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McDavid drawing praise from Canada coach Sutterby Adam Kimelman
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. -- Connor McDavid scored a goal and showcased his speed and tenacity on the forecheck. He even impressed his coach, and Brent Sutter isn't the type of person to toss compliments around like souvenir pucks for the kids.
But ask McDavid how he played and the answer is a bit different.
"I'd say like a C-plus," the 16-year-old phenom said following Canada's 7-3 rout of Sweden here at Herb Brooks Arena. "I don't think it was my best game by any means, but certainly wasn't my worst. Lots of stuff I can build off of."
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It's hard to see where McDavid, who is at development camp aiming to become the first 16-year-old to make Canada's national junior team since Sidney Crosby in 2004, still needs improvement.
"I can do some more things defensively," McDavid said. "I think I was a minus-1 [Thursday] and that's never a good thing in a 7-3 win. I need to get better in my own zone. I thought I was OK."
Others graded McDavid, in his first taste of elite under-20 game action, a bit higher.
"He played really well," Sutter said. "The kid came in and that first shift when he took the puck and rushed it up the ice, he showed his speed and savvy and the type of player that he is. He was very noticeable in a good way."
Linemate Max Domi said, "He's unbelievable. Anyone can play with him. He's very smart and he's got a lot of speed obviously. He knows where everything is on the ice. He's a lot of fun to play with, and it's not that hard to play with him either. We had a lot of fun out there."
Domi and McDavid combined for some fun early in the second period. Canada was leading 1-0 on Matthew Finn's goal at 7:35 of the first and skating on a power play when Domi got the puck low on the left side of the Sweden zone. Domi, taken by the Phoenix Coyotes with the 12th pick of the 2013 NHL Draft, sent a behind-the-back pass through the slot to McDavid alone on right side of the goal, and he roofed it to make it 2-0 at 4:11.
"He knows where everyone is on the ice," Domi said. "He uses his speed very well. He's beyond his years. He's a great hockey player."
McDavid said it wasn't easy catching up to the game Thursday but said he felt better as it went on.
"The pace is a lot faster, the guys are bigger and stronger," said McDavid, who's 5-foot-11, 175 pounds. "I thought I played all right. I certainly can improve on that."
McDavid has learned he is able to look right at home playing with older competition. He showed it last season as a 15-year-old in the Ontario Hockey League, finishing second among first-year players with 66 points in 63 games for the Erie Otters, then leading all players at the 2013 IIHF World Under-18 Championship in goals (eight), assists (six) and points (14) en route to winning the best forward and most valuable player awards as Canada won the gold medal.
"Some people might look at my age and say I can't play here," McDavid said. "I've proven in the OHL I can play with the older guys and I've proven at the Under-18 I can play with the older guys. The next step would be proving I can play with these guys."
His teammates know how important McDavid is. When Sweden's Tobias Tornkvist tried to get overly physical with McDavid in the third period with Canada leading 7-3, Domi jumped to McDavid's aid. The result was a pair of minor penalties and a game misconduct for Domi at 13:30.
"It's hockey and we're all expected to stand up for each other," Domi said. "When one guy gets into trouble there's four guys right behind him. That's what happened."
McDavid said it was something he won't forget.
"That was pretty cool," he said of Domi. "Fighting's not his thing. It was unbelievable for him to do that. It was awesome."
"Awesome" would be a good word to describe Canada's overall play Thursday.
"I liked the intensity," Sutter said. "We got up four goals [in the second period] and it's always tough in this game when you get a lead like that. We dropped our guard a little bit, but we regrouped at the end of the second and got right back to how we want to play and I thought we dominated the third."
McDavid's goal was the first of three in a 52-second span that allowed Canada to take a 4-0 lead early in the second. Kerby Rychel scored 15 seconds after McDavid's goal, banging in loose puck in a scrum in front to make it 3-0, and after Sweden swapped goalies, pulling starter Marcus Hogberg, Rychel slipped a shot short side on Jonas Johansson, his replacement, at 5:03.
Sweden finished the period on a three-goal run to get within one after 40 minutes. Carl Dahlstrom converted a nice passing play with Daniel Zaar at 7:12 to put Sweden on the board, and after Damon Severson and Darnell Nurse took back-to-back penalties -- Nurse was whistled for cross-checking then was given a 10-minute misconduct for questioning the call -- Andre Burakovsky scored from in front. Jacob de la Rose one-timed a pass from Filip Sandberg past Canada goalie and fellow Montreal Canadiens prospect Zachary Fucale with 47.2 seconds left in the second to make it 4-3.
"Some people might look at my age and say I can't play here. I've proven in the OHL I can play with the older guys and I've proven at the Under-18 I can play with the older guys. The next step would be proving I can play with these guys."
-- 16-year-old Connor McDavid
That was as close as Sweden would get. Canada ratcheted up its forecheck, which led to two Sweden defensive-zone giveaways that ended up as goals by Frederik Gauthier and Sean Monahan 2:02 apart. Bo Horvat closed the scoring when he redirected an Anthony Mantha shot past Johansson at 7:36.
Two games into Canada's stay in Lake Placid, Sutter said he's seeing a foundation being built.
"The kids know," he said. "It's been very clear as far as the coaches are concerned with how we want to play, how we want to do things. We want to play the Canadian brand. To do that it's going to take hard work. [Thursday] we dealt with a little bit of adversity, but you're going to deal with it at the World Juniors too. It's about how you respond to it. Good teams, teams that are successful, respond to it the right way."
He's certainly liked how McDavid and 17-year-old Sam Reinhart, the two youngest players in camp, have responded. Sutter said prior to the start of the camp he would be shocked if the duo weren't on the team that goes to Malmo, Sweden in December for the 2014 World Junior Championship.
Reinhart is eligible for the 2014 NHL Draft. Having players in their draft year make Canada's WJC team isn't out of the ordinary. However, McDavid won't be NHL draft eligible until 2015, and if he makes the team, would join Crosby, Eric Lindros, Jason Spezza, Jay Bouwmeester and Wayne Gretzky as the only 16-year-olds to play for Canada at the WJC.
Sutter said he isn't concerned with how old McDavid is, only the quality of his play.
"I want us to have 13 good [forwards] that play the game the right way and do things the right way," the coach said. "We want to play a certain way, and again, it's irrelevant with age. … It doesn't matter how old you are, it's forming the right team and putting the right team together. What we want to have are tough choices to make."
So far McDavid has made Sutter's choice a very easy one.


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BOSTON GLOBE – There are 27 life science and medical device companies active in Marlborough, and about 30 percent of the city's commercial real estate activity last year came from the life-science sector. Upcoming additions include:
Quest Diagnostics
October 2012: New Jersey-based medical testing service provider announces that it will open a new laboratory in a 200,000-square-foot space on Forest Street, bringing 950 employees to the city.
Boston Scientific
November 2012: Medical device giant announces that it will move its headquarters and 800 employees to the city over the course of two years, adding to its 500,000-square-foot campus off Route 85.
Boston Biomedical Associates
October 2013: Announces plans to move its headquarters and about 50 employees from Westborough to a 17,000-square-foot space on Crowley Drive.
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By Donald F. Smith, Cornell University
Posted January 18, 2013
With the appointment last week of a dean of veterinary medicine for Midwestern University, Arizona is moving forward with plans to open the 29th veterinary college in the United States in fall 2014. They have already received a State of Arizona License and are scheduled for a site team by the Council on Education of the American Veterinary Medical Association starting January 20, 2013.
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Midwestern University, a not for profit health sciences university in Glendale, Arizona is home to colleges of osteopathic medicine, pharmacy, optometry, dental health and a large number of master and doctorate programs in its health science college. When I asked President and CEO Kathleen H. Goeppinger, Ph.D. last year why she would contemplate starting a college of veterinary medicine, she gave one of the most compelling rationales I have ever heard by a senior university administrator. "Quite simply," she said, "animals contribute to human health and I felt having a health sciences campus without veterinary medicine would be incomplete." Apart from the important role that animals play in supporting human health and well-being, she also pointed to the need to educate more veterinarians to serve in rural areas of Arizona.
At the national level, many practicing veterinarians feel that the 25% growth in the number of veterinary graduates in the last decade has created an oversupply of new veterinarians entering clinical practice. However, Arizona is the second most populous state without a veterinary college (1) and the number of Arizona residents who are accepted each year into U.S. veterinary colleges is among the lowest in the country. Similarly, the number of veterinarians per capita practicing in Arizona is much less than the national average.
When it comes to the vast rural areas in Arizona, the need for veterinarians is especially acute for both livestock and horses, but also for companion animals. Midwestern proposes to accept more students from rural areas with the hope that they will fill that critical need.
Another great unmet need for veterinarians across the entire U.S. is in public and corporate practice. This priority is recognized by former surgeon general Rich Carmona, MD, who lives in Tucson, AZ. Dr. Carmona is a strong supporter of the critical role of veterinarians in public health and he shared the following with me in March last year when the first announcement of Midwestern's plans were made public.
"During my tenure as United States Surgeon General [2002-06], it became very apparent that veterinarians were essential elements not only to the nation's health, but also to national and global preparedness activities, and as leaders of our multidisciplinary teams.
Veterinarians were some of the most sought-after professionals by all branches of the Federal Government. Whether from traditional veterinary practice to research and development, zoonoses, emerging infectious and global health, we were always in short supply of veterinarians."
Midwestern will be just the fourth veterinary college in the U.S. to be established on a non land-grant campus. Though it will fulfill the need to educate students in species of agricultural interest, its urban location (2) and its educational priorities will also reflect the reality that the overwhelming majority of practicing veterinarians are needed in companion animal practice. These veterinarians not only serve the health needs of the family pet, but also promote the concept of one health for all species because of the positive impact pets have for human health and well-being.
1) Arizona's population is 6.6 million (2012 estimate). New Jersey, the most populous state without a veterinary college, has 8.9 million people.
2) Midwestern is located in a metropolitan area of over four million people, one of only four veterinary colleges in the country located in the top 15 metropolitan areas in the U.S. Like Midwestern, each of the other three colleges is located on a campus with other health science colleges (University of Pennsylvania, Tufts University and Western University of the Health Sciences).
2) Midwestern is located in a metropolitan area of over four million people, one of only four veterinary colleges in the country located in the top 15 metropolitan areas in the U.S. Like Midwestern, each of the other three colleges is located on a campus with other health science colleges (University of Pennsylvania, Tufts University and Western University of the Health Sciences).


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How To Plant a Super Easy Tomato Container Garden
There's nothing better than a fresh, home grown tomato in the summer. If you're not growing your own by now, you should really start — tomatoes can be grown only in the ground, but also in a container or even a hanging basket. Once you've gotten all of your ingredients planting your own tomato garden takes all of about 5 minutes — find out how to get started after the jump.
What You Need
Organic Tomato Seedlings (we love Sun Gold and Purple Cherokee)
Natural Organic Potting Soil (We use Black Gold)
Large Pots (over 14" diameter & 12" deep, with drainage holes at the bottom)
Natural Fertilizer (optional - we use a fish emulsion)
Tomato Cage
Watering Can (optional if no water spigot is available)
Scissors (optional)
1. Purchase organic tomato seedlings from a a reputable source (if you're not growing from seed) such as a green house, farmer's market or small local garden store. Heirloom variety is best, and if you're planting more than one seedling, pick a variety of sizes, styles and days to maturity so that you get tomatoes throughout the season.
2. Fill your pot with natural organic potting soil — using good, healthly soil is particularly important for vegetable gardens, so that you produce healthy, edible foods. Fill pot so that there is only about 2" to the top of the rim.
3. Using either scissors, or just your fingers, clip off the branches of the bottom half of the seedling.
4. Scoop out the center of the pot to make room for your plant.
5. Take seedling out of container and place into pot deep enough so that it is buried half way up the stalk. This is important for getting a stable, healthy plant. Add additional dirt if needed.
6. Water plants thouroughly — basically you can't water too much, but you can water too little.
7. Add name tags, continue to water plants about every day and use natural fertilizer if wanted. Add tomato cages when plants are getting large and need additional support.
8. Repeat with any other vegetable seedings (we love cucumber and basil) and enjoy eating your own home grown produce!
Additional Notes: It really is best to plant more than one seedling, not only to get a variety of types of tomatoes, but also becuase you'll want them throughout the summer and they grow at different times, and also because there is a good chance that one of them might not make it. We always grow at least two varieties — a larger size and a cherry tomato, but after you give it a few seasons you'll figure out what your favorite varieties are and which ones are easiest to grow.
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BOSTON (AP) Jonathan Lee scored 17 points to go with five boards and four assists to help Northeastern pull away from Colonial Athletic Association foe Drexel 59-52 Saturday.
Joel Smith made 5 of 8 shots en route to 14 points for Northeastern, which has won nine of its last 10 games after starting the season 5-7.
Drexel (9-13, 5-5) cut a six-point deficit to one, 43-42, on a Derrick Thomas 3-pointer with 7 minutes left. But Northeastern answered with eight straight points to take a 51-42 lead with 3:16 showing.
The Huskies (14-8, 9-1), who hit 21 of 23 free throws, scores 12 of their last 16 points at the charity stripe.
Drexel, whose shortest starter is 6-foot-4, posted a 35-25 rebounding advantage but shot just 35.2 percent (19 of 54), compared to 42.5 percent (17 of 40) for Northeastern.
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DUBLIN, Ohio, USA, 28 April 2011—The Spanish consortium BUCLE (Consorcio de Bibliotecas Universitarias de Castilla y León) is the first institution in Spain to implement OCLC WorldCat Local as its new search and discovery service. WorldCat Local delivers single-search-box access to more than 800 million items in libraries' electronic, digital and physical collections.
BUCLE launched WorldCat Local as a group solution for the university libraries of Burgos, León, Salamanca and Valladolid. It will be available to the universities' more than 100,000 registered library users by April 30, 2011. With WorldCat Local, library users are not only able to access the library's local bibliographic records but also the titles from the BUCLE group catalog and from the OCLC WorldCat database.
"WorldCat Local was by far the best solution for the creation of a group catalog for the BUCLE consortium. It's quick, easy to work with, and cost-effective, and it provides all four BUCLE member libraries with a single point of access to the different library catalogs. In addition, the integration with the WorldCat database gives the bibliographic patrimony of all four university libraries more visibility on the World Wide Web," said Fernando Martín Rodriguez, Technical Director of the BUCLE consortium.
With the integration of the WorldCat knowledge base, users have direct access to electronic resources from search results, and a "View Now" feature on brief records connects users directly to the electronic articles and open-access content that their searches retrieve. More than 100,000 library users of the BUCLE member libraries will be able to search via a single search box – which eliminates the need to consult separate resources and interfaces – both the local library and the BUCLE group, as well as in all other WorldCat libraries. Search results include multiple formats of materials, including digital objects, electronic materials, databases, journals, music, video, audio, e-books, theses and print materials.
Eric van Lubeek, Managing Director of OCLC EMEA, said: "OCLC is delighted to announce that BUCLE is the first European consortium which has implemented WorldCat Local as their discovery solution. We are very proud of the strong cooperation, and the efforts BUCLE undertook to successfully conclude this project. In particular, the integration of the WorldCat knowledge base, and the associated 'View Now' feature, connecting users to electronic articles and open-access content directly from the search results page, provides immense added value."
The implementation of WorldCat Local and the necessary participation in WorldCat allows the member libraries of BUCLE to increase the visibility of their collections to a global audience. As an immediate result, the interlibrary loan requests from outside the country have risen significantly. For the BUCLE universities, WorldCat Local has proved to be a powerful but easy-to-use discovery platform that allows users to do their research on a unified interface, and give them access to all available scientific materials from the university community of Castilla and León. The agreement has been facilitated by doc6 S.A. (www.doc6.es), OCLC's representative in Spain.
About BUCLE
Founded in 2002, one of the objectives of BUCLE ("Consorcio de Bibliotecas Universitarias de Castilla y León") is to optimize and share bibliographic library data and library services among its member libraries of the university of Burgos, León, Salamanca and Valladolid. The targets rely on the development of common procedures, consortial acquisition and circulation and the cooperation among staff of their libraries. To implement these objectives, the Consortium provides funding for the participating universities, as well as additional funding from the head office of the universities of Castilla and León ("Dirección General de Universidades de Castilla y León").
About OCLC
Founded in 1967, OCLC is a nonprofit, membership, computer library service and research organization dedicated to the public purposes of furthering access to the world's information and reducing library costs. More than 72,000 libraries in 170 countries have used OCLC services to locate, acquire, catalog, lend, preserve and manage library materials. Researchers, students, faculty, scholars, professional librarians and other information seekers use OCLC services to obtain bibliographic, abstract and full-text information when and where they need it. OCLC and its member libraries cooperatively produce and maintain WorldCat, the world's largest online database for discovery of library resources. Search WorldCat.org on the Web. For more information, visit the OCLC Web site.
OCLC, WorldCat and WorldCat.org are trademarks/service marks of OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Inc. Third-party product, service and business names are trademarks/service marks of their respective owners.
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Opinion: Sandy Blows Christie Left
Assistant editorial page editor James Freeman on Chris Christie's state address last night blaming Hurricane Sandy for the New Jersey's economic woes.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
... I ... across the burnouts in New Jersey were Governor Chris Christie ... did is stable sustain address last night and it earned ... national attention ... we are working together not just the people ... are digging out from said the rebuilding our economy ... working together here in China ... in this chamber ... without our flights ... we are stuck to our principles ... but we have established governing model for America ... welcome back to Opinion Journal out was New Jersey Governor Chris Christie in a state of State address last night ... is editorial page editor James Freeman joins me now to discuss the governor's emphasis ... on getting more federal aid that means your money taxpayer dollars ... going to New Jersey and James while come to learn what is this populist turn from mistress ... yet so we are it seems like those of a gale force hurricane force winds from Chrome OS storm Sandy dependable only governor ... when firms are the conservative reformer message and ... more shoving kind of like a ... cannon to pergola a liberal politicians of the fuel is looking like the next Charlie Crist is selling well and I were really go that far I mean that's ... that's pretty pretty are moving to the left of burbs for Republican governor but to ... basically what we've seen since the storm is obviously an ... emphasis on not ... what can the federal government do to help and I think you know they're a lot of things that bother people about to ... Mr. Christie's can embrace of President Obama ... right after the storm right before the election I mean we all pay taxes for finger these people have a job to do their spas provide this help with the thinking of another daughter not so ... this idea that you have to turn give the president of political low show and ... and ... and and assistance in order to get them to do what they're supposed to be doing anyway the grubs a lot of people around when on Mr Christie is a politician in the there was a little bit of a political motive here certainly my running for re-election that's right a lot ... of the unemployment numbers from the beginning of Gov Christie's term ... to the latest figures that we have a November twenty twelve ... so you've got nine point seven percent twenty eight January twenty ten ... nine point six percent rise in employment ... November twenty twelve assists are innocent this is just a political challenge for Chris Christie ... as he seeks re election this year and this is not because of the Sandy ... new Jersey has had a ... high unemployment rate relative to New York Road to Connecticut penciling its neighbors ... and that is because in the first two years of his term ... he did a good job and terms are reforming government cuts and a pension reforms ... some limits on local property taxes what he has not been able to do and this is in part because there's a Democratic legislature that has now been ... protected through the redistricting process ... he's not been able to get the growth to all ... he's not been able to do ... serious tax cutting serious regulatory reform ... and I'd I think the question now is how does he get that done how does he get it through the legislature in that may be why ... it's now kind of an issue lists message of what's respond this AMD lead so ... let's get the more money from Washington because he can have a tough time figuring out how he gets the growth of the people this is a governor who has over seventy percent popularity has a lot of political capital mistake ... if he doesn't run as a reformer and now ... anyways re-election what I mean is he gonna have to make those reforms here talk about what it's a it's a big questions also questioned and in terms of his future and it does seem that he's made a certain decision about how to get what we elected governor in the state in New Jersey ... that that that he's currently on is not ... what you would normally consider the path to get nominated for president in twenty sixteen so ... he ... decided that that ... he's he's basically going with the at ... the Sydney theme and not ... an easy he's presented instead of a bipartisan non model of success in the first two years Mr. and there has been progress but I'm not sure what comes next in theory briefly and sit on my couch this morning watching morning Joe on MSNBC ... the on line I know Johnny and comes at me says you know what the Republicans don't like Christy because of reflex save ideology your brief response it's not ideology are imperfect example last week of Mr. Christie being able to say no to horrible Washington pork Alaska Fisheries ... the Smithsonian institution funding giving tacked on to this supposedly storm relief bill ... and instead of criticizing the parking criticized the John Binner for ... approving all the spending power Hank honest isn't a story James Freeman thanks for being with us


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On this day in 1848, future President Ulysses S. Grant marries Julia Boggs Dent.
The couple had a relatively lengthy engagement, caused first by Julia's father's disapproval of his daughter marrying a poorly paid soldier and, later, by Grant's absence while fighting in the Mexican-American War. At war's end, he and Julia were finally wed, overcoming her father's objections.
Two years into their marriage, Grant was ordered away from his beloved wife and two small children to fulfill a tour of duty in California and Oregon. The loneliness and sheer boredom of duty in the West drove Grant to binge drinking. By 1854, Grant's alcohol consumption so alarmed his superiors that he was asked to resign from the army. He did, and returned to Ohio to try his hand at farming and land speculation. Although he kicked the alcohol habit, he failed miserably at both vocations and was forced to take a job as a clerk in his father's tanning business.
If it were not for the Civil War, Grant might have slipped quickly into obscurity. Instead, he re-enlisted in the army in 1861 and embarked on a stellar military career. In 1863, after leading a Union Army to victory at Vicksburg, Grant caught President Lincoln's attention. The Union Army had suffered under the service of a series of incompetent generals and Lincoln was in the market for a new Union supreme commander. President Lincoln kept an eye on Grant's moods and tendency toward depression, sending Julia to join Grant wherever he was posted. The level-headed and good-natured Julia followed him around the country, helping to soothe and cheer him in the midst of the terrible war. However, despite Julia's attention, Grant's tendency to binge-drink re-emerged and he developed another unhealthy habit: chain cigar-smoking.
According to her biographers at the National First Ladies Library, Julia reveled in being first lady, particularly after living in abject poverty and constant flux since her marriage to Grant. Julia hosted lavish state dinners and festivities at the White House. However, upon leaving office, the Grants' fortunes again declined. They traveled to Europe between 1877 and 1879 amid great fanfare, but returned home to bankruptcy caused by Grant's unwise investment in a scandal-prone banking firm. Grant spent the last few years of his life writing a detailed account of the Civil War and, after he died of throat cancer in 1885, Julia managed to scrape by on the royalties earned from his memoirs.


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Extra: Politics and graphic design
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5 April 2018
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From posters to placards, to badges and even buses – graphic design is everywhere in our politics. Monocle's George McDonagh visits London's Design Museum for the 'Hope to Nope' exhibition, looking at the past decade of political graphic design.
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Extra: Absent architecture
While the architects at Foster + Partners await the green light for their Tulip proposal, we explore some of the buildings that could have been but never were.
Design Miami
This week we focus on the festivities at Design Miami, which wrapped last weekend, and visit the Long Island workshop of lighting firm Allied Maker. Plus: what will the military forces of the future be wearing?
Extra: Printworks
The cavernous halls of the Printworks, an old newspaper printing plant in London district Canada Water, have been turned into a major destination for lovers of electronic music. The team behind the project are keen to get…
Remembering Jørn Utzon
On the centenary of celebrated (and controversial) Danish architect Jørn Utzon's birth, we assess his best-known work: the Sydney Opera House. Plus: Pentagram's latest partner Yuri Suzuki on sound and we find out how to…
Extra: Brains and Braun
London-based research project Das Programm focuses on the industrial-design legacy of Dieter Rams and Frankfurt-based firm Braun. Here Das Programm's director Dr Peter Kapos talks about the enduring influence of both.
Home futures
How will fewer resources, a lack of space and new technologies impact the way we build our homes? We seek answers at a new exhibition and talk to a designer about creating tiny homes. Plus: quantifying the value of design…
Extra: Chip off the old block: Thomas Chippendale
The 18th century is known for the Enlightenment, a few bloody revolutions and the work of Britain's most eminent and enduring cabinet-maker Thomas Chippendale. His journey to prominence is being documented by the Metropo…
Hem line
A sit-down with Petrus Palmér, CEO and founder of Stockholm furniture firm Hem. Plus: we decamp to Dubai to see if the desert is fertile ground for a new crop of design thinkers and look at why Sweden says no to a new Apple…
Extra: Stan Lee and comic-book art
Comic-book fans are mourning the passing of Stan Lee, who helped to make a niche industry popular and lucrative. We discuss the growing appreciation of graphics and ask whether comic-book illustrators are due more recogn…
Elemental: the work of Alejandro Aravena
We meet Pritzker prize-winning architect Alejandro Aravena to talk politics, climate change and architecture's role in turbulent times. Plus: what is director Wes Anderson up to in Vienna?
Extra: The big Apple
Steve Jobs once said 'Design is how it works' – and it was a mantra that became a cornerstone in the success of iPhone. This week, as Apple launches its new iPad Pro (the latest in a long line of recent releases), we look…
Meeting Olafur Eliasson
What can designers learn from artists – and where does one discipline end and the other begin? We sit down with Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson to find out. Plus: London-based watchmaker Uniform Wares on keeping…
Extra: Strings attached: Gibson guitars
It's been a turbulent few months for Nashville's Gibson guitars, which has just announced former Levi's president James Curleigh as its new CEO. That's music to the ears of fans of the ailing brand, with a proposed revamp…
The Barbican estate: living with a legend
Fifty years since the first residents moved in, we explore life in London's much-discussed brutalist housing complex. Plus: a tour of Sweden's newly reopened National Museum after a five-year transformation.
Extra: Bricking it
"Bricks and mortar" is a phrase that evokes feelings of safety, reliability and permanence – but do these ancient materials pass muster in a world of sparkling glass towers? One architecture firm we spoke to thinks so.…


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It is important for students to not only recognize how a character learns and grows, but to also understand how the story's unfolding events affected those changes. This Foldable® has students consider the underlying reasons of why a main character changed, supporting their ideas and inferences with evidence from the text.
We love to use Patricia Polacco's autobiographical books to teach this concept because she is able to express the feelings she experienced so vividly. It is obvious from reading her stories that she has been influenced by so many events and people in her life.
We used the book Mrs. Mack for our whole class model.
|How a Character Changes Top-Tab Foldable®
In the middle of the inside of the Foldable®, glue a 2-tab made out of a half sheet of 8 1/2 X 11 paper. Label the upper tab "How the Main Character Changed" and "Why She Changed".
Introduce the whole class guided activity by discussing these questions, Think about yourself a year ago. Have you changed? How? How has your behavior changed? How have you as a person changed? Is there anything that you used to be nervous about and are not anymore? What made you change?
On an index card, ask students to respond to this question: "What makes people change?" Save as a pre-assessment. Tell students that they will be learning about why people change through characters in stories. This will help them better understand themselves, better understand others, and better understand the stories they read.
Read the first few pages of the story (to the second paragraph on page 14) and fill in the left side of Foldable® with evidence from the text. Using that information, discuss what it tells you about Patricia so far. What character traits does she have? What does she care about? What is her attitude? What is she feeling? How do you know?
Read the rest of the story. Go back and fill in the right side of the Foldable®, again using evidence from the story. Using that information, discuss Patricia at the end of the story. What character traits is she showing? What does she care about? What is her attitude? What are her feelings?
After filling in all of the information, open up the left and the right side tabs so that students can easily compare the character at the beginning of the story with the end of the story. Discuss, what has changed?
Ask, when did she change? Did she change all at once or did it happen over time? Which events do you think changed her? List those events on the board. Go back to the text and analyze the events. Discuss, which three events do you think made the most impact on Patricia's change? Why are those the most important?
Have each student determine his/her three key events, and then fill in all the cells on his/her table, (event, how she reacted to the event, how others responded to the events and why this event was chosen). After completing their tables, have students discuss Patricia's changes using all of the evidence they collected. How did she change and why? Students then write about Patricia's changes under the tabs the 2-tab Foldable®.
To differentiate and provide guided and independent practice, choose from the following Patricia Polacco autobiographical books. Students can work with partners, small groups or individually, making and filling in a How Characters Change Top Pocket Foldable® and events table for the character in each book they read.
Mrs. Mack
The Junkyard Wonders
Thunder Cake
Rotten Richie and the UltimateDare
My Rotten Redheaded Older Brother Story
Thank you, Mr. Falker
The finished Top Pocket Foldables® make a wonderful display as students share and discuss the comparisons and connections between the characters in the books they've read. An author study would be a natural extension, as students learn about Patricia Polacco's life, customs, beliefs, and values through her stories.
As a post assessment have students respond to the following questions:
How do people change?
Why do they change?
What does this tell you about people in general?
How does understanding characters and how they change teach you? How does it help you as a reader and a writer?
Check out any of Dinah Zike's Big Books of Foldables® at Dinah-Might Adventures for the directions for the Top Pocket Foldable®and other Foldable® ideas.


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Do you know that --
- Windows secretly records all the web sites you've ever visited?
- After you delete your Outlook emails and empty the Waste Basket, someone could still read your email?
- After you delete a file and empty the Recycle Bin, the file still exists?
- Your computer might run software that spies on you?
- Your computer might be a bot , a slave computer waiting to perform tasks assigned by a remote master?
- The web sites you visit might be able to compile a complete dossier of your online activities?
- Microsoft Word and Excel documents contain secret keys that uniquely identify you? They also collect statistics telling anyone how long you spent working on them and when.
Why Security and Privacy Matter
Why should you care about making Windows secure and private? Once young "hackers" tried to breach Windows security for thrills. But today penetrating Windows computers yields big money. So professional criminals have moved in, including overseas gangs and organized crime. All intend to make money off you -- or anyone else who does not know how to secure Windows. Security threats are increasing exponentially. This guide tells you how to defend yourself against those trying to steal your passwords, personal data, and financial information. It helps you secure your Windows system from outside manipulation or even destruction. It also helps you deal with corporations and governments that breach Windows security and your privacy for their own ends. You have privacy if only you determine when, how, and to whom your personal information is communicated. Organizations try to gain advantage by eliminating your privacy. This guide helps you defend it.
The Threats
Windows security and privacy concerns fall into three categories --
- How to defend your computer against outside penetration attempts
- How Windows tracks your behavior --and how to stop it
- How to protect your privacy when using the Internet


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Years ago when I was on the fence about whether to ordain as a monk or to get married, a friend asked me, "Which way would be harder? Choose that one." So I did. I chose both. If we're lucky, we have these moments of stepping off a cliff, then later picking up our own pieces. Karen Maezen Miller was ...Read More »
Clear Voice
It's said that when the Buddha preached the Dharma, he did it in a voice that was somewhere between speech and song; the Japanese expression of this teaching is called shōmyō (聲明 or 声明, "clear voice") . This half-singing eased the burden on the listener; it made the Buddha's words easier to absorb. We have no way of knowing how this sounded, ...Read More »
What Are the Depths to Which You'll Go?
Buddhism began for me in high school as a thought experiment. It was a bunch of beautiful assertions about the nature of things—more often than not, the absolute nature of things—that seemed awfully hard to test. The idea that you and I might be fundamentally the same, that the apparent differences between us said more about my deluded view than ...Read More »
My Teacher Doesn't Get Me
Not long ago, a Zen student in California wrote to me asking for advice about his teacher. He's on track to be ordained, he wrote, but as he moves closer to taking that leap, he finds himself worried that his teacher doesn't really get him. In fact, he's left teachers in the past for this very reason. He said that he sometimes ...Read More »
Dogen in E-Prime
When I enrolled in a poetry class my senior year in college, I fancied myself a bit of a writer. I enjoyed writing, and my professors praised and encouraged me — maybe too much. So I felt some dismay when the new poetry professor explained that for the full semester, we would write exclusively in […]Read More »
The Zen Toolbox by Koun Franz
Abraham Maslow famously said, "If you only have a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail." I use some variation of this a lot in conversation, almost always in a negative way — it's easy shorthand for saying that others are narrow or deficient or unoriginal in their approach. In one stroke, […]Read More »
Thoughts on Not Thinking about Non-thinking
One of Dogen's favorite encounter stories goes like this: When Priest Yaoshan was sitting in meditation a monk asked, "What do you think about, sitting in steadfast composure?" Yaoshan said, "I think not thinking." The monk said, "How do you think not thinking?" Yaoshan said, "Non-thinking." I've had the privilege of interpreting some interesting talks on […]Read More »
Waiting for the Sincere Question
My grandmother — we called her Oma — struggled with Alzheimer's before passing away a few years ago. One evening after dinner, during her last Christmas visit with our family, we were sitting around the table — Oma, my brother, Tracy, and I. Oma took a cookie from her plate, held it up, and asked, [...]Read More »
An Attempt at Instructions for Zazen
Last summer, as I was re-reading Carl Bielefeldt's Dogen's Manuals of Zen Meditation, I received a very kind email from a reader asking me to offer my take on how to do zazen. I have no idea how many times I've offered zazen instruction in person, but in reading that request, I realized that I [...]Read More »
Here I Am
"Life is one continuous mistake" — for years, this has been one of my favorite Dogen sayings. I've always appreciated the humor of it — it feels honest, or at least like an honest description of my life. Only, it turns out that Dogen never said it. On the Internet, it seems, quotation marks are [...]Read More »
Teacher? Student? by Koun Franz
The other night, after returning home from my teacher's temple, where we celebrated the Buddha's enlightenment, I fell head first into what I suppose is my own version of internet porn: Zen people arguing with Zen people on Zen blogs about Zen. These days the topic is sex, and the discussion is heated, and like any kind of pornography, it ...Read More »
Behind Closed Doors by Koun Franz
Like Dosho Port over at Wild Fox Zen, I have lots of things I want to write about, but when everyone is talking about a scandal, not talking about it starts to feel like avoidance. Today, to many people such as myself (who have never been privy to the American Zen gossip mill), the news about Joshu Sasaki comes as a ...Read More »
You Know This Blog is No Good Because I'm Trying to Write It
The other day, as I was finally emerging from under a large-scale translation project that consumed my time over the last few months (and basically shut down this blog), I checked Facebook and saw this quotation making the rounds: Teachers who think they are actually teachers teaching something are to be avoided. Good teachers are people who are themselves simply ...Read More »
Nurturing Intention by Koun Franz
I started practicing karate when I was a teenager, and soon after, I began to notice a phenomenon that now seems, to me, ordinary. A new person would come to the dōjō, love it, and declare that he was going to dedicate his life to the martial arts. And then he'd disappear. It seemed, in [...]Read More »
Monasteries and the Real World by Koun Franz
When I was a teenager, one of my teachers told us about his list of "required" experiences. These were experiences that he felt were prerequisites to being a fully alive, aware person. I remember nothing of that list except one: spend a night in jail. I asked him if he'd ever spent a night in jail. He had. (I have ...Read More »
"I, Roshi" by Koun Franz
When I was a pimply-faced high school kid, I used to go to a dermatologist I'll call Dr. Selmer. I disliked him intensely. He was always strongly recommending acne remedies that had, in his own words, "basically the same side effects as chemotherapy." That seemed insane, even sinister. I never did this to his face, but my way of showing ...Read More »


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With the completion of the Human Genome Project our vision of human genetic diseases has changed. Thousands of mutations are identified in diagnostic and research laboratories yearly. The knowledge of these mutations associated with clinical and biological data is essential for clinicians, geneticists and researchers.
In order to better understand intronic and exonic mutations leading to splicing defects, we decided to create the Human Splicing Finder website. This tool is aimed to help study of the pre-mRNA splicing [more about splicing background].
To calculate the consensus values of potential splice sites and search for branch points, new algorithms were developed. Furthermore, we have integrated all available matrices to identify exonic and intronic motifs, as well as new matrices to identify hnRNP A1, Tra2-β and 9G8.
We hope that this tool will be useful for your research. In order to improve it, please send us comments and new matrices to identify specific sequences involved in splicing.
In referring to work done using Human Splicing Finder, please cite:
FO Desmet, Hamroun D, Lalande M, Collod-Beroud G, Claustres M, Beroud C. Human Splicing Finder: an online bioinformatics tool to predict splicing signals. Nucleic Acid Research, 2009, April
To get more information about how splicing software work, please read, please also read: FO Desmet, D Hamroun, G Collod-Beroud, C Beroud: Bioinformatics identification of splice site signals and prediction of mutation effects. Global Research Network, Res. Adv. in Nucleic Acid Research. Editor: RM Mohan, Kerala


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DURHAM � Tonight�s game is no afterthought for Duke, coach David Cutcliffe said.
The Blue Devils are stinging from last week�s rout at Stanford, so regaining footing against visiting North Carolina Central in a matchup of Durham�s universities is the central theme for the Blue Devils.
�I am happy that our team is taking it serious,� Cutcliffe said. �We talked about not forgetting what happened out west and why. I do believe that our team has taken it seriously on the practice field. So I think we�ve gone about our business to get better.�
Even though review of the footage from the 50-13 loss to Stanford showed coaches pretty much what they witnessed the first time, there�s no reason to dismiss the possibilities for the season, the coach said.
�We�ve got a lot to fight for,� Cutcliffe said. �We�ve played two games. � Maybe we were feeling a little too good about ourselves (after opening by defeating Florida International). We�re not pointing fingers. We�re not panicking.�
There�s plenty for the Blue Devils to address.
�Everything we need to do isn�t solved in just a day or two days,� Cutcliffe said.
The game has been dubbed the Bull City Classic. Cutcliffe has gone out of his way to embrace the concept, not to mention that the teams will meet in four of the next five years.
�When I say a celebration of Durham, it truly is,� Cutcliffe said. �I�m convinced this is a great thing in every area for us.�
Three years ago these teams met and it put a wrinkle in Duke�s quest to reach bowl eligibility because N.C. Central was in a transition phase to Division I status from Division II. The victory didn�t count toward the number the Blue Devils needed to become bowl eligible.
Now, the game against N.C. Central counts in that endeavor for the Blue Devils � if they win tonight.
-- Duke receiver Blair Holliday, who was critically injured in a July watercraft accident, is expected to be on hand to watch the game. He has been in rehabilitation in Atlanta.
DURHAM � When the Duke men�s and women�s cross country teams line up against North Carolina Central tonight, they will be competing in front of the largest crowd ever for a home meet.
The meet will begin on the track in Wallace Wade Stadium about 15 minutes prior to the kickoff of the Duke / N.C. Central football game.
The meet will begin with one lap around the track, with the men�s 6-kilometer race starting at 6:45 p.m. and the women�s 4K race set to start at 6:47 p.m. All runners will line up near the video scoreboard in Wallace Wade, complete nearly a full lap around the track and exit the stadium before heading to the Sally Meyerhoff Fitness Loop on the Al Buehler Trail where the races will conclude.
Fans in Wallace Wade will also be updated on the team scores following the conclusion of both events.


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We've Moved…Come Visit Our New Site
The Union for Reform Judaism recently launched URJ.org, a terrific new website. In addition to all the great blog posts that previously lived here on RJ.org, the new site is full of news, information, and blog posts about all facets of congregational life — and how you can enrich and strengthen your own synagogue. The […]Read more


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Hit a fence after traveling off of County Road 1325
A Madison, Mo., resident suffered what troopers with the Missouri State Highway Patrol are calling "minor" injuries in a motor vehicle accident near Moberly last night (Thursday, Oct. 10).
The MSHP reports that at approximately 6:30 p.m., Thursday, Jared R. Hutchison, 29, of Madison, was operating his 1999 Dodge Truck 2500 southbound on County Road 1325, close to one mile north of Moberly, when he "traveled of the left side of the roadway and struck a fence."
Hutchison was not wearing his seatbelt, and sustained minor injuries in the accident. He was transported by Randolph County Ambulance to Moberly Regional Medical Center.
Hutchison's vehicle received but minor damage in the incident, and was driven from the scene by a private party. The MSHP report notes that said vehicle was uninsured.


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Dominican Republic wedding at Flor de Cabrera – Heike & StephenPosted by genekosoy in destination wedding, Dominican Republic, Photography, Uncategorized, wedding, tags: Babanuco, ceremony magazine, destination i do magazine, destination weddings, destination weddings and honeymoons, dominican republic, Dominican Republic wedding, flor de cabrera, villa weddings
Destination weddings are one of my specialties, and I write a lot about them on my blogs. I've also written articles in such publications such as Destination I Do Magazine, Ceremony Magazine and Destination Wedding and Honeymoons Magazine . Villa weddings in the Dominican Republic are some of the most romantic and intimate ways to tie the knot. As far as Caribbean weddings, Villa Flor de Cabrera located on the North Coast of the Dominican Republic is one of my favorite villas.
Located next to the town of Cabrera, Villa Flor de Cabrera is a fantastic choice for couples looking to get married in an exotic Dominican locale. Heike and Stephen are a lovely and quirky couple from Seattle who chose to have their close family present for their destination wedding. They and their families were the exclusive guests of the villa for the entire week, and I had the privilege of being immersed in family life for several days while I took photos of all the festivities. Different activities were arranged for everyone to enjoy, from beach picnics to outings to the local cigar maker, Babanuco. Martha Cabrera, was the officiant for the wedding and did a fabulous job as always. The villa chef, Lubin, is a master at creating delicious creations from the local food supply, as well as procuring rare spices, high-quality meet and hard to find seafood. He did not disappoint for this occasion! The staff at the villa are all top notch. For more information on Dominican wedding villas, check out our Dominican Republic destination weddings guide.
Congratulations Heike and Stephen!
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With an extremely high failure rate the Special Purpose Examination (SPEX) requires appropriate study to reach a passing grade. Designed by the faculty of the Federation of State Medical Boards this one day test is continuously in evolution. In its present incarnation there are 336 questions divided into 7 sections. Each section has 48 questions with a completion time of 64 minutes. Federation of State Board Literature is not precise concerning the contents of this exam. Many who have come to this test believed that minimal study was needed to pass. They were very surprised when their exam grades came in the mail. Required by state medical boards these entities provide minimal to no information in the exam's contents or preparation. This mini course evolved out of the need for potential examinees to be provided with guidance on which subject matter to emphasize in their studies and which instructional material will give them the greatest chance of a successful passage of this exam.
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Cloud computing is one of Microsoft's big pushes in 2010, and SQL Azure is its cloud-based database service. Built on top of SQL Server, it shares many features with on-premises SQL Server.
For example, applications connect to SQL Azure using the standard Tabular Data Stream (TDS) protocol. SQL Azure supports multiple databases, as well as almost all of the SQL Server database objects, including tables, views, stored procedures, functions, constraints, and triggers.
However, SQL Azure is definitely not the same as an on-premises SQL Server system. Here's how it differs:
7. SQL Azure Requires Clustered Indexes
When you first attempt to migrate your applications to SQL Azure, the first thing you're likely to notice is that SQL Azure requires all tables to have clustered indexes. You can accommodate this by building clustered indexes for tables that don't have them. However, this usually means that most databases that are migrated to SQL Azure will usually require some changes before they can be ported to SQL Azure.
6. SQL Azure Lacks Access to System Tables
Because you don't have access to the underlying hardware platform, there's no access to system tables in SQL Azure. System tables are typically used to help manage the underlying server and SQL Azure does not require or allow this level of management. There's also no access to system views and stored procedures.
5. SQL Azure Requires SQL Server Management Studio 2008 R2
To manage SQL Azure databases, you must use the new SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 2008 R2. Older versions of SSMS can connect to SQL Azure, but the Object Browser won't work. Fortunately, you don't need to buy SQL Server 2008 R2. You can use the free version of SSMS Express 2008 R2, downloadable from Microsoft's website.
4. SQL Azure Doesn't Support Database Mirroring or Failover Clustering
SQL Azure is built on the Windows Azure platform which provides built-in high availability. SQL Azure data is automatically replicated and the SQL Azure platform provides redundant copies of the data. Therefore SQL Server high availability features such as database mirroring and failover cluster aren't needed and aren't supported.
3. No SQL Azure Support for Analysis Services, Replication, Reporting Services, or SQL Server Service Broker
The current release of SQL Azure provides support for the SQL Server relational database engine. This allows SQL Azure to be used as a backend database for your applications. However, the other subsystems found in the on-premises version of SQL Server, such as Analysis Services, Integration Services, Reporting Services, and replication, aren't included in SQL Azure. But you can use SQL Azure as a data source for the on-premises version of Analysis Services, Integration Services, and Reporting Services.
2. SQL Azure Offers No SQL CLR Support
Another limitation in SQL Azure is in the area of programmability: It doesn't provide support for the CLR. Any databases that are built using CLR objects will not be able to be moved to SQL Azure without modification.
1. SQL Azure Doesn't Support Backup and Restore
To me, one of the biggest issues with SQL Azure is the fact that there no support for performing backup and restore operations. Although SQL Azure itself is built on a highly available platform so you don't have to worry about data loss, user error and database corruption caused by application errors are still a concern. To address this limitation, you could use bcp, Integration Services, or the SQL Azure Migration Wizard to copy critical database tables.
Learn more from my article "SQL Azure Enhancements."


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Renault are offering Palmer money to leave the team after Singapore so Sainz can drive
Renault are offering Palmer money to leave the team after Singapore so Sainz can drive
Completely out of his element in F1, we will see Sainz in that Renault come Malaysia
Hit the road jack.....
He should take the money and run.
Really a likeable and good guy, but scoring only 1 point in two years with Renault makes him look really bad. Especially when you compare his results this year with Nico's.
I hope he'll do better in some other racing series.
give him a break. He hasnt had best of luck, especially with reliability. Money can only get you so far, driver talent does the rest. Renault saw that, and gave him a seat. Money and talent. At least he got his chance, alot more than alot of us here could do. Maybe in another car/team he would of done better.
What ever he ends up racing, doing hope he has better time than in F1.
hate to say it, but even Stroll is better than Palmer. It's pretty obvious enough is enough. He may be great in another series, but F1 is not his deal.
Oh good. He shud take the money and leave. Take stroll with him.
Silently, like a shadow
I give Stroll one more year. If Kubica goes to Williams, Stroll will have a year under his belt against Kubica. We shall see how that goes....but I have a feeling it will be Kubica ahead of Stroll...way ahead. I hope the Stroller can prove me wrong.
I don't know, it depends how much money Renault are willing to give him. If it's over a million than i say take it and leave. To be fair to Palmer, he really did have a significant amount of reliability issues. But then again, i think he was always behind Hulk when that happened.
If I'd be in Palmer's shoes, I'll leave with money. Pretty awkward to race with a team when deep down you know they don't want you in the car
I prefer to beat them on Sunday -Fernando Alonso, Press Conference Korean GP 2010
"Giornata fantastica !!"- Andrea Stella, European GP 2012
www.goonersweb.co.uk - Victoria Concordia Crescit
But now, like James, Sam, Ant Davidson, and many others, are realising that they want to be full time drivers, want make a career out of their driving. So they turning away from F1 to sportscars, GT racing. James and Sam got picked up by Ferrari to become factory drivers. They all want to be paid to race, and not pay to race. I hope Palmer realises that there is a career and a "bigger" world of racing out there, other than F1.
Renault allegedly offered Palmer $3M to leave before the season ends! Palmer might be holding off for a bigger pay off. Who knows, Renault might offer him $7M to leave after Malaysia.
thought I would post here.....since Bud is going to Renault.
Top six F1 teams lobby Todt and Carey on Budkowski case https://www.motorsport.com/f1/news/t...i-case-960465/ … via @motorsport
Who is the better driver for Williams, Kubica or Massa? I believe Stroll would take Felipe in a heartbeat.
If Williams have any sense at all, they'll take Kubica, Massa is long over his use-by date and time he left F1.
Felipe, you are a nice guy but please GO AWAY.
called it .....lets see how both do in this two day test.
Exclusive: Kubica and di Resta to contest Williams seat with a two day test


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Baltimore County police have arrested an 18-year-old Essex man, charging him with the attempted first-degree murder in the shooting of an off-duty police officer.
Michael Jabateh, 18, of the 100 block of Commodore Drive, faces eight charges and is being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center in connection with the shooting of Officer Moorer on Dec. 9 outside an Overlea party. Officials did not release Moorer's first name.
Jabateh was arrested on Thursday after police conducted a surveillance operation in the 100 block of Orville Road in Essex. As police attempted to apprehend Jabateh, he ran from them, dropping a handgun, officers said. But police caught him after a brief chase and linked the gun to the shooting of the officer.
Moorer was shot after he stopped near the intersection of Dale Avenue and Danville Road when he encountered a large group of people blocking the street and attempted to drive past, police said. Officers were first called to Dale and Kenwood avenues at about 3:30 a.m. Dec. 9, for a large crowd and later found the wounded officer nearby.
In their investigation, detectives learned that a fight erupted inside a home in the 700 block of Dale Ave. during a party, and about 75 to 100 people left the house. When the off-duty officer beeped his horn to get the crowd to move out of the road, someone yelled that the man in the car had a gun, and Jabateh fired shots through the officer's vehicle door, police said.
Police have previously said that the officer's weapon was also fired twice.
Moorer was taken to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center with non-life threatening injuries and was released the same day.


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Media Statements & Speeches
Commissioner John R. Norris Statement
September 20, 2012
Docket Nos. RM12-18-000 and RM11-21-000
Item Nos. G-1 and G-2
Oil Pipeline Rulemakings
We are all familiar with the shale gas revolution that is occurring today and the impact that this revolution is having on the supply and prices of our nations energy resources. The same technology that is powering this revolution is also fueling a dramatic increase in the production of oil and oil products in many parts of the country. In addition, wet shale plays are producing significant new supplies of propane and other natural gas liquids. As industry looks to maintain and build out the infrastructure that brings these resources from production to market, it is critical to ensure that the rates which underwrite this infrastructure are just and reasonable. Just and reasonable rates protect shippers from paying excessive charges while also ensuring that oil and liquid products pipelines have adequate incentives to construct needed new infrastructure, all of which is to the benefit of our nations consumers.
"The notice of proposed rulemaking (NOPR) and final rule we are issuing today are intended to better enable this Commission to fulfill our responsibility to ensure that rates are just & reasonable.
"In passing the Energy Policy Act of 1992, Congress made clear that the Commission was to adopt a simplified, generally applicable ratemaking methodology for oil pipelines, and this Commission has adopted indexing procedures to streamline oil pipeline rate matters."
"I believe the additional information that these rules propose to be included on FERC Form 6, page 700 are in-line with the 1992 legislation, this Commissions subsequent rules and procedures adopted to implement that legislation, and the spirit of what Congress intended when it asked that the Commission adopt a more simplified approach to ratemaking.
"As the NOPR indicates, the additional information proposed to be reported will impose almost no additional burden on oil pipelines. While this would impose a de minimus cost to oil pipelines - the NOPR estimates 30 minutes of additional time required - the information will better enable both this Commission and shippers to more accurately and easily evaluate a pipelines rates.
"As the NOPR also states, prior to this proposal, any attempt to estimate an oil pipelines actual return on equity required assumptions regarding several cost of service components. Where access to readily available data can better enable this Commission to do our most fundamental job of ensuring that rates are just and reasonable, we should take action to ensure that such data is in fact available. We are that doing here.
"This also empowers shippers by allowing them to see important data regarding the rates they have to pay and provides them a reasonable level of self-protection. The Interstate Commerce Act provides an important avenue for oil and liquid product pipeline shippers to initiate actions on rates where they believe those rates are unjust and unreasonable. Under that construct, I believe there is a heightened level of importance that shippers have access to data to enable them to have a reasonable level of protection. I believe the action we are taking today helps to restore some balance and provides a better process for maintaining just and reasonable rates.


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A new free iPad app is taking an iconic vision of sustainable cities and making it accessible to millions of tablet users in an interactive format. The Harvard Graduate School of Design has released an Ecological Urbanism app that provides access to the content of its 2010 book Ecological Urbanism, edited by Mohsen Mostafavi and Gareth Doherty. The new app provides a way into not only the original content of Ecological Urbanism but also into the increasing volume of research and discourse that the book has stimulated since its publication.
Think of the Ecological Urbanism app as an ebook on whole-grain, natural, organic steroids. The design school hired interactive design firm Second Story of Portland, Ore., to develop the app. After studying the book and discussing the content with its creators, Second Story conceived an interactive application based on visual portals that provide access to sustainable design stories around the world. Describing what the app does, Second Story says,
By interpreting the content for a tablet experience, the app takes advantage of an interactive, non-linear experience and creates new opportunities for exploring the subject. An interactive map provides a way to search geographically and demonstrates where the hubs of innovative urbanism are unfolding. Users can also browse with a timeline, filterable by scale and keyword, providing another access point to the content.
The app is supported by a content management system (CMS) and administration staff that allows for continuous updates as researchers expand the body of knowledge around sustainable urban design.
Ecological Urbanism grew out of the desire for a more holistic approach to urban design that would incorporate both social and environmental elements to the development of sustainable cities. In describing this vision, the Harvard design school says,
Ecological Urbanism considers the city with multiple instruments and with a worldview that is fluid in scale and disciplinary focus. Design provides the synthetic key to connect ecology with an urbanism that is not in contradiction with its environment. The book brings together practitioners, theorists, economists, engineers, artists, policymakers, scientists, and public health specialists, with the goal of providing a multilayered, diverse, and nuanced understanding of ecological urbanism and what it might be in the future. The promise is nothing short of a new ethics and aesthetics of the urban.
The Ecological Urbanism iPad app is available from the iTunes Store for free. Version 1.0 is 109 MB and requires iOS 5.0 or later.
+ Ecological Urbanism at the Harvard University Graduate School of Design


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New R.O.C.K.ateer Orientation:
Anyone wishing to volunteer at R.O.C.K. attends a New R.O.C.K.ateer Orientation.• At orientation, you will learn about R.O.C.K.'s mission, vision, history and programs. This course is a requirement for all R.O.C.K.ateers, and we enjoy this opportunity to get to know you!
R.O.C.K.ateer Sidewalker Training:
Sidewalkers are volunteers devoted to the client and walk or trot by the side of the horse, next to the client.
• Different clients need different amounts of support (some need your hands for balance or help, others need your voices for help, each client has different needs and your instructor or therapist will help you learn how to help the clients). In order to volunteer as a Sidewalker, you need to participate in R.O.C.K.ateer Sidewalker Training.
R.O.C.K.ateers must be 14 years and older for New Orientaion and Sidewalking
• R.O.C.K.ateers must wear closed-toe shoes for all arena activities
• sidewalkers must have the ability to lift 20 pounds
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Turnout Strong for GS Events' Weekend Shows
January 9, 2012 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Turnout Strong for GS Events' Weekend Shows
RV and outdoor enthusiasts turned out in high numbers this past weekend at both the Progressive Insurance 2nd Annual New Mexico RV, Boat & Travel Show in Albuquerque, N.M., and the Progressive Insurance 23rd Annual North Carolina RV & Camping Show in Greensboro, N.C.
According to a press release from GS Events, both shows reported strong sales and steady, high attendance. Comments from participants at the New Mexico show included:
• Doug Schwebach, sales manager for La Mesa RV of Albuquerque, noted, "We are obviously seeing pent-up demand for the New Mexico RV market. We have been impressed by the amount of quality traffic, and the show has exceeded our expectations."
• "This was our first year at the New Mexico RV, Boat & Travel Show and it definitely will not be our last," said Dave Lipisea, owner of Vallecito RV Resort in Bayfield, Colo. "The opportunity to interact with several hundred people a day was invaluable."
The Greensboro show, sponsored by Bojangle's and WFMY News 2, had a similar turnout and dealers and exhibitors were pleased with the show's response.
• "We were very happy with the traffic at the show all weekend," said Dennis Watkins, operations manager, Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort.
• Alan Good, general manager, Camping World of Statesville, stated, "The show proved to be a positive barometer for the RV industry in 2012. I'm thankful for the record sales activity and the head start this show has given our dealership for the year."
"We were pleased to see the enthusiasm of the RVing community at the first of our three Progressive Insurance North Carolina RV & Camping Shows," noted Jeff Haughton, vice president, Eastern region manager of GS Events. "Buying activity was at an all-time high and purchases were made at all levels from small trailers to class A motorhomes."
Visit www.GSEvents.com for information about upcoming consumer shows, exhibitor lists, and discounted online tickets to the shows.


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Court rejects appeal from convicted Army officer
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court on Monday rejected an Army officer's appeal of his conviction for killing an unarmed Iraqi prison detainee in 2008.
The justices let stand a divided decision by the military's highest appeals court that upheld the conviction of 1st Lt. Michael Behenna for unpremeditated murder in a combat zone. Behenna is serving a 15-year prison sentence at a military prison in Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
There is no dispute that Behenna was supposed to take the man home, but instead took him to a secluded railroad culvert, stripped him naked and shot him twice after interrogating him at gunpoint about an April 2008 roadside bombing that killed two men under Behenna's command.
Behenna says he acted in self-defense when the man reached for Behenna's handgun. In a 3-2 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces said Behenna could not claim that he acted in self-defense because he was conducting an unauthorized interrogation at gunpoint.


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Facebook doubled its mobile revenue sequentially, which makes the company's stock attractive, Michael Pachter of Wedbush Securities said Thursday.
"I don't think that the company's future changed much, if at all. If anything, I think we're seeing revenue accelerating faster than we were seeing before. I think we're seeing the shift to mobile occurring faster," he said. "Mobile revenue doubled sequentially, which is really big."
Pachter reiterated his "outperform" rating on the stock, as well as a $35 price target.
The move comes as the stock saw downgrades from BMO, Citigroup and Stifel Nicolaus.
On "Fast Money," Pachter reaffirmed his support of the stock – with one caveat.
"The only thing that's holding me back at all is the company once again said they're going to spend a lot more money than we expected," he said.
"So while I took my revenue estimates a lot — $500 million for 2013 — I took my spending estimates up by about the same amount, so my earnings didn't really go up at all," Pachter added. "That's what my competitors are downgrading on."
Trader disclosure: On Jan. 31, 2013, the following stocks and commodities mentioned or intended to be mentioned on CNBC's "Fast Money" were owned by the "Fast Money" traders: Joe Terranova is long VRTS; Joe Terranova is long AAPL; Joe Terranova is long GS; Joe Terranova is long DELL; Joe Terranova is long SWN; Joe Terranova is long XOM; Joe Terranova is long AAPL FEB 455 PUTS; Joe Terranova is long GOOG FEB 750 PUTS; Joe Terranova is long NFLX FEB 60 PUTS; Jon Najarian is long FB; Jon Najarian is long QCOM CALLS; Jon Najarian is long LVS CALLS; Jon Najarian is long ANN; Jon Najarian is long ANN CALLS; Jon Najarian is long JCP CALLS; Stephen Weiss is long QCOM; Stephen Weiss is long RIMM; Stephen Weiss is long AIG; Stephen Weiss is long AAPL CALLS; Stephanie Link is long AAPL; Stephanie Link is long GS; Stephanie Link is long WFC; Stephanie Link is long CSCO; Stephanie Link is long SBUX; Stephanie Link is long OXY;
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Germinate local genius with ABQ Sprout
Have you heard about this grassroots effort to improve the city?
The model works like this:
• Folks pay to get into a dinner cooked by a local chef.
• During the dinner, people make pitches on how to make Albuquerque a better place.
• The diners vote, and the money they paid to attend the event becomes an instant micro-grant for the winner.
In Albuquerque it's called ABQ Sprout, though it's based on a model that goes by various names in other cities. The first-ever dinner is Saturday, Jan. 28, at the South Valley Multipurpose Center (2008 Larrazolo SW). Admission is $15 to $30 on a sliding scale.


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Draghi: World doesn't believe US will default
NEW YORK (AP) — European Central Bank head Mario Draghi says a U.S. government debt default would cause "severe damage" to the American and global economies — but that the rest of the world doesn't believe it will happen.
"The world still does not believe that the United States will not find a way out of this," Draghi said in response to a question after a speech Thursday at the Economic Club of New York.
President Barack Obama and Republicans in the U.S. Congress are at loggerheads over legislation to raise the U.S. debt ceiling so the government can keep paying its debts past this month.
"There are two types of situation that we have to keep in mind," Draghi said. "Firstly, an agreement is found but late, and there may be an accident in between.
"Clearly the market's response will depend on what type of accident. It depends very much on what sort of no-payment happens."
He went on to add: "The second situation is one where this standoff last several months, or several weeks. In that case it's probably safe to say that this would cause severe damage to the U.S. economy and the world."
U.S. debt securities are traded and held as safe investments throughout the global financial system and many officials and market participants say a failure to pay when they come due would cause serious disruption.
In his speech, Draghi said the eurozone economy will stay "subdued and uneven" for a while and emphasized that the bank has room to cut interest rates further to help growth.
Analysts say Draghi wants markets to know that the bank is nowhere near withdrawing its stimulus efforts, unlike the U.S. Federal Reserve. The Fed's discussion of ending its bond-purchase stimulus has unsettled markets around the globe.
The economy in the 17 European Union member countries that use the euro as their currency grew 0.3 percent in the second quarter, beginning a modest recovery after six straight quarters of decline.
The ECB has kept its benchmark rate at a record low of 0.5 percent, despite high unemployment.
McHugh contributed from Frankfurt.


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It's singles like this that have the listener longing for the immediate return of Top Of The Pops - to see Thom Yorke twitching his way from left to right across a BBC studio stage before a gaggle of bewildered teenagers waiting for BoyBandX to deliver their sole key change would be a wondrous thing.
With an immediate bassline that'd sit prettily in a composition by The Rapture, it's entirely likely that 'Harrowdown Hill' would make the TOTP cut, slipping onto Sunday night television screens between a slew of sound-alike production-line poppers. The subject matter's already well-documented – Dr David Kelly winding up dead on the titular hill – but what album reviews may have failed to mention is just how good Yorke's bouncing beats actually are; how effectively they have the first-timer following the singer's lead, jerking arms and legs and losing themselves, entirely, in four minutes of solo work that stand up well against anything that 'R' band has ever penned.
Little on parent album The Eraser, though, is of a quality comparable to 'Harrowdown Hill', so don't expect too many further singles to follow in its wake. Instead, assume Yorke's got 'R' matters on his mind when he sings "We think the same things at the same time"; it surely goes without saying that his audience at large is rabidly expectant, quite probably palpitating come each and every update on the recording of said band's seventh studio album.
Still, it would have been a rare treat to see the guy dance, as if possessed by playful spirits, while viewers simultaneously tucked greedily into their roasts.
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Number: 111- 55
Date: September 30, 2010
House and Senate Pass H.R. 946, the
"Plain Writing Act of 2010"
On September 29, 2010, the House passed H.R. 946, the "Plain Writing Act of 2010" by voice vote. On September 27, 2010, the Senate passed the same bill by unanimous consent. The legislation now awaits the President's signature to become law.
H.R. 946 contains the following provisions of interest to SSA:
- Would require that all agency documents-- letters, publications, forms, notices and instructions whether paper or electronic --use plain writing within one year after enactment 1 .
- Would require the agency to communicate and train employees in plain writing.
- Would require the agency to create and maintain a plain writing section on the agency's website to: (1) inform the public of agency compliance with the Act; and (2) receive and respond to public input on implementation and reports required under the Act.
- Would require that the agency designate one or more points of contact to receive and respond to public input on agency implementation of the Act and the required reports.
- Would require the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), by six months after enactment, to develop and issue guidance on implementing the plain writing requirements. Would authorize the Director of OMB to designate a lead agency and use interagency working groups to assist in developing and issuing such guidance.