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The fabric does not burn, but melts when in direct contact with flames.
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This scandal isn't quite Watergate, but for vegans, it's a really big deal.
This week it was revealed that VegNews, a vegan magazine and website, runs stock photos of dishes that aren't actually vegan. Vegan food blogger QuarryGirl broke the bad news, accusing the site of photo-shopping rib bones out of a photo to make it look more vegan and committing other similar transgressions with photos of dead animals.
On the one hand, I understand why readers are outraged that a site they trusted knowingly passed off meat dishes as vegan. But many are now cancelling their subscriptions, and maybe -- just maybe -- they should give VegNews a bit of a break ...
First, here is VegNews' response to QuarryGirl's accusations. In a nutshell: It admitted to using the fraudulent photos but justified its actions nevertheless:
Yes, from time to time, after exhausting all options, we have resorted to using stock photography that may or may not be vegan. In an ideal world we would use custom-shot photography for every spread, but it is simply not financially feasible for VegNews at this time. In those rare times that we use an image that isn't vegan, our entire (vegan) staff weighs in on whether or not it's appropriate.
It is industry standard to use stock photography in magazines — and, sadly, there are very few specifically vegan images offered by stock companies. In addition, it's exceedingly challenging to find non-stock imagery that meets the standard necessary for publication. We would love nothing more than to use only vegan photography shot by vegan photographers, and we hope to be there soon.
If VegNews, as it said, can't afford to use custom-shot photography for every dish it features, then it has to resort to stock photography. And, the sad fact of the matter is, just like it's difficult to find vegan dishes in restaurants, it equally difficult to find vegan dishes in the stock photography collections. VegNews wasn't being lazy -- it's just working with the only options it had even if that meant the outcome wasn't completely desirable or in line with its ideals.
Still, perhaps the publication could have alerted its readers to the situation and noted that it used vegan photos whenever possible. A little transparency goes a long, long way.
Do you think a vegan publication should only use photos of vegan food?
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Governor Dayton: Trayvon Martin Case Stiffens Resolve On Gun Law
ST. PAUL (AP) - Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton says the Florida case involving Trayvon Martin's death in a scuffle with a neighborhood watch volunteer has stiffened his opposition to efforts to expand cases where lethal force is presumed legitimate.
Dayton commented Wednesday on the acquittal of George Zimmerman in Martin's 2012 death. Dayton says he personally believes Zimmerman "went way beyond what was called for in the situation."
He tied the case to proposals recently before Minnesota lawmakers to expand the stand-your-ground law in which people can use deadly force to defend themselves, their home or dwelling. A bill he vetoed in 2012 would have included hotel rooms, tent, cars and boats. Backers say potential victims of crime shouldn't have to retreat from aggressors.
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American University Washington College of Law offers one of the most comprehensive ranges of Continuing Legal Education (CLE) programs in the D.C. area delivering on-site, online, and on-demand CLE programs.
On-site CLE Programs
The Office of Special Events and Continuing Legal Education (SECLE) currently provides a wide variety of on-site CLE programs both at the law school and at local firms.
During the past academic year, 62 programs offered CLE credits, with over 31 states being applied to for accreditation in diverse topics such as labor rights, privacy issues, climate change, and the global economy.
In addition to planned programs, customizable programs are available.
For further information on planned programs, or if you would like to propose a topic that you require CLE for but which we have not yet offered, please contact Jennifer Dabson, (202) 274-4077.
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Now, SECLE is proud to offer practitioners CLE web casts in diverse practice areas either live or on-demand at West LegalEdcenter®, the nation's largest single source of online accredited CLE programs.
LIVE WEBCASTS - Practitioners can register for upcoming AUWCL live webcasts featuring experts addressing topical issues, as part of our 5-month Founders' Celebration. Programs will be added January through May.
ON-DEMAND WEBCASTS - Select AUWCL programs can now be accessed for on-demand webcasts, in topics ranging from an analysis of the Supreme Court's recent decision on the Affordable Care Act to a look at how new corporate structures of L3Cs, B-Corps, and flexible corporations support new businesses and jobs. An expanded list of programs will be available on-demand later this spring.
AUWCL alumni can take advantage of an exclusive discount of $240 (only $20/month) for an annual subscription to access the law school's online CLE programs and more. An alumni discount on single purchases is also available. Non-alumni also can browse and register for the law school's online CLE opportunities.
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An extensive range of both on-site and online CLE programs will be available through out the year. We hope you maintain your CLE requirements and continue your legal learning with us!
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Imagine if you could transform your walls from plain and boring to beautiful and unique. You can with our decorative wall lighting, with so many different styles, colors and sizes, including modern exterior pendant lights. We have what you need to add ambiance to any hallway, patio, walkaway, bathroom, kitchen or even garage.
How to Create the Perfect Atmosphere with Your Modern Pendants
Bring your home into the 21st century withendants. Minimalistic sculpted designs meet industrial edge with these modern pendants. Pendants are great for creating warm, calming ambient lighting. This ambient lighting effect can be produced with both LED bulbs or halogen light bulbs in your fixture.
Tips for Modern Pendant Lights
One of the biggest "uh ohs" people make when getting pendant lighting is installing the light too high or too low. This causes it to look unattractive and create poor lighting in the room. Typically, the bottom of the modern pendant should be between 64-68 inches from the floor. This allows the light to reach across the room without being in your way. Taller vaulted ceilings work well with barred fixtures such as the Structures Large Round Pendant by Kichler.
Make sure to place stronger brighter lights like modern glass pendant lights in "task" work areas. These are spaces you cook, read and work in, over kitchen sinks or chopping stations should have task lighting as well as bathroom mirrors/sinks. Don't forget walk in closets and dressing mirrors need stronger lighting too. Ambient lighting (or "mood" lighting) can be placed over bathtubs, dining areas and beds. Areas you most typically relax. To have the best of both worlds consider adding a dimmer to the spaces you work and play such as your living room.
Your pendant lighting fixtures should be dusted regularly to ensure shine and beauty. Use a dry soft cloth to wipe dust off fixtures. Twice a year you should clean your pendant using a mild soapy water solution. Make sure the breaker to your lighting is on is turned off before beginning and be sure your décor is completely dry before turning it back on.


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Quote from: b4rney on May 18, 2010, 05:54:57 pmDon't forget to set the deinterlacing for your sd/hd too. Sorry mate, not with you there (I thought I was!) - where are these deinterlacing settings you mention? In the playback settings in myth frontend?


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The name for the Dodgers' new television channel: SportsNet LA.
The Dodgers and Time Warner Cable officially announced their television contract on Monday, with the team-owned channel starting in 2014. The deal, pending the approval of Major League Baseball, covers 25 years and is believed to be worth between $7 billion and $8 billion to the team.
The Dodgers are to remain on Fox Sports through the 2013 season, but the team decided it wanted its own channel thereafter and negotiated with Fox and Time Warner Cable.
"We concluded last year that the best way to give our fans what they want -- more content and more Dodger baseball -- was to launch our own network," Dodgers controlling owner Mark Walter said in a statement.


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If the heights of coach Jimmy Johnson's renowned draft doings came in Dallas when he maneuvered upward to pick Emmitt Smith, perhaps his biggest wheeling-and-dealing mistake was in 1998 when, with a major need for a downfield-stretching receiver, he traded down from the 19th pick to 29. Randy Moss was selected 21st by Minnesota and had a Hall of Fame career. Avery, on the other hand, never made sense. Undersized and without any quickness and wiggle once he had the ball, Avery flamed out quickly and was gone from Miami after 17 games.
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VLEs have proved to be useful tools in facilitating staff in organising educational resources and activities in a hierarchical structure representing the structure of Programmes and Units. While they are excellent vehicles for delivery of materials, they are not ideal mechanisms for the management and curation of materials. There is an urgent need for a repository which focuses on the educational process and the storage, retrieval and sharing of educational materials which can be used to populate VLEs. The University of Southampton has taken the strategic decision to develop a repository for educational materials using its own well-established EPrints research repository software as the mechanism. The aim is to use a co-design process approach both to specify and to implement the details of the system which will be deliverable and sustainable. This will extend and embed the EPrints software within the educational domain. In doing so, the project will develop a richer understanding of processes of institutional change and integration at both a strategic and discipline level. Project start date: 2007-11-01. Project end date: 2009-03-01. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
education portal
Education, as a subject, is covered in part by the subject gateways that form the JISC's Resource Discovery Network. A coherent coverage of education, however, is best met through a separate treatment of the subject. The British Education Internet Resource Catalogue and British Education Portal will strengthen coverage in this area and complement the existing RDN hubs. In turn, the project will benefit from the experience and documentation of the hubs and from the results of the Subject Portals Development Project (also funded as part of the DNER Development Programmes). The project's overriding aim is to improve access to, and use of, information relating to educational issues. The specific objectives are to: Establish an internet resource catalogue (IRC) and, subsequently, a Portal to a range of resources supporting educational research, policy and practice; Build on the strengths of selected databases managed by the British Education Index office to furnish Portal content; Establish means for institutions to supply content for the IRC and portal databases; Evaluate the impact of the new resources on information seeking behaviour within key user groups. Project start date: 2000-10-01. Project end date: 2004-10-31. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
The Edinburgh Engineering Virtual Library (EEVL) is a project funded by eLib (the Electronic Libraries Programme) in the UK to provide an Internet gateway to quality information resources in Engineering, (see EELS for an engineering subject service based in Sweden).Whilst the metadata format that EEVL is using is specific to the project there does not appear to be an alternative international standard format being used within the Engineering community. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
The Embedding Institutional Data Curation Services in Research (EIDCSR) project seeks to implement selected elements of the digital curation lifecycle by embedding policy, workflow, and sustainability solutions within two 'data rich' research groups. The project will join up existing institutional and departmental services, using an approach that can scale to address the data preservation challenges of research groups that generate, share and reuse research data. The project is an institutional collaboration bringing together research groups, Library and Computing services, and the Research Services Office to curate data by integrating research workflows with the Fedora digital asset management system, long-term file storage, underpinned by policy development. The proposal also has the tangible support of IBM. The project builds on the the range of digital repository activities undertaken by the University, notable the Scoping Digital Repository Services for Research Data Management project, as well as the Bridging the Interoperability Divide (BID) and Building the Research Information Infrastructure (BRII) projects. The project is aligned with the University's commitment to the curation of data produced by its researchers and is consistent with the data management plan and registry proposed for the UK Research Data Service (UKRDS) Pathfinder service. Project start date: 2009-04-01. Project end date: 2010-09-01. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
EIFL-PLIP works with public libraries uniquely positioned to meet community development needs and improve lives in crucial areas like agriculture, health, employment and livelihoods and support vulnerable children and youth. EIFL-PLIP actions include: sparking ideas for using technology to improve lives; providing resources to support innovative ideas; promoting ideas that work; encouraging replication. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
electronic ephemera
The John Johnson collection is widely recognised as one of the most important collections of printed ephemera in the world and generally regarded as the most significant single collection of ephemera in the UK. Containing 1.5 million items ranging in date from 1508 to 1939, it spans the entire range of printing and social history. It contains a high proportion of unique material which has remained hidden to researchers up until now and which will surface through this innovative digitisation project. By their very nature, many of the items contained in the John Johnson collection were intended to be short-lived and disposable, and it was only because of the vision and dedication of John de Monins Johnson and his supporters that so many have been preserved to provide the unique record that survives today. This innovative joint enterprise between the Bodleian Library of the University of Oxford and ProQuest Information and Learning will result in the digitisation of more than 65,000 complete items (well in excess of 150,000 images) from the John Johnson Collection and so provide a unique insight into our nation's past. The collection offers direct access to rare primary source materials and evidence of our cultural, social, industrial, and technological histories. It is particularly valuable to anyone interested in the everyday lives of ordinary citizens. These lost treasures of everyday life will be digitised to the highest standards and made freely available to all teachers and researchers working in the UK's HE and FE sectors, and to the general population via the 32,000 supported terminals in the UK's 4,200 public libraries. Moreover, the rigorous and extensive metadata that will be specially created to accompany these digital objects will be searchable by anyone with access to the Internet. Until now, it has only been possible to make these materials available to a relatively small number of scholars owing to both geographical and physical constraints, and the fragility of many of the materials themselves which makes browsing the material a slow and often unwieldy process. The creation of expertly described, high-quality digital surrogates will expose these hidden resources to a far wider audience than could ever be achieved via any other means, and enable readers to find what they are looking for much more quickly and to work simultaneously on the same items. Project start date: 2007-01-01. Project end date: 2008-12-01. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
The Electronic Libraries programme (eLib) resulted from the recommendations in chapter 7 of the Joint Funding Councils' Libraries Review Group, chaired by Sir Brian Follett. This Group reviewed libraries and related provision in higher education in the UK, and was commissioned jointly by the four UK HE funding bodies, HEFCE, SHEFC, HEFCW and DENI. Its report (known as the Follett report) was published in December 1993. The programme had £15,000,000 of funding over three years. The aim of eLib was to 'transform the use and storage of knowledge in higher education institutions'. It was managed by the JISC's Committee on Electronic Information, though the JISC committee which was set up initially to take forward the Follett recommendation was the Follett Implementation Group for Information Technology, FIGIT. Phase 3 was designed to build on successes and to have four components: 1) hybrid libraries; 2) large scale resource discovery, or clumps; 3) preservation; 4) turning early projects into services. An (unmaintained) archive of eLib programme and project information can currently be found on the UKOLN website. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
The JISC eLISA (eLearning Independent Study Award) project will build on the Greenwich eLISA to deliver study skills for 14-19 year olds in various innovative eLearning applications for independent study support for both learners and teachers. Project start date: 2005-02-01. Project end date: 2007-07-31. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
EnCoRe is a partnership between the Library and Learning Resources(LLR) and the Centre for Educational Development and Media (CEDM) at the University of Derby and Openly Informatics. In UDEL - the University of Derby Electronic Library - Derby has probably the largest collection of copyright-cleared locally digitised readings in UK Higher Education to supplement an extensive range of (mainly) web based electronic information sources. DEPOT (Derby Platform for Online Teaching),our in-house Virtual Learning Environment, is maturing with high use and almost 500 modules using technology support. Openly Informatics, an American company that has developed a commercial electronic linking package, 1Cate (One click access to everything) will be helping the further development, integration and useability of electronic resources within an educational context. Aim: The aim of the project is to enable both staff and students to access the wide range of internal and external electronic resources currently available in ways that are simple and intuitive. Further, to support the personalisation and enhanced functionality of these resources for academic and educational purposes. Objectives: To develop innovative tools allowing the creation of enriched interactive learning resources to be devolved to academics; To enrich the pedagogic potential of electronic learning resources through the provision of structured online support; To encourage a holistic institutional view of resources covering a range of types and formats; To make a significant contribution to NISO's development of OpenURL standards incorporating pedagogic and Learning Object dimensions. Project start date: 2002-10-01. Project end date: 2003-07-31. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
endangered archives programme
Endangered Archives Programme aims to contribute to the preservation of archival material that is in danger of destruction, neglect or physical deterioration world-wide. This is achieved principally through the award of grants in an annual competition. The grants provide funding to enable successful applicants to locate relevant endangered archival collections, to arrange their transfer to a suitable local archival home where possible, to create digital copies of the material and to deposit the copies with local institutions and the British Library. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
Enhanced Tagging for Discovery, a Semantic Interoperability Demonstrator, will investigate the combination and comparison of controlled and folksonomy approaches to semantic interoperability supporting resource discovery in repositories and digital collections. This project will demonstrate and evaluate the combination of both approaches in the context of repositories and digital collections, attempting to get the best of both worlds. The project will investigate deploying demonstrators with two communities of use: at Intute, focusing mainly on tagging by readers (postgraduate users annotating resources with tags); and at CCLRC, focusing mainly on tagging by authors (when they deposit in the repository). The project will evaluate the results by a range of quantitative and qualitative measures. It will evaluate scenarios for indexing and search. It will make recommendations with reference to resource discovery in digital repository The aim of the project is "to build a demonstrator to test the combination and comparison of controlled and folksonomy approaches to semantic interoperability." We wish to explore how to optimise social tagging systems for discovery and how to combine them in different ways with more controlled knowledge organisation and retrieval systems. We aim to investigate whether vocabulary control and the use of an established KOS can assist in moving free social tagging beyond personal bookmarking to aid resource discovery in context of the JISC Information Environment and eFramework. The project will demonstrate use of tagging in different environments and will provide an interface that enables use of a traditional classification scheme to enhance free form tags. The project will consider issues, such as whether prompting with controlled terminology is beneficial. Aims and objectives: To build a demonstrator to test the combination and comparison of controlled and folksonomy approaches to semantic interoperability; To investigate whether vocabulary control and the use of an established KOS can assist in moving free social tagging beyond personal bookmarking to aid resource discovery in context of the JISC Information Environment and eFramework. The project will: Demonstrate use of tagging in different environments (within Intute and CCLRC); Provide an interface that enables use of a traditional classification scheme to enhance free form tags; Consider issues, such as whether prompting with controlled terminology is beneficial. Project start date: 2007-09-01. Project end date: 2008-09-30. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
One of the ways in which we may be able to encourage University students to achieve more in their studies and gain the careers they desire is to enable them to reflect upon their own learning. This process of student reflection may include recognition of their achievements and skills, as well as planning ahead for their personal, educational and career aspirations. A novel and useful tool to assist in the process of reflection is the electronic Portfolio (ePortfolio). ePortfolios are the subject of this project. The ePistle project will investigate the potential of ePortfolio use for student retention and progression in the catchment area of the University of Wolverhampton. It will create the opportunity for groups of students from two local schools and three Further Education colleges to use an ePortfolio system. The project will then investigate the use of ePortfolios by these students in terms of the if, how, what, when and related to this it will uncover how best to embed these into a curriculum. The project will also investigate how ePortfolios are and can be used by both those students wishing to progress along their education path and those institutions who will accept them. The overall aims of this project are twofold. The first is to gain a better understanding of the way in which ePortfolios are used (or not used) by students and how best they can integrated into the curriculum. The second is to observe how ePortfolios are used for assisting progression from one institution to another, by both students and institutions' admissions departments. The outcomes will be: - A set of materials and guidelines which will assist teachers to embed an ePortfolio into the curriculum; - A set of guidelines to frame the use of ePortfolios for accreditation for entry into Higher Education; Policy statement or set of guidelines to frame the use of ePortfolios for accreditation for entry into Higher Education written; - A set of guidelines for the use of ePortfolios in colleges and schools as artefacts to enable learners' transition or progression to other institutions of education; - A policy statement or set of guidelines to frame the issues around storage, and ongoing access of learners' ePortfolios is written and endorsed by ITS and legal team; - A report into the investigation of the issues which affect the use and non-use of e-Portfolios by learners. Project start date: 2005-04-01. Project end date: 2007-07-31. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
eprints uk
The Resource Discovery Network's ePrints UK was funded by the JISC IE Development Programme, under the JISC Circular 1/02 call 'Focus on Access to Institutional Resources Programme (FAIR)' as one of the eprints cluster projects. The project built upon RDN's experience in implementing the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting to share metadata between the RDN partners to create the aggregated search facility, ResourceFinder. ePrints UK will benefit from the RDN partners' expertise in developing services tailored for particular subject audiences, the considerable existing user base visiting existing RDN services and the ongoing work of the JISC funded Subject Portals Project. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
The project will demonstrate an innovative way of taking action to reduce the environmental impact of institutional ICT through raising awareness of the effect small behavioural changes can make to reducing energy usage. Project start date: 2010-01-18. Project end date: 2011-01-17. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
ERIM sets out to specify in practical terms how data management can be enabled and supported in research projects, particular to support re-use and what can be thought of as 'repurposing'. The project will establish the state of the art and then understand the combination of technical, contextual, social and legal barriers to re-use. In parallel the opportunities and benefits of information and data set re-use will be made. A key factor to establish will be what structures, formats, metadata and so on are needed to make these information and data sets amenable to later re-use and reinterpretation. Project start date: 2009-10-01. Project end date: 2011-03-31. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
This project will develop a set of user-led and user-centric solutions that will motivate researchers to deposit their work in repositories, facilitate the integration of repositories in research and institutional processes and, as a result, develop the IRIScotland pilot into a trusted cross-repository resource discovery service, capable of providing access to a critical mass of Scottish research output. Project start date: 2009-04-01. Project end date: 2011-03-01. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
The repository start-up project at Edge Hill will create and populate an institutional repository to improve the storage, preservation, and use of the University's research outputs. Project start date: 2009-04-01. Project end date: 2010-03-01. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
This project investigates current and future needs among UKresearch and education community for a more fine-grained authorisation scheme that would allow service providers to take into account of the levels of confidence in identifying a remote entity requesting for service access. Such a fine-grained authorisation scheme is attractive to service providers offering resources with varying levels of sensitivity and/or wishing to tailor their security protections based upon risk levels. Service providers may wish to restrict access to more sensitive resources only to those who have gone through a more stringent authentication process. Aims and objectives: To investigate existing definitions of LoA at the international level; To build community consensus and make proposals with regard to standard definitions of LoA for use within the UKHE sector; To examine the current applications of LoA to various types of resources; To make recommendations for appropriate policies and practices through building community consensus, in using the appropriate LoA as defined by the worth and sensitivity of the resources; To identify any gaps in existing authentication and authorization policies, procedures and infrastructure structure and processes in the use of LoA in long term in the UK education and research community. Project start date: 2006-11-01. Project end date: 2007-10-31. (Excerpt from this source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
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This project is responding to institutional and national concerns regarding assessment and feedback. Working with two Schools in the institution, the project will develop assessment for learning activities to enhance the assessment experience for all learners and staff in the schools. Building on the curriculum development activities within their Blended Learning Unit, they will investigate and incorporate ICT to improve effectiveness and efficiency of assessment practices. Project start date: 2008-11-01. Project end date: 2010-10-31. (Excerpt from <a href="http://www.herts.ac.uk/about-us/learning-and-teaching/blended-learning-i... source)Percentage of Ariadne articles tagged with this term: [term_node_prcnt_1]%.
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Enhanced support in ARM RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional significantly reduces development time and ensures optimal tools configuration for Express Logic RTOS portfolio
CAMBRIDGE, UK – Apr. 14th, 2008 – ARM [(LSE:ARM) (Nasdaq:ARMHY)] today announced at the Embedded Systems Conference, San Jose, California, that working in collaboration with Express Logic, the ARM® RealView® family of development tools will provide enhanced support for the Express Logic ThreadX® RTOS portfolio. The enhanced support automatically configures the RealView development tools for ThreadX RTOS development enabling software developers to rapidly begin developing high-performance real-time applications using supplied example code and project templates for the Eclipse IDE. Enhanced debug support provides full visibility and control of the RTOS threads and resources with the ability to debug applications in stop and run mode.
"Working together with ARM, we were able to deliver an outstanding out-of-box experience for ThreadX development in RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional," said John Carbone, vice president of marketing, Express Logic. "By leveraging the Eclipse platform, developers can now build and deploy complete ThreadX applications faster than ever before."
Developers wishing to create an application using ThreadX will be able to download a RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional tool update from the Express Logic website. This update will add ThreadX-specific project templates and example code to the Eclipse IDE included in the RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional. The ThreadX project templates automatically configure the compilation tools in the RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional to link with an optimized ThreadX library. ThreadX-specific debug features provide the developer with full visibility and control of RTOS resources within the application. Software evaluation and development can begin prior to hardware availability using the included ultra high-performance RealView Real-Time System Models of complete ARM development boards that are targeted by the ThreadX RTOS.
"The Eclipse IDE forms strong and extensible foundation for our development tools easily enabling this kind of innovative collaboration between the two companies," said Mark Onions, director of marketing, System Design Division, ARM. "Our mutual customers benefit from a resulting toolchain that is tailored specifically for ThreadX development."
About RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional
The ARM RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional is a complete, end-to-end solution for software development supporting all ARM processors and ARM CoreSight™ debug technology. This full-featured product enables developers to begin software development, optimization and test ahead of silicon availability, significantly reducing application time-to-market and ensuring the highest degree of software quality.
RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional incorporates the best-in-class RealView Compilation tools and market-leading RealView Profiler enabling applications to easily achieve both high performance and optimal code size. The product includes support for the latest Cortex™-A8 processor and includes the vectorizing compiler for the NEON™ media processing engine, which can increase the performance of multimedia applications in standard C code by more than 200 percent.
ARM RealView Development Suite 3.1 Professional enhanced support features for the Express Logic ThreadX RTOS processors will be available in Q2 2008, free-of-charge via electronic download from the Express Logic website.
About ARM
ARM designs the technology that lies at the heart of advanced digital products, from wireless, networking and consumer entertainment solutions to imaging, automotive, security and storage devices. ARM's comprehensive product offering includes 16/32-bit RISC microprocessors, data engines, graphics processors, digital libraries, embedded memories, peripherals, software and development tools, as well as analog functions and high-speed connectivity products. Combined with comprehensive design services, training, support and maintenance, and the company's broad Partner community, they provide a total system solution that offers a fast, reliable path to market for leading electronics companies. More information on ARM is available at http://www.arm.com.
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By: Dr Lynda Kelly, Category: Museullaneous, Date: 21 Jan 2011
Continuing the measurement theme again this week, we have been looking at our stats for November and December 2010 and found some interesting stuff.
During this period web page views totalled 1,404,841, and visits were 468,810. 27% of visits were from Sydney. 327 new members signed up during these two months, with 1,887 active users.
We are continuing to see an increase in website access via mobile devices. For example, there were 5,227 visits via iPhones in November and 7,569 in December; and 1,387 from iPads in November compared with 2,007 in December.
We also did a search on the Top 50 animals that users are looking at and you can see the list here. Bet you can't guess the top ten!
On another note it was an interesting week on the Twitter #mtogo hashtag with some really useful information posted. First, a list of museum iPhone apps via @CharlesOuthier, and second a tweet from @sherah1918 who mined this list and found that "73% of museum iPhone apps are free, others range from $.99-7.99". We also had some discussions around charging for mobile apps here.
So, another week another post and look forward to next week's post when I talk all things iPad…
Thanks John. We're planning to get the RSS feature for all our blogs by the end of January 2011.
Nice to see news about the web. Can you add an RSS feed please, so I can read it regularly?


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Eight government contractors will provide the Navy with integrated command and control engineering and technical support services under a three-year contract that has an estimated cumulative value of $144.9 million if all options are exercised.
Each contract calls for the procurement of the support services for Navy command centers, according to a May 9 Defense Department announcement.
The services required include program management, technical engineering support, integrated logistics support, configuration and data management support, direct customer support, and security engineering support.
Work will be performed in Charleston, S.C., Washington, D.C., San Diego, Norfolk, Va., and New Orleans.
The winning companies are:
The multiple award contracts were competitively procured by full and open competition via the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center e-Commerce Central website and the Federal Business Opportunities website, with eight offers received.
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A Codnor woman whose knitted creations have brought cheer around the world celebrated her 100th birthday on Sunday.
Dora Twigg, who turned 100 on February 2, is described as a "knitting machine" by her family.
Grandson Chris Rhodes said: "She sits daily in a little chair by the window and knits her little heart out. Her knitted creations bring smiles to faces and in some cases a little bit of comfort for impoverished children around the world. Letters and cards stamped with foreign post marks trickle in and encourage her to keep going."
Born in Riddings, Dora left school at 14 to work at Edwards hosiery factory. Here she met Tom Twigg and they married in 1934. In her youth Dora was a keen ballroom dancer, a member of the Welcome Inn social club, in Codnor, and also the Ripley Fellowship.
A birthday letter was sent from the Queen. Chris said: "She was chuffed to bits with it - but I think it soon became overshadowed by the guests, presents and masses of flowers that soon started to pile up!
"The knitting goes all over the world. Sometimes the local church sends them off to various projects in Africa. Otherwise they make it to friends and family all over the world."


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Per Capita Seafood Consumption Highest Since 2008, with Gains in Shrimp, Salmon, Cod
Cermaq Canada Frees Humpback Whale From Empty Salmon Cage
SeafoodNews.com Summary Thursday, December 13
Concern Mounts for Winter Season as Nova Scotia Lobster Landings Down Considerably
Russia Seeks to Diversify and Increase Efforts with Coldwater Shrimp
Groundfish Enterprise Council Changes Name to Atlantic Groundfish Council
Former Disney Exec Enters New Partnership to Bring Fully Traceable Fresh Iceland Seafood to U.S
BAP Seafood Officially Launches in Japanese Market
Green Plains and Optimal Fish Food Form Optimal Aquafeed Company in New Joint Venture
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Chile Furthers its Seafood Exports, Market Penetration in China
NPFMC Adopts Groundbreaking Ecosystem Management Plan for Bering Sea
John Henderschedt to Leave NOAA's International Division for Former Company Phoenix PLP
Russia Tightens its Trade Relationship with Hunchun as Chief Chinese Port of Entry for Live Crab
8 Maine Fishermen's Organizations Urge Incoming Governor to Keep Current DMR Commissioner Keliher
Alaska State Cod Winter/Spring TAC Near 8 Million Pounds After Reallocation from Bering Sea
Over 250 Retailers and Restaurant Companies Send Letter to Congress About QIP Correction
Poke One of Grubhub's Top Foods of 2018
Canadian Government Announces Aquaculture Management Initiatives
Captain D's Debuts New Restaurant Prototype in Louisiana
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2019 Pollock TACs Up in Bering Sea, Down in GOA, Cod TACs Down in Both Regions
Shrimp Continues to Pour into the US, With Another Record Year for Imports Likely
West Coast States Delay Dungeness Crab Season — Again
Russia Says Six Pollock Factories Will Aim to Push Chinese Pollock from EU in 2020
'Boston' Lobsters Again Shine in China's Singles Day Sales Last Month
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Total FDA Refusals Decrease Slightly in November 2018
Japan Passes Most Significant Fisheries Reform in 70 Years, Incorporating Changes Pushed by EDF
Retailers Continue the Rush to Beat Tariffs in October
Norway Reports 10% Growth in Export Value for Salmon, Increase in Cod Exports in November
UMass Dartmouth Continues Video Surveys on Georges Bank with Industry Support
Creating Transit Lanes for Fishing Vessels in Northeast Wind Energy Areas Still a Work in Progress
Phibro Acquires Israeli Developer of Vaccines for Aquaculture Market
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NOAA Report Says North Atlantic Right Whale Entanglements Lower, But Problems Still Remain
Canadian Government Investing in 8 New Search and Rescue Lifeboats for Coast Guard
Animals Burned in California Camp Fire Being Treated with Tilapia Skin
Nielsen Says Health Message in Seafood Resonates During Holidays and Beyond
Indian Shrimp Exporter Nekkanti Clarifies Decision to Pull Back IPO Offering
DFO Responds to Criticisms of its Snow Crab Approach: Says Paper Needed to Have a Discussion
Climate Change Will Clobber Alaska; Climate Policy Pulled by New Governor
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NE Council Finalizes 2019-20 Scallop Plan, Landings Will be 60 Million lbs or Higher
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Regional Eclipse Communities are groups of people located in the same geographic area, that have a keen interest in using and contributing to Eclipse. Regional communities can share ideas, discuss projects, exchange code and compare solutions. Anyone can join a community and most groups will meet in person at least once a year.
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Find a local group on the community list below. Groups may connect through mailing lists, newsgroups or wikis, so see what's available for your community and introduce yourself to the group.
Start a Regional Community
If you don't see a regional community listed for your area, and you have the time and enthusiasm to dedicate to leading a group, you're welcome to start one by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Let us know what city or area you would like to coordinate. There are no set requirements to become a regional community organizer, however we would encourage organizers to commit to arranging at least one in-person meeting per year and to monitor their mailing list or newsgroup for new posts at least weekly.
- We have a Wiki Template that you can use as a guide to start organizing your group.
- If you need an Eclipse speaker for an event, contact Wayne Beaton at firstname.lastname@example.com.
- At EclipseCon 2008, Tonny Madsen of the RCP Company and the eclipse.dk Society in Denmark presented some great tips on organizing a local Eclipse group.
- If you are planning an Eclipse Summit day for your area, we have some templates and tips for promoting.
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|Codon models implemented (rate matrix, alignment, codon translation methods). Utility functions for alignments (score function etc.). Splits, split systems and corresponding tree distances (Robinson-Foulds). Extended utility functions for trees (incl. Node factory). Pareto distribution. Classes for "measurably evolving populations" (mep package). (April 2001).
|Improvement of coalescent package: generalized skyline plot, new const.-to-exp. growth demographic model, new features in IntervalsExtractor, new classes DemographicTree/ClockTree. Reorganization of math and statistics packages: new binomial, error and gamma functions in math package, and bootstrap statistics (BIAS, VAR, CI etc), gamma, exponential, chi-square, and normal distributions with pdf, cdf, and quantiles in statistics package. New features in TreeUtils and NodeUtils, allowing for a smaller SimpleTree class. SUPGMA tree reconstruction and distances. Nucleotide-to-amino acid translation class. More GUI classes, e.g., for circular trees. (December 2000).
|Tree and Node classes turned into Interfaces implemented by SimpleNode and SimpleTree and controlled by TreeUtils and NodeUtils classes. New ParameterizedTree: Clock-trees with dated tips. Much better accuracy and vast speed-ups in algorithm for ML optimization of branch lengths for UnconstrainedTree, ClockTree, DatedTipsClockTree (optimization delivers now "real-world" performance). New tree comparison tests (e.g., Shimodaira-Hasegawa). New protein models (VT, WAG, CPREV). New classes for demographic models, coalescent simulation and coalescent priors. Package names changed (clearer longer names), some classes reorganized, and two new packages introduced (coalescent and util). Sorting class. Macintosh compatibility (some file names changed). (July 2000).
|Formation of PAL Development Core Team. PAL converted to pure library (command applications moved into the Vanilla package). More efficient multivariate minimization classes (non-linear conjugate gradient algorithms, line function with boundaries, conjugate direction method with boundaries etc.) and improved stop criteria. Automatic model selection among amino acids matrices. Inclusion of the VT rate matrix. Estimation of model parameters without a tree. Several smaller bug fixes and changes (alias mapping in Tree reversed plus subsequent changes in TreeDistance and LikelihoodValue). (April 2000).
|All classes are now fully documented using JavaDoc comments. Source code complies to Java 1.0 language standard to allow compilation into native code. Classes for evaluation of evolutionary hypotheses (chi-square and likelihood computation) and interfaces for functions and of Parameterized are reorganized. Detail improvements in a number of other classes. Introduction of clock-constraint on trees. Some minor bug fixes. New platforms: direct support for Windows and Unix-native (includes instructions for compilation into native code using the GNU Compiler for Java). New applications: UPGMA (constructs UPGMA tree), STRIPSITES (strips sites from an alignment according to a given order). LSTREE and MLTREE now enable the estimation of clock-like branch lengths. (February 2000).
|Dog icon. Much improved classes for formatted input and output. PHYLIP sequential format added. Restructuring of alignment package (e.g., removal of TypedAlignment, changes in SitePattern, automatic data type detection). Introduction of getInstance() methods in DataType and RateMatrix. Objects for computing tree-induced distances and (weighted) squared distances between distance matrices. Class for computing least-square branch length estimates. CUI frontend now in a single common class for all CUI programs. New applications: EVOLVE (generation of artificial data sets), LSTREE (least-squares estimates of branch lengths), JUMBLE (randomizes sequence input order). (December 1999).
|Complete reorganization of package layout and all classes. Main new classes: ML evaluation of trees, estimation of model and branch parameters, global optimization (genetic algorithm), likelihood ratio and Kishino-Hasegawa-Templeton tests, random number generator, numerical derivatives of vectors. New application: MLTREE (computation of likelihoods given a tree and estimation of model parameters and branch lengths). Improvement of MLDIST program. (November 1999).
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Release Date: January 7, 2013
BUFFALO, N.Y. – University at Buffalo Graduate School of Education Professor Jeremy D. Finn, PhD, will speak Thursday, Jan. 10, at a national conference on school discipline, suspensions, security and misbehavior, with special emphasis on alternatives to excluding students from schools.
Finn, a national educational expert whose specialties include the effect of class size on learning, academic performance, graduation rates and future employment, says the conference will inform educational policy makers about current research on school suspensions and racial/ethnic disparities in particular.
The conference, "Closing the School Discipline Gap: Research to Remedies," is sponsored by the UCLA Civil Rights Project, the Equity Center at Indiana University, the Gallup organization and others. It will be held at the Gallup Center in Washington, D.C. Admission is free but registration is required.
"There will be a lot of discussion of alternatives to excluding students from school, which is known as harmful to many students," says Finn, a professor and associate dean for research in UB's Graduate School of Education. "School security measures play a major part in this issue. The audience will be educational administrators, policy makers at all levels and government representatives."
Finn will present the paper, coauthored by Canisius College's Timothy Servoss, PhD, "Misbehavior, Suspensions and Security Measures in High School: Racial/Ethnic and Gender Differences." In it, Finn and Servoss examine the characteristics of schools that implemented the most extreme security measures and those with the highest levels of discipline.
The study used data on individual students to examine misbehavior and race and gender disparities in suspensions.
The paper concluded with numerous findings. Among them:
"All of these have implications for school policy and practice," the paper states.
Finn was one of the principal investigators in the largest randomized study ever done in American education on class size. The landmark longitudinal study of 12,000 students started in 1985 and is ongoing, as researchers assess whether there is a connection between class size and other life characteristics such as employment and mortality rates.
"The study has followed the students into young adulthood and found long-term effects of attending small classes in elementary grades," Finn says. "The benefits of small class size include higher test scores, higher rates of taking advanced course work and higher rates of taking the SATs and ACTs."
The full research paper is available by email from Finn (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Servoss (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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Cargo ASP needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
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Challenges and actions for the Japanese energy industry
Deregulation and depopulation are critical emerging issues facing the Japanese energy industry in addition to the impact of new trends such as decarbonisation, digitalisation and decentralisation. In light of this, the Japan Energy Association, the Council's Japanese member committee, invited five key energy players to deliver presentations at their annual meeting under the theme 'Challenges […]
Posted on 24 January 2018
Japan celebrates successful 23rd World Energy Congress
Top level speakers from The Japan Energy Association (JEA), convened to discuss the highlights of the very successful 23rd World Energy Congress in a special gathering in Tokyo in December 2016. This was the latest in series of gatherings the JEA, the Japanese member committee of The World Energy Council, held after every Congress to […]
Posted on 24 January 2017
World Energy Council welcomes new regional Vice Chair
As the Council welcomes its new Vice Chair for the Asia Pacific & South East Asia, Shigeru Muraki, who succeeded Arup Choudhury, talks about his plans for the next three years and the vision for his role.
Posted on 22 June 2016
Japanese nuclear plants still standing after earthquake hits Kumamoto
Following the magnitude 6.5 earthquake that hit Kumamoto Prefecture in Kyushu, southern region of Japan on 14 April, World Energy Council Japan reports no damage was done to the five reactors of the two nuclear power stations in the region, the Sendai and Genkai Nuclear Power Stations, both operated by Kyushu Electric Power Company.
Posted on 18 May 2016
Member Committee 2015 best moments
As 2015 came to a close with a very busy year end culminating in COP21, we asked member committees what were their best moments of the year. Find out more about the highlight events covering key regional issues as well as discussions on global topics that cross the world from North America and Latin America […]
Posted on 19 February 2016
Symposium: Energy choices and the role of nuclear in the World and Japan
Around 100 energy and nuclear experts gathered in Tokyo last month, on 17 September, to discuss the energy mix and role of nuclear in the world and Japan at a symposium organised by the Japanese Member Committee and the Japan Energy Association, JEA. Four keynote speakers discussed "global perspectives of energy choices", "role of nuclear […]
Posted on 21 October 2015
How to secure reliable power supplies to mega cities
Tokyo Electric Power Company, TEPCO, has been invited by the Japanese Member Committee to lead a study entitled "How to Secure Reliable Power Supply to Mega Cities". The latest insights on the work were presented at a workshop where around 30 experts from Asian countries gathered. This initiative, which is closely linked with the World […]
Posted on 23 September 2015
WEC Japan seminar sought path for an industry in transition
Top executives from the Japanese energy industry gathered at WEC Japan's event last month to discuss the critical issues affecting the sector
Posted on 15 January 2015
Energy transition: a tale of two countries
Japan and Germany have much in common in their energy situations, as participants from a recent WEC member event heard. The WEC's Japanese member committee heard an analysis of the German energy transition in a talk by Dr Hans-Wilhelm Schiffer, WEC Chair of World Energy Resources and a German energy expert, in Tokyo on 24 […]
Posted on 3 April 2014
WEC Japan celebrates successful Congress in Tokyo
The Japan Energy Association (JEA), the WEC's Japanese member committee, brought the highlights of the 22nd World Energy Congress in a special gathering in Tokyo last month (6 December 2013). This was the latest such gathering that the Japanese committee holds after every World Energy Congress to update its members about the global energy sector […]
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Opened as late as 1925, the North Devon and Cornwall Junction Light Railway was linked at its northern end with the Torrington to Barnstaple line which wound its way through the Devon countryside before emerging on the banks of the river Torridge. One person who fell under the magical spell of the line was Ian Pringle who set out to capture on cine film the last days of steam hauled passenger trains. Later he returned to capture the diesel hauled trains to the clay pits at Meeth and Marland and the milk and fertiliser traffic at Torrington.
With over 40 minutes of superb cine film, this programme explores the history and fortunes of these two independent branch lines. Highlights include scenes shot in the final days of steam, the last passenger services over the line and a cab ride to Meeth in the late 1970s. This programme has brought together a unique collection of cine film and memories of railwaymen who worked on the line to re-create the special atmosphere that existed on the railway linking North Devon and Cornwall.


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Sometimes called the Jewel of Oakland, Oakland is the only city in the United States with a salt water lake in the downtown metropolitan area. Originally part of the San Francisco bay, in 1869, Oakland Mayor Dr. Samuel Merritt donated money to build a dam at the 12th Street bridge, across the "neck" of the inlet, thus creating the present day lake.
America's Oldest Wildlife Refuge
Lake Merritt originally resided as a wide, tidal estuary (salt water marsh) that was known as the Laguna Peralta. The Pacific Flyway has remained a sanctuary and stop-over for thousands of migratory birds.
Dr. Merritt declared the lake a National Wildlife Refuge in 1869. On March 18th, 1870 the statue of California was approved and Lake Merritt became the first protected wildlife refuge in America. A dam was proposed to regulate the tidal water flow, to increase the water level, with a retaining wall.
In 1915, organized feedings of the wild ducks began and ten years later the first bird island was constructed, with an additional four islands added in 1956. These are the largest of the artifical islands that house hundreds of egrets, herons, Canada geese and many other species of birds. Two of the islands are equipped with fresh water ponds. To ensure that marine sports and boating activities based at Lake Merritt aren't disruptive to the birds, a boom cordons off the five islands during nesting season.


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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The retail industry's biggest brainstorming session has begun.
A record 27,000-plus attendees are congregating for a four-day convention where they're shopping for technology, exchanging ideas and listening in on 100 educational sessions and keynote speeches. The conference, hosted by the National Retail Federation, features speakers including Walmart U.S. WMT, -0.79% CEO Bill Simon and former UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan.
Among those attending are 6,500 U.S. retailers, including Starbucks Corp. SBUX, +0.32% Whole Foods Market US:WFM and Macy's Inc. M, +1.19% a 60% jump from 4,000 last year, said NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay.
"It's a mini-Davos for retail," said Container Store Chief Executive Kip Tindell, who's expected to be in Manhattan with seven other company executives. "It's a pretty fertile ground to pick up some innovative ideas."
Getting fresh ideas is crucial for retailers as the industry faces a still uncertain global macroeconomic environment and sputtering U.S. job growth. The gathering is also taking place against a background of sweeping changes to the industry that's grappling with growing online purchases and increased consumer use of mobile devices to comparison shop while in stores.
Retailers are jostling to differentiate themselves, and among physical stores, turn so-called "showrooming" to their advantage to attract today's fickle consumers.
The mobile device "has put retailers on a level playing field," said Brendan O'Meara, managing director of world-wide retail sector at Microsoft Corp. MSFT, +0.45% Microsoft, whose roster of customers includes Gap Inc. GPS, +1.18% and Target Corp. TGT, +1.51% , is one of about 500 exhibitors that are on the show floor to peddle their latest technology and software bundles to retailers. "Retailers need to make sure they can drive more value and differentiation. The bar is being raised."
The promise of mobile
Getting the mobile strategy right can make a big difference for retailers, said Alison Paul, leader of Deloitte's retail and distribution practice. When consumers use mobile devices in physical stores, there's a 72% chance they will turn their browsing into actual purchase, a 14% increase above those who don't use mobile devices, she said.
As a result, more retailers are expected to jump on the bandwagon of offering free Wi-Fi service in their stores this year, she said. They are also getting aggressive on price matching to make those already inside their stores actual purchasers.
Target said Jan. 8 it will offer price matching against select online retailers year round while Best Buy on Friday credited its holiday price match guarantee as a factor behind its better-than-expected holiday sales. See related story on Best Buy's holiday sales
"It's not acceptable to just let your competition beat you on price," Paul said.
At HSN Inc. US:HSNI mobile sales year to date through the third quarter exceeded $100 million, compared with $65 million for entire 2011, said Chief Executive Mindy Grossman. She said online, mobile and other digital sales now represent 40% of its total business, evolving HSN from its traditional home-shopping channel model.
HSN recently relaunched a new website, she said.
"For any retailer today, you have to think of your connection with customers," said Grossman, who'll be speaking at the show with executives from Coca-Cola Co. KO, -0.65% and Walgreen Co. US:WAG
"How are you going to differentiate yourself in today's world and how are you going to create an element of excitement?" she said.
Use technology to fight showrooming
In addition to mobile technology, social media also will be a key technology focus at the show, Paul said, adding more retailers are spending more on technology rather than store openings and remodeling.
"Technology more and more is becoming central to enhancing customer experience," said Container Store's Tindell, adding he's increasing the company's technology spending. "Showrooming has certainly changed the complexion of the industry and made the differentiation of service and product more important."
The show has also begun to attract more international retailers that are seeking ideas to boost their businesses. More attendees are coming from Brazil, India and China, and total international attendees are expected to rise at least 10% to more than 6,000 from about 80 countries, said Shay of the NRF.
"The industry has gone global. That's reflected in the diversity," Shay said.
Coinciding with the timing of the show, on Monday night, boutique investment banking firm Financo will host its annual CEO summit.
It will feature close to 250 CEOs and other top executive attending from firms including American Eagle, Neiman Marcus, Li & Fung and mall owner Simon Property. Coach US:COH CEO Lew Frankfort and VF Corp. VFC, +0.66% CEO Eric Wiseman are among the featured speakers. Private-equity firms TPG and Leonard Green also are expected attendees.


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A key House liberal, Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-AZ), co-chair of the
Congressional Progressive Caucus, says that a vast majority of House
liberals aren't about to agree to another compromise on the public
"The vast majority of CPC is not prepared to wave a white flag on public option," Grijalva told Greg Sargent. "A trigger would be a surrender."
As Greg notes, a vast majority of the 60-or-so members who vowed to
oppose a bill without a public option would still be enough to ensure
that the bill did not pass.
By way of contrast, House Majority leader Steny Hoyer says the public option might have to go. And a knowledgeable House aide tells me that many progressives are looking at other ways to achieve "real reform."
As before, House leaders can only lose 38 votes within the Democratic caucus if a bill is going to pass.


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Farmingdale State Leads ECAC in Two Events
Farmingdale, N.Y. - Going into the Holiday Break, Farmingdale State leads the ECAC performance list in two events and is in the Top 5 in two others.
Joe Scher (Franklin Square, N.Y./H.F. Carey) is tied for first in the 55M dash with a time of 6.34 (HTC).
The 4x200M relay team of Scher, Jason Chin Chitty (Beacon, N.Y./Beacon), Dan Billian (East Meadow, N.Y./W.T. Clarke) and Naveed Mohammed (Central Islip, N.Y./Central Islip) ranks first with a time of 1:32.63.
Qasim Ellis (Farmingdale, N.Y./Farmingdale) ranks second in the long jump with a 6.72M (22' 3/4") performance. This is the 3/4" off the leading jump.
Brandon Drummond (Bay Shore, N.Y./Brentwood) ranks 5th in the 35lb. weight throw with a toss of 15.48M (50' 9 1/2").
Farmingdale's next meet will be the Metro Coaches Invitational on January 9th at the New Balance Track and Field Center in Manhattan, N.Y.


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Design Inspiration: The Beachy Greek Chic of Santorini
On my bucket list: Santorini, the beautiful Greek island with the hillside villages full of stucco homes with brilliant blue-domed roofs. There, I imagine, every room is always full of light, and every breeze smells like the sea. Browsing through hotel websites, I was struck not just by the beauty of the island, but also by the lovely, spare, effortless elegance of the Greek interiors.
Someday I will go to Santorini. In the meantime, I'm thinking about picking up a few things to make my house a little more like an Aegean retreat.
The Inspiration
1. Santorini. Image via Jetsetter.
2. Perivolas Suites, Oia, Santorini.
3. Home of interior designer Marilyn Katsaris in Tinos, Greece, by Zege Architects.
4. Bratsera Hotel, Hydra.
5. Villa in Mykonos.
The Goods
First row:
1. West Elm end table.
2. Aluminum bench from ABC Carpet & Home.
3. Anthropologie coffee table.
4. White sofa from High Fashion Home.
5. Weathered desk from ABC Carpet & Home.
Second row:
1. Ikea canopy bed.
2. Jonathan Adler vase.
3. Rug from Anthropologie.
4. Shine Labs pendant lamp from 2modern.
Images: As credited above.