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Miami development is widespread and the skyline progress consist of these major players making their mark on Miami's landscape. Here are the biggest Miami developers (alphabetical order) and the projects they are building.
3D Developers was founded by the synergy of three business groups dedicated to Real Estate Development. It counts with years of experience in the industry and operates in Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Ecuador and United States.
4701 North Meridian, LLC, a partnership comprised of Lionheart Capital, LLC and Elliott Management Corporation. Lionheart Capital, LLC is a Miami-based real estate investment firm engaged in the investment, development and repositioning of new and existing commercial, hospitality and residential assets. Elliott Management Corporation oversees two funds, Elliott Associates, L.P. and Elliott International, L.P., that have over $20 billion of assets under management. Founded in 1977, Elliott is one of the oldest private investment firms of its kind under continuous management.
Strategic Properties is a recognized development firm providing complete planning, design and construction services. Specializing in urban and mix-used developments throughout South Florida. Strategic Properties is a Florida Corporation with offices in Miami.ALTA Developers is a joint-venture between Aconcagua and Archiplan USA. Aconcagua was founded in 1979 and has steadily risen to become the largest publicly traded residential development in Chile. Management and real estate development support is aptly provided through Inmobiliaria Aconcagua S.A., which has a large and respected presence throughout this country. In 2012, in association with strategic alliances, Aconcagua S.A. began development of international projects in the United States, specifically Miami, Florida.
Art + Tec has been offering development and construction services in the South Florida area for the past 10 years. Art + Tec's experience ranges from high-rise pre-development to residential, townhome and mid-rise development ventures.
Biscayne Beach is being developed by Biscayne Miami Partners, which is an entity formed by affiliates of Eastview Development and GTIS Partners. Eastview Development is a leading real estate development firm whose principals have combined over 120 years of experience in developing, financing and marketing residential and commercial real estate projects across the United States. The company, which is based in West Palm Beach, Florida, boasts a portfolio including condominium and multifamily developments in Florida, as well as office and multifamily projects in New York State.
Since its inception in 2009, BH3 has acquired, restructured, and recapitalized or sold an impressive portfolio valued in excess of $1 Billion, comprising over 1.5 Million square feet of high-end residential condominiums in the South Florida market, more than 500 rental apartments in New York City, and dozens of mixed-use properties throughout South Florida and New York City.
Château Group is a leading real estate development company with over 35 years of experience in residential, commercial and mixed-use projects in the United States and South America as part of its portfolio.
For over 30 years Consultatio Real Estate has successfully developed innovative high category real estate projects in prime locations under the direction of its founder, president and senior partner, Eduardo F. Costantini.
Michael Dezer, a creative and innovative real estate visionary, founded Dezer Properties in 1970. Over the past 42 years, the company has grown to encompass unique and strategic holdings in New York, Florida & Las Vegas.
Fort Capital Management is comprised of a diverse team of highly successful individuals. While working together, this diversity – in industry backgrounds, entrepreneurial initiatives, and across geographies, cultures and languages – provides Fort Capital Management with a unique perspective on the real estate market and individual properties. Fort Capital's real estate funds have been formed with the primary purpose of generating capital appreciation and current income through investments in residential and commercial real estate located primarily in the South Florida and Caribbean markets.
Fortune International Realty was founded in 1983 by the Defortuna Family. Since then, the company has expanded to include brokerage activities, property management, financing, new development sales and proprietary developments. Originally, all of the company's offices were located in Key Biscayne. Later Fortune acquired a real estate company in Brickell and another one in Coral Gables. In 2001 a new branch was opened in Brickell in order to handle the sales of Jade Residences at Brickell Bay, the first proprietary development of its parent company, Fortune International. Other proprietary developments include Artech in Aventura, Jade Beach and Jade Ocean in Sunny Isles Beach. The developments location determined also the geographical expansion of the realty branches, such as the one in Sunny Isles Beach and Weston.
One Thousand Museum is a new condo development by Gregg Covin and Louis Birdman currently in preconstruction at 1000 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami. The development is scheduled for completion in 2017.
J. Milton & Associates is more than just a real estate development company, it is a family business. It has contributed to the transformation of the South Florida skyline by deploying a broad definition of high-quality residential design and construction, at many economic levels. The shared resources of its multi-disciplinary team, across various divisions, contribute significantly to the rewarding lifestyles enjoyed by residents in its communities. What began with Cuban-born architect José Milton, fifty years ago is today a fully integrated $3.5 billion organization that has enhanced Greater Miami with numerous landmark condominium towers and quality rental communities. In the short span of just 15 years, J. Milton & Associates dramatically influenced the landcape and pioneered the residential and commercial development of Sunny Isles Beach, providing a catalyst for the identity of the new city. On a single stretch along the famed A1A, also known as Collins Avenue, in the city of Sunny Isles Beach, a complete collection of six significant condominium and residential projects have been developed in the community by J. Milton & Associates.
Jorge M. Pérez is the founder, Chairman and CEO of The Related Group, America's leading developer of sophisticated metropolitan living and the largest multi-family real estate development firm. In August of 2005, TIME Magazine named Mr. Pérez, one of top 25 most influential Hispanics in the United States. Under his direction, The Related Group has redefined the South Florida landscape. Since its inception, more than a quarter of a century ago, the firm has built and/or managed more than 60,000 apartments and condominium residences. The Related Group is Florida's top multi-family developer and the largest Hispanic-owned business in the United States. In 2007, the company reported sales of more than $1.5 billion; its current portfolio represents assets under development of more than $10.7 billion.
2005, the company he founded and created, Ian Schrager developed his namesake, Ian Schrager Company. This new company owns, develops, manages and brands hotels, residential and mixed use projects.
Key International is a real estate investment and development company headquartered out of Miami, Florida. The company focuses primarily on high end commercial and luxury residential properties including condominiums, hotels, market-rate rentals, office, and retail. Key International is operated by the Ardid family and has been acquiring and developing properties since the 1970s in Spain and in the United States.
Founded in 1980, Lynd is a privately held full-service national real estate company with broad experience in all types of institutional grade properties.
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A developer responsible for South Florida's most prestigious residences — Martin Z. Margulies is a South Florida based residential real estate developer with three decades of luxury condominium construction to his credit.
iStar Residential is one of the largest investors in luxury condominium, multifamily and master-planned residential developments throughout the United States, having financed and invested in $10 billion of residential projects since 1993. iStar Residential's portfolio has included interests in over 18,000 condominium units in the nation's top markets and 65,000 acres in master planned communities having the potential for an estimated 50,000 single family and multifamily units.
Since it's inception in 2009 Mckafka Development Group has acquired properties and development sites close to $50 million in value and has sold more than 400 units mostly to international investors. With its 2 latest developments "The Crimson" and "Crimson Plaza" mckafka Development Group will definitely leave an imprint on Miami's skyline.
Based in Miami, Rilea Group is a full real estate development company that since 1981 has been developing real estate projects in South Florida and offers investors and land owners an opportunity to work with a successful, experienced and multifaceted real estate development and management company.
Originally founded in 1948 by Armando Ferreira de Melo in Buenos Aires, Argentina, the Melo Group is one of the strongest family-owned, full-service real estate development firms operating in South Florida today. Since the beginning, the company has been focused on delivering a more intelligent approach to development, design, construction, and management of luxury properties. To date, this unique philosophy has been the guiding force behind more than 50 successfully completed projects which offer a combined total of more than 5,000 residential units. As well, the company remains actively involved in real estate development in Argentina as well as in Montevideo, Punta del Este, Uruguay.
The Morabito family established what is now Italy's second largest general contractor company. With a European eye for detail, and an Italian flair for style, Valerio Morabito comes to the United States via his strong family tradition of development and construction in his native country. Beach House 8 is his first development in Florida, where he is partnering with leading local players such as real estate developer Ugo Colombo.
Newgard is well-versed in identifying profitable, high-opportunity areas for development and then using a responsible approach to match the project that will help a location reach its maximum potential.
Backed by decades of executive-level expertise, Newgard's team continues to lead the way in new construction, adaptive re-use, historic restoration, residential, mixed-use, commercial, and many other areas of development.
NR Investments is a fully integrated, privately held, real estate investment company focused on commercial and residential real estate assets and real estate financial instruments within opportunistic markets.
Established in 1991 and headed by Kevin Maloney, Property Markets Group is a New York City-based real estate acquisition and development firm with real estate assets spread throughout the United States and abroad.
The Peebles Corporation is a privately held national real estate investment and development company specializing in residential, hospitality, retail, and mixed-use commercial properties. Founded in 1983 by R. Donahue Peebles, the company has become an industry leader with a portfolio of completed and current developments totaling more than 6 million square feet and $5 billion in key markets including New York, Philadelphia, Washington D.C., San Francisco, Las Vegas, Miami, Miami Beach, and The Florida Keys.
Louis R. Montello is the President of Regalia Beach Developers, a South Florida-based real estate development company established in 2011. Kevin S. Venger, co-owner of Ten Museum Park and Paramount on the Bay, and previously, The Angler's Hotel & Gregg Covin Real Estate Development.
SAKOR Development, LLC is a partnership of two real estate industry veterans, Barbara Salk and Stephen Kornfeld, each with extensive South Florida experience in a diversity of large ground-up development projects. Their combined development and extensive construction experience span successful careers that bring over 75 years of expertise to their projects.
The US real estate arm of a Hong-Kong listed multinational corporation, Swire Properties has been developing in South Florida for over 30 years, and enjoys an enviable record of local business, civic and environmental achievements.
Founded in 2001 by Pedro & David Martin, Terra Group develops projects that positively impact and improve lives. Terra Group is a leading Miami-based real estate development company which quickly cultivated a reputation as a trendsetter. Terra Group creates high-end residential, commercial, land and mixed-use projects known for originality, attention to detail, and rich quality of community life, which has yielded over 2 billion dollars in sales.
Astor is a Miami-based real estate development firm, specializing in the development, construction, and leasing of condominium and multifamily properties. The Astor Companies have created developments that have anchored future growth and generated outstanding value for its initial buyers.
Faena Group engages in developing properties. The company develops apartments, residencies, and public spaces. The company also operates a hotel, which provides arts and antiques, pool, wine cellar, theatre, library lounge, business center, polo, and spa facilities. In addition, it offers home furnishing products. Faena Group is based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Alan Faena, the developer which counts with the support of billionaire Len Blavatnik, is set to revolutionize the Miami beachfront with the Faena Saxony, featuring the work of all-star architects Norman Foster and Rem Koolhaus.
Genting Berhad, its subsidiaries and affiliates operating under the "Genting" name, is recognized as one of Asia's leading and best-managed multinationals. There are currently 5 public companies listed in 3 jurisdictions that operate under the "Genting" name with a combined market capitalization of over $37 billion.
The Trump Group, headed by Eddie and Jules Trump, is the developer and owner of The Mansions at Acqualina. Over the past 25 years, The Trump Group has been responsible for several successful top-end real estate developments. This real estate firm first came to prominence in South Florida in 1985 when it developed Williams Island in the exclusive enclave of Aventura.
Tibor Hollo is highly-regarded by his peers as a pioneer and one of Miami's true visionaries. Over 60 years ago, he forged a path for the future by constructing the very first high-rise building on Brickell Avenue.Mr. Hollo's projects in the Miami area include a significant number of major high-rise residential and mixed-use buildings.
Turnberry Associates is an American real estate developer in residential, retail, hospitality and office. The company has developed more than $7 billion in commercial and residential property, including approximately 20,000,000 square feet of retail space, more than 7,000 condominium and condo-hotel residences, 1,500,000 square feet of class "A" office space and in excess of 2,000 hotel and resort rooms.
Ugo Colombo has played a pioneering role in the development of Miami's bayfront skyline. He is widely regarded as one of South Florida's most respected and successful residential and commercial developers. Mr. Colombo and his company, CMC Group, have focused on the design and construction of high-rise luxury condominium buildings on Brickell Avenue, Miami Beach and Aventura.
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Henry Ruddle and Deb Woods are members of the OW2 Consortium
Inspired by the annual tradition of their partner the Open Solutions Alliance, the OW2 Consortium, a global open-source software community committed to the development of open-source distributed middleware, recently polled top CEOs and division leaders at the world's leading commercial open source companies, including BonitaSoft, BULL S.A, Collabworks, eXo Platform, Ingres, SpagoWorld, Talend, and the OW2. These leaders were asked about their market visions for the coming year and are reported here.
The respondents represent a cross-section of the open source ecosystem in the U.S. and Europe, and include leaders at independent software vendor companies at the infrastructure and applications level:
- Miguel Valdes-Faura, CEO of Bonisoft
- Benjamin Mestrallet, CEO of eXo Platform
- Roger Burkhardt, CEO of Ingres
- Bertrand Diard, CEO of Talend
Systems integrators, consulting, and community contributors were represented by:
- Jean-Pierre Laisne, Open Source Strategy Manager of BULL S.A.
- Gabriele Ruffatti, Engineering Technical Director at SpagoWorld
- Michael Grove, CEO of CollabWorks
- Cedric Thomas, CEO of the OW2 Consortium
What happened in 2009 and where are we headed?
The respondents declared 2009 a success for the open source industry and see a consolidation of those gains coming in 2010.
According to Talend CEO Bertrand Diard, "Adoption barriers and fears are history and 2010 will be a year of exceptional growth and deployment acceleration."
Bonisoft CEO Valdes-Faura says, "2009 was one of the best years for most open source vendors in terms of revenues and I expect 2010 to be even better."
BULL S.A. Open Source Strategy Manager Jean-Pierre Laisne concurs, saying that "2009 has been a good year for systems integrators and an even greater year for Free, libre, open source (FLOSS) vendors."
According to SpagoWorld Engineering Technical Director Gabriele Ruffatti, the most common explanation for the success of open source in 2009 can be attributed to major cost-reduction and increased effectiveness of solutions.
Ingres CEO Roger Burkhardt says it more directly, stating that the economic recession put a giant bright spotlight on the predatory pricing practices of proprietary software companies.
OW2 Consortium CEO Cedric Thomas sums up the year and says, "2009 was a year of contrast where well-established open source companies reaped the benefits of an aggressive pricing strategy while fledgling vendors found it difficult to gain recognition and growth in an especially risk-averse market environment."
Most all leaders agree 2010 will be a year where companies and government agencies will use open source to cost-effectively address the backlog of IT projects that were put off in 2009 as a result of massively slashed budgets. "They will still be under pressure to provide fast time to value, and to leverage restricted budgets and open source will help them be more reactive and efficient," continues Talend's Diard.
Collabworks CEO Michael Grove strikes a note of caution. "There must be real value contributed by the community and consistent execution to win commercially," he concludes.
In contrast, eXo Platform CEO Benjamin Mestrallet expects open source to be a game-changer in the market for small hardware such as netbooks, phones and tablets. He predicts that open source operating systems for tablets will quickly find hardware providers to create products that rival the quality of Apple's new tablet.
Were there any sales strategy shifts in 2009?
The majority of respondents reported significant changes in sales strategy during 2009. Laisne and Burkhardt report that BULL and Ingres expanded their business partnerships, while Grove and Valdes-Faura at Collabworks and Bonitasoft report taking advantage of the urgent need for immediate cost savings from their customers. The sales cycle at eXo slowed down, so Mestrallet made up the difference with cross-selling. Diard says Talend was in the enviable position of having to train its sales teams to deal with higher demands of Fortune 1000 companies.
How do open source and cloud computing work together?
Most of the leaders see cloud computing and open source as complementary. "Cloud computing leverages open source software for its flexibility and cost effectiveness -- it has no alternative," says Diard.
Burkhardt expands on the concept, explaining that "Cloud computing embeds open source infrastructure once and then grows the usage at a geometric pace without any of the adoption hurdles and delays you see when you grow by adding new end users (skills, education, etc)."
Thomas notes that while cloud computing is largely built on an open source foundation, it eliminates some of the inherent price advantages of open source by commoditizing both open and proprietary applications. Laisne also expresses concern on this notion and says, "We will have to observe how FLOSS will co-exist with the proprietary applications of cloud computing."
Laisne also has concerns about licensing. "The AGPL license is the right choice for cloud distribution because it requires that people who use the software have access to the code" and Mestrallet concurs. "The cloud is a good way for open source companies to diversify their revenues," he says.
How are we doing on the public policy front?
Many of the respondents were quite encouraged by recent changes in government policy. "2009 was a milestone year for government open source policies as they moved from the aspirational policies of the previous decade ("open source is such a great idea… let's do it") to action-oriented programs that affect procurement policies directly," says Burkhardt.
Mestrallet adds, "Many [governments] now advise their IT departments to use open source products if they are of the same quality as equivalent proprietary software. Some countries have been even more aggressive in their recommendations, including France, Germany, Switzerland and Belgium."
Yet, some leaders are skeptical. Ruffatti feels that governments can help open source gain a wider adoption only by supporting a real political choice. And Laisne predicts that this is the year when serving politicians will have to make the necessary changes in policies in order for FLOSS to fully demonstrate its power of wealth creation for the society as a whole. And Thomas notes that the more open source becomes a credible alternative for government procurement, the more it is targeted by lobbying efforts from conventional proprietary vendors.
Diard went for a realistic appraisal, and notes that "government involvement in Germany and France has helped open source in the past by providing a more fertile ground initially. But open source in countries like the U.S. and the U.K. did not benefit from this help, and this did not prevent open source from going mainstream there too."
Who are our friends, and who are our enemies?
When asked about open source's biggest political friends in 2010, both Grove and Mestrallet point to the United States. Grove singles out the White House CIO, Vivek Kundra, while Mestrallet expresses hope for the entire Obama Administration. Laisne points to open source users, assuming they collaborate with open source organizations such as OW2, EFF, FSF, and so on.
As for enemies, Ruffatti warned about open source companies trying to emulate their proprietary rivals. For Grove it was simpler. "I worry about Oracle."
Mestrallet focuses on one issue at Oracle. "This is going to be controversial to say, but I think the actions of Monty Widenius, one of the co-founders of MySQL, will be more harmful than helpful for open source. In trying to keep MySQL from being acquired by Oracle, he put a lot of fear out there that will lower the valuations of many open source companies, and that means less funding."
Where are we going?
Overall, the respondents see 2010 as a watershed year for open source. Grove says, "It's time for a second generation of open source." Thomas and Mestrallet both mention the continuing commoditization of open source applications, and Thomas specifically notes that open source now dominates several application markets such as business intelligence and content management.
Laisne and Ruffatti express their hopes that 2010 would be the year to work out profitable open source business models that do not impose the same costs as the proprietary business models that they are increasingly coming to resemble. "We must be sure that they do not jeopardize the consistency of OSS," warns Laisne. According to Ruffatti, "The challenge is the ability to work with a new business community model, a real business ecosystem."
Thomas sees the year as bringing about great cooperation among vendors. "2010 will be a more comfortable year for everyone: open source will definitely be recognized as a mainstream alternative, our members will be better off and will realize that cooperation is something they do for their own benefit."
For More Information
To read the questions and all of the CEO and division leader answers, go to www.ow2.org. Previous prediction surveys were conducted by the Open Solutions Alliance (OSA), which has merged with OW2. For previous surveys, visit www.opensolutionsalliance.org.

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Let me confess something to you. I was a male model in the 1980s. I know what you're thinking— I look way too young for that. First of all thank you, that's very flattering. Second of all, it's crazy— the twists and turns life brings. Back when I was young, looking at my dad's GQs and dreaming of modeling in clothes, I never imagined in my wildest dreams that I'd one day be posing naked for a centerfold (you're welcome, ladies). Likewise, when I was male modeling and hangin' with my two girlfriends, I never imagined that I'd end up a 25-year-old woman writing for Jezebel, but look at me now! I remember my first manager Gary—he would pick me up in this beat-up old Mercury Bobcat outside of the A&W where he first discovered me. He was the one who taught me to jump at every opportunity, whether it be strippin' down for a shoot or looking into this crazy new world called blogging. I guess I owe him a lot for where I am today. I'd send him a postcard to thank him, but he got shot in a motel outside Reno awhile back. He always said his debts would catch up to him and I reckon they eventually did.
Anyway, I guess what I'm trying to say in my own backwards way is that this video brought back a lot of good memories. It even included my old friend Billy the photographer— he sure had a lot of chest hair. You never would of known at the time, but Billy's a registered sex offender now. I don't know— he really got wine, which I always thought was classy.
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Join us every Sunday morning from 11:00 to 12:00 for free, guided meditation suitable for everyone. Led by senior members of the Dawn Mountain sangha (community), this meditation offers a chance to take a mindful pause from your busy life, enjoy serenity and fellowship, and learn a bit more about Buddhist practice at Dawn Mountain. Most Sunday sessions are live-streamed via YouTube and archived online for our distant participants. Donations are welcome.


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Welcome to the web site of the Litigation Coordinating Panel of the Unified Court System of the State of New York. The Panel receives and resolves applications for the coordination of litigation that is pending in more than one judicial district of the State. The coordination of multiple lawsuits from a variety of venues in a single district before a single Coordinating Justice can facilitate the consistent, efficient resolution of many cases. Coordination pursuant to order of the Panel is for pre-trial proceedings only. Cases that are ready for trial are returned to the counties of origin for that purpose unless the parties stipulate otherwise.
The Office of the Clerk of the Panel is located in the Supreme Court, Civil Branch, New York County. As appropriate under the circumstances, the Panel may hear argument on applications in New York County or elsewhere around the State.
It is the hope of the Panel that users will find this website informative and helpful.
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Sounds pretty cool, you think I can monitor one analog pin with this while I report in low priority some values thru ethernet? Right now I have to stop the monitoring for few seconds every couple minutes (asking before testing anything, I tried some different similar approaches in the past, but ethernet never worked properly)
void setup(){..sensors.begin();....}void temperature( void *p){Serial.println("Start"); while (true) { Serial.println("prereq"); sensors.requestTemperatures(); Serial.println("req"); Serial.println(sensors.getTempCByIndex(0)); OSSleep(300); }}
/home/leo/sketchbook/libraries/ArdOS/kernel.cpp: In function 'void OSSwap()':/home/leo/sketchbook/libraries/ArdOS/kernel.cpp:363:20: error: local frame unavailable (naked function?)/home/leo/sketchbook/libraries/ArdOS/kernel.cpp:363: confused by earlier errors, bailing out
Hi Collin,Do you have any solution for the naked function problem using the last arduino IDE version?I want to use it in an arduino course I'm learning but I need to work with the last available IDE.Thanks in advance.Claudio


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Kiev, Ukraine (CNN) — As violence raged on Thursday in central Kiev, 21-year-old volunteer medic Olyesa Zhukovska was providing first aid to wounded protesters when she was struck in the neck by a sniper's bullet.
"I'm dying," she tweeted as blood gushed from her throat.
Even as her prediction proved wrong, her tweet was immortalized as it ricocheted across the Internet.
Two days later, from a hospital bed, she recalled the moment when she was struck.
"I heard a loud bang," she told CNN. "At first, I thought it was a grenade, but then my friend said, 'You have been hit by a sniper; you are bleeding.' Both our hands were full of blood."
The bullet had pierced her neck, somehow missing vital vessels, but doing serious damage nonetheless.
"It is very hard for me to speak and it hurts to eat," she said weakly. "I'm starting to walk again; I lost a lot of blood."
At the time she was shot, Zhukovska was on a front line in the battle between opposition and security forces trying to help the wounded.
She was lucky. Dozens of other demonstrators who were defending the barricades in Independence Square were killed on Thursday, nearly a third of them by snipers.
The location had been transformed Saturday into a memorial.
At the hospital, Zhukovska's parents were by her side on Saturday, offering succor even as their daughter's spirit remained defiant.
"We are waiting for new elections," she said weakly. "We want a different president, a different government and a better situation in Ukraine."
Zhukovska said she was glad her tweet had reached so many people; her parents were glad it proved wrong.
CNN's Tom Watkins contributed to this story


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I like him. But really surprise we go with yet another Rb. Further makes me think Turbin is moving to fullback. Or maybe Ware will be a FB? He's a pretty powerful dude.
Bottom Line
Ware is a no nonsense runner that openly looks for contact. Ware can run through tacklers, and pick up yards after contact. He lacks the speed to be a game changing runner, or an every down back, but he could carve himself out a nice niche as a third-down/goal-line running back.
seatt1eslew wrote:I think Ware may be the FB. Highly recruited HS QB. Doesn't our FB have a QB lineage?
EastCoastHawksFan wrote:this just gets me upset because we were good at RB. and i was alright with Michael , but another. why?
Eric Stoner @ECStoner 1m
Seahawks out here drafting VIOLENT running backs. Ware=Marion Barber all over again.
Danny Kelly @FieldGulls 3m
I had Spencer Ware on my list - tough, tough runner, doesn't go down, physical. Lynch-lite
Danny Kelly @FieldGulls 3m
Have seen him compared to Chris Ivory
Adam Wright @BlueOsprey 3m
Strong possibility. A little smaller than Mike Rob. RT @hawkblogger: I expect we will hear that Spencer Ware will be moved to FB.
Adam Wright @BlueOsprey 1m
.@MattWaldman on Ware: "A hot-running, helmet-crunching, break-your-back, ball-carrying warrior. He's rugged, smart, and technically sound."
Derek Stephens @DStephensScout 1m
Very possible that ware drafted to be a fullback. Crushing downhill runner w 1-cut style.Not a burner.Good receiver. Gr8 in short yard sits
Adam Wright @BlueOsprey 1m
.@MattWaldman: "If Seattle didn't have a Robert Turbin, Ware is the back I'd want backing up Marshawn Lynch."
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest 1m
Spencer Ware also played some FB when Ridley was at LSU.
Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest 2m
The RB Seattle just selected, Spencer Ware, played baseball early in time at LSU. Was a QB in high school.
Seattle Seahawks @Seahawks 1m
Ware is a versatile playmaker who can catch the ball out of the backfield and throw it too. #Pick194 #NFLDraft
Derek Stephens @DStephensScout 11m
I had Lonnie Pryor as a FB fit for SEA but Ware give u more as runner. Not sure as blocker. Only seen him in pass pro which is above avg
Matt Pitman @mattpitman 1m
Sixth round (No. 194): RB Spencer Ware, LSU http://bit.ly/14uvwe8
Danny Kelly @FieldGulls 50s
Pete Carroll on Spencer Ware: "We're going to groom him as a FB that can also play tailback"
seatt1eslew wrote:This falls into the category, "We will end up drafting guys that don't make the team.". Practice squad bound/injury insurance.
Brian Nemhauser @hawkblogger 4m
Both @DavisHsuSeattle and I have been saying Mike Rob's spot is in danger. I'm not cheering against him. Just stating what I believe.
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Seahawk Sailor wrote:Not necessarily:Brian Nemhauser @hawkblogger 4m
Both @DavisHsuSeattle and I have been saying Mike Rob's spot is in danger. I'm not cheering against him. Just stating what I believe.
seatt1eslew wrote:Nice misquote DavidSeven
KCHawkGirl wrote:This had me confused for awhile but it's great insurance against injury to Marshawn. Nothing bad about having 3 stellar RB's on a run first team.
CodeWarrior wrote:KCHawkGirl wrote:This had me confused for awhile but it's great insurance against injury to Marshawn. Nothing bad about having 3 stellar RB's on a run first team.
Sixth round pick and already a stellar RB? Lend me some of that positivity!
Just grinding your gears. Hope it works out!
NYTwelve wrote:I think we may be saying goodbye to The Real Rob Report. My guess is Ware is the FB and Lynch, Michael, Turbin at RB
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TIVERTON, R.I. -- The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth equestrian team took eighth place at their home show on Saturday.
Senior Captain Kathryn Gardner (Concord, Mass.) finished third in intermediate flat and novice over fences, while junior Rachel Pacheco (Fall River, Mass.) was awarded fifth place. In novice on the flat, Pacheco took home fifth place, while sophomore Colleen Waclawik (Rochester, Mass.) earned sixth.
Junior Captain Sarah Murray (Sharon, Mass.) finished third in her beginner walk trot canter class, moving her up to advanced walk trot canter. Also placing in beginner walk trot canter were junior Natalie Fernberg (Attleboro, Mass.) and sophomore Jillian Ruyffelaert (Northampton, Mass.). Fernberg took home third, while Ruyffelaert finished in fourth.
In walk trot, sophomore LillyAnna Kuehl (Westford, Mass.) received third place, sophomore Ciara Barrigas (Sandwich, Mass.) fifth place and freshman Kira Hallberg (Foxboro, Mass.) sixth place.
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NAPA — The Raiders announced the signing of defensive lineman Ryan Baker Monday, bringing some depth to an injury-ravaged position.
Baker, 6-foot-5 and 302 pounds, played in 17 games over four seasons with the Miami Dolphins. He worked out for defensive coaches and the personnel staff following Sunday's practice, during which the Raiders had seven defensive lineman who were held out of practice.
Nose tackle Johnny Jones, out since the beginning of camp with an undisclosed injury, was waived/injured, meaning he will be put on injured reserve once he clears waivers.
Baker was predominantly a defensive end in Miami, although listing him as a lineman indicates they believe he can play tackle as well. He played in college at Purdue.
Aside from Jones, defensive linemen who were unable to practice Sunday were end/tackle Brandon Bair, tackle Myles Wade, tackle Pat Sims, tackle Stacey McGee, tackle Vance Walker and end Lamarr Houston.
Sims has not participated in any of the Raiders nine training camp practices leading into Monday's session at 2:50 p.m.
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The cogs keep turning on this one
Geared is a fairly straightforward puzzle game. But it's also complex. If you're wondering about the oxymoronic statement, the premise is simple. By dropping some grey gears (cogs) around the screen, you have to get the blue gears rotating (they are stationary) from the big yellow gear which is rotating. Basically you have to link the yellow gear to the blue ones using the grey ones. There are usually a number of ways to do this. As the gears are dropped on the screen, it's not a simple case of just placing them wherever you want. And there's the complexity.
You also have a set number of gears to use of varying sizes so you have to figure out how they all fit together. And then, you have some levels where you can drop the gear from certain areas or not have the centre of the gear in a particular space. The levels of course get more complicated and you may be scratching your head sometimes about how and where to drop the gears. But you can get hints if you want.
As you might have guessed, the graphics are pretty simple and there's not a huge amount in terms of music and sfx, but it can be quite addictive once you get to the more complex levels. Geared 2 is also out now I still haven't finished 1 as there are a lot of levels.


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The federal government provides generous tax subsidies for retirement saving. These subsidies cost the Treasury more than $100 billion annually in foregone tax revenues. Given the nation's severe budget pressures, it is important to know how effective these subsidies are at increasing saving. Due to data constraints, U.S. researchers have not been able to agree on whether these subsidies actually encourage people to save more or to simply shift savings into tax-advantaged accounts.
Economists of all stripes are excited by a new study by Raj Chetty and his co-authors that, using Danish data and sophisticated techniques, addresses this question and appears to resolve the long-standing dispute. To test the effect of tax subsidies, they use responses to a 1999 reduction in the subsidy for retirement contributions for those in the top tax bracket. Their results show that pension contributions declined. But the decline was nearly entirely offset by an increase in other types of saving. The tax subsidy, in other words, had primarily induced individuals to shift their saving from taxable to tax-advantaged retirement accounts, not increase overall household saving. The response was also highly concentrated, with most individuals doing nothing and only about 15 percent shifting their saving. The authors thus estimate it took more than 100 Danish kroner of tax expenditure to produce a 1-kroner increase in household saving.
The authors also test the effect of automatic saving mechanisms, such as defaults in 401(k) plans, that increase saving unless the individual affected takes action. Defaults have been shown to increase retirement saving. But it has not been clear whether the money saved is offset by reduced saving in taxable accounts or whether it represents an increase in household saving. The authors examine the responses of Danish workers who changed jobs and got higher automatic pension contributions with their new employer. They find that such workers did not offset the higher employer contribution by reducing saving elsewhere. Their saving thus increased by the increment in the employer contribution.
The Chetty et al. paper is full of additional interesting tests, but the bottom line is that automatic increases have a big impact on saving, and tax subsidies simply result in the shifting of saving from taxable to tax-preferred accounts. These findings call into question the effectiveness of the large tax expenditures in the United States currently used to induce individuals to take action and increase how much they save.
My view is that it would be unwise to eliminate the tax incentives entirely. I think it's important for workers to feel that saving through retirement plans is a "good deal." But the findings certainly support reducing the total amount spent and moving to automatic programs that increase saving, unless actively reversed.
A new position paper from the Employee Benefits Research Institute (EBRI) says "whoa, not so fast." Yes, Chetty et al. demonstrate that subsidies do not have any impact on the saving by individuals. But the authors did not explore how employers might respond to changes in retirement tax incentives. In other words, if employers are not bribed with tax subsidies, they will stop offering retirement plans for their workers.
This sentiment raises a larger issue: should the U.S continue to rely on the employer as the source of health and retirement benefits? Employers clearly do not like being in that role. They have dumped defined benefit plans because of risks and volatility and moved to 401(k)s, where the employee is on the hook. They could encourage participation in 401(k) plans through automatic enrollment, but less than half of plan sponsors automatically enroll their workers. As a result, only 42 percent of private sector employees aged 25-64 have any kind of retirement plan. Employers are not doing a good job.
Instead of bribing employers to maintain this pitiful level of effort, the time may have come for alternative arrangements. This is not a radical idea. The ERISA Industry Committee, an organization representing the employee benefit plans of America's largest employers, issued a report in 2007 suggesting "a new benefits platform for life security." The new benefit offerings would be administered by competing Benefits Administrators, which would assume the role of today's plan sponsors. Employers and individuals would share in funding benefits, and the structure would also provide a way for individuals without an employer relationship to contribute to a retirement plan. Combine the new benefits platform with automatic enrollment and the nation might have a chance at a decent retirement system!
Maintaining the current large subsidies for retirement saving, just to bribe employers to offer a plan, should be a total non-starter.


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The "Truth" according to Limbaugh: Feminism established "to allow unattractive women easier access to the mainstream of society"
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Referring to No. 24 on his list of "35 Undeniable Truths of Life," nationally syndicated radio host Rush Limbaugh stated that "feminism was established so as to allow unattractive women easier access to the mainstream of society." Another example of Limbaugh's "undeniable truths" is No. 16: "Women should not be allowed on juries where the accused is a stud."
Media Matters for America has documented Limbaugh's extensive track record of sexist commentary (here, here, here, here, and here).
From the August 12 broadcast of The Rush Limbaugh Show:
LIMBAUGH: Here comes yet another sterling example. This -- this is from the Los Angeles Times, and it's from today. "The California Supreme Court yesterday gave broad protections to workers who oppose orders that could be discriminatory giving employees rights that legal experts said appear to go beyond those in any other state. The ruling came in the case of a supervisor at a cosmetics and perfume company who resisted her boss's order to fire a woman who was not 'good-looking enough' and replace her with someone who was 'hot.'" In other words, in other words, discrimination against the ugly has now ended in California. I have long told you, for example, Undeniable Truth of Life No. 24, written back in 1987: Feminism was established so as to allow unattractive women easier access to the mainstream of society. And even to this day, people pooh-poohed this and say it's insensitive: "How can you possibly say something like that?" Well, because I mean it, because I believe there's something to it. And now, lo and behold, the California Supreme Court ruled 4 to 2 that the supervisor could sue the company for allegedly retaliating against her with poor evaluations and job requirements because she was ugly. She didn't fit their mold of hot.
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Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw Announce 2012 Tour Dates
Kenny Chesney and Tim McGraw met and became friends on the road ten years ago, and the two country superstars promise they'll be having as much fun as fans when they reunite to kick off the Brothers of the Sun Tour next summer. Tickets for seven of the 19 dates go on sale Dec. 3 through Ticketmaster.
The stadium tour begins on June 2 in Tampa, Fla. and finishes on August 25 in Foxboro, Mass. Jake Owen and Grace Potter and the Nocturnals will open the show before McGraw and Chesney take over. "Our friendship was forged on the road, so it's going to be a blast heading out with Kenny again," McGraw said in a press release.
"Tim and I have been great friends since we first toured together, and I can't wait to get back on the road with him," Chesney added. "He's one of my closest friends in music and in life, and I know this tour is going to be something special."
The 19 dates — all Saturdays and Sundays — represent a significantly lighter work load for both men. Chesney and McGraw are rumored to be working together in other ways, however. Last week, industry publication Country Aircheck reported that the two would be recording a duet for a future album.
Brothers of the Sun 2012 Tour Dates:
6/02 – Tampa, Fla.
6/03 – Atlanta, Ga.
6/09 – Dallas, Texas
6/10 – Kansas City, Mo.
6/16 – Philadelphia, Penn.
6/23 – Nashville, Tenn.
6/24 – Charlotte, N.C.
6/30 – Pittsburgh, Penn.
7/01 – Cincinnati, Ohio
7/07 – Chicago, Ill.
7/08 – Minneapolis, Minn.
7/14 – Anaheim, Calif.
7/21 – Denver, Colo.
TBA – Indianapolis, Ind.
TBA – Cleveland, Ohio
8/11 – East Rutherford, N.J.
8/12 – Washington D.C.
8/18 – Detroit, Mich.
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Get the Look: 10 Wingback Headboards
There's something sophisticated and stylish about a wingback headboard. Perhaps it's because many of them are button tufted and feature lush fabrics. Or maybe it's just because they look like an overgrown chair. Whatever it is, I'm totally in love with the look. To placate my desire to have one of my own, I went looking for the most stylish in the marketplace, in varying price points.
• Wingback Nailhead Headboard from West Elm $499
• Anderson Bed from DwellStudio Starting at $2,400
• Holbrook Seagrass Wingback Headboard Starting at $599
• Adler Upholstered Bed from Restoration Hardware Starting at $1,795
• Margot Bed from Soft Surroundings $1,599.95
• Ritz Empire Headboard from Urban Outfitters $629
• Westport Bed from Williams Sonoma Starting at $2,350
• Skyline Furniture Tufted Wingback Bed from Wayfair $644
• Helaine Bed from Mitchell Gold Bob Williams Starting at $2,575
• Artisan Wingback Bed from Napa Style Starting at $3,299
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Helped the Canadian Men's Junior National Team to a sixth-place finish at the 2013 FIBA U19 World Championships, its highest ever finish in the tournament ... Averaged 2.7 ppg and 2.7 rpg at the FIBA U19 World Championships, including a 13 point, six rebound effort against Team USA.
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Played in 22 games, starting one ... Named preseason Ivy League Newcomer of the Year by Rivals.com ... Tallied career-high 11 points, making five baskets, against Manhattan (Nov. 16) ... Scored 11 points and grabbed a career-best seven rebounds against Fordham (Dec. 1) ... Blocked two shots and had six points at Boston College (Dec. 4) ... Grabbed six boards vs. Rice (Jan. 5).
Played three years of varsity basketball at Denis O'Connor High ... Also the captain of the varsity basketball team all three years ... Named Ontario Basketball Player of the Year in 2011 and 2012 ... Awarded the Denis O'Connor Male Athlete of the Year in 2012 ... Named the basketball team MVP in 2012 ... Helped team to win silver in the Lake Ontario Secondary School Association (LOSSA) division in 2011 and 2012 ... Won the Ajax Invitational Championship in 2012 ... Won gold with the U-17 Ontario Team at the 2011 National Championships ... Won gold at the Ontario Cup Division One in 2011... Selected as U-17 All-Canadian first team All-Star in 2010 ... Won silver with the U-17 Ontario team in 2010 ... Recipient of the 2010 James Rose Award, given to athletes that are members of Team Ontario and uphold the finest qualities of sport in their pursuit of athletic excellence ... Named MVP at St. David's basketball in 2009 and 2010 ... Won the 2009 National Championship with the U-15 Ontario team ... Earned honor roll status all four years of high school ... Worked as coach's assistant for the junior boy's team in 2011 and 2012 ... Part of the 2010 Harmony Movement: Leadership in Diversity… A peer tutor from 2010-12 ... Also enjoys books, music, and movies.
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Bessie C. Lucas, 86, Worthville, Ky., died Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008 at Signature Healthcare of Trimble County in Bedford.
Born January 18, 1922, in Gallatin County, she was the daughter of Herbert and Hattie B. (Wheeler) Courtney.
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Robert Lindsey "Bob" Purvis, 78, Hanover, Ind. died Saturday, Dec. 20, 2008 in Hanover.
Born Jan. 27, 1930 in Oldham County, he was the son of Charles W. and Margaret Maddox Purvis.
SANDERS, Ky. – Cody Wayne Wallace, an infant, was stillborn Saturday, Dec. 13, 2008, at Norton Suburban Hospital in Louisville, Ky.
Graveside services are 11 a.m., Thursday, Dec. 18, at Ghent Masonoic Cemetery, Ghent, Ky., with the Rev. Miles Miller officiating.
Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave.. Carrollton, is in charge of arrangements.
CARROLLTON, Ky. – Ronald Jay "Ronnie" Nanny, 20, died Thursday, Dec. 11, 2008, at the University of Louisville Hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident Dec. 10.
Visitation is 11 a.m. until the service at 2 p.m. today, Wednesday, Dec. 17, at Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave., Carrollton. Burial will be in the Carrollton I.O.O.F. cemetery.
Mr. Nanny was born Aug. 16, 1988, in Dayton, Ohio, to John B. Watkins of Dayton and Peggy L. (Reynolds) Nanny of Worthville, Ky. He was a laborer.
SANDERS, Ky. – Doug E. Manley, 47, died Saturday, Dec. 13, 2008, at his residence.
Visitation is 4-8 p.m. today, Wednesday, Dec. 17, at Graham-Dunn Funeral Home, 213 Fifth St., Carrollton. The funeral is Thursday, Dec. 18 at 2 p.m. at the funeral home, with the Rev. Pat Butcher officiating. Burial will be in the Owenton Cemetery.
Mr. Manley was born July 4, 1961, to Eugene and Sylvia Manley. He attended school in Carroll County, Ky.
He was a laborer for Becon Company in Trimble County. and was a member of the Sanders Baptist Church. He enjoyed hunting.
WHEATLEY, Ky. – Lela Wilson, 103, of Wheatley died Sunday, Dec. 14, 2008, at her residence.
Visitation is 4-8 p.m. today, Wednesday, Dec. 17, at McDonald and New Funeral Home, 209 N. Main St., Owenton, Ky.
The funeral is 11 a.m. Thursday, Dec. 18, at the funeral home, with Bro. Matt Dye officiating. Burial will be in the Squiresville Cemetery.
Mrs. Wilson was born Aug. 12, 1905, to the late Elmer and Ollia Breeden Herald in Owen County.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Dallasburg Baptist Church.
Zelma L. Downey Hambrick, 65, Bedford, died Friday, Dec. 5, 2008 in LaGrange.
Born July 1, 1943 in Henry County, she was the daughter of Isham and Martha Jane Newman Downey.
She enjoyed working crossword puzzles and tending to her flower gardens.
Survivors include her husband, Sam Hambrick, Bedford; one son, Samuel E. Hambrick, Shelbyville; three sisters, Shirley Roberts, Bedford, Virgie Downey, Bedford, and Peggy Garret, Louisville.
CARROLLTON, Ky. – Martha Eloise Walker Kelley, 67, died Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2008, in Carrollton.
Funeral services were Friday, Dec. 5, at the Graham-Dunn Funeral Home, 213 Fifth St., Carrollton, with the Rev. Russell Walker officiating. Burial was in Carrollton I.O.O.F. Cemetery.
Mrs. Kelly was born on July 20, 1941, in Carrollton to the late James Milton and Mary Rea (Nevils) Walker. She was a homemaker.
Survivors include a son Ronald Dean Robertson of Milton, Ky.; three grandchildren; six great-grandchildren and 11 brothers and sisters.
Sally K. (Fitzgerald) Brierly, 87, Hanover, Indiana, formerly of Milton, Kentucky, died Friday, Dec. 5, 2008 at King's Daughters' Hospital in Madison, Indiana.
Born April 13, 1921 in Henry County, she was the daughter of William Joseph and Lula Catherine Fitzgerald.
She enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren, sewing and gardening.
MILAN, Ind. – Nannie Cole, 90, of Milan died Saturday, Nov. 29, 2008 at Ripley Crossing in Milan.
Mrs. Cole was born Sept. 27, 1918, in Knox County, Ky., to the late Thomas and Susie (Caldwell) Broughton.
She was a homemaker and a member of the New Testament Baptist Church at Penntown, Ind.
Survivors include a son, Jerome (Joy) Cole, Milan; three daughters, Jeweline (Kenneth) Hosmer, Milan, Joyce (Jon) Alsup, Milton, and Shirley (Thomas) Raker, Madison, Ind.; seven grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren.
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Biological Sciences
Research Highlights
July 2009
Targeting Toxins
NIH funding will help PNNL scientists develop assays to combat bioterrorism
Several countries and extremist groups are believed to possess powerful biological weapons. Terrorists with limited skills and resources are making biological weapons without much difficulty, and currently there are no adequate methods for immediate detection of toxins used for biological weapons agents. Researchers from Pacific Northwest National Laboratory are attacking this problem by developing diagnostic assays to identify and differentiate toxins that could be used as bioterrorism agents. Swift detection of these agents is crucial for minimizing their potentially catastrophic effects.
The research team, with funding from the National Institutes of Health, is charged with providing a highly sensitive and specific assay for detecting biological weapon toxins by combining molecular recognition with enzymatic activity assays. First, the researchers will develop an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) microarray, which is a test for particular antigens or antibodies to detect botulinum neurotoxin (serotypes A through F), ricin toxin, shiga, and staphylococcal enterotoxin B. They will then develop a toxin activity assay that is specific for these toxins. Finally, they will integrate the ELISA microarray and the activity assay into a single platform. This will allow for the sensitive and specific detection of the toxins in clinical samples, which include sera, nasal swabs, and stool samples.
"Previous assays that have been developed have had limitations such as length of assay time and ethical concerns related to animal studies," said Dr. Susan Varnum, a senior research scientist at PNNL. "Our assay avoids these limitations. Additionally, we're not only going to identify the toxins, but also study how they function. This will lead to a better understanding of toxins. We'll know which ones can really cause a scare and which ones not to be concerned about."
Many of these toxins, such as botulinum neurotoxin and ricin, act at low concentrations and require highly sensitive assays for detection. It is crucial to determine whether the toxins are active or inactive because molecular recognition assays (i.e., immunoassays) recognize surface features of proteins that may not be related to any enzymatic activity or other mechanism of toxicity. Consequently, inactive protein toxins could give off false signals, leading to an overestimation of the threat.
Varnum is the principal investigator for this 5-year, $1.25 million program. Her research team includes Cheryl Baird, Don Daly, Keith Miller, and David Wunschel.