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With the start of school just around the corner, parents and students are starting to look for wheels for the new academic year.
Not coincidentally, the editors at auto price information company Kelley Blue Book are out with their annual list of the best cars for students.
They have pared their recommendations down to 10 vehicles that get good grades for being practical and affordable, while also displaying some style and personality.
Many of the vehicles on the list can be purchased new for about $20,000 or less, including tax and licensing fees, but we think parents of new drivers should be particularly careful in their selection.
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I purchased this seat cover for a 2003 Volvo S60. It does fit this vehicle. The drivers seat had a rip that was growing and I didn't want the foam cushion to start tearing and making a mess. The color of the Saddleman Universal seat cover almost matched the existing color of the interior leather.Very simple to install. The only issue I have is that the seat cover blocks to a large degree, the heat from the heated seat can not penetrate enough through the cover.

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A letter in the June 17 Tomahawk Leader:
Dear Letters to the Editor,
On May 19, an unarmed, 16-year-old Palestinian boy, Fihme Abdel Jawad Dardouk, was shot multiple times and killed by Israeli soldiers at the Huwara checkpoint in Nablus, which is part of Israeli-occupied Palestine. He was shot at close range while standing motionless with his arms in the air. This type of tragedy is not uncommon in Palestinian lands now occupied illegally by Israel. This is not just another unfortunate statistic of Middle East conflict. The boy was a relative of a Lincoln County family.
Although the Israeli soldiers claimed that Fihme had pipe bombs strapped to his body, multiple eye witnesses claim that was not true. Witnesses also reported that others trying to help the fallen boy, even paramedics at the checkpoint, were prevented from doing so by Israeli soldiers. They also reported that when those soldiers scanned the boy's body for explosives, none were found.
The checkpoint was then cleared by soldiers using sound bombs and tear gas, and closed for several hours. No news media were allowed near the site of the murder. This barring of news coverage is contrary to Israeli practices when real events of bombs at checkpoints occur. The Israeli government normally brings in the media and uses a bomb incident as a public relations exercise.
Why should this concern you? Before you answer that question, please consider the following. It is likely that the weapons and ammunition that killed the boys were paid for by American tax dollars, as were the sound bombs and tear gas. And my quote of the amount of American aid in a previous Letter to the Editor was a gross underestimation. According to the Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, from 1949 to 1997 alone, the U.S. government has given over $133 billion, that's with a B, to Israel. That's more federal aid to the average Israeli citizen than to the average American citizen in a given year.
Make no mistake, I condemn anti-Semites and their hate crimes. But I will not sit silently while a corrupt U.S. government policy aids and promotes an illegal occupation in Palestine. The only ones benefiting from this horror are military contractors, and that is not the America I believe in.
Diana C. Smith
Will not sit silently
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Academic Credit for Research
The Department of Psychological Sciences encourages Psychology majors to become involved in research activities as part of their undergraduate experience. Given that engaging in research is a valuable part of a student's education and that it involves faculty time and effort (e.g., producing educational opportunities to learn new skills; mentoring of the research process; writing reference letters for graduate school or professional school), receiving academic credit is a logical outcome. Academic credit for research participation requires a mutual understanding between the faculty sponsor and the student as to what is required of the student to earn that credit.
The following guidelines are provided to help students and faculty arrive at a mutual understanding of what is required for the awarding of academic credit based on experiences working in a research setting:
Undergraduate students who engage in research under the direction and supervision of Psychological Sciences faculty should have completed PSYCH 350 Experimental Methods in Psychology.
Students should enroll in PSYCH 599 (Problems) to obtain academic credit for this activity. Faculty permission is required to enroll in PSYCH 599.
The number of credit hours should be determined by the average amount of time per week required of the student (the amount of time per week can vary markedly). In general, 3 hours of work per week by the student (attending research meetings, collecting/entering/analyzing data, etc.) would be worth 1 credit hour. Except for extraordinary circumstances, undergraduates engaged in research should sign up for a minimum of 1 credit hour.
Undergraduates working primarily with a graduate student would be subject to the same stipulations as above, given that the graduate student's research is being supervised by a faculty member. That faculty member is responsible for assigning the grade.
Students should not enroll for academic credit for paid work; however, students should enroll for credit if they are engaging in activities beyond that of working directly on their paid duties (e.g., writing a research report or reading the literature).
For information about current research topics, please browse the research pages for each major research area or browse the faculty research pages.


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Northwest: Power Engineer License
Stationary High-Pressure Steam Engineer is an operating engineer that is licensed though competency by examinations for grades third through chief. In the USA alone there are 100s of thousands of high pressure boilers alone in manufacturing or district heating, institutions, medical centers, public sector and with the vast majority in the private sector.
Chief Engineer of a stationary high-pressure steam plant has a leadership position and needs to command the steam plant operation economically and safety.
A 3rd Class Engineer in a stationary high-pressure steam engineer is a watch engineer. This is also an entry level into Stationary High-Pressure Steam Engineering licensing too. To be a candidate for a 3rd class is possible by going through an accredited learning program at a School or College or transition from LP Boiler Operator's license. A more traditional path to 3rd Class stationary high-pressure engineers license is by experience.
Gas Turbine Operating Engineers are in demand for gas fired peaking power plants. Gas turbines or combustion turbines as they are also called as well as simple cycle.
These gas turbines can be brought on-line producing 100s of MW in minutes when a wind-farm looses its wind or a cloud shades a photovoltic region. So, this is especially important with more and more usage of photovoltic and wind power generators that cannot power a manufacturing base of a country or a large population since they are dependent on weather and more importantly solar activities. Therefore, being a gas turbine 3rd Class, 2nd Class or 1st Class Gas Turbine Engineer is important to off-set the loss of base load fossil fuel power stations to meet the demand of the electric power grids.
Gas turbines come is three difference or basic catagories: Large frame combustion turbines, large aero-derivative gas turbines, and micro-turbines. Areo-derivative gas turbines are uses as a rule for peaking power stations.


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PEPFAR Reaches 14 Million People With HIV Treatment
This article appears courtesy of HIV.gov.
Fifteen years ago, when the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) was created, only 50,000 people in Africa were on lifesaving HIV treatment. New results released show that the program now supports over 14 million men, women, and children on HIV treatment - more than twice as many as only four and a half years ago.
"Over the past 15 years, PEPFAR has transformed the impossible into the possible by rapidly accelerating access to lifesaving HIV prevention and treatment services," said Ambassador Deborah L. Birx, M.D., U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator and Special Representative for Global Health Diplomacy. "We have not only saved more than 14 million mothers, fathers, daughters, and sons, but also accelerated global progress toward ending AIDS as a public health threat."
This May marks the 15th anniversary of PEPFAR's enactment. The program has received strong bipartisan support across three U.S. presidential administrations and from the U.S. Congress. PEPFAR continues to expand its remarkable impact, driven by its transparent, accountable, and cost-effective investments.
PEPFAR has also enabled more than 2.2 million babies to be born HIV-free to HIV-positive mothers and assists more than 6.4 million orphans, vulnerable children, and their caregivers affected by HIV/AIDS to ensure the next generation can thrive.
To help protect men and boys from HIV infection, PEPFAR has supported more than 15.2 million of them with voluntary medical male circumcision. The latest PEPFAR data show a 25-40 percent decline or greater in new HIV diagnoses among adolescent girls and young women in nearly two-thirds of the highest-HIV-burden communities implementing PEPFAR's DREAMS (Determined, Resilient, Empowered, AIDS-free, Mentored, and Safe) public-private partnership across 10 African countries.
These results demonstrate the critical advances being made under the U.S. government's PEPFAR Strategy for Accelerating HIV/AIDS Epidemic Control (2017-2020), as up to 13 high-HIV-burden countries are now poised to achieve epidemic control by 2020 with PEPFAR support.
The Strategy was launched by the U.S. State Department at the 2017 United Nations General Assembly. It provides a roadmap for the more than 50 countries where PEPFAR works to accelerate their progress toward reaching epidemic control and reduce the future costs required to sustain the HIV/AIDS response.
"We have the historic opportunity -- for the first time ever -- to control a pandemic without a vaccine or a cure, laying the groundwork for eventually eliminating HIV," Ambassador Birx said. "Across Africa and in many other parts of the world, death and despair have been overwhelmingly replaced with hope and life."


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Dec. 2, 2007
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Leading 3-1 eight minutes into the second half, No. 12 seed UC Santa Barbara gave up three straight goals and fell 4-3 in double overtime at No. 5 seed Ohio State in the NCAA Tournament Third Round Sunday afternoon.
Alfonso Motagalvan and Nick Perera found the net and UCSB got an own goal to score three times against an OSU team that had allowed a total of just three goals in its last 12 matches, but it was not enough to defeat the Buckeyes. Defender Eric Brunner scored twice and Eric Edwards and Andrew Magill also added goals to lead Ohio State's incredible comeback on a wet field at Jesse Owens Memorial Stadium.
"Obviously the story for us will be having a 3-1 lead in the second half on the road and not being able to finish," two-time NSCAA Coach of the Year Tim Vom Steeg said. "We felt like we had this game won when we went up 3-1 and had several opportunities to go ahead 4-1 or 5-1. But they got that second goal and that was the turning point in the game. The second goal gives them energy and we let it get away. I take my hat off to Ohio State and wish them well going forward."
The Buckeyes improved to 15-3-5 overall and will advance to the NCAA Tournament Quarterfinals for the first time in program history. OSU, who has now gone unbeaten in its last 13 matches, will host Bradley in an Elite Eight match next weekend. Ohio State is the last remaining seed in its half of the bracket.
After advancing to a fourth Sweet 16 in the last five years, UCSB's season ends at 13-4-4 overall.
Just like they did against Washington in the second round Wednesday night, the Gauchos drew first blood early in the match Sunday. After a Buckeye foul, midfielder Ciaran O'Brien took a free kick from 25 yards out and sent a towering shot over the wall. Goalkeeper Casey Latchem made a diving save going to his left, but didn't control the loose ball and Motagalvan was there to punch in the rebound for the 1-0 lead 4:48 into the match.
The goal was Motagalvan's fifth this season and he finished the season tied with Tino Nuñez for third on the team.
After several missed opportunities, OSU answered with the equalizer at the 24:31 mark when Brunner hammered a low free kick through a crowded box and inside the right post to tie the game at 1-1.
Santa Barbara then took a 2-1 lead after an Ohio State own goal in the 32nd minute. O'Brien took another free kick, this time from 50 yards out on the right sideline and sent the ball over the wall and into the box. A Buckeye defender tried to clear, but his header hit the crossbar and bounced down past the goal line at 31:06.
Unsettled defensively for much of the first half, UCSB fought off several attacks from OSU and took the 2-1 advantage into the locker room at the break. The Gauchos took nine first half shots, while the Buckeyes finished with 10.
The defending champs needed just 7:54 into the second half to take a 3-1 lead, getting a goal from Perera in the 53rd minute. O'Brien played a ball up to Perera on the right side, where the native from Madrid, Spain took two dribbles towards the end line, crossed over to beat a defender and looped an arcing shot inside the left post for what seemed like an insurmountable two-goal lead.
Perera finishes his junior campaign with three goals, sixth on the squad. Four of his 10 career goals have come in NCAA Tournament play.
The Buckeyes would score the next three goals, however, with the first coming roughly 13 minutes later. Forward Xavier Balc took one of the Buckeye's seven corner kicks on the afternoon and sent a ball into the box for defender Doug Verhoff. His header was blocked, but Edwards, who had entered the match just seconds earlier, got a foot on it and finished the play to ignite the OSU crowd and begin the comeback.
Energized by their second goal and the cheers of the 643 fans that were in attendance, the Buckeyes came right back and tied the game at 3-3 just 3:23 seconds later. After a UCSB handball just outside the box, Brunner lined up for the free again and fired through the wall and past goalkeeper Bryant Rueckner at the 69:01 mark.
Both teams had several opportunities in the final 20 minutes of regulation. The Gauchos could not capitalize on a 2v2 with Eric Avila and O'Brien 64th minute and, with Latchem out of position, Brunner made an excellent stop on the goal line to deny the potential go-ahead goal from Jon Curry 20 minutes later.
Despite giving up two goals in the second half, UCSB outshot OSU 10-9 in the second stanza.
The Gauchos missed their opportunities in the first overtime period as well, as Latchem came up with saves on shots by Avila and O'Brien. Santa Barbara outshot Ohio State 3-1 in the first overtime period.
The home team needed just 3:16 in the second overtime to score the game-winner. After a miss-touch in the UCSB backfield, midfielder Matt Gold dribbled into the box and left the ball off for Edwards, who was trailing on his left. Rueckner denied Edward's initial attempt, but Magill came rushing in to finish the play at the goal line to cap off the come-from-behind win and end the Gauchos' season.
UCSB outshot the Buckeyes 23-21 for the game, but OSU held a 7-5 advantage on corner kicks. Three of Ohio State's four goals came on set pieces.
Latchem finished with seven saves for the Buckeyes, while Rueckner recorded just one in his second-career NCAA Tournament match.
Sunday's match featured 31 fouls and a total of seven yellow cards. Both benches were issued a caution in a very hotly-contested match.


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Book now for Voluntary Action's 2018 conference on Tuesday, April 10
Charity: the new welfare state? is the theme of this year's annual conference hosted by Voluntary Action South West Surrey, in conjunction with the University of Surrey's Students' Union. It takes place at the university's Stag Hill campus on Tuesday, April 10, from 9.15am to 4.30pm.
Voluntary Action's chief officer, Carol Dunnett, said: "As austerity continues and public spending tightens both the statutory and the voluntary sector face tough challenges in delivering services.
"We also have major changes to the welfare benefits system being introduced this autumn, nationally homelessness and child poverty is increasing and of course we have Brexit looming on the horizon.
"Against this back drop voluntary sector organisations are increasingly being asked to fill the gaps left by contracting public services, charities report that the demand for services is rising, and people's problems are becoming more complex and harder to solve.
"What are the implications of this for the sector when we are also facing reductions in funding, and fundraising is becoming ever more difficult? Can and should charities be replacing vital public services and what are the consequences for vulnerable people living in Surrey?"
"Join us for our 2018 conference where we will be discussing these issues, looking at the problems, discussing ways forward, new ways of working and how the sector should be responding."
A variety of speakers have already been confirmed, and include Debra Allcock Tyler, the chief executive of the Directory of Social Change; Joanna Killian, the chief executive of Surrey County Council; Jo Cookes, the director of communities engagement at the Diocese of Guildford; and Joanne Tester, the chief executive of Guildford Action.
There will also be a number of workshops all designed to follow through on the conference theme, as Carol Dunnett describes:
"If you are looking to try and influence policy and improve things for your beneficiaries choose Building a Better Society; which is all about campaigning and lobbying.
"Or sign up for A Happier Healthier Guildford – Have your Say, with Guildford Borough Council.
"If you want to get attention for your cause go to local journalist David Rose's workshop on Engaging with the Media.
"If you need more money for your group then Helen Linnell's workshop Perfect Pitch on writing better funding proposals should help.
"Involving volunteers is vital to running most voluntary sector services so we have two workshops on different aspects of volunteering plus one titled Measuring the Impact, to see how you are making through your volunteering programme.
"Maria Zealey from the Surrey Welfare Rights Unit will be outlining the changes to the Welfare Benefits System, a vital workshop if you want to understand the challenges faced by anyone on a low income.
Everyone is talking about GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) at the moment – are you ready, should you be worrying? Alex Tolley from the University of Surrey will give you the lowdown and hopefully put your mind at rest.
"Strong and successful organisations need good governance and so we have a workshop specifically for trustees run by Helen Harvie, an expert in charity law."
Places must be booked in advance (see link below) and cost £20 full price, £15 for volunteers, free for small groups with annual incomes under £5,000. Email email@example.com to book a free place.
A light lunch and refreshments will be included.
Click here to book on line via Eventbrite
For more details call Voluntary Action South West Surrey on 01483 504626.
Notice: Free activities at family fun day In Pirbright
There will be lots of free activities at the Beech Grove Playground in Pirbright on Saturday, March 10, from 1pm to 4pm.
See poster below for more details. Click to enlarge in a new window.
Notice: Free fun and games for youngsters during Love Outdoor Play Week
Join the Playeranger team for free fun and games for eight- to 12-year-olds as part of Love Outdoor Play Week, March 12 to 16, at a number of venues across Guildford.
See poster below for details. Click on image to enlarge.
Hard-working volunteer rewarded for his dedication with care and compassion
A hard-working volunteer has been rewarded for his dedication with a two-night stay by Room to Reward, a hospitality charity created to give something back to those who do so much, for so many, and ask for nothing in return.
Volunteer Jason Wiggins was initially referred to the Welcome to Volunteering project, co-ordinated by Voluntary Action South West Surrey.
The project gives invaluable one-to-one support to people across the boroughs of Guildford and Waverley to access volunteering opportunities.
It helps people who wish to volunteer their time, skills and services, but who often need additional support to make that happen.
Lorraine Yates from Welcome to Volunteering has supported Jason, finding him additional volunteering roles to those he has already been involved in.
Lorraine said: "Jason spoke at Voluntary Action's 2017 conference and at our annual meeting advocating the mental and physical benefits of volunteering.
"He is a well-respected, reliable and committed volunteer. He supports other vulnerable volunteers with care and compassion. He truly deserves this award, for the selfless way in which he supports local organisations and his community."
In fact, Jason has volunteered in numerous roles over many years. He is currently volunteering in a charity shop in Godalming where he was a founder member of the team.
He also runs a user-led mental health support group. Jason set up this group when the funding and resources were withdrawn because he recognised the need and wanted it to continue.
Jason also supports the running of a weekly drop-in for people experiencing mental ill health issues.
Lorraine said: "He always arrives on time, is happy and cheerful and always on-hand to support members of the group in their hour of need. He shows genuine compassion and empathy towards everyone he meets."
Voluntary Action South West Surrey's recent Big Lottery funding success will allow it to continue its Welcome to Volunteering project for another five years.
For more details of the Welcome to Volunteering project and how it may help you or someone you know, contact co-coordinator Lorraine Yates on 07775 556772.
Click here for a previous story on The Guildford Dragon NEWS.
Free computer skills and confidence for work or volunteering course
A free course for people who have no, or very basic, computer skills and who want to become more confident for work or volunteering is taking place from January 29.
It is being hosted by the Surrey Lifelong Learning Partnership and will be held at The Bike Project, 109 Southway, Westborough, Guildford GU2 8DQ.
It runs every Monday from 10am to 3pm from January 29 for four weeks.
Those who complete the course will receive a City & Guilds qualification.
To book a place call Linda or Dave on 01483 481789.
See below for full details.
Christmas concert at St Clare's Church, Park Barn, Saturday, December 9
Don't miss Christmas fair at the Park Barn Social Centre on Saturday, December 9.
Alliance formed In Ash to support people with and affected By dementia
Ash has formed a local dementia action alliance to support people living with and affected by dementia with the aim of creating a dementia-friendly community that is inclusive and accessible to all.
Ash Parish Dementia Action Alliance (APDAA) is made up of local residents, including people living with and affected by dementia and partner agencies. All of whom are passionate and committed to actively contribute towards improving the lives of people living with dementia, their family, carers and friends within the local community.
With funding from Guildford Borough Council's Project Aspire, APDAA is holding a series of accessible events during Dementia Awareness Week, May 14 to 19.
Events include a dementia friendly service at St Peter's Church; Active Minds, a dementia friendly music and tea event at the Lion Brewery pub; an information gazebo on the Wharf; dementia friendly books and items at Ash Library; and keep active and fit taster sessions.
The week will close with the official launch of the APDAA, giving people the opportunity to access information from other agencies and speak to members of the APDAA.
Local shops are supporting the launch week by featuring dementia friendly themes with many of them participating in the dementia friends awareness sessions.
Those that have completed a session will be wearing a Forget Me Not badge.
Local businesses that sign up to APDAA will display a sticker in their shop window to show people living with dementia and their carers that they are committed to developing a dementia friendly business.
According to the Alzheimer's Society website, within Surrey it is estimated that there are more than 16,000 people living with dementia, many of whom are at risk of becoming socially isolated within the local communities.
There are 850,000 people with dementia in the UK. In 2017 225,000 people will develop dementia. Numbers set to rise to over one million by 2025. This will soar to two2 million by 2051. one in six people over the age of 80 have dementia.
More than 40,000 people under the age 65 are living with dementia in the UK. 70% of people in care homes have dementia or severe memory problems.
More than 25,000 people from black, Asian and minority ethnic groups in the UK are affected.
Love Outdoor Play Week 2017
2017 marks the seventh year that Guildford Borough Council's Playrangers will be celebrating Love Outdoor Play Week, in association with Re:Play, the play association of the South East of England.
This special week focuses on highlighting the play opportunities on offer in the fantastic green spaces across the South East.
It is an annual celebration with events organised all over the region to help children and young people get out and play; encouraging and promoting outdoor play, whatever the weather. Reminding play workers, community workers and families alike that outdoor play is not just for the summer.
Aims and objectives
- to raise awareness of rising levels of childhood obesity and to encourage more outdoor play
- to contribute towards making children more physically active
- to improve and maintain physical and mental health and overall well-being
- to encourage children and their families to be active in the outdoors by providing free activities at sites around their home and local communit
- to highlight the importance of play in children's development and well-being
- to provide opportunities for children of all abilities and backgrounds to play together in their communities.
Join in the fun between March 20 and 24 during the usual weekly Playranger sessions:
- Monday, March 20: Pirbright Village Green GU24 0JE
- Tuesday March 21, Coronation Gardens, Ash Hill Road, Ash GU12 5DN
- Wednesday, March 22 Westborough play area, Park Barn Drive GU2 8EU
- Thursday, March 23, The Green, Oak Tree Drive, Bellfields, GU1 1JT
- Friday, March 24, Hornhatch Green, Chilworth, GU4 8AX
Each session runs daily after school, from 3.30pm to 5.30pm.
There will be a variety of playful, creative and sporty activities available daily on the theme of 'Giant Games'; such as giant art, giant, smores, giant table football, giant bubbles – all in all there will be a giant amount of fun!
New Joining In! booklet just published – get yourself a copy
The latest edition of the Joining In! booklet for Westborough and Park Barn is now published, containing details of things to do and how to get more involved in your community.
Once again, groups and organisations are listed with what they have to offer. There's something of all interest for all ages!
Free copies have already been distributed to schools and churches.
Any other groups or persons who would like copies please contact David Rose on 07825 419408 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Ash & District Photo Club
The Ash & District Photo Club is a traditional self-help group aimed mainly at retired people who have an interest in any aspect of photography.
Members from beginners to those with considerable experience are welcome. We meet monthly, during the afternoon, and divide our meeting into a few parts including a "how to do it" subject, a review of members pictures on a chosen theme and a part for problems, gossip and show off.
For our "how to do it" subjects members are encouraged to give a short, informal, talk on a subject in which they have an interest. Care is taken to balance these subjects across the range of experience in the club.
Each month we select a subject for a picture review. Members are encouraged to take up to three photos of a subject chosen by the group at the previous meeting. At the following meeting the club will look at the results and talk about any issues or ideas that were found or used. These pictures do not have to be perfect.
This is not a competition and presenting one that went wrong could provide as much useful knowledge to the group as a perfect one. Our recent subjects have included, "Transport", "Something beginning with O", and "Tempting and Tantalising. We have also introduced a "Talk-about" subject where a member volunteers to show and describe three or four pictures that they found interesting or have influenced their lives.
Jane or Glyn Morgan on 01252 311498


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England Rugby
England unveil revised senior squad
ESPN Staff
January 9, 2013
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Freddie Burns Calum Clark James Haskell Joe Launchbury David Strettle Billy Twelvetrees Mako Vunipola Tom Youngs
Analysis by ESPNscrum's Tom Hamilton
England boss Stuart Lancaster has named uncapped duo Billy Twelvetrees and Calum Clark in his new elite player squad.
The England boss has opted to make seven changes to the one he named in July and has also added Mako Vunipola to the mix which takes the total number in the EPS up to 33. Centre Twelvetrees has been rewarded for his impressive form for Gloucester this term while Northampton's Clark earns a place in the mix, with Mouritz Botha dropping down to the Saxons, after serving a 32-week ban for breaking Rob Hawkins' arm last season.
Joe Launchbury, Tom Youngs, Mako Vunipola and Freddie Burns have all been formally promoted into the senior squad after impressing during England's autumn international campaign. England's search for a left wing has led to a return for David Strettle in place of Charlie Sharples, who is more at home on the right, and James Haskell has replaced Phil Dowson in the back row.
Tom Youngs comes into the squad in place of hooker Rob Webber while Launchbury, who was named England's player of the autumn series, is given the nod at the expense of his Wasps team-mate Tom Palmer. Twelvetrees comes in for Leicester's Anthony Allen while Burns, who made his debut against the All Blacks, replaces Harlequins' Jordan Turner-Hall.
But the most surprising addition is arguably Clark. The combative 23-year-old gives England options in both the back row and second row, offering the same versatility as his Northampton colleague Courtney Lawes. Lancaster selected the Northampton flanker for last year's Six Nations squad but his subsequent ban - which ran from March 22 to November 1, ruled him out of the summer tour to South Africa and the autumn international series.
Lancaster's team start their Six Nations campaign against Scotland on February 2 and the coach explained his selections saying: "The fact that we have spent significant time deliberating over quite a few players shows how tough the competition is to get into this 65 and the strength in depth that is emerging.
"We have made some changes to both squads and we feel that reflects the players' form during the first half of the season. There will undoubtedly be movement between the two squads as we go through the Six Nations and that was evident in the autumn internationals, with players in form pushing through such as Freddie Burns, Joe Launchbury, Tom Youngs and Mako Vunipola.
"This is a very important year for England, with the Six Nations and the Saxons games to look forward to so there are some great opportunities for the players to demonstrate their club form at international level. The summer tour to Argentina will also be a great chance for those players pushing for a place, especially with some of our senior squad hopefully going with the Lions, and chances will undoubtedly arise as we hope to play two midweek games as well as the two Tests."
Leicester's Tom Croft has been included after overcoming a career-threatening neck injury but he is unlikely to feature in the Six Nations, as he continues his fight to regain fitness. As a result uncapped No.8 Billy Vunipola will train with England in their pre-Six Nations camp in Leeds later this month.
Wasps' Billy Vunipola is one of seven fresh faces in England's Saxons set-up and he is joined by his team-mate Elliot Daly in the newlook group. Cross-code converts Kyle Eastmond and Joel Tomkins get the nod while Gloucester's Shaun Knight and Leicester's Ed Slater are also included. Saracens openside Will Fraser is also rewarded for his impressive form this season. The Saxons will play the Irish Wolfhounds in Galway on January 25 and will then take on Scotland A on February 1.
England Senior Elite Player Squad:
Forwards - C Clark (Northampton Saints), A Corbisiero (London Irish), D Cole (Leicester Tigers), T Croft (Leicester Tigers), D Hartley (Northampton Saints), J Haskell (London Wasps), T Johnson (Exeter Chiefs), J Launchbury (London Wasps), C Lawes (Northampton Saints), J Marler (Harlequins), B Morgan (Gloucester Rugby), G Parling (Leicester Tigers), C Robshaw (Harlequins), M Vunipola (Saracens), T Waldrom (Leicester Tigers), D Wilson (Bath Rugby), T Wood (Northampton Saints), T Youngs (Leicester Tigers).
Backs - C Ashton (Saracens), B Barritt (Saracens), M Brown (Harlequins), F Burns (Gloucester Rugby), D Care (Harlequins), L Dickson (Northampton Saints), O Farrell (Saracens), T Flood (Leicester Tigers), B Foden (Northampton Saints), A Goode (Saracens), J Joseph (London Irish), D Strettle (Saracens), M Tuilagi (Leicester Tigers), B Twelvetrees (Gloucester Rugby), B Youngs (Leicester Tigers).
England Saxons squad:
Forwards - M Botha (Saracens), N Catt (Bath Rugby), L Deacon (Leicester Tigers), P Doran Jones (Northampton Saints), P Dowson (Northampton Saints), W Fraser (Saracens), J Gray (Harlequins), G Kitchener (Leicester Tigers), S Knight (Gloucester Rugby), M Kvesic (Worcester Warriors), M Mullan (Worcester Warriors), D Paice (London Irish), T Palmer (London Wasps), G Robson (Harlequins), E Slater (Leicester Tigers), H Thomas (Sale Sharks), B Vunipola (London Wasps).
Backs - N Abendanon (Bath Rugby), A Allen (Leicester Tigers), T Biggs (Bath Rugby), E Daly (London Wasps), K Eastmond (Bath Rugby), G Ford (Leicester Tigers), G Lowe (Harlequins), J May (Gloucester Rugby), U Monye (Harlequins), J Simpson (London Wasps), C Sharples (Gloucester Rugby), J Tomkins (Saracens), J Turner-Hall (Harlequins), C Wade (London Wasps), R Wigglesworth (Saracens).
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FORT MYERS, Fla. — They're promising not to be the Dead Sox, but they still have a long way to go to climb out of the grave they have dug.
You did get the sense yesterday the Red Sox are simply mad as hell and aren't going to take it anymore. They finished last in the AL East last season. They have gone three straight years with no playoffs.
They have not won a postseason game since Oct. 18, 2008, and now they have new faces everywhere you look, including free-agent additions Shane Victorino and Mike Napoli.
"The thing that is coming back to me from talking to all the players,'' new manager John Farrell told The Post, "is that these players feel there is a real opportunity to rewrite the story.''
It's been the ugliest of stories on and off the field for the Red Sox. Farrell is their third manager in three years.
"There are lots of words and phrases you can use,'' pitcher Jon Lester said about the team's attitude. "Pissed off is one.
"We got some new faces this year, which is nice. I think we've got a good group of guys. If we go out and do our jobs, it will be a different story. There's that feeling of a renewed start, but at the same time: pissed off.
"None of us have ever experienced what we've experienced the last two years. Last year we got our [butt] kicked day in and day out. That's tough. You can tell the way guys are going about their business today that guys had a little edge to them. It's a good feeling.''
Here's the scary part if you are a Yankees fan: The aging Bombers could find themselves going over the same cliff as the Red Sox in the improving AL East if they are not careful.
"It's gotten more difficult,'' principal owner John Henry said of the competitive landscape for wealthy teams such as his Red Sox and the Steinbrenner Yankees. "There are a lot more restrictions on spending now. There are more restrictions on the draft. So the Red Sox and Yankees have to be smarter. It used to be you could just out-spend everyone, and that's much more difficult to do these days.
"We haven't been able to stay with the Yankees as far as payroll, but when we got here there was such a wide gulf between the two teams, we had to concentrate on revenue,'' Henry continued.
"We had a core philosophy for a lot of the years and we moved away from that philosophy, and it's hurt us. It's definitely hurt us. Last year, I think, was the beginning of trying to put us back on the right track.''
In former manager Terry Francona's new book, written with Boston Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy, Francona reports getting the sense ownership wanted the team to be sexier, responding to market research to improve sagging TV ratings.
"That's just laughable,'' Henry said. "It's ludicrous to say we've signed any player for [public relations] purposes.''
The Red Sox have had a series of bad free-agent signings and poor drafts. That has caught up to them.
"We haven't had the kind of depth that we need,'' Henry said. "Last year was a definite setback. To finish in last place was something I never thought would happen while we owned the team. People can say we are brand-oriented or revenue-oriented, but the fact is we are wins-and-losses-oriented.''
Said Farrell of all the changes made: "The most important thing is the talent that was brought in. They are guys that are noted team players and they put the other guy first and the team first rather than their own view of the game. The game is the most important thing.''
Farrell said he wants this team to develop a "relentless'' mindset.
"That applies to everything we do,'' he said.
The best Henry could promise was this: "We will contend for a playoff spot.''
Those 2004 and 2007 World Series titles seem so far away.


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Nintendo Downloads NA: Ninja Gaiden 2, Street Fighter 2, Zero Escape: Virtue's Last Reward
Nintendo has updated the North American end of the eShop with various titles in the Street Fighter 2 series, Ninja Gaiden 2: The Dark Sword of Chaos, and more. Plus, there's a Ubisoft sale going on as well which ends August 27.
Ninja Gaiden 2: The Dark Sword of Chaos – 3DS Virtual Console
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Ivivva, an athletic store for girls by Lululemon, plans to move into the Michigan market with a new store at the Somerset Collection in Troy.
Slated for a spring 2014 opening, the 2,000-square-foot store will be Ivivva's second Midwest location.
It will be located in Somerset South, on the second floor, across from Lululemon.
Ivivva creates athletic apparel for girls, sizes 4 to 14, for athletic activities including dance, running, yoga, ice skating, gymnastics and on-the-court sports. Its products feature the same fabrics and design process as Lululemon, and it bases those designs on feedback from its customers.
Ivivva said in a news release that it is working with a committee of athletic girls who will consult on the decor and music of the store at the Somerset Collection.


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California Department of Transportation
November 5, 2010
District 3 - Marysville
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Caltrans Completes Recovery Act Project on State Route 20 in Colusa County
Williams – Caltrans announced today the completion of a $7.1 million project that will decrease highway closures and roadway damage resulting from slides along State Route 20 in Colusa County. The project was financed by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act)
"We are working around the clock with the federal government to ensure Recovery Act funding flows into California quickly, effectively and responsibly," said Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger. "This funding will improve our transportation infrastructure for generations to come while creating jobs and helping drive California down the road to economic recovery."
The project reconstructed and stabilized approximately two miles of embankment slopes at the junction of SR-20 and Interstate 5 in Williams. In addition, a new mile-long safety guardrail was installed, and the highway was resurfaced to give motorists a smoother, safer ride.
"Public safety has always been a top priority for Caltrans, and this project clearly demonstrates we are delivering on our commitment to provide safe highways for Californians," said Caltrans Director Cindy McKim.
Under Governor Schwarzenegger's leadership, California has obligated nearly $2.6 billion in Recovery Act funding to 991 highway, local street, and job training transportation projects statewide. For more information on the Recovery Act visit: http://recovery.ca.gov/
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garry! i need this...how can i make it happen? thanks!
Tee, Lee Valley sells Tanos systainers, including a SysII with attic lid and also the Bit Storage Tray for Systainer® Case with Lid Storage. . You can either do a search for Tanos which wil show the entire line, or the fore mentioned discription. I've bought quite a few Tanos and other items such as their Veritas® Mk.II Honing Guide System. Great vendor three thumbs up!!
Quote from: #Tee on January 06, 2017, 02:18 PMgarry! i need this...how can i make it happen? thanks! Some of the bits are from the Centrotec Installers set, and there's a Veritas tapered plug cutter in there too.I basically bought two 769094 bit assortments (the second just to get the plastic bits basically!), a 769093 wood bit set, and a 492512 3mm Centrotec wood bit.https://www.festool.com/Products/Accessories/Pages/Detail.aspx?pid=769094https://www.festool.com/Products/Accessories/Pages/Detail.aspx?pid=769093https://www.festool.com/Products/Accessories/Pages/Detail.aspx?pid=492512
Hmmm, one 1/4" wrench................ that must have a specific use?
Quote from: GarryMartin on January 05, 2017, 04:10 AM (Attachment Link) What is the bit in the bottom left of the attic, @GarryMartin?
What is the bit in the bottom left of the attic, @GarryMartin?
Murphy! I thought this thread was about storage in a house's attic. Doh!
Quote from: ScotF on January 08, 2017, 12:14 AMWhat is the bit in the bottom left of the attic, @GarryMartin?If you mean the very bottom left, it's one of the Festool Deburring countersinks from the Installer Set. If you mean the third in from the left, that's the Veritas Tapered Snug Plug cutter.
You know that you can put router bits in there, too, right? https://www.instagram.com/p/BNQAKngl0Sr/
Thanks - I have not seen a "deburring" bit in NA. Very cool.
Quote from: ScotF on January 08, 2017, 10:03 PMThanks - I have not seen a "deburring" bit in NA. Very cool.Hey @ScotF FWIW...here's a shot of 7 different sized countersinks. Far left is a Norseman in moly tool steel, the next 4 are from Keo and are made of cobalt, while the last 2 on the right are from Festool. All are meant to be used on wood, plastics and non-ferrous metals such as aluminum, copper or brass. Because the Keo's are cobalt, they could be used for lightly deburring steel or stainless. Most countersinks are available with 60º, 82º or 90º ends. All of those pictured are 82º which is used for the common flathead screw.


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A view from across the pond - Colleen Carroll
Colleen Carroll is a pint sized bombshell from the US who joined North Kiteboarding last year. For those of you unfamiliar of her, don't let appearances fool you, she rides hard! Often found hanging out at cable parks around the world honing her skills on the features, she dominated at the Triple S last year and is on a mission to do the same again this year. We caught up with Colleen to find out what she's been up to and what her take on kiteboarding from 'across the pond' is.
"I've been travelling, kiting, spending lots of time at the cable park and in general loving life!
Seeing other people on the water pushing their riding really inspires me to go for harder tricks or to try out a new one. It also helps that our sport is so fun. I never have the feeling that I'm lacking motivation when I'm at a kite spot. If its windy and the water looks nice, I'm in!"
When asked how she sees the progression of the female side of the sport, she say's; "progression is kicking ass these days! In the last year I've seen and met many female riders who are really pushing their personal limits as well as those of women's kiteboarding as a whole. I'm curious as to when we'll see the first double pass landed..."
As a Team Rider it is always interesting to get an 'insiders' perspective on the North Range and more specifically for women and Colleen's style of riding: "Firstly the North Kiteboarding range is huge. There is definitely something for everybody in there whether it's sliders, freestyle, speed, hang-time, or waves. Whatever fuels your fire. More specifically, the North range offers the perfect setup for me and I think any girl can find what she needs. The performance, safety, and durability are all time on the North kites so I don't really know what more you could ask for! My perfect set up is a 9m Vegas on 22 meter lines with 136 Gambler and North Kiteboarding boots. Also need my ION sol harness and of course a lovely Sensi Graves bikini. If the wind is a smooth 20kts, the water butter flat, and there is a feature to session, I am in utter heaven!"
A well known rider on the American Kite scene she has never made it across the pond to test out some of Europe's hotspots, but she is adamant that she will be making the trip this summer. Inquisitive to find out how she felt about riding for a European brand and whether it has influenced her view on the sport, she said: " Our first kites as a family were North kites and the brand has always had such a strong presence in the Hood River/Seattle kite spots that I guess I've never really felt it was foreign. However, working more closely with a European brand, it has shown me how much bigger and more mature the industry is 'across the pond."
Looking to the future, she admits that it is best to be flexible when trying to make plans materialise, but that a trip to Europe is on the cards and that her main goal and sights are set on the Triple S Invitational, Cape Hatteras. "I was really lucky last year and came out on top. I have a feeling I'll see even more competition this year on the girls side so I'm feeling a bit of pressure to up my game." And up her game she did!
Colleen was crowned the women's Triple S Champion 2014. Never taking her eyes of the prize she dominated the field securing a 1st in Slicks and Sliders, and 3rd in the Surf putting her 1st Overall. Her performance in the Slicks was solid, with two clean runs and stomping technical moves such as Back to Wrapped. A day in the Surf saw her dialling some stylish grabs and unhooked moves off the kickers, scoring well with the judges. In the Slider discipline, she cruised through the heats with clean hits across the park. A stylish front side 180 tail press to blind across the flat bar put her in the Finals. She said;
"All of the girls were riding really solid and it was made even more intense having mixed heats and riding with the boys. I'm incredibly happy that I advanced through to the Finals with the North boys."


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The Graduate Program of Plant Pathology at the University of California, Riverside aims at conducting research on the basic biology of plant pathogens; developing methods for the management of plant diseases; providing a quality education to its students; and, providing expert advice on plant diseases to the citizens of California and the world.
Plant pathology is a multidisciplinary field and consequently represented among our faculty are experts in the fields of genetics, molecular biology, biochemistry, and chemistry, as well as the more traditional aspects of disease control. Thus, some of our faculty are exploiting novel genomics-based approaches to the study of plant pathology. World-class, federally to regionally and statewide-funded research is being conducted by our faculty with research subjects ranging from gene identification, function, and manipulation to proteomics and biochemistry. Research programs range from those based primarily in the laboratory to those with both laboratory and substantial field programs. Many faculty also have close interactions with growers and farm advisors throughout California and the world. This is critical to applied research for identifying new and common plant diseases and developing innovative management programs based on ecological and epidemiological approaches including molecular epidemiology.
The Plant Pathology Graduate Programs is a key component to the Department of Microbiology and Plant Pathology. Many graduate students have been attracted to Riverside by the international reputation of our Department. The Department is large enough to provide graduate students with the experience and skills needed to make them successful in scientific endeavors, but small enough for them to form close, personal relationships with their professors and colleagues. As a consequence of the multidisciplinary approaches used for this goal, graduate students in the Department have the opportunity to learn about a broad range of disciplines including molecular and classical genetics, biochemistry, botany, and disease diagnosis. Graduates may find themselves working for large agribusiness firms developing new fungicides, biotechnology firms creating disease-resistant plants through genetic engineering, universities developing tomorrow's agricultural technology or studying how microorganisms cause diseases, or at governmental agencies or private organizations providing practical advice on controlling disease.


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Geographers study the differences in human activities from one place to another, assess human impacts and responses to the environment, and resolve vital questions about current national and international situations. Geographers also pursue more theoretical inquiry into the major problems of human society by examining spatial structure and processes using various mathematical techniques and cartographic analysis of spatial phenomena, including computer mapping, geographic information systems, and remote sensing. A typical and traditional problem in geography concerns human impact on the land. Air pollution, contamination of waterways, decaying urban areas, destruction of the landscape, and the like, can only be well understood by examining the interrelations of factors such as technology, population density, legal structure, affluence, cultural traditions, and environment.
Undergraduate Opportunities
Undergraduate students may pursue a traditional major in geography in the form of either a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree. Students may also earn a geography minor, choose the geography pre-planning option, or seek an Undergraduate Certificate in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). Not familiar with what geography is or what geographers do? Watch this short video to learn more about creating a career as a geographer.
See the quick links to the right to review complete catalog descriptions of each undergraduate program, including curriculum guides for the B.A. and B.S. options.
Graduate Options
At the graduate level, the Department of Geography also confers the Master of Arts (M.A.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. Drawing upon the research interests and experience of the faculty, the department's core areas of geographic inquiry are shown on the Venn diagram below. Much of the research conducted by faculty and graduate students incorporates one, or more, of these themes. Watch this short video to learn more about the advantages of our graduate program.
At the master's level, students receive training in the fundamentals of geographic thought and research in preparation for either a professional career or advanced study. Master's students in geography may choose one of the three programs leading to the M.A. degree. The thesis option requires 30 hours of graduate credit, including 6 hours of credit for a thesis. The report option is a non-thesis program designed for students who have a specific professional goal in mind and who do not intend to continue for a doctoral degree. The report option for teachers is for students who intend to pursue, or continue, careers in public school or junior college teaching. A Graduate Certificate in Geographic Information Science (GIScience) is also available, which can be earned as a stand-alone certificate or in conjunction with either a master's or doctoral degree.
At the Ph.D. level, students are encouraged to pursue original research that fits with the core areas of the department and complements the rural and land grant tradition of Kansas State University. The doctoral degree is designed to develop and enhance a student's knowledge and ability to conduct original independent research that makes a scholarly contribution to the student's areas of specialization. The Ph.D. program fosters (1) an understanding of scientific inquiry, (2) knowledge of the structure of the geographic discipline, its history, issues, methods, and trends, (3) proficiency in appropriate analytical and technical skills, and (4) competency in communicating the results of research.
Learning Resources
The department is centrally located on campus near Hale Library, most classrooms, and the K-State Student Union. The university's library system is amply stocked with research resources for most geographical studies. Department resources include the Geographic Information Systems Spatial Analysis Laboratory (GISSAL), the Paleoenvironmental Laboratory, the Remote Sensing Research Laboratory, hyperspectral radiometers, GPS receivers, a GIS/Remote Sensing Computer Teaching Laboratory, photogrammetric instrumentation, and a high definition videoconferencing systems. Software tools for research include a campus site license for Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri) products and widely used statistical and remote sensing programs such as ERDAS Imagine, ENVI, SAS, and MATLAB.
Career Opportunities
Career opportunities in geography are diverse and employment prospects after receipt of the degree are excellent. Employment opportunities include positions in business, government, and education. Federal agencies, such as the Environmental Protection Agency, National Imagery and Mapping Agency, Bureau of the Census, and Bureau of Land Management employ numerous geographers each year, particularly those with environmental or spatial techniques and analysis expertise. State and local agencies employ geographers with specialties in many areas, including environmental geography, physical geography, health, cultural geography, planning, and spatial techniques. Geographers with training in geospatial techniques such as cartography, remote sensing, and geographic information systems (GIS) are also valued in the private sector by a variety of businesses.
The geographer's training in location analysis, social and environmental problems, and a variety of spatial techniques including remote sensing, geographic information systems, and computer cartography make the geographer particularly valuable in the private sector. Job titles such as geographic information systems manager, environmental planner, market researcher, and risk analyst are just a few of the varied positions held by geographers in business.


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Worship is central to our life as a Christian community here at St. Peter's Church and we provide several differing styles of services to appeal to a wide range of people.
On Sunday morning at 10:30 a.m. (10:00 during the summer) we celebrate Holy Eucharist Rite II a modern English vernacular service with music. On the first Sunday of each month the lay leadership roles are filled by the parish youth, the sermon is geared toward the children who are invited to stand with the celebrant at the altar during the Eucharistic Prayer of consecration.
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Cootamundra is conveniently located almost exactly half way between Melbourne and Sydney.
Driving from Sydney; simply get on to the M1 which becomes the M5 and keep following it south where it becomes the M31 (Hume Highway). Take the Jugiong exit (Riverside Dr, with a must see period style Pub with magnificent outdoor areas) and soon turn right onto Jugiong Rd, which then goes all the way to Cootamundra. Welcome to Cootamundra!
Driving from Melbourne; jump onto the Citylink and take the M2 exit (North), and then past the airport turn on to the Western Ring Rd (M80) heading north and next take the Hume Freeway (M31). Following the Hume Freeway to Gundagai and about 10 minutes past the Dog On The Tuckerbox, take the Muttama Rd exit all the way to Cootamundra. Great to see you here at Cootamundra!


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The top leader of the Sinaloa cartel faces multiple charges for drug trafficking in the U.S. According to news agency Associated Press ( AP ) , the top leader of the Sinaloa cartel and one of the world's most wanted drug lords was captured in a hotel in Mazatlan, Mexico after the collaboration between Mexican and U.S. authorities. A senior U.S. official said Guzman was captured alive in the city, a seaside resort on the Pacific coast . The official, who was not authorized to speak about the arrest , gave information on the condition of anonymity . Guzman faces multiple federal drug charges in the United States and is on the list of most wanted Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA ) . His drug empire stretches across North America, but also reaches as far away as Europe and Australia . The Sinaloa Cartel has been heavily involved in the bloody drug war that has plagued parts of Mexico for several years . This arrest comes after his arrest in 1993 in Guatemala , and the escape succeeded , eight years later, the maximum security prison in the Mexican state of Jalisco. The Minister of Defence of Colombia , Juan Carlos Pinzon, said of the capture of ' Chapo ' Guzman " is a snapshot satisfaction generated worldwide, anyone who manages to affect his effort , if the drug you want to curse , a either way, is contributing not only the interests of combating crime is a fact of good faith , to be frank , the same interests of the Colombian people , which ends to be affected by narcotics. So good riddance to congratulate Mexico 's government to recognize their efforts, recognizing that responsibility where Colombia is perhaps an example in the world but good that other countries like Mexico also may be. " This is 'El Chapo ' Guzman El Chapo is the world's most wanted drug trafficker who escaped from prison after bribe , according to reports , the prison guards to help him escape in a laundry basket . Your head is worth five million dollars for the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA , for its acronym in English ) , but his personal fortune amounts to billions of dollars , because according to Forbes magazine, the Sinaloa Cartel is responsible for 25 % of drug from Mexico to the United States. " It will not change the paradigm that produces crime and violence would not be the end of the drug war or violence , but it would be a huge accomplishment ," said Michael Beith , author of The Last Narco . Hunting Chapo , the drug lord most wanted . In an interview with El Universal, the American journalist provides that " the capture of El Chapo , President Calderón ( President of Mexico from 2006 to 2012 ) could close that chapter of the war on drugs and focus on other important things like employment and social reconstruction less critical . " However, for Anabel Hernandez , author of The Lords of Narco , Version laundry cart in the escape from the prison in Grande, Jalisco, on January 19, 2011 is little more than a myth, as in the book is detailed that it was all an operation for the Sinaloa cartel leader his release. 'El Chapo ' was arrested on June 9, 1993 , on the border between Guatemala and Mexico , and sent to the maximum security prison 'La Palma' , now ' Altiplano ', located in the state of Mexico . Subsequently, on November 22, 1995 was transferred to the prison in Puente Grande, Jalisco, where he escaped on 19 January 2001, when he was serving a sentence of 20 years in prison for illegal against health, criminal association and bribery. Five attorneys have been at the forefront of the Attorney General 's Office ( PGR ) from leakage Guzman Loera, and at different times have advocated the need to recapture the leader of the Sinaloa cartel . The last time the attorney said he had been about to apprehend 'El Chapo ' , was in January 2012 , during an operation in Los Cabos, Baja California. But not only in Mexico , the drug dealer is in the spotlight in February of the same year , U.S. President Barack Obama said that 'El Chapo' fall as with Osama bin Laden , the former leader of Al Qaeda , who was killed in a U.S. operation in Pakistan on May 1, 2011 . beginnings Guzman Loera was not always the most important Mexico kingpin . His name began to resonate from the shooting of the nightclub 'Christine ' , which occurred in Puerto Vallarta , Jalisco in 1992, in the murder of a cardinal in May 1993 in Guadalajara, and in the execution of Rodolfo Carrillo Fuentes, in September 2004 in Culiacan. Hector " El Guero " Palma Salazar was the predecessor to 'El Chapo' in front of the Sinaloa cartel and his cellmate in Puente Grande, until he was extradited to the United States in 2007 by the PGR. 'El Chapo ' is a distant cousin of the Beltran Leyva brothers , leaders of the organization of the same name , and was Arthur, 'The Beard ' , who allegedly drove Guzman Loera 's career during his captivity . However, after the departure of 'El Chapo ' prison , he broke with his relatives , rupture increased with the death of Arturo Beltran Leyva , who was killed by marines in Morelos, on December 16, 2009 . Furthermore, Arturo , Alfredo and Héctor Beltrán Leyva , a ' El Chapo ' has been linked to Pedro Aviles, who is supposedly his uncle. Avilés Pérez was an ally of the three founders of the Guadalajara cartel , which later became the Sinaloa - , Rafael Caro Quintero, Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo and Ernesto Fonseca Carrillo, 'Don Neto ' . The three leaders of the Guadalajara cartel are accused by the U.S. government for the death of U.S. agent Enrique ' Kiki ' Camarena on February 7, 1985 .
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Intel, AMD squeeze other x86 chip makers
Arch-rivals both grew market share in Q3
AMD increased its share of the x86 processor market during Q3 2006, it has emerged. But fanboys hoping AMD's gain came at arch-rival Intel's expense will be disappointed: the chip giant's market share also rose sequentially.
No, it's the lesser players who took the hit during Q3, according to figures posted by market watcher Mercury Research and cited by a variety of newssites.
AMD entered Q4 with 23.3 per cent of the x86 market, up from 22 per cent in Q2, an increase of 1.3 percentage points. Intel's share rose by a higher margin: up 3.1 percentage points to 76.1 per cent. Together they account for 99.4 per cent of the market, leaving VIA and Transmeta to squabble over the remaining 0.6 per cent.
Year on year, AMD did rather well, growing its share from 17.7 per cent in Q3 2005. Intel's share fell year on year, from 80.7 per cent in the year-ago quarter. The AMD fanboys can cheer a little, after all.
AMD's notebook shipments jumped 50 per cent sequentially, Mercury said, echoing AMD's own numbers, released during its most recent financial results announcement. It's not hard to imagine why: the much-rumoured fourth-quarter Dell notebooks based on AMD chips will be built using CPUs ordered during Q3. ®
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Historia de Manuel (Pacifik)
Luis Collado Coch is an illustrator and painter, born in Valencia. After attending the Escuela de Artes y Oficios, he began working in the field of comics through Valenciana publishers in 1955. In the 1960s, he made the western series 'Ric Rice' for Creo publishers. For Bruguera, he made the series 'El Jabato' (a.o. in El Jabato Extra) and did inks on the work of Francisco Darnís.
Im Bann der weissen Lady (Gespenster Geschichten Spezial #93)
Collado worked for the foreign market through agencies like Selecciones Ilustradas and Hitpress in the 1970s and 1980s (a.o. horror stories of the US publisher Skywald). Also for Hitpress, he drew the comic series 'Historias de Soldados', in the centre pages of the magazine Pacifik (1982). He participated in the comic adaptations of 'Historia de Cádiz' (Ed. Roasa) and 'Historia de Madrid', 'Historia de la Guerra Civil' and 'Historia de España' (Ed. Gentil).


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT swimming and diving kicked off the stretch run of its dual season with a complete sweep over Brandeis University and Colby College. The win over Colby was especially satisfying for the women's team, as the Mules finished seventh at the 2005 NCAA Championships.
Depth was the key to MIT's success on Saturday, especially on the women's side where five different competitors combined for seven event victories. Sophomore Doria Holbrook scored wins in both diving events and performed a new dive in the tri-meet, a forward tuck, three and one-half on the three-meter board. With a degree of difficulty at 2.8, Holbrook is one of a very small number of Division III divers to execute the dive. She won the event with an NCAA-qualifying score of 273.40.
Freshman Kristen Felch was the Engineers' only other dual winner, taking first place in both butterfly events. Other MIT wins went to Nicole O'Keeffe in the 1000 free, Kate Thornton in the 500 free and Sasha Brophy in the 200 free. The women downed Colby 159.5-138.5, while defeating Brandeis, 226-71.
The men also swept the meet, defeating Brandeis 186-97 and Colby, 163.5-124.5. Josiah Rosmarin paced Tech's attack with wins in the 100 and 200 free. He was also on the winning 400 free relay, while he just missed a third individual win in the 500.
Jeremy Chang was a dual winner after taking both breaststroke events, while Deke Hu, Grady Snyder and Matthieu Fuzellier also secured first-place finishes.
"After a week of long course double sessions, both teams raced hard and finished their races well," said head coach Dawn Gerken. "It was an encouraging performance, and hopefully something we can build on for the rest of the season."
The Engineers are back in action tomorrow at Springfield College.


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A key Senate panel Thursday gave swift bipartisan approval to a $47 billion budget for the Department of Homeland Security, boosting funding to cope with an influx of Central American children who arrive in the U.S. unaccompanied by their parents.
The Appropriations Committee approved the measure by voice vote after a brief hearing. The measure comes as the once-promising pace of the annual appropriations cycle is slowing. A procedural battle stalled an effort to bring a measure funding several other Cabinet departments to a floor vote and several contentious bills have seen committee consideration delayed.
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The bill boosts the administration's request for the Customs Service and Border Patrol for initial handling of unaccompanied immigrant children arriving on the southern border by $77 million.
The measure also includes a provision to increase the fee paid by travelers who enter the U.S. by commercial sea and air carriers by $2 to $9, using the revenue to pay for 1,000 new customs agents.
The measure funds the government's newest Cabinet department and is free of contentious issues that dot many of the other 11 spending bills. It increases the budget for Customs and Border Protection by 4 percent and increases funding for detention of people entering the country illegally.
It also contains several provisions of interest to the bill's chief author, Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., who faces a difficult re-election campaign this fall, including $318 million to build six fast response Coast Guard cutters at Bollinger Shipyards in her home state instead of the two requested by the Obama administration. Landrieu also boosted funding for updating the maps used to determine flood zones in anticipation of a future re-write of the government's flood insurance program.


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Friday, April 9, 2010
Let's bring back: Liza Minelli's style
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I'm not sure which came first, Liza style or Maya Yadid's mom's look. All I know is that Maya's mom, Irit, is 100% Fosse in these dance shoes, nylons and black leotard. Says Maya: "This is a photo of my mom, taken during the early 70's by her friend in Israel. She was one of those people who had crazy sense for fashion, you couldn't catch her wearing something boring. By the time she graduated high-school she opened up a fashion boutique where she used to bring designers items from Italy and anywhere around the globe. The boutique was very successful among high society, stylish independent women."
Hmmm. Liza has some 'splainin to do. Just saying.
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- April 9, 2010 at 4:33 PM
- Patty said...
That's cute ;) I love the Cabaret style.
- April 11, 2010 at 10:35 AM
- jean said...
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- April 11, 2010 at 2:59 PM
- Brieanne said...
Such a fabulous photo. I've been wanting to bring back leotards for a while...I got a pretty good black one from American Apparel, but it's hard to wear without people commenting. (It's not a full length-one, think Beyonce "Single Ladies" type. Worn with jeans.)
You know what else I'd like to come back? 80's aerobics. I think I'd make a small fortune if I took my Mom's Jane Fonda workout tapes to a gym and turned it into a class.
P.s. Everyone needs to find the "Liza with a Z" record. Very life-enhancing.
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NAND Flash Memory - A Future Not So Bleak After All
Overcoming Hurdles
A paper, titled "The Bleak Future of NAND Flash Memory" was recently jointly published by the University of California and Microsoft Research. It has been picked up by many media outlets who all seem to be beating the same morbid drum, spinning tales of a seemingly apocalyptic end to the reign of flash-based storage devices. While I agree with some of what these authors have to say, I have reservations about the methods upon which the paper is based.
TLC and beyond?
The paper kicks off by declaring steep increases in latency and drops in lifetime associated with increases in bits-per-cell. While this is true, flash memory manufacturers are not making large pushes to increase bits-per-cell beyond the standard MLC (2 bits per cell) tech. Sure some have dabbled in 3-bit MLC, also called Triple Level Cell (TLC) which is a bit of a misnomer since storing three bits in a cell actually requires eight voltage level bands, not three as the name implies. Moving from SLC to MLC doubles density, but the diminishing returns increase sharply after that – MLC to TLC only increases capacity by a another 1.5x, but sees a 2-4x reduction in performance and endurance. In light of this, there is little demand for TLC flash, and where there is, it's clear by the usage cases that it is not meant for anything beyond light usage. There's nothing wrong with the paper going down this road, but the reality is that increasing bits per cell is not the envelope being pushed by the flash memory industry.
Wait a second – where is 25nm MLC?
Looking at the above we see a glaring omission – 25nm MLC flash, which has been around for close to two years now, and constitutes the majority of shipping flash memory parts currently in production. SLC was also omitted, but I can see the reason for this – it's hard to get your hands on 25nm SLC these days. Why? Because MLC technology has been improved upon to the point where 'enterprise MLC' (eMLC) is rapidly replacing SLC even despite the supposed reduction in reliability and endurance over SLC. The reasons for this are simple, and are completely sidestepped or otherwise overlooked by the paper:
- SSD controllers employ write combination and wear leveling techniques.
- Some controllers even compress data on-the-fly as to further reduce writes and provisioning.
- Controller-level Error Correction (ECC) has improved dramatically with each process shrink.
- SSD controllers can be programmed to compensate for the drift of data stored in a cell (eMLC).
Continue reading our editorial on the not-so-bleak future of NAND Flash Memory!!!
The paper continues with a hard push on a 'TLC is bad' mantra, and they even briefly mention four-bit-per-cell.
Wait, what's a Constant Die Count?!?!
The paper then moves on to place a broad reaching artificial limit on the methods of testing and evaluating the future iterations of flash memory technology. They assume a Prototypical SSD with a 'Constant Die Count', presuming that all flash controller architectures moving forward will be forced to use a fixed number of flash memory dies. This is, simply put, an absurd assumption. tantamount to limiting yourself to a single core and then writing a paper about 'The Bleak Future of CPU's'. To understand what's going on here, lets recap the current hurdles seen by the flash memory industry:
- As the process shrinks, program (write) time and latency increase.
- As the process shrinks, write cycles (endurance) decreases.
…and now for the ways around these issues:
- Increasing parallelism (die count) effectively counters latency, especially when Native Command Queueing (NCQ) is properly employed to allow that parallelism to be effective as workloads increase.
- Increasing parallelism increases throughput (simple math).
- Increasing die count increases the available capacity, which increases endurance given a constant write workload (the writes are distributed over a greater area, therefore each cell is erased less often).
Given the above, fixing die count shoots all of these no-brainer architectural improvements in the foot. This rings even truer when you consider how the cost of each chip (full of dies) will drop over the coming years. Don't take my word for it – this pic is from the paper itself:
Even without increasing die count, each die shrink doubles capacity, so even with the Constant Die Count restriction, longevity is effectively maintained. Also, with these die shrinks have come other improvements to flash architecture – both to increase throughput and decrease latency. Another thing sidestepped by the paper is the difference in quality of flash memory. This varies widely among manufacturers, and was highlighted in a recent presentation at the Flash Memory Summit, where several different flash memory types were tested. While some flash actually performed below spec, others performed well above it.
2x nm MLC flash outperforming its rated spec.
If you flip through that presentation yourself, you will see an ironic twist: many of the larger feature size parts (3x nm / 5x nm) performed below their specification. This is because as manufacturers have shrunk the dies, they have simultaneously improved upon the process. Further, a given process node is improved upon as it is executed within its life cycle. For example, Intel 25nm flash did not appear in consumer and and finally enterprise devices for months after its manufacture begun. This is because while CPU bases its yield on more of a go / no-go test (i.e. it either works or it doesn't), flash memory has an added metric of quality. As the plant fine tunes their production, not only do they get a higher yield, but they get higher enduring parts as well. Where CPU's are binned according to their maximum speed, flash memory is binned according to its speed and its relative quality (endurance). IMFT announced 20nm flash last year, but it's not in shipping products because the quality and endurance are not yet mature enough for mass production and use.
The point I want all of you to take home here is that just as with the CPU, RAM, or any other industry involving wafers and dies, the manufacturers will adapt and overcome to the hurdles they meet. There is always another way, and when the need arises, manufacturers will figure it out. The main drivers of this paper were TLC (and higher), and a CDC controller architecture. Nobody else really takes TLC seriously, especially for enterprise use, and no SSD manufacturer worth their salt is going to keep the die counts fixed. Both of these fallacies effectively negate the entire premise of the paper.
To be clear – I am not blind to the issues flash memory faces moving forward. That said, I can't understand what the motives of this paper are, or why they overlooked important points and skewed their results so severely, but to me it is just bad science. If you want to make a point, don't overreach to the point of undermining your message.
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UCSD is looking to get attention and research dollars for alternative technologies like PCM and MRAM. This is the same group that built a working PCIe PCM memory board last year.
I believe the same reference architecture was used in the test bed that produced the data in the paper. Despite the hypberbole, TLC (wrong) terminolgy and ignoring solutions that are being developed, the paper did list the challenges that face NAND Flash producers as cell sizes shrink.
What they avoided discussing was the billions in development going into the solutions by the foundry owners that will keep flash viable for at least 20 years.
Thanks James. While writing this I kept hoping there was some underlying motive - otherwise it would have been just plain bad writing.
Having worked at Fairchild and then Intel over a career of 35+ years I have observed the following facts of the semiconductor industry.
1.) Intel rules the roost; lock, stock, and barrel.
2.) Anytime an upstart (ie. MIPS, SGI, Sun, AMD, Weitek, Moto, PowerPC, ARM, etc.) makes a run for the lead, 2-4 years pass and Intel reaches into the magic bag and comes out with just enough technology put it down hard.
3.) Advancement in the evolution of semiconductor technology at Intel is dished out to maximize profits, period.
4.) Intel has more semiconductor patents and processes developed and in waiting than you can imagine. Moore's law is alive and well for the long term foreseeable future.
5.) Expect cheap 1-5TB SSDs from Intel in 2013-2014.
As always, Allyn's observations on IT storage technology must be given serious consideration.
It's too bad that UCSD did not submit their paper to any kind of objective peer review: maybe they expected that to happen de facto with changes the Internet has brought?
As a 2-time graduate of the University of California, I can personally attest to the fact that its faculty and staff have fallen for the lure of national socialism (read "nazism").
When you combine Charlotte Iserbyt's observations with the trend to "commercialize" education, complete with new Federal laws preventing students from discharging student loans in bankruptcy court, is it any wonder that famous universities have now descended into greed?
To finish this story with a very painful and personal experience, UCI stole a book I wrote in 1992, modified it, and hosted it on the Internet along with 19 other major U.S. colleges and universities.
When I sued all of them, they all attempted to appear in Court with UNlicensed California attorneys. So, I won by default, per U.S. v. High Country Broadcasting.
So, on top of being consumed with greed, UC is now legally bankrupt:
/s/ Paul A. Mitchell aka "MRFS"
Excellent points on the original paper. I'd love to see this as a PDF. Any chance you could publish in that format either here, or on your Google+ page?
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