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It's all for the glory of El Capitán.
The 19th-century Civil War replica cannon is up for grabs as the Houston Dynamo and FC Dallas meet in the seventh annual Texas derby on Saturday at BBVA Compass Stadium (7:30 pm ET, ESPN2, live chat on MLSsoccer.com). By the looks of it, the historic piece of artillery has a way of bringing out some emotion.
ESPN Preview: Houston host Dallas for El Capitán
Dallas released a music video expressing their desire to bring the trophy back to Frisco. For the Dynamo, the current holders of the prize after taking the derby 3-2 on aggregate in 2011, it is safe to say there will be no song and dance. But that doesn't mean the piece of artillery doesn't tempt some players' fancy.
"They don't let us play with the cannon" joked goalkeeper Tally Hall. "I've written a formal request to play with it on my own free time, but I guess they didn't get it. It's a big deal. It's something the fans are proud of, they sing songs about it and it makes it a big deal for us."
The Dynamo organization already has stationed the prize for this week's home match in the tunnel at BBVA Compass Stadium, where it has been present for all three home games since the new venue opened last month.
As the players pass by the trophy, they are reminded of what it means, not only on the field but in the stands. According to the Dynamo players, the trophy is a representation of, not only the rivalry between the clubs, but the fans that fuel the rivalry in the stands.
"The fans get into [it] and that's what get[s] us into it," said Andre Hainault, who is back from helping Canada win and draw in their first two World Cup qualifiers. "It creates a buzz and makes it a bigger game for us and helps make it a special one for us."
Due to the switch to the unbalanced schedule, which means that inter-conference matches only take place once a year, this will be the only leg of the derby in 2012, making it winner-take-all. This is the only opportunity to show who is the best MLS club in Texas and who gets bragging rights along with a unique piece of hardware for the next year.
"It would be if I could take it home and shoot it," Brad Davis said when asked about the importance of keeping the derby's spoils. "I wish they could shoot it off – that was really cool when they did that the first time. This is one for us, and more important for the fans it's one they really rally behind and is great for both cities being so close."
Darrell Lovell covers the Houston Dynamo for MLSsoccer.com.


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Acting Governor Donald T. DiFrancesco today announced the results of a $3 million grant competition to increase teacher effectiveness. The Teacher Effectiveness Grant Program is one of two components of a $10 million program to enhance the quality of teacher preparation programs, improve classroom teacher effectiveness, and increase capacity to prepare effective new teachers.
The Teacher Effectiveness Grant awards, which were made at the monthly meeting of the Commission on Higher Education, will heighten educator's capabilities and improve student achievement by further elevating college programs that are renowned for their success in improving teacher effectiveness. Five institutions received these grants, including: New Jersey City University (Jersey City), Montclair State University (Upper Montclair), Rutgers University (two grants) (New Brunswick and Camden campuses), and The College of New Jersey (Ewing). A brief description of the winning proposals is attached.
"New Jersey is already a nationally recognized leader in many areas related to education, but we must continually improve our efforts," said Acting Governor Donald T. DiFrancesco. "The state's investment through these grants to colleges and universities will help teachers become the best educators they can be, for our children deserve no less."
The five winning Teacher Effectiveness Grant awards were among 17 proposals submitted by colleges and universities. Commission staff, in consultation with staff from the State Department of Education, developed a competitive process to award the grants. A team of in- and out-of-state reviewers with expertise in teacher effectiveness and preparation evaluated the proposals.
The second component of the program provides $7 million in Teacher Quality and Capacity Grants for the state's twenty-one public and private institutions with teacher preparation programs to address four goals: making teacher preparation a top institutional priority, increasing capacity to prepare effective teachers to fulfill growing demands and shortages, linking teacher preparation to the content standards for P-12 students, and expanding collaborative efforts with P-12 schools. Distribution of the funds was based on the size of each institution's program. A list of the institutions and the level of funding received is attached.
Proposals to use the quality and capacity funds vary among the institutions, but they all focus on meeting the statewide need for more and better-prepared teachers. Expanded institutional capacity to prepare nearly 1,000 additional teacher education graduates annually is projected as a result of the grants.
"New Jersey must reduce teacher shortages and improve teacher quality in order to increase the overall level of student proficiency," said Commission Chairman Alfred C. Koeppe. "All of the proposals awarded today aim specifically at meeting those goals, and the strength of the institutional plans and strategies will position New Jersey in the national forefront of teacher preparation and professional development."
This significant state investment in teacher quality is consistent with New Jersey's Plan for Higher Education: 1999 Update, which calls for improved and expanded teacher preparation and professional development programs.
|Montclair State University
The Urban Teaching Academy
|Building on a successful pilot project and extending collaborative work already underway with county colleges and Abbott centers, Montclair State University will create an Urban Teaching Academy. The academy aims to recruit, prepare, and support transfer students for P-3 certification to teach in Abbott preschool centers, provide enhanced academic support for P-3 certification students, and to collaborate with urban teachers and administrators on curriculum, teaching, and mentoring for new urban teachers. The academy will impact Montclair's ability to attract high-quality students, retain them in urban classrooms, and create a cadre of mentors for urban schools who can sustain, renew, and enrich themselves, their students, and the teachers with whom they work.
|New Jersey City University
Early Childhood Project Success
|New Jersey City University will partner with Hudson County Community College, and the Jersey City Public Schools to address the unprecedented demand for highly effective preschool teachers. The project will build on the strong articulation model, which allows the university and community college to help teacher education candidates transfer and move seamlessly through the teacher preparation program. Grant funds will provide Jersey City Public Schools with standards-based professional development opportunities, better align teacher preparation curricula with state and national standards, and increase the number of minority teacher candidates who complete P-3 certification.
|Rutgers University (New Brunswick)
Urban Science Education Collaborative for Teacher Effectiveness
|The grant will support implementation of a model science classroom at the Lincoln Professional Development School in New Brunswick and model preservice and inservice science professional development programs for teachers throughout the state. Programs for teachers and students will be inquiry-based, focused on Core Curriculum Content Standards, capable of being integrated with mathematics and language arts instruction, and effective with high-needs students. The project will stimulate New Brunswick students to excel in science and create a pipeline for New Jersey science teachers of the future.
|Rutgers University (Camden)
Institute for K-12 World Languages and Science
|Addressing the critical shortage of qualified teachers in the areas of world languages and the sciences, Rutgers-Camden will establish an Institute for K-12 World Languages and Science within its teacher preparation program and professional development institutions for cooperating teachers. The university will collaborate with urban school districts to develop, implement, and evaluate subject-specific practicum experiences for elementary and secondary teachers. In addition, Rutgers will work in close collaboration with community colleges to provide eligible science and foreign language majors competitive scholarship opportunities and establish a summer training program focusing on issues relevant to urban education for transfer students pursuing K-12 certification in a foreign language or science discipline.
|The College of New Jersey
Preparing Special and Elementary Educators to Use Inquiry- and Design-Based Problem-Solving Strategies to Include Students with Disabilities and Enhance All Students' Learning
|The College of New Jersey will prepare K-12 teachers and special education teachers to develop and implement integrated math, science and technology activities that utilize an inquiry- and design-based problem solving approach. This interdisciplinary initiative addresses the shortage of special education teachers in New Jersey, the fact that many elementary school teachers lack preparation to include students with disabilities, and the lack of teachers who are skilled in teaching project-based, math, science and technology. In collaboration with Mercer County Community College and the Trenton School District, The College of New Jersey will expand the impact of the project particularly with disadvantaged districts through its Professional Development Schools Network.
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|Centenary College
|College of Saint Elizabeth
|Fairleigh Dickinson University
|Felician College
|Georgian Court College
|Kean University
|Monmouth University
|Montclair State University
|New Jersey City University
|Princeton University
|Ramapo College of New Jersey
|Richard Stockton College of NJ
|Rider University
|Rowan University
|Rutgers, The State University of NJ
|Saint Peter's College
|Seton Hall University
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|William Paterson University of NJ


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Open source is now leading data tools innovation. O'Reilly Media is excited to launch the OSCON Data Innovation Award to recognize a disruptive, innovative technology in data management, to highlight data management as an increasing importance for companies and offer an opportunity to steward a growing resource.
This award will be given to an organization, open source project, or individual who has made a significant innovation in the burgeoning data management field. The nomination can be for a tool for management or analytics, a concept, or even a community shift.
The nomination process is open to the entire open source community and all entries will be judged by the award committee, which include: Sarah Novotny (Program Chair, OSCON and OSCON Data), Bradford Stephens (Program Chair, OSCON Data), Edd Dumbill (Program Chair, OSCON), and Mike Olson (CEO, Cloudera). The award will be presented during the keynote at OSCON Data.
Congratulations to LinkedIn for receiving the OSCON Data Innovation Award 2011.
LinkedIn is a major contributor to the open source community and has provided key innovations used for processing big data.
These include:
In addition to developing and maintaining open-source tools, LinkedIn also supports other open-source projects through the contributions of its engineers: Jay Kreps, who worked on Voldemort, Jakob Homan, a Hadoop Committer and PMC member; Allen Wittenauer, a Hadoop Committer; Jun Rao, a Cassandra Committer; and John Wang, a Lucene / Solr Contributor, to name a few. Not only has LinkedIn contributed significantly to the open source community in absolute terms, but it has encouraged its top employees to do so in areas core to its own technology stack for processing, analyzing, and visualizing big data.


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Advantages of Exchange-Traded Funds
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) were first embraced by institutions, and they continue to be used big-time by banks and insurance companies and such. Institutions sometimes buy and hold ETFs, but they are also constantly buying and selling ETFs and options on ETFs for various purposes.
For noninstitutional types, the creation and expansion of ETFs has allowed for similar juggling (usually a mistake for individuals); but more importantly, ETFs allow for the construction of portfolios possessing institutional-like sleekness and economy.
ETFs let you say goodbye to high mutual fund fees
The average mutual fund investor with a $150,000 portfolio filled with actively managed funds will likely spend $2,000 (1.33 percent) or so in annual expenses. By switching to an ETF portfolio, that investor may incur trading costs (because trading ETFs generally costs the same as trading stocks) of perhaps $100 or so to set up the portfolio, and maybe $50 or so a year thereafter.
But now his ongoing annual expenses will be about $375 (0.25 percent). That's a difference, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, of big bucks. We're looking at an overall yearly savings of $1,575, which is compounded every year the money is invested.
Loads, those odious fees that some mutual funds charge when you buy or sell their shares, simply don't exist in the world of ETFs.
Capital gains taxes, the blow that comes on April 15th to many mutual fund holders with taxable accounts, hardly exist.
ETFs provide building blocks for a better portfolio
In terms of diversification, many portfolios include large stocks; small stocks; micro cap stocks; English, French, Swiss, Japanese, and Korean stocks; intermediate-term bonds; short-term bonds; and real estate investment trusts (REITs) — all held in low-cost ETFs.
Yes, you could use other investment vehicles, such as mutual funds, to create a well-diversified portfolio. But ETFs make it much easier because they tend to track very specific indexes. They are, by and large, much more "pure" investments than mutual funds.
An ETF that bills itself as an investment in, say, small growth stocks is going to give you an investment in small growth stocks, plain and simple. A mutual fund that bills itself as an investment vehicle for small growth stocks may include everything from cash to bonds to shares of General Electric.
ETFs are better regulated than mutual funds
While scandals of various sorts — hidden fees, "soft-money" arrangements, after-hours sweetheart deals, and executive kickbacks — have plagued the world of mutual funds and hedge funds, very few ETF scandals have touched the lives of most people. That's because the vast majority of ETFs' managers, forced to follow existing indexes, have very little leeway in their investment choices.
Unlike many investment vehicles, ETFs are closely regulated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. And ETFs trade during the day, in plain view of millions of traders — not after hours, as mutual funds do, which can allow for sweetheart deals when no one is looking.


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There's a lot of diabetes information out there — unfortunately, not all of it is based on facts. Although you can find a lot of good information about diabetes on the Internet, you also can find bad information. Following bad advice could actually harm a person with diabetes.
Sometimes you don't even need to log onto a website to get incorrect info — family members or friends can give out information that's incorrect, inaccurate, or misleading without even knowing it!
It's a good idea to talk to your diabetes health care team if you ever come across information that doesn't seem quite right or sounds too good to be true. And be cautious if someone tells you to do the opposite of what your diabetes health care team has told you — always check with your doctors first to get the scoop on what's helpful and what's harmful.
So let's find out which of these common things said about diabetes are true — and which are false.
False: Type 1 diabetes happens when the cells in the pancreas (pronounced: PAN-kree-us) that make insulin (pronounced: IN-suh-lin) are destroyed. This process isn't related to how much sugar a person eats.
With type 2 diabetes, the body can't respond to insulin normally. The tendency to get type 2 diabetes is mostly inherited. That means it's linked to the genes people get from their parents. Still, eating too much sugar (or foods with sugar, like candy or regular soda) can cause weight gain, and weight gain can increase a person's risk for developing the disease.
Some newer research studies suggest that eating more sugar might increase a person's risk for getting type 2 diabetes, even without extra weight gain. This hasn't been completely proven to be true yet.
False: You can have your cake and eat it too, just not the whole cake! People with diabetes need to control the total amount of carbohydrates (pronounced: kar-bo-HI-drates) in their diet, and sugary treats count as carbs. But this doesn't mean that they can't have any sweets. It just means that they should put the brakes on eating too many sweets and other high-calorie foods that are low in nutrients (like vitamins and minerals we all need). Eating too many of these foods also can make it less likely you'll want to eat healthier foods.
False: People don't grow out of their diabetes. In type 1 diabetes, the pancreas stops making insulin and won't make it again. People with type 1 diabetes will always need to take insulin, at least until scientists find a cure for diabetes. People with type 2 diabetes may find it easier to control blood sugar levels if they make healthy changes to their lives, like eating right and exercising regularly. But they'll probably always have the tendency to develop high blood sugar levels, so it's important to maintain those healthy lifestyle changes.
False: Diabetes is not contagious, which means you can't get it from another person. Scientists don't know exactly how people get type 1 diabetes, but think it may be associated with something in the environment, like a virus. But even coming into contact with such a virus doesn't mean someone will definitely get diabetes. People with type 1 diabetes have to inherit genes that make them more likely to get diabetes.
False: You may feel certain symptoms (like weakness or fatigue) if your blood sugar levels are high or low, but the only way to know your blood sugar levels for sure is to test them. People who don't test regularly may have blood sugar levels that are high enough to damage the body without them even realizing it.
False: All people with type 1 diabetes have to take insulin injections because their pancreases don't make insulin anymore. Some, but not all, people with type 2 diabetes have to take insulin — with or without other diabetes medications — to manage their blood sugar levels.
False: Diabetes is a condition that is managed with insulin, but insulin can't cure it. Insulin helps get glucose (pronounced: GLOO-kose) out of the blood and into the cells, where it's used for energy. This helps to keep blood sugar levels under control, but doesn't correct the reason why diabetes developed or make the diabetes go away.
False: Diabetes medicines that a person takes in pill form are not insulin. Insulin is a protein that would be broken down and destroyed by the acids and digestive enzymes in the stomach and intestines if swallowed. That's why insulin has to be given as a shot. People with type 2 diabetes sometimes take pills that help the body make more insulin or use the insulin it makes more effectively (remember, people with type 2 diabetes still make insulin, the body just can't respond to it normally). Pills for diabetes cannot help people with type 1 diabetes because their bodies don't make insulin.
False: There is no one-size-fits-all insulin dose. Insulin doses are different for each person. How fast you're growing, how much you eat, how active you are, and whether you're going through puberty are all things that affect the amount of insulin you'll need each day. And insulin doses often need to be changed over time.
False: When people are sick, especially if they are throwing up or not eating much, having to take insulin or pills for their diabetes might not seem to make sense. Even though you might have to adjust your insulin dose when you're sick, you can't skip it altogether. You need energy when you're sick to help your body heal. Insulin helps you use that energy properly. Talk to your diabetes health care team to make sure you understand what to do when you're sick, depending on whether you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes.
False: Exercise is important for all people — with or without diabetes! Exercise has many benefits. In addition to helping keep your weight under control (which is helpful for managing diabetes), exercise is good for your heart and lungs, it helps you burn off some steam, and it relieves stress. And exercise is great for blood sugar control. Talk to your diabetes health care team about exercising and managing your blood sugar.
False: Carbohydrates are the body's preferred source of energy, and foods containing carbs should provide about half of your calories each day. Low-carb diets tend to be higher in protein and fat. Following a high-fat, high-protein diet over a long period of time can be hard on the kidneys and heart. People with diabetes are already at risk for kidney and heart disease, so adding low-carb diets to the mix could cause problems. People with diabetes need to follow a diet that contains the right amount of carbohydrates, so they can grow normally and do the things they like doing while keeping their blood sugar levels under control.
Reviewed by: Steven Dowshen, MD
Date reviewed: August 2013
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Head coach Jerry Smith, on the game: "There was a lot of good energy in the stands tonight. That aided in the energy on the field. The crowd was extremely supportive of both teams and that's what you expect in a rivalry game. It was a tight game and because of that it is a great learning experience that will prepare us for next weekend's tournament. We have a young team out there and we played a lot of subs tonight, but the players that came in off the bench really contributed they way we expected them to."
Smith, on Tina Estrada: "Tina really stepped up and did a good job for us tonight. By nature she is a goal scorer and that is what she did two seasons ago for us. She is determined to play really well every match and she came out tonight with a lot of energy."
Smith, on Brittany Klein and all the Broncos seniors: "Our senior captain Brittany Klein also had a great night tonight, scoring the second goal for us. Actually all of our senior who played tonight did a great job contributing and setting up the speed of the game for us."


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What Is AB540?
Assembly Bill 540 (AB 540) is a law that makes higher education more accessible by exempting out-of-state students and undocumented students that meet certain requirements from paying non-resident tuition at all public colleges and universities in California. The information set out here explains how this law can help SJSU students achieve their educational goals.


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As part of what is apparently an April Fool's Day Prank over at Google Japan, they've made a pretty impressive drumset keyboard, complete with emoticon keys.
The funny thing is, with all those kana characters they use over there, a keyboard with this many keys isn't that ridiculous. I mean, they have uses for all of them. It's just not entirely practical.


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I have a scanner that reads it, puts it into a String, and then attempts to use the split method to tokenize it. The problem is that it isn't counting \n as a delimiter.
try { Scanner scan = new Scanner(theFile); while(scan.hasNextLine()) { n++; stringForm += scan.nextLine(); } //end while //make array square = new int[n][n]; //put ints into array String[] tokens = stringForm.split("\\s"); for(int i=0;i<tokens.length;i++) { //loop through array for(int rowN=0;rowN<n;rowN++) { for(int colN=0;colN<n;colN++) { System.out.println(tokens[i]); square[rowN][colN] = Integer.parseInt(tokens[i]); //initialize array
That is the relevant code. I was under the impression \\s would cover all whitespace which includes \n. Can anyone help me?


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Adam Lambert got fans buzzing Thursday when he shaved what looked like his entire head and then took to his Twitter account to post an image of his newly shorn locks and Boy George-like get up. "Glam Nation Glam," he Tweeted, while posting a photo showcasing his bedazzled 'Glam Nation' summer tour costume accessorized with his new do. But did this mean that the American Idol runner-up cropped his entire towering raven-colored coiff? "Calm down… Just shaved one side…" he Tweeted back to worried fans. Along with shaving only his right-sided tresses, the 28-year-old used some glitter to add some panache with two scratches for added flair. With his first U.S. solo tour in full swing, we can't wait to see what other looks Lambert has in store for us! Tell us: Do you like Adam Lambert's closely cropped hair or did you prefer it before? —David Yi


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Pennsic War 42 is here and with it the Armored Points Battles! This year we will be entertained by new battles as well as traditional battles with a twist. Beginning at 10am on Sunday July 29th, a day of Midrealm-East and Ally tournaments will be the first contested war points. The populace is encouraged to attend as the Allies play a competitive game of capture the flag. The Unbelted Champions from Midrealm-East and the Midrealm-East Chivalry Champions fight for war points and bragging rights to another year of victory. The last battle of the day will be a Heroic Champions battle where teams of Chivalry and Unbelts fight single combat bouts for the pleasure of the populace and a war point. Come see these top competitors vey for the chance at victory and prestige!
Starting at 10 am Monday July 30th, the traditional field battle will begin with top Midrealm-East warriors fighting single combat for the glory of their respective Kingdoms. Baron Angus of the Barony of Fenix states, "The field battles have always been my favorites. Without resurrections, it becomes skill on skill." This years field battles have a twist as the two opposing Kingdoms switch sides for each of the three field battles. The populace can follow their Kingdom to each side, or gain a different vantage point each battle.
Tuesday, July 30th at 11am, the Woods Battle will bring something new. For the first time both armies will be able to use the entire woods for combat! Hills and ravines will become new obstacles as the commanders of each army use the new terrain for their advantage.
Thursday August 2nd brings the most anticipated battle of the year - The Tower Battle. Master Padraig of the Barony of Smoking Rock believes the battle will be "fluid with changing victory conditions every 30 minutes." As this will be the first time this battle has been fought at Pennsic, many fighters and marshals are excited about its execution. Baron Phelim Gervase of Ansteorra looks forward this battle because, "It will use tactics and not depend on just numbers for strategy." As this battle starts in the morning, a battlefield change must happen for the Rapier battle in the afternoon. Syr Silverthorn, Deputy Mayor for Martial Activities would ask that volunteers who would like their kingdom to win their service war point can come out and help the battlefield staff move hay bales and assist with the battlefield changes. Come support your Kingdom and the Pennsic staff!
The last heavy weapons war point battle of the week is on Friday, August 3rd.- Armored Bridges. This battle, loved by spearmen everywhere, will allow the Midrealm-East armies to square off across five bridges starting with a champion from each side fighting single combat in the middle of each bridge. Each bridge will contain single combatants fighting a different weapon style, as each side attempts to control their bridge. Siege weapons will be used on all five bridges in all battles. Once again, each side and their allies will switch sides of the field after each battle and the last two battles will use combat archery. Many SCAdians travel very far to find a battle in which they can participate in combat archery. Mistress Sylvia de Vey from the incipient Barony of Endeweard has been looking forward to the bridge battles this summer. "I rearranged all of my schedules so I could shoot combat archery."
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What do employers look for when evaluating graduates for hire? Their GPA? Service in the community? The name of the college they attended?
According to many surveys, the answer is internships. Above all else, employers want to hire graduates with on-the-job experience, whether that experience is in their industry or another sector. And they want candidates with strong soft skills (like communication) and emotional intelligence.
Most companies seek juniors and seniors as interns. That is not the case with Sharyland Utilities. The electric company has a unique partnership with Dallas Community Colleges that allows students attending DCCCD schools to get their foot in the door and secure work experience.
Known as mINiTERN, the 10-week internship program provides students with real-world business skills. Student interns work together as a consulting team to evaluate a specific issue. Company employees at Sharyland Utilities act as project SME (subject matter experts) and meet with interns each week to hear their project plans and answer any questions. The internship program concludes with a formal presentation of each intern group's analysis and strategic recommendations.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS -- Tents were already up this morning as the first waves of Phish fans waded into the Spa City for three days of concerts at Saratoga Performing Arts Center. SPAC President and Executive Director Marcia White said they expected the concerts to be nearly sold out all three nights but that tonight would be the most crowded. The venue can hold 25,000 people at capacity, but police expect another 5,000 to 7,000 outside the fence, listening from the parking lot. "They're all over the place," Saratoga Springs Police Lt. John Catone said. "It can be problematic." For a while, at around 7:15 p.m. Friday, lightning prompted SPAC to briefly hold off lawn admissions and offered lawn ticket holders the cover of the amphitheater. But the rain passed quickly and the skies were blue again. Phish could be compared to a modern version of the Grateful Dead, with a massive following. The jam band's concerts at SPAC have a history of producing several drug arrests. There was already one arrest late Friday afternoon; city police said they would have details of all weekend incidents ready on Monday. Last year, New York State Park Police and Saratoga Springs police arrested a total of 63 people, seizing cocaine, heroin, LSD, ecstasy, hallucinogenic mushrooms, hash, marijuana, nitrous oxide, bath salts, guns and cash. Over two nights of Phish shows from the previous year, police reported 68 arrests. "You name the drug and at this type of concert, we'll probably come across it," Catone said. "Last year was our first experience with bath salts, and that was at the Phish show." State park police, who handle all activity within SPAC and Saratoga Spa State Park, are pulling resources statewide, including additional park police and rangers, to control the crowds expected at the concerts. City police also met with representatives from Saratoga Hospital this week to discuss the increase in drug overdoses and other injuries Catone said police expect. For example, last year a naked woman climbed a 25-foot light post and "stepped off," breaking her ankles and her wrist. The city police numbers are being augmented by New York State Police, which is lending manpower, but Catone said officers still struggle to manage the crowds. Friday, Police Chief Greg Veitch was in a patrol car to contribute to the public safety efforts, and the narcotics unit was working to combat any potential drugs flowing into SPAC. "The impact it has on us from a resource standpoint is tremendous," Catone said. Friday afternoon, narcotics officers, including Catone, searched suspicious vehicles stopped for vehicle and traffic violations, finding drugs in some. Last year, a lot of the drugs seized and arrests made resulted from vehicle stops, Catone said. Drugs aren't the only problem with concerts similar to Phish, though. Catone pointed out that pedestrian and vehicle traffic along Route 9 is a problem, particularly with the large crowds that concerts like this bring. "There were four years straight when Dave Matthews Band concerts were associated with fatal accidents," he said. Catone said police will monitor walkers up and down that stretch of road, trying to keep people out of the road. "We want people to come and have a good time," Catone said, "but we can't let them have such a good time that there are fatal accidents and drug overdoses." Catone suggested that drivers avoid the South Broadway corridor and routes 9 and 50 near SPAC after 4 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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The KFF Executive Committee are always looking for fun, new ways to raise funds (and friends!). If you have an idea you'd like to share with us, please send me an email and I'd be happy to meet you for a coffee to discuss your idea. The funds we raise are used for various purposes throughout the year - parent socials, coffee, tea, lunches, advertising, etc.
The KFF assist the school when running large fundraising ventures like for example, capital projects or scholarship funding. This year our only big fundraiser is the 45th Birthday Celebration Ball at which we hope to raise $50,000 to donate to the Kristin Foundation. In previous years, the KFF have gifted the school with larger items like the bespoke playground for Little Doves and the KFF Caravan which is available for use by any school group.
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New claims for unemployment benefits rose more than expected last week, the government said Wednesday, as layoffs spread throughout the economy, more evidence the labor market is weakening as the recession deepens.
The Labor Department reported that initial requests for jobless benefits rose to a seasonally adjusted 586,000 in the week ending Dec. 20, from an upwardly revised figure of 556,000 the previous week. That's much more than the 560,000 economists had expected.
That's also the highest level of claims since November 1982, though the work force has grown by about half since then.
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The four-week average of initial claims, which smooths out fluctuations, increased to 558,000. That's the highest since December 1982, when the economy was emerging from a steep recession.
There was some improvement in the number of Americans continuing to seek unemployment benefits, which dropped slightly to 4.37 million from 4.39 million the previous week. Wall Street economists had expected the number to increase to 4.4 million.
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The elevated level of new jobless applications is just one of several signs that the labor market has deteriorated rapidly in recent months.
The Labor Department said earlier this month that employers cut a net total of 533,000 jobs in November, sending the unemployment rate to 6.7 percent, the highest in 15 years.
Mass layoffs are taking place in a wide range of industries. Industrial conglomerate Textron Inc. on Tuesday said it has cut 2,200 jobs, while technology services provider Unisys Corp. said Monday it will eliminate 1,300 jobs. Sovereign Bancorp Inc.'s bank unit said last week it is laying off 1,000 employees.


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The guy right here is Roger Goodell, who is very likely to become the next commissioner of the NFL, perhaps as early as today. In the past, discussions concerning the new commissioner were contentious; Paul Tagliabue himself was the product of an ugly power play that pushed out the late Jim Finks.
It is not expected to be nearly as contentious this year, if just because Al Davis died 15 years ago. (Seriously, can you believe how bad he looks? Right now Fidel Castro is, like, "ooh, papi, that man looks rough.") But in case anything weird or kooky happens today, the folks at Sports Business Journal — "By covering how people cover the inconsequential, we in fact become consequential ourselves" — is live-blogging the NFL meetings in Chicago. The first vote is at 4 p.m. ET, but we suspect they'll find plenty to write about in between now and then. "Hey, some guy in the lobby is smoking. This hotel is non-smoking, buddy!"
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It's not the first Zune dock (I believe Altec Lansing has the honour there), but this ZN90B one from iHome features an all-important alarm function and fits both Zune and Zune HD models.
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Payroll tax increase may nick consumer spending
A payroll tax increase of 2 percentage points has hit workers who have received their first paychecks of the year, and has many determining how they will cut back in 2013.
The tax increase came when Congress decided not to renew a temporary payroll tax reduction as part of the fiscal cliff negotiations at the end of December. The rate returned to 6.2% as a result.
While the increase won't likely have a significant impact overall on the economy, it could change buying habits and where people choose to shop, especially for lower-income households, economist Joel Naroff says.
"The people at the lowest incomes are going to be the most stretched, the least able to take it out of savings and sustain their spending pattern," says Naroff, president and chief economist at Naroff Economic Advisors in Holland, Pa.
Nearly a third of store managers say shoppers are cutting back on spending due to the payroll tax increase, according to a survey by retail industry research firm Merchant Forecast of 52 store managers in malls across the country. The survey was conducted the second weekend of the month and store managers based responses on foot traffic and sales figures, among other things.
That could be a good thing for discount retailers as more consumers look to them for savings. Dan Hess, CEO of Merchant Forecast, suspects off-price stores such as Ross and T.J. Maxx will gain customers as people "trade down" to less expensive stores and brands.
And Naroff predicts major retailers such as Walmart and Target that also offer grocery items could see an increase in those purchases as consumers seek discounts or switch to generic over brand-name products.
Sharon Morgan is one such shopper. The 73-year-old part-time pastoral assistant says she'll likely start shopping more at discounters such as Costco instead of neighborhood markets.
"The tax increase will greatly affect how and where we spend our money," says Morgan, who lives in Oak Harbor, Wash.
Others say the tax increase won't affect their spending choices, and Naroff agrees that the increase won't make a huge difference for most middle- to upper-income families.
Still, "anytime you take dollars out of the economy you have to anticipate there will be some drag," says Phil Noftsinger, president of CBIZ Payroll, a company that manages payroll processing. "I think it's going to come as a pretty big surprise (as workers collect paychecks)."


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Dr. Penny Wittler, Lincoln High School
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As we celebrate Mary's "Yes" in today's (transferred) Solemnity of the Annunciation, we share some profession photos from Sister Anne Francis' solemn profession earlier this month. The "Yes" theme speaks for itself!
"Our Holy Father, Saint Francis de Sales, wished that by her profession of vows, a sister should consider herself throughout her whole life as established on Mount Calvary for the service of Jesus Christ Crucified."
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After video review, Butler awarded grand slam
PHILADELPHIA -- Billy Butler hit his first career grand slam Sunday to give the Royals a 6-4 lead in the fifth inning ... eventually.
Butler hit a ball into the flower bed in left field at Citizens Bank Park, which offers a peculiar bit of architecture that occasionally leads to this kind of confusion. Just behind the left-field wall is a flower bed, and a fence behind that sits just in front of the fans in the first row. A ball into the flower bed is a home run; but occasionally a ball will ricochet off the second fence and give the umpires something to talk about.
With the Royals trailing, 4-2, in the fifth, and Phillies starter Cole Hamels seemingly in control, Chris Getz led off with a double. James Shields, swinging away after popping up a bunt attempt in the third, struck out. Alex Gordon singled up the middle; only a diving stop by Jimmy Rollins kept the ball from center field and kept Getz from scoring. Hamels walked Alcides Escobar to load the bases for Butler.
Butler drove a ball into the flower bed in left, just over the glove of a leaping Domonic Brown. The ball bounced back onto the field of play, and third-base umpire Jeff Kellogg signaled that the ball was still in play. Butler pulled up at second with what was originally ruled a double, but Royals manager Ned Yost was out quickly to argue the call.
The umpires gathered to review it, as Butler tried to signal "home run" while he waited at second, and came to the correct call of a home run.


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Despite publishing its "final executable" wholesale broadband agreement (WBA), NBN Co has conceded that the contract terms will continue to be open for consultation with industry and customers for further development.
The WBA, released yesterday, is the 12-month contract ISPs enter into to sell commercial services over the Federal Government's National Broadband Network (NBN) until the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) approves the network's regulatory structure.
A spokesperson from NBN Co said there would be ongoing consultation with customers with the introduction of a new contract development process.
"It will provide customers and NBN Co with a forum to further develop the terms of the WBA whilst the SAU [Special Access Undertaking] is being considered," the spokesperson said.
According to NBN Co head of product development and industry engagement, Jim Hassell, the wholesaler will soon lodge its SAU with the ACCC. The SAU will encompass set price and non-price terms and which outlines the wholesaler's commitments to the ACCC and customers.
"If the SAU is approved in less than 12 months, we can also amend the short-term WBA if there is a need to update it to align with the SAU as accepted," Hassell said.
"We are also including a provision in the SAU that should address the concerns of industry regarding recourse to the ACCC, while still maintaining the certainty of our contractual arrangements.
"Where commercial agreement can't be reached on non-price terms not covered in the SAU, or where NBN Co introduces new prices after the SAU commences, the ACCC can be called upon to settle an outcome. Once the ACCC has made its decision, NBN Co will make the outcome available to all our customers."
The WBA has been greeted with strong criticism from Optus general manager of interconnect and economic regulation, Andrew Sheridan, who told Computerworld Australia that while some progress had been made, the WBA remained "disappointing" and still failed to address industry issues adequately.
"A fundamental element of the NBN policy is that NBN Co be tightly regulated," Sheridan said. "As it stands the WBA moves away from this commitment and seeks to limit the role of the ACCC.
"It is concerning that NBN Co intends to press ahead with this version without addressing all of the industry's main concerns."
A Telstra spokesperson would not comment on the telco's specific concerns with the WBA or whether it intended to sign the agreement.
"We are reviewing the WBA and will discuss any concerns with NBN Co," the spokesperson said.
According to the NBN Co spokesperson, just one "small" RSP has signed the WBA at this stage, while several others have asked for executable copies.
"We will continue to talk with our customers and potential customers about the WBA and any other matters."
Hassell maintained that the wholesaler had listened carefully to industry throughout the drafting process to create a WBA that suited all parties.
"The Wholesale Broadband Agreement strikes a fair balance between our customers' need for certainty and the flexibility we need, including to accommodate any further regulatory requirements," Hassell said in a statement.
"Moreover it provides the certainty telephone and internet service providers require to offer competitive broadband plans to the millions of homes and businesses that will connect to the NBN."
One ISP that will certainly be signing the agreement is Exetel, according to chief executive, John Linton.
"We are satisfied with what we have scan read because in the time it will be in existence it will not affect anything we, or anyone else, does," Linton said.
"As any agreement between Telstra and anyone else – it is entirely one sided – but Exetel, as a small telecommunications company has zero ability to influence.
"To us it's almost entirely irrelevant because an anticipated change of federal government in two years' time will render any such agreement pointless."
The release of the WBA follows the fifth and final draft of the document, after which Optus made clear it was still in negotiations around issues including regulatory oversight and service assurance levels.
The telco was initially waiting for the wholesaler to finalise the WBA before it detailed its commercial NBN pricing but opted not to wait after the process quot;took longer than initially envisagedquot;.
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Lincoln, Neb., Aug 7, 2013 / 02:06 am (CNA).- Reflecting on the pornography addiction of a man recently sentenced for the abduction of three women, Bishop James Conley said that the pervasive porn problem is rooted in loneliness and isolation.
On Aug. 1, Ariel Castro was sentenced to more than 1,000 years in prison for the abduction, imprisonment and rape of three women for over ten years. He held the women captive in his Ohio home, beating one of them when she was impregnated by him until she miscarried some five times.
"When Castro stood shackled in a Cleveland courtroom, he confessed a common American problem," the bishop of Lincoln, Neb. wrote in an Aug. 6 column at First Things.
"'I believe I am addicted to porn,' he said, 'to the point where I am impulsive, and I just don't realize that what I am doing is wrong.'"
"Pornographic addiction is powerful, destructive, and all too typical," Bishop Conley said.
"Ariel Castro's addiction is no excuse for his actions, but it points to a deep and sobering reality: Free, anonymous, and ubiquitous access to pornography is quietly transforming American men and American culture."
Bishop Conley pointed to studies that have found a correlation between the use of pornography and the sexual coercion of women, as well as its being a factor in more than half of divorce cases.
"It is increasingly unreasonable to argue that pornography use is ever harmless or victimless."
The bishop lamented the easy access to free pornography that is offered by the internet, and by mobile devices in particular.
The problem with pornography, he said, is that it robs its users of the ability – the "freedom" – to have personal relationships which recognize the subjectivity of other human persons.
"In a mind addicted to pornography, personal subjectivity is replaced by a dehumanizing, objectifying, abusive kind of relationality."
He noted that the recognition of pornography's harm is not limited to religious minds. On July 22, the British prime minister announced that by default, pornography will be filtered on U.K. internet connections by default and rape pornography will be illegal.
These policies, Bishop Conley said, are a "starting place" for deterring sexual violence and abuse, which should be supplemented by "active parenting" and accountability.
He looked further to the root cause of lust and porn addiction: lonelineness. "Lust begins with loneliness … lust begins with a yearning for love," he wrote.
"If we want to combat the social consequences of pornography, we must begin with a commitment to love."
Christianity's offering in the fight against pornography is its understanding of grace and of the communal nature of the human person, Bishop Conley said.
He wrote that the Rule of St. Benedict, which formed Western monasticism, shows that "temptation is more easily addressed in a community."
The encounter with other persons in their subjectivity, which is fostered by living in community, "undermines, supplants and replaces objectification," according to Bishop Conley.
The lesson of Benedict's Rule, he said, is that interpersonal subjectivity is a "necessary component of the Christian life."
"Christian community is also the context in which the virtues of modesty, temperance, and chastity can be proposed and modeled with credibility. To propose an alternative to pornography's temptation, we must model the freedom of the ordered life," forming authentic families and communities.
While Castro spends the remainder of his life in prison, Bishop Conley said, "lonely young women and men across America will search for pornography – seeking to replace loneliness with the fantasy of human connection."
"Christians have something far richer to offer: the freedom of fraternity, accountability, and beauty that abides in the Body of Christ."
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Rick, these are sweet words for a man who has an Aptus 75 on order. Shame that the backorders are so long! The wonderful people at Leaf America were so kind as to loan me an Aptus 75 for a week. I must say that it was astonishing! The files were awesome the 800 ASA was insane and at 400 it was breathtaking. But the new A75 is amazing for the color and use of ASA.But if you are new to this gear, are leaning in the MFDB direction or desperately need the ASA. Then I would seriously consider the Aptus 75. Did you really mean this? they (LEAF) are not going anywhere. RAI think I know what you mean I get the distinct feeling that LEAF have trounced Phase at the 33-39Mp back size.[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=63918\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]
One of the members of my Namibia expedition had an Aptus 75 along and I was using my P45.We had planned on an extensive comparison but were foiled in this by the failure of a lens.The brief comparison testing that we did manage to do showed them to be very comparable in image quality. I was very impressed with what I saw from the 75.The difference between the two has more to do now with user interface and design gestalt than image quality. There are difference, but none that are significant or that can't be normalized in processing.More on this in a post trip artcile some time next week.Michael[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=63937\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]
2. They did not send me any note about the fix
Hello, The fix from Phase is not yet complete, although I agree that 3.74 is a step in the right direction. 3.74 makes a dramatic difference with the P 25 files as well (this problem was not isolated to the P45). If you are a P 25 user, you may wish to go back and reprocess some of your old RAW files, and see the improvement.After the final release of 3.74 I had posted the following over on the Phase Forum, :"A suggestion for the online suggestion box. A true "noise reduction off" feature for the P backs in C1 would be greatly appreciated. I absolutely love the functionality side of C1, but my recent tests using Raw Developer has me wondering if Phase could not give us the same functionality within our "home program". Side by side, IMO, the fine detail achieved by Raw Developer is decidedly superior. On all other levels C1 has the edge. Assuming this is indeed the result of aggressive noise reduction (as has been proposed elsewhere), can we expect a noise reduction off feature? It would be greatly appreciated by us PC users who would rather not alternate platforms."Ulf from Phase responded:"We are working on something at the moment. Just wanted to say this so you do not think we ignore your input."I join Michael in commending Phase in listening to its users and responding with timely solutions.[a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=64410\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a]


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I just bought a HP DV6-7099EL laptop (Italian keyboard). I'm going to install Debian in a week or two, I just want to test the computer without touching the partitions (just in case I need support/assistance for hardware problems in the first period).
But Debian it's my main system and I need it for work, so I installed it in VirtualBox.
And the problem is this: before launching X11, my AltGr works in the right way (i.e. it allows me to enter
}), but in X (I tried XFCE, FluxBox, KDE) it stops working, it simply does nothing:
AltGr + ò =
ò(instead of
AltGr + à =
à(instead of
xev I found that the code of AltGr is 108, so I tried to modify the keymapping creating
~/.Xmodmap but AltGr behaviour was even weirder:
AltGr + ò = nothing
AltGr + à =
#and carriage return
AltGr + è = nothing (instead of
AltGr + + = sometimes gives
](which is right), sometimes nothing.
BTW, under Windows the key behaves perfectly as expected.
Edit: Following the advice of trying and experimenting with a Debian live, I managed to have my AltGr working (even in virtualbox) with these commands:
clear mod1
clear mod3
clear mod5
keycode 108 = Alt_R
keysym Alt_R = ISO_Level3_Shift
add mod3 = ISO_Level3Shift
Perhaps the three clear are too many, but at the moment it seems working, and the output of
$ xmodmap -pm shows that
ISO_Level3_Shift has only the
mod3 modifier.
On the net almost everyone says that AltGr is recognized by Xorg as
Mode_switch, but here I found out that the right name is
ISO_Level3_Shift (or so it seems, empirically).
Now I'm too much tired, I go to bed. Thank you again jasonwryan and terdon :-)


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Seib & Wessel: Obama's Liberal Problem on Syria
WSJ's Neil King Jr. says that while anti-war sentiment helped propel Obama into the Oval Office, he now he risks widespread defections from liberal Democrats on Syria. Can Obama convince enough to vote for an attack?
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the ... as its biggest Robin Yen arguably may well be among ... his real friends which are liberal Democrats in the house that's in theory tough nut to crack down on ... you know the saying Obama offers the rose of the White House on them though ... sentiment and waited to tell about the Iraq war that sentiment is so strong not just among ... House members themselves or are there but among constituents you talk to ... you know ... Jimmy German art art yesterday on CL and he was saying that ... over the previous twenty four hours has also done about three hundred calls three of them were in favor of some sort of action ... with the big progressive groups of gone out and pull their own numbers seventy five percent ... a number of interested does for phones and think seventy five percent oppose ... so this huge pressure ... coming in from and they're all emails aloud in the industry so there are not ... in the end I think ... what kills this for mom in the Americas from as there was a hundred House members Democrat basically ... she if he loses ... forty forty five of them on top of what could easily be like uh hundred Navy or so ... um Republicans voting no ... it goes and goes in other ways he is simple enough to commit to the given me Nancy policy the minority leader and getting on the phone and calling members of the Congressional Black caucus and other than saying ... you gotta take this for me is um ... I mean an authentic amass a number of these people yesterday ... as the president's own because he is and the efficacy of a second term enough to sway you Maryland on the looking for political Motorola confirmed this ... the good news for Obama is that Nancy policy is in charge of Nietzsche has proven ... has a proven ability to deliver tough votes ... though I think this is the real test of her I mean this is something like she she had to sell the health care bill to her caucus because it didn't go far enough ... but it still they basically wanted help get this one is really a ... new member this week has been in a case in which the president got on the phone and called individual House members she ... said ... I need you on this one answer Bill Clinton ... LBJ style as he did ... he ever done that ... you know he has a strike said there's no need to get a little bit on health care but it was really more I mean close he was on here that that's the goal line and now ... I think you work the Senate ... bill is ... as good as ... the case Friday as the Senate as a race to be in the Senate ... everybody's administration the president the vice president the Secretary State ... brawl former senators know that sees year I think ... in this context ... the house seems to still be a ... foreign territory for all these guys will house always feels neglected by the president and then you've heard it Darien but if you heard it for Obama but I get the sense from Democrats and House that ... it's a really it's a genuine concern ... they have had about him for a lot now too which uses a liberal Democratic bloc though is that pro Israel ... the girls write a mean away you crack that all ... the solution ... the other was twenty nine Jewish children from House members um and I am not that the console for the death of for a large block the wind that ... other party a lot of pressure being put on those panic Parpart and iles membership and um ... you know it's not that concerned that argument to start to see enough value to ... bring the thing together and I think a packet of the big ... Israeli lobby and or will do a lot of work in that regard ... but another bar in Alaska with is the White House's whole number of conference calls with the progressive caucus of black artists ... of this is going to continue his bids and you know Kerry ... and others of Ardi been saying the bargain indeed individually the area's house to get down to one get one of the conference call somebody raised a big stinkin and