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University of Houston Law Center's Blakely Advocacy Institute and Andrews Kurth sponsor 6th annual tournament
Jan. 13, 2013 – The nation's 16 best moot court programs will compete Jan. 23-25 for the right to claim the title of National Champion in the 6th annual competition hosted by the Blakely Advocacy Institute at the University of Houston Law Center and sponsored by Andrews Kurth LLP.
"Blakely Advocacy Institute and Andrews Kurth are excited to announce a three-year continuation of their partnership in the Advocating for Advocacy Program. One primary focus of the partnership is the support it provides for the Andrews Kurth Moot Court National Championship. The support has enabled the competition to become one of the most prestigious moot court tournaments in the country," said Jim Lawrence, director of the Blakely Advocacy Institute.
This year's problem focuses on hydraulic fracturing and the National Environmental Policy Act. As part of the three-day championship activities, participating teams are invited to participate in a symposium related to the same topic. The Championship's symposium will explore the tension between the hydraulic fracturing industry and the implications of that industry on the nation's environmental policies. The symposium will be held at the Downtown DoubleTree Hotel on Jan. 23 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. Symposium speakers include Robert Howarth, David R. Atkinson Professor of Ecology & Environmental Biology, Cornell University; Stephen Holditch, Professor Emeritus of Petroleum Engineering, Texas A&M University and subcommittee member of the U.S. Secretary of Energy's Advisory Board; William Wood, head of Norton Rose Fulbright's Energy and Infrastructure Group; and Ann Alexander, senior attorney, Natural Resources Defense Council. The symposium will be moderated by Jacqueline L. Weaver, director of the Energy, Environment & Natural Resources Center at the University of Houston Law Center.
Moot court programs qualified for the National Championships based on points accumulated during the previous year at competitions throughout the country. This year's field is comprised of teams from Baylor University Law School, Chicago Kent College of Law, Florida Coastal School of Law, Georgetown University Law School, Loyola University Chicago School of Law, Michigan State University College of Law, New York University School of Law, Pepperdine University School of Law, Seton Hall School of Law, SMU School of Law, South Texas College of Law, Stetson University College of Law, Texas Tech University School of Law, Ohio State University College of Law, University of California Hasting College of Law, and the University of Georgia School of Law.
Guest judges for this year's final round will be U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge James Graves Jr., Texas Supreme Court Justices John Devine, Jeff, Brown and Jeffrey Boyd, and former Texas Supreme Court Justice and current Andrews Kurth partner Scott Brister. Other members of the judiciary who participated in last year's tournament were Jennifer Elrod, Fortunato Benavides, Mike Engelhart, Nancy Johnson, Terry Jennings, William J. Boyce, Martha Hill Jamison, Brett Busby, Jeff Brown, Sylvia Matthews, Al Bennett, Caroline E. Baker, and Ravi Sandill.
The moot court tournament is sponsored by Andrews Kurth, the University of Houston Law Center's Blakely Advocacy Institute, the Environment, Energy & Natural Resources Center, Edison McDowell & Hetherington, the Natural Resources Defense Council, and the University of Houston Law Alumni Association.
For additional information, including registration for the Championship symposium, visit the Championship's website law.uh.edu/blakely/mcnc/homepage.asp
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During his visit to the United Arab Emirates Germany's Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer gave an Interview to the television channel Al Arabia calling on Iraq and Saudi Arabia's neighbours to play a decisive role in helping stabilize the region
Al Arabia: Mr Minister, let me start off by asking a few questions about Iraq. In a few days as you well know power is supposed to be transferred to the new Iraqi Interim Government. How confident are you that this new government will be able to handle the situation after June the 30th?
Joschka Fischer: Well first of all I think we produced a very good resolution in the Security Council, the Security Council Resolution 1546, Lakhdar Brahimi had a very delicate but at the end successful mission, there is an agreement of all the relevant Iraqi parties to the process which should end by transferring power based on direct elections but now we start on July the 1st with a real transfer of power to an Iraqi authority, and I think this is a tremendous opportunity which should be used by the Iraqi people.
Do you think that the government will have enough power, enough authority to execute the needed reforms?
Fischer: Well I am not a prophet, we have to see this, but the Iraqi people have all the interest to improve the security situation, so this is the first element. Secondly, the neighbours must have all interest that this is a constructive development which will lead to legitimate elections, free and fair elections and a real Iraqi sovereignty based on a democratic constitution, and not to a civil war because no one in the region could have an interest in Iraqi civil war. And certainly we all interest all together, in the West, in the Arab world, everywhere, to fight against terrorism. So these three elements I think should unite a common action.
Do you foresee any role perhaps in the near future for NATO troops to be in Iraq or maybe for some other formula whereby multinational forces will be present there?
Fischer: Well there are coalition troops on the ground, but I think the most important element to improve the security will be to restore Iraqi security forces, and we had a very successful experience our police people together with police people of the United Arab Emirates trained Iraqi police forces, and I think this is a good example for cooperation to improve the Iraqi capabilities to secure security in their own country.
There has been talk recently about handing over Mr. Saddam Hussein and other former Iraqi official to the new Iraqi government. Some are afraid that this might probably not be a fair trial, perhaps it will turn in a trial of vendetta or vengeance. Do you have any concerns regarding this?
Fischer: Well, we are in favour that everybody, even a dictator or an ex-dictator who committed terrible crimes against the own people, should be tried in a fair way. I think this is very important. Also, for the future, but I don't want to intervene, we are not part of the coalition, I think this must be discussed between the Iraqi authority and the coalition.
Germany took of course a very strong position in the past opposing the war, as you are aware probably the independent council in the US that is looking into this issue has issued a report saying that there was no relationship between the Saddam regime and Al Qaeda. Also, so far we have not found any weapons of mass destruction. How do you look at this? Does that fortify Germany's position that it took all along?
Fischer: Well, I mean the United States are crucial for us, they are our most important ally, the United States – this is my experience as Foreign Minister after more that five years – are playing a central role for peace and stability in the world, but on the other side we are close friends with the United States. If we are not convinced we have to tell them. This is our understanding of real friendship. But now we have to look forward, and we are where we are, and the transfer of sovereignty to a legitimate Iraqi government improving Iraqi security by strengthening own Iraqi security forces and keeping Iraq together I think these are the main issues we have now to deal with.
There has been a very close cooperation between Germany, France and Russia over this issue in the recent past. How is this cooperation developing now after the Unites Nations Security Resolution has been passed unanimously?
Fischer: It was not only these three, there were others in the Security Council, from Latin America, China was playing a very important role, but I think the Security Council Resolution 1546 is very important, and the implementation now. I mean this is the only game in town as the Americans used to say to such a situation, and it must be a success. This is in the interest of the Iraqi people, of all the relevant groups in Iraq. This is in the interest of the region, of all the neighbours, and this in the interest of peace and stability in the world.
In your opinion, what are the main obstacles that are there today that perhaps would hinder the developing of this political situation in Iraq?
Fischer: First of all it will be in the hands of the Iraqi. They must develop consensus. It will be at the beginning a fragile one, but we made the experience in Afghanistan that we can move forward all together if the relevant groups define the national interest, the interest of their nation, and the basic interest must be to avoid a civil war, and to have a transitional process which will improve the security and end with free and fair elections and a democratic constitution which reflects the free will of the Iraqi people. This is the core of the Security Council Resolution, and this must now be implemented, and this is in the hands of an Iraqi authority.
Now, moving on to the Middle East peace process, or now frozen peace process, the EU leaders have issued a statement recently welcoming Israel's unilateral move to withdraw from the Gaza strip. Do you think that this in itself is a sufficient move, or does it have to be followed by other steps?
Fischer: Yes, there must be other steps. But I think, much more important, it's part of the Roadmap, and it's not outside or against the Roadmap. But then, if it's done well, and Egypt is working very hard, the Egyptian government, to improve the security and to create an efficient Palestinian security for a real takeover, an orderly takeover. If we can strengthen the Palestinian self-government in Gaza after withdrawal of all troops and dismantling of all settlements, and if it will be also the beginning in the West bank, then I think this is a real opportunity, and this opportunity should be used, because there is an ongoing tragedy. It is painful to see the suffering of the people there. Innocent people were killed, children were killed or severely wounded, houses were destroyed, there are terror attacks, and everybody in the international community including in Israel and in Palestine knows what will be the only positive answer: two states living peacefully side by side. All the elements are a hundred times, maybe a thousand times discussed, and it's a question of the will and of trust to put these pieces together and create this two state solution, the two states Israel and Palestine living peacefully side by side.
Having mentioned that, the suffering and what people go through in the Palestinian territories, some here in the region criticize Germany for not taking strong enough actions and measures against what Israel is doing specially recently in the Gaza strip and the Rafah region. How do you respond to that?
Fischer: Well, all our Arab friends understand that we have a special relationship to Israel based on our historical and moral responsibility with the genocide in the 40s. This defines our special responsibility. But ask our Palestinian friends. Our contributions are the most important contributions for the reconstruction in the Palestinian areas before the Second Intifada started. We have good relations to both sides. And sometimes it is not a question of how strong you speak up. Sometimes it is much more important to have open doors on both sides and try the utmost to reach an agreement. And I think our Palestinian friends who know very well our policy and especially me personally, as our Israeli friends understand that we are playing a very constructive role.
Let me move on to the war on terrorism issues. Germany has in the past extradited a few people to the United States even after they were found innocent in German courts. How are you justifying this?
Fischer: Not innocent. I mean there was an arrest warrant, an international arrest warrant from the United States when they were controlled on a German airport. They were arrested and then we had a legal procedure up to our Supreme Court. The Supreme Court decided they can be extradited. We have an extradition agreement with the United States, so we had to act.
Now you have a new immigration law that is being considered in Germany. Mr. Schröder described it as a very modern law, but it seems that there are others who disagree with this, saying that this law singles out people of Arab and other Muslim origins and makes them subject to deportation, immediate deportation, and be looked upon as potential terrorists.
Fischer: No, definitely not. Look, we have in Germany a strong Muslim minority, and they are welcomed. And many of them … before we changed the immigration law, created an immigration law, we have changed the citizenship law. So many of the second generation and third generation of these Muslim immigrants from Turkey, but also many Arab states are now Germans, and we live together peacefully. And mosques are built in Germany, and there is a climate of tolerance, and we want to increase that. We are fighting against terrorism, but terrorism means not Christianity against Islam. This is Bin Laden's strategy who, he wants to create a clash of civilisations and of cultures, of religion. And for us, our neighbours are not terrorists, our neighbours are partners. There are terrorists on all sides and we have to fight terrorism, but we should not follow the strategy of Bin Laden and his group to create a clash of civilisations between the West and the Arab World. And to avoid that we need tolerance and we have any interest to live peacefully together.
So you don't think this law will be singling out people of Muslim religion …
Fischer: … definitely not, definitely not. We made the experience that terrible crimes were organized in Germany, or maybe organized in Germany, or those who were responsible for 9-11 lived for a longer period in Germany. And this forces us to draw consequences against terrorism, but I mean it's quite clear, come to Germany, go to for example Berlin, Berlin is the biggest Turkish city outside of Turkey. And we live peacefully together, and I think more than 95% of those who immigrate from Turkey are Muslims.
Switching gears to Libya now, as you know Libya has been taking steps in the recent past trying to re-integrate itself into the world community. From your point of view, the German point of view, what is required from Colonel Gaddafi to re-establish his dialogue with Germany?
Fischer: Well we appreciate it very much. This is a very positive development, and we accompany that very positively, but there is a problem from the past. A terror attack, and the survivors, and the families of those who lost their life, they need some compensation and there is an ongoing discussion between the lawyers and the Libyan side. And I hope that they will reach as soon as possible an agreement.
So in your view monetary compensation will suffice to re-establish the dialogue with Libya?
Fischer: This is a discussion I think between the Libyan side and the lawyers, we are not part of these discussions, but we highly appreciate this positive development between the international community and Libya.
Now when it comes to the EU issues, the EU constitution has been approved after lengthy and difficult debates. There are, however, still issues of contention such as the forbidding of religious symbols for example which the Vatican clearly objects to. How do you see this issue resolved?
Fischer: Well I think now you mix something. The question is whether there is a wording, language about Christianity or if not about God in the constitution, in the preambula, this problem is solved, it's a very neutral language now because we had to reach an agreement. The second issue about religious symbols, I mean this is an ongoing debate in member states including Germany. My own position is, I am here for religious tolerance, but there are other people who have a more limited position and I would be very glad if religious tolerance in Europe, in the Arab World, would be really one of the basic principles, because everybody should pray to God in the way he or she likes it. There are believers and non-believers, and if you start to fight about religious issues this will end in a terrible nightmare. I think tolerance for these issues is one of the basic principles of a globalized world.
Let me move to a more general question about the future relationship between the new European Union and the Arab World. How do you look at that, how do you see the relationship developing between the European Union and the Arab World?
Fischer: We both have strategic interests, but definitely we are neighbours. In a globalized world, the Arab World and Europe – if you look at the history, I mean the history of our both regions was a tragic one, but there were also very positive influences, and I think the regional cooperation is crucial for us. We have the Mediterranean process with all the Mediterranean partners including Israel, but all the Arab states around the Mediterranean and Mali, we have [talks with] the Gulf Cooperation Council, we had a very successful meeting I think two or three weeks ago in Brussels, and we are ready to improve these relations, because peace and stability in the Middle East means also peace and stability in Europe, and this is our main concern.
Mr. Joschka Fischer, Foreign Minister of Germany, thank you so much, Sir, for being here with us at Al Arabia, we appreciate your time pressure.
Fischer: Thank you!
© Federal Foreign Office Germany 2004


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One of the things I did this past week was to help interview candidates for our district's opening for a Technology Director. Listening to the responses of the candidates also caused me to reflect on just how far technology has come since I started in the education field over eighteen years ago.
When started teaching in 1992, there were no computers in the classroom. I didn't have a computer at home. There was a computer "lab" that had fifteen Apple IIe's in a trailer known not very fondly as the "portable". It was well out to the side of the high school football field where it met up with the elementary playground.
I had several disastrous attempts to take my class to the lab to use software on a floppy disc. You know. The big 5 1/4 quarter inch soft floppy that was first out. There were some copies of Oregon Trail and some math game. In teacher education, we had learned to write a program that could make a turtle icon up and back.
I got my own computer later that year when I started my master's degree at The Ohio State university. It was a heavy Mac-I don't remember the exact model but from looking through images, I'm 95% sure it was the MacintoshII. I think it was around $2000 when it was all said and done. I was darn proud to have one as it was expected that we have access to one for our master's degree work. I remember going to Micro Center to buy a dial up modem so I could do some online research. It was a beast of a machine that I carried from the student union at OSU to my car some far distance away. The modem came with AOL and used a search engigne that I think was called Gopher.
My third year of teaching we each got one big dinosaur of a computer for our classroom. I don't remember any software that came with it, but I was able to type my newsletters and create study guides or tests in an "word" like program. It used the 3 inch hard "floppies" to save, as did my home computer. Some files I worked with in grad school might span five discs. There was still no Internet at school.
Sometime around 1997, SchoolNet money from the state brought upgraded electrical wiring and internet wiring to the classroom. Large conduits on the inside of the classroom walls were run and it was a big deal to decide where to have your outlet put, as it would decide your classroom configuration for years to come. Before that electrical upgrade, there was one outlet in the back of the room and one outlet in the front of the room.


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Photo editor included with Epson equipment in the late 1990s.
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Software for Nikon cameras.
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SIGMA Photo Pro Ver.2.0
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CU's Roberson doesn't need a map to Lubbock
None of the freshmen and sophomores on the Colorado men's basketball team have played in Lubbock, Texas — until tonight's game against host Texas Tech, that is.
But Buffs first-year forward Andre Roberson knows his way around. Roberson traveled from the family home in San Antonio to Lubbock to watch his older sister Ashlee Roberson play basketball for Texas Tech's Lady Raiders "about 10 times," he said.
Ashlee averaged 12.2 points last season as a senior at Tech, earning honorable-mention all-Big 12 honors. She is playing professionally in Romania.
"What I remember most about Andre coming to my games was he would sit there in the stands quiet, not saying a word to anyone," Ashlee told me via an email.
"But after the game he would critique me about how I played. He always told me what I did good and what I did bad."
Andre Roberson said he wasn't recruited by Texas Tech until late in the recruiting process, and by then he had narrowed his choices to Colorado and Penn State.
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The Best Psychological Thrillers of All Time
List Rules Vote up and add any movies that send chills down your spine and leave you on the edge of your seat until the very end.
A list of the best psychological thrillers of all time, ranked by fans who may or may not be trying to mess with your head! Though a variety of definitions for the "psychological thriller" genre have been offered, there is no universally accepted set of guidelines. In general, psychological thrillers integrate personal character elements into mystery and suspense films, essentially toeing the line between a dramatic character study and the sort of plot structure you'd expect from a detective movie. With that in mind, what do you think are the best psychological thriller movies? Could some even be considered the best thriller movies ever?
Many of the top psychological thrillers resemble traditional thrillers or suspense films, only with a personal, internal antagonist rather than a traditional movie villain. (For example, Repulsion or The Conversation, in which the plot is moved forward by the main character's growing paranoia and madness.) In many films of this type, the solution to the main character's conflict comes in the form of altering their perspective or discovering some buried truth about themselves and their past, rather than winning a fight or battling an opponent.
Many psychological thrillers play around with the main character's back story, or make use of an unreliable narrator. Films like Christopher Nolan's Memento present the audience with one perspective on the story, and then generate suspense by showing the ways in which "reality" contrasts to this perspective. (This sometimes, but not always, results in a "twist" or surprise ending based on the difference between the main character's perception and that of outside observers.) Several Alfred Hitchcock movies utilize this technique, particularly movies like Spellbound and Marnie, in which the story concerns a character becoming mentally well after years of madness and confusion.
This list contains the best thriller movies of all time. It is open and vote ranked, so be sure to vote for your favorites and add any other movies that may be missing at the bottom of the page. Got an opinion on great thriller movies? Vote for your favorite psychological suspense movies ever! And, if you love scary material, check out this list of the best current crime shows as well.
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Elephant and Castle
We're leading a £3bn regeneration programme in Elephant and Castle, which will create a new exciting destination for London over the next 15 years.
The regeneration will:
- include the creation of a new pedestrianised town centre, market square and 5,000 new/replacement homes
- include the creation of up to 450,000 square feet of retail space, an integrated public transport hub and new green spaces
- benefit local people by offering them a dramatically improved physical environment with tree lined streets, high quality open spaces and a largely traffic free environment; they'll also enjoy access to more local jobs and training opportunities, and new cultural and leisure facilities
To set out the overall plan for how development in the area should happen in the next 15 years, a supplementary planning document (SPD) for the Elephant and Castle opportunity area was created. You can find out more and get involved here.
For an update on the wider regeneration, view the Elephant and Castle place making October 2015 report submitted to our cabinet.
You can visit the Elephant and Castle Partnership website for more information.
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This is how you take it to the streets! You see, we are in very unique position of being able to offer BITCOIN to the world of merchants, while "throwing in" the ability to use/choose FUTUROCOIN at the same time.. how genius is this??😜
We (us FutureNet people) will be offering these merchants a downloadable app that allows them to accept BOTH Bitcoin and Futurocoin from their customers. The coolest thing is WE, as sponsors to these merchants, earn from the transaction fees as they do business. And YES, we even get paid from the Bitcoin transactions!!🏧✅
And of course, there's our OWN FN Cafes
I don't know the details yet – but FutureNet mentioned that it will be "pretty affordable" to get situated in their FN Cafe Franchise opportunity. We will be having our cafes all around the world, showing the world how easy it is to transact digital currencies in "almost real-time".🙂
Connecting the ONLINE to the OFFLINE world – It isn't even possible to create a VISION bigger than the one that FutureNet is manifesting right in front of our very eyes 👀🙌
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Battle of the Baby Weight: Stability Ball Exercises For Postpartum Moms
If mom feels a bit off balance after baby, she should invest in a stability ball! Women who used the rotund objects during labor can just dust theirs off once they get their doctor's OK to exercise. Kids love rolling around on the oversized balls, so you might take the opportunity to work out when they are asleep! Our friends over at Equinox set me up with Amy Fiske, an NSCA-certified personal trainer, who is helping me get back in shape. Here are five exercises she suggests to improve coordination.
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Former LucasArts president returns to Epic Games as VP of product development
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The future is.....Toro
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Tim Atkins, writing in the trade newspaper OLN, is one of the few journalists to recognise Toro as one of the key emerging Denominación de Origen.
Gone are the days when Toro only produced robust wine with a high alcoholic content - today the region produces quality wine which has even caused a stir in Spain. 'In a recent tasting of Spain's 100 'definitive wines' in Madrid, three of them came from Toro' says Atkins,'a situation that would have raised Hispanic eyebrows even a decade ago.'
One of these three wines was Gran Colegiata Campus 2000 from Bodegas Fariña, which is available in the UK from this web site.


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When it comes to projection screens, no one does it better than Stewart. From the consumer marketplace to some of the great movie houses the world over, you can bet if the picture is stunning, it owes a lot of its brilliance to a Stewart screen. However, up until now, the only place you could enjoy a true CinemaScope movie experience was in a theater. Not a company to leave well enough alone when it comes to top-performing home theater systems, Stewart has pioneered and released their Cine-W lineup of screens, which not only features a true CinemaScope aspect ratio (2.35:1), but also a slightly curved screen surface for better picture uniformity. I should mention that in order to take full advantage of the Cine-W's real estate, your projector will have to be compatible with an anamorphic lens, as are many of today's state-of-the-art projectors. The Cine-W screen comes in a variety of sizes, up to roughly 82 inches tall by 192 inches across, which is an image a little over 200 diagonal inches. The Cine-W can be outfitted with all of the various Stewart screen materials, including their new Microperf X2, for placing speakers behind the screen itself. While the slight curve helps create a sense of immersion and controls the reflection of light, the VeLux black velvet border ensures light leakage will be kept to a minimum.
I had the chance to view Casino Royale (Sony Pictures Home Entertainment) on a Cine-W screen during the CEDIA show in Denver last year. The image was spectacular. The picture quality, in terms of light, contrast, black levels and color saturation, bordered on plasma-like, except that I was watching a true 2.35:1 image that engulfed nearly my entire field of view. It was one of the best demos of the show, bettered only by Stewart's own StarGlas material, which was showing one booth over. Cine-W is one of those products that cause me a lot of grief as, once I saw it, I wanted it.
The Downside:
While Stewart's Cine-W screen is pretty much the coolest thing to hit the projector market in a long time, it does have its drawbacks. First and foremost, it requires an anamorphic-compatible projector, which often means having to buy a third-party lens and mount, so the buy-in cost goes beyond just the screen. Because of its curved nature, you'll have to mount it into your wall for a flush application or live with a slight protrusion on the ends when surface-mounted. Also, unless you watch a lot of films captured in 2:35, you're not going to get a whole lot of mileage out of the Cine-W. If you still want the curved CinemaScope experience but with masking to aid in standard-definition viewing, then you'll want to look at Stewart's CineCurve screen.
For the true cinema purists out there, nothing says movie theater experience like your very own Stewart Cine-W 2.35:1 CinemaScope screen. There are more versatile screens for 16:9 and 4:3 viewing, but none will recreate that "you are there" quality quite like Stewart's Cine-W. If you have an anamorphic-capable projector or are thinking of buying one, then the Stewart Cine-W screen should definitely be on your must-have list.


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People Story - Jana Richter
Meet Jana Richter a Product Expert and Product Owner for our company. Her SAP career began as a student of a cooperative university program in 2002, which combined theoretical studies with practical experience at partner company SAP. She moved to a full-time staff position in product management in 2005. Today, she holds two positions at SAP's Walldorf, Germany, headquarters, as a product expert in SAP Products & Innovation HANA Cloud Platform Product Management and as a product owner with the integration team in the Consumability Area.
Her teams relate to both success and quality of the product, as well as working with customers to explain what the SAP Cloud Platform is, how to use it, and how to integrate its capabilities with their existing systems and goals in mind. In essence, it's about knowing how to translate new technologies into language and business scenarios customers understand.
Much of her time is spent working with the latest capabilities in the lab to set up customer-like scenarios and integration tests, e.g. currently focusing on HANA-based applications in hybrid cloud deployments. "Usually we 'play' the first customer and establish end-to-end setups, thus working directly with the new capabilities and new products," she says. With that knowledge, the team can create presentations, videos, workshop exercises and other materials to show what the platform can accomplish. What's learned from the activities flows back to the development teams.
"Every day you do something different, something exciting," Jana says. "One day, you travel to a conference and explain to a large customer audience about the latest product capabilities and features. Another day, you discuss with developers individual customers' needs. Yet another day, you work hands-on with the latest technology in its early alpha or beta phase and test-run features. And constantly you are sharpening value propositions and benefits."
Jana also likes the opportunity for a life outside of work that SAP provides. She loves to spend time with her husband, Ivo, their children, Julian, 6, and Clara, 3, and her horse, Mikado, who she jokingly calls her third child. Her children love Mikado, especially daughter Clara. The children get to sit on Mikado, while Jana leads him, and Jana gets to ride three or four times per week, usually in the countryside. She sometimes gets to do some showjumping and simple dressage, "not very professional, just for fun" she says.
Jana's family also has a tradition of inviting her SAP team of 10 to 12 people to their house for a garden cookout during the Christmas holiday season. "It's not an SAP-wide tradition, but we enjoy spending time with SAP colleagues from time to time outside of work," she says with a laugh, explaining that SAP's pleasant atmosphere and good colleagues, lends itself to wanting to see each other outside of work hours too.
Though each day presents new and different tasks in the office, Jana says the best part of the day is communicating with teammates. "Every day starts when we have a standup meeting with everyone: What's everyone doing? What can we do to help? It's very cooperative."
Despite its international reach, SAP colleagues often find themselves working with people they know on different projects. "Especially here in Walldorf, over time you meet people who worked with you on different products in the past. It makes everyone feel very familiar. Moreover, we have colleagues from various nationalities and with different backgrounds, and you get to collaborate with lots of colleagues in different SAP locations over time," Jana says.
"One good thing about this is I don't know what I'll do in 5 or 10 years. I do some things now that I didn't expect. What's good with SAP is with changing conditions, we get lots of soft skills development opportunities."
While Jana says that she loves her present roles, she is excited by the prospect of ever-changing topics and roles, and the opportunities SAP provides to get prepared for change, and that there are new opportunities all the time.
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Scotland is a nation of couch potatoes, with almost half of us failing to undertake any cardio exercise whatsoever, according to new research.
The study also revealed that people in Northern Ireland were the biggest couch potatoes in the whole of the UK with a massive 58 per cent admitting to no cardio exercise whatsoever. This compared with 53 per cent in Scotland, 47 per cent in England and 51 per cent in Wales.
The study, undertaken by YouGov on behalf sports nutrition company Predator Nutrition, looked at the lifestyle habits of more than 2,000 men and women from across the UK.
Almost half said they did no cardio exercise at all, with a further 25 per cent saying they did one hour a week or less.
That means only around one quarter of the population are exercising for more than an hour each week. Women were more likely to be couch potatoes than men with 50 per cent of all women saying they did no cardio compared with 45 per cent of men.
Almost one in five of us said climbing an average flight of stairs would leave us out of breath, with three per cent saying they would be gasping for air by the top.
Worryingly, it seems more and more of us are choosing to spend our free time sitting around on our backsides with eight per cent admitting to sitting down for 11 hours or more every day. While more than a third said they sat down for at least seven hours every day.
The study also revealed that a massive 16 per cent of UK adults admitted to eating sugary and processed food every day while almost two thirds of us said they ate them at least once each week.
Only a tiny minority, six per cent, claimed to eat their recommended five portions of fruit and veg each week with two per cent saying they ate no fruit and veg whatsoever and more than a fifth saying they ate less than seven portions a week.
A spokesman for Predator Nutrition said: "With obesity on the rise in the UK it is disappointing to discover that so many of us are still not finding the time to exercise.
"We hope our study will highlight that more needs to be done to encourage people to quit their bad habits and adopt a healthier lifestyle."


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Beth Meyers, who is the woman assisting Mitt Romney find his Vice President and running mate, has announced the release of free app on your iPhone or Android device which will alert you to who Mitt Romney's VP is before anyone else.
Of course, members of the media will also download the app so that they can announce Mitt's pick as quickly as possible. However, its an innovative idea to garner more interest and excitement in Mitt Romney and his VP pick. It also helps add to the suspense of finding out who Mitt's VP is. Also, I think the Romney team wanted to find a way for people to feel personally involved with the Romney team by giving them an opportunity to be personally notified rather than find out who he picked from the news.
You can download the app here: http://mi.tt/Ni5wb0
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Electronically controlled motors
The main advantage with this type of machine is the absence of brushes. This means that they can give good performance in service life, low noise and low contamination (from brush dust).
Switched reluctance motors
The rotor is made of a laminated soft steel armature. Rotation is generated by the interaction of the rotor armature lobes and stator coils which are energised in sequence. A sophisticated electronic control ensures the current commutation. The absence of permanent magnets and rotor coils allows high performance levels in terms of absolute speed and efficiency. SRM can be used in many fields of application including washing machines, as servomotors in aerospace designs and in the automotive segment.
Controlled induction motorsTypically they do not use a rotor-speed sensor. The speed characteristic is controlled using predefined volts/Hz profiles and slip-compensation techniques. A good low noise level can be achieved with proper pulse width modulation techniques. CIM systems are used in clothes washers, compressors and blowers.
Brushless permanent magnets motorThe stator is similar to that of an induction motor. The rotor has permanent magnets mounted on a ferromagnetic core. A Hall sensor encoder or similar device is frequently used to sense rotor position. The motors are used in refrigeration compressors, washing machines, fans and blowers.
Sensor-bearing units for small electric motors
SKF Sensor Bearing Units multi-sensing functions in addition to the normal bearing operation
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IMPEACHMENT TRIAL: The state Senate has Day 3 of its impeachment trial of Gov. Rod Blagojevich, which is expected include testimony from Auditor General William Holland about troubling audits of several state agencies, and discussion of run-ins between a legislative panel and the Blagojevich administration. By Doug Finke of the State Capitol bureau. Will be updated throughout the day. With the daily Impeachment Watch box.
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QUINN PREPARATIONS: Lt. Gov. Pat Quinn is in a delicate spot. He may very well become Illinois' new governor in a matter of days, if Rod Blagojevich gets removed from office, but how does he start preparing for a job he doesn't have? Quinn says he doesn't want to be presumptuous, but he has started making some plans and he says his background in government makes him ready to take over despite the unusual circumstances. By Adriana Colindres of the State Capitol bureau. Will be posted this evening.
FEDERAL STIMULUS: A look at Illinois' possible piece of the federal stimulus package. By Eric Naing of the State Capitol Bureau. Will be posted this evening.
Springfield prepares for possible Obama visit
SPRINGFIELD – There's been no official word yet, but the city of Springfield is preparing for a visit from President Barack Obama next month — just in case. Obama has been invited to the Abraham Lincoln Association's annual Lincoln's birthday banquet, which is scheduled for Feb. 12 at the Crowne Plaza. By Deana Poole of the State Journal-Register.
Woman arrested with $1 million worth of 'high-grade' marijuana
SPRINGFIELD – Police confiscated $1 million worth of high-quality marijuana from a Wisconsin woman's van on I-55 during a highway drug detail Monday. Roberta Albrecht, 54, who police say has a legal permit to carry marijuana in California, was arrested after officers found about 83 pounds of marijuana inside five suitcases, according to South Central Illinois Drug Task Force Sgt. Tod Dowdy. By Rhys Saunders of the State Journal-Register.
Libraries fear lead-testing law may apply to kid's books
PEORIA – Now it's books. For the second time this month, a tempest has erupted in an unlikely arena over the enactment of a new law intended to protect children from dangerous exposure to lead. This time it's library officials and their concern that the new law will apply unnecessarily to presumably lead-free children's books. By Scott Hilyard of the Peoria Journal Star.
Central Illinois McDonald's restaurants to test new value menu
SPRINGFIELD – More than 50 McDonald's restaurants in central Illinois, including all nine in Springfield, will become a test market next month for the company's latest push to grab budget-minded consumers. A three-tiered value menu — ranging from $1 for a cup of coffee to $2.99 for a combo sandwich, drink and fries — will roll out Feb. 9 at stores in the Springfield, Decatur and Champaign markets. The announcement came a day after the parent company reported unexpected sales strength and profits in the final three months of 2008. By Tim Landis of the State Journal-Register.
Peoria-area stations still planning to go digital Feb. 17
PEORIA – Congress may move the digital deadline back to June 12, but most area television stations say they plan to drop their analog signals on Feb. 17, as previously scheduled. The U.S. Senate approved a bill Monday that would delay the date when TV stations have to start digital broadcasting. That legislation allows stations to stop providing analog transmissions before the new deadline. By Steve Tarter of the Peoria Journal Star. To localize: Check with your local TV stations to see when they're making the switch.
Court deals blow to Caterpillar retirees
PEORIA – A federal appeals court has ruled most - if not all - of Caterpillar Inc. retirees involved in the largest class-action suit against the company were not eligible for free medical benefits for life. That's because their right to receive those benefits did not vest until they actually retired, not when they became eligible for the benefit but continued working, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit ruled in a majority decision. By Paul Gordon of the Peoria Journal Star.
Firefighters rescue meal time
PEORIA – Nearly every day at 5 p.m. the alarm is sounded, and firefighters at Central House come running. Unlike a call to a fire, this alarm: "Let's eat. Dinner is ready," doesn't take them farther than their own kitchen. The firefighters pay for and make their own meals – and often have to put them on hold when they're called out. By Erinn Deshinsky of the Peoria Journal Star.
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Phil Luciano: Could woman's love of cat have been her undoing?
Pooh the cat was a very good cat and a very bad cat. Pooh had the uncanny ability to alert owner Veldalou Renken as to any problems with the ailing 77-year-old's medical equipment. But Pooh also had the nasty, inexplicable habit of biting no one but Renken - which in the end turned out to be her worst health problem of all.
Dave Bakke: Students form connection with Yoko Ono
"Hi, Yoko." One after the other, students at Iles Elementary School in Springfield peer into a camera and offer a sometimes-shy, sometimes-boisterous greeting to John Lennon's widow. I wouldn't expect kids this young would know who John Lennon was, much less Yoko, but they know. The interesting thing is that Yoko knows who they are as well. This unusual story begins, as it should, with a song.
Editorial: Blagojevich circus grows more embarrassing daily
We're beginning to wonder if thing is going to end with a white Bronco rolling down the freeway. The "thing" is Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, who seems more like a cartoon character every day, and his going-off-the-rails response to charges of corruption and the resulting impeachment procedures. An editorial from the Galesburg Register-Mail.
Editorial: Tapes show governor put himself first
For two days, Gov. Rod Blagojevich traipsed around New York, telling anyone who will point a TV camera at him that tapes of him from the federal wiretaps, in their full context, will exonerate him. One set of tapes played for the Illinois Senate Tuesday — the only recordings that federal prosecutors will allow to be played for the senators — do not sound all that damning. But the recordings certainly do not help his case, either. An editorial from the State Journal-Register.
Editorial: Is there no end to narcissism in Illinois politics?
According to Greek mythology, a cursed Narcissus became riveted by his own reflection in a pond. Apparently unaware that he was staring at himself, Narcissus bent over the water to kiss the image, only to fall in and drown. That splash is threatening to be repeated in Illinois, where sadly the curse - not to mention the joke - is on us. Between Gov. Rod Blagojevich and Sen. Roland Burris, it can be difficult to tell which one has exaggerated his sense of self to more pathological proportions. An editorial from the Peoria Journal Star.
Editorial: Illinois DNR needs professional to lead its revival
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is an important agency that regulates hunting, fishing, boating, camping and taking care of other natural resource-related issues. It is a complex agency that deserves professional leadership, but that's not what it's had since Rod Blagojevich became governor. Blagojevich's practice has been to appoint politicians instead of professionals, and his latest choice follows that pattern. An editorial from the Rockford Register Star.
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A pitch only becomes a wild pitch when a runner or runners move up a base. If there's no one on or if no one advances, it's simply a bad pitch. Basically, it only counts as wild when it causes damage. So that makes me wonder if the recent Republican hyjinks should be charged as wild pitches or if they're just bad pitches.
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Bachmann vs. Perry
This past week during the Tea Party debate Michele Bachmann followed up a solid shot against Rick Perry (or at least a shot that passes for solid in Tea Party circles) regarding his attempt to mandate HPV vaccines with a complete misfire. Now, in addition to offering further proof that she has no idea what she's talking about, she has drawn the ire of medical professionals, a group that tends to be pretty well respected even in the science-rejecting circles where Ms. Bachmann runs.
Scorers Decision: Wild pitch followed by an error when Ms. Bachmann launched the ball into the outfield. If it wasn't for the entertainment factor we'd ask if someone could please just pull her from the game already.
Pat Robertson vs. Common Decency
Republicans, especially the religious ones, like to go on and on about the "sanctity of marriage." No gay marriage because that's against the "sanctity of marriage." 50 years ago the same groups were harping on interracial unions because of the "sanctity of marriage." Must be a pretty sacred thing for them to get so worked up about so many topics for so long. Unless it gets in the way of their own enjoyment and could trigger their sense of guilt, that is. "Sanctity" and the whole "til death do us part" thing doesn't count, at least not according to Pat Robertson, when your partner has Alzheimer's. In fact, Pat says you can go ahead and divorce them and Jesus won't care. How much you want to bet Mrs. Robertson has some form of dementia and Pat has his eye on some cute young thing?
Scorer's Decision: Wild pitch. Also, Pat Robertson is a dick.
Curt Schilling vs. Food
For everybody's favorite former pitcher/Republican shill, there's no commentary necessary. For this, we go straight to the video.
Scorer's Decision: No wild pitch. However, it's pretty clear that Curt Schilling ate at least half of Randy Johnson. Either that or Randy spent his summer vacation in Somalia while Curt was working in a Twinkie factory.


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Do you know an Aspie (yes, you can include yourself!) who could use a good guide for getting along well at home, with friends, on dates and in the workplace for a variety of situations?
Peter Post's "Essential Manners for Men: What to Do, When to Do It, and Why" is a great place to begin. Post knows what he's talking about, having already written multiple books on the subject, created and presented business etiquette programs and produced a weekly column on business manners. In fact, he's inherited the mantle of the great etiquette expert Emily Post—his great-grandmother. Plus, his advice is backed up by business experience (as a former advertising agency owner) and survey data. Not only does this book provide good advice for men on how to stay on women's (not to mention other men's) good sides, it also shows women what they can and should expect from men.
Post writes clearly and specifically. For example, he lists five ways to improve listening skills: "Look them in the eye," "Nod or say 'uh huh'," "Ask a question or repeat a point," "Avoid nervous habits," and "Wait your turn." Each one is followed with a short, detailed explanation.
Not only that, he also writes humbly—he makes clear he's fouled up too and needs to improve, just like any of his readers. For example, under "Avoid nervous habits" he admits that he tends to play with things while trying to listen to someone—including bending paper clips, moving tableware around and doodling. And he goes on to point out that these movements distract the other person and can give her the impression that he's also distracted.
This can inspire the reader to think, "Hey, if this courtesy guru can not only fall short but also admit it to the whole world, why shouldn't I at least be honest with myself about where I can do better?"
It's helpful that he explains why certain behaviors are better. People in general, but perhaps especially Aspies, find it much easier to do something when we can see the reasons behind it.
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For example, Mr. Post says that at the dinner table, you should pass a serving dish to your right—because the person to your right is likely right-handed and thus if she takes the dish from you with her left hand she can more easily serve herself with her right hand. Right there (no pun intended) we have an implicit possible exception: a left-handed dining companion.
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