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Sports Birthdays for July 11 — Andre Johnson and More
Here are some of the people in the sports world celebrating birthdays on July 11:
Leon Spinks
Age: 59
Profession: Retired Boxer
Best Known For: A gold medal boxer in the light heavyweight division during the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal, Leon Spinks went on to upset Muhammad Ali in 1978 and win the heavyweight title in just his eighth pro fight. Known for his gap-toothed smile, Spinks lost the title in the rematch to Ali later the same year.
Al MacInnis
Age: 49
Profession: Retired NHL Player
Best Known For: Possessing one of the hardest slap shots in the history of hockey, Al MacInnis played in 13 NHL All-Star Games during his 21-year playing career with the Calgary Flames and St. Louis Blues from 1982 to 2003. A member of the Flames' team that won the1989 Stanley Cup, MacInnis won the Conn Smythe Trophy as the most valuable player of that year's playoffs. He was awarded the Norris Trophy in 1999 as the top defenseman in the league while with the Blues. MacInnis was elected to the Hockey Hall of Fame in 2007.
Andre Johnson
Age: 31
Profession: NFL Player
Best Known For: A five-time Pro Bowl selection, Andre Johnson of the Houston Texans is one of the best wide receivers in pro football. Since being selected third-overall by the Texans in the 2003 NFL Draft, Johnson has led the NFL in receiving yards twice (2008 and 2009). While in college at the University of Miami, Johnson was part of the Hurricanes' national championship-winning team in 2002.
Chris Cooley
Age: 30
Profession: NFL Player
Best Known For: A two-time Pro Bowl tight end, Chris Cooley has been an integral part of the Washington Redskins' offense since being drafted by the team in 2004. He holds the Redskins' franchise record for most career receptions by a tight end with 428.
Caroline Wozniacki
Age: 22
Profession: Tennis Player
Best Known For: Though she has yet to win a Grand Slam final, Caroline Wozniacki is a former world no. 1 on the WTA Tour. The Danish-born Wozniacki has won 18 WTA singles titles since turning pro in 2005. Wozniacki plans to launch her own underwear line in 2012. She dates professional golfer Rory McIlroy.


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Automata theory
Automata theory, body of physical and logical principles underlying the operation of any electromechanical device (an automaton) that converts information from one form into another according to a definite procedure. Real or hypothetical automata of varying complexity have become indispensable tools for the investigation and implementation of systems that have structures amenable to mathematical analysis.
An example of a typical automaton is a pendulum clock. In such a mechanism the gears can assume only one of a finite number of positions, or states, with each swing of the pendulum. Each state, through the operation of the escapement, determines the next succeeding state, as well as a discrete output, which is displayed as the discrete positions of the hands of the clock. As long as such a clock is wound and its operation is not interfered with, it will continue to operate unaffected by outside influences except the effect of gravity on the pendulum.
More general automata are designed to respond to changes in external conditions or to other inputs. For example, thermostats, automatic pilots of aircraft, missile guidance systems, telephone networks, and controls of certain kinds of automatic elevators are all forms of automata.
The internal states of such devices are not determined solely by their initial state, as is the case of the pendulum clock, but may be determined by an input from a human operator, from another automaton, or by an event or series of events in the environment. A thermostat, for instance, has an "on" or "off" state that depends on the temperature. The best known general automaton is the modern electronic computer, the internal states of which are determined by the data input and which operates to produce a certain output.
Nature and origin of modern automata
The components of automata consist of specific materials and devices, such as wires, transistors, levers, relays, gears, and so forth, and their operation is based on the mechanics and electronics of these parts. The principles of their operation as a sequence of discrete states can, however, be understood independently of the nature or arrangement of their components. In this way, an automaton may be considered, abstractly, as a set of physically unspecified states, inputs, outputs, and rules of operation, and the study of automata as the investigation of what can be accomplished with these. This mode of abstraction yields mathematical systems that in certain respects resemble logical systems. Thus, an automaton can be described as a logically defined entity that can be embodied in the form of a machine, with the term automaton designating both the physical and the logical constructions.
In 1936 an English mathematician, Alan Mathison Turing, in a paper published in the Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society ("On Computable Numbers with an Application to the Entscheidungsproblem"), conceived a logical machine the output of which could be used to define a computable number. For the machine, time was considered to be discrete and its internal structure, at a given moment, was described simply as one of a finite set of states. It performed its functions by scanning an unbounded tape divided into squares, each of which either contained specific information in the form of one of a finite number of symbols or was blank. It could scan only one square at a time, and, if in any internal state except one called "passive," it was capable of moving the tape forward or backward one square at a time, erasing a symbol, printing a new symbol if the square was blank, and altering its own internal state. The number it computed was determined by symbols (the "program") provided on a finite portion of the tape and the rules of operation, which included stopping when the passive state was reached. The output number was then interpreted from the symbols remaining on the tape after the machine stopped.
Automata theory since the middle of the 20th century has been extensively refined and has often found practical application in civilian and military machines. The memory banks of modern computers can store large (though finite) amounts of information. (For further information on computers and their applications, see information processing.) The original Turing machine had no limit to the memory bank because each square on the unbounded tape could hold information. The Turing machine continues to be a standard reference point in basic discussions of automata theory, and many mathematical theorems concerning computability have been proved within the framework of Turing's original proposal.
Neural nets and automata
The finite automata of McCulloch and Pitts
Part of automata theory lying within the area of pure mathematical study is often based on a model of a portion of the nervous system in a living creature and on how that system with its complex of neurons, nerve endings, and synapses (separating gap between neurons) can generate, codify, store, and use information. The "all or none" nature of the threshold of neurons is often referred to in formulating purely logical schemata or in constructing the practical electronic gates of computers. Any physical neuron can be sufficiently excited by an oncoming impulse to fire another impulse into the network of which it forms a part, or else the threshold will not be reached because the stimulus is absent or inadequate. In the latter case, the neuron fails to fire and remains quiescent. When several neurons are connected together, an impulse travelling in a particular part of the network may have several effects. It can inhibit another neuron's ability to release an impulse; it can combine with several other incoming impulses each of which is incapable of exciting a neuron to fire but that, in combination, may provide the threshold stimulus; or the impulse might be confined within a section of the nerve net and travel in a closed loop, in what is called "feedback." Mathematical reasoning about how nerve nets work has been applied to the problem of how feedback in a computing machine can result in an essential ingredient in the calculational process.
Original work on this aspect of automata theory was done by Warren S. McCulloch and Walter Pitts at the Research Laboratory of Electronics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology starting in the 1940s.
The definitions of various automata as used here are based on the work of two mathematicians, John von Neumann and Stephen Cole Kleene, and the earlier neurophysiological researches of McCulloch and Pitts, which offer a mathematical description of some essential features of a living organism. The neurological model is suggested from studies of the sensory receptor organs, internal neural structure, and effector organs of animals. Certain responses of an animal to stimuli are known by controlled observation, and, since the pioneering work of a Spanish histologist, Santiago Ramón y Cajal, in the latter part of the 19th and early part of the 20th century, many neural structures have been well known. For the purposes of this article, the mathematical description of neural structure, following the neurophysiological description, will be called a "neural net." The net alone and its response to input data are describable in purely mathematical terms.
A neural net may be conveniently described in terms of the kind of geometric configuration that suggests the physical structure of a portion of the brain. The component parts in the geometric form of a neural net are named (after the physically observed structures) neurons. Diagrammatically they could be represented by a circle and a line (together representing the body, or soma, of a physiological neuron) leading to an arrowhead or a solid dot (suggesting an endbulb of a neuron). A neuron may be assumed to have either an excitatory or an inhibitory effect on a succeeding one; and it may possess a threshold, or minimum number of unit messages, so to speak, that must be received from other neurons before it can be activated to fire an impulse. The process of transmission of excitation mimics that which is observed to occur in the nervous system of an animal. Messages of unit excitation are transmitted from one neuron to the next, and excitation is passed along the neural net in quantized form, a neuron either becoming excited or remaining non-excited, depending on the states (excitatory or quiescent) of neurons whose endbulbs impinge upon it. Specifically, neuron N, with threshold h, will be excited at time t, if and only if h or more neurons whose excitatory endbulbs impinge upon it are excited at time t - 1 and no neuron whose inhibitory endbulb impinges upon it is excited at time t - 1. A consistent picture can be made of these conditions only if time and excitation are quantized (or pulsed). It is assumed conventionally that a unit of time is required for the transmission of a message by any neuron.
Certain neurons in the configuration mathematically represent the physiological receptors that are excited or left quiescent by the exterior environment. These are called input neurons. Other neurons called output neurons record the logical value, excited or quiescent, of the whole configuration after time delay t and transmit an effect to an exterior environment. All the rest stimulate inner neurons.
Any geometric or logical description of the neural structure of an organism formulated as the basis of physical construction must be sufficiently simple to permit mechanical, electric, or electronic simulation of the neurons and their interconnections.
The basic logical organs
The types of events that can excite the automaton and the kinds of responses that it can make must next be considered. By stripping the description down to the most simple cases, the basic organs from which more complicated robots can be constructed may be discovered. Three basic organs (or elementary automata) are necessary, each corresponding to one of the three logical operations of language: the binary operations of disjunction and conjunction, leading to such propositions as A ∪ B (read "A or B"), A ∩ B (read "A and B"), and the unary operation of negation or complementation, leading to such propositions as Ac (read "not A" or "complement of A"). First to be considered are the stimulus-response pattern of these elementary automata.
Assuming that a neuron can be in only one of two possible states—i.e., excited or quiescent—an input neuron at a given instant of time t - 1 must be either excited or nonexcited by its environment. An environmental message transmitted to two input neurons N1 and N2 at time t - 1 can then be represented numerically in any one of the four following ways, in which binary digit 1 represents excitation and binary digit 0 represents quiescence: (0, 0), (0, 1), (1, 0), (1, 1). The disjunction automaton must be such that a single output neuron M correspondingly registers at time t the response: 0, 1, 1, 1. The conjunction automaton must be such that a single output neuron M correspondingly registers at time t the response: 0, 0, 0, 1. The negation automaton considered as having two input neurons N1 and N2, of which N1 is always excited, must respond to the environmental messages (1, 0) and (1, 1) with 1, 0, respectively, at the output neuron M.
The generalized automaton and Turing's machine
The construction of more complicated robots from these basic building blocks constitutes a large part of the theory of automata. The first step in the direction of generalization is to define the neural nets that correspond to formal expressions in n variables of the propositional calculus—that is, the formal system that concerns "or," "and," "not," and "implies." A single output automaton (of which the above three are simple examples) is a neural net with n input neurons, one output neuron, and with interconnections between neurons that conform to the rule that no neuron stimulated at time t can impinge upon a neuron that could have experienced its first stimulation at the same or an earlier time. The latter rule is the requirement of no feedback. Given this concept of a single output automaton, it is possible to examine the output response at time t + s, considered as a function of the configuration of stimuli at the n input neurons at time t. This response can be compared with the truth value of a logical statement (polynomial) from the propositional calculus. A logical statement is formed from n component propositions, each of which can assume the truth value either true or false. The comparison between automaton and logical statement is accomplished by matching response at the output neuron at time t + s with truth value of the statement for every one of the 2n cases in which the configuration of stimuli conforms to the configuration of truth values of the component propositions. If, in this sense of comparison, the functional response of the automaton is identical to the functional value of the logical statement (polynomial), the automaton is then said to compute the statement (polynomial) or the statement is said to be computable. A wider class of computable statements is introduced with the general automaton, yet to be defined, as with the more general Turing machine.
The important distinction between the logical statement and the automaton that computes it is that the first is free of any time ingredient while the second is defined only with reference to a time delay of length s.
A basic theorem states that for any polynomial P of the propositional calculus, there exists a time delay s and a single output automaton A, such that A computes P with time delay s. The proof of the theorem rests on the fact from the propositional calculus that all statements are composed from component propositions with the operations of disjunction, conjunction, and negation and the fact from the automata theory that all single output automata can be composed by interconnecting elementary automata of the disjunctive, conjunctive, and negative types.
A second step of generalization in the construction of robots proceeds from the single output automata to the neural net that possesses more than one output neuron and in which the internal connections may include feedback. Such a construction is called a "general automaton." The class of general automata includes all-purpose, electronic digital computers the memory-storage units of which are of fixed, though possibly of very considerable, size. It is within the context of the general automaton that the purely automated decision-making, computing, controlling, and other sophisticated neural functions so suggestive of the mental ability of human beings may appropriately be discussed.
The Turing machine can be defined not only as it was in the introduction (roughly following Turing's approach) but as a general automaton to which an unbounded memory unit (such as an unbounded tape) is added. Thus, the general automaton and the Turing machine differ in logical design only with respect to the extent of memory storage.
The distinction is critical, however, for Turing proposed that the class of numbers computable on his machine (a wider class than can be obtained by general automata) coincide with those that are effectively computable in the sense of constructive logics. A simple convention also makes it possible to interpret the output of a Turing machine as the computation of a function. The class of functions so computed, called "Turing computable" or "computable," are of basic importance at the foundations of mathematics and elsewhere. It can also be stated that a useful class of functions that are definable without reference to machines, namely, the so-called partial recursive functions, has the same membership as the class of computable functions. For the present purposes, then, no effort need be made to define the partial recursive functions.
Turing's approach admitted mathematical formalization to the extent that a finite list of symbols q1, q2, q3, · · ·, qn could be used to denote internal states and a finite list of symbols a, b, c, · · ·, λ could designate abstractly what is called "the alphabet"—that is, the list from which individual members could be chosen and printed into the squares of the machine's tape. If the symbols R and L, respectively, designate a move of the tape one square to the right and one square to the left, it remains only to list in some orderly fashion the alternative possible steps in the machine's operation in order to define it completely. Turing himself chose to list alternate steps, or instructions, in the form of quintuples of the above symbols. It is also possible to use quadruples to define a machine. Such a list, then, of, say, quadruples of instructions is equivalent to a Turing machine, and it is significant that the list is finite.
The finiteness of the list of quadruples of instructions leads to the idea that all Turing machines can be listed—that is, they are at most countable in number. This being the case, it can be proved that there is what Turing called a "universal" machine capable of operating like any given Turing machine. For a given partial recursive function of a single argument, there is a corresponding integer, called the Gödel number, that identifies the Turing machine capable of computing the given function. The Gödel number and the argument value of the function to be computed can be given as input data on the tape of the universal machine. From the Gödel number, the list of instructions, defined in the form of quadruples, that are necessary for the computation of the given recursive function at the specific argument value can be encoded by the universal machine on its own tape, and, from that point on, the universal machine will duplicate the required Turing machine.
Input: events that affect an automaton
Once having reached the definition of the general automaton and the more general universal Turing machine, a general definition of the events in the environment that stimulate it may be introduced. The automaton, which computes logical statements, is not defined without reference to time, a characteristic that distinguishes the machine itself from the logic. In the same way, stimuli are not definable, in general, without reference to time. These facts are indicative of the simulation features that the computing machine bears with respect to man.
For an automaton with n input neurons, N1, N2, · · ·, Nn, an individual history of stimulation, starting with the present moment, t = 0, and continuing to the remote past, can be recorded as a sequence of n-tuples, (β1, β2, · · ·, βn), in which each binary digit, βk, is either a 0 or a 1. Thus, the beginning of one such individual history for an automaton of four neurons might be recorded in tabular form as an unending list of quadruples of the type (1, 0, 1, 1) (see Box, display 1).
An event is a collection of individual histories. This is a generalization of the idea already used to characterize an environmental message transmitted to the two input neurons of an elementary automaton at time t - 1. As an example, the stimulus (0, 1) is the same as the collection of all individual histories in which neuron N2 was stimulated at time t - 1 and neuron N1 was not. As another example, the event that neuron N2 (of a two-neuron automaton) is presently stimulated and has always been stimulated on alternate second can be represented as the collection of two individual histories (see 2). While some events require an infinite tabulation, others that specify the states of each neuron over a finite past (allowing that anything might have occurred before) permit a finite tabulation. Events of the second kind are called definite events, or stimuli.
The construction (either actual or theoretical) of a general automaton with the help of the logical components and interconnections of a neural net results in an entity that responds in reproducible ways to stimuli. A response becomes recorded as a configuration of binary digits, corresponding to the states of the finite number of output neurons at a specified time t in the future, while a stimulus is a collection of individual histories extending over the past and including the present. The logical construction implies a behaviour in the guise of a listing of responses to all possible stimuli. Reciprocally, for a given behaviour of the type defined, the possible structure of a machine that could produce such behaviour can be investigated.

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General Chemistry Laboratory, JMH 120
The Chemistry Department, located in John Mulcahy Hall on the Rose Hill campus, offers both a major and minor in chemistry as well as comprehensive classroom and laboratory instruction in all sub‑topics chemistry.
Our research faculty investigate a broad range of topics, from nano‑materials to quantum theory, and provide opportunities for motivated undergraduates to participate hands‑on in basic and applied research.
Our program adheres to curriculum standards set by the American Chemical Society (ACS) and offers an ACS certified degree for students pursuing a career in chemistry. The department also actively supports a local chapter of Sigma Xi, the scientific research society.


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Challenges completed: 11 of 40 Show Incomplete Challenges
Complete Endgame Grinds
Complete any 4 of these encounters the specified number of times.
- Reach Level 100
- Reach Depth Level 600 in your Azurite Mine
- Open Chests at the end of the Endgame Labyrinth (2/500)
- Capture Beasts in Maps (125/500)
- Complete your Syndicate Safehouses (0/40)
- Complete Distant Memories which contain a Boss Encounter or Fractured Laboratories (1/100)
Synthesis Map Grind
Complete Maps with a total of 75,000% Item Quantity from modifiers and additional sources, such as Sacrifice Fragments. This does not include any quantity bonuses from your items or party.
Complete Deadly Encounters
Complete each of the following deadly encounters.
- Atziri in the Alluring Abyss
- Delve Boss in an area of Level 83
- The Shaper
- Vaal Temple
Complete the Cortex II
Locate and complete the Cortex memory with the following conditions.
- Complete the Cortex boss encounter without being hit by the first construction of the Fractal Gargantuan or its skills.
- Complete the Cortex boss encounter without detonating any of the Unstable Energy that travels towards the Fractal Titan.
- Complete the Cortex boss encounter while there are no more than 6 Void Pits or Pylons active.
- Complete the Cortex boss encounter while there are at least 12 Void Pits or Pylons active.
- Complete the Cortex boss encounter without being hit by Synthete Masterpiece's Multi-Teleport projectiles.
Complete these Encounters IV
Complete each of the following Encounters.
- Complete the Beachhead
- Exchange Perandus Coins with Cadiro Perandus (442/5,000)
- Defeat a Bestiary Boss
- Defeat Vaal Omnitect in an area of Level 75 or higher
Complete Unique Maps
Complete any 15 of the following 19 Unique Maps on your Atlas. A Map is completed by killing its Unique Boss or Bosses if it has any. Maps without Unique Bosses are completed by opening specific Unique Chests.
- Acton's Nightmare
- Caer Blaidd, Wolfpack's Den
- Death and Taxes
- Doryani's Machinarium
- Hall of Grandmasters
- Hallowed Ground
- Maelström of Chaos
- Mao Kun
- Oba's Cursed Trove
- Olmec's Sanctum
- Perandus Manor
- Pillars of Arun
- Poorjoy's Asylum
- The Coward's Trial
- The Putrid Cloister
- The Twilight Temple
- The Vinktar Square
- Vaults of Atziri
- Whakawairua Tuahu
Complete Maps with Eight Mods
Complete 30 Red Tier Rare Maps while they have 8 mods. Maps having 8 mods is a potential outcome of Vaal Orb corruption. These Maps are completed by killing their Unique Bosses. Sextants, Scarabs and Zana mods do not count towards the mod count of this challenge.
Reach Level 90
Attain character level 90. This challenge still counts even if your character dies afterwards.
Complete Distant Memories II
Complete each of the following Encounters in an area level of 75 or higher.
- Defeat Altered Synthete without taking damage from Summoned Stationary Filimites.
- Defeat Augmented Synthete without taking damage from Summoned Stationary Filimites.
- Defeat Twisted Synthete without taking damage from Summoned Stationary Filimites.
- Defeat Rewritten Synthete without taking damage from Summoned Stationary Pylons.
Complete these Encounters III
Complete each of the following Encounters.
- Defeat The Shaper without detonating any Anomalies.
- Defeat the Vessels of the Vaal in the Alluring Abyss within 5 seconds of each other.
- Defeat the Syndicate Mastermind while allowing all Volatile Skeletons to rise and without detonating any in an area level of 80 or higher.
- Kill a monster with five Essences in an area level of 80 or higher.
Connect Memories
Create a sequence of bridged memories of the following lengths. A sequence may only be connected at the Memory Nexus once.
- Five
- Ten
- Fifteen
- Twenty with at least two memories placed on Memory Amplifiers and one memory connected to a Distant Memory.
Complete Memory-Modified Memories
Complete Memories affected by Memory Modifiers.
- Chance to gain Synthesised Rare Monster mods on kill
- Two or more of the same modifier
- Chance to find Divination Cards and chance to find Maps
- Affected by 5 Memory Modifiers and placed on a Memory Amplifier
Defeat the Syndicate Mastermind
Complete a safehouse in each job and defeat the Syndicate Mastermind.
- Transportation
- Fortification
- Research
- Intervention
- Syndicate Mastermind
Connect Memories to Rewards
Connect Memories to 17 of the following 21 rewards.
- Abyssal Item Chests
- Armour Item Chests
- Bestiary Item Chests
- Breach Item Chests
- Currency Chests
- Divination Card Item Chests
- Essence Item Chests
- Fossil Item Chests
- Fractured Item Chests
- Fragment Item Chests
- Gems Item Chests
- Harbinger Item Chests
- Jewellery Item Chests
- Labyrinth Item Chests
- Map Item Chests
- Perandus Item Chests
- Prophecy Item Chests
- Scarab Item Chests
- Talisman Item Chests
- Unique Item Chests
- Weapon Item Chests
Complete these Encounters II
Complete each of the following Encounters.
- 40 Breaches (40/40)
- 40 Abysses (40/40)
- 200 Prophecies (102/200)
- Release an Essence of Hysteria, Insanity, Horror or Delirium
Complete Memories III
Complete each of the following Fragmented Memories.
- Abandoned Shaft Memory
- Aftermath Memory
- Bleak Halls Memory
- Bloodbath Memory
- Bloodsoaked Arena Memory
- Burial Grounds Memory
- City Park Memory
- Cliffside Path Memory
- Collection Memory
- Deep Dig Memory
- Detention Centre Memory
- Effluvia Memory
- Eroded Chamber Memory
- Eternal Residence Memory
- Exchange Memory
- Glacial Cavern Memory
- Grim Sepulchre Memory
- Grim Woods Memory
- Infested Temple Memory
- Infested Tomb Memory
- Labour Camp Memory
- Limestone Hollow Memory
- Lush Wetlands Memory
- Moonlight Temple Memory
- Mushroom Grotto Memory
- Overgrowth Memory
- Palace Grounds Memory
- Pristine Palace Memory
- Reading Chambers Memory
- Reclaimed Temple Memory
- Ritual Memory
- River Crossing Memory
- Rockpools Memory
- Rocky Mesa Memory
- Salted Earth Memory
- Sandbar Memory
- Shanty Town Memory
- Slave Blocks Memory
- Sprawling Caverns Memory
- State Palace Memory
- Temple Ruins Memory
- Undercroft Memory
- Volcanic Plateau Memory
- Waterfront Memory
- Woods Memory
Complete Unided Rare Maps
Complete Rare Maps in 10 of the following 16 tiers while they are unidentified. These Maps are completed by killing their Unique Bosses.
- Tier 1
- Tier 2
- Tier 3
- Tier 4
- Tier 5
- Tier 6
- Tier 7
- Tier 8
- Tier 9
- Tier 10
- Tier 11
- Tier 12
- Tier 13
- Tier 14
- Tier 15
- Tier 16
Synthesise Items
Synthesise items with the following conditions.
- With 1 implicit
- With 2 implicits
- With 3 implicits
Complete Distant Memories I
Complete each of the following Distant Memories.
- Altered Distant Memory
- Augmented Distant Memory
- Rewritten Distant Memory
- Twisted Distant Memory
Complete these Encounters I
Complete each of the following Encounters.
- Defeat Doedre the Defiler while she is Screaming.
- Defeat Guardian of the Vault after defeating 4 Animated Guardians and not being hit by Runic Circles.
- Defeat Stonebeak, Battle Fowl and Gnar, Eater of Carrion within 5 seconds of each other.
- Defeat Fragment of Winter while at least 10 summoned Volatile Ice are alive.
Defeat Elder and Elder Guardians
Defeat The Elder and each of his Guardians.
- The Enslaver
- The Eradicator
- The Constrictor
- The Purifier
- The Elder
Complete Memories I
Complete Fragmented Memories with the following number of bridges.
- Two
- Three
- Four
Complete Twinned Maps
Complete the following Maps while they have the Twinned modifier. These Maps are completed by killing their Unique Bosses.
- Burial Chambers
- Canyon
- Courthouse
- Plateau
- Precinct
Defeat these Act Bosses II
Defeat each of the following Unique Bosses.
- Act 6: Tsoagoth, The Brine King
- Act 7: Arakaali, Spinner of Shadows
- Act 8: Lunaris, Eternal Moon and Solaris, Eternal Sun
- Act 9: The Depraved Trinity
- Act 10: Kitava, the Insatiable
Defeat Synthesis Monsters
Defeat the following Rare Synthesis monsters.
- Aurid Synthete
- Filimite
- Flaric Synthete
- Frosal Synthete
- Mindweave Guardian
- Mindweave Razor
- Mindweave Sentinel
- Proto-Synthete
- Razor Halo
- Scinteel Synthete
- Surgefiend
- Surgefiend Alpha
- Winged Synthete
- Wrought Decapitator
- Wrought Reaver
Craft Mods
Use the Crafting Bench to craft a modifier on the following item slots.
- Amulet
- Belt
- Body Armour
- Boots
- Gloves
- Helmet
- Ring
- Shield or Quiver
- Weapon
Defeat these Act Bosses I
Defeat each of the following Unique Bosses.
- Act 1: Merveil, the Twisted
- Act 2: Vaal Oversoul
- Act 3: Dominus, Ascendant
- Act 4: Malachai, The Nightmare
- Act 5: Kitava, the Insatiable
Complete these Quests
Complete each of the following quests.
- A Dirty Job
- Through Sacred Ground
- Fallen from Grace
- Fastis Fortuna
- No Love for Old Ghosts
Complete Synthesis Quests
Complete each of the following quests.
- Shattered Past
- Into the Nexus
- Figments Reforged


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Howard, Duncan negotiations differed
When the trade deadline approached a dozen years ago, the Spurs treated it no differently than any season since Gregg Popovich began running the club's basketball operations in 1994.
Popovich was head coach and general manager in 2000, with assistant R.C. Buford still two years away from promotion to GM. They answered the phones and made a few calls of their own looking for ways to improve a roster that was good enough to win 53 games.
They believed their team could compete for a second NBA title until Tim Duncan suffered a knee injury shortly before the start of the playoffs.
Though every GM in the league knew Duncan would become a free agent in little more than three months, nobody phoned the Spurs to ask what it would take to interest them in a trade for the first-team All-NBA power forward.
That had everything to do with Duncan and his approach to his profession, and a bit to do with the times.
Duncan didn't promise the Spurs he would re-sign with them that summer, but he didn't demand a trade and have his agent present them a list of acceptable trade targets, either.
By refusing to turn his pending free agency into a circus of speculation, he spared the Spurs and their fans a few months of hand-wringing.
Rumors circulated more slowly in those pre-Twitter days, and there was no Duncan dirt to deal anyway.
Contrast Duncan's 1999-2000 season to what the Magic and All-NBA center Dwight Howard have endured since the lockout ended in December.
Howard followed the end of the lockout by telling his team he intended to opt out of his contract and had no intention of re-signing with a team he claimed did not give him enough of a voice in personnel matters.
Then his agent gave Orlando general manager Otis Smith a list of teams with which Howard would be happy to sign if Smith could make an acceptable deal with one of them.
Howard insists all he wants is to play for a team capable of winning a title. Smith, an original Magic player, asserts the Magic can be that team if Howard will just remain in Orlando and allow him to tweak the roster.
Magic owner Rich DeVos, now 86, says he considers Howard "like a son." He doesn't want to lose him under any circumstance, and this constrains the team's executives.
Orlando fandom views this game of deadline-day chicken with dread that is informed by the nightmare experience of 1996.
Then, Shaquille O'Neal bolted for Los Angeles after Jerry West cleared much of the cap room required to make O'Neal a very rich Laker by moving Vlade Divac to the Hornets on draft night for a teenager named Kobe Bryant.
Howard was to arrive in San Antonio with the Magic in the wee hours this morning after a Tuesday night game at Orlando's Amway Center that may have been his last there in a Magic uniform.
Spurs fans who turn up at the AT&T Center tonight will get the first tangible clue that Howard is headed elsewhere if his team reports he has come down with an ailment that prevents him from suiting up.
Take your pick: Lower back spasms or flulike symptoms can keep Howard from risking a trade-killing injury.
And if Howard plays against Duncan and the Spurs?
Feel free to presume Orlando is rolling the dice it can convince him to stay.
Then expect Popovich to order his players to use Hack-A-Howard tactics if the game is close in the fourth quarter.
Then we can all ponder if Orlando might have been spared the Howard angst if he had simply made more than 3,310 of the 5,610 free throws he has taken in his eight-plus seasons.
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- Following a CNN investigation the University of Kentucky released mortality data from pediatric heart surgery program
- The program has a 5.8% overall mortality rate from 2008 to 2012, slightly higher than the national average (4%)
- In 2012 the year the program was suspended the mortality rate was 7.1%
Following a CNN investigation, The University of Kentucky released some data on its pediatric heart surgery program, showing a 5.8% overall mortality rate from 2008 to 2012, slightly higher than the national average of less than 4% mortality.
The data was first requested in December 2012 by a local journalist, and again in January 2013 by the Kentucky Attorney General's office. The University repeatedly declined to release the program's mortality rate, saying that information would compromise patient privacy laws.
The newly-released data shows that in 2012, the year of the program's suspension, the mortality rate climbed to 7.1%, according to the University of Kentucky.
"Anytime a question is raised about a clinical program or a patient's care, we bring all involved parties together and review the situation and circumstances in a 'no holds barred' manner," wrote the University of Kentucky in a statement last Friday. "Sometimes we even choose to put a program 'on hold,' until we are certain that we are doing everything necessary to provide the highest level of care. This is what we did with our Pediatric Cardiothoracic Surgery program."
"The mortality rates ranged from 4.5 percent to 7.1 percent. These ranges are comparable to national mortality rates averaging 5.3 percent for programs of similar size to ours," says the University statement.
Comparing oneself to programs of a similar size isn't good enough, says Tabitha Rainey. Smaller programs often have slightly higher mortality rates than largest programs.
"These smaller institutions want to go open these programs, but they don't have all the correct measures to take care of these kids, and then they don't want to explain, and they end up losing their kids rather than sending them to a bigger facility that's more rehearsed in this," says Rainey, who began a change.org petition asking the hospital to release their mortality outcomes.
Her son Waylon was born with a severe heart defect and was originally treated at the University of Kentucky before transferring to a higher-volume program at the University of Michigan.
"Before we didn't really know what a real cardiac unit looked like, until we went to Michigan. I went there and I was amazed," Rainey said in an interview in May. If Kentucky re-opened, "then they would not be equipped enough, because they don't have the dedicated heart center for these kids."
Rainey says parents like her appreciate that the hospital gave them an overall mortality rate, but that these aren't the only figures that parents wanted. Parents want to know outcomes for specific procedures she says.
Other facilities like Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Texas Children's Hospital, Boston Children's Hospital, and others do publicize their outcomes by procedure and complexity.
Citing patient privacy laws, the University of Kentucky says they still can't give parents that information.
"The mixture of operations performed at various pediatric cardiac surgery programs can vary substantially," said Dr. Jeffrey P. Jacobs, cardiovascular surgery specialist at Johns Hopkins Children's Heart Surgery at All Children's Hospital.
"Consequently, programmatic performance cannot be properly assessed by comparison of overall unadjusted rates of mortality. The quality of care of a given program is best assessed by benchmarking specific risk adjusted outcomes to national aggregate data," Jacobs said. "Only then is it possible to truly assess the quality of care of a given program."
He added, "Parents have the right to know the outcome of a given pediatric cardiac surgery program for the specific operation that their child needs."


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Inner Circle Show Review
Legendary Jamaican reggae band Inner Circle wrapped up their Spring Tour with an intimate show at Orlando's Social Thursday night. The staying power of these accomplished performers is a testament to their perseverance, commitment and premier musical talent. They've suffered hardships and lost key band members over their forty year history, but they still sound as good as ever and continue to impress fans everywhere they go.
Founding members and brothers Ian and Roger Lewis have been the heart of Inner Circle since their childhood and still sound great today. Roger is slowing down a bit and spends most of his time playing his guitar seated, but Ian is still a fantastic showman and is all over the stage while playing a killer bass. Bernard "Touter" Harvey is another long-time band member and a tremendous keyboard player, who stole the show this night.
The band spotlighted selections from across their vast catalog throughout the ninety minute set and also threw in some nice classic reggae covers. The band sounded fantastic all night, featuring two guitarists often trading off leads, including a few that would make any rocker proud. Ian Lewis had a constant smile plastered on his face and offered up a creative bass solo that included a playful snippet from "Billie Jean."
The setlist highlights included "We A Rockers," "Real Soldiers," "Games People Play" and a nice tribute to deceased former front man Jacob Miller. The high point of the set for the Social audience was a ten-minute extended version of "Sweat" which had the crowd dancing, immediately followed by the band's biggest hit "Bad Boys," which they stretched out to an entertaining fifteen minutes. It was a great way to wrap up a killer set.
The crowd pulled them out for an encore and after announcing that this was the last night of their tour and their last stop before home, they freelanced a bit and gave the house an unexpected treat. They offered up a few more classic covers, before all of the band members walked to the front of the stage and sang an a cappella version of Bob Marley's iconic "One Love." with a nice assist from their fans. It was the perfect way to end a great night of music from a band that's still entertaining fans across all genres.
All that being said, I need to do a little bit of whining about Orlando music fans. They're just generally too damn safe. You'll drop hundreds to see the over-rated and over-priced Eagles, but we couldn't scrape up 100 fans to spend a few bucks to see an entertaining band of this stature. That's weak – and a poor reflection on our city's music fans. Next time Inner Circle is in town, make sure you check them out, and while you're at it, check out our concert calendar and take a chance on a band you don't know well. You'll be happy you did….
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A guide to doing SEO on Magento websites
Paul Rogers / March 19, 2012
Magento is a hugely popular, open source ecommerce platform that powers well over 100,000 transactional websites across the world.
A number of our SEO clients have Magento websites, which has required us to deal with a host of issues over the last few years. Here are some of the key areas that I would recommend addressing:
Preventing filter pages from being indexed:
One of the most common SEO issues with Magento is dynamic filter pages being indexed by search engines. These filter pages are ultimately duplicate versions of category pages (with different products) with a dynamic query string attached to the end of the URL. We've created a Magento SEO plugin which can help eliminate this issue, but I'll talk about this in more detail later on in the post.
Here is an example from the Harvey Nichols website (one of my favourite Magento websites).
This is just an example of one page of the website - there will be thousands of URLs like these indexed for this website.
Preventing this from happening:
When launching new websites, we prefer to assign rules to add nonidex,follow meta robots tags to pages with set parameters this tells the main search engines to continue crawling the site but not to index the page. You should also add a nofollow attribute to links to filter pages, for added safety.
Alternative methods:
You could choose to rely solely on canonical tags (you should have these either way), which are designed to tell search engines if dynamic pages are replicas of static pages -although Ive had issues in the past with search engines indexing the pages anyway.
Assigning rules to parameters in Google Webmaster Tools appears to have become more effective over the last few months, so this could be another option (I've not tried it on a new website recently). I did try this around 18 months ago but didnt have much success.
Our new Magento plugin also helps to prevent dynamic pages from being indexed by allowing you to set meta robots tags for your chosen types of pages on your website you can find out more here. We will also be adding lots of new features to this plugin (such as rel=next and prev and sitemap options).
Turning dynamic filter pages into static category pages:
Last year I turned some of the filter pages on a clients website into static category pages. We created lots of new pages, optimised them and added content and we were delighted when we got a lot of traffic from keywords that other websites werent really targeting. The most important thing to remember when doing this is that it can (if done incorrectly) impact the usability of the website.
If youre replacing existing filter pages, you can simply 301 redirect (using a rewrite rule) the previous dynamic URLs to the new static pages.
Removing pages from the index:
If youre working on an existing website that has dynamic pages in the index, I would personally recommend adding a noindex, follow meta robots tag and submitting removal requests in Webmaster Tools. In the past, Ive found that once you start submitting removal requests, the search engines are quicker to remove the other pages.
Just adding meta robots tags to these pages will work, but it could take a long time before search engines take note. Ive always had good results from adding the noindex,follow meta robots tags and manually submitting removal requests in Google Webmaster Tools. Ive never had to do too many before other pages started to drop out.
Just as with a new website, you could choose to use the canonical tag and/or set parameters in Google Webmaster Tools, but Ive found that noindexing the pages and submitting removal requests is more effective and quicker.
Note: I would recommend checking to see if your filter pages have generated many links, as this could make the canonical tag a more attractive option.
Preventing search pages from being indexed:
Another common SEO issue with Magento comes from search engines choosing to index search pages. In the same way as with filter pages, I would recommend using robots.txt or meta robots tags to tell search engines not to index them.
Once youve done this you can submit a removal request for the entire directory in Google Webmaster Tools and the pages will be gone within 24 hours.
Dealing with automatic URL rewrite rules:
If you do a site: search in Google on a Magento website, chances are you will find category page URLs ending with -1 or -2. This is a result of Magentos automatic redirect feature, which prevents you from reusing the same URL, even if youve only changed it accidentally. If you truncate the core_url_rewrite_table then Magento will regenerate all the URL's, removing all of the -1's and -2's. If they've been indexed, you can then create a new rewrite rule to 301 redirect them to the clean version of the URLs.
This is certainly something to keep an eye on.
Using SEO-friendly URLs:
In order to escape the /index.php?xxxxx and have clean, SEO-friendly URLs, simply turn on URL rewrites in the search engine optimisation section of configuration in the back-end.
Using top-level product URL's:
You can choose whether or not to use category paths within product URLs within the 'search engine optimisation' section of the 'catalog' section in the back-end config. I would strongly recommend setting this to 'no' as using category paths for products will leave you with very long URL's and potential duplicate products if they feature in multiple categories.
Having all of your products on the top-level of your site will make them easier to read and help to keep the structure of your site clean.
Adding the canonical tag to products and categories:
I would strongly recommend setting the option of having canonical tags on product and category pages to yes. These options can be found in the 'search engine optimisation' tab of the 'catalog' section in the back-end admin area.
Addressing page load performance:
Another common issue with Magento is the speed at which pages load, mainly due to the size of the CMS files. Generally, Magento sites are pretty slow, but the speed can be improved! By addressing the usual areas (images, CSS etc), installing a caching plugin and/or digging into your code, you can make your website much faster.
A couple of our Magento clients' websites are also hosted on Amazon EC2 servers, which also helps to speed up load time (read our 'hosting Magento on the cloud' post).
You can find out more by reading this post on speeding up Magento.
Ensuring that youre using 301 redirects:
Default Magento installations are set to use 302 redirects when forwarding an old URL to a new one. As the majority of people reading this post will know, a 302 redirect doesnt pass value and is specifically designed for temporary page redirects.
So, unless youre looking to temporarily forward visitors to a new page, you should be using 301 redirects as they pass 95-99% of the value from the existing page to the new one.
Setting h1 headings:
By default, a new Magento installation will set the logo as the h1 header, meaning that this will be your h1 on every page or you will have multiple h1s.
Getting rid of unwanted login and cart pages:
Its common for URLs like /customer/account/login/ or /enable-cookies to be indexed by search engines you should either disallow any unwanted directories in robots.txt or add a noindex,follow meta robots tag.
In the past Ive got a lot from this post from Joost De Valk, its the most comprehensive Magento SEO guide I've found and it's definitely worth reading.
If you have any questions about Magento SEO or feel I've missed anything, please feel free to leave a comment below. You can also follow me on Twitter or Google Plus.
You can find out more about the SEO services we provide for Magento retailers here, or you can download our SEOpack extension for Magento here.


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Wirecutter's Brian Lam went to CES and came back with a list of just 8 gadgets that he might someday buy.
One of them is particularly cool: a little gizmo called the Trackdot.
Trakdot's a little thingy you put in your bags, tracking it with your smartphone if it gets lost, anywhere in the world. It goes to sleep when your luggage is in the air and then sends you a text when your bags and the plane they're in have landed. This way you'll know if your bag winds up in a different city than the one you're in. It'll cost $50 for the device itself, then another $13 a year to use it once it hits shelves in March.
Lam doesn't mention another cool feature. The Trackdot will ping your phone when your bag is 30 feet from you. That means you can do something else (read, watch a video, get a rental car, etc) while waiting for your luggage to arrive, instead of just staring at a conveyor belt for 10 minutes.
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Troubleshooters scheme to tackle 'troubled families'
David Cameron says he is determined to "get to grips" with tackling England's most troubled families by pledging a network of troubleshooters.
The PM promised more targeted support, with families getting one dedicated worker rather than a "string of well-meaning, disconnected officials".
The government will provide £448m - but councils must provide 60% of funding.
Labour say ministers have cut Family Intervention Projects and the work councils had been doing on the issue.
Mr Cameron has promised to turn around the lives of 120,000 families by 2015.
Under the government's measure, families need to meet five out of seven criteria - including truanting children, parents with addiction and anti-social behaviour - to be classified as "troubled".
'Ruining their lives'
The government is diverting £448m from existing departmental budgets over four years to help pay for a network of people who will identify families in need of help, make sure they get access to the right services and ensure that action is taken.
But the money will only cover 40% of costs, and councils who want to use it will have to agree to fund the other 60% themselves. Workers will be "paid by results", Mr Cameron said - for example, are children in school and has anti-social behaviour stopped?
Progress will be reported to Louise Casey, the newly appointed head of the Troubled Families Team.
BBC political correspondent Carole Walker said local authorities would hire the troubleshooters, who could be from organisations including local charities and private firms.
But she said there were some concerns that the money was not enough to tackle the problem, and cash-strapped councils would have to find much of the funding themselves.
Families which refuse to co-operate could face benefit sanctions or eviction - but Downing Street says the vast majority want help with their problems.
In a speech in Birmingham, Mr Cameron said he was an optimist, and the families depicted in the press as "neighbours from hell" should not be "written off as unreadable or unteachable".
He rejected arguments that a "Shameless culture" was now part of British life, and said it was only a relatively small amount of people who were causing "a large proportion of problems in our society".
He said there had to be a big change in the way the state interacted with such families, as different agencies currently dealt with different problems: "No-one sees the whole family, no-one grips the whole problem."
Instead of a top-down approach which families could find "faceless, disjointed and unhelpful", he wanted to "empower" families to sort out their own problems by providing them with a single person to deal with.
While he said his scheme was a "big ask", he believed turning their lives around was "doable".
Ministers are modelling their strategy on the family intervention project adopted by the last Labour government, in which a single social worker is sent in to gain an overview of the problems facing a family and to recommend the best course of action.
The prime minister said troubleshooters would work out a plan of action with families, which could include basic things like getting children to school on time and making sure they were properly fed.
And they would help deal with the "28 or more different state services that come calling at the door" so that rather than a string of "disconnected" officials, they could get a "clear hard-headed recognition of how the family is going wrong".
'Incredibly effective'
Hilton Dawson, chief executive of the British Association of Social Workers and a former Labour MP, criticised the PM's words about officials as "yet another pointless attack on the very people whose life's work it is to help others".
Dame Clare Tickell, chief executive of the charity Action for Children, which works with troubled families, welcomed the "renewed focus" on the issue and said that in her experience, a lot of the families felt overwhelmed and were "delighted" to have help sorting out their problems.
"If you can get alongside them - and the voluntary sector is particularly good at doing that - and help them to work out solutions to their own problems, in a co-ordinated way, that can be incredibly effective."
Ministers say troubled families are costing the state an estimated £9bn a year in terms of spending on the NHS, the police and social services.
Most support for families is now provided through local authorities, although sometimes contracted out to other organisations. However, funding for early intervention grants has been cut by more than 10%.
Barnardo's chief executive Anne Marie Carrie said the voluntary sector had an important role to play in helping families and should be involved in planning and delivering services.
But she added: "Worryingly, 67% of Barnardo's services that have been hit hardest by local authority cuts have been those which provide family support or early intervention for children in difficulty. This means some families now have to wait until their problems are more serious before getting the help they need."
For Labour, Gloria De Piero said there was only so much troubleshooters could do when cuts were hitting family intervention projects.
"In addition, the government has torn up Labour's total place programme, which was bringing together all of the local agencies needed to provide services to families, and saved money, setting this work back.
"This is important work but if David Cameron demands results from local authorities whilst pulling the carpet from beneath them while reforms are being shelved, this could be a wasted opportunity to properly expand Labour's family intervention policies."


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NEW YORK (AP) — Peter Workman, the founder of a publishing company known for such best-sellers as "What to Expect When You're Expecting," died Sunday. He was 74.
He died of cancer at his New York City home, said Selina Meere, spokeswoman for Workman Publishing Co.
Workman was founder, president and CEO of one of the largest independent publishers of nonfiction trade books and calendars.
Titles also include such favorites as the boxed Page-A-Day Calendar, "The Official Preppy Handbook" and "The Silver Palate Cookbook."
In addition to the Workman imprint, the company consists of Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill, Artisan, Storey Books, Timber Press, and HighBridge Audio.
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Creative non-fiction in the newspaper
It seems to be my week for writing about the local newspaper. My last post criticized WalMart for trying to steal the newspaper's classified ad business. Tonight, I'm feeling critical of the newspaper.
I'm disgusted that, against my better judgment, I trusted the Kentucky New Era (KNE) about something that was completely wrong. Fortunately, it wasn't anything of grave significance. It was just a bit of local historic trivia, but I don't like finding boldly-stated errors in the newspaper.
Last February, I wrote a blog article about the First City Bank renovation in Hopkinsville. I mentioned that, according to the Kentucky New Era, the building was constructed in the late 1800s.
Let me quote. The KNE article states, "The old bank building was constructed in the late 1800s." (Source: "Architects hired for old bank renovation," by Jennifer Brown, Kentucky New Era, July 18, 2003, subscription required)
I wrote in my blog article that I was surprised that the building was that old because it looks more modern. I had always thought it might be from the 1920s.
My estimate was very nearly correct. A well-researched book I purchased today states that the First City Bank building was completed in 1930, following the merger of three local banks that had survived the stock market crash of 1929. (Source: Hopkinsville & Christian County Historic Sites by Kenneth T. Gibbs and Carolyn Torma for the Kentucky Heritage Commission. Published by Gateway Trust, 1982.)
That sentence about the building being constructed in the late 1800s is tacked onto the very end of the KNE article. Obviously, the writer, Jennifer Brown, didn't take time to check that fact. So why throw it in there, then?
Jennifer Brown was promoted about a year ago to deputy editor at the Kentucky New Era. She has received various journalism awards, and she has a master's degree in creative nonfiction.
I expect accuracy in the newspaper, That's not too much to ask, is it? After all, if the newspaper isn't trustworthy in the small facts, can we trust it on the big stuff?
I feel moved to share a strange-but-true story. About ten years ago, the Kentucky New Era ran a long, locally-written article about an Arab sheik, and they called him a "chic" throughout the entire story. It was too awful to be funny.
(Tomorrow is my day off. Maybe I won't be so cranky in my next post.)


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Created as a bureau of the U.S. Department of the Treasury by the National Currency Act of February 25, 1863, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) celebrates its 150th anniversary in 2013.
On this page you'll find information and resources about the fascinating history of the OCC and the vital role it plays in supervising banks and federal savings associations to ensure that they operate in a safe and sound manner.
Make History: An Interactive Chronology
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Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller of the Currency, 1863-1865.
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President of the Bank of Indiana, Hugh McCulloch had come to Washington to fight against the national banking legislation that had been signed by President Lincoln in February 1863. Ironically, he ultimately became its champion and proved to be an industrious, able administrator as the first Comptroller of the Currency. He went on to serve two terms as Secretary of the Treasury. More on Comptroller McCulloch >
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text: NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Netflix ( NFLX - Get Report) CEO Reed Hastings and his company have received a Wells Notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission for a social network post. The controversial Netflix chief has received a Wells Notice for a Facebook ( FB - Get Report) post that claims he violated the Regulation Fair Disclosure, Section 13(a) of the Securities Exchange Act and Rules 13a-11 and 13a-15. Hastings made a comment on his Facebook account earlier today that the SEC deemed to be in violation of its laws. The following is the text from Hastings' Facebook page about the Wells Notice. "SEC staff questions a Facebook post. Fascinating social media story. We use blogging and social media, including Facebook, to communicate effectively with the public and our members. In June we posted on our blog that our members were enjoying 'nearly a billion hours per month' of Netflix, and people wrote about this. We did not also issue a press release or 8-K filing about this. In early July, I publicly posted on Facebook to the over 200,000 of you who subscribe to me that our members had enjoyed over 1 billion hours in June, highlighting how strong our content was. There was press coverage as there are many reporters and bloggers among you, my public followers. Some of you re-posted my post. Again, we did not also issue a press release or file an 8-K about this. SEC staff informed us yesterday that they are recommending that the SEC bring a civil action against us for my July 1 billion hour public post, asserting we violated 'Reg FD'. This rule is designed to ensure that individual investors have equal access to information as large institutional investors, by prohibiting selective disclosure of material information. The SEC staff believes that I gave you all 'material' investor information in my post and that we needed to instead release the June viewing fact 'publicly' with an 8-K filing or press release. I want to note a few things. First, we think posting to over 200,000 people is very public, especially because many of my subscribers are reporters and bloggers. Second, while we think my public Facebook post is public, we don't currently use Facebook and other social media to get material information to investors; we usually get that information out in our extensive investor letters, press releases and SEC filings. We think the fact of 1 billion hours of viewing in June was not 'material' to investors, and we had blogged a few weeks before that we were serving nearly 1 billion hours per month. Finally, while our stock rose the day of my public post, the increase started well before my mid-morning post was out, likely driven by the positive Citigroup research report the evening before. We remain optimistic this can be cleared up quickly through the SEC's review process." Shares of Netflix are off 1.33% in after-hours trading to $85.02, after having closed the regular session higher by 3.36%. -- Written by Chris Ciaccia in New York >Contact by Email. Follow @Commodity_Bull


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hello there. it has been forever. i really hadn't intended to take a summer blog-cation...it just sort of fell to the bottom of the list--and i haven't quite mustered the energy to bounce back.
we've been busy.
i say that every time. last night, after a slightly-more-eruptive-than-usual meltdown, jeff insisted that i stop working too hard and that in order to preserve my sanity (read: and his!) i should just blog for a little bit today. so here i am! yay!
lately we've been crossing all sorts of things off of the summer bucket list:
1. harvesting the garden. to be precise, i snagged 1 barely ripe tomato & 3 bell peppers off our plants before an army of blasted, dirty squirrels destroyed and consumed everything. boo. i guess they need to eat sometimes too--and can't afford the luxury of a grocery store like i can.
2. getting way way better veggies from the farmer's market. our neighbor stopped by with this cabbage last night. it. is. enormous! we can't seem to stop chuckling about it. at this point, all i could think to do with it was take a picture...i don't know how to even begin to eat it.
3. tossing a blanket in the grass and reading/ipading the afternoon away
4. playdates at the pool
5. dining al fresco both on our backyard deck & at a few neighborhood cafes
6. road trips x2
7. evenings at the park
8. s'mores
look at the size of this thing!
hello there. it has been forever. i really hadn't intended to take a summer blog-cation...it just sort of fell to the bottom of the list--and i haven't quite mustered the energy to bounce back.
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- On Second Street said...
You can make that awesome salad you made for me! That is what I am doing with my cabbages.
- 8/24/2011
- JSchaller said...
I'm anxiously awaiting any ideas that get posted for the cabbage, because (not to try to one-up you, or anything) we have two, yes, two cabbages in our garden right now that are larger than basketballs and still growing. Some company brings a flat of 30 to the school each year and Caleb hates to let any go to waste! So other than coleslaw and saurkraut (blech!) I'm also not sure what to do. I know they're super healthy, but, since they were free I'm also tempted to just compost them!
- 8/24/2011
- Amanda said...
I had that same squirrel problem with my tomatoes! A friend suggested sprinkline cayenne pepper and chopped hot peppers around the plants, and that seems to be working. But I think the critters ate more tomatoes than we have this summer!
- 8/24/2011
I also would not have the slightest clue what to do with that cabbage... Glad to see that you are taking the time to enjoy your summer : ) It has been so fun catching up with you all!
- 8/24/2011
- Whatever Dee-Dee wants said...
That is HUGE! It sounds like you had a great summer.
- 8/24/2011
- Susan said...
Looks like you'll be eating a lot of coleslaw! :) Actually, we have several cabbages in the school garden where I teach, so I checked out allrecipes.com and they had many that sounded like they'd be worth a try! Good luck with your grand chou chou!
- 8/24/2011
- Cassie said...
Squirrels decided to remove and eat my Spring bulbs from the pots I had resting after they had finished flowering a few weeks ago - which drove me crazy! Annoying pests.
Love that you popped in to fill us in on your summer and hope you enjoy every little last drop. xx
- 8/25/2011
- Michelle {lovely little things} said...
Welcome back! What a cabbage?!
- 8/25/2011
- Cottage Mommy said...
So nice to see you back here! Glad you have had a chance to take a break though...when I first saw that picture I thought you've had a banner year for your garden! That is some cabbage and I like the others would have no idea what to do with it! We have tomatoes for the first time this year and no stinky little squirrels have bothered us. It must be because I have a sign in my yard that says "please don't eat the daisies". We had to put that up a few years ago after squirrels seriously ate our daisies....first the tops, then the bottoms, then they dug out the roots. Haven't had a problem since!
- 8/25/2011
- Becca said...
Hey I miss you. We must talk, life has been really crazy here. You should make the tex mex dish that is in The Farm Chicks book, that will use up some of it anyway. I love that recipe, I eat it plain and with chips.
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One possible reason for the cautious outlook is that developments had come to a near halt in the US in the second quarter of the year, and very little wind power was installed during the first half of the year. On the other hand, at least two manufacturers, Vestas and Nordex, report a substantial jump (60-70%) in the volume of orders placed during the first half of the year, compared with 2012. Progress continues to be steady but unspectacular in Europe. The UK, Denmark and Sweden are forging ahead, but movement in Italy and Romania has slowed. Latin America has continued steadily adding capacity, particularly in Brazil. China, as usual, is rocketing ahead and has added more capacity than any other country.
The pages of Windpower Monthly regularly report on new developments from the manufacturers, bringing out larger and more sophisticated machines, indicating that they see the long-term future as bright. This is partly due to continuing improvements in the economics of wind energy, with turbine prices down by approximately 25% from their 2009 peak. A report from the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory suggests that the fall in total installed costs in the US is slightly less than this, but power purchase agreements show a larger decline. Even when the impact of the production tax credit is stripped out, the reduction in generation prices is still around 30%.
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Any assessment of the long-term prospects for wind energy must take into account developments with its principal low-carbon competitor: nuclear. A deafening silence from the negotiations in the UK around the nuclear strike price suggests these are proving very difficult to resolve, possibly centring on the sharing of risk between the developer and the government. The cost impact of this is tricky to judge and it can simply be noted that taxpayers rarely, if ever, have to shoulder any risk associated with wind-energy developments. The nuclear strike price is still expected to be around $150/MWh - significantly higher than the average price for wind, worldwide, which is probably around $100/MWh.
Thanks to the extension of the production tax credit (PTC) in the US, developments are likely to pick up in the second half of the year and, according to Windpower Intelligence, nearly 2.6GW is under construction.
Of that, there are turbine purchase agreements for 1.2GW — overwhelmingly placed with domestic supplier GE. Even so, the amount of capacity added this year is likely to be significantly less than last.
On the other hand, the International Energy Agency (IEA) expects renewables growth in Asia to continue rapidly, possibly outstripping growth in Europe. Chinese wind energy is likely to continue to grow and photovoltaics will also blossom, according to the IEA. It also cites Thailand, Morocco and South Africa as places where wind will likely flourish.
Although wind energy capacity in India has registered a 25% growth rate over the past decade, a decline in the value of the rupee is widely feared to threaten growth this year. This may, however, be offset by new incentives, and some experts expect capacity to increase by about 2GW this year.
Hence the average 14% growth rate projected by GWEC for the next four years is likely to be realised. Although this is lower than seen in recent years, a percentage figure is misleading and 14% by 2017 corresponds to an additional 60GW of capacity.
The UK continues to lead the world in offshore wind, with 3.65GW now operational and a further 4.26GW is either under construction or has been consented, according to our market research unit Windpower Offshore Intelligence. UK industry body RenewableUK cites a further 7.8GW in the permitting system that will bring the total beyond the 13GW projected for 2020 in the National Renewable Energy Plan.
Further offshore growth is expected in Germany and the long-awaited US offshore wind farm is progressing. The developer, Cape Wind, reports that it has signed a $15 million contract to provide the upland construction work required to bury the project's electric cables. The contractor will also be responsible for providing a conduit for connecting the buried electric cables on land to the submerged ocean submarine cables. Work will begin in 2014.


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Not only did the gifts far surpass the original goal of $25,000, the event also raised $25,000 more than last year. Beloit is touched by the fantastic response received from supporters and is grateful to be backed by such a strong foundation of alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and friends. These gifts help make #BeloitPossible for the next generation of Turtles, Bucs, and Beloiters.
"The unconditional support, enthusiastically offered by our alumni, parents, and friends is a tribute to the character of our community, and the value that we all collectively recognize in the mission we seek to advance. We at Beloit are privileged to have a community so willing to invest in the future of our great institution, and our students. For this, we are grateful," said Mark Wold'95, Senior Director of Alumni & Parent Relations and Annual Support.
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The fast dramatizes a nationwide pledge/petition effort aiming to gather 1 million people committed to "vote for immigrant rights, fast at least one day, recruit five family and friends to sign the pledge and take action to hold the new administration accountable for our votes."
Conceived in the nonviolent action tradition of civil rights leader Martin Luther King and farm labor leader Cesar Chavez, the "Fast for our Future" (fastforourfuture.com) is organizing online, by word of mouth and through social, cultural and political networks. It is closely tied to civil rights, labor, religious groups and coalitions that support immigrant rights.
The fast is being initiated by Rise, a movement of immigrants rights leaders and advocates which focuses on nonviolent action to confront the escalation of anti-immigrant raids, deportations and other repressive Bush administration measures. Endorsers include Dolores Huerta, co-founder of the United Farm Workers union; Maria Elena Durazo, leader of the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor AFL-CIO; the Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles (Chirla); Hermandad Mexicana Transnacional, Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice; Institute of Popular Education of Southern California; and the Korean Resource Center.
Angelica Salas, director of Chirla, said at an Oct. 1 press conference here, "The raids will continue and will keep on going if we do not unite, do not vote and do not keep putting on pressure. There is one choice: remain silent without taking action, or unite, fast and vote."
Referring to deportation raids carried out during the previous three weeks in California, in which 1,150 immigrants were arrested, L.A. labor leader Durazo said, "We cannot abandon the thousands of children separated from or deported with their parents."
Some 5 million children in the United States have at least one undocumented parent. Most of these children are U.S. citizens.
The Bush administration's record of immigrant repression is chilling. In recent years the federal Immigration Control and Enforcement agency (ICE) has steadily increased raids and deportations, reaching a record 276,912 in 2007. ICE's Fugitive Operations Teams have increased from 18 in 2005 to 50 in 2006 and 75 in 2007. Detentions have increased from 5,532 in 1994 to 27,500 in 2007. The number of anti-immigrant hate groups and anti-Hispanic hate crimes has steadily grown.
However, the transition of the immigrant rights movement from marching to voting is also on the rise. In the 2006 elections, many anti-immigrant Republican congressional candidates were defeated in large part due to greater Latino voting. Immigration is an important issue to Latino communities across the country.
In this year's presidential primaries, the Latino vote more than doubled, with big increases in votes for Democrats and rejection of Republicans. Massive citizenship and voter registration drives are expected to increase the national Latino turnout from 7.6 million in 2006 to 9.3 million or more this year. Many predict that record get-out-the-vote efforts, especially with initiatives like this month's fast, could result in over 10 million Latino voters who favor Democrats over Republicans by more than 2-1. The Democratic Party platform supports legalization and due process, while the Republican Party platform opposes legalization and supports greater repressive enforcement.
The Fast for our Future is nonpartisan and leaves it to people to check out the positions and actions of the candidates. It stresses the issues and the importance of voting. Organizers say that for anti-immigrant groups the issue of immigration is primarily ideological, but for the immigrants, their families, communities and co-workers it is a matter of day-to-day survival.
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The economy may be on its knees, but there's one sector of British society that's doing very well - and that's down to a huge rise in property crime some of the tabloids are calling a credit crunch crimewave.
Certainly the number of burglaries rose by four per cent to 69,000 between July and September last year, so now's the time to review your home security measures and install or beef up an alarm system that can help to protect your home, family and belongings.
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There are also a growing number of low-cost alarm systems that do something similar, although if you're really concerned about crime, some kind of monitored security system is best.
Here are eight great examples of some of the best systems around and remember - don't have nightmares - your chances of falling victim are still relatively rare.
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After a long break/due to weather-field conditions/ we finally had a class today,both dogs did pretty well,compared to how long they haven't been there.
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Did Milo's feet touch the yellow on the A-frame?
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