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I have studied for the exam for about 3 consentration week . using a book and the izenbridge vedios, lessons and forum.read also the lesson learned
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the exam day I make a quick review, went early to the center and started the exam
as the exam starts the questions were not easy ,it took me a lot of time to submit the first 20 questions maybe 45 minutes.
I wanted to make sure that I have selected the right answer.
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Telltale launched the Pilot Program this Spring to deliver creative and innovative ideas to market, with inspiration from the entertainment industry's television pilots. This initiative provides a system for bringing ideas like this Poker Night to life, providing a platform for companies and characters to come together in unique ways for the first time.
"We've had the idea for some time of exploring the idea of what video characters do when they're not 'on the clock' in the games we play," said Telltale CEO, Dan Connors. "We pitched the idea to friends in the industry and it really resonated. We all had a great time imagining what these guys would banter about while slinging cards – from there Poker Night at The Inventory was born."
Poker Night at The Inventory features fully voiced characters utilizing Telltale's dynamic dialog system. All the characters will talk trash, give unique tells, and react to the game dynamically as it is being played, providing a unique experience with each round played.
Releasing this Fall, Poker Night at The Inventory integrates the Steamworks suite of services, a first for a Telltale game, and will be available for PC and Mac for $4.99. Telltale promises there are more than a few surprises that are soon to be revealed. The game is available now for pre-order at Steam and www.telltalegames.com, and PAX West attendees who pre-order the game at Telltale Games booth will receive an exclusive limited edition Poker Night at The Inventory poster.
About Telltale, Inc.
Telltale is a leading independent digital publisher of cinematic adventures playable on every major gaming platform. Telltale is also the pioneer of episodic delivery of content developing games as series and successfully releasing on a schedule to create a longer consumer engagement for each release. Founded in 2004 by LucasArts veterans with decades of experience, Telltale has quickly become an industry leader, establishing the model for successful episodic game creation and digital publishing. Telltale has sold more than 3.5 million episodes since 2005. Telltale's reputation for quality has been established across more than 25 published releases that have cumulatively earned an average Metacritic score above 80%. Telltale's titles have won numerous awards including, "Adventure Game of the Year" accolades from publications such as IGN, PC Gamer, GameSpy, and Adventure Gamers, and have been recognized by mainstream outlets ranging from USA Today, to The New York Times to Variety. Telltale currently develops and publishes episodic series on PlayStation 3, PC, Mac, Wii, Xbox 360 and iPad.
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Equal parts online comic and commentary, Penny Arcade (www.penny-arcade.com) keeps its finger on the pulse of the gaming industry, prompting conversation and controversy alike from community members to industry experts. What started as a hobby in 1998 for Jerry "Tycho" Holkins and Mike "Gabe" Krahulik has grown into an online phenomenon serving over 70 million page views a month to millions of readers worldwide. In addition to the comic strip and PAX (www.paxsite.com), Penny Arcade has expanded its reach to include a growing line of merchandise, a video game and management of Child's Play (www.childsplaycharity.org), a gamer-driven charity for children that spans the globe.
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Homestar Runner was conceived in 1996 by Mike Chapman and friend Craig Zobel as an idea for a weird kids' book they would only make a few photocopies of for friends. In 2000, Mike and brother Matt dusted off the idea and launched HomestarRunner.com, featuring the Flash-animated exploits of the characters. Since 2002, they have updated with new cartoons almost every week including the popular feature 'Strong Bad Email' in which fans get their emails answered by the cartoon's charming antagonist, Strong Bad. Mike and Matt write and animate the cartoons with Matt and Missy Palmer providing voices for the characters. The site has been featured and mentioned in the New York Times, Wired Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, Time, The Wall Street Journal, and, most importantly, two songs from the site were featured in the Guitar Hero series.
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Chapter 4: Consciousness: Sleep, Dreams, Hypnosis, and Drugs
Chapter 5: Learning
Chapter 6: Memories
Chapter 7: Cognition
Chapter 8: Development Across the Life Span
Chapter 9: Motivation and Emotion
Chapter 10: Sexuality and Gender
Chapter 11: Stress and Health
Chapter 12: Social Psychology
Chapter 13: Theories of Personality
Chapter 14: Psychological Disorders
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Chapter 1: The Science of Psychology
What Is Psychology?
Psychology Then: The History of Psychology
Psychology Now: Modern Perspectives 1
Psychological Professionals and Areas of Specialization
Psychology: The Scientific Methodology
Ethics of Psychological Research
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Thinking Critically About Critical Thinking
Chapter 2: The Biological Perspective
An Overview of the Nervous System
Neurons and Nerves: Building the Network
The Central Nervous System: The "Central Processing Unit"
The Peripheral Nervous System: Nerves on the Edge
Distant Connections: The Endocrine Glands
Looking Inside the Living Brain
From the Bottom Up: The Structures of the Brain
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Paying Attention to the Causes of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
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Chemical Senses: It Tastes Good and Smells Even Better
Somesthetic Senses: What the Body Knows
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What Is Consciousness?
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Altered States: The Effects of Hypnosis
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Cognitive Learning Theory
Observational Learning
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Chapter 6: Memories
Three Processes of Memory
Models of Memory
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Getting It Out: Retrieval of Long-Term Memories
The Reconstructive Nature of Long-Term Memory Retrieval: How Reliable Are Memories?
What Were We Talking About? Forgetting
Neuroscience of Memory
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Alzheimer's Disease
Chapter 7: Cognition
How People Think
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Mental and Physical Exercises Combine for Better Cognitive Health
Chapter 8: Development Across the Life Span
Issues in Studying Human Development
The Basic Building Blocks of Development
Prenatal Development
Infancy and Childhood Development
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Cross-Cultural Views on Death
Chapter 9: Motivation and Emotion
Approaches to Understanding Motivation
What, Hungry Again? Why People Eat
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: When Motivation Is Not Enough
Chapter 10: Sexuality and Gender
The Physical Side of Human Sexuality
The Psychological Side of Human Sexuality: Gender
Human Sexual Behavior
Sexual Dysfunctions and Problems
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: The AIDS Epidemic in Russia
Chapter 11: Stress and Health
Stress and Stressors
Physiological Factors: Stress and Health
Coping With Stress
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Exercising for Mental Health
Chapter 12: Social Psychology
Social Influence: Conformity, Compliance, Obedience, and Group Behavior
Social Cognition: Attitudes, Impression Formation, and Attribution
Social Interaction: Prejudice and Aggression
Liking and Loving: Interpersonal Attraction
Aggression and Prosocial Behavior
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Anatomy of a Cult
Chapter 13: Theories of Personality
Theories of Personality
The Man and the Couch: Sigmund Freud and the Psychodynamic Perspective
The Behaviorist and Social Cognitive View of Personality
The Third Force: Humanism and Personality
Trait Theories: Who Are You?
The Biology of Personality: Behavioral Genetics
Assessment of Personality
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: The Biological Basis of the Big Five
Chapter 14: Psychological Disorders
What Is Abnormality?
Models of Abnormality
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition, Text Revision (DSM-IV-TR)
Anxiety Disorders: What, Me Worry?
Mood Disorders: The Effect of Affect
Eating Disorders
Dissociative Disorders: Altered Identities
Schizophrenia: Altered Reality
Personality Disorders: I'm Okay, It's Everyone Else Who's Weird
Applying Psychology to Everyday Life: Taking the Worry Out of Exams
Chapter 15: Psychological Therapies
Two Kinds of Therapy
The Early Days: Ice-Water Baths and Electric Shocks
Psychotherapy Begins
Humanistic Therapy: To Err Is Human
Behavior Therapies: Learning One's Way to Better Behavior
Cognitive Therapies: Thinking Is Believing
Group Therapies: Not Just for the Shy
Does Psychotherapy Really Work?
Biomedical Therapies
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The NPR Music team just returned from SXSW in Austin, TX, hosting packed showcases, interviews and broadcasts from around the city.
Those of us not in the Lone Star State followed along online, through live webcasts and in social media. We kept tabs on our colleagues as they ran around the city documenting the sights and taking in shows. Check out a selection of photos in the slideshow above to see some of the action and find out what others had to say at NPR Music's SXSW offerings below.
- The Wall Street Journal capped off a ton of press coverage from NPR Music SXSW activities with an in-depth feature. In an interview for the article, REM manager Bertis Downs said, "To me, a mention on NPR Music is more valuable than any magazine cover... on NPR Music you're linked to the whole world."
- The Hollywood Reporter, The New York Times, MTV and Rolling Stone all reviewed the NPR Music SXSW Showcase at Stubb's, which included Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Café Tacvba and Alt-J.
- TIME Magazine proclaimed NPR Music "is pretty much the top tastemaker at SXSW at this point..."
- And the Dallas Morning News shared highlights and photos from NPR Music Critic Ann Powers' conversation with Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks.
Before the music was in full swing, members of the tech and digital media industries gathered for SXSW Interactive. NPR had a stake in this side of the conference as well, hosting a Generation Listen event for young people excited to engage with public media.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Enjoying another historic program first, MIT senior guard Jimmy Bartolotta reached the pinnacle of individual achievement as he was tabbed the D3Hoops National Player of the Year in men's basketball in addition to honors as First Team All-American. Bartolotta was also named the 2009 State Farm Coaches' Division III Player of the Year as selected by the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC).
Bartolotta is the MIT and NEWMAC all-time leading scorer with 2,279 points. He has ranked among the league leaders in nearly every category for the last three years, and has won the conference scoring title three consecutive times. This year, Bartolotta averaged 27.6 points per game to rank second nationally.
Last week, Bartolotta was presented with the coveted Jostens Trophy at the site of the NCAA Division III Final Four. Previously, he was tabbed ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America of the Year as presented by the College Sports Information Director's of America (CoSIDA).
The Littleton, Colo., native will receive his national award at the AT&T/NABC Guardians of the Game awards show on Sunday, April 5, at the Max M. Fisher Music Theater in Detroit, Mich.
"We're excited for Jimmy," said head coach Larry Anderson. "He's worked incredibly hard to get himself into this position, and his success as an individual is only surpassed by what he has done for the program."
Bartolotta has also been selected to play in the Hershey's College All-Star Game on Friday, April 3, at Ford Field in Detroit. The All-Star Game, which is presented by the NABC, is free to the public and will be televised live on CBS College Sports Network at 4:35 p.m. Bartolotta and Division II National Player of the Year Josh Bostic of Findlay are the only two non-Division I players competing in the game.


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Dr. Rajdeep Chatterjee,Researcher at the School, was given an award for outstanding young scientists who have made significant contributions to the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment.
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Islamic State's brutal videos send message to friend and foe alike
The Islamic State, the radical Islamist group that now controls large swaths of eastern Syria and northern and central Iraq, posted another slickly produced video online this week that warns its religious and political rivals that they face brutal torture and execution if captured.
But the 36-minute film, "On the Path of the Prophets," does much more than that, analysts said, and shows that the Islamic State has a remarkably sophisticated understanding of messaging that makes it clear that the group is probably the most tactically and strategically adept terrorist organization the world has ever seen.
The overall impression that analysts draw from the film is that far from being just a group of psychotic killers, the Islamic State's leaders have thought out carefully how to harness the group's brutality to spread its influence. The group's targets aren't valuable just militarily but also on a number of other levels that underscore the Islamic State's communications goals.
"Executing several hundred men is one thing," said Charles Lister, an expert on jihadi groups at the Brooking Institution's center in Doha, Qatar, referring to one of the scenes that unfold in the video. "But to purposely film it in high quality and release it precisely at the end (of the holy month of Ramadan) . . . is a very purposeful message."
"Not only is such a message directed towards its direct enemies _ the Shiite, Alawite, and Syrian and Iraqi armies _ but it also intimidates competitors and rivals towards submission and pledging of loyalty," he said.
Such pragmatism in selecting targets _ combining the practical with the spectacular _ adds to the group's reputation for ruthlessness toward friend and foe alike. The videos also help recruit adherents, despite the brutal nature of what they depict.
#Iraq: Remember glossy pix of the #ISIS #Mosul massacres. Its here (last 5 mins) http://t.co/3Ac1jiTJg9 Horrifying pic.twitter.com/m2kbQ9VLBx— Syricide (@Syricide) July 30, 2014
"While such horrific brutality is abhorrent for the vast majority of people, the IS is also aware that it does in fact help recruit, too _ one need only scan over social media . . . to see the enthusiastic responses such violence receives among its supporters," Lister said.
Aymenn al Tamimi, who studies jihadi groups for the Middle East Forum, a Philadelphia-based research organization, agreed.
"Around the world, recruiting is something they have in mind," Tamimi said. "IS fan boys in particular go wild with all those killings of Rafidites," he said, using a derogatory term for Shiite Muslims derived from the Arabic word for "rejectionists." Radical Sunni Muslims accuse Shiites of being heretics for rejecting the Sunni view of who the rightful heir is to the Prophet Muhammad.
But Tamimi said the murder of perceived apostate prisoners was part of an even more cynical plan, an attempt to draw an equally brutal response from regime-aligned forces and militias directed at the alienated Sunni population that has for the most part embraced the Islamic State, at least so far.
"They are hoping (enraged) Shiite militias will rear their heads and engage in ethnic cleansing, which they can then advertise to Sunnis to say, 'You're being threatened by the Rafidites. We will protect you,' " he said.
And that, according to Lister, plays on a major psychological element that's been mostly overlooked in the success of the Islamic State's seizure of much of Iraq: Sunni tribal pride, which suffered for years at the hands of the Shiite-led government that was installed in Baghdad during the American-led occupation.
"In the immediate term, I do think there has been some recognition among Sunni civilians in Mosul, for example, that the IS has brought stability and honor back to the community," Lister said. Opposition to the Islamic State may grow over time, Lister said, especially as public punishment for violating the group's harsh rules increases. "But for now," he added, "I think many people are simply 'going with the winner' and ensuring their own security."
The Islamic State has long shown itself adept at communications in the modern Internet age. It doesn't operate its own Twitter account, Facebook page or website _ all of which Internet providers can take down or block. But it does rely on a cadre of trusted supporters to circulate its videos and pronouncements.
Those pronouncements are often produced in several languages _ the Ramadan message of its leader, Abu Bakr al Baghdadi, was distributed in languages that included English, German and Albanian _ and the translations appear to have been done professionally, perhaps by native speakers. The first public appearance of Baghdadi, preaching at a mosque in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, was recorded in high definition, and the video, professionally edited with cutaways of the praying crowd, was made public within 24 hours.
Some videos have been pointedly directed at supporters in the West, indicating that the group well understands that it has both external and internal audiences.
"On the Path of the Prophets" has been removed by most online hosting services because of its graphic depiction of what appears to be hundreds of gruesome executions. But it remains widely circulated on forums frequented by jihadis.
Opening with a military parade of Islamic State fighters as they swept through Mosul and much of central Iraq in mid-June, it shows dozens of fighters riding on armored vehicles, tanks, four-wheel-drive vehicles and, in one case, a horse _ a triumphalist set of images that quickly communicates that the Islamic State has been victorious.
Then it turns into a message to those who'd oppose the so-called caliphate.
One sequence films Iraqi soldiers in guard towers before militant snipers shoot each one, followed by a lighting-fast assault typical of the group. Suicide bombers initiate the attack, then fighters in fast-moving vehicles surround and quickly overwhelm Iraqi government positions.
Then it moves into what happens to the captured "Rafidites," the Shiites who dominate the Iraqi security forces and the Alawites who dominate the Syrian one.
One scene shows dozens, if not scores, of handcuffed men, several begging for their lives, being led off into the desert to be methodically executed with automatic weapons fire. One man is mocked for attempting to hide his Iraqi army uniform under civilian clothes before he's killed with fire from an AK-47.
In another scene, captives are led one at a time to the bank of a river, probably the Tigris in central Iraq, although the group controls a stretch of the Euphrates River in western Iraq as well. Each man is made to kneel along the riverbank before masked gunmen, one of whom holds the black flag of the Islamic State. Then each is shot once in the head with a pistol and his body dumped into the river, which sweeps it away.
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It's powerful propaganda, and it no doubt terrifies any force that might face Islamic State fighters, said John Drake, an Iraq military analyst for the Britain-based security firm AKE Group. The use of such images _ the Islamic State recently decorated an entire fence in the Syrian city of Raqqa with the heads of Syrian soldiers who'd been executed after the fall of a major military base nearby _ gives the Islamists "an immediate battlefield advantage," he said.
One resident of Baiji, which has been mostly held by the group since June, underscored the success of the propaganda when he talked about the group, but only anonymously. "People are OK with them because they're protecting us from the Iranians and government," he said. "But nobody will consider saying a word in public against any of them. If you don't like them . . . you've seen the videos."


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This past week has been the worst since I began seriously training for this half. Granted, I'm not very far into this process and I imagine I will have to face many more difficult challenges in the future, both metal and physical. But compared to past runs, everything this week seemed off.
Let's recap, shall we?
Monday: Wisconsin got hit with quite the snow storm. The night before, roads were coated in freezing rain. By morning, these dangerously slippery conditions were layered with 4 inches of fresh, white powder. Did this keep me from running? Nope. But I was supposed to do 3 miles, and instead it was a lousy 2.54. I was too afraid to run on the street, for fear that a car might slide into me, but sidewalks weren't even remotely clear. I could hardly tell where they were, and half the time I was probably running through people's yards. Sorry neighbors!
Tuesday: This was supposed to be a rest day, but I couldn't resist doing a little something at the gym. In between classes, I got in a half-mile warm up, and 8 miles on the stationary bike. I felt nice and energized by the end of this workout! I got to my next class probably smelling like sweat and B.O. because I didn't have a chance to shower. To the guy sitting next to me in English 385, my apologies.
Wednesday: I decided to bust out my P90x DVDs for some real cross training. I did the full Plyometrics video, which definitely got my heart rate up and my muscles engaged. I used the heart rate monitor on my Garmin, and it showed my average HR being 144 bpm, and max HR at 170 bpm.
Thursday: This is when things went down hill. I was all psyched up to do a solid 3 miles, and I thought I could fit this in on the treadmill at school. I used it quite a bit in the past, so I wasn't expecting this run to feel like so much work. Almost immediately, shear boredom set in. Watching TV with captions just doesn't do it for me anymore, and my music wasn't enough to occupy my mind. After a mile and a half, I said forget it and went home to run the other 1.5 in the great outdoors. While I still got in 3 miles, I hate splitting them up because I feel like, for me, I need to challenge myself to suck it up and keep going.
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I'm pretty sure I hit what all you experienced runners call a "wall." The weather was nice for a Wisconsin January. I planned to make up for my lack luster performance from the day before by running a 3 mile do-over. My mind couldn't get into the game. I couldn't find that driving force to push me through to the end. My left hip flexor was beginning to get increasingly painful, and I gave up after barely a mile. Yuck.
I went home to re-evaluate. I read up on all the potential causes of my hip flexor pain, and decided to take the weekend to: ice, stretch, elevate, yoga, pilates and repeat. By Sunday, my hip still ached and I could tell it wasn't at 100%, but it had improved drastically.
This week my focus is on keeping my head in check, and practicing what I preach! Wasn't it just last week that I wrote a post about not giving in when you hit a wall? Yup, that was me. I make no excuses, I was totally weak. I absolutely need to find the strength to stop quitting mid-run, and tough it out. Boredom, or no boredom. Snow, or no snow.
Luckily, I'm off to a good start! I'm repeating last week's training since I clearly bombed out in the running department. On the bright side, at least I identified my weak points and can now work to improve them!
Do you have any tips to help me push through these walls?
How do you keep yourself from throwing in the towel during a run?
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The optimism stems from an altered federal programme that lets tribes access tax-exempt tribal economic development (TED) bonds for broad economic development.
While previous limitations allowed bond use only for essential government functions, the alteration represents the difference between building one or two turbines versus the potential for developments of hundreds of megawatts.
As of March 2012, more than $1.8 billion of the original $2 billion TED bond allocation remained. The programme, part of President Barack Obama's 2009 response to the worldwide financial meltdown - the so-called stimulus package - was extended last July and the US Treasury is proposing legislation to make the change permanent.
Most of the remaining $1.8 billion remains untapped and awaits viable projects, says Kathleen Nilles, a partner at Holland & Knight, a Washington DC law firm specialising in Native American concerns. "It's not a giveaway," Nilles says. "But it's certainly a key for tribes that have the level of creditworthiness to be able to incur debt."
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The programme is welcome news for the tribes, which have long been blocked from wind-project ownership. Tribes, which make up around 1% of the US population, are exempt from taxes in all states bar Alaska, and as such are prevented from using the federal production tax credit (PTC) without giving up profits and decision-making power to tax-equity partners. The lucrative PTC, which supports a project's first ten years, has driven the US wind industry to unprecedented growth - but left tribes in the dust.
Despite possessing vast tracts of land featuring some of the world's best wind, the 566 federally recognised tribes own a mere handful of turbines sprinkled around the country. The collective total was roughly 4MW before Fire Island, a 17.6MW project, went online last year near Anchorage, Alaska. Tribes in Alaska are for-profit entities and ownership resulted from a stimulus-package cash grant - the temporary PTC alternative, worth roughly 30% of a project's costs.
Elsewhere, a 50MW southern California project completed in 2005 on land owned by the Campo tribe generates royalty payments, while ownership goes to the tax equity partner, as is standard in other wind projects. Plans call for a second phase upwards of 160MW on Campo land, while the Rosebud Sioux of South Dakota have been developing a 30MW royalty project for years. But beyond a proposed Fire Island expansion, little if anything else - owned or not - is planned on US tribal land in the near term.
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TED bonds could radically change the game. The first major testing ground is windy but sparsely-populated South Dakota, where a tribal blueprint with federally approved Environmental Justice Demonstration Project status calls for an initial round of 50MW wind farms on each of five or six reservations.
"We might end up with larger projects in some places and smaller projects in others," says Bob Gough, secretary of the Intertribal Council on Utility Policy (Coup), a nonprofit renewable-energy advocacy group he cofounded in 1994. "There may be some horse trading, just in terms of where there's better wind."
Coup will oversee the plan and intends to leverage a Stanford University study published last year that promotes "saturation" — the concept of maximising wind-power production by spreading several clumps of turbines over a large geographic area.
"There's an advantage to hedging your bets by making sure you've got lots of turbines distributed throughout the region so that you're always seeing wind go into the system," Gough says. "That's what the Western Area Power Administration (WAPA) system provides us - and we provide the large land area associated with that grid."
WAPA, a federal agency operating 17,000 miles of transmission, could purchase the wind power and integrate it with hydropower produced by Missouri River dams. Better yet, WAPA could wheel the wind power to far-flung military bases and other electricity-hungry federal facilities - all while helping the government burnish its green credentials.
The federal-facilities plan has been in the works for many years, according to Larry Flowers, deputy director for distributed and community wind at the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA). Flowers, after spending ten years working with tribes in his previous job at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), believes the plan can work.
"Federal loads are enormous and they sometimes are reasonably well connected through transmission to the tribal wind resources," Flowers says. "But there's never been a really good project where the federal government has put out a preferential request for proposals regarding tribal wind."
Flowers and others struggle to explain why the government does not harvest the low-hanging fruit represented by the federal-facilities plan. "From an institutional standpoint - especially under the Obama administration - I'd think all the stars could align and this would happen," Flowers says. "But it takes a lot of time, and a lot of effort and resources."
The hurdles are many. Most tribal land is held in trust by the federal government and requires the same permits as projects on private land. This is a time-consuming process that often takes a year or more, despite recent Bureau of Land Management efforts to hasten approvals. Furthermore, tribes are sovereign governments with elected councils that are typically subject to two-year changeovers, which can make developers wary. And few developers want legal issues litigated in tribal courts.
"There's more red tape involved in developing on tribal land than on the adjacent private land," says Tony Jimenez, an NREL senior engineer. "Most developers have taken the easier path and developed on private land."
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But tribes have advantages, too. WAPA spokesman Randy Wilkerson sees the South Dakota concept as feasible. The government, he believes, would be more likely to encourage a plan for distributing wind directly from Native American land to federal facilities rather than just trying to move the power to a large city.
Yet beyond the bond breakthrough, assistance from the federal government is often less than optimal, according to Dale Osborn, president of Disgen, a developer with an extensive history of working with tribes - including the 30MW Rosebud development.
Osborn, who has built wind projects on five continents during a 25-year career, believes the federal government misuses millions of taxpayer dollars intended for tribes by spending the money on expensive seminars intended to train tribes to develop wind projects. But in reality, they are unable to proceed due to all the barriers.
"It would be better if the government took all that money, gave it to the tribes, picked a few locations and said, 'here's where we're going to start building wind projects'."
Osborn recalls an eye-opening trip to South Dakota in 2000, where he says eight of the 25 poorest US counties comprise Native American reservations. "What shocked me was the extreme poverty," he says. "Little children were barely clothed and giant boxes of surplus government cheese passed for food. When it comes to tribes, nobody cares."
Still, despite an Internal Revenue Services opinion published earlier this year outlining how tribes can create for-profit corporations and use the PTC, Coup remains convinced that TED bonds hold the key. Tribes are very cautious about gaining for-profit status and giving up sovereignty, Gough says, adding that the federal government might view those changes as an inroad to taxing tribal casinos.
"But after everything we've heard from Washington DC, it sounds like this may be the last hurrah for the PTC," Gough says. "If that happens, the tribes will be on a level playing field for a change."


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1/4 yard total assorted green, cream, and blue solids (blocks)
7/8 yard solid sage green (setting squares, setting and corner triangles, border, pillow back)
16"-square pillow form
Finished pillow: 16" square
Finished block: 4-1/2" square
Quantities are for 44/45"-wide, 100% cotton fabrics.
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The scores are in and we have our
winners in the Real-Time Crime Forecasting Challenge!
Geography has a major influence on crime. The features and characteristics of cityscapes and rural landscapes can make it easier or more difficult for crime to occur. The placement of alleys, buildings and open spaces, for example, affects the likelihood that a criminal will strike.
Combining geographic data with police report data and then displaying the information on a map is an effective way to analyze where, how and why crime occurs.
Computerized crime maps became more commonplace with the introduction of desktop computing and software programs called Geographic Information Systems (GIS) . Analysts map where crime occurs, combine the resulting visual display with other geographic data (such as location of schools, parks and industrial complexes), analyze and investigate the causes of crime, and develop responses. Recent advances in statistical analysis make it possible to add more geographic and social dimensions to the analysis.
CrimeStat is a free spatial statistics program for the analysis of crime incident locations.
Learn more about CrimeStat.
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Course Materials for Crime Mapping Using ArcGIS 10.1.
NIJ's Mapping and Analysis for Public Safety (MAPS) program supports research that helps agencies use GIS to enhance public safety. The program examines:
NIJ established the Crime Mapping Research Center (CMRC) in 1997, using funds from the Omnibus Appropriations Act of 1996. The center surveyed police departments to determine how they used analytic mapping in policing and began developing training programs to enhance departments' ability to use spatial maps and data sets. In 2002, CMRC evolved into NIJ's MAPS program.
The MAPS program funds research that uses GIS, statistical analysis and analysis of spatial data to lead to:
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Wooden skyscrapers sprout as world goes cool on concrete
Friday - With concrete a major source of climate-changing emissions, cities around the world are looking at high-rise wooden buildings instead.
Major cities to face unknown climate conditions by 2050
12 Jul 19 - A fifth of the worlds major cities will face unknown climate conditions by 205 as rising temperatures heighten the risks of drought and flooding.
Planners turning to parks as climate crisis moves uptown
24 May 19 - As cities increasingly feel the impacts of rising seas and temperatures, planners are rethinking the roles of urban parks.
Threatening tide levels see UN launch push for floating cities
10 Apr 19 - A UN-backed partnership will study the futuristic prospect of floating cities, looking at how platforms at sea might help to bail out coastal cities at risk of flooding.
Termites show humans how to keep their high-rise cool
4 Apr 19 - Scientists are studying the architectural skills developed by termites so we can keep cool, dry and well-ventilated in tall buildings without using fossil fuels.
Smart planners rethink city parking - by getting rid of it
6 Mar 19 - Joni Mitchell sang, They paved paradise and put up a parking lot. But could parking lots soon become extinct, with the lost paradise making a return?
Cities need to grow up - not out
8 Feb 19 - Urban areas are expected to grow by 80 per cent by the end of the next decade, and unless they grow up rather than out, they could be in trouble, says a new report.
Threatened cities trade sea walls for parks
5 Nov 18 - Under a new plan to deal with higher tides, Boston will allow the rising water to come in to the city, rather than fighting to keep it out.
Experts want to turn Henderson carparks into housing
29 Aug 18 - Five teams have been short-listed in a global design competition that could see two Auckland carparks redeveloped as eco-housing centres.
Global cities commit to net-zero building emissions
27 Aug 18 - Nineteen of the worlds largest cities have made ground-breaking pledges to cut carbon emissions from new buildings.
Cities can work with nature when droughts hit
6 Aug 18 - Faced with a drought, its tempting for city managers to reduce the amount of space that needs water. Parks, public areas and private gardens are usually the first to go.
Urban trees match rainforests as carbon stores
4 Jul 18 - Not just decorative, urban trees do much more: they enrich civic life, moderate climate change and save the taxpayer millions.
Personal grooming products might be polluting urban air
15 May 18 - New evidence suggests that compounds in deodorants, lotions, hair gels and perfumes are major sources of air pollution in urban areas.
California orders solar panels on all new homes
14 May 18 - California will require solar panels on new homes and low-rise apartment buildings starting in 2020.
London plans to be one of greenest cities
14 May 18 - Ambitious plans have been released which seek to transform London into one of the worlds greenest cities.
Auckland vows to free city centre of emissions
4 May 18 - Auckland is signing up to go fossil fuel-free, pledging to make the city centre emissions-free by 2030 and to clean up the bus fleet.
What price trees in our megacities?
1 May 18 - The ecological footprint of population growth is vast and theres far more that can be done to improve life for urban residents around the world.
Making our cities cooler is a no-brainer
30 Apr 18 - Numerous cities are trying to do something what's known as the urban heat island effect. But there is a very long way to go. So what is holding us back, and what needs to happen?
ROBOT CITIES: Three urban prototypes for future living
13 Apr 18 - Governments have started to see automation as the key to brighter urban futures. But what will this look like?
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A tornado warning caused Novak Djokovic and David Ferrer's semifinal match to be suspended Saturday after Ferrer was up 5-2 in the first set. When play resumed yesterday, the only tornado in the area was Djokovic, who blew past Ferrer, 2-6, 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 to advance to face Andy Murray in today's US Open final.
It was a tough ending for Ferrer, who was looking to advance to a Grand Slam final for the first time. He was cruising along, breaking Djokovic twice for a 5-2 lead after 41 minutes on Saturday when severe weather caused the remainder of the match to be pushed back. Ferrer held serve on the opening game to win the first set, 6-2, the only set Djokovic has lost in six rounds here.
"Not difficult. We are professional players," the classy Ferrer said after the match. "We stopped three times and we come back again to the court. It wasn't a problem."
Ferrer, who obviously would have preferred to play in windy conditions which were to his advantage, refused to blame officials for the scheduling. He and Djokovic were the second match Saturday and officials could have had them play on another court while Murray and Tomas Berdych were playing in the other semifinal at Arthur Ashe Stadium. But because of TV coverage and the USTA worrying about refunding tickets, this was not done.
"I don't want to say nothing about this," Ferrer said. "Yesterday we played second match. The organization did what they think was the better for the tournament."
In normal conditions yesterday, Ferrer was overwhelmed by Djokovic, winning just eight of 26 games, and was broken six times on 13 service games.
"He was better. In some games in the third and the fourth set, I lost a little bit [of] my focus, but I think he deserved to win the match," Ferrer said, before adding he was happy with his tournament overall.
"My second time semifinal here at the U.S. Open. This was the best of my career. Of course I am very positive. I am very happy with my performance."
Djokovic said he felt a lot better yesterday with the conditions, and the stats backed that up. After being broken twice in the first set Saturday, he held 12 of 13 service games yesterday, and smacked 34 winners.
"It's a great relief obviously to get it over with in four sets. I was a different player. I felt much more comfortable on the court [yesterday] than I did [Saturday]," Djokovic said. "Ferrer was coping with the conditions much better than I did. He was handling it great. I hadn't found any rhythm, so I didn't mind getting off the court [Saturday], to be honest."
Djokovic, who reached his third-straight U.S. Open final, is 8-6 lifetime against Murray, including a win in the 2011 Australian Open championship, but Murray won their most recent match 7-5, 7-5 in the semifinals of the Olympics.


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Are police allowed stick a GPS on your car and track you without your knowledge? It depends on who you ask. Two courts have recently ruled in opposite directions on this issue, with one stating that such an activity does not count as unreasonable search and seizure while the other stating that it does. Both courts seem to agree, however, that the practice is troubling.
The first ruling came down from the Wisconsin Court of Appeals late last week. Wisconsin resident Michael Sveum had been convicted of stalking a woman named Jamie Johnson in 1996, but began stalking her again from prison in 1999 and yet again when he was released from prison in 2002. In 2003, Johnson complained to police of the stalking incidents once again and, as part of their investigation at that time, police sought and received a warrant authorizing them to stick a GPS under Sveum's car for five weeks. The data they managed to obtain gave the police enough info to obtain a warrant to search his car, where they found additional evidence of stalking, and used it against him in a new aggravated stalking offense charge.
Sveum attempted to suppress the evidence obtained from the GPS and from inside his car. At that time, he argued that the warrant that let police use the GPS was overly broad because it allowed police to monitor his car when it was outside of public view (such as inside his garage). The original court rejected this claim and the Court of Appeals upheld that decision, saying that the same information could have been obtained with a visual surveillance from outside. "Such surveillance could have told the police when Sveum's car entered or exited his garage and the garage at his workplace and, therefore, informed them when his car remained in those places. Sveum does not argue that the police used the GPS device to track his car's movements within the enclosures," wrote the court.
As a result, the Wisconsin court says that law enforcement's actions did not violate Sveum's Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable search and seizure, and that under current law, it appears as if police can track anyone this way. This, the court acknowledges, is a disturbing revelation. "We are more than a little troubled by the conclusion that no Fourth Amendment search or seizure occurs when police use a GPS or similar device as they have here," the judges wrote. "[W]e urge the legislature to explore imposing limitations on the use of GPS and similar devices by both government and private actors."
Wisconsin's decision is in sharp contrast to the New York Court of Appeals, which ruled Tuesday that it is in violation of the Fourth Amendment for police to track suspects with GPS. New York resident Scott Weaver was suspected of being involved in multiple burglaries in 2005, so police stuck a GPS inside his bumper—without a warrant. They continued to monitor his activities for 65 days, eventually using the GPS data to charge and try Weaver for crimes related to two separate burglaries. Finally, Weaver was convicted of two counts related to one burglary but acquitted of counts related to the other.
Weaver, too, argued that the GPS-related evidence should be thrown out because his Fourth Amendment rights were violated, which was rejected by the appellate court. This is a decision that the NY Court of Appeals disagrees with. "GPS is not a mere enhancement of human sensory capacity, it facilitates a new technological perception of the world in which the situation of any object may be followed and exhaustively recorded over, in most cases, a practically unlimited period," wrote the judges. "Disclosed in the data retrieved from the transmitting unit, nearly instantaneously with the press of a button on the highly portable receiving unit, will be trips the indisputably private nature of which takes little imagination to conjure: trips to the psychiatrist, the plastic surgeon, the abortion clinic, the AIDS treatment center, the strip club, the criminal defense attorney, the by-the-hour motel, the union meeting, the mosque, synagogue or church, the gay bar and on and on."
Weaver had a reasonable expectation of privacy, ruled the appeals court, which he clearly did not get. Weaver was essentially "searched" under the New York state Constitution, they wrote, "[a]nd that search was illegal because it was executed without a warrant and without justification under any exception to the warrant requirement." The judges called for a reversal of the appellate decision and for the evidence obtained by GPS to be suppressed during a new trial.
Clearly, the states are still figuring out a definitive answer to the GPS problem, though in Weaver's case, it may have helped the police if they had gotten a warrant in the first place. Glancing under your car used to seem like a paranoid gesture, but now it seems like it couldn't hurt every once in a while.


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text: HilariousPete 4 Posted October 17, 2011 Hi everyone, a new version of the Strange Eons plug-in is finished. You can download it at http://www.4shared.com/file/_VH6sOk6/LotR.html or at Svenn's page at http://tabletopgeeks.com/living-card-game-resources/ (look for LotR Encounter Pack plug-in), who kindly offered to host it, too! As the pool of fan-made adventures is and hopefully will be growing, this plug-in could be a nice tool for card creators. In the new version it's not only possible to create custom encounter cards, but you can also make homebrew player cards with it! This is possible due to GeckoTH's high quality templates. Many thanks to him! Also thx to Rhuarc, who notified me about Gecko's work in the first place ;-) And also to Svenn, for providing a better download option than 4shared! To install it, first download Strange Eons for free here: http://cgjennings.ca/eons/#DownloadThen, double-click the LotR.seext file, and then it gets installed (or updated). Restart Strange Eons. Afterwards, select a card you want to create, e.g. an ally card:Then, a new ally card will be created. Jump to the "Ally" tab to experiment with its properties, and change e.g. its sphere from Leadership to Tactics:Or change its card text. Don't miss the resource icons new in this version, accessible via the <rta>, <rsp>, <rlo> and <rle> replacement tags. You can see all possible tags in the lower left of the upper picture.To insert your own card image, go to the "Portrait" tab and select an image to load. To create a pack of cards with several copies of a card, first create all of cards (only single instances) and save them via File -> Save As. Then, create a card deck in SE: Then, read and delete the yellow instruction plate, and click on Components - Add Cards to load your cards:Drag as many copies of the cards you want to the sheet:Then, save, print, or export to PDF or image files your homebrew cards! If you're wondering whether you should use this plug-in or Gecko's templates, here a list of what my plug-in can do: The plug-in provides a quick and easy way for creating homebrew cards, without GIMP or Photoshop or similar programs. You can easily create decks with multiple copies of a created card. If you need any changes/errata in card text etc., it can be done very fast, just change the card file, save it, reload your deck file again, and then every copy automatically has the new card text. But of course there are some restrictions/limitations: There are no scans of portraits/texts of cards FFG published. The plug-in is designed for creating custom cards by fans and for fans; you aren't able to copy the game with it. Next to that, any commercial use of the plug-in is prohibited, of course. The region for e.g. the Artist's name is fixed; you can't change it or other regions on a card-by-card basis. The plug-in doesn't support color gradients for fonts. You can't re-arrange the general outfit of the card or add other fancy stuff for which I didn't provide an option (e.g. two-sphered heroes). If any of the latter 3 points are of importance for you, you're better of creating your homebrew cards with Gecko's templates directly. (Or perhaps you can use my plug-in for quickly testing game balance etc., and when you're satisfied with the textual content, you can use Gecko's templates to create the final version of the cards.) His templates can be found on BGG, e.g. here: www.boardgamegeek.com/filepage/70314/hero-card-template-300dpi-psd. But if you're looking for an easy and fast way to have your ideas for card creation realized, my plug-in could be of use for you. Supported languages are English and German at the moment. Other languages are generally possible, if someone is willing to do the translation. So then, happy card-creating! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites