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The Village of Camporeale
The village of Camporeale belongs to the municipality of Ariano Irpino, in the province of Avellino, region Campania.
The village of Camporeale is 8,69 kilometers far from the same town of Ariano Irpino to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Ariano Irpino also belong the localities of Accoli (2,77 km), Accoli II (3,67 km), Acquasalza (4,17 km), Ariano Irpino - Martiri (1,95 km), Ariano Scalo (5,28 km), Bassiello (5,21 km), Brecceto (1,17 km), Cappella San Liberatore (3,00 km), Cappella San Nicola Trignano (7,87 km), Cardito (1,99 km), Carpiniello (2,25 km), Case Bellangelo (4,84 km), Case Meucci (4,94 km), Case Monticchio (1,38 km), Case Petrozza (3,69 km), Case Sicuranza (4,91 km), Case sparse (-- km), Case Stillo (3,34 km), Castaglione II (4,90 km), Centovie (4,71 km), Cerreto (5,05 km), Cervo (7,98 km), Cippone (5,37 km), Cippone II (5,31 km), Contessa (8,56 km), Costa San Paolo (6,91 km), Creta (3,16 km), Croce Anselice (8,86 km), Croce Lagrimosa (2,76 km), Difesa Grande (11,50 km), Ficucella (4,03 km), Ficucelle (4,12 km), Fontana Angelica (3,28 km), Foresta (4,63 km), Frolice (4,36 km), Gaudiciello (5,77 km), Grignano (3,19 km), Grignano II (3,12 km), I Martiri (2,74 km), La Manna (3,87 km), La Starza (8,92 km), Macchiarello (8,19 km), Maddalena (0,18 km), Maddalena II (4,69 km), Madonna delle Grazie (1,50 km), Madonna Valleluogo (3,09 km), Manna (4,17 km), Martiri (2,78 km), Masciano (6,40 km), Masseria Capoiazzo (11,18 km), Masseria Creta (3,21 km), Masseria Cusano I (5,89 km), Masseria de Lillo (6,15 km), Masseria Flammia (9,07 km), Masseria Monaco (3,76 km), Masseria Scarpellino (6,18 km), Masseria Starza (8,89 km), Montagna (8,54 km), Montecifo (2,30 km), Monticchio (1,33 km), Orneta (5,18 km), Pagliarone (14,35 km), Palazzisi (6,94 km), Patierno (5,02 km), Pianotaverna (4,05 km), Pignatale (7,94 km), Ponnola (1,08 km), San Liberatore (3,43 km), San Nicola a Trignano (7,05 km), San Vito (6,90 km), Santa Barbara (3,78 km), Santa Barbara I (3,53 km), Santa Barbara II (4,39 km), Santa Maria a Tuoro (2,97 km), Santa Regina (6,30 km), Scarnecchia (4,97 km), Serra (3,68 km), Serralonga (6,40 km), Sterda (3,28 km), Stradola - Trave (5,18 km), Stratola (3,66 km), Stratola - Trave (5,45 km), Tesoro (8,21 km), Torana (1,78 km), Torre degli Amanti (3,89 km), Tranzano (4,21 km), Tressanti (5,54 km), Trimonti (4,32 km), Turco (4,26 km), Valdugliano II (4,83 km), Valdugliano III (5,10 km), Valdugliano IV (4,94 km), Valleluogo (3,03 km), Varanallo (3,63 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Ariano Irpino.
Please notice that in what follows no statistic nor population data are available at the moment: the same are available for the Italian places having al least the status of municipalities ad for most of the villages too.
The distribution of the most commun family names is equally unavailable.
Please find in what follows:
- The banks in Camporeale, when available.
- The parishes in Camporeale, when available.
- The pharmacies in Camporeale, when available.
- Weather and weather forecast for the municipality of Ariano Irpino, to whom Camporeale belongs.
- Hotels in Camporeale and its surroundings.
- Free ads in Camporeale and in its province and region too.
- Map and road map of Camporeale.
- A selection of videos about Camporeale.
In the hamlet of Camporeale there is no bank.
Please look at the closest banks in the town of Ariano Irpino, to whom Camporeale belongs.
There is no pharmacy in the hamlet of Camporeale.
Please look at the closest pharmacies in the town of Ariano Irpino, to whom Camporeale belongs.
The parishes in Camporeale
There are no parishes in Camporeale.
Please look at the closest parishes in the town of Ariano Irpino, to whom Camporeale belongs.
Where to stay in Camporeale and its neighborhoods
Hotels, Resorts, B&B in Camporeale and its neighborhoods.
You can arrange the results by number of stars, by popularity, by distance or even by the guest review score choosing among young couples, mature couples, families with young children, families with older children, people withfriends, or solo travellers.
Free ads in Camporeale
Most recent free ads in Camporeale, municipality of Ariano Irpino, province of Avellino, Campania region, updated at 23:41:14, 15 December 2018. Place your free ad on Camporeale: no registration needed. Place your free ad.
Up to now there is no free ad placed in Camporeale
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Map and road map of Camporeale
Look at the interactive map of Camporeale and get the road maps, the satellite maps and the mixed ones too. Interactive maps of Camporeale also allow an immediate view of: bar,restaurants,pubs,pizzerias,dancing,night clubs,banks,jewellers,beauty centers,hair stylists,supermarkets,pharmacies.
Just fill in the free text search box placed on top of the map with any of previous categories and then press enter.
Please feel free to use the same free text search box placed on top of the map to find any kind of business activities you're interested into.
Videos about Camporeale Ariano Irpino, Avellino, Campania
Several videos about Camporeale, Ariano Irpino, Avellino, Campania.
A first video is shown: clicking on the PLAY button the video will start.
Inside the video window there are several commands and a Playlist button: .
Press the Playlist button to access the complete listing of the available videos, along with their titles. It will suffice to scroll through the list using the cursor to select any of the videos.
Once the video started you can use the and buttons to scroll through the videos. Each video can be displayed in full screen.


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Breaking News Emails
They came from Germany and Jamaica, Guatemala and Ghana. Twenty-five members of the armed forces and their spouses — representing 15 countries — were sworn in as the newest U.S. citizens during a Fourth of July naturalization ceremony at the White House. Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas, himself an immigrant from Cuba, delivered the oath of allegiance as President Barack Obama looked on.
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Obama reminded the newest Americans that they are what the nation was built on 238 years ago, and praised them for choosing to fight for their adopted homeland. "Many of you did something extraordinary. You signed up to serve in the United States military. You answered that call," Obama said. The celebration comes as the politically divisive immigration issue has drawn renewed attention after tens of thousands of unaccompanied children from Central America have crossed into the U.S. from Mexico. Obama announced earlier this week that, as a result of lawmakers' inaction, he will pursue non-legislative ways that he can adjust U.S. immigration policy without waiting for Congress to act.
- Murrieta Braces for More Immigration Protests
- The Basics of the Border Crisis: How Did We Get Here?
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KCBS Team Bios
BANJO'S SMOKEHOUSEYear Started: 2011
Team Bio:
"From this day to the ending of the world, But we in it shall be remembered- We few, we happy few, we band of brothers; for he to-day that sheds his blood with me shall be my brother"- William Shakespeare, 1599. We are a band of brothers that like to cook. The low and slow style is something we were born into, and will always covet. It is our dream to serve our friends with our genuine blend of Gulf Coast cooking and Texas style slow smoking for as long as we are capable! We use a blend of wood smoke and spices to make a flavor unlike anything you will get at a commercial BBQ restaurant. We are not a chain; we don?t even have a storefront. We have a couple of smokers, a keg, and a passion for our art. Our permanent members are as follows: Brandon "Banjo" Santifer- Pit master,Administration Amanda "Momma" Santifer- Adult Supervision Caleb "Doc" Homer- Asst. Pit master, Public Relations, Health Dept. Compliance Cara "Better Half" Homer- Adult Supervision Joel "Hutch" Hutcherson- Executive Chef Randy Scott Shaw- In Memoriam 1978-2012 We are all prior service or active duty Navy and Marine Corps. Our wives are our rock and our heroes. We could not do this without them, or their permission! The bottom line is if we ever make money off this it is a bonus. We do this because we can and we love it. Come find us and become a friend.
Hometown: La Mesa, CA.
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Most wins in a year: 1....sort of.
Biggest Wins: 2012 Santee Car Show and BBQ Festival- Potluck (Ant Meat)
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Brand-New 3D Technology
This is one of the world's first tablets with parallax barrier 3D technology, which makes glasses-free 3D possible. Transform it easily from regular 2D to amazing 3D and back.
Unlimited 3D Content
Thousands of 3D movies and videos are available for streaming from YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion, Phereo, and GoPro. You can also add 3D enhancement to ordinary 2D images!
Easy Access to Games and Movies
The MiTraveler 3D-8 is preinstalled with Tridef® 3D, which brings you 3D stereoscopic games including best-sellers like Angry Birds, Bad Piggies, CSR Racing, and more. As a bonus feature, you can access 3D movies through the Yabazam® 3D video-on-demand service, which adds new titles every week.
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The MiTraveler 3D-8 is a fully functioning tablet powered by Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Connect to the Internet wherever there's Wi-Fi, and choose from thousands of apps and more with Google Play Store.
Powerful Dual-Core
With a fast and smooth dual-core processor, the MiTraveler 3D-8 is always at your command. Bring along superb speed and power everywhere you go.
Connect to other devices wirelessly with the built-in Bluetooth capabilities.
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Capture and share moments with the front and rear cameras. The 2MP rear camera lets you take photos and videos, and the 0.3MP front camera is perfect for video chatting with family and friends.
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text: Teaching and Leadership prepares educators to foster active learning and academic achievement among all students in inclusive environments. Our graduates serve as principled leaders and advocates for students in their schools, communities and professions. We are home to programs in undergraduate and graduate teacher preparation, graduate preparation in school leadership, and doctoral programs that prepare teacher educators and researchers as leaders in their field.


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Just how high do hotel rates soar, and exactly what kind of luxuries can be had for four figures, or even quintuple-digit nightly rates? Get ready to find out by perusing this selection of steeply priced hotel rooms and suites, most of them suggested by the experts at Hotels.com.
In the slides that follow you'll gaze upon opulent overnight accommodations fit for a king—in fact, let's start with accommodations reportedly used for the honeymoon of a future king. Compared with the increasingly higher rates that will follow, it practically goes for practically chump change.
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Today Jeff Roberson committed his patches to FreeBSD 9 for adding journaling to UFS. No more background fsck after unclean shutdowns! This is a major landmark in the history of UFS, with 11000 new lines of code (and about 2000 removed). Much of the work was done in collaboration with Kirk McKusick, the original author of FFS and Softupdates, under sponsorship form Yahoo!, Juniper and iXsystems. Jeff's blog contains quite a lot of technical information of his work. There's also information on the FreeBSD mailing lists.


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Technology is an integral part of our everyday activities. What would we do without our mobile phones, text messages, social media, and instant access to the Internet?
The financial services industry is following this trend and is changing to meet the technology needs for both their retail and business members. Credit unions seeking to acquire new members and expand their footprint should carefully study the technology available to assist in reaching these goals.
New technology is available to financial service providers that can remove geographic boundaries, improve member relationships, and better meet members' changing lifestyle needs. Trending technologies you should consider implementing are:
New technology-centric products such as mobile banking and remote check capture, along with key concepts such as "share of the wallet," can greatly assist your new member growth goals and help you retain current members. With new technologies such as cardless ATMs and virtual credit cards, members can look forward to freedom from carrying actual plastic cards.
Your members' lives are filled with technological advancements. They are also ready for new financial services technology.
With mobile banking, your members can access their account balances, transfer funds, and pay bills. Using their smart phones and tablets, they can access account information instantly.
Adding mobile remote capture services gives members the ability to deposit checks to their accounts using a smart phone camera to capture the front and back check image. Access to mobile banking and remote check capture potentially frees members from having to visit a branch office.
This is a "game changing" opportunity. Now your members can conduct their business on their time table: reviewing account balances, paying bills, and depositing funds at their leisure.
Additionally, your credit union is no longer limited by geographic accessibility to your "brick and mortar" branch locations. By integrating mobile technology and remote access with existing products and services, credit unions are expanding their footprint without sacrificing quality of service and member satisfaction.
One key concept that has a similar transforming impact is the concept of looking at a member's relationships with your credit union and how new technology can advance that relationship or "share of wallet." Simply put, it's identifying the types of products and services members use from your institution.
For example, you may consider a member with a checking and savings account that uses your online banking services a stable member. Imagine adding new technology to this relationship. Once the member has set up mobile banking and remote check deposit services, this relationship becomes much "stickier" or much less likely to be uprooted and moved to another institution.
Technological advancements certainly offer new challenges. With wireless devices, virtual credit cards, cardless ATMs, and a myriad of other virtual banking services, security is definitely a concern.
Fraud, especially in electronic banking, is on the rise. Still, the benefits of investing in new technologies greatly outnumber the challenges.
In order to be successful, mobile services must be simple to use, actionable, and secure. Ability to expand "share of wallet" for current members and to attract new members is essential to any credit union's growth.
New technologies, such as remote capture and mobile banking, allow your credit union to do just that.
ZOYA LIEBERMAN, CTP, manages commercial services research at Informa Research Services Inc., a market research company specializing in the financial industry and a CUNA Strategic Services alliance provider. Contact her at 800-848-0218.


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ATLANTA (AP) Erika De Souza, the center from Brazil in her seventh WNBA season with Atlanta, has played on three teams that lost in the finals.
De Souza believes the Dream finally can win a championship.
De Souza and Angel McCoughtry each scored 20 points, and the Dream beat the Chicago Sky 97-59 on Saturday night for Atlanta's most lopsided win in franchise history.
''Everybody plays together this year,'' De Souza said. ''I think that step by step, we can win the finals, win the championship.''
Chicago's Elena Delle Donne, who scored a career-high 33 points Friday in a 102-88 loss to Los Angeles, had a season-low seven and made only three of 10 shots.
Atlanta coach Michael Cooper said his defensive play for Delle Donne was to ''keep a fresh body on her. We understood she played last night.''
The Sky (5-3) fell out of sole possession of first place in the Eastern Conference.
''We just never got out of the gate,'' Chicago coach Pokey Chatman said.
The Sky finished first in the East last season, but Atlanta advanced to the WNBA finals for the third time in four years.
The 38-point margin of victory set a Dream record.
''Our team is definitely getting better,'' Cooper said. ''Slowly but surely you can see we're definitely starting to get to know each other.''
Cooper said he didn't think the dominant win over Chicago was a statement game. He added that the Sky knows ''we're a team that's going to be reckoned with this season.''
Sancho Lyttle had 15 points and 12 rebounds for Atlanta (5-3). De Souza had eight rebounds for the Dream, who held a 51-32 advantage. The 51 rebounds tied a franchise record.
''There's a reason Atlanta is always in the finals,'' Chatman said. ''They're a quality basketball team. They play too fast. They get second-chance points and they rebound well.''
With De Souza and Lyttle leading the inside attack, McCoughtry and Tiffany Hayes each made three 3-pointers. Hayes had 11 points.
Rookie Shoni Schimmel scored 10 for Atlanta. Celine Dumerc had five assists.
Allie Quigley led the Sky with 11 points, and Jessica Breland had 10.
Delle Donne, the 2013 WNBA rookie of the year who began the night second in the league with a 24.4 points average, scored only two first-half points.
Atlanta, which led 56-31 at the break, set season marks for most points scored and fewest allowed in a half and a game.
Atlanta set the high-scoring pace with a 30-16 lead in the first period, its highest total in any quarter this season. De Souza helped the Dream establish an inside advantage by scoring the game's first two baskets on a follow shot and a drive to the hoop.
The Dream snapped a four-game losing streak to the Sky, including an 87-73 defeat at Chicago on May 24 when McCoughtry was held out with an injury.
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The Trouble with the "Apparent" Heart Attack
December 19, 2012By Merrill Perlman
The American Heart Association says that heart attacks kill about 1,200 people in the United States every day. In many of those people's obituaries or death notices, the cause of death will be given as "an apparent heart attack." Except, as many a journalism professor has noted, "apparent heart attacks" can't kill; only real heart attacks can kill. Continue reading...


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Thursday, 26 June 2008 at 19:00.
Nagy Gabor, Gerhardt Informatics
If you would like to present at the DemoCamp, please feel free to add your name and topic to the list. Depending on the number of people interested we may have to limit the number of presenters and time of each demo.
- Nagy Gabor, What's new in Eclipse 3.4 (Ganymede)?
- Tamas Tomorkenyi, Rich AJAX Platform (RAP)
- Tibor Herczeg, Graphical Editing Framework (GEF)
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If you plan on attending please add your name to the list below. We'd like to see as many people show up as possible.
- Nagy Gabor, Gerhardt Informatics
- Tamas Tomorkenyi, Gerhardt Informatics
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The Knoxville School Board will discuss contraction issues with the auditorium project during their regular meeting tomorrow afternoon. According to the agenda, the board will need to make decisions regarding the relocation of the cooling tower and expansion of the parking lot. They will also discuss the additional costs that would result from pursuing Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Certification. They'll also discuss the tennis courts at Young's Park and the possible formation of a county-wide vocational academy. The meeting is at 5:30 at the Knoxville Middle School.
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September 19, 1926 - May 6, 2013
Town of Newburgh, NY
Enid (Nicky) Kissam Buko of the Town of Newburgh, entered into rest on Monday, May 6, 2013, after a long illness.
The daughter of the late Ora and Alma Hough Bailey, she was born on September 19, 1926 in Hamburg, NJ.
Nicky was known for her generous and caring heart. She had a strong faith in God, and in her final days she always said that she looked forward to being with Jesus. It is a comfort to her family and friends who loved her to know that she is in her heavenly home.
Nicky was a member of St. Mary's Church in Newburgh, and Christ Lutheran Church in Newburgh, where she taught Sunday School for 40 years. She also taught in the Newburgh School District for many years. She was known for baking bread and pies, which she shared with everyone. She also loved gardening and birds.
She leaves behind to cherish her memories: her daughter, Janis Errichetti of Campbell Hall, NY; son, William Kissam and wife, Karen of Anthem, AZ; and daughter, Elizabeth Kissam-Horaz and husband, Steve M. of Newburgh, NY; four grandchildren: Christopher Errichetti of Connecticut, Alyson Bergandine of Ohio, Jennifer and John Kissam of Arizona; and four great-grandchildren: Kady and Karina Errichetti of Connecticut, and Andrew and Alex Bergandine of Ohio. She will also be missed by her brothers: Jack Bailey of North Carolina and Karl Bailey of Middletown, NY, as well as her sisters: Irma Conklin of Vermont and Wallis Parris of Middletown, NY. She also held dear her many nieces and nephews. Nicky was predeceased by her husbands: William Kissam and Irving Buko.
Visitation will be held on Monday, May 13th, from 4 to 6 p.m. at James F. Lulves Funeral Home, 9 Avenue A, Cornwall-on-Hudson, NY. A Funeral Service will follow at 6 p.m., with Pastor Ernest Mossl officiating.
It was the wish of Enid and her family that in lieu of flowers donations in her memory be made to Christ Lutheran Church, P.O. Box 2246, Newburgh, NY 12550.
Arrangements are under the direction of James F. Lulves Funeral Home (845)534-2550; for directions or to send condolences, please visit www.lulvesfuneralhome.com


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Industry News
ORIBE: THE ONE, Backstage and New Products
At a special Oribe press event held yesterday, members of the beauty media were treated to a meet and greet with Oribe and his team to learn more about the newest Oribe products, Backstage and THE ONE.
"Backstage" the two day beauty extravaganza hosted by Oribe and the Oribe team, focuses on hair, make up and photography. This year the event will take place June 9 - 10 in Miami. Titled "La Fama", this jam is chock full of inspiration and drama, and described as "Broadway meets a Vegas revue with Miami's Latin flair". More than 1500 salon professionals are expected to attend, participate and learn from the event which also includes The Owner's Exchange, demos and entertainment. Always a highlight of Backstage, the Hands-On Workshop is offering more than special training. One participant will be selected as THE ONE and will earn a 6 month mentorship from Oribe himself.
In this short interview with Oribe, learn more about THE ONE, Backstage and some of the new products introduced at the press event.


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Advanced Scientific Computing Research (ASCR)
Over the past half-century, ASCR-supported researchers from universities, national laboratories, and industry have made significant enduring advances in applied mathematics, computer science, networking research, and in the development and deployment of High Performance Computing facilities and advanced networks. Together, these have been essential enablers of modern computational science and engineering tools and techniques that are used throughout U.S. industry and the government. Below are a just a few specific examples of the breakthroughs and public benefits of ASCR research and facilities.
Recent Articles:
Free Workshop - ASCR held a free workshop for commercial software developers and industry to make available DOE software developed under the SciDAC program. These tools, libraries and applications can ease the transition to multicore and many are available for no-cost licensing to the private sector. A number of the developers will be presenting, and there will be time for personal interaction with them. DOE also seeks input on software topics for collaboration and potential Small Business Innovation & Research (SBIR) grants. More Information
Breakthroughs - A panel of computational scientists, applied mathematicians, and computer scientists gathered in February 2008 to identify recent breakthroughs in computational science and enabling technologies, supported by the Office of Advanced Scientific Computing Research. This report is the result of that effort: Link to the report » (1.3MB)
Case Studies - The U.S. Council on Competitiveness (www.compete.org ) generated a series of case studies to showcase the competitive benefits that can be achieved from modeling and simulation with HPC (http://www.compete.org/publications/idea/28/high-performance-computing/). In each instance, these organizations advanced their R&D, accelerated innovation, created important new knowledge and shortened time-to-market for new products - all essential to business success in the face of global competition. Each organization also indicated significant cost savings and revenue enhancement. The case studies listed here also discuss problems organizations faced and the solutions developed through partnerships with ASCR-funded facilities.
Procter & Gamble's Story of Suds, Soaps, Simulations and Supercomputers (208KB)
November 2009
Procter & Gamble has a new imperative: ensuring that current and new products are environmentally sustainable without sacrificing product performance and market share. Through a grant from ASCR's INCITE program P&G's research scientists were able to study the complex interactions of billions of atoms and create simulations at the atomic level to determine how tiny submicroscopic structures impact the characteristics of the ingredients in their soaps, detergents, lotions and shampoos.
Boeing Catches a Lift with High Performance Computing (511KB)
Published November 2009
Through DOE's INCITE program Boeing R&D researchers gained access to Oak Ridge National Lab's leadership class systems, allowing their scientists and researchers to tackle problems beyond the reach of the company's in-house supercomputers and HPC clusters while bolstering access to their own in-house high performance computing (HPC) capabilities.
Lighting Up DreamWorks with High Performance Computing (208KB)
Published November 2009
DreamWorks Animation SKG relies on powerful high performance computing (HPC) clusters to make its characters come alive. But when the company's software engineers needed to test new software concepts to significantly improve the capabilities of their proprietary tools, DOE's INCITE program enabled the company to refine and test its redesigned software on the leadership-class supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory
The Office of Science (SC) is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States.


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By TEENA DRAKE
Special to The Trimble Banner
It was said to be one of the best Veteran's Day programs in the area. As teachers, students, community leaders, Veterans, and parents exited the program, chatter filled the Trimble County Middle School gymnasium with praise about the wonderful 2015 program.
The City of Milton issued the following statement regarding REACH ALERT:
"The City of Milton is now part of REACH ALERT. This emergency response plan will allow us to notify our Milton residents of any situations they need to know, such as Boil Water Advisories for Milton water customers, road closures, broken water lines, weather, etc.
"To sign up for this alert:
1. Call 1-877-307-9313 or
2. Go to www.reachalert.com to sign up, click CREATE ACCOUNT, follow prompts and enter your contact information, enter Milton when asked which network.
By TODD POLLOCK
Special to The Trimble Banner
From now until November 25th, 2015, Elisabeth Goodin, through the Trimble County Middle School Beta Club, will be collecting toys and other items to donate to the Child Life Program at UK Children's Hospital. In the past two years, the club collected over 375 items and would like to double that donation this year.
Drop off places for donations are the Trimble County Middle School and Trimble County Adult Education Building from 8-3 Monday through Thursday. All items will be taken to UK on Wednesday, November 25th.
By TEENA DRAKE
Special to The Trimble Banner
Back by popular demand is the Bedford Elementary School Parent Teachers Organization Fall Festival, which will be held this Saturday at the school, located at 204 Mount Pleasant Road north of Bedford.
The event returns after an absence of one year and the organizers are excited to be offering good food, games, fellowship, a crowning of royalty and an auction. The PTO has implemented a "hunter's lunch" due to the festival being on opening day of deer season.
Saturday November 14 Milton United Methodist Church will have a Soup and Chili meal. The meal will include your choice of: Bean, and vegetable soup or chili, a sandwich, drink and a dessert for $7.00 (what a great price). We will also have a baked goods auction (YUM!). Our church has some awesome bakers. The eating will begin at 4:30 p.m. and last until 7:00 p.m. with the auction beginning at 5:30. Come enjoy great food, and fun with the auction. See you there.
The Apostolic Pentecostal Church of the Living God, 124 Smith Lane, Bedford, will be holding revival services, Friday, Nov. 13, and Saturday, Nov. 14, at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. The speaker is Brother Jerry Cottrell from Palestine, West Virginia. All are invited. For more information, contact Pastor Bobby Wade 502-255-7510
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The giants of the tech industry are uniting to wage a campaign for sweeping reforms to the National Security Agency.
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, Microsoft, Apple, LinkedIn and AOL are setting aside their business rivalries to demand that Congress and President Obama scale back the government's voracious surveillance.
These companies had little to no qualms about teaming up with the US government back when it was all done in relative secrecy, but now that it's out in the open, they're acting like heroes. This campaign would never have been launched if Snowden hadn't blown the whistle, which means the motive behind this new campaign is money - not morality.
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In my experience: What these companies officially publish and what these companies do is quite opposite.
I'm sure, despite what these companies are publishing at the moment, these companies still will deliberately cooperate with NSA and other secret services.
Is a deliberate lie something "good" ?
You are mistaken, these company have an interest in limiting the amount of information they deliver to NSA, because they know they are loosing trust from foreign companies and individuals. That's the point of this action. If you think they are doing it for "Good", you are just an utopist. They are taking this action to protect their business.
Obviously It doesn't mean they will stop cooperating with secret services, they just want to stop practices that hurt their business (we are talking about generalized surveillance without their consent).


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National Transportation Safety Board officials have traveled to South Korea as part of an investigation into the crash of an Asiana Airlines jet at San Francisco International Airport, in which three people died and more than 180 others were injured.
The investigators interviewed managers and training personnel and "observed Asiana procedures in a simulator and an exemplar aircraft," according to a NTSB announcement Friday.
Investigators in Korea also combed through records from the airplane involved in the accident.
The NTSB on Friday also announced that a two-day investigative hearing on the crash will be held Dec. 10 and 11 in Washington, D.C.
The hearing will focus on "pilot awareness in highly automated aircraft, emergency response, and cabin safety," according to the NTSB.
Because of the government shutdown earlier this month, the NTSB said the hearing had been delayed from November to December.
On July 6, Asiana Airlines Flight 214 clipped a seawall and slammed into a runway while landing at San Francisco International Airport. Three teenage girls were killed. One of them was struck by an emergency response vehicle on the runway.
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Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Company
First Revised Volume No. 1
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Effective Date: 05/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 22-005, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 535 Original Sheet No. 535 : Superseded
RATE SCHEDULE SCT (Continued)
The Maximum Daily Contract Quantity is stated in delivered
quantities, for which received quantities must be adjusted for
fuel usage and lost or unaccounted for Gas as set out in the
then-effective, applicable rates and charges under Panhandle's Rate
Schedule SCT.
Exhibit A hereto states the Point(s) of Receipt and Delivery.
Exhibit A may be revised from time to time by written agreement
between Panhandle and Shipper and, as may be revised, is by this
reference incorporated in its entirety into this Agreement and made
an integral part hereof. Shipper's Maximum Daily Contract Quantity
shall be assigned among the primary Point(s) of Receipt set out on
Exhibit A, as well as among the primary Point(s) of Delivery set out
on Exhibit A.
Shipper recognizes that no Point(s) of Receipt or Point(s) of
Delivery hereunder shall include a Point(s) of Receipt or Point(s) of
Delivery on Panhandle's Gathering facilities, unless Shipper agrees
to accept a completely separate Gathering service. By designating a
firm Point(s) of Receipt or firm Point(s) of Delivery hereunder which
is located only on Panhandle's Gathering facilities, as are defined
in the General Terms and Conditions of Panhandle's FERC Gas Tariff,
First Revised Volume No. 1, Shipper shall be deemed to have requested
such firm Gathering service.
This Agreement shall be effective from the date first stated
above. Panhandle shall provide firm Transportation service for
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Color Inspiration: I always said that if I had a girl I would never make a really 'girly' room. Well out popped my daughter (named Taylor) and I couldn't control myself - I fell off the girly wagon. I immediately painted her walls gray and pink and recently found an unusual piece of furniture that now houses the Madame Alexander dolls that my mom purchased for me as a little girl. Awwww.
Tip for Using Color: Create a mood board of colors that you want to use and stick with it. Unless of course you find a piece of furniture or accent that adds some Wow! Bam! Shazammm! Then you can stray. I give you permission.
Colors Used: Taylor's room is made of three light gray walls and one extra-girly wall painted Teaberry (6561) from Sherwin Williams. We then added layers of Lime, Lavender, Pinks, and Grays. Recently we had an old (and very ugly) bench refinished into an antique white and topped it with a gorgeous handmade grey and white chevron pillow with a touch of lavender piping. I love it so much now that I sort of want to steal it for my room.
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MOUNT OLIVE, N.C. – The King University men's volleyball team saw its three-match winning streak come to an end on Saturday afternoon, falling to preseason Conference Carolinas favorite University of Mount Olive in four sets.
The Tornado (5-4, 2-2 Conference Carolinas) won a nail-biting first set 28-26, then saw the Trojans (4-6, 3-2 CC) take a 2-1 lead in the match with relative ease. The fourth set was competitive throughout and included a Tornado comeback in the closing moments, but the defending conference champions took the victory with a 25-23 win in the fourth set.
Four Trojans reached double figures in kills, including 20 by Garret Dimm on 37 attempts. Angel Dache added 16, while Lewis Einarson and Andrew Sydow had 15 and 11 kills. In the match, Mount Olive hit .366 with 67 kills.
Much like the last two times it has taken the court, the Tornado found themselves locked in a thrilling back-and-forth set that set the tone for the match. The first set saw 20 ties and seven lead changes, with neither team leading by more than two points during the entire set. With the Tornado trailing 24-23 after a Dimm kill, Eddie Moushikhian slammed home a kill to tie the set, then the Tornado took the lead on an attack error by Dimm.
The Trojans fought back to tie the match at 25 and 26 points. Angel Dache, the conference's leader in kills, went on the attack for the Trojans, but Mason Casner and Matthew DeLong combined on a block to give King a 27-26 lead, then DeLong punctuated the first-set victory with an ace. In the opening set, Nick Serowski totaled six kills while Moushikhian and Casner added five each.
DeLong had 45 assists on the afternoon. Casner hit .550 with 12 kills and just one error in 20 attempts, adding a service ace and three blocks. Moushikhian had a double-double, matching Casner's 12 kills and contributing 10 digs. Serowski led the team with 16 kills. After 14.5 blocks Friday night at Barton College, King only managed four stuffs on the day, but balanced the low blocking totals by hitting .301 as a team.
The second set remained close until three straight kills by the Trojans gave Mount Olive a 19-13 advantage. The hosts wasted no time gaining control in the third, embarking on an 11-1 run to gain a stranglehold on the set with a 14-3 lead and cruised to the 25-14 victory.
The Tornado trailed by as many as five points in the fourth set before slowly climbing back into contention. Mount Olive led 16-11, but King battled back to pull within a point at 23-22 after a Serowski kill. Serowski again cut the deficit to a point with a kill to make the score 24-23, but a kill from Dache on match point allowed Mount Olive to avoid a fifth set and take the match.
King returns to action on Tuesday, traveling to Limestone College in a match against Conference Carolinas' second-place team. The Tornado opened the season against Limestone in Bristol on January 17, with the Saints claiming a 3-1 victory. Moushikhian hit .565 with 15 kills in the match, while Limestone freshman Joel Muhlbach had 11 kills on 15 errorless attempts. First serve from Gaffney, S.C. is scheduled for 6:00 p.m.


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On Beauty In Cinema
I'm a sucker for a beautiful image. I'll often overlook problems others see in a film if there's one image that sticks out as truly beautiful to me. That was the overpowering force that led me to love The Curious Case of Benjamin Button so much more than all those people whose opinion I often agree with (see this take on the film). It doesn't even have to be a particularly ambitious or grandiose shot to take my breath away. In Benjamin Button, it was Tilda Swinton's face. There is a scene in Button where Brad Pitt and Tilda Swinton are about to consummate their affair. They take the elevator up to her floor. In this midst of this sequence, there is a shot of Tilda's face, the brim of her hat barely peeking into the frame. The shadow of the brim covers her entire face. It's the sort of sublime close-up that is just rarely seen. From that moment on, I couldn't say I disliked the film.
It is with this perspective that I ended up drooling all over Duplicity. You would think this should come as no surprise to those familiar with the works of Academy Award Winning Cinematographer Robert Elswit. This is the man who photographed each of Paul Thomas Anderson's films, as well as Syriana and Good Night, and Good Luck. His previous work with director Tony Gilroy, Michael Clayton, earned Gilroy and Academy Award Nomination. Though everyone remembers that final shot, with Clooney in the cab driving nowhere as the credits roll, there was another image that struck me. A board room. A few men enter from the right. It seems simple, but that sort of shot is entirely about compositions, angles, and the proper use of space. In most films, that would be a throwaway shot, one not worth working on. Here, it becomes a work of art, another morsel to tantalize the viewers who are truly willing to see it. Most people will not notice it, distracted as they are with the mechanics of the plot of yet another legal thriller. But that image is still there.
If there's one scene that perfectly exhibits what this film is about, it is the opening credits. Two private planes land at a private airport in the rain. The passengers of each plane climb down the stairways, until the two important people exit the plane. You know they're the important people because they're Paul Giamatti and Tom Wilkinson. And as the credits begin to appear on the screen, these two Academy Award nominees begin to fight each other. This wrestling match is presented in slow motion, making this battle a ballet. You wonder at the beauty of these bodies flying through the air, the faces so extraordinarily stretched for comic effect. This is not a movie you should not take seriously. It is something you can sit back and enjoy, because you know you are in good hands. The ballet is rendered with such precision for the facial expressions and the portions of the screen left blank that you cannot help but stare in joyous wonder.
As you may have noticed by looking at a calendar, it is 2009. As you may have noticed by reading any number of film blogs on this here internet, that means it's been 70 years since the glory year of 1939. Of course, this gives us the opportunity to look down our noses at the modern film industry. The film industry we see in 2009 is nothing like it was 70 years ago, for better or for worse. The one constant in discussions of the old days is how great directors worked within the studio system to put their own individual marks on films with stars. In this way, Duplicity is quite possibly the closest we can get to the 30s. Gilroy and Elswit certainly know how to craft an image, and Julia Roberts and Clive Owen bring as much charm as they can manage to a light and breezy script. Forget the simplistically complex plot structure -- I need to give immense credit to Gilroy for stylistically separating each time period and storyline so easily and recognizably -- for just one second. This is a film more about the moment than anything else. As Odienator so perfectly stated about Ocean's 13, this is a film you should go to so you can have a good time. I think that was what did it in. People went in expecting a plot. The plot is there to adorn scenes of Julia Roberts in an American flag bikini and lines about how they finally managed to freeze pineapple for your pizza. The plot probably falls apart when you think about it too much, but I was too distracted to really think about it.
This is not a movie that asks you to shut your brain off. Despite what I said above, the film still asks you to think about what is going on in every scene and how it relates to everything else we've seen. The dialogue is amazingly witty, and I don't know if I've said enough about how this film engages your eyes before all else. But the film still works on multiple levels. You can focus on the images, the plot, or the dialogue. Whatever you want, this film has got it. This is the film I was waiting for all spring, and it's the film I never got this summer. It's a rare breed of film, one that shouldn't be lost to the discount rack of your local Best Buy.
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30 in 30: Pirri's potential an X-factor for Blackhawksby Dan Rosen
When Brandon Pirri says he should be the Chicago Blackhawks' No. 2 center this season his intent isn't to sound cocky or to step out of line.
Pirri's feeling that he should be the one to play between Marian Hossa and Patrick Sharp is instead born out of experience, confidence in his ability, and the understanding that he is one of the reasons Blackhawks general manager Stan Bowman never sought to fill the job through a trade or free agency this summer.
"It's something I think I've earned the opportunity to do and I have to take advantage of it," Pirri told NHL.com. "I want to make that jump and I think I'm ready."
Pirri, 22, led the American Hockey League in scoring last season with 75 points in 76 games for the Rockford IceHogs. He has spent the past three seasons turning himself into a two-way center in the AHL. He said his defense has improved dramatically, evidenced by the fact Rockford coach Ted Dent was putting him out late in games for defensive-zone faceoffs.
If Pirri can convince Blackhawks coach Joel Quenneville he is ready, that his defensive game now matches his offensive ability to the point he can slide in at No. 2 behind captain Jonathan Toews, the rest of Chicago's lineup can take shape from there with little to no change from this spring, when the Blackhawks won the Stanley Cup.
Pirri's emergence would allow Quenneville to keep Sharp on his preferable left side instead of in the middle and let Brandon Saad and Andrew Shaw form two-thirds of what would likely be a dangerous third line. Quenneville said Saad also will be given a chance to become the No. 2 center because he's played the position prior to getting to Chicago.
With Pirri in the middle on the second line, Quenneville could keep Marcus Kruger, a long shot to be the No. 2 center, away from a prominent 5-on-5 role so he stays fresh for his penalty-killing duties. Michal Handzus would slide into a fourth-line role, which over the course of an 82-game season is better suited for the 36-year-old veteran.
"Could [Pirri] do it? I think he could, but that's a big job, and with him we're looking for that consistency," Quenneville told NHL.com. "We know he's capable of doing a lot of good things offensively and defensively he's improved over the last few years, but now game in and game out getting to that level of predictability that we want, that's going to be the challenge. I think he's capable of it for sure, so he's one guy under consideration."
Pirri is doing what he can to back up his own belief this summer. Instead of going back home to Toronto and training with former NHL player turned noted workout leader Gary Roberts, which Pirri had done the past two summers, he moved into left wing Brandon Bollig's downtown apartment and is training at United Center with Blackhawks strength and conditioning coach Paul Goodman.
"I really wanted to make an impression with all the Blackhawks brass," Pirri said. "I want to be around. I want them to see my face all the time and think of me. I've been working hard in the gym and I'm trying to make an impression."
Pirri said it was his idea to live in Chicago this summer.
"Working out with Paul, who is a terrific trainer, and just being around, being in the city, I think shows that I'm willing to give up going back home and spending time with my family because this is really what I want," he said.
He isn't sure if his decision has registered with the Blackhawks, but he is confident it will make a difference when he gets to training camp and his becomes a familiar face.
"In the end it's my job to force their hand into saying, 'This kid deserves to be here and he deserves to play with these two great players [Sharp and Hossa],'" Pirri said. "That's what I'm working for this summer. I want to make Joel's and Stan's decision easy. I want them to say, 'He's performed and he's earned the chance.'"
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SOUTH ELGIN – Quinten Payne moved back to the St. Charles area leading up to his sophomore year of high school, instantly reconnecting with some old friends he knew as a boy before temporarily relocating to Florida.
Justin Stanko was not one of the North students he was close with as a youth, and Payne and Stanko didn't have much to do with each other during Payne's initial months back in Illinois.
Look at them now.
Payne and Stanko are enjoying their present together as key members of a St. Charles North boys basketball team that routed rival St. Charles East, 69-53, in Wednesday's IHSA Class 4A South Elgin Regional semifinal, and their promising futures are also linked. Payne will play college basketball at Loyola, while Stanko will also be a Rambler athlete in soccer.
They call each other best friends these days, even if it wasn't friendship at first sight.
"At first I was kind of afraid to talk to him because he was the big star in the school, but once we started hanging out, we have a big bond now, and we're best friends," Stanko said. "I love it."
Payne laughed at the memory of Stanko being skittish around him a few years ago.
Then again, the 6-foot-6, broad-shouldered Stanko didn't hold the same stature as a sophomore, physically or otherwise.
"When I came to the school, he was shorter than me," the 6-foot-4 Payne said. "He didn't look physically like he does now."
Neither Payne nor Stanko were particularly friendly to the Saints on Wednesday.
Payne ripped East for a game-high 26 points, making memories of his missed free throws at the end of a regular season loss to the Saints melt away like Tuesday's snow.
Stanko, meanwhile, continued his postseason emergence, following his 17-point night in Monday's win against South Elgin with 13 points, nine rebounds and four blocked shots against East.
Nothing calms a team like receiving inside production early in a game, and that's exactly what Stanko supplied Wednesday.
Better yet, North coach Tom Poulin said Stanko's many contributions extend beyond the easily identifiable stats.
"From defensively playing it correctly and chesting up and not going for a block, and then turning around and being the first guy down the floor and finishing on the other end – just hustle plays," Poulin said. "Really everybody has kind of been playing with their heart, and Justin's kind of led the way in that department for us."
Payne, meanwhile, was his relentless self, pump-faking and driving his way to the rim – or at least the free throw line – with regularity.
Few players have an offseason work ethic that can match Payne's, and after a North career with plenty of postseason disappointment, Wednesday provided a fitting reward.
"This is what I've worked 18 years for, to try to get to this point," Payne said.
As impressive of a night as it was for Payne, Stanko and the North Stars, it was tough to see the Saints end their season in such meek fashion.
A year that started with a St. Charles East Thanksgiving Tournament championship and saw point guards Dom Adduci and Cole Gentry develop into a dynamic tandem in East's backcourt came to a close with a one-and-done thumping in regionals at the hands of the Saints' archrival.
Then again, this is a St. Charles East team that envisioned Kendall Stephens slinging in clutch shots, not working his way out of a sling after shoulder surgery.
It's a what-might-have-been type winter for East, which figures to be back in a big way next year with Adduci and Gentry among a deep pool of promising returnees.
North, more of a senior-oriented squad, is playing for the present, albeit with an opponent in Friday's regional final that looked just as impressive Wednesday; Upstate Eight Conference River champion Larkin whipped Elgin in the night's first semifinal.
Continued leadership from Payne and Stanko will be needed, along with plenty of help from their teammates.
The two plan to room together on the north side of Chicago come the fall. Since their seasons don't conflict, Payne and Stanko will have ample opportunity to root one another on from the stands, as well.
"I'll be cheering him on, he'll be cheering me on," said Stanko, a defender in soccer. "We'll be in the gym shooting all the time, and just helping each other out."
After a tentative start to their friendship, Payne and Stanko are making up for lost time.
• Jay Schwab is sports editor of the Kane County Chronicle. He can be reached at 630-845-5382 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Now That We Know The Telcos Exaggerated About The 'Spectrum Crunch'; How About Some More Open Spectrum?
from the pretty-please? dept
Executives from the nation's largest wireless carriers now seem to be pretty pleased with their spectrum positions. AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson recently said the carrier has a solid spectrum position for the next three to five years if it gains approval for its pending spectrum purchases. Verizon Communications CFO Fran Shammo said that with its recently completed $3.9 billion purchase of nationwide AWS spectrum from cable companies, Verizon Wireless now has enough spectrum to handle its capacity needs for the next four to five years. Sprint Nextel CEO Dan Hesse said the carrier's Network Vision plan will give Sprint a strong spectrum position through the end of 2014 and that date will be extended to 2016 with the addition of spectrum from Clearwire. And T-Mobile USA CTO Neville Ray said the carrier is busy refarming its 1900 MHz PCS spectrum and now has enough 1700 MHz AWS airwaves to deploy 10x10 MHz channels across 90 percent of the top 25 U.S. markets when it launches LTE next year.The report quotes analyst Tim Farrar explaining what many had been arguing for years -- that the so-called "spectrum crunch" was basically a myth to get access to and control of ever-greater swaths of spectrum to keep it from others:
"I think it [the spectrum crunch] was overblown. And everyone had an interest in pumping up a spectrum crisis," said TMF Associates analyst Tim Farrar. He said the FCC wanted to promote itself as the agency that could spur innovation and expand broadband access; Verizon and AT&T didn't want the FCC to cap the amount of spectrum available to them; companies that speculated with spectrum did not want the market to think they had worthless assets; and smaller carriers wanted more spectrum on the market to lower the price of all spectrum. "Everybody had an interest in talking it up and no one had an interest in saying the emperor has no clothes," he said.And yet... one area where spectrum could be really useful? New open wireless offerings. But there we're left stranded. Rather than looking for new ways to provide open spectrum, the government has continually focused on figuring out ways to give more to the big telcos. In fact, just as I was finishing up this story, I saw reports on the FCC's new plans to release more spectrum -- but most of it via auctions. Very little appears to be ticketed for openness. Unfortunately, part of the problem is that the government seems to value spectrum solely based on how much someone will pay for it -- rather than the beneficial uses it might create. Thus you have fewer advocates willing to "pay" for open spectrum, and many who don't understand the importance assume that open uses have no value. This, of course, ignores just how much open spectrum has enabled, from cordless phones to garage door openers to really powerful things like home automation and WiFi.
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Gabe Powers leaves this election with a little red sticker that says "I Voted!"...
Jimmy (Louis Koo) is a second-tiered triad member vying aggressively for the position of godfather in the current election. He is restrained in his pursuits by the current mob boss, Lok (Simon Yam), who wants to hold his seat at the head of the table, despite the fact that his two years are up and he isn't officially eligible for re-election. Meanwhile, Jimmy's legitimate business empire in mainland China is getting notice from the Chinese Government.
Not only am I apparently predisposed to not love the same Hong Kong cop thrillers everyone else seems to love, but I'm not a very big fan of missing part one of a sequel set. Triad Election is known in other countries as Election 2, and is, in fact, a sequel to Johnny To's other popular Triad based election film. Triad Election tosses the audience into a situation with unknown characters in unknown situations and without Election I was left to flounder in the deep end.
The story's pace is lightning fast, but without prior knowledge it appears simply as Chinese guys talking to each other in very strict and humourless tones. As in most crime movies, at the very least every crime film since The Godfather, Triad Election depends on its audience to read between the lines of character's actions. Again, without understanding the point of any action, and I mean any action, I was lost. I didn't know who was betraying who because I didn't know who anyone was. So much of the film's subtly was lost on me, and I was left only able to appreciate Johnny To's graceful cinematic control and a handful of good performances.
Things pick up creatively at around the one hour mark when the film takes a very dark and twisted turn. The violence itself isn't what makes the piece more thematically interesting, but the fact that all the sneaking about and untrusting looks finally start to pay off for our lead character. Let's just say that his evil turn is a little messier than Michael Corleone's. It all happens so late in the game though, and the newly opened seams don't have enough time to fester. I suppose we'll have to wait for Election 3 to see if this pans out.
Tartan has released sequels without their prequels before, in the case of Another Public Enemy. The difference is that Triad Election does not appear to be a standalone film. If it was meant as a standalone feature it has a lot of problems, but I've decided to give it the benefit of the doubt. Without that benefit we're left with a needlessly complex film filled with thinly drawn characters angsty for unspecific reasons. I will say one thing for these Triad double-crossers—they know how to make a creative hit better than those Italian guys.
They were on another role there for a bit, but Triad Election represents a bit of a stumble for Tartan USA. First off the transfer is very obviously interlaced. Usually I have to wait until I get screen caps on my computer to notice combing or interlacing effects, but these were obvious enough to stand out on the big screen television. The colours are quite bright, but the compositions are a bit flat due to muddied blacks. Dark objects blend into dark backgrounds, as in the consistently revisited scenes where old mobsters talk around a big table in a very dark restaurant. Noise is minimal for the most part, but blocking is obvious in warm colours.
The patented Tartan DTS track is hit-and-miss this time around too. The feature's music and sound effects are larger than life, loud without losing definition, and the fidelity is incredible. Surround channels are lively, considering the fact that the majority of the film is relatively low key and the LFE booms consistently without warbling. The centre channel and the dialogue trapped within it are another story. The speaker is too loud in comparison to the rest of the track, and voices are often slightly distorted. Overall the dialogue sounds canned. The Dolby Digital track loses the rich volume of the surround and stereo channels, but its centre channel is sharper.
The making-of featurette is a seven minute fluff piece, obviously made to sell the film. There is some tiny insight, but not much. This is followed by two interviews. The first, with actor Lam Suet, runs about seventeen minutes, and encompasses most of the actor's career, starting with his production work. Suet is very intelligent, a much better speaker than half the actors on the planet, and a pleasure to listen to. He also let me in a bit on the first film. Actor Lam Ka Tung is more eager to please with his interview, and sticks more to his work on the two Election films. The second interview runs about fourteen minutes. Both interviews feature footage from the original film. Everything is wrapped up with some Tartan Hong Kong crime trailers.
Had I any knowledge of Election going into Triad Election I may be singing a different tune, but as a continuation to a series I am entirely unfamiliar with this particular feature was merely a good looking diversion. If you've seen the first act and enjoyed it I'm guessing you're in for more of the same. If you want to enjoy the film as more than a good looking diversion you might want to wait for Tartan to get their hands on the prequel.
Remember though readers, I'm the guy who didn't love any of the Infernal Affairs movies, SPL or Divergence. Apparently Hong Kong gangster flicks aren't my bag. For some reason I seem to appreciate the Korean ones more.
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Disc Details
Release Date: 11th September 2007
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Single side, single layer
RCE: No
Video: NTSC
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: Yes
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS 5.1 Cantonese, Dolby Digital 5.1 Cantonese, Dolby Surround Cantonese
Subtitles: English, Spanish
Extras: Making-Of Featurette, Interviews, Trailers
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Johnny To
Cast: Simon Yam, Nick Cheung, Wong Tin-lam, Lam Suet, Louis Koo
Genre: Crime
Length: 92 minutes
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Anyone knows what those texts are?(3) A number of texts on stream-enterers and once-returners imply that they do not possess the jhānas as meditative attainments which they can enter at will. Though it is obvious that disciples at the lower two levels may have jhānic attainments, the latter are not declared to be an integral part of their spiritual equipment.
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The purpose of this lesson is to provide students with an interactive demonstration with liquids to show what happens when liquids of different densities are added together.
Learning Goal: Discover what happens when liquids of different densities are added together.
Opening Question: What happens when you mix oil and water? Why?
Students record their opening question on their learning goal sheet and are ready to start class 3 min after the bell has rung. I reward students who get started early with ROCK STAR SCIENTIST tickets.
Follow the links to learn more about the beginning of class strategies and ROCK STAR scientist tickets.
The purpose of the hook today is to have students see density in action, practice with using the word density, and to show the particle structure of density. I put some containers of oil and water on the table and let the students observe them. I provide the students with stir rods so that they can attempt to mix the substances up.
I walk around and listen to the students discussions. Generally, students talk about the oil being "light" and the water being "heavy". This is a great time to ask them this riddle, "What weighs more a pound of feathers or a pound of bowling balls?" I want the students to stop using the words heavy and light and start using the word dense.
After we think about and discuss the riddle, I draw pictures of three substances on the board. These are "particle" pictures. I ask the students to observe the similarities and differences between the pictures and to relate the pictures to density.
One of the biggest misconceptions students have about density is that it changes with amount. If they hold on to this misconception they will have a hard time using density to separate substances because they will continue to think that amount matters. This very simple lab helps address that misconception. In the Density of Water Lab, students are finding the density of different amounts of water. This lab is incredible simply and can be completed and turned in in about 20 min. I generally give the students a lab handout rather than having them create their own for this lab, simply because I am saving time for the demonstration in the next section.
The purpose of this section to is exhibit thinking about amount and density. For this purpose I get the reading out that we have been using and re-read with the students the first paragraph.
"A characteristic property is a physical or chemical property that is unique to a particular substance. It can be used to identify the substance. Characteristic properties are not affected by the amount or shape of a substance: A bolt made from iron will have the same characteristic properties as the hull of an iron ship or a piece of iron railing."
The I do a think-aloud about density and this idea. I point out to the students that if I have one cup of water and then I add another cup of water, my water will have a higher mass because there is more of it. However, even because it has a higher mass, the density stays the same. The density of 1 cup of water is 1 g/ml and the density of 2 cups of water is 1 g/ml. The reason this is is because density measures the compactness of the particles, and amount doesn't change the compactness. So even if I had a swimming pool of water, it would only be 1g/ml.
Don't rush this think-aloud. Take your time. Use images or realia. Check for understanding. Give the students an opportunity to make sense of this.
The density tube is one of my favorite demonstrations to do. It's not which liquids you choose to use, but it is critical to consider density. You need an assortment of liquids with different densities. I like to use water, alcohol, soap, oil, corn syrup, and salt water. In this video I show what materials I used to make the density tube and what the finished product looks like.
To begin the lab, I call all the students to my demonstration table. I think that bringing them together adds to the engagement because they can access each other and this leads to more excitement and discussion.
I start by putting the salt water into a large graduated cylinder. (The larger, the better, for this demonstration.) Then I get the corn syrup and ask the students what they think is going to happen when I add the corn syrup. Do they think it will stay on top? Go to the bottom? Mix in the middle?
Once students make a prediction, I pour the liquid in and we watch to see what happens. I continue this process for all the liquids. The key to making this demonstration effective is to elicit lots of student participation through questioning and assistance.
If you have time, an extension you can use is to add solids to the tube. It is fun to put in a metal, rubber, wood, and wax object because they will descend to different levels in the tube.
I give the students a simple summary assignment at the end.
Closing Statement: "Today we looked at how amount of a liquid doesn't change the density and how different liquids have different densities."
Closing Question: "How could you use the characteristic property of density to separate substances?"
Closure depends greatly on timing and is not as easy to plan in advance as opening. You can find more information about how I manage closure here.


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EP is focused on Orthodox theology with a special eye to the theology of Maximus the Confessor. As such it is devoted to questions of historical and philosophical theology. It could be about other things relative to Orthodox theology such as Biblical theology as a discipline, but since I am not trained as a Biblical theologian, in the academic sense of that term, I tend try to limit myself to areas in which I have some competence. This is also why I try to steer the blog away from whatever happens to be going in the world, whether politics or the wider culture. There are plenty of other venues for that. I have a niche and I like my niche very much.
But every so often something pops up in the culture that impinges upon Orthodox theology. Of course the on going cultural yelling match (we haven't yet begun to have an argument) about "Gay" marriage has had a flare up with the recent North Carolina state constitutional amendment. This I would usually ignore on EP except for the fact that David J. Dunn, has written for the Huffington Post an article as an "Orthodox Lay theologian" defending "Gay marriage" or at least objecting to it being banned.


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The 100 Moments of TSU Athletics presented by Taco Bell® series continues by remembering one of the most memorable upsets in Tennessee State men's basketball history.
In 2007, The Tennessee State University Tigers, coached by Cy Alexander, ended their non-conference schedule for the year with a 60-58 upset win over the University of Illinois in Champaign, Ill.
Junior guard Bruce Price scored 17 points to lead TSU and Jerrell Houston added 12 points with 6 rebounds to gain the upset win.
The teams played close in the first half, with four ties through the 7:09 mark at 16-16. TSU went on a 7-1 run for a 23-17 lead at 4:23 and a 29-24 lead at halftime.
The Tigers shot 40 percent (12-30) from the floor in the first half, and 41.7 percent (5-12) from three point range.
Price scored 11 first-half points hitting a variety of acrobatic shots and a 3-pointer with five seconds remaining in the half.
In the second half, the Tigers opened a 13-point lead (48-35) with 12:56 remaining, but Illinois slowly chipped away at the lead and cut the lead to 48-45 off a Trent Meacham 3-pointer.
Illinois guard Trent Meacham scored a game-high 24 points and was the only Illinois player in double figures.
Illinois even came within one-point (59-58) with 1:06 remaining, but Illinois center Shaun Pruitt missed two FTs with 0:09 remaining. TSU's Jerrell Houston was fouled on the ensuing rebound and hit the second of two shots for the 60-58 score. Illinois missed a final shot at the buzzer and TSU took the win.
TSU shot 52.6 percent (10-19) from the field in the second half and 45 percent for the game. The Tigers were out-rebounded 40-24, but forced 13 turnovers while committing just seven.
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