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The first step in obtaining a permit is to submit a permit application. Permits must be obtained prior to installation by submitting a Permit-to-Install (PTI)/Permit-to-Install and Operate (PTIO) application. All of the application materials are available for download by clicking on the link below.
Electronic Permit applications can be submitted using the eBusiness Center: Air Services in a variety of ways depending on the type of facility where the operations are located. Some facilities are required to submit applications electronically. For more information, please see the Air Services webpage. For those who can submit hard copy applications, they must be sent to the appropriate District Office or Local Air Agency (DO/LAA).
If I have to fill out the applications quickly what do I do?
If I need to get my permit processed quickly what do I do?
The Division of Air Pollution Control (DAPC) provides electronic copies of permits issued to facilities that we have an electronic copy of. Our electronic documents date back to late 1998. All electronic permit records are available in PDF. If an electronic copy is available, a link will be present in a list of all records we have going back to 1974 of issued permits. Additional search options and tracking status will be added to this website in mid- to late-2009.
All stages of issued permits are now available by clicking here.
For many years, Ohio EPA has required quarterly and semi-annual compliance reports in Permits-to-Install (PTIs), Title V permits, and historical State Permits-to-Operate (PTOs) (i.e., former Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) Chapter 3745-35 permits-to-operate). Beginning June 30, 2008, Ohio EPA began only requiring those reports in PTIs issued to Title V facilities and for certain restrictions issued in a federally enforceable Permit-to-Install and Operate (FEPTIO).
Also beginning June 30, 2008, an annual Permit Evaluation Report (PER) requirement was instituted for any emissions unit subject to permit requirements issued in a final PTIO. The effect of this 2008 change was that at a facility that is not subject to Title V, the reporting requirements for "existing permitted" emissions units continue in effect and are required to be submitted until a PTIO is issued final for that emissions unit. Thus, in most cases, an existing quarterly reporting requirement will eventually be replaced with the PER for all operations at the facility as the existing PTIs/State issued PTOs (i.e., former OAC Chapter 3745-35 permits-to-operate) are superseded by the issued PTIO for each emissions unit.
The eBusiness Center - Air Services is required as the mechanism to submit the Title V Compliance Certification and other required reports for Title V facilities. Similarly, the PER, and as applicable other reports also must be submitted via eBusiness Center - Air Services for facilities subject to an FEPTIO. The use of Air Services to submit the PER or quarterly and semi-annual reports is optional for facilities that are not subject to an FEPTIO. Facilities subject to Title V or an FEPTIO are strongly encouraged to use Air Services to submit all types of reports.
A reminder letter is sent for the annual Title V Compliance Certification. A hard copy PER form or reminder letter is also mailed to all affected facilities at the end of the applicable reporting period. However, no letters reminding companies to submit the quarterly or semi-annual reports are sent by Ohio EPA due to the frequency of reporting. If you need to acquire a copy of the PER form/letter you should contact the applicable District Office/Local Air Agency for the location of the facility.
Note: A PER does not need to be signed prior to submission (although a PIN entered by a company employee is required to submit any item in Air Services).
The 1990 federal Clean Air Act Amendments established new permitting and reporting requirements for air polluting facilities. Under Title V of the amendments, facilities that have the potential to emit certain amounts of air pollution are required to apply for and obtain a state-federal operating permit and pay emission fees. In Ohio, facilities are categorized into three 'types' for purposes of deciding which reports are required to be filed on April 15 each year. A site is either 'Title V' or 'Non-Title V.' Your facility 'type' in turn determines the level of detail, the reporting mechanism (Air Services versus hard copy report form) for reporting facility-wide emissions, pollutants included and the amount of fees that are charged. It also determines whether or not an Emissions Inventory (EIS) and/or an Emissions Statement (ES) is required to be filed simultaneously.
For more information, please visit Annual Emissions Reporting Program's website.
Most of the air pollution permit fees are emissions-based fees (i.e., a $/ton assessed fee based on estimated actual emissions). However, the Permit-To-Install (PTI) fee is assessed on a permit basis using a schedule identified in Section 3745.11 of the Ohio Revised Code. This schedule identifies various fees for specific categories of permitted activities. The total PTI fee is the sum of the various activity-specific fees assessed for the operations permitted in each issued PTI.
Reporting requirements are outlined in Ohio Revised Code (ORC)3745.11 and Ohio Administrative Code (OAC)3745-78-02. If you are an owner or operator of a facility that is required to apply for and obtain an air pollution control operating permit, you are required to submit an annual emissions report for estimated actual facility wide emissions of particulate matter (PM), sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), organic compounds (OC), and lead (Pb) no later than April 15 for the previous year. Once the emissions report is submitted to Ohio EPA, DAPC, a designated District Office or Local Air Agency staff person reviews the emissions data for accuracy. An invoice is generated based on the appropriate fee schedule designated in Ohio law.
Fees are assessed to cover a portion or all of the costs associated with air permitting activities, air pollution monitoring, inspections and providing technical assistance. To read detailed information on each specific fee category, click on the hyperlinks below.
Transfer of ownership and air permits (PDF, Word)
Non-Title V Ownership Transfer Form (PDF, Word)
The Permit Issuance and Emissions Reporting Unit is responsible for tracking, typing, proofing, and issuing Permits to Install (PTIs), Permits-to-Install and Operate (PTIOs) and Title V permits for air pollution sources.
To find out the status of your permit, it is recommended that you first contact the District Office or Local Air Agency (DO/LAA) that is responsible for your facility if you do not have the access to Air Services. The DO/LAA has already sent their permit recommendation to the EPA Central Office, you may contact us at (614) 644-2300 to determine the status and likely issue date of your permit. If you would like to see the steps involved in issuing a permit, click here.
Permit-to-Install and Operate — This permit document is issued to Non-Title V and Synthetic Minor Title V facilities. Permit-to-Install and Operate (PTIO) is a relatively recent permit document type. Effective June 30, 2008, Ohio EPA began issuing a single PTIO for an air contaminant source rather than a Permit-to-Install (PTI), followed by a separate Permit-to-Operate (PTO) for Non-title V and Synthetic Minor Title V facilities. The PTIO was designed to streamline the permitting process for non-major facilities with low emissions of air contaminants. PTIOs are issued as final actions of the Director that are appealable to the Environmental Review Appeals Commission. If the permit is establishing federally enforceable terms and conditions or has high public interest, it will first be issued as a draft permit to allow a 30-day comment period by the public, U.S. EPA, or other interested parties.
Federally Enforceable Permit-to-Install and Operate (FEPTIO) — This a specific type of PTIO issued with federally enforceable limitations that limit the facility-wide potential to emit. The limitations restrict emissions below what is otherwise required by regulation so the permittee can avoid various regulations. The most common restrictions apply to one or more permitted operations at the facility in order to reduce the overall facility-wide potential to emit. In some cases the restriction is requested to avoid an operationally specific requirement (e.g. a MACT standard). FEPTIOs are issued at the same draft and final stages as described for the PTIO above.
Permit Mechanisms/Options — Various mechanisms have been developed over the years to speed up the permitting process. The basic process is described by the "Steps to obtain Ohio EPA air pollution permits." However, additional permitting options may be available depending on the type of operation being installed. These options fall into two broad categories: exemptions and general permits.
Exemptions — Ohio EPA has developed several types of permitting exemptions. These exemptions include:
Ohio EPA's spill hotline should be used to report release of any material that impacts public health or the environment, including chemicals and petroleum products.
For non-emergency calls, including complaints, questions or concerns about environmental issues, please use the toll-free numbers listed for the nearest district office or contact the public involvement coordinator for your region. The regulated community should use the main division number for routine business.
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How do do I inspect compile-time dependencies for packages?
You want a "visual" output of the dependency tree for a particular package?
bitbake --dry-run --verbose $packagename | grep "current path" | less
should give you that information. Another way is the more recent
bitbake -g $packagename && less *.dot
If you have graphviz installed, you can convert the .dot file to PostScript (.ps).
dot -Tps task-depends.dot -o task-depends.ps
And then we can open the .ps file with gimp or evince, send it to the printer or whatever you usually do with these files.
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- Fire victims died of smoke inhalation
INDIANAPOLIS -- A seventh-grade girl walked into Holy Cross Central School on Feb. 24 with tears in her eyes.
She was mourning the death of her friend and former classmate, one of the six people killed two days prior in an Indianapolis house fire.
The next day the girl walked into the office of Holy Cross Principal Ruth Tinsley with one question.
"What can we do to help?"
What followed, school officials said, was an act of selflessness, powered by the students of a small Roman Catholic school, that won't soon be matched.
"I was totally overwhelmed … prouder than any mother could be of their children, and I have 225 children to be proud of here," Tinsley said. "It will warm my heart for years to come."
As of Tuesday afternoon, the students had collected $1,025 in donations for the Guerra family.
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The Feb. 22 morning fire killed Lionel "Leo" Guerra, 47; Brandy Mae Guerra, 33; Miranda Guerra, 14; Esteban Guerra, 11; Blanquita Guerra, 8; and Fuentes Guerra, 6. All died of smoke inhalation.
Officials from the Indianapolis Fire Department said the fire was accidental but the cause remains "undetermined." Arson has been ruled out as a possibility.
Tinsley said that after the seventh-grade student asked what they could do to support the family, Tinsley asked Holy Cross Pastor Chris Wadelton if the offering from the school's Thursday morning Mass could go to the family instead of the church.
Wadelton agreed, and when the time for the offering came, nearly every student stood and dropped coins and bills into the collection basket.
"More than one child brought in, like, a Mason jar with change. You could tell they had been collecting it for a while," Wadelton said.
"The kids' eyes would kind of get big when they would come up and see how much money was in the basket, and they were all part of that."
The next day, the school gave students another opportunity to give. Once again, student participation exceeded officials' expectations.
"It wasn't just a dollar they brought in," Tinsley said. "They brought in twenties and fives and tens. They said to me, 'We want them to have this. They need this.' By the end of the day, we had more than $800 in two days."
At that point, the fundraising effort had taken on a life of its own.
Tinsley said to make the parents aware of the fundraiser, a note was sent home with every child early last week explaining what was being called the "Students Helping Students" drive.
One student used that note to make a poster that she then hung in her apartment complex and at the restaurant that her father manages. That student returned to the school with $156 from her own personal campaign, Tinsley said.
Practically every Holy Cross student from pre-kindergarten to eighth grade made a contribution to the Guerra family, Tinsley said.
"It's remarkable ... 93 percent of my children live at or below the poverty level, but they stepped up to help strangers in need," she said. "It was simply amazing."


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Power the Future Report: Powering the future
2015 February 04, 09:05 CEST
Gothenburg, Sweden, 3 February 2015: Over 100 years ago, Sven Wingvist invented the self-aligning ball bearing and founded SKF. Since then, we have played our role in helping to reduce friction in the mechanised world, and as a result our business has grown quickly and globally to become a leader in industry. Today, we operate in 130 countries around the world, employ some 48,000 people and have an annual turnover of SEK 71 billion. All of this can be attributed in part to our focus on powering innovation: progressing our products and services, empowering our people and challenging ourselves to constantly push the boundaries of what's possible.
Our business value across all segments in which we operate is to make sure that we keep machine shafts rotating and equipment moving over their expected lifetime. At SKF, we always continue to fine tune products and solutions to bring higher value to our customers and to make them more competitive. This emphasis on developing complete and innovative solutions helps to make machines more reliable, more energy efficient and to also reduce the total cost of ownership for our customers. However, it is also important that we focus with our customers on Asset Life Cycle Management, right from the early design phase through to remanufacturing, and finally, replacement. Therefore, we place an equally vital emphasis throughout our business on assisting our customers after installation and during operation.
Indeed, it is this emphasis on Asset Life Cycle Management that has led to some of our most ground-breaking developments. More than 30 years ago, for example, we made history by developing the bearing sub surface fatigue life calculation, which subsequently became the ISO standard throughout industry. However, as time has moved on and we have gained deeper understanding of the reasons behind bearing failure, we have applied this knowledge and technical experience to further develop this important model. The results of this development will be showcased at Hannover Messe 2015, the world's leading trade fair for industrial technology, however the notion of continuous improvement that this development demonstrates is evidenced throughout this report.
As technology continues to evolve at an increasingly rapid pace throughout the world of engineering and beyond, it is vital that engineering businesses, including SKF, consider the implications that this will have on their products, services and business models as well as their customers at all levels: factory, machinery and workforce.
All of SKF's new product and service development projects are based on a number of important factors, including extensive experience gathered over many years, a dedicated and efficiently trained workforce that has industry leading knowledge, and a specific intention of where and how a new product is to be used.
The forward thinking culture that we pride ourselves on is essential to remaining a market leader. This is especially true in the engineering sector, where one ground-breaking idea can change the face of a whole product market. Recognising and keeping ahead of industry trends is as much a part of successful development as anything else, which is why we have put together this report, which outlines our vision of the future for the sectors we work in.
So, why this report? Well, we have drawn on our many years of experience to paint a detailed picture of areas within production and manufacturing that we think will experience significant evolution in the near future. We have also combined our efforts with a carefully chosen selection of independent academic and objective industry experts, who have specifically contributed their expertise through a number of fascinating articles.
Through this report, readers will develop a greater knowledge of three main areas of interest that we predict will continue to grow in importance and become more prevalent in the day to day operations of industry. These topics include: The evolution of the factory; the future of intelligent machine design; and the power of knowledge engineering.
The evolution of the factory is a common topic among the engineering sector. Already, although on a tiny scale, we have begun to see the influence of technological advances - such as in the utilisation of smart devices - on factory processes. In this chapter, the factory of the future is discussed, with specific focus on how it will look, what it will do and how the technology that powers it will work.
Further to the use of smart technology, the role of the Internet of Things is potentially one of the biggest changes that the factory will experience since the introduction of automatic control of machinery. This is why in the second chapter of the report we take an in-depth look at the future of intelligent machine design and the influence of the Internet of Things and concepts such as Industry 4.0.
Last, but certainly not least, the third chapter in the report discusses the impact that the increasing reliance on IT, and the resulting data produced, will have on engineering companies and their workforces. It will also highlight the continuing need for innovation to keep up with an ever changing industry by discussing how to capture and deliver value.
By creating an environment that actively encourages improvement and development, through specific management procedures and analysis, SKF continues to lead the market in terms of innovation. Through continuing to nurture industrial activity and development, we in SKF believe we can power the future and unlock the next industrial revolution.
Bernd is Senior Vice President of Group Technology Development at SKF. He joined SKF in 1994 and has almost fifteen years' experience of leading business units within both SKF's industrial and automotive businesses and most recently held the position of Director of the Group's renewable energy business unit. Bernd is experienced in engineering as well as product and manufacturing process development and holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Essen.
Bernd Stephan, Senior Vice President, SKF Group Technology Development
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SKF is a leading global supplier of bearings, seals, mechatronics, lubrication systems, and services which include technical support, maintenance and reliability services, engineering consulting and training. SKF is represented in more than 130 countries and has around 15,000 distributor locations worldwide. Annual sales in 2013 were SEK 63,597 million and the number of employees was 48,401. www.skf.com
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Commuters across Yorkshire face another day of delays and frustration as strike action leads to a reduction of services.
Rail strike: How are the services affected in your area of Yorkshire today?
Workers at two rail companies are said to be solidly supporting a fresh strike in the bitter dispute over the role of guards on trains.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union at Greater Anglia and Arriva Rail North (Northern) mounted picket lines outside stations after walking out for 24 hours.
A statement on the Northern Rail websites states: "To help keep you on the move during RMT strike action on Wednesday 9th May we will run more than 1,300 services.
"The majority of available trains will operate between 7am and 7pm as we focus on running as many trains as we can to get you into work and home again. During these hours, we will operate around 65% of the normal weekday timetable.
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"As the overall number of trains running will be reduced, we expect trains and any replacement buses we operate to be extremely busy. Please allow extra time for journeys, plan carefully and consider whether travel is necessary.
"During the RMT strike action we expect all services to be busy, especially in the morning and evening peak periods, and advise you to allow extra time to travel."
Greater Anglia said it was running a normal service despite the action, but Northern services were affected.
Risk of 'further very warm weather' for Leeds, according to Met Office
RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "RMT members on Northern Rail and Greater Anglia stand rock solid and united once again this morning in separate disputes which are about putting public safety and access before private profit on our railways.
"It is ludicrous that we have been able to negotiate agreements in Wales and Scotland that lock in the guard guarantee, but we are being blocked from reaching the same settlement across the North and Greater Anglia.
Firefighters rescue woman from river in Leeds
A solution to these disputes is within our grasp but the rail companies need to stop sticking their heads in the sand, get back round the table and work with the union to bolt it down.
"RMT members have shown extraordinary resilience and determination in the fight for rail safety and we thank the public for their continuing support and understanding."
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Walking into some quick-service restaurants these days can make you feel like you've just wandered into the produce section at Whole Foods. A colorful cornucopia of fresh fruit—from deep-yellow mangos and light-green apples to purple pomegranates and ruby-red strawberries—is getting highlighted in every menu category. Fruits from across the world are showing up in breakfast items, as part of eye-catching salads, as accompanying elements to entrees, as fresh-pressed beverages, and as healthy dessert options.
This fruit usually travels a long and complex road from the orchards, fields, and groves to a quick-service chain's multiple outlets. Ensuring that consumers get a fresh product can be difficult, so operators use a variety of tactics to maximize that freshness and extend its window of usage. Given the scale of use—Wendy's alone uses more than 750,000 pounds of fresh fruit per week on its offerings—operators are trying to make their fruit processes as efficient as possible.
Some operators rely on fruit that is picked prematurely so that it ripens in transit, a process that can often take weeks. Others employ the individually quick frozen (IQF) technique to flash-freeze fruit and lock in its consistency, flavor, and freshness. Still others use a variety of chemicals to help extend freshness. Sourcing location, prepping approaches, and storage methods also play a role. All of these strategies inherently help cut down on spoilage and moisture loss, which can be a major cost when using fresh produce with a limited shelf life.
A number of high-profile quick-service chains have begun incorporating fresh fruit into their menus. Wendy's, Chick-fil-A, and Panera Bread have all worked fresh fruits into their salad offerings; Arby's offers sliced apples as a part of its kids' meals; Saxbys Coffee uses fresh fruit on frozen yogurt and in made-to-order smoothies; and Corner Bakery utilizes fruit in a variety of menu items, including several salads that highlight fresh fruit.
One concept making a big splash with its fresh fruit offerings is a quick-service chain best known for burgers and fries: McDonald's. Whether kids order a Happy Meal with a hamburger, a cheeseburger, or Chicken McNuggets, they now are always going to get a 1.2-ounce vacuum-sealed bag of apple slices to complement it. (The price of the Happy Meal will remain the same.) Apples were chosen after McDonald's market research consistently demonstrated that it was consumers' favorite fruit, so the chain uses a number of varietals, including Granny Smith, Gala, Jonagold, Golden Delicious, and Empire.
Though the company has been offering a larger portion of the apples as an add-on since 2004, it became a standard element in Happy Meals earlier this year. Research conducted by McDonald's showed that while 88 percent of consumers were aware of the apples' availability, only 11 percent ultimately ordered them.
"McDonald's wants to help support parents in encouraging their children's habit of eating produce at meals," says McDonald's USA's family category marketing director, Molly Starmann. "By automatically including them, McDonald's is offering parents and kids a balance of the foods that are good for them along with the foods they love."
It was an exhaustive, multiyear effort to get these apples out of the orchards and into the classic red-and-yellow Happy Meal boxes. It took the company several years to simply get its suppliers to grow enough trees to accommodate the company's expansive needs. Starmann estimates that this newly implemented program will serve up to 100 million cups of fresh apples this year alone at the company's 14,000 stateside outlets. McDonald's is sourcing its apples primarily from Washington, California, New York, and Michigan, though it does use apples imported from Chile, as well.
It's part of the company's broader health initiatives targeted at younger consumers, dubbed the "Commitments to Offer Improved Nutrition Choices" campaign. "McDonald's has consulted with nutrition experts, while also working with our supplier partners, owner/operators, and our menu development teams to invest in ongoing menu evolution efforts, as well as nutritional communications," Starmann says.
The apple addition also speaks to the restaurant's larger goal to offer more fresh fruits, including blueberries and strawberries, to consumers in a variety of items. Customers now have the opportunity to order Real Fruit Smoothies, Fruit & Maple Oatmeal, a Fruit & Walnut Salad, and a Fruit & Yogurt Parfait.
"While we can't share specific sales data or volume information, we can say that many of our new menu items with fruit are very popular among a wide variety of our customers," Starmann says.
Oftentimes restaurants will use a limited-time offer as a way to test just how fresh fruit would work into their system and how consumers will react to it as part of their brand offerings. In 2011, after Daphne's Greek Café changed its positioning to become Daphne's California Greek, it used this strategy to incorporate fruit.
"The California orientation toward freshness opened the window for new items on the menu," says Karen Gorrell, a culinary consultant for the National Mango Board who worked with Daphne's to develop new menu items. "That led the way to new ingredients that hadn't previously been appropriate for the brand."
Daphne's ultimately developed a fresh mango salsa, which was a part of the LTO Mango and Shrimp Salad. It then worked with Gorrell and her colleagues to learn how to best handle the fruit to ensure that it enjoyed the maximum shelf life in the store, which would lead to the lowest amount of product loss due to spoilage. Gorrell estimates that fresh mango has about a seven-day window of opportunity for use.
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Dolph Lundgren has unveiled Uwe Boll's latest cinematic masterpiece (after the insanely offensive Blubberella, naturally). It's a movie about a time-traveling Vietnam vet, who fights ninjas and knights. He's just screwing with us now, right?
In an interview with blogtalk radio Lundgren revealed Boll's next unholy work called In The Name Of The King 2, yes, that would be the sequel to the Jason Statham movie no one saw.
"I play an ex-middle ages war veteran who gets f**ked up but he gets pulled into some sort of medieval power struggle, kind of gets a bit of a redemption for all his pains in service. It's a role I just wanted to play. It's fun to exercise my acting chops [sic] once in a while. I've got to get ready for 'Expendables 2′."
Speaking about the plot – which is set in the kingdom of Ehb – director Boll said: "It's like contemporary, right now big city, and we have Dolph Lundgren basically being a cop or like a fighting coordinator working as this, and one night he gets attacked by ninjas in his house and fell with the ninjas into a vortex back in time. [...] And then it turns out it's like 50 years after the first part 'In the Name of the King' ended, and Ehb is destroyed and everybody is dead, Jason Statham and everybody who was in the first part, got wiped out."
'In the Name of the King 2′ is set to start shooting early next year in Canada
I still think this whole thing is just a joke and Dolph is just messing with us, well we can hope that at least.


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We know it's not random YouTube Wednesday — that makes it sound like a radio promotion, doesn't it? — but this was too delicious not to post. We don't remember that old cartoon show in the early '90s called "Pro Stars," but it apparently featured animated versions of Michael Jordan, Wayne Gretzky and Bo Jackson doing what they do best: Fighting crime!
They live in a gym, apparently live in lockers and have special crime-fighting skills that are, fortuitously, directly related to their athletic talents. We are actually disappointed they didn't have this in the late '90s, with Bonds, McGwire and Sosa.
But as Michael says: It's all about ... helpin' kids!
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This fashionable pendant chandelier creates instant style in any setting. The design features an exclusive pattern printed on high-quality canvas. A white acrylic diffuser at the bottom of the shade prevents glare. Includes extra cable and cord so you can vary the hanging height. U.S. Patent # 7,347,593.


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Even if business people learn to expect easy-money caused bubbles and busts — this would still not prevent the formation of a boom-bust cycle.
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The Chinese debt is overwhelming not simply because of the volume, but because the figure has quadrupled in seven years.
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Increases in the money supply need not always be followed by general increases in prices, as prices are determined by both real and monetary factors.
Surprise, surprise! With the peso continuing to drop like a stone against the U.S. dollar, Argentina has appealed to the IMF for emergency credit. In requesting the bailout, President Macri cited the sudden emergence of global factors beyond his control for the current plight of the...
Money is not neutral, and changes in the money supply set into motion a variety of unpredictable movements.
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BOSTON, Nov. 7 (UPI) -- Children hit by both H1N1 and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus have a significantly higher risk of dying from the flu, U.S. researchers say.
Dr. Adrienne Randolph of Children's Hospital Boston, the study leader, said during the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic, many previously healthy children became critically ill, developing severe pneumonia and respiratory failure, and some died.
The study, published in the journal Pediatrics, found having H1N1 and MRSA simultaneously increased the risk for flu-related mortality eightfold among previously healthy children.
Moreover, almost all of these co-infected children died despite being treated quickly with vancomycin.
"There's more risk for MRSA to become invasive in the presence of flu or other viruses," Randolph said in a statement. "These deaths in co-infected children are a warning sign."
The researchers said the findings make clear why flu vaccination among all children age 6 months and older is imperative.
"The 2009 H1N1 virus has not changed significantly to date," said Dr. Tim Uyeki of the Influenza Division of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta who was the lead investigator.
"Infections of children in the U.S. with 2009 H1N1 virus are expected this season and need to be prevented and treated appropriately. Influenza vaccination protects against 2009 H1N1 illness."


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Scarlett Johansson Kisses Her New Man in NYC
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Scarlett Johansson embraced boyfriend Romain Dauriac outside of their NYC hotel on Wednesday. The couple walked out separately and then stopped to kiss before they headed to breakfast. Scarlett and Romain were first linked last month, when they were seen holding hands under their table at a restaurant, and now it looks like they're going public with their relationship just in time for the holidays. Before the festive season, though, Scarlett has Hitchcock opening in wide release today. Her work will continue after the New Year when she'll head to the Sundance Film Festival for the premiere of her film with Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Don Jon's Addiction.


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ARCS blasts off with astronaut honoree
The members of Colorado chapter of ARCS (Achievement Rewards for College Scientists) know how to throw a good party, and their 2010 gala was out of this world.
Ronald Sega, who orbited Earth aboard the space shuttles Discovery (1994) and Atlantis (1996), was both the honoree and keynote speaker. His engaging talk, illustrated by slides he'd taken on both missions, captivated the crowd that also had come to salute the 32 collegians whose studies in science, engineering and medicine are being funded in part by scholarships granted by ARCS.
Sega is now vice president of engineering, environment and applied research at Colorado State University, where he also is the Woodward professor of systems engineering.
Sherrye Berger, a past president of the chapter who also has served on the ARCS national board, chaired the gala and helped the current president, Shirleen Tucker, welcome such VIP guests as University of Colorado president Bruce Benson, Colorado School of Mines president Bill Scoggins, University of Colorado Denver chancellor M. Roy Wilson, CSU chancellor Joe Blake, and Edward Chow, professor of computer science at CU Colorado Springs.
Sure, the evening was all about science, but romance played a part, too. Specifically: Berger's daughter, Lisa, and her husband, Jim Benson. The couple had dated 17 years ago, but went their separate ways when Lisa's career took her to New York and London. They were reunited about a year ago, and were married by Mayor John Hickenlooper in February.
Jim is the son of Nancy Lake Benson and the aforementioned Bruce Benson; the Benson and Berger families have been close friends for decades.
CBS 4 meterologist Dave Aguilera emceed the dinner event held at Denver Museum of Nature & Science. It began with cocktails and a silent auction and continued with a steak Diane dinner and live bidding on items that ranged from a University of Colorado gift basket to a VIP, behind-the-scenes tour of Lockheed Martin that concludes with dinner with a former astronaut.
The Lockheed Martin connection is a valuable one for ARCS, and is due in part to the fact that Vivian Teets, the wife of retired Lockheed Martin chief Peter Teets, is a member. The couple attended the gala, sitting at Berger's table with Ron and Ann Sega, CU Denver chancellor Wilson and his wife, Suzanne Arkle Wilson, and Dr. Andrew Thorburn, interim director of the CU Cancer Center.
Other special guests were ARCS national president Mary Snitch, who also is NASA's director of programs, space systems and operation, and Bart Snyder, grandson of the first American in space, Alan Shepard. Bart's mother, Laura Churchley, is a member of the local ARCS chapter.
New members of ARCS who attended the gala included Nicole Garneau, department chair and curator of health sciences at Denver Museum of Nature & Science, and her predecessor, Bridget Coughlin, who has recently been promoted to vice president at the museum.
Others taking part in the fundraiser were Miles and Martha Symko-Davies (she's a solar specialist at the National Renewable Energy Lab in Golden); former CU Denver chancellor Jim Shore and his wife, Christine; Gary and Mary Margaret Wright (his G.A. Wright Marketing donated the graphic design for the gala's invitations and programs); Val and Dr. Dale Liechty; Bob and Barbara Danos; Danielle and Dr. Tom Okin; Merrill and Jane Yale; Wanda Newman; Phyllis and Dr. Gary VanderArk; Ann Brown; Sandy Vinnik; Sue Kintzele; Sonnie and Dr. Richard Talley; Earl and Nancy Wright; Lyda Ludeman; Barbara Knepshield; and Ann and Bob Lowdermilk.
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The official charts company has requested that I remove all chart data. They claim that I am in breach of their database copyright by publishing any chart based on UK single sales. Thank to everyone for your support over the years, I have had loads of messages from people over the years who have found the site invaluable and I am very sorry to let down the people that rely on my data.
I did try to explain to the Official Charts Company that I was offering a service that was not available anywhere else and that it was a non-commercial service but my pleas fell on deaf ears. I hope that in the long term the Official Charts Company will realise that my innovations have not detracted from their potential earnings but in fact have encourage people with an interest in the charts. Perhaps they will one day offer some of the features that I have been providing here but I wouldn't hold your breath! Thanks again to all those who have supported the site and helped out. Matt
Posted by mazadillon on 15/11/2012
I have discovered the amazing HTML tag of "button" which enables me to put more descriptive titles onto buttons for accepting or rejecting edits. Hopefully this should avoid confusion around edits where the approval is for a negative action i.e. approve the deletion of an artwork. Hope you find it helpful!
Posted by mazadillon on 10/11/2012
Following user feedback I have switched around the columns on the artist pages which show the peak position of the release and it's number of weeks in the chart. This is to conform with the convention of showing the peak first, followed by the number of weeks. Hopefully people won't be too confused by this change!
Posted by mazadillon on 06/10/2012
I have only just realised that user registration on the site has not been working for the last six months or so. I have now fixed the problem and created accounts for all the people who got half way through the sign up process. If you have previously tried to register and come up with a blank screen then please try logging in again now and it should hopefully work!
Posted by mazadillon on 22/08/2012
I'm very busy this weekend and unable to take the time to upload artwork for the current charts, if anyone has some time please go to the release page for a single or album that doesn't have artwork and click on the edit icon, then go to upload artwork. Thanks!
Posted by mazadillon on 10/06/2012
As part of the transition over to the new site I have enabled the new design on old chartstats pages, you can turn it on using the link in the bottom right corner. In the near future I will be enabling the new design by default.
Posted by mazadillon on 13/02/2012
I've now created a new edit type for changing the primary artwork for a release, to do this go to the release which you want to change the artwork for and select the edit icon, then choose the option to make primary. If you find any problems then please post in the forum.
Posted by mazadillon on 10/02/2012
I've rolled out a change to the editing system that should make it more resilient to user error. Please post in the forums if you have any issues.
Posted by mazadillon on 05/02/2012
I've set up a forum to allow people to discuss the charts and about the website in general
Posted by mazadillon on 22/12/2011
Thanks for all the messages about updating the site, I have just got married and normal service will be resumed in the next couple of days.
Posted by mazadillon on 07/11/2011
I've now realised why we were getting all those 500 internal server errors, it turns out that none of the pages were being cached as I had intended and this was hugely overloading the server. The whole site should be significantly faster now.
Posted by mazadillon on 08/09/2011
I've now added an edit button to each release, this will enable you to fix basic errors such as miss-spelled titles or duplicate releases. All suggested fixes are only approved after other users of the site have had a chance to review them.
Posted by mazadillon on 05/08/2011
I finally got around to tidying up most of the singles and artists that have got featured artists listed in inconsistent ways. Now all an artist's releases should be visible from their page with any featured artists listed in the title of the release. This will result in some broken links but should make it easier for people to find odd releases that I get asked about.
Posted by mazadillon on 16/07/2011
There's been a lot of problems with the site recently, firstly the site was compromised and adverts injected by hackers. Then in my efforts to clean up after the hack and protect against future invasions I managed to break something somewhere. Apologies for all the inconvenience caused, and thanks to all the kind people who emailed to let me know the detail of the problem.
Posted by mazadillon on 14/06/2011
I've now added links onto the release pages to help people to find songs to buy. I'm receiving fairly regular emails from website users who are asking me if I will sell them one of the singles listed on the site, now there are some resources to help them find the music without bothering me. So far there are links to http://www.mattscdsingles.com/ Matt's CD Singles and to amazon UK.
Posted by mazadillon on 08/05/2011
I've done quite a bit of work on the site this evening, the new charts have been added using a new mechanism which should be a significant improvement on the previous system. If you notice any bugs please let me know using the contact page.
Posted by mazadillon on 25/04/2011
I have now set the website to use the new database backend by default. You can also try out the new editing system for approving uploaded cover art, you will need to log in using an OpenID to contribute to the site. You can give it a try here http://chartarchive.org/edit
Posted by mazadillon on 02/12/2010
I have done some more work on the new database backend and have now got graphs working on release and artist pages. I've also finally got around to fix a few bugs in the chart pages on the new backend. I'm hoping to switch over to using the new backend by default some time soon, in the mean time please try it out and contact me about any bugs.
Posted by mazadillon on 27/10/2010
I have now got a beta version of the new database backend up and running for testing purposes. If you would like to turn on the different database backend and try it out then you can do so here. You can turn on or off the new database backend. At present the two datasets are identical, the new backend doesn't currently have graphs and the information is laid out in a slightly different way. Let me know your feedback on the contact page.
Posted by mazadillon on 26/07/2010
So it appears that the official charts company has given their website quite an overhaul and they now include an archive of the charts going back to the 1960's. I wonder where they got that idea from? In their wisdom they have also stopped listing the top 100 and now only list the top 40 chart (hence that being all I have). Stand by for more progress on the transition to a new database backend and more user interactivity as I get the time to program it.
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With the summer in full swing and 90 degree temperatures knocking on our doors almost every day, a sunburnis almost an inevitability. There's not much worse than spending time enjoying a Montana summer day, only to find you look like a Maine lobster.
The pain and sting of a sunburn can last for days. Aloe is a sure bet to soothe a sunburn, but what do you do if you don't have any aloe, or if you just don't like how it goes on slimy and then gets sticky? There is good news for you, there are many other natural ways you can help to soothe that sunburn without aloe.
Vinegar – One cup of white cider vinegar and a tub of water. Vinegar helps to balance your PH levels, which helps to heal the pain of a burn.
Oatmeal – Put oatmeal on a gauze pad, pour water on it, then put it on the sunburned area. Leave it on for 20 minutes. Oats are an anti-inflammatory, so they help to soothe the skin.
Tomato sauce – Open a can and slather it on your skin to help prevent sunburn. The lycopene in tomatoes help to reduce the skins reaction to ultraviolet rays.
Yogurt – Spread plain yogurt on your skin and remove it once it gets warm. This creamy dairy product helps to soothe burns.
Tea – Brew a pot of tea and then let it cool. Dip gauze strips in the tea, and then place the strips on your burn. The tannins in the tea help to relieve the pain of the burn.
Cucumber – Puree or slice cucumbers and put them on the burned area. Cucumbers have a soothing cooling effect on the skin.
Baking soda – Add 2 to 3 tablespoons of baking soda to a bath and soak for 20 minutes. Be sure not to soak for too long or you can actually dry out your skin.
Potato – Puree a couple potatoes and then rub the mixture on your skin.
Milk – Wipe milk on your skin to help soothe a bad burn. Milk helps to soothe pain, itching and burning.
Honey – Putting honey on your skin will help your skin cells regenerate faster.
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Modeling Bacterial Transport and Removal in a Constructed Wetland SystemE. Engström, B. Balfors, and R. Thunvik
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In this study we evaluate transport, retention and subsistence of Escherichia coli (E. coli), a common fecal indicator bacteria, in a model (2x1m) of a constructed wetland. Transport occurs in the unsaturated and saturated zone. Inactivation is accounted for as a kinetic first-order process. Retention is assumed to be dominated by solid-air-water interface straining and is modeled with a kinetic equation. The relative effluent concentration (C/C0) equals 1.8 log10 at the system outlet. A forward sensitivity analysis shows that results are highly dependent on water infiltration rates and assumptions on E. coli retention rates. The governing, coupled equations of unsaturated media flow and bacterial transport were solved using COMSOL Multiphysics.


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Thayer students' project takes flight
The Dartmouth
January 7, 2011
Using materials such as an air conditioner, cooling pipes and a block of graphite, a team of students from the Thayer School of Engineering is working to design a dehumidifying system for future manned spacecrafts. The student-led initiative — known as the Microgravity University program and sponsored by NASA's Glenn Research Center — will provide the group with the opportunity to fly with and test its project in an aircraft that simulates the reduced gravity of space, according to the program's website.
The team received notification of its selection by NASA in early December, according to the Microgravity University's website.
"[The program] is extraordinarily competitive and very prestigious," Douglas Van Citters, an engineering professor and the group's advisor, said. "This is the first team from my class that's ever made it or even tried out."


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You can take a lot of the drudgery out of disaster recovery by using virtualization technologies for your company's servers, storage and desktops.
You can take a lot of the drudgery out of disaster recovery by using virtualization technologies for your company's servers, storage and desktops.
Saying disaster recovery (DR) can be a "breeze" might be going a little overboard, but thanks to virtualization, the entire DR planning and execution process can be tremendously improved across all fronts. Before we look at how virtualization technologies can make DR easier, let's see why disaster recovery so desperately needs virtualization.
DR without virtualization
With physical servers, storage and desktops, DR planning is usually an overwhelming and complex project.
Typically, physical servers require a physical server (a 1:1 mapping) at the recovery site that will take over in the event of a disaster. At both ends, OSes should be in sync when it comes to versions, patch levels and management apps. The tier-one application running on the server must be at the same version and patch level on the recovery server. In many cases, a DR plan calls for copying application data from backup tapes to each recovery server, redirecting DNS entries and then using the backup servers.
Of course, all the servers and applications need physical storage, including SAN arrays and tape backup (or disk-to-disk backup arrays). In the event of a disaster, the storage data and server apps have to be brought back up as quickly as possible. The data may be recovered from tape, from disk-based backup, or via real-time replication using software or storage snapshots.
Often, IT organizations are only prepared for disaster in the data center, leaving business continuity planning (how the entire business will function in the event of a disaster) to someone else. In many cases, because the logistics and planning required to supply end-user devices to hundreds or thousands of users is so complex, the final "plan" is often to just provide a few laptops to key employees while the remaining users fend for themselves. But companies don't run with just a handful of key people at the helm, so to ensure business continuity in the event of a disaster, you must arrange a way for all employees to do their jobs. That means access to all the same business apps and files they use on a daily basis. Supporting that need with hundreds of physical desktops or laptops, and keeping the OSes and apps updated can be overwhelming.
Consider the work involved with having redundant servers, storage and desktop/laptop devices, and then attempting to keep those devices updated with the most recent data.
How server virtualization eases DR
Planning for a redundant physical server at a DR site is difficult. Not only does the server need to be hot and ready, but it typically needs to be the same brand, model, configuration (CPU and RAM), firmware version, operating system version and patch level.
Hypervisors like Citrix XenServer, Microsoft Hyper-V and VMware vSphere take a single physical server, replace the operating system and allow you to run multiple servers on top. The virtual machines (VMs) running on the host server are hardware independent and portable. In the event of a disaster, you can simply restore them to any other physical server at a DR site running the same hypervisor, recover your VM and power it on. It's that easy.
In a pinch, those hardware-independent and portable VMs could even be restored inside a laptop or desktop PC to get a few users access to an application or to export data.
Portability means VMs don't have to be restored to a host similar to the one they ran on in production. So you can have much higher consolidation ratios at the DR site if you choose, or even restore just your most critical VMs from across all your production hosts to a single ESXi host at the DR site, for example.
You could even upload those VMs to a public cloud and run the virtual machines (with your business-critical apps) at a service provider with no changes to the guest OS, applications or data.
The ability to run virtualized VMs in a public cloud has been packaged and named disaster recovery as a service (DRaaS). With services like those available from Hosting.com and Doyenz.com, VMs from vSphere are replicated to the cloud on an ongoing basis; if there's a disaster, the standby VMs can be powered on to restore business-critical applications to service. End users can access those VMs via the Web, a VPN or they can connect to another company site via a site-to-site VPN.
Virtualization can also help prevent disasters from happening. Virtualization can't stop a hurricane or a flood, but it can make it easy to move VMs (and critical applications) to another server before the event occurs. For example, if you have a pre-failure warning that a server was going to fail, you could use a feature like VMware's vMotion or Microsoft Hyper-V's Live Migration to move running VMs from one host to another, ensuring no downtime or data loss. Similarly, if a SAN needed maintenance or a LUN needed to be restriped, you can use a feature like VMware's Storage vMotion to move a running virtual machine's virtual disk from one SAN to another.
Similarly, if you knew your data center was going to suffer a power outage due to a hurricane, you could power down VMs, copy them to another site and bring them back up at the secondary site.
One of the great things about virtualization is that it provides capabilities to all operating systems and applications that you'd otherwise have to pay for. Many companies can't afford high availability (HA) or timely disaster recovery for all their servers. However, with virtualization, HA and DR features apply to all virtual machines, universally, regardless of their operating system or apps. Thus, features like Microsoft's failover clusters or VMware's vSphere High Availability will bring up all VMs from a failed host onto another host, whether they're running DOS, Windows or Linux, and essentially any application. For the most critical applications, VMware Fault Tolerance (FT) will provide real-time mirroring of virtual machines from one host to another, so users won't see any downtime if a host fails.
For large site-wide disasters, applications like VMware vCenter Site Recovery Manager (SRM) create automated recovery plans for entire virtual infrastructures to get VMs and critical applications running at the recovery site at the push of a button. SRM works for any operating system and application, and is usually affordable enough to use to protect every VM in the infrastructure (as opposed to protecting just a few of your most critical VMs with dedicated physical server replication applications).
Storage virtualization makes DR easier
When you implement server virtualization, the virtual disk for every server is contained in a file. With vSphere, it's a VMDK file; for Hyper-V the file is called a VHD (or VHDX with Hyper-V 3.0). This is one form of storage virtualization and part of what makes these VMs so portable. It also offers many benefits that make DR easy. Some of the ways VM virtual storage makes DR easier include:
- Features like VMware's Storage vMotion can move running virtual machine disk files from one datastore to another to prevent localized disasters.
- Virtual machine disk files can be easily backed up and restored to another host.
- Changed blocks of virtual machine disks can be easily tracked so that backup and restore times can be drastically shortened.
- Similarly, those changed blocks can be easily tracked and then replicated to an off-site repository, both for off-site backup and for quick restore to DR servers.
- As with server virtualization, identical SAN storage is no longer required at the DR site as the VM disk files can be stored on whatever shared storage is available.
Many advanced third-party storage virtualization tools take advantage of the storage virtualization tools built into the hypervisor. For example, third-party products can use the VMware API for Data Protection to access only the changed blocks of a VM disk file, and back up or replicate those blocks to an off-site location.
In most cases these virtual machine disk files are stored on a local virtualization host or shared storage. While virtualizing storage is a huge benefit, there are other storage virtualization offerings you can choose that offer other benefits for DR.
For example, the vSphere Storage Appliance (VSA) is an affordable NAS that uses extra local storage on ESXi hosts to store VMs but can still offer high availability and certified virtual storage for virtual machines.
The StarWind Software iSCSI SAN runs on top of the Windows OS and offers high availability and data replication to another virtual SAN at the backup site. The StarWind virtual SAN is a great product for storing Hyper-V and vSphere VMs, offers advanced features and helps you avoid having to buy an expensive shared storage array. FalconStor's Network Storage Server is a similar product that offers DR benefits for virtual infrastructures. Both companies offer free trial versions.
VDI aids DR
Users will want to get back to work quickly after a disruption. Initial recovery efforts typically focus on getting servers and storage up and running again, but what about those hundreds or thousands of desktop and laptops PCs? To get the business back to normal (or near normal) operations, it isn't enough to just get the servers back online.
Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) can get end users working again quickly. By virtualizing desktops with products like Citrix XenDesktop or VMware View, you can offer a consistent, reliable, scalable, secure and easily maintained desktop pool for end users to access from nearly any device they have when there's a disaster. Better yet, why wait for a disaster? Reap the benefits of desktop virtualization now and be ready if disaster strikes by converting your company's physical desktops/laptops to virtualized desktops.
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Preheat oven to 350* (F). Lightly brush one side of wonton skin with oil, tuck (oil side down) into mini-tart pans.
Fill with your favorite Pizza toppings & sprinkle with grated parmesan.
For these shown in the photos, I browned some sweet Italian sausage,drained the oil very well, added extra fennel seeds, chili flakes, oregano and fresh minced garlic then stirred in some homemade marinara & cooked it down until it was thickened. (Marinara from the jar would work just as well.) By all means, use your imagination, anything you like on a pizza would work well; pesto, artichokes, ratatouille, olives, etc.
After the sauce mixture cooled a bit I stirred in some grated mozzarella cheese, then spooned it into the wonton cups & sprinkled with some Parmesan shreds.
Place in oven until wonton wrappers begin to lightly brown and sauce mixture bubbles (about 15 to 20 minutes or so.)
Reduce oven to 325* (F), loosely cover the pizza bites with a foil tent (so the tops don't become too brown while the sides and bottoms continue to bake ---about 10 minutes longer.) Check by lifting one up to see the progress; if you don't bake them long enough they tend to be chewy. When done remove the little tarts from the pan and allow to sit on paper towel to absorb any extra oil.
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Sequestration Still Threatens Connecticut, Panelists Tell State Business Leaders
Automatic federal spending cuts still pose a significant risk to government contractors in Connecticut, defense industry experts told state business leaders on Friday, and the state must position itself to be competitive amid increased budget pressures in the coming years.
Jay DeFrank, vice president, Communications and Government Relations, Pratt & Whitney, joined Whitcraft Group CEO Colin Cooper and Robert Ross, executive director, Connecticut Office of Military Affairs, for a defense panel discussion at the 2013 Economic Summit and Outlook in Hartford. The event, presented by the Connecticut Business & Industry Association and the MetroHartford Alliance, is the largest economic conference in southern New England.
The American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012, signed into law last week, includes a provision that delays the automatic spending cuts – "sequestration" – until March 1. Studies commissioned by the Aerospace Industries Association found that the cuts put more than 2 million American jobs at risk, with Connecticut among the states most likely to lose jobs.
"Basically nothing has changed on the threat of sequestration and its potential impact on companies who do a significant amount of business with the Department of Defense or the federal government," DeFrank said. "Both Pratt & Whitney and Connecticut have a lot at stake in how sequestration plays out."
Citing a George Mason University study, DeFrank noted that 42,000 Connecticut jobs – many in small businesses with 500 or fewer employees – are threatened if the sequestration cuts go into effect. Pratt & Whitney does business with 463 supplier firms in Connecticut, while UTC deals with a total of 600.
"Threatening an entire industry with a trillion dollars in cuts can quickly cascade to states, communities and individual businesses – costing jobs and capital investments at a time when we're struggling to recover from the recent recession," DeFrank said. "In fact, just the threat of sequestration is already having an effect, particularly in the supply chain, by suppressing hiring decisions and capital investments."
The long-term outlook, DeFrank explained, is that sequestration is just the first of many government spending battles to come. With Department of Defense suppliers already facing pressure to keep costs low, Connecticut businesses need to capitalize on their strengths in high-tech manufacturing. At the same time, he noted, state legislators must institute policies that make Connecticut a "business advantage" and encourage long-term investments.
"We need to recognize that we are facing a long-term, challenging trend with the budget environment we're in. This trend will dictate major changes in how companies in Connecticut that depend on defense and government spending do business," DeFrank said. "We can recognize the difficult long-term challenge ahead and turn it to our advantage by seizing this opportunity to collaborate on positioning ourselves for the future. Or, we can react to it year after year as it erodes the industrial base and the economic foundations of our state."
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In the long browser wars, Microsoft's Internet Explorer has been the leader. But the sentimental favorite was Mozilla's Firefox, mostly because it was faster, hewed better to Internet standards and offered an unmatched array of third-party add-ons that enhanced its functionality.
In recent years, however, Firefox has slipped. It lost its speed dominance to Google's upstart Chrome browser and to Apple's Safari. And as its rivals stripped down their interfaces to make more room for Web content, Firefox remained saddled with lots of toolbars and menus.
This week, Mozilla is striking back. It released a sleeker, faster new edition, called Firefox 4, for both Windows and Mac.
After testing it, my verdict is that this new version is an improvement, but many of its new features are catch-ups to those present in other browsers.
Mozilla, a Silicon Valley nonprofit organization, this week also released a new mobile version of Firefox for phones running Google's Android operating system. I took a quick look at the Android version, which seems good, but this review is focused on the computer version.
Though Mozilla doesn't say so, I believe one reason for the revamp is to try to win back the hearts and minds of those techies and influential users who shun IE and once swore by Firefox.
My anecdotal observation is that these folks have been shifting gradually to Chrome. In addition, the big gun, Microsoft, last fall released a new version of IE that is faster and slicker than prior editions.
I tested Firefox 4 on three Windows PCs and two Macs, and compared it with its three main rivals (for IE, I was able to do this comparison only on Windows, as it lacks a Mac version).
Snappy Handling
I found the new Firefox to be snappy. It easily handled video-heavy sites and "Web apps," including Web-based email programs, simple games, productivity sites like Google Docs and the like. Some of these more complex sites use a new and evolving Web standard called HTML 5, which Mozilla has strongly supported. The new browser didn't noticeably slow down for me, even when many tabs were opened.
But, in my comparative speed tests, which involve opening groups of tabs simultaneously, or opening single, popular sites, like Facebook, Firefox was often beaten by Chrome and Safari, and even, in some cases, by the new version 9 of IE, which has ramped up its own speed.
I should stress that these tests, which I conducted on a Hewlett-Packard desktop PC running Windows 7, generally showed very slight differences among the browsers. Their speeds are converging. But Firefox 4 won only a couple of them.
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Still, speed isn't everything. The main new features in Firefox 4 do a lot to streamline the browser. As with its rivals, the tabs have been moved to the top.
In the Windows version, the menu bar functions have been consolidated into a new orange "Firefox button" at the upper left, though you can turn the menu bar back on if you like. In another streamlining move, bookmarks are now accessed through a single button, though you can turn back to the familiar bookmarks toolbar.
Taking a cue from Chrome, Firefox now lets you permanently "pin" tabs for favorite sites to the tab bar. These appear as small icons to the left of the bar, and are always open. They are called app tabs, because Mozilla assumes they'll be used primarily for app-like sites such as Web email, which you check frequently.
If something changes on a pinned site, such as a new email arriving, the app tabs notify you with a slight glow effect. (IE embeds icons for favorite sites right in the Windows taskbar.)
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Another nice new feature is called Panorama. It allows you to group thumbnails of tabs representing favorite sites, name the group, and then open its contents in tabs at once. For instance, you might use this feature to get quickly to all your favorite news or sports sites.
I also successfully tested a synchronization feature, which allows you to view on one PC or Mac the bookmarks, history and open tabs from a copy of Firefox running on another.
It even worked when I tried it on the Android version of Firefox. This ability to synch with mobile devices is likely to be a bigger deal as Web surfing continues to shift away from PCs.
However, like a similar synchronization feature in Chrome, the one in Firefox doesn't work across different browsers. An add-on program called Xmarks, which I use daily, does.
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Like IE, the new Firefox also includes an emerging, optional privacy feature called Do Not Track that sends a signal to websites to stop tracking your Internet activity. However, the tool won't be fully useful unless a large majority of sites agree to obey it. The idea, though, is getting traction among some advertisers and publishers.
If you are a Firefox fan, the new version will take some getting used to, but I recommend upgrading, at mozilla.com.
If you currently rely on another browser, Firefox 4 is worth a look, but you aren't likely to see lots of big features you haven't seen before.
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