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We generate power utilising our state of the art Hybrid Solar Power Station which combines the technologies of solar panels, gel batteries, inverters and a generator to supply 3-phase power to the island. Since the system was commissioned in December 2008, our diesel fuel usage has reduced from 550 litres to 200 litres per day on average, which is 25% better than originally anticipated. The electricity we create gives us energy for cooking, refrigeration, cooling, lighting and the ability to produce clean, fresh water and the treat our wastewater.
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Countdown has started in Klagenfurt for CEV Beach Volleyball European Championship Final
On Monday CEV President André Meyer was in Klagenfurt to attend a press conference where he could proudly disclose the list of the 32 teams per gender that will be fighting for gold there on the shores of the Wörthersee. "We expect teams from 20 different countries; 15 nations are set to be represented in the men's tournament where hosts Austria, Germany and the Netherlands will line up four teams apiece. Germany is the country with the largest contingent in the women's division as they got the right to register five teams, followed by the Netherlands and Switzerland with four" he said.
The CEV President was joined on stage by the President of the Austrian Volleyball Federation (OeVV) and CEV Board member Peter Kleinmann, Hannes Jagerhofer, Managing Director of promoter ACTS, as well as by local authorities including the Governor of the Austrian province of Kärnten, Peter Kaiser, and the Lord Mayor of Klagenfurt, Christian Scheider. The entry lists are topped by Dutchmen Alexander Brouwer and Robert Meeuwsen who did cause a real sensation a couple of weeks ago as they claimed gold at the FIVB Beach Volleyball World Championship in Stare Jablonki, Poland, and by Italy's Greta Cicolari/Marta Menegatti who will be chasing their second European title after they finished first two years ago in Kristiansand, Norway.
Europe's Beach Volleyball elite will be in Klagenfurt for the major highlight of the year with the 2013 world champions from the Netherlands set to take on the bronze medalists from Stare Jablonki, i.e. Germany's Kay Matysik and Jonathan Erdmann, as well as on the most consistent European duo on the World Tour, Janis Smedins and Aleksandrs Samoilovs of Latvia, as they embark on a quest for what would be a unique and unprecedented double, i.e. European and world gold during the same season. Other contenders for the medals include local heroes Clemens Doppler/Alexander Horst – winners of the Novi Sad Masters this past Saturday in Serbia – who were also in attendance at the press conference and will carry the hopes of the host country together with Xandi Huber and Robin Seidl, an up-and-coming duo that a couple of months ago made it to the podium at the Fuzhou Open in China. Triple European champions Reinder Nummerdor and Richard Schuil will once more star at the European Championship Final together with 2012 Olympic champion Julius Brink, recently awarded "Coolest Beach Boy" at the European Volleyball Gala in Vienna, who is set to compete together with Sebastian Fuchs.
Last year's golden girls Sanne Keizer and Marleen van Iersel (NED) haven't shown their best this season but remain strong contenders for the medals together with their compatriots Sophie van Gestel and Madelein Meppelink, but all eyes will be on Germany's Karla Borger and Britta Büthe who – only two weeks ago – turned into Europe's first female duo capable of making the World Championship final where they lost to China's Chen Xue and Zhang Xi. Another former European champion – Laura Ludwig – will try to go for more glory alongside Kira Walkenhorst after the player with whom she shared two European titles (in 2008 and 2010), Sara Goller, retired at the end of the past season. 2011 European silver medalist Barbara Hansel will carry Austria's hopes in the competition together with former U20 European champion Katharina Schützenhöfer and the sibling duo Doris and Stefanie Schwaiger.
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Cats love to have a birds eye view, and to be able to explore their environment. However, this often means you may find them on top of inappropriate objects such as kitchen benches, tables, chairs, TV's, and in some situations, even climbing the curtains.
Communication - how do cats communicate?
Cats use an elaborate system for communicating with each other and other species. Body language, scent, touch, and sound are all important factors in communication and will also help you to determine their mood.
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Feeding - food obsessions and your cat
In a natural wild environment cats are hunters, spending many hours of the day looking for and capturing food. With many more unsuccessful hunting attempts than successful, hunting is a very time and energy consuming activity. Living as part of a household, they enjoy the comfort of you doing the hunting on their behalf.
Fireworks and anxiety in pets
There's nothing more spectacular than a fireworks display to bring in the New Year. We know it's a joyful experience, but for our sensitive-eared pets it's a bit like the end of the world. Explosions
Five ways that your cat says I love you
Cats are known for their dismissive behaviour when it comes to showing affection. Your cat may actually love you a lot more than you think. Here are five signs that your kitty loves you.
Grass - Why does your pet eat grass?
One of the more common theories is that dogs, in particular, use grass for medicinal purposes to help them vomit. Other claims include eradicating intestinal parasites, a result of a dietary deficiency or just because they enjoy the taste of it.
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A this event, athletes will be treated to a course that's identical to the full-distance race, but each discipline will be one single loop of the course. Athletes will begin with a one-loop swim in clear Mirror Lake, with the famous sight line at the bottom of the lake to guide them. Transitioning in the Olympic Speed Skating Oval to the bike, the rolling mountain views provide a scenic backdrop to the one-loop, 56-mile ride. Back at the Oval, athletes will begin their 13.1-mile run through town and around the lake.The 2020 IRONMAN 70.3 Lake Placid will offer 40 qualifying slots to the 2021 IRONMAN 70.3 World Championship in St. George, Utah, USA.


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There was a time in the beta of Wrath of the Lich King that Warriors everywhere were excited little special snowflakes. They had not one but two, count 'em two, special talents: Heroic Leap and Titan's Grip.
While the dual wielding goodness/badness that is Titan's Grip continues today, Heroic Leap was removed mid-beta with Warriors everywhere screaming and crying. Yours truly shed a tear. I loved leveling through the Howling Fjord and Dragonblight with Heroic Leap at my side. One press of a button and bam – I'd be raining down upon my enemies with my plate shining and dual two-handers blaring.
Its demise has always been speculated upon. Many thought that the skill just provided one too many ways for a warrior to quickly move about the world. Others thought that it was due to it being too over powered in PvP. Still others thought it had to do with exploitation of the terrain.
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There was a time in the beta of Wrath of the Lich King that Warriors everywhere were excited little special snowflakes. They had not one but two, count 'em two, special talents: Heroic Leap and Titan's Grip.
It turns out that those folks who thought that exploiting the terrain was the reason for its demise were correct. Ghostcrawler weighed in on Heroic Leap's removal and gave this very reason.
When you think about heroic leap from a game stand point, it is an ability which avoids the majority of terrain, and thus limits on the player's movements, to get to a given mob. Is there a stump between you and that nasty spider you want to kill? Heroic Leap and wham-bam-thank-you-ma'am, you're over the stump and standing on top of the spider beating the living daylights out of it.
It's this nature of placing the player at the mob while avoiding the majority of terrain paths that caused Heroic Leap's demise. Players could (and did) exploit this. Thus the ability had to go.
Ghostcrawler answered a criticism that the Death Knight's Death Grip did the same thing. He points out that with Death Grip you can assume the player is in legal terrain and pulling the mob to them. You can't reverse Death Grip and go to the mob. Thus if the mob is somehow in illegal terrain, it's not an issue. With Heroic Leap it would be.
Ghostcrawler does make an interesting revelation. He mentions that they had thought about making Heroic Leap a Blink or Disengage like ability. In the end they decided against it. But I have to believe and have hope that one day Heroic Leap might find itself back in the game with mechanics like Blink.
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- Abstract: Cold Dark Matter (CDM) theory, a pillar of modern cosmology and astrophysics, predicts the existence of a large number of starless dark matter halos surrounding the Milky Way (MW). However, clear observational evidence of these "dark" substructures remains elusive. Here, we present a detection method based on the small, but detectable, velocity changes that an orbiting substructure imposes on the stars in the MW disk. Using high-resolution numerical simulations we estimate that the new space telescope Gaia should detect the kinematic signatures of a few starless substructures provided the CDM paradigm holds. Such a measurement will provide unprecedented constraints on the primordial matter power spectrum at low-mass scales and offer a new handle onto the particle physics properties of dark matter.
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The Signals, Images and Systems (SIS) team of the I3S Laboratory conducts research in the fields of signal and image processing, multimedia data compression, communication networks, robotics and autonomous systems, and optimal experimental design. The team is composed of 30 permanent members, and approximately as many non-permanent members at a given time, including PhD students postdoctoral researchers, interns and visitors. The team is composed of UNS, CNRS and INRIA personnels.
- Biological and Biomedical Signal and Image Processing - This axis addresses biological and biomedical ('bio') problems by means of signal and image processing tools. Multidisciplinary in nature, this axis is characterized by a tight collaboration with actors of a variety of fields, from methodology (applied mathematics) through instrumentation (optical physics) to applications (biology, cardiology). The originality of the approach undertaken here lies in the fruitful constant interplay between theory and application: the bio problems to be tackled define the needs driving the development of signal and image processing methods specifically tailored to the applications under study, but novel methods often also find application beyond the scope of the axis. Signal processing tools are mostly developed to answer clinical and physiological demands, while image processing methods are devoted to biology. Biological problems are the main focus of the Morpheme joint team with both INRIA and IBV, including various applications from neuron development modeling to cell growing characterization. Regardless of the application domains, researchers in this axis share common interests in the areas of signal and image analysis and modeling, imaging systems and machine learning. More information about our biomedical signal processing activities can be found in the Signal group's webpage. Our biological image processing activities are carried out in the Morpheme group.
- Wireless Communications Systems and Networks - The research activities on wireless communication systems and networks span both theoretical and applied aspects. On the theoretical side, our research works started ten years ago with the objective to apply tensor decompositions to nonlinear system modeling and identification. This pioneering work was pursued, during the period, with the double purpose to reduce the parametric complexity of Volterra models and to develop efficient parameter estimation algorithms for structured tensor models. A second important application of tensors has concerned the design of MIMO systems (first point-to-point and then cooperative), including tensor coding and resource allocation, with semi-blind receivers. These fundamental works have led to the development of several new tensor models. On the applicative side, our research has focused on cognitive radio, with more recent developments in the field of massive MIMO systems. Substantial emphasis has been laid on problems at the network and transport layer on the one hand and at the application layer on the other hand. The former relates to our investigation of various networking issues (TCP and SDN) in data centers, which form the core of cloud solutions and our activity in network measurement applied both to network neutrality and the study of the control plane of the Internet (BGP). The latter covers the Quality of Experience (QoE) guided design of current and future wireless access networks and also the distribution of content within ephemeral (infrastructure-less) networks. More information about our works focused on tensors can be found in the Signal group's webpage. Our networking activities are carried out in the Signet group
- Multimedia Coding - The main objectives of this research activity are to develop coding solutions for modern multimedia objects: images (2D or 3D), UHD/4K video, massive 3D objects, animations, etc. The theoretical tools developed in this research activity include wavelets, geometry coding, sampling optimization, parametric statistical classification and bio-inspired image processing based on neuroscience mathematics (dynamic filtering, spiking neuron models. . . ). The members of this axis have several national and international collaborations (Portugal, Italy, Tunisia, Brazil) and participate actively to the National GDR ISIS. In addition, the project is involved in several industrial contracts with partners such as Orange Labs, CNES, Alcatel Alénia Space, IFP Energies Nouvelles, 4G-SGME, ETSI... More information about our data coding activities can be found on the Mediacoding group's website.
- Autonomous systems - This axis focuses on the development of the fundamental science and technology underlying the perception and control of mobile robots. The first topic is non-linear control of aerial vehicles, aimed at delivering global or at least semi-global stability and robustness with respect to dynamically changing environment conditions. Solutions focus on the underlying non-Euclidean nature of the state representation of a flying vehicle, typically the special Euclidean group SE(3) for pose control or the special orthogonal group SO(3) for attitude control. They should be tailored to work naturally with sensor systems that can be effectively mounted on the vehicle and deal with the high noise levels of such sensors. The second topic is real-time sensor perception and particularly real-time visual localisation and mapping (visual SLAM). Robust non-linear estimation algorithms offer the potential to provide the location and orientation of autonomous systems within complex and varying 3D environments. Providing the dynamic reconstruction of the environment allows autonomous systems to interact directly with the environment. This group focuses on developing robust, efficient and accurate large-scale 3D world models with low-cost consumer sensors (such as stereo cameras and RGB-D sensors). In particular, the group focuses on applications such as the multi-contact control of humanoid robots as well as real-time augmented reality application.
- Observation and Modeling - The core of the activities of this axis is the investigation of statistical tools and methodologies for the design of optimal experiments (DOE) in prediction and estimation problems. We study both non-parametric and non-linear parametric models. In the two cases, a central interest is on capturing the dependency of the optimal designs on the unknown distribution of the data, and on constructing efficient algorithms for their approximation. For instance, this resulted in the past in the definition of design criteria adapted to a particular model non-linearity, without resorting to simplifying normal asymptotic arguments. More recently, in the context of our participation to the GdR MASCOT-NUM, we focused on the design of experiments for random fields. Both model-free space filling designs — related to sphere packing and sphere covering problems — and designs for Gaussian processes are studied. Applications of our results to computer experiments, as well as modeling of environmental phenomena, are ongoing in the framework of various national and international collaborative projects. More information about these activities can be found on the webpage of the Design group.


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YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. – Upended by a 34-47 second half, the Georgia College men's basketball team (6-7, 2-4 PBC) lost its first ever meeting at Young Harris College (9-3, 4-1 PBC) 75-65 Saturday.
The Bobcats led by three (31-28) at the half, but 15 second-half points from Malcom Jackson led a Mountain Lion surge to a 75-65 Bobcat defeat.
Junior guard Aaron Robinson (Lawrenceville, Ga.) led the Bobcats for the first time in his career with 14 points, adding five assists and five boards. Sophomore forward David Wagner (Dallas, Ga.) was the only other Bobcat in double figures with 10 points.
The Bobcats actually out-shot the Mountain Lions hitting 47 percent (26-55) to YHC's 43 percent (23-54). The charity stripe helped Young Harris decide the game, making 24 freebies compared to just a perfect 7-of-7 for the Bobcats.
The Mountain Lions put four in double-figure scoring, led by Vince Martin at 20 points and 11 assists. Jackson finished with 19, while Frank Adams added 18 and Tony Raymond chipped in 13.
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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — Senior Republicans and leading pundits quickly declared Todd Akin's "legitimate rape" comments a mortal blow to his Senate candidacy, writing off the conservative congressman's campaign in one of the country's most important races.
But a month after his comments set the political world on fire, there's a different feeling on the ground here among operatives, voters, activists and officials in both parties: Akin can still win.
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Akin's strategy rests on a big push to turn out the base in areas like conservative southwestern Missouri while stemming losses in Democratic-friendly bastions, such as the St. Louis region — all the while waging a pressure campaign on Republicans in Washington to send national money into a tightly contested race. It's a strategy intended to rehab his badly bruised image — much of it stemming from sharp criticism from within his own party.
The devoutly religious Presbyterian is making an active push to court evangelical voters, including here in Rush Limbaugh's hometown, where he delivered an emotional appeal — holding back tears at times — to several dozen social conservatives so he can launch a grass-roots campaign to bring out like-minded voters to the polls.
"There are a lot of people in this state who still love freedom, and they still love God, and they're willing to stand up for it," Akin declared at the onset of a weeklong bus tour to try to energize the conservative base.
As polls show that Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill remains vulnerable, Akin and his team are relentlessly attacking her vote for "Obamacare," believing the tactic can pick away at undecided voters even in Democratic-leaning areas. Even though Mitt Romney has called on Akin to quit, he's running strong in Missouri, which could help the congressman. And two of Romney's old rivals, Newt Gingrich and Rick Santorum, jumped behind Akin's campaign this week, a sign of new support on the right.
The fact that Akin is still a contender has unnerved Democrats here and put Republican leaders in Washington in an increasingly awkward position after they slammed the congressman and vowed not to spend a dime in the state if Akin refused to drop out — a decision that some Republicans fear could cost their party the majority.
Akin is now mounting a populist-tinged campaign, where he's stoking anger among the party faithful toward his GOP "bosses," a shot at Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, Republican Party Chairman Reince Priebus and National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman John Cornyn — all of whom called on Akin to end his bid before the Tuesday drop-out deadline.


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When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation.
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LA JOLLA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 29, 2001
New Technology Gives Utilities 24/7 Monitoring Capability
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Graviton, Inc., today introduced innovative wireless monitoring services that give utilities unprecedented ability to remotely and continuously monitor the status and maintain the security of their transmission and distribution assets.
the Central Intelligence Agency are both known for their strong interest in managing information.
So it should come as no surprise that longtime Bell veteran Sol Trujillo is joining a CIA-funded wireless networks company, La Jolla, Calif.-based Graviton, as its chief executive.
The small start-up was among the first to receive funding from the CIA's new venture capital arm, In-Q-Tel, which has a name that the United States' top spy agency admits is designed to invoke the memory of James Bond's favorite tinkerer, Q.
Trujillo, 48, was recruited by Graviton director Brook Byers of the venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caulfield & Byers, another Graviton partner. Other investors include Qualcomm, Siemens and Sun Microsystems.
Graviton is developing a wireless data networking system that will incorporate sensors notifying users of useful information. The company says the technology, which incorporates Qualcomm's Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA), has multiple commercial purposes.
For example, Coca-Cola has partnered with Graviton to equip soft drink machines that measure flow levels and adjust the syrup mix. Siemens hopes Graviton can improve security systems for commercial and residential buildings. Other partners hope to better monitor manufacturing and construction machinery, utilities equipment and even consumer appliances such as gas ovens.
In-Q-Tel is a bit more coy regarding how it might use a wireless data network. The company doesn't discuss the specific nature of the projects it funds, but insists that the research not only works to solve the agency's most vexing problems but also leads to commercial advancements.
"He demonstrated by his outbursts that he had lost faith in him and gave him no chance to re-establish the trust and confidence which would recreate the 'faith'.
'Deep-rooted problems'
"His solution seems to have been to frighten the claimant into performing according to the standards he required and to make it plain that any contrary view which questioned his authority would not be tolerated."
Outside court Mr Horkulak said: "I launched this action so that Lee Amaitis and Cantor Fitzgerald would be held accountable for what they had done to me.
"The court has said whatever the environment, however rich and powerful the boss, whatever the rewards, there are standards below which no employer should go."
Mr. Amaitis played a key role in the recovery of Cantor Fitzgerald and eSpeed after the devastation on September 11, 2001 and in the re-building of its voice brokerage business, which became BGC and was separated from Cantor Fitzgerald in 2004.
Mr. Amaitis is a strong supporter of various charities around the world and is actively involved with a number of fund raising events. Mr. Amaitis recently became a Trustee on the Board of the St. Paul's Cathedral Foundation, a charity that raises funds for, and make grants to, the Cathedral for its maintenance, restoration, repair and conservation and the furtherance of its educational and musical work.In the United States, he is on the board of the Boomer Esiason Foundation, a charity devoted to finding a cure for cystic fibrosis, and has involved the Wall Street community in the Foundation's fund raising events. Mr. Amaitis is also an ambassador for The Shane Warne Foundation in Australia, which distributes monies to a number of registered charities worldwide.
When Cantor Fitzgerald spun off its trading technology company, eSpeed in an initial public offering in December 1999, Mr. Amaitis became Executive Managing Director of eSpeed's international operations. Mr. Amaitis served as eSpeed's Vice Chairman, until its merger with BGC Partners in 2008.
eSpeed lost 180 of its employees and its global headquarters in downtown New York City in the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. Two days later, eSpeed handled the majority of the volume when bond trading resumed in the U.S.
He guided the rebuilding of Cantor following the September 11, 2001 World Trade Center terrorist attacks that claimed the lives of 658 of the company's 960 New York-based employees.
He is a member of the board of managers of Haverford College, the board of directors of the Zachary and Elizabeth M. Fisher Center for Alzheimer's Disease Research at Rockefeller University, the executive committee of the Intrepid Museum Foundation's Board of Directors, the board of directors of the National September 11 Memorial & Museum, and the board of trustees of the Solomon Guggenheim Museum Foundation.
He received the Department of the Navy's Distinguished Public Service Award, the highest honor granted by the Navy to non-military personnel.
According to Howard W. Lutnick, Cantor's chairman, about 900,000 of the 4.9 million will be used to provide health insurance to families, fianc?s and fianc?es, and longtime partners. Checks for the rest, about 6,000 for each family, will be sent out Feb. 26, he said. ''That is just the way we said it would work,'' Mr. Lutnick said yesterday.
An additional 4 million will be distributed, as one-time gifts, to the families of the 128 employees of Cantor's equity division who died in the attacks, said Philip Marber, president and chief executive of that unit.
He's embarrassed, but wants to show me to the next room, in which he has created a shrine to his brother. There are huge color photos of Howard and happy-go-lucky Gary, arms around each other's shoulders, horsing around. There's a plaque on the wall of a 1998 Westchester golf tournament, with a photo of Howard and Gary and Stuart Fraser and Doug Gardner. "Two out of four," he says. "Two out of four of us are dead."
Howard Lutnick began that morning playing with his two sons, turning his shaving ritual into a giggling, messy spectator sport with shaving cream all over the bathroom. Instead of going straight to work, he and Allison were taking Kyle to his first day of kindergarten.
Meanwhile, out in Queens, his secretary, Maryann Burns, the world's most punctual woman, drove to the Bayside train station and couldn't find a space to park. She ran for her train and missed it by a minute.
Stuart Fraser had cut back on his work week earlier in the year, coming in to the World Trade Center only on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. Those mornings, he always joined his brother-in-law Eric Sand at 7:30 a.m. at his desk on the 105th floor for a bagel and coffee. But an Australian investor, flying in to discuss a personal project involving canoe camps, had asked to switch their September 10 meeting to September 11, and to do it out of the office. So Fraser was at home in Armonk that morning, waiting to go to his appointment.
Dave Kravette was at his desk on the 105th floor at 7:30 a.m., preparing for the arrival of clients scheduled to come up at 8 a.m. When they called to say they were running late, he reminded them they needed photo I.D. to get into the building -- the rule since the 1993 terrorist attack -- so he was not amused when security rang shortly before 8:40 a.m. to say that one of the guys hadn't brought a license and needed an escort.
"I take the elevator down, take 30 steps towards the guys waiting at the desk, and say, 'Which one of you knuckleheads forgot his I.D.?' and then I hear this high, screaming sound -- the elevators are crashing. I see this huge fireball. It's the jet fuel on fire, coming right at me. People are being absorbed and incinerated by it. I think I'm dying, I can't move. And then it suddenly sucked back in itself. All I felt was a heat wave. Then we started running."
Kravette , a 10-year company veteran, Managing Director at eSpeed , was in the lobby of the Trade Center's north tower with customers when the first plane hit below his 105th-floor office.He chokes up when discussing his near-death experience, and remembering those who weren't as lucky.
It just might be that the Americans most able to move on from the events of September 11 are the men and women of Cantor Fitzgerald who lived through them.
Virginia Samaras Bauer is the Senior Vice President of Development for Covenant House International. Ms. Bauer leads all development from major gifts, corporations, and grants.
On September 11, 2001, Ms. Bauer lost her husband, David Bauer, the head of global sales for Cantor Fitzgerald, in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. She became a key activist on behalf of the families of the 9/11 victims, working closely with Congressional leaders and the White House toward the successful enactment of 9/11 victim legislation in 2002.
In 2007, Ms. Bauer was appointed by New Jersey Governor Jon S. Corzine to serve on the Board of Commissioners for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey. Ms. Bauer is a former financial planning and account management executive with Merrill Lynch. From 2004 until 2007, Ms. Bauer served as Commerce Secretary for the State of New Jersey.
Bauer remarried in October 2007; her husband is Donald A. Steckroth (b. 1947), a widower and a judge in the United States Bankruptcy Court.
Donald Steckroth lost his wife GERALDINE "DEANIE" F. STECKROTH January 17, 2003. "She is survived by her husband, Donald Steckroth of Little Silver; two daughters and a son-in-law". Memorial donations may be made to The Yellow Rose Foundation, 3 Holly Drive, Little Silver 07739.
After graduation, Lutnick joined Cantor, one of the world's largest bond-trading firms. Friends and co-workers became his surrogate family. Lutnick was named president at 29 and became known on Wall Street for being outspoken and not afraid to play hardball. Five years later, as founder B. Gerald Cantor lay dying in a hospital, Lutnick sought to have him declared mentally incompetent. Lutnick took control of the firm after a nasty court battle with the founder's wife, who refused to let Lutnick come to her husband's funeral.
Stephen Merkel was on a different elevator on the lobby level when the plane hit. Merkel was physically unharmed but recognizes how close he came to a different outcome. "What I learned was that I had the capacity to shut down emotionally and just work, and that might not be the best trait for a husband, a father, or a friend, but for what we had to do, it was necessary."
Waizer was in an elevator high in the North Tower when the plane struck. Flames ignited inside the car and he was badly burned on his body and face and in his throat. Now he's back at the firm working three days a week for General Counsel Stephen Merkel's legal team.
"It just might be that the Americans most able to move on from the events of September 11 are the men and women of Cantor Fitzgerald who lived through them."
Is it OK for the hardest-hit corporate victim of Sept. 11 to create an ad campaign around the tragedy?
Cantor Fitzgerald, the bond trading firm that lost 658 employees at the World Trade Center, finds out starting Tuesday as it launches its first major ad campaign since the attacks.
The TV and print ads -- featuring real employees relating their Sept. 11 stories -- are designed to boost business at Cantor and eSpeed, drive visitors to a new company Web site and pay tribute to dead colleagues.
All of them tell stories of changing the channel or leaving a room when 9/11 gets brought up. Sometimes it feels as if there's no escape.
hoi.polloi 4 Apr 10 2010, 06:36 AM wrote:
I have listed the groups ... who are therefore guilty at the very least of perjury and at the worst, war crimes against humanity for forwarding traitorous disinformation resulting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent lives in foreign countries.
Make no mistake; these companies are not innocent until proven guilty - the people inside are. But corporations themselves do not and should not have human rights.
On a sidenote, Rothchild was named Bauer earlier - so she might be in the "bloodline". ...?
eSpeed lost 180 of its employees and its global headquarters in downtown New York City in the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. Two days later, eSpeed handled the majority of the volume when bond trading resumed in the U.S.
Though we only worked for a short while when we both worked for Merill Lynch, I admired your expertise in your field. We met up again when I was working for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter about 6 or 7 years ago. Thank you for acknowledging me as I spotted you in the executive floor; you were interviewing for a position. You will be missed.
Rescorla recommended to his superiors at Morgan Stanley that the company leave Manhattan. Office space and labor costs were lower in New Jersey, and the firm's employees and equipment would be safer in a proposed four-story building. However, this recommendation was not followed as the company's lease at the World Trade Center did not terminate until 2006. At Rescorla's insistence, all employees, including senior executives, then practiced emergency evacuations every three months.[citation needed]
Notable RAND participants
Over the last 60 years, more than 30 Nobel Prize winners have been involved or associated with the RAND Corporation at some point in their careers.
(my personal selection of 'notable' RAND folks):
Henry H. Arnold -- General, United States Air Force -- RAND founder
Harold L. Brode -- physicist, leading nuclear weapons effects expert
Bernard Brodie -- Military strategist and nuclear architect
Samuel Cohen -- inventor of the neutron bomb in 1958
James F. Digby -- American Military Strategist, author of first treatise on precision guided munitions 1949 - 2007
Stephen H Dole -- Author of the pivotal book Habitable Planets for Man"
Donald Wills Douglas, Sr. -- President, Douglas Aircraft Company -- RAND founder
Daniel Ellsberg -- leaker of the Pentagon Papers
Francis Fukuyama -- academic and author of The End of History and the Last Man
Brian Michael Jenkins -- terrorism expert, Senior Advisor to the President of the RAND Corporation, and author of Unconquerable Nation
Herman Kahn -- theorist on nuclear war and one of the founders of scenario planning
Henry Kissinger-- United States Secretary of State (1973?1977); National Security Advisor (1969?1975); Nobel Peace Prize Winner (1973)
Lewis "Scooter" Libby -- Dick Cheney's former Chief of Staff
Andrew W. Marshall -- military strategist, director of the US DoD Office of Net Assessment
Douglas Merrill -- Former Google CIO & President of EMI's digital music division
Condoleezza Rice -- former intern, former trustee (1991?1997), and former Secretary of State for the United States
Donald Rumsfeld -- Chairman of Board from 1981?1986; 1995?1996 and Secretary of Defense for the United States from 1975 to 1977 and 2001 to 2006.
James Schlesinger -- former Secretary of Defense and former Secretary of Energy
James Steinberg -- Deputy National Security Advisor to Bill Clinton
Albert Wohlstetter -- Mathematician and Cold-War Strategist
Roberta Wohlstetter -- Policy analyst and military historian
Former members of the RAND board include: Walter Mondale, Condoleezza Rice, Brent Scowcroft, Carl Bildt, Donald Rumsfeld, ...etc
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