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FI590 Internship in Finance
Prerequisite(s): Completion of three finance courses at the 600-level or higher and GPA of 3.0 overall and in required finance courses
A one-credit field-based educational experience for Bentley students with the opportunity to (1) observe finance practices, (2) apply and test hands-on the organizational concepts and methods learned in classes, (3) develop leadership skills, (4) test aptitude and personal preferences for various career directions, and (5) establish a basis for future professional employment. This Internship option is available to Bentley MSF students. Students must work a minimum of 200 hours at an organization suitable for the individual student's field learning experience, and complete specific requirements during their internship in order to receive academic credit. A student is limited to doing one such one-credit internship before degree completion.
FI623 Investments
This course provides fundamental knowledge in key areas of investments. In particular, the course will focus on portfolio theory, asset pricing, equity valuation, fixed income valuation and risk, and option pricing and strategies.
FI625 Corporate Finance: Theory, Tools and Concepts
Prerequisite(s): GR 524 (or PF503). Not open to students who completed GR 525
The course extends the basic understanding of financial concepts and tools by emphasizing the modern fundamentals of the theory of finance. It develops the ability to apply financial analysis, planning and valuation techniques to solving financial problems. The course covers issues related to how managers manage the assets in place, identify and evaluate future investment opportunities, and analyze sources and costs of capital necessary to fund these projects. Topics are presented in an environment that includes strategic, global and technological issues where appropriate and relevant.
FI627 Corporate Finance: Applications and Advanced Topics
Prerequisite(s): PREQ: FI 625 or (GR 525 if taken at Bentley).
This course hones analytical skills by exploring applications of concepts and tools introduced in GR 525 and FI 625. It is a case-based course where students examine a wide range of topics in corporate finance in a real-world setting. Issues examined can include, but are not limited to, building financial forecasts, estimating a cost of capital, making corporate investment decisions, private equity financing, the decision to go public, long-term financing choices, management buyouts, the economics of mergers, acquisitions and divestitures, and corporate risk management.
FI631 Financial Modeling
Prerequisite(s): Pre-Req:AC 612 or FI 625 or (GR 525 if taken at Bentley).
Financial Modeling is focused on applying sophisticated Excel techniques to the most common modeling problems in finance. The skill set is expanded to include advanced features of Excel including TVM and statistical functions, array manipulation, text and date usage, regression, conditionals, Boolean operators, data tables and random number generation. Subsequently the course will cover macro recording as well as custom subroutine and function construction in the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) development environment. All techniques learned will be applied to the most common financial modeling problems of the day including financial statement forecasting, present value, cost of capital, and valuation
FI635 Fixed Income Valuation and Strategies
Pre or Corequisite(s): FI 623.
Covers the pricing of fixed income securities, examining topics such as bond mathematics, term structure of interest rates, repurchase agreement market, pricing of default risk in the context of high yield corporate bonds, foreign exchange risk in the context of foreign currency denominated bonds, and pricing pre-payment risk in mortgage-backed securities. More advanced topics include the tools and their application under realistic assumptions in the real world, application of duration and convexity under realistic yield curve assumptions, risk and return in the high yield bond market and related structured products, option-adjusted spread modeling in mortgage backed securities pricing, the mortgage derivatives markets, and foreign currency denominated bond investment. Requires econometric analyses that involve using the resources of the Trading Room. Assigned readings include journal articles from applied academic finance journals and research reports from Wall Street firms.
FI640 Equity Valuation
Prerequisite(s): FI 623.
This course teaches students to value equity securities, starting with the top-down approach and industry analysis/forecasting. It examines valuation theory, models and applications. Students analyze the IPO process to gain a detailed understanding of equity market operation, issues that affect these markets and where they are headed. More advanced topics include the implications of financial statements on cash flow and risk, the exploration of valuing distressed or bankrupt companies, closely held firms, and venture capital situations. The course requires extensive use of applied academic journals, the financial media, and resources available in the Trading Room.
FI645 Derivatives
Pre or Corequisite(s): FI 623.
This course provides materials and projects that will allow students to develop a detailed understanding of the design, mechanics and pricing of derivative securities in risk management. The concept of the law of one price will be stressed and includes the application of the tools and inputs (quantitative techniques as developed in ST 625) necessary to value derivative securities. The mathematical requirements of the course are primarily algebraic, but the student will also need to rely on statistical methods and some calculus. Please note that this is not a survey course. It is an intensive introduction to derivative securities pricing and market mechanics.
FI650 Advanced Portfolio Theory and Practice
Prerequisite(s): FI 623.
This course will provide the students with the issues, techniques and methodologies associated with constructing and evaluating portfolios. The course will use material from ST 625, including both statistics and calculus, to analyze issues such as diversification, optimal portfolio selection, capital market theory and application, performance evaluation, efficient markets, and behavioral finance, among others. The course will also address ethical issues and the professional code of conduct as it relates to portfolio management.
FI685 Financial Strategy
Prerequisite(s): Pre-Req: FI 625 or (GR 525 if taken at Bentley).
This course has three broad objectives. The first is to examine a framework for formulating value-enhancing corporate strategies, both short term and long term. The second is to study a variety of financial policies, and develop an understanding of how financial policy is an integral part of any value-maximizing corporate strategy. The third objective is to apply the value-maximization framework and tools to conduct an in-depth evaluation of corporate strategy for a selected firm. Various strategic decisions to create stakeholder wealth will be discussed through case discussions and analysis of actual companies. Analysis of financial decisions in a framework that views a business strategy as a series of options rather than a series of static cash flows will be discussed.
FI701 Internship in Finance
Prerequisite(s): Six credits of Finance (FI) courses at the 600-level or higher and internship coordinator approval
Affords students the opportunity to enhance self-realization and direction by integrating classroom study with experience in professional financial environments. Requires development in cooperation with the potential employer of a proposal defining the internship experience. Consistent with the student's professional goals, the proposal should detail either a specific project or a structured development program. Includes regular meetings in which students discuss issues and business problems related to their work experience, and defend proposed solutions before fellow students and the internship coordinator.
FI730 Management of Financial Institutions
Pre or Corequisite(s): Pre or Co-Req FI 625 for MSF; For all others a Pre-Reg of FI 625 or (GR 525 if taken at Bentley).
This course analyzes the environment, structure and operation of depository financial institutions while concentrating most heavily on commercial banks. It reviews the complex role of depository institutions within a changing industry and examines criteria used to measure performance. The course presents the analytical methods used to evaluate the efficiency of operations, the market position, and the development of the institutions. Factors leading to growth and profitability, both internal and external to the firm, are evaluated. Issues specific to the international operations of U.S. banks as well as the domestic operations of foreign banks are explored. The course examines the exposure to risk of various kinds and methods used to minimize those risks. Both cases and current issues are used.
FI735 Mergers and Acquisitions
Prerequisite(s): Pre-Req: FI 625 or (GR 525 if taken at Bentley).
This course studies mergers and acquisitions, both as a growth strategy and as a means of increasing the market value of the firm. Students develop the skills to scan the environment for potentially attractive targets, and thereafter, to determine the terms of a merger. Through the case analysis method, students test pre-merger conditions against post-merger facts to form judgments about the soundness of a given merger. Accounting treatment of mergers, as well as the role of tax and antitrust laws, is studied.
FI751 International Financial Management
Pre or Corequisite(s): Prereq or Co-Req FI 625 for MSF; for all others a Pre-req of FI 625 or (GR 525 if taken at Bentley).
This course deals with the international aspects of corporate finance and investing. Areas covered include foreign exchange with emphasis on exchange rate determination, exchange risk, hedging and interest arbitrage, international money and capital markets and international financing, multinational capital budgeting, cost of capital and international portfolio management.
FI774 Computational Finance
Prerequisite(s): GR526 and FI 623.
The course covers the application of advanced mathematical methods to solve complex problems in Finance. Mathematical topics will include computational methods, simulation methods, numerical methods and stochastic processes. The course presumes an advanced understanding of financial markets and instruments and will use software such as MATLAB extensively for a series of application projects.
FI787 Large Investments and International Project Finance
Prerequisite(s): Pre-Req: FI 625 or (GR 525 if taken at Bentley).
This course provides an overview of project finance employing the latest techniques for structuring transactions, including risk mitigation by financial intermediaries. Students will be introduced to substantial research data and informational resources. Decision-making and prioritization of tasks, policy formulation, the selection of world-class partners and on-the-ground operational skills necessary to ensure timely completion of construction, budget adherence and efficient start-up are stressed. Large investment projects across a variety of geographic regions, industrial sectors and stages of project execution are examined. The important differences in risk between domestic and export sector projects will be contrasted, including management of foreign exchange issues and the role of host governments. Case studies and an international development valuation project will add depth to the text material. Comfort with Excel spreadsheets and the analytical tools is recommended.


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The halo around R continues to grow and grow, more and more organizations are now beginning to explore building capabilities in R programming as it can potentially deliver costs savings. More on the comparison of R and SAS in our earlier blog entry.
In this post we will take you through installation of R and Rattle on a Windows 7 machine. Here is a youtube video showing the capabilities of R on a small credit scoring dataset.
- Download R from the website. The link provides for Windows installation, the setup file for both 32 bit and 64 bit systems is the same, so you need not worry.
- The setup file is an executable, simply run it and follow the instructions, it should install the basic R software on your system.
- There should be an icon created on your desktop, in 64 bit systems two icons get created (one for normal 32 bit, the other for 64 bit). If you have a 64 bit system, double click on the Rx64 2.XX icon, where XX is the version number)
- The following window should open uptype in the following commands one after the other, press enter after each statement install.packages("RGtk2") & install.packages("rattle"). After the first command, a window will open up asking for a CRAN mirror to be selected as below, You can select any CRAN mirror to download the packages from (to be safe, select any US or western Europe mirror to ensure latest versions)
- Run the following commands now » library(rattle) followed by rattle()
- This is where most errors regarding rattle installation pop up, in a lot of cases R will thrown an error such as GTK not found or error with GTK+ and it will offer to download GTK for you. But even that option after download will not work. Fear not, follow the instructions below to resolve, if your Rattle window launches, congratulations, its working
- For those with GTK problems follow the below bullet point steps
- 32 Bit systems open this link, 64 bit systems open this link.
- On the page scroll down to GTK+ packages and select GTK+ Version 2.24.8 (32 bit Runtime); GTK+ Version 2.22.1 (64 bit- Binaries)
- Copy it to the C drive root and extract the ZIP files as they are. For e.g. I create a folder C:\gtk+_2.22.1-1_win64
- Now Right click on My Computer and then click on Properties (Alternatively you can go via Control Panel >System & Security>System), a new window will open up, on the left hand side click on "Advanced system settings"
- A new window as below will open up
- Click on Environment Variables near the bottom, a new window will again pop up, within the system variables selection, scroll down to path and click on edit.
- An "Edit System Variable" window will open up with variable name "Path", within variable values you will see a number of Folder paths separated by a semi colon.
- Within the variable values go the beginning and add a path to the GTK folder we had extracted to the Bin folder, for e.g. C:\gtk+_2.22.1-1_win64\bin followed by a semi colon. (Note: make sure your path actually exists in the folder you have extracted into, i.e. the bin folder)
- Close all and restart the R software
- Type in library(rattle), press enter followed by rattle()
- The rattle window should now open up, you are now ready to shake, rattle and roll your data. Install all packages which Rattle prompts you to, it will be done automatically after you press ok. Check out our Rattle demonstration post for a flavor of what Rattle can do.
Do let us know if the post was helpful in solving your Rattle installation issues, especially the pesky GTK/RGTK2 error. Feel free to comment even if you still face installation issues, we will try and solve them!
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'Black Knight' available on Bluray
Over the years I've a lot of bad stories about the making of this movie in Wilmington, on and off the set. The production of "Black Knight" led to the construction of a castle set on the studio lot and tearing down of the old New York City back lot that was used in films ranging from "The Crow" to "Year of the Dragon" (for which it was initially constructed). Released in 2001, "Black Knight" starred Martin Lawrence as Jamal… Read More »


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With Zack Snyder releasing the first official look at Ben Affleck as Batman for Batman Vs. Superman in black and white, fans have taken to their photoshop skills to manipulate the images.
Below you can also check out two bonus images with a Superman Henry Cavill New 52 costume and a Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger Joker image.
Here are the top 10 Ben Affleck Batman fan manips:
The untitled "Batman Vs Superman" has a newly announced May 6, 2016 release starring Ben Affleck as Batman, Henry Cavill as Superman, Gal Gadot as Wonder Woman, Amy Adams as Lois Lane, Laurence Fishburne as Perry White, Diane Lane as Martha Kent, Jeremy Irons as Alfred, Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, Ray Fisher as Cyborg with Callan Mulvey, Holly Hunter and Tao Okamoto in new character roles for the film.
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Willow Garage is proud to announce our collaboration with Adept Technology. Along with Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), the three organizations are working together to contribute to the ROS-Industrial project. There is more information in Adept's official announcement.
ROS-Industrial has now demonstrated control of the Adept Viper 650, 6-axis industrial robot arm. This is the second robot vendor that has demonstrated a ROS-Industrial interface. This achievement demonstrates the ability of ROS-Industrial to leverage the functionality and capabilities within ROS across different robot vendor hardware and configurations. Because ROS-Industrial aims to standardize the interfaces to industrial arms in general, high level application functionality will be able to be deployed across hardware platforms. Even today, the capabilities within ROS-Industrial, including path planning and dynamic pick and place, far exceed the capabilities of any commercially available robot software. ROS-Industrial enables new applications and broadens the industrial robot market.
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May 7, 2009
President Lee
Republic of
Via Ambassador Han Duk-soo
Ambassador of the
50 Massachusetts Ave. NW
Via facsimile 202-342-1597
Dear President Lee:
The Committee to Protect Journalists is concerned by your
administration's increasing pressure on the
On May 1, prosecutors told reporters at a Seoul press
conference that the four MBC staffers -- reporters Cho Neung-hee and Song Il-jun
and newsroom writers Kim Eun-hee and Lee Yeon-hee -- were arrested the day
before in connection with a report by the station last year. They were charged
with spreading false rumors that said
On April 13, MBC fired Shin Kyung-min, anchor of its primetime news program "News Desk." South Korean media gave extensive coverage to ensuing protests of the May 1 arrests by staff of your country's four major broadcasting stations. Shin had been the anchor when the mad cow story aired on the channel's investigative show "PD Notebook," and had a reputation for being openly critical of your government.
MBC President Ohm Ki-young denied charges that Shin was fired because of his role in reporting the story or his anti-government positions. Ohm was widely quoted as saying that the firings were carried out to "regain" political balance and credibility and to better compete with the rival 9 p.m. news at the state-run Korean Broadcasting System.
We are concerned because the prosecutions, sackings, and protests come amid a broader set of disputes with the government and the station's management. In 2008 your government said it would accelerate its plan for deregulation of the republic's vibrant media industry. The TV networks resisted the plan, because they were worried about more restrictive media rules after corporate takeovers and cross-ownership by newspaper publishers. Some media analysts say the government is behind the move because only three right-leaning pro-government Korean-language papers are wealthy enough to buy up the stations. Unionized workers at three stations, the state-owned Korean Broadcasting System (KBS), Seoul Broadcasting System, and MBC went on strike in protest.
The situation escalated in March this year, when four journalists at the 24-hour news channel YTN were arrested for "interfering with business." Even though they were quickly released on bail, they are still being prosecuted. They protested the appointment of your former aide Ku Bon-hong to head YTN. About 58 percent of YTN stock is owned by four state-run companies--shares the government wants to sell off to the private sector.
It is not just broadcasters who have been subjected to government restrictions. In early April, the government passed legislation requiring South Korean Internet users to submit their real name and residence registration number before using any major Web site that has more than 100,000 distinct users each day -- a law first proposed by the preceding government of President Roh Moo-hyun. The law allows people to use anonymous names when surfing the Web or posting comments, but must supply their full identity to Internet service providers who then have to turn it over when requested by the government. Journalists and bloggers can no longer write without revealing their identities to authorities.
At a press conference in
Google, which owns YouTube, has managed to avoid the restrictions by not allowing users to upload videos and comments on the Korean-language kr.youtube.com site, while allowing users to still upload material by setting their country preference to other countries, Hankyeoreh reported.
Your government's attempts to control the Internet were
handed another setback on April 20, when a
We are also concerned that a law that criminalizes slander with a jail term not to exceed two years and a 10 million won (US$7,890) fine is still pending in the National Assembly. While slander is a serious charge, it should not be criminalized and should be dealt with in civil courts. In many countries criminal defamation serves to stifle free speech and the open expression of ideas, and is used to silence outspoken critics of those in power.
South Korean journalists continue to tell of us harassment
and threats of prosecution when they travel to
All of these actions are a step backward for
Joel Simon
Executive Director


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TACOMA — With one sweep of the leg in the final 10 seconds of Saturday's 113-pound 4A state-championship match, Lake Stevens sophomore Michael Soler delivered back-to-back state championships — twice.
Not only did Soler's thrilling 6-5 victory over Moses Lake's Fernando Leyva earn him his second-consecutive state championship, he also earned the Vikings back-to-back team championships and their third title in four seasons.
The Vikings edged Moses Lake 133 to 116½.
"It was great," Lake Stevens head coach Brent Barnes said. "I know that Michael has felt a lot pressure over the past year being a returning state champion and he's worked really hard. I know that was a big moment for him and it was a big moment for us."
Soler trailed 5-3 in the final period, but rallied with an escape with less than a minute remaining in the match and scored on a two-point takedown with less than five seconds on the clock to clinch the championship.
"We work that in practice all the time," Soler said. "You've got 10 seconds left and you've got to get to a shot. I just thought about it and thought about the team and had to get it."
Lake Stevens had a comfortable lead heading into Saturday's championship matches, but Moses Lake had just earned five points for Trey Long's victory over his teammate Cooper McCullough in the 106-pound final. The Chiefs could have drawn to even closer had Leyva hung on to beat Soler.
Instead, the Vikings are champions again.
So far in Soler's brief high-school career, he has lost to just one wrestler from Washington State. It just so happens the loss was to Leyva.
Soler got revenge on Saturday. More importantly, he got his second state championship.
"Last year, it was awesome because it was my first year winning it," Soler said. "But this year there was just so much more on the line. The kid beat me earlier in the year. I had that going through my head. I knew the team counted on me. It was amazing."
The Vikings had three wrestlers in the finals on Saturday, but needed just one victory in those three matches to clinch the team championship. Soler was the first to get the opportunity, but confident the Vikings would get at least one, Barnes and his staff didn't discuss it with Soler.
"All we had to do was win one of those three finals and we knew we were going to get at least one," Barnes said. "We didn't talk about it with Michael. They're smart enough to figure out the scoring themselves, but I didn't want to him to carry that burden."
Viking senior Noah Cuzzetto, who won two state titles while at Edmonds-Woodway, failed in his bid to become a three-time state champion, losing to Union's Junior Godinho 6-2 in overtime. But the Vikings were still able to celebrate one more individual title when 195-pounder Cody Vigoren pinned Lewis and Clark's Andrew Backlund.
"It's just a great way to end the tournament," Barnes said. "We lost a tough one with Noah at 132. That hurts, but Cody capped off a great season."
Lake Stevens might have had the most to celebrate, but the Vikings certainly weren't the only ones with reason to celebrate. Lynnwood's Hunter Lord won his first state championship in dominant fashion, defeating Central Valley's David Shephard 10-2.
"It means the world (to me)," Lord said moments after his victory. "I work every day, every second … I'm mind-blown right now. My goal has come true."
On the wall in Lynnwood's practice room is a list of its previous state champions. Soon Lord's name will be added to the list.
"I look at that every day when I walk in and every day I'm like, 'That's my goal, I want to be on that damn wall,'" Lord said. "And here I am."
Lord won both of his matches by pin on Friday and advanced. He wasn't really challenged on Saturday, winning 6-2 in the semifinal and by eight in the championship.
"He set a goal earlier in the season to be the state champ and every day he came to practice with that on his mind," Lynnwood head coach Trace Regan said.
The 3A's top-ranked 126-pounder, Shorewood's Matthew Floresca, also won an individual state title, shutting out second-ranked Cam Sorensen 3-0 from University in the championship. After building the lead in the first period, Floresca held off Sorensen's efforts in the second and third.
"I'm really rewarded," Floresca said. "I've put in a lot of hard work so it feels pretty good to finally get what I came out here to get.
Stanwood's Foster Wade also came out on top Saturday, defeating Meadowdale's Ciaran Ball 5-4 in triple overtime to win the 3A 195-pound title.
Marysville Pilchuck's Killian Page fell short at 160 pounds, falling 3-2 to North Central Izaec Quintanilla in the championship. It was Page's first loss of the season. Edmonds-Woodway's Nathan Vulliet earned a second-place finish as a 4A 145-pounder with a 6-1 loss to Central Valley's Colton Orrino in the championship.
Besides Lake Stevens, the only other area team to have multiple state champions was Darrington. After waiting around the whole day for the larger schools to get through the semifinals, Lane Monteith (195) and Mason McKenzie (220) won their titles back-to-back near the end of the evening.
"We've worked so long for this," Darrington head coach Andy West said. "Both these kids have worked been dreaming about this moment and finally all that hard work and dedication has finally paid off.
McKenzie is West's stepson and becomes a third-generation state champion at Darrington. Bill West won the title at 190 pounds in 1973 and Andy won back-to-back titles in 1998 and 1999.
After McKenzie's victory, West called the moment "emotional."
Aaron Lommers covers prep sports for The Herald. Follow him on twitter @aaronlommers and contact him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Through new clinical trials on overactive bladder, researchers are discovering new ways to combat this issue, as well as better methods of diagnosing overactive bladder following the onset of initial signals (persistent trips to the bathroom and awaking during the night to urinate). If you have exhausted all of the more traditional methods, and you're still dealing with the symptoms of an overactive bladder, then it may be time to try something new.
These overactive bladder clinical trials taking place in Alabama are testing new treatment methods, which are currently being developed by pharmaceutical and bio-technical companies. They're designed specifically to test the safety and efficacy of treatments for humans. By volunteering for our fully supervised Alabama overactive bladder clinical study, you may receive new investigational treatments that may help us all understand your condition.
In many cases patients who could benefit from investigational treatment miss out on overactive bladder clinical studies because their doctor isn't aware of a study in the area. In addition, there are some cases where patients feel they are going through so much they don't need to be treated like a 'guinea pig,' and nothing could be further from the truth.
The type of study being performed by Achieve Clinical Research directly reflects your involvement. Sometimes, participating in a overactive bladder clinical trial in Alabama is as simple as agreeing to let our researchers have a copy of your test results, but most are more involved and would require some tests and a visit to our clinic. Participants are compensated for time and travel, and the study related care, including physical examinations, laboratory services and study medicines are all provided.
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Long-time Washington budget guru Stan Collender thought before the election that Washington would go over the fiscal cliff and he's even more convinced the morning after.
"I am looking at the election results as bad for a budget deal. The two parties have moved further away from each other than ever before," Collender, managing director at Qorvis Communications and a former Democratic budget aide, said in an interview.
House Republicans will see themselves as the "last bastion" of small government, he said. At the same time, new Democrats in the Senate give the majority a more liberal bent.
"I am one of those few who thinks they are going to go over the cliff and not kick it down the road and delay it," he said.
One factor is that Speaker of the House John Boehner will have to appeal to the right-wing of his party in order to win re-election to his post when the new Congress meets in January, Collender said. This means no compromises during the lame duck session.
In his acceptance speech last night after winning re-election, Boehner said President Barack Obama has no mandate to raise taxes. This is "red meat to the piranhas in the tea party," Collender said. Obama wants to raise taxes on the wealthy as part of a budget deal.
Given the likely smaller majority that Republicans will enjoy next year, the remaining tea-party Republicans "are in a better position to muck things up," he said.
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More drivers positive for pot in Washington state
SEATTLE – New figures from the Washington State Patrol show that more drivers have tested positive for marijuana since the state legalized the drug last year.
In the first six months of 2013, the patrol's crime lab says, 745 people tested positive for marijuana. Typically there are about 1,000 positive pot tests on drivers in a full year.
Patrol spokesman Bob Calkins says it doesn't necessarily mean there's been a rash of people driving high. He says troopers are looking harder for drivers operating under the influence of pot, and they might be ordering more marijuana blood tests.
Of the 745 people who tested positive for marijuana in the first half of this year, the state patrol says a majority tested above the legal limit of 5 nanograms of active THC per milliliter of blood. The exact number was 420.


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What frustrates me about McGuire, though, is that I never seem to catch him when he draws upon his experiences as a coach and scout with the likes of the Ottawa Senators, Hartford Whalers and Pittsburgh Penguins to explain the "Why's" of the NHL's goings-on of the day. I always seem to get the "What's."
That is, until last week. Out on vacation, making an early morning baby food run, I caught this nugget from McGuire. The Daniel Briere insight is interesting (his contract will be bought out by the Philadelphia Flyers in accordance with the new Collective Bargaining Agreement), but it's the discussion of what roster components are critical to a championship contender that I love:
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The Pirates Charities Fields for Kids Bradenton matching grant program provides financial support to improve youth recreational and athletic fields via matching grants to non-profit organizations, schools and local government units that operate athletic programs aimed at youth.
The Fields for Kids Bradenton program is open to any independent non-profit tax-exempt organization, school or local government unit that operates youth athletic programs within the Pittsburgh Pirates and Bradenton Marauders market area. Any organization operating athletic programs within the approved region that has secured funds equal to or exceeding the requested amount (secured funds can include in-kind contributions of materials or labor) may apply for a grant.
Organizations must be governed by active boards and have sufficient annual revenue to carry out their programs. Organizations receiving grants will be required to prominently display provided signage recognizing Pirates Charities' support.
Matching grants between $1,000-$5,000 are available for the renovation of outdoor athletic or recreational fields used primarily by youth, including but not limited to baseball/softball, football, field hockey, lacrosse and soccer fields. Eligible projects will include the upgrading of essential field components, such as new sod, infield, turf, fencing, dugouts/benches and irrigation systems; upgrades to the overall facility to include lights, bleachers, batting cages, scoreboards and concession stands.
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In addition to a changing mix of transportation
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I didn't get to grow up with a local bookstore. But my daughter did. When I was a kid, there was not only no bookstore in the 'hood, but no library, either. It wasn't until we left the barrio close to the border and got to a little dull suburb that I found the joy of a regular bookstore.
It was one of those little storefront shops behind the supermarket. Down from the barbershop where the old barbers were ignored by the hippies and trimmed the same granddads' crew cuts every week. Next to the coin-op laundry.
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The bookstore was one of those shops with a cute name — Book Nook or Second Time Around or Sally's Re-Readers. It was chock-full of used paperbacks, and you could buy them for a few cents, or you could trade Sally two books for one unread one. Heaven! My mom unloaded so many unwanted paperbacks there that we had a card full of credit in the little plastic box. I discovered John D. MacDonald's Travis McGee books there, thank you very much. And Elmore Leonard.
Nothing fancy, but magic in every dusty sneeze-inducing coffee-stained moldy section. Sally even had a raggedy shelf of profoundly unwanted poems. Yevtushenko! I tell you, this was a revolution to have a Russian lurking around behind Von's market.
I moved to the Boston area in 1982, and it was an orgy of bookstores. I went from zero to 60 in four seconds flat. Bookstores in Cambridge, Somerville, Waltham, Boston. I went two hours on the Red Line and the Green Line just to get to a bookstore off the beaten track. I was making up for lost time, I guess.
No wonder, then, that I became a writer. Everything about books was sacred and fun and self-indulgent — and every book was a new addition to my own self-made Ph.D. I had a Ph.D. in basement shelves.
It came to pass that I published a bunch of books, and they ended up in other people's favorite bookstores. I went on tour, visiting these great shops all over the country. I realized even then, when some people in Indiana knew of this new book awesomeness called Borders, that it was the independent booksellers selling my work. These smaller stores in neighborhoods were the only way a guy like me could connect with readers who did not know me or care all that much about my subject matter. I learned this new phrase they used: "Hand-selling."
I got better at it. My original one-client or zero-client book signings started to generate, oh, six, seven, even eight rabid fans. Stampedes, I tell you! And the hand-sellers acted as if it was a great evening and gave me tea and sold me haiku books and weird European books about talking fish. But they always invited me back. We have come a long way, those of us who have survived these hard years. A lot of those cherished spaces are empty now, and I wish everybody had grown up in a book desert so they would have cared for their neighborhood stores better.
And then I moved to Chi-town. It wasn't part of my life plan. My family was like a fairy-tale gone sideways. I was trying to get us all back up to the Rockies, where I had lived among some sweet bookstores and sweeter mountains. But my attention was caught by the University of Illinois, which offered me tenure if I would bring my writin' ways to the city. Yowza! A job they can't fire me from? I'm there.
We gravitated to Naperville. Thirty miles closer to the Rockies. (I'm doing things more gradually now.) It's a little gem of a town — a river, as they say, runs through it. A fat wild turkey seems to think itself sheriff of our street and patrols the houses, scolding parked cars that irritate its pin-size mind. And downtown, that cool little downtown I never had, with old cowboy buildings and sparkling lights in the trees on the main street, there was this bookstore: Anderson's.
Went in. Loved it. Hung out there a lot. Was deeply proud when it won awards for general awesomeness. Hung out with Becky Anderson at various literary events around the country. Got to go to the thousands of book signings they sponsor and use my evil influence to go down to the basement to meet the literary heroes hiding down there before their readings. Thank you, Becky.
But this story is not about me. This story is about my daughter. She first entered Anderson's as a toddler. Can you imagine what that meant to me? My baby girl stumbling around, chewing on books and playing with the wooden train set they had in the front of the store.
It began at Anderson's. It didn't take long for our girl to turn from the huge stuffed animals and trains to the bright shelves. Books! She found books. She liked scary monster books, though she called them "cary mongers." And, at 18 months, she had the bug bad enough that she'd listen to us read the stories, memorize them and then hold the book and make believe she was reading them back to us. Out loud. Perfectly. Thank you, Becky.
Our daughter is now 12 years old. She has spent her entire childhood among the turkeys and the trees and the shelves of Anderson's. I can chart the seasons of her life by the section of shelves we enter. Cary monger books followed by "Mr. Putter" and pop-up and "Goodnight Moon" books. And first chapter books: that series about the nutty little girl in fourth grade who always gets in some jam. And the Wimpy Kid. And onward! Yes! Talking cats! "Goosebumps"! Fantasy stories! "Twilight"! The epic of Katniss. I can step to every section of the bookstore and see my child there, serious as a chemist, working those shelves to find the perfect combination of subject, cover art, heft, color. Making magic stairways that lead her upward.
You will forgive me a small tug of melancholy now, as we see her move to the adult shelves and give them tentative scans.
Do you know what we did this week? We went to Anderson's so our daughter could meet R.L. Stine. She was bouncing off the roof — it was like taking her to meet a rock star. She took her ruined favorite cary monger books with her. And they immediately fell into a discussion about the Tower of London and how creepy it was and how he'd put an element of it into one of her destroyed books and she shouted that she knew it, she just knew it! Then she told R.L. Stine exactly what part of the Tower he'd been thinking of.
I didn't have that when I was a child.
Thank you, Becky.
Luis Alberto Urrea is the author of, among other books, "The Devil's Highway," "The Hummingbird's Daughter" and "Into the Beautiful North."
Excerpted with permission of Black Dog & Leventhal from "My Bookstore." © 2012 by Luis Alberto Urrea.
"My Bookstore"
Luis Alberto Urrea's appreciation of Anderson's Bookshop is one of more than 80 essays in "My Bookstore," a collection of authors' love letters to independent bookstores throughout the United States. The Book Stall at Chestnut Court is also featured.
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Inside the PlayStation 4 With Mark Cerny
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This article is being highlighted as one of Gamasutra's top stories of 2013.
The PlayStation 4 is due out this fall, and its technical specifications have been largely under wraps -- till now. While the company gave a presentation at GDC, the system's lead architect, Mark Cerny, hasn't talked publicly in any great depth about the platform since its unveiling this February.
Cerny approached Gamasutra in the hope of delivering a "no holds barred PlayStation 4 hardware expose," he said, during the interview that resulted in this story. "That certainly is what we're here to do," said Cerny, before speaking to Gamasutra for well over an hour.
What follows is a total breakdown of the hardware from a developer's perspective: the chips on the board, and what they're capable of.
Questions on the UI and OS were off the table. What was up for discussion is what the system is capable of, and the thinking that lead Cerny and his team to make the decisions they made about the components they chose and how they function together.
To get to the heart of this deeply technical discussion, Gamasutra was assisted by someone with an intimate knowledge of how console hardware really works: Mark DeLoura, THQ's former VP of tech and now senior adviser for digital media at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
The Beginnings
"For me, this all started in late 2007," said Cerny, remembering how he embarked on the road to becoming lead architect of the PlayStation 4. "Because we'd been doing postmortems on the PlayStation 3 -- a very broad group of people across the Sony Computer Entertainment team were evaluating how well that had gone."
That lead, naturally, to thoughts about what to do next. Musing on the architecture of Sony's next system, Cerny spent his Thanksgiving holiday reading up on the history of the X86 architecture -- realizing that not only had it evolved dramatically over the years, but that by the time the PlayStation 4 shipped, it would be powerful enough for Sony's needs.
It had evolved into something "that looked broadly usable by even the sort of extreme programmers we find in the games business," he said.
Realizing how passionate he was about the PlayStation 4 project, after Thanksgiving, Cerny went to Sony's then-execs Phil Harrison and Masa Chatani, "and asked if I could lead the next generation effort. And to my great surprise, they said yes."
"The Biggest Thing" About the PlayStation 4
Cerny approached the design of the PlayStation 4 with one important mandate above all else: "The biggest thing is we didn't want the hardware to be a puzzle that programmers would be needing to solve in order to make quality titles."
The PlayStation 3 was very powerful, but its unfamiliar CELL processor stymied developers. "There was huge performance there, but in order to unlock that performance, you really needed to study it and learn unique ways of using the hardware," said Cerny.
That situation led directly to the PS4's design philosophy: "The hope with PlayStation 4 was to have a powerful architecture, but also an architecture that would be a very familiar architecture in many ways."
In fact, this is something Cerny returned to again and again during the conversation. "We want to make sure that the hardware is easy to use. And so having the familiar CPU and the familiar GPU definitely makes it easier to use," he said.
Later, when asked about whether Sony considers the fact that many third party developers will also have to create versions of their games for the next Xbox, his response was, "when I say that our goal is not to create puzzles that the developers have to solve, that is how we do well in a multi-platform world."
But ease-of-use is far from Cerny's only goal. As a 31-year veteran of the industry, he well knows that the PC will march onward even as the PlayStation 4 stays frozen in time.
"Ultimately, we are trying to strike a balance between features which you can use day one, and features which will allow the system to evolve over the years, as gaming itself evolves," said Cerny. The "supercharged PC architecture," that the team has come up with -- to use Cerny's term -- is designed to offer significant gains the PC can't, while still offering a familiar technological environment for engineers.
To design the PlayStation 4, Cerny didn't just rely on research, or postmortems of the PlayStation 3. He also toured development teams and spoke to middleware partners to find out precisely what they wanted to see in a next generation console. The result? You'll read about it below.
What Does 'Supercharged' Mean, Anyway?
The PlayStation 4's architecture looks very familiar, at first blush -- and it is. But Cerny maintains that his team's work on it extends it far beyond its basic capabilities.
For example, this is his take on its GPU: "It's ATI Radeon. Getting into specific numbers probably doesn't help clarify the situation much, except we took their most current technology, and performed a large number of modifications to it."
To understand the PS4, you have to take what you know about Cerny's vision for it (easy to use, but powerful in the long term) and marry that to what the company has chosen for its architecture (familiar, but cleverly modified.) That's what he means by "supercharged."
"The 'supercharged' part, a lot of that comes from the use of the single unified pool of high-speed memory," said Cerny. The PS4 packs 8GB of GDDR5 RAM that's easily and fully addressable by both the CPU and GPU.
If you look at a PC, said Cerny, "if it had 8 gigabytes of memory on it, the CPU or GPU could only share about 1 percent of that memory on any given frame. That's simply a limit imposed by the speed of the PCIe. So, yes, there is substantial benefit to having a unified architecture on PS4, and it's a very straightforward benefit that you get even on your first day of coding with the system. The growth in the system in later years will come more from having the enhanced PC GPU. And I guess that conversation gets into everything we did to enhance it."
The CPU and GPU are on a "very large single custom chip" created by AMD for Sony. "The eight Jaguar cores, the GPU and a large number of other units are all on the same die," said Cerny. The memory is not on the chip, however. Via a 256-bit bus, it communicates with the shared pool of ram at 176 GB per second.
"One thing we could have done is drop it down to 128-bit bus, which would drop the bandwidth to 88 gigabytes per second, and then have eDRAM on chip to bring the performance back up again," said Cerny. While that solution initially looked appealing to the team due to its ease of manufacturability, it was abandoned thanks to the complexity it would add for developers. "We did not want to create some kind of puzzle that the development community would have to solve in order to create their games. And so we stayed true to the philosophy of unified memory."
In fact, said Cerny, when he toured development studios asking what they wanted from the PlayStation 4, the "largest piece of feedback that we got is they wanted unified memory."
"I think you can appreciate how large our commitment to having a developer friendly architecture is in light of the fact that we could have made hardware with as much as a terabyte [Editor's note: 1000 gigabytes] of bandwidth to a small internal RAM, and still did not adopt that strategy," said Cerny. "I think that really shows our thinking the most clearly of anything."
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A winner was selected from 51 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
Hi guys! I'm porting a site to wordpress for its 10 year old birthday and need one logo for the new design, and four minor logos to help emphasize some of the content. Console and arcade gaming related so should be pretty fun to create!
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I'm in the process of porting over the emulation site EmuHQ.com to Wordpress for it's 10 year birthday. I'm in need of a logo to really help the new design out as well as three other icons, here is a preview of the new design:
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As a novelist and playwright, Ira Levin refused to be categorized or pigeonholed. He could produce such rollicking comedies as "Critic's Choice" and "No Time for Sergeants" or delve into more chilling fare like "Rosemary's Baby" or "The Boys from Brazil."
"Dr. Cook's Garden," now being revived at the Newport Theatre Arts Center, falls quite definitely into the latter category. It deals with a small-town Vermont physician and gardening enthusiast who prunes his roses and the village's undesirables with the same meticulous care.
Levin's play is at once a thriller and a morality tale. On one hand, the doctor has produced a town in which, in the words of his young protégé, "life seems so good and satisfying," while on the other, he's guilty of no fewer than 30 murders, including that of the young doc's violent drunkard of a father who once broke his son's arm in a fit of rage.
That injury may keep the younger medico from being drafted into the Vietnam conflict (the play is set in 1966), but he's still horrified at his mentor's dark deeds. This dilemma produces a shocking showdown, which director Brian J. Page plays out for all it's worth.
The role of the titular character demands an actor of immense skill, and NTAC has certainly found one in Bob Fetes, who commands the stage with his decisive manner and pronounced New England accent. Fetes is capable of shifting from down-home folksiness to a terrifying menace reminiscent of another one of Levin's medical characters, Dr. Josef Mengele in "The Boys from Brazil."
The ethical young doctor — fresh from medical school and returning for a visit to his hometown before setting off for Chicago and his own practice — is admirably enacted by Bryan Braunlich. His staunch morality in the face of such overwhelming evil makes for richly enacted conflict that becomes frighteningly physical at the play's climax.
Three townspeople who knit the fabric of rural Vermont complete the stage picture. Andrea LeVela is warm and affecting as the old doc's nurse, Judy Jones is a winning matronly presence as his cook, and Bill Paxon functions nicely as the laconic town constable and assistant gardener.
Set designer Andrew Otero has fashioned an office and residence that conveys a well-worn, "lived-in" appearance. Mitch Atkins' lighting and director Page's sound effects complete the overall late-'60s environment.
Levin's plot, now nearly a half-century old, has hardly lost its terrifying implications. The old doctor's judicious "pruning" may have created a more cordial atmosphere in the town, but the madness in his methods is calculated to chill the blood of playgoers even today, calling to mind the eeriness of "The Stepford Wives," which Levin also created.
"Dr. Cook's Garden" may be an oldie, but in the hands of director Page and his cast, specifically the ominous Bob Fetes, it remains a goodie at the Newport Theatre Arts Center.
Upcoming: Golden West College will present A.R. Gurney's "Love Letters" in a one-weekend engagement Feb. 8 through 10 in the college's Stage West Theater. Performance times are 7:30 on the 8th and 9th and 2 p.m. on the 10th, with reservations being taken at (714) 895-8150.
TOM TITUS reviews local theater for the Daily Pilot.
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What: "Dr. Cook's Garden"
Where: Newport Theatre Arts Center, 2501 Cliff Drive, Newport Beach
When: 8 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 2 p.m. Sundays through Feb. 24
Cost: $16
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