Adjuvant Discovery Contracts
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health, has awarded six new research contracts to discover and characterize novel adjuvants, substances that can be added to vaccines to enhance the protective immune response they induce.
"The goal of these awards is to find safe new adjuvants that will boost the effectiveness of vaccines," says NIAID Director Anthony S. Fauci, M.D. "Adjuvants can be used not only to enhance the immune response to a vaccine and thereby offer better protection but also to extend the vaccine supply if needed, enabling more people to be vaccinated with fewer doses."
Currently, the only vaccine adjuvant approved for use in the United States is an aluminum mixture known as alum.
NIAID has awarded a total of approximately $60 million over five years for these contracts. The awardees will identify novel compounds with the potential to be vaccine adjuvants. All compounds will be tested in animal models and human cells to determine how well they stimulate the immune response. The investigators also will examine and describe the cellular reactions the compounds induce.
"The goal of these awards is not only to identify new adjuvant candidates but also to describe how these candidates work," says Helen Quill, Ph.D., chief of NIAID's basic immunology research branch. "We would hope that these adjuvant candidates will become part of a robust pipeline leading to the development of many different vaccines."
The awardees of the adjuvant contracts will work to identify and characterize novel adjuvants that trigger receptors of the inborn, or innate, immune system. These receptors recognize and bind small molecules that are unique to harmful microorganisms. Binding stimulates an immediate innate immune response, a broadly protective reaction. The innate immune response also is required for the development of the highly specific antibody and T-cell responses that characterize long-term immunity.
The investigators also will seek to identify the cellular receptor for each of the novel adjuvant candidates, determine how it triggers the innate immune response, and then make changes to the adjuvant to improve its ability to induce the innate immune response. Although a number of innate immune receptors already have been described, many more likely exist and are expected to be uncovered in the course of these projects.
"The award of these contracts is an integral part of NIAID's long-range plan to expand the adjuvant pipeline," says Daniel Rotrosen, M.D., director of NIAID's Division of Allergy, Immunology, and Transplantation, which oversees these awards. "A first round of NIAID contracts, awarded in 2003, limited the discovery of novel adjuvants to those that stimulated the only group of innate immune receptors known at the time. With this second round of awards, we intend to increase the number of adjuvant candidates by expanding the research scope to include all known innate immune receptors."
The institutions receiving contracts for 2009 are
- James R. Baker, Jr., M.D., University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
- Dennis A. Carson, M.D., Moores Cancer Center, University of California San Diego, La Jolla
- Sunil A. David, M.D., Ph.D., University of Kansas, Lawrence
- Michael J. Gale, Jr., Ph.D., University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle
- David A. Johnson, Ph.D., Corixa Corporation (now part of GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals), Hamilton, Mont.
- Peter Palese, Ph.D., Mount Sinai School of Medicine, New York City


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Gebbers Farm harnesses the ground's energy to produce fresher fruit and a greener planet
Keeping apples fresh and cool is a challenge for many farms, but it is one that Gebbers Farms solved in a unique way.
At its 9,290 square-meter facility on the Eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountain Range in Washington, USA, Gebbers sorts, processes and pre-sizes thousands of apples daily. The company revolutionised its field-to-table process in 2008 when 35-year HVAC veteran Doug Lockhart of Lockhart Industries installed a Geoexchange system.
A greener way forward
The system takes advantage of the earth's naturally stable temperatures to cool the water and rooms used at the Gebbers facility. Geoexchange heat pumps are hooked up to a series of pipes in loops, which run through a large holding pond built at the site. Excess heat is transferred into the pond in summer and pulled from the pond in winter. In essence, it is the same heat-exchanging process used by a household heat pump.
"Gebbers Farms believes in taking a proactive approach to the responsible use of scarce natural resources," says Bob Grandy, Gebbers' spokesman and food safety engineer. "In our business, we use large quantities of water and electricity to process fruit. Fortunately, by being located where we are in North-Central Washington, we are blessed with both. Truthfully, it would have been easier and less expensive to go with a 'conventional refrigeration system' in the pre-size facility that we built in 2009, Instead, Gebbers chose Geoexchange."
Bob Grandy explains that Gebbers actively seeks out new technologies for its production line, an example of which is its use of geothermal technology.
"We don't have the luxury to have downtime. We need things to work."
Bob Grandy, Gebbers Farms
A three-story streamlined mass of pumps, valves, HDPE pipes and gleaming metal refrigerant condensing units form the "brains" of the facility. Together, these elements run a Geoexchange energy process that may be the first of its kind in the fruit-processing industry.
Inside the apple pre-size processing plant, forklifts deliver wooden bins of unsorted apples to a dunk tank, where the apples are cleaned and sanitized, and then the fruit is inspected for defects first electronically and then by human hands.
The water used throughout the facility is cooled by the Geoexchange system brine. The cooled water then flows into a cool-shower and flumes at minus 1.7 degrees Celsius. The water recirculates for a week through a closed system.
Chilled water preserves the fruits' crisp, bright state, as if just plucked from the tree. In contrast, using room-temperature water hastens the ripening process, says Doug Lockhart.
The Geoexchange cooling system at Gebbers may be the first of its kind in the fruit processing industry, according to Doug Lockhart of Lockhart Industries, the system's supplier.
Wal-Mart sent representatives to view the new green initiative that produced better apples, economic savings and a sustainable processing approach.
High-quality results
"With little more than some innovative refrigeration equipment, pumping and controls, we were able to increase the quality," he says. Less water is used as well, says Bob Grandy, and it is used more efficiently.
After being sorted, the apples are packed into bins and transferred into the cold-storage room, which the Geoexchange system also cools to minus 1.7 degrees Celsius.
"A real benefit of the system is that it cools rooms and water quickly," he says. "And Grundfos pumps are instrumental in that process, by powering the heat exchange required for cooling the water."
Eventually, the Geoexchange system could potentially be used in the underfloor heating or become part of the water treatment bio-system. Gebbers plans to integrate the Geoexchange in phases.
Grundfos CR pumps were extensively used due to their wide application to both available pressure and flow dynamics.
"They're quite efficient and flexible with speed control," Doug Lockhart says. "When CR pumps were coupled with the matched CUE frequency converter (Variable Frequency Drive), the Direct Digital Control system could control the flow tailored to the need."
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"Gebbers technicians have indicated that the Grundfos pumps work well, are efficient, and do the job," says Bob Grandy. He emphasizes that the maintenance crew is happy with pump performance. "We don't have the luxury to have downtime. We need things to work."
Customers are happier too. Several of Gebbers' top clients have sent representatives to view the new green initiative that produces higher-quality apples, economic savings and a sustainable processing approach.
"Although the new system was more expensive than a conventional system, we have found its accuracy, serviceability and overall performance to meet or exceed our expectations," says Bob Grandy. "Once all of the features are fully implemented, we believe the system will provide further economical and environmentally sustainable results for our company."
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Grundfos CR pumps and CUE frequency converters are installed for the main heat exchange in the large cooler, the condenser and pond.
• The flume chiller pumps are Grundfos LM body; with relatively short pumping requirements.
• Grundfos TP volute pumps are used in the flume condenser.
• Grundfos UPS pumps are employed in both the boiler and also the in-floor circulation to minimize equipment overhead; they could withstand the Geoexchange water temperatures and the back-up boiler temperatures.
Created in 1909.
Located in Brewster, Washington.
Over 2,000 employees during peak season (July/October).
Operates mulitple work shifts/7days during peak season.
Manages more than 5,500 apple acres and 2,000 cherry acres.
Produces more than 225,000 bins of apples and more than 20,000 tons of cherries a year.
About Geoexchange
The Geoexchange system in use at Gebbers relies on heat pumps and a network of durable plastic pipes that circulate into a holding pond. The pipes, filled with an antifreeze-water solution, act as a heat exchanger, extracting or releasing heat in the water, depending upon the season or building's needs.
Much like a household refrigerator, the Geoexchange heat pump moves energy (the first law of thermodynamics), thus the heat pump create zones of high energy where you need heat and consequently, zones of low energy where you need cooling. Inside Gebbers, the interior water pipes distribute cooled water through the apple flumes.
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The first this you need to do is make sure all your folders are visible. To do this go to Start, My Computer, Local Disk (C), Documents ans Settings, All Users,
NOW in the All Users folder go up to tools on the top bar, at the bottom of the drop down list is Folder Options- open that, Select the View tab- Look down and find "Hidden files and folders" select the bubble to "Show hidden files and folders"
Select Apply- Now your Application Data and other folders will not be hidden.
Lets do Photo Effects- Actions first-
This is where you will put all atn files- Atomic Cupcake actions, Photo editing actions ect.
This is a screen shot of the expanded folder list-
This is a screen shot zoomed in on the folder list- so you can see the path to take
This is a screen shot of what you will see in this folder-
So here is what I do-
- Download Action- (read my tutorial on Organizing your scrapbooking supplies)
- Download, extract, and put into your "Extras" folder.
Here is a screen shot of the Photo Effects folder-
- Have you Extras folder open and your Photo effects folder open .
- In you Extras folder highlight both the atn file and the PNG file ( hold down Ctrl key to select multiple items ).
- Once highlighted right click and select copy.
- Select the Photo Effects folder and go to Edit, Paste
- This should paste the atn and PNG file into the Photo effects folder.
There are a few things I have encountered that add a few more steps....
Lets cover those-
Some Actions do not come with any image file, that makes it hard to remember what it does.
Some Actions come with an image file but the image file is not a PNG.
So what you need to do is make PNG files for those Actions. You can see up in the screen shot of my computer right above that there are some actions that have a picture of a girl. Those are pictures of my daughter that I used as the image for files that I downloaded that came with no image.
Lets cover how to handle it if the image file is not a PNG first.
- All you have to do is open the image in PSE6 and "save as" a PNG file. Save it in the same location that the action is in so they are together.
- IMPORTANT* The PNG and the atn file have to have the exact same name.
- What I do is-
- Right click the action/atn file and select rename.
- Go to the name and right click, select all, copy.
- Go to the image/PNG file and right click
, rename, select all, paste.
- This will paste the exact name into both files.
- Now go through the steps to put both files in the photo effects folder.
- Close down PSE6 and Reopen it- they should be installed and ready to go.
- Find an image that you think will be good to display the action
- Open the image in PSE6 and run the action on the image.
- In PSE6 select File
- The file need to be 64 pixels by 64 pixels 72 dpi
- Click and drag the image to the new blank file
- Resize the image by dragging it to the proper size to fit onto the new blank file.
- Merge layers
- Save image in the same location your action is in so they will be together.
- IMPORTANT* The PNG and the atn file have to have the exact same name.
- What I do is-
- Right click the action/atn file and select rename.
- Go to the name and right click, select all, copy.
- Go to the image/PNG file and right click
, rename, select all, paste.
- This will paste the exact name into both files.
- Now go through the steps to put both files in the photo effects folder.
- Close down PSE6 and Reopen it- they should be installed and ready to go.
The last step is to rename your Media Data Base file. I have read other tutorials where they tell you to delete this file altogether. I did that once and it messed up my Photoshop, I had to uninstall the whole program and reinstall it… it was a big pain!! So now I always just rename it.
Here is a screen shot of that folders path zoomed in-
Here is a screen shot of the file to rename zoomed in-
As you can see I just rename the MediaDataBase file by typing "old" and the date on the end. Once I have reopened PSE6 and have it has successfully rebuilt the MediaDataBase I will go back and delete the "old" file.
So that should cover it... Ok I know it seems like A LOT of info but it really is easy once you do it you will be glad you did. There are some many cool actions out there it would be a sham not to use them!! If you have a question leave me a comment and I will try my best to help you. If you find this helpful please let me know and I will continue to make these kinds of walk-throughs.
*Look in the section in the left side column titled "Links to helpful hints", there you will find some links to a variety of Layer Styles and Actions that are of course FREEBIES for you to play with, I will update the list as I find new ones. So check back once in a while for new additions.*


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South Lenoir at North Lenoir
North Lenoir and South Lenoir will vie for the Pigskin Classic Braggin� Bowl for the 30th time tonight in Wheat Swamp. For the two teams, though, it will be the 50th time the cross-county rivals will face off on the gridiron.
North Lenoir leads the overall series, 32-17.
Records can be thrown out for this rivalry game, which is a good thing, because both teams � conference foes for the first time since 2004 � will meet after starting their Eastern Carolina 2A slates 0-2.
South Lenoir�s losses, while not close after the first quarter, came against a formidable Goldsboro team and a recharged group from Ayden-Grifton that could challenge for the league title.
The Hawks stuck around with Kinston during Week 1 of the EC2A schedule but were embarrassed last week by Greene Central, which broke a 16-game losing streak by beating up on the Hawks, 48-8.
The Hawks have won three straight in the series and 12 of the last 15, including a 35-6 victory last year � the second-largest margin of victory for North Lenoir in its 32 victories against South Lenoir.
Hawks coach Calvin Sutton said he�ll be putting a young team on the field against South Lenoir. Last week, the team only dressed 20 players and had three linemen called up from junior varsity.
�We�ve had to play a lot of young guys,� he said. �I�m not going to try and do too much, but we�ve got to be our best at what we are able to do.�
Sutton, who is 7-1 as a player and a coach against South Lenoir, said this game has a special place for him.
�I never lost to them as a player,� he said. �It�s a big rivalry, it�s something that alumni still feel and something our players feel right now. You want to win to get a �W� and bragging rights.�
Ken Grantham is no stranger to big games against North Lenoir. But the former Greene Central coach will be making his Braggin� Bowl debut in Columbia Blue tonight.
�I think there are some similarities between the two teams and I think that�s going to make it a very interesting Friday night,� he said. �Both teams can use this game as a springboard into the rest of the season.�
This is a rivalry not known for its offense. Over the last 20 matchups, with the exception of a 90-combined point barnburner in 2002 and a 28-25 game in 2011, at least one team has failed to score more than 14 points. Neither team has lit up the scoreboard this season so expect the trend to continue, with North Lenoir focused after a disappointing, should�ve-been-a-W loss last week.
Justin Hill�s pick: North Lenoir 23, South Lenoir 12
Bryan Hanks� pick: North Lenoir 34, South Lenoir 32
Greene Central at Kinston
The Rams just missed out on a Week 1 victory against Ayden-Grifton � to what Free Press correspondent Keith Spence wrote was �atrocious clock mismanagement by the officiating crew that would have made the NFL replacement refs hide in shame.�
It�s hard to imagine that the Rams have turned on a switch after a 16-game losing streak just by throttling a decimated Hawk lineup last week, but coach Allen Wooten has his team tied for third place in the EC2A, with the ability to talk about the what-ifs at the end of that first conference loss.
Kinston won a big game last week against Goldsboro, defeating the Cougars 21-7, which could potentially be the difference in first and second place in the EC2A.
While Kinston let North Lenoir hang around a little longer than they wanted to during its opening week conference game, they still picked up an easy, albeit not commanding, victory. The trick for the Vikings is not to fall into a trap, which Greene Central took advantage of last week against North Lenoir.
With things seemingly clicking in Snow Hill, is Greene Central going to able to march into Kinston and topple the preseason conference favorites? No. But Kinston still has to get better offensively.
Justin�s pick: Kinston 34, Greene Central 14
Bryan�s pick: Kinston 28, Greene Central 7
Ayden-Grifton at Goldsboro
After an 0-6 start, Ayden-Grifton is tied atop the EC2A rankings with Kinston. And in the reality that is N.C. high school sports, that�s all that really matters.
The Chargers overcame a sloppy first quarter against South Lenoir last week, but were able to put up 37 unanswered points � including the first kickoff returned for a touchdown this correspondent has witnessed in 10 years of covering high school football.
Goldsboro looked equally good against the Blue Devils. Just like the Chargers, they struggled early on but made adjustments to easily pick up the win.
These two teams last played in the Carolina 1A championship game last season, which Goldsboro won 30-25. The Cougars are 3-1 in the last four years against A-G, with the Chargers� lone victory coming with a 42-18 decision two years ago.
I think the Chargers come out of the gate stale once again � something they�ve struggled with in both of their conference games. But then they�ll settle down to focus on moving the ball with the one-two punch of R.J. Nelson and Drew Turnage.
Goldsboro�s passing attack will be a difference-maker early on and then the Cougars will hand the ball off to Rashied Malette � who could be the best back in the league � to close this one out in what should be the best contest of the night.
An interesting nugget: In Goldsboro�s three wins against Southern Wayne, C.B. Aycock and South Lenoir, the Cougars have scored 41, 40 and 48 points, respectively. In the Cougars� five losses, they�ve averaged only 11 points a game. Getting their offense on track will be key for them tonight.
Justin�s pick: Goldsboro 42, Ayden-Grifton 34
Bryan�s pick: Goldsboro 28, Ayden-Grifton 14
Jones Senior at Pinetown Northside
Trojans coach Jon Davis took a big risk once again this season scheduling one of the toughest non-conference slates in North Carolina. The gamble paid off for him two years ago when his team learned from the early season struggles and blew through the back half of the conference schedule on its way to a trip to the NCHSAA 1A championship game.
This year it looks like his conference slate isn�t quite as friendly.
After a narrow loss last week against Chocowinity Southside, several could- and should-win games left on the calendar are shaping up to be don�t-get-embarrassed-games.
Northside is 4-4 on the season and has defeated Southside � which it played both in and out of conference this season � twice. Southside defeated the Trojans last week, 38-34.
It�s hard to pull against the Trojans and last week�s narrow loss, after seven blowouts to start the season, could be the spark they needed. Or it could�ve been the final surge to a forgettable season.
One positive, though: the 34 points Jones Senior scored against Southside last week were nearly as much as the Trojans had scored in its first seven games combined � 45.
Justin�s pick: Pinetown Northside 21, Jones Senior 6
Bryan�s pick: Pinetown Northside 34, Jones Senior 21
Arendell Parrott at Hobgood
Parrott travels to Hobgood to face the 7-1 Raiders.
Hobgood is second in the conference and have put up points all season, including a league-leading 525 through eight games.
While the Patriots opened up the season hot, they have cooled in recent weeks, including a one-point loss to Halifax last week and a 64-0 thumping by Rocky Mount the week before.
The fact the Raiders put up 72 points against the Eagles earlier in the season may not be a good sign for the Patriots offense that hasn�t scored more than 40 points in its last 5 games and only twice all season.
The Patriots will get on the board to avoid a second shutout in three weeks, but it won�t be enough to overcome Hobgood.
Justin�s pick: Hobgood 65, Parrott 35
Bryan�s pick: Hobgood 63, Parrott 22
The Free Press Football Show
On this week�s show, taped live at Lovick�s Caf� in downtown Kinston, Bryan Hanks and Justin Hill welcome legendary coach Jimmy Smith to the show to talk about the 50th edition of the North Lenoir-South Lenoir football game. Bryan and Justin also preview all of today�s games. You can access the show by visiting Kinston.com and scrolling down to Web Exclusives or by searching for �Free Press Football Show� on the site.


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Date: April 23, 2013
Contact: Gareth Lacy
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SACRAMENTO – Acting Secretary of the Business, Transportation and Housing Agency, Brian Kelly, today announced the membership of the California Freight Advisory Committee (Committee), which will help determine the state's plans for freight-related transportation investments in California.
The Business, Transportation and Housing Agency--which becomes the new Transportation Agency on July 1, 2013--formed the Committee in response to the federal Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act (MAP-21), legislation that encourages each state to establish a State Freight Advisory Committee and develop a comprehensive State Freight Plan. The committee will advise Caltrans, which is in the process of updating the State Freight Plan.
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The cold type of sun
The weather in Bergen is schizofrenic and while leaving the house wearing nothing, but shorts and tees, you still have to remember your umbrella for later. Everyone tells me how hot it is and yet I'm still wearing big hoodies trying not shiver to much. Why, oh why?
These days are filled with stressed out friends, studying hard for the exams and coping with all the life-changing decisions.
Summerair and running wheels
I'm no longer locked up at the hospital and the sun is shining in Norway. My life is finally looking up.
And it has been for the last couple of days. People dress up and strangers smile at you when they pass by. I wanna enjoy every second of it and take as many pictures as I possible can! Me and Sunny (a fitting nickname these days) have been out skating and smiling, laughing for about five hours and I still don't feel like going home. Dancing in the street and singing out loud, not a care in the world.
Old Italy in Norway
Cows and other fairies
I went walking with Nanna last week, when we passed – a barely standing – house. All of a sudden this fellah popped up in one of the windows and stared at us, like he was crying for help. I felt so bad for the big creature and so me and Nanna crawled through the cracked window and into the dark room where he was standing, all alone. There was no water and no food, only four rotten walls. He looked like he hadn't eaten for days and there was no way we could just leave him like this. So we kicked and pushed the door until it finally opened and the Cow could walk free. My Nanna lives on the countryside, so just a few meters away there where all these other cows waiting for him and greeting him as he walked into daylight for the first time.


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IP phone man's Vonage hell
Number carousel let user see other punters' credit details
Vonage has apologised after coding slip-ups caused one of its customers to be billed 80 times - at a cost £5.99 per occasion - for changes to accounts that didn't belong to him.
Reg reader and UK-based small businessman Tom came to us with his problems last week after he found out he was able to see other customers' account details and credit card information when he logged into his Vonage account. The IP telephony firm had changed his number so many times that his Linksys router had given up to the ghost. To add insult to injury, Tom discovered he'd been billed scores of times for changes to other people's accounts.
Other customers were subsequently assigned numbers temporarily given to Tom. Another UK-based customer, Jeremy, was assigned a virtual number Tom had paid for, as a way of transferring calls when the latter moved business premises. Last week, Jeremy began receiving other peoples' calls. When Jeremy logged onto his account online, he saw Tom's details and contacted him.
Jeremy told us that unlike Tom he hadn't suffered much inconvenience as a result of the problem. "I may have missed a few calls so it's a little inconvenient, but I conduct most of my business online via email," Jeremy told El Reg
Tom told us he'd been unable to receive voice mails for 18 months since becoming a Vonage customer, a problem he attributes to the phone number merry-go-round he's been forced to endure. The problem peaked last week when he was able to see one of five other customer's personal and billing details at random when he logged into his account.
Since reporting his problems to Vonage, the IP telephony firm has sorted out the mess and Tom says he's now able to login and collect voicemail for the first time in 18 months. "I went to Vonage for the convenience of using the service when I go abroad and as a way of reducing my phone bill. In the end, I'd have been better to stay with BT," Tom told El Reg.
Tom said Vonage reps in New Jersey told him a scripting error was the root cause behind why he was assigned continuously changing numbers. Numbers temporarily assigned to him were reissued, which goes some way towards explaining why he could see other people's details when he logged onto his Vonage account, while not exactly getting to the bottom of the problem.
In a statement prompted by Register inquiries, Vonage said the mix-up was an isolated problem, for which it apologised.
"Vonage has conducted a thorough investigation of the issues raised. We found that in this customer's circumstance there was a temporary problem in the transfer of voicemail facilities following a change of number, due to an upgrade of the voicemail service, for which we apologise. While we cannot publicly discuss an individual's account details and usage, we can reassure Vonage customers that this was a unique and isolated situation. Vonage takes security extremely seriously, and appreciates the vigilance of this customer in raising their concern."
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