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Which saves more energy—turning off your faucet or turning off your lights? If you guessed turning off your lights, think again. Running your faucet for 5 minutes can use as much energy as running a 60W light bulb for 14 hours—depending on where your water comes from! Whether it's in the media or around the water cooler, America is talking about the environment. Yet while energy costs and energy efficiency have caught most people's attention, our nation is just starting to focus on water efficiency and its impact on energy use.
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Students are encouraged to enter papers in any of the dozens of legal writing competitions sponsored annually by the American Bar Association (ABA), other professional associations, law schools and law firms. Academic Success maintains an updated list of current and annual contests.
Moot Court, Mock Trial, and Dispute Resolution Competitions
The college's moot court and mock trial competitions are run by the Board of Student Advocates (BSA), a student organization. Negotiation and mediation competitions are run by Law Students for Appropriate Dispute Resolution.
Appellate Advocacy Program ("McNichols") (Law 955): A fall semester intramural moot court competition open to all 2Ls and 3Ls. BSA members write the problem, grade the briefs and organize the competition. Each participant must satisfactorily complete a major brief and make two preliminary arguments before faculty and student judges. The top 16 participants based on brief and oral argument scores advance to elimination rounds judged by attorneys and judges from around the region. Students who advance to the quarter finals can use the course to satisfy the professional skills requirement.
Appellate (Moot) Court (Law 956): Consists of participation in interscholastic moot court competitions. Students who have satisfactorily completed McNichols (Law 955) are eligible for moot court. The college generally fields teams for the National Moot Court Competition in the fall, and the National Environmental Law Moot Court Competition, and the Inter-American Human Rights Moot Court Competition in the spring. Competitions may vary depending upon resources and College priorities. Moot court participation can partially or totally fulfill the professional skills requirement.
Mock Trial ("D. Craig Lewis Trial Team") (Law 957): An interscholastic civil trial team competition. Trial Team requires a two-year commitment and involves intensive trial training under faculty guidance. The college sends two teams of four people each to a trial competition hosted by the American Association for Justice. On each team, two 2Ls play witnesses, with two 3Ls playing the attorneys. The four 2L team members are selected early each fall in a College competition. Mock trial participation fulfills the professional skills requirement.
Negotiation & Mediation Competitions: Teams in the ABA's interscholastic Negotiation and Representation in Mediation Competitions receive faculty guidance but no school credit. Teams are chosen through an intramural competition run by Law Students for Appropriate Dispute Resolution and judged by local lawyers and dispute resolution practitioners.
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It was big news, but not particularly bad news, earlier this year when Northrop Grumman Corp. moved its top executives to Virginia to be closer to the defense and aerospace company's most important customer, the Pentagon. The move still left more than 20,000 employees in California.
But Northrop's announced this week that it's cutting 500 jobs in its aerospace division. The cuts appear to be a result of anticipated cuts and slowed growth in national defense spending. If those Pentagon cutbacks materialize, they could hit Northrop, and Southern California, particularly hard.
Despite the decline in the state's once dominant defense and aerospace industry, California still receives a little more than $1 in every $10 spent on defense. And those are good jobs.
The state has suffered in the recession, and may well have received too little in stimulus moneys (certainly, not enough to forestall big state spending cuts and temporary tax increases that don't help the economy). Now the state may suffer in the recovery, as the federal government cuts back that support -- and other spending that is vital to the state's economy.


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After an opening weekend that saw eight FBS teams lose to FCS opponents, every team in the nation needs to be on high alert. No. 25 Oregon State and Kansas State's losses, in particular, sent shockwaves through the country, but is the biggest upset of them all still yet to come?
No. 7 Texas A&M hosts back-to-back FCS runner-up Sam Houston State on Saturday, a contest the Bearkats have every right to believe they can win.
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Watching their counterparts knock off FBS opponents should inspire the fourth-ranked team in the FCS, who will want to keep up with its division brethren. The program has three wins against FBS opponents in its history, the last coming at New Mexico in 2011.
Meanwhile, the Aggies have a number of factors working against them.
- Their defense, which gave up 21 points in the first half last week against Rice, remains depleted due to suspensions. Linebacker Steven Jenkins, defensive end Gavin Stansbury and cornerback De'Vante Harris -- all starters -- sat against Rice and will miss Saturday's game due to violations of team rules.
- Starting cornerback Deshazor Everett will sit out the first half after being ejected because of a targeting penalty. Defensive lineman Daeshon Hall threw a punch at a player against Rice and was also ejected.
- With a handful of reserves forced into action, the Aggies could have their hands full against a prolific Sam Houston offense. The Bearkats averaged 40 points per game in 2012, second in the FCS and won their season opener 74-0 against Houston Baptist.
- With the much-anticipated rematch against No. 1 Alabama next week, Texas A&M is surely looking ahead to that game. Though you'll get the same "we're taking it one game at a time" shtick from every coach and player on the planet, nobody isn't thinking about the biggest game of their life.
- Finally, will A&M have a hangover from the unpleasant ending to the season opener? After returning from his first-half suspension, defending Heisman winner Johnny Manziel was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct in the fourth quarter and promptly benched.
Coach Kevin Sumlin appeared to be chastising Manziel out as he walked to the sideline and was candid with ESPN after the game about his feelings on his quarterback's actions.
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Although the suspensions may be an actual problem, Sumlin downplayed the Manziel incident during his media availability Tuesday.
"When he came off the field, I basically made two statements to him, neither one of which should he have responded to," Sumlin told reporters. "They weren't questions. They were direct statements and I can't repeat them right now.
"What's amazing to me is the perception that he ignored me. The worst thing that could have happened was for him to reply based on what I told him."
So yeah, maybe the Manziel thing is an imaginary issue.
These two teams faced off last season in College Station, the week after the Aggies' stunning win over Alabama. A&M jumped out to a 47-0 lead early in the third, but took its foot off the gas and ultimately let the Bearkats finish the game with 28 unanswered points.
An upset of such magnitude this week may seem unthinkable, but with the perfect storm brewing, it's certainly not impossible.
Western Michigan now has an in-house DJ on game day. His name his "DJ Illmix" because, of course it is.
Head coach P.J. Fleck described what Illmix brings to the table. He'll "provide the best gameday experience in all the land. In all the country. In all of the Mid-American Conference."
Then the 32-year-old started doing stuff like this:
Miley Cyrus would be proud.
- Might future mass realignment result in the "realignment of the coaching profession"? Dan Wolken takes a look how a superdivision could mean a glass ceiling for head coaches at non-power conference schools.
- Oh the footprint of social media. Alabama wide receiver Kenny Bell released a string of tweets Tuesday afternoon that made it seem like his time with the Tide was over. Nick Saban said he gave Bell a "personal day" and Bell later returned to Twitter to retract his earlier statements.
- Meanwhile, starting at the 1 minute 30 second mark of his Tuesday news conference, you start to wonder if Saban is talking to reporters or his players. Always fascinating.
- The Big 12 makes it easy for fans to watch replays of full games in less than an hour's time. Pac-12 Network does, too.
- Notre Dame is going to more ACC-centric schedule in the future, but Michigan and Michigan State still want a piece of the Irish.
- Speaking of Michigan, CBSSports.com's Bruce Feldman spent a lot of time with Wolverines quarterback Devin Gardner this summer, and he caught up with him again for a Q&A.
- Bucky Brooks of NFL Network offers his scout's-eye-view take on Johnny Manziel, Jadeveon Clowney, LSU QB Zach Mettenberger, Buffalo LB Khalil Mack and Eastern Washington QB Vernon Adams (who is only a sophomore, by the way).
-Not football, but sadly, Butler's beloved mascot Blue II passed away of congestive heart failure Saturday.
Jesse Yomtov, a USA TODAY Sports writer and producer is on Twitter @JesseYomtov


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The countdown has begun.
Beach season is creeping up on us whether we're ready or not, so we can either run for cover or start getting ready to uncover—our hot beach bods, that is.
So who better to ask about how she stays in string bikini shape—all year long—than Sports Illustrated model Nina Agdal, the Danish 20-year-old who has made a living off of looking ridiculously good?
Unlike most women, "I feel better wearing a bathing suit than I do wearing clothes," Agdal admits, making us hate/love her even more. How can civilians such as ourselves even attempt to capture this mystical confidence?
For one, "regular workouts and choose healthy carbs," she says.
Agdal, who's also a Victoria's Secret model, naturally, also emphasized the importance of snacking between shoots (or, in our case, mundane work assignments?)
"I always keep a snack pack with me, which includes oatmeal, granola bars and hot chocolate," she said.
(Don't feel bad if the thought of oatmeal makes you gag. Even Agdal says: "When I cheat, I usually pick a nice big juicy cheeseburger with french fries!" And considering she appeared in the commercial for Carl's Jr. at the Super Bowl, it makes sense.)
As for those workouts, Agdal may be more genetically blessed than some (okay, most), but that doesn't mean she doesn't hit the gym. Hard.
"Twenty to thirty minutes of cardio, normally I run, and do at least thirty minutes of weights," Agdal says of her daily routine, adding that she also does at least thirty minutes of ab work to get and maintain that sexy stomach. "Another form of exercise for me is basketball. I played growing up in Denmark and it always used to be my favorite sport."
Agdal thinks of the full package before stripping down. "It's important to me to have smooth skin. I go to European Wax Center and get certain areas waxed. They have a great exfoliator, The Exfoliate, that I try to use at least once a week."
But the model keeps the rest of her beauty routine relatively simple. "I'm not fancy when it comes to beauty products," the fresh-faced Dane said. "I like the smell of Garnier Fructis, so I use that. I travel at least four days a week, so I have grown a new love for hotel shampoos."
We're not yet convinced we'll look like Nina on the beach this summer, but that just may be our problem!
"I think it's always important for any woman to feel beautiful in a bikini, regardless of shape or size," she asserts. "Confidence goes a long way."
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It was a troubling site. In September 2004, US Minerals Management Service researchers found four dead polar bears floating in the Beaufort Sea. The scientists concluded that as many as 40 polar bears likely drowned as they swam between ice floes—their traditional hunting grounds. Though polar bears are skilled swimmers, as the floes retreat due to warming air and ocean temperatures, the greater distances they must travel have proven to be deadly.That same month, the polar ice cap was reported to have retreated 160 miles north of the northern coast of Alaska. This was not an anomaly. As the arctic temperature rose 5 degrees Fahrenheit over the past several decades, the total amount of sea ice was reduced by 250 million acres, and ice thickness declined from 10 to only 6 feet. With an annual loss of approximately 14,000 square miles of sea ice, it is of no surprise that many scientists predict polar bears could become extinct within the next century.
Despite the plight of the polar bear and other evidence of global warming, no serious steps have been taken to stop or at least slow the buildup of heat-trapping greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. These gases—primarily carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide—are emitted mostly as a result of human activities, particularly the burning of fossil fuels. They have led to a 0.6 to 1.2 degrees F temperature increase since the late 19th century, ten of the warmest years on record since 1990 and up to a 10-inch rise in sea levels due to melting polar ice. Unfortunately, scientists affiliated with the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change now predict that global temperatures may rise up to 8.1 degrees F by 2100. And while polar bears may be the most noticeable and charismatic species to be first to fall victim to climate change, they will certainly not be the last. Not a single species, including humans, will be spared the impacts of this warming climate. Coastal flooding, prolonged droughts, more ferocious and unpredictable storms and climate patterns, fresh water shortages and increased disease will become commonplace as the mercury continues to rise.
While scientists have known for years that the warming temperatures melt the ice floes, few imagined how dramatic and rapid the loss would be. The annual loss of Greenland's ice sheet, according to scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and the University of Kansas, has risen from 21.6 cubic miles in 1996 to 36 cubic miles in 2005. In Alaska, scientists estimate the summertime Arctic could be ice-free within 70 years. Responding to the significant loss of polar ice in Antarctica, top NASA climate scientist James Hansen has predicted that without a dramatic cut to emissions, the sea level could rise 80 feet by the time today's children reach middle age.
The potential consequences to the world's oceans are dramatic. In the Arctic, crabs and other bottom dwelling species will either have to move north with the retreating sea ice or perish. In the Antarctic, the number of krill (the primary food source for whales, seals and penguins) has already declined by 80 percent since the 1970s as global warming causes the species' food supply to diminish. As the oceans warm, they also are becoming more acidic due to escalating rates of carbon dioxide input into the sea. Increasing ocean acidity threatens the very existence of crabs, oysters and mussels by dissolving their shells or preventing shell formation. Such changes, including alterations in the abundance and distribution of plankton— a critical food species in an ocean ecosystem—will have dramatic impacts on the health of our oceans. This means disastrous consequences for a wide variety of species, including crabs, salmon, seals and whales.
Climate change is causing enormous impacts to the world's coral reefs, which provide critical habitat to a cornucopia of marine organisms and are already under threat from unsustainable and illegal fishing practices, coastal development and pollution. Global warming exacerbates these impacts by causing coral bleaching, a phenomenon that occurs when stressed or diseased coral expel the algae that give them their vibrant colors. Bleaching incidents, particularly if they are prolonged, can kill coral. In October 2000 at a symposium in Bali, Indonesia, scientists warned that over 25 percent of the world's coral reefs have already been destroyed, mainly because of global warming.
In 2002, 60 percent of Australia's Great Barrier Reef suffered bleaching, with 90 percent of coral bleached in the worst affected areas. More recently, an unprecedented die-off of coral was documented in the US Virgin Islands by National Park Service biologists, with ancient corals that existed during the voyages of Columbus found dead over the past few months. Described by the Global Coral Reef Alliance as an "underwater holocaust," the die-off was caused by increasing water temperatures that caused bleaching and made the coral more susceptible to disease. Indeed, 90 percent of coral reefs around the Maldives and Seychelle Islands in the Indian Ocean have been killed over the past two years as a result of global warming. Such losses have caused some scientists to claim that the world's existing reefs may be dead within 50 years because coral cannot recuperate in a hostile environment.
For many animals and plants, surviving in a warming world may simply not be possible. Scientists estimate that to survive a 5.4 degree F increase, plant and animal species will have to move north more than 300 miles or travel over 1600 feet up a mountain in order to find a suitable habitat. Because such extreme movements are often unlikely due to both natural dispersal limitations and a lack of available habitats, scientists are predicting an impending extinction crisis. Already, scientists believe that a warming climate is responsible for the extinction of almost half of the 80 herds of desert bighorn sheep in California, the near extirpation of a moose population in northwest Minnesota and a loss of 60 percent of collared lemming habitat in Canada. The population of over 5 million ducks who nest in the prairie pothole region of the central United States and Canada may be halved by 2060 because of harsher, more frequent droughts. Habitat for freshwater fish species, including brook, rainbow and cutthroat trout and the invertebrates they feed on, will shrink significantly as streams and rivers warm and their depth decreases. Forests like the Sierra Nevada mountains in California have already shifted their tree lines as much as 100 feet upslope, as they attempt to escape the heat and drought that have increased the frequency and ferocity of forest fires.
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Johnny Smith, an eminent jazz guitarist whose composition "Walk, Don't Run" became an unlikely surf-rock hit for the Ventures, died June 11 at his home in Colorado Springs. He was 90.
The cause was complications from a fall, said his son John Smith III.
The sumptuous melodic style, understated precision and remarkable consistency of Mr. Smith's playing over the decades brought him countless admirers at the highest levels of his craft. Those he accompanied included clarinetist Benny Goodman, saxophonist Stan Getz, singers Bing Crosby and Beverly Kenney, and pianist Hank Jones.
A hallmark of Mr. Smith's playing was an intricate but seemingly effortless approach to jazz and bossa nova standards.
"He took very logical solos, like someone had written them all out ahead of time, but that was not the case," said Vincent Pelote, acting director of the Institute of Jazz Studies at Rutgers University. "That's how organized a mind he had, and he had the technical ability to pull it all off. And that's what floored a lot of musicians, too."
Mr. Smith was largely self-taught as a guitarist and worked his way into the top ranks of New York's music scene in the late 1940s. He played on the radio with the NBC studio orchestra, led by conductor Arturo Toscanini, and performed on the concert stage daunting works by Arnold Schoenberg under conductor Dimitri Mitropoulos.
Mr. Smith also was immersed in the jazz world. After committing himself to a solo career in the early 1950s, he became a mainstay of the New York nightclub Birdland.
His recording breakthrough was the 1952 album "Moonlight in Vermont," in which he led a quintet that included Getz. The title song, which became one of the best-selling jazz singles of the era, was nothing short of virtuosic — a marriage of exquisite delicacy, dexterity and surprise.
Mr. Smith starts "Moonlight in Vermont" by creating the melody as a series of chords instead of single notes, which is hard to pull off. He said he settled on the technique after seeing a musician play a Hammond organ.
"The hardest thing to do on the guitar is to play a melodic chord progression in smooth, even fashion without leaving space between chords," he told the Colorado Springs Independent. "Then one day I noticed how an organist managed to keep a tone going between chords by holding down one of the notes of the chord while he pivoted to the next chord. I picked up on that and applied it to chord progressions on the guitar."
His most enduring composition was "Walk, Don't Run," recorded by Mr. Smith in 1954 and later covered by guitarist Chet Atkins. The Atkins version inspired the Ventures, whose interpretation became a pop hit in the early 1960s.
Mr. Smith toured in bands led by Count Basie and Stan Kenton and was frequently listed in magazine polls as a favorite jazz guitarist in the 1950s. At the peak of his career, he left the jazz center of New York for Colorado. His wife had died in childbirth in 1958, and as the only caregiver for their 4-year-old daughter, he decided to raise her in Colorado Springs, where he had family.
He said he never regretted the decision, telling the Colorado Springs paper, "The greatest view I ever had of New York City was when I emerged from the Lincoln Tunnel on the New Jersey side and watched the Manhattan skyline recede in my rearview mirror."
He taught guitar, ran a music store and helped design jazz guitars for companies including Gibson. The royalties from "Walk, Don't Run" helped him through many lean years.
John Henry Smith II was born June 25, 1922, in Birmingham, Ala., where his father was a foundry worker and played banjo. When the factory closed during the Depression, the Smiths were uprooted and eventually settled in Portland, Maine.
As a child, he did not have money to buy a guitar, so he came to an arrangement with pawnshops in Portland to keep instruments in tune in return for getting to play them.
He was accomplished enough at 13 to turn professional in a country band. He made $4 a night — good enough money during the Depression that he quit high school. He was drawn to the improvisational possibilities of jazz after hearing the guitar innovators Django Reinhardt and Charlie Christian on the radio.
During World War II, he learned the cornet to play in an Army Air Forces band. He eventually became a licensed pilot.
His first marriage, to Gertrude Larrivee, ended in divorce. His second wife, Ann Westerstrom, died in childbirth in 1958. His third wife, Sandy Robbins, died in 2006.
Survivors include two children from the first marriage, John Smith III of Houston and David Smith of Colorado Springs; a daughter from his second marriage, Kim Stewart of Centennial, Colo; a brother; three grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
To critical praise, Mosaic Records reissued in 2002 many of the sides he recorded for the Roost label in the 1950s and 1960s. In 1998, Mr. Smith received the Smithsonian Institution's James Smithson Bicentennial Medal for his contributions to American culture.
Mr. Smith once told the jazz critic Leonard Feather that one of his least-heralded contributions to music was trying to teach sophisticated jazz harmonies to teenage rock musicians in Colorado.
"It's wonderful," he said, "when a youngster will come up and say, 'Hey, you remember that seventh chord with the flatted fifth that you showed us last week? Well, we used that in one of our songs.' "


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The City of District Heights is notifying residents of a program provided through the National Leauge of Cities (NLC) Service Line Warranty Program administered by Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA). This program offers a warranty to homeowners that covers repairs or replacements of the outside water line that runs from the point of utility responsibility to the home. Property owners are accountable for these repairs, not the utility.
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Gion (祇園) is a district of Kyoto, Japan, originally developed in the Middle Ages, in front of Yasaka Shrine. The district was built to accommodate the needs of travelers and visitors to the shrine. It eventually evolved to become one of the most exclusive and well-known geisha districts in all of Japan.
The geisha in the Gion district do not refer to themselves as geisha; instead, Gion geisha use the local term geiko. While the term geisha means "artist" or "person of the arts", the more direct term geiko means essentially "a child of the arts" or "a woman of art".
This neighborhood in Kyoto has two hanamachi (geiko communities): Gion Kōbu (祇園甲部) and Gion Higashi (祇園東). Despite the considerable decline in the number of geisha in Gion in the last one hundred years, it is still famous for the preservation of forms of traditional architecture and entertainment.
The eight islands of Japan sprang into existence through Divine Intervention.The first two gods who came into existence were Izanagi no Mikoto and Izanami no Mikoto, the Exalted Male and Exalted Female. It was their job to make the land for people to live on.They went to the bridge between heaven and earth and, using a jewel-encrusted halberd, Izanagi and Izanami churned up the sea into a frothy foam. As salty drips of water fell from the tip of the halberd the first island was formed. Its name was Onogoro.So far, so good. But when Izanagi and Izanami first met on their island, Izanami spoke to Isanagi without being spoken to first. Since she was the female, and this was improper, their first union created badly-formed offspring who were sent off into the sea in boats.The next time they met, Izanagi was sure to speak first, ensuring the proper rules were followed, and this time they produced eight children, which became the islands of Japan.I'm sure you did not fail to miss the significance of this myth for the establishment of Japanese formal society.At present, Japan is the financial capital of Asia. It has the second largest economy in the world and the largest metropolitan area (Tokyo.)Technically there are three thousand islands making up the Japanese archipelago. Izanagi and Izanami must have been busy little devils with their jewelled halberd...Japan's culture is highly technical and organized. Everything sparkles and swooshes on silent, miniaturized mechanisms.They're a world leader in robotics, and the Japanese have the longest life-expectancy on earth.Text by Steve Smith.


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Givat Shmuel, Israel – June 23, 2011 – Cimatron Limited (NASDAQ and TASE: CIMT) announced today that a 2pm (US EDT) online seminar this afternoon will show how die makers can drastically reduce delivery time using CimatronE.
Cimatron offers a complete 3D software solution for die making that enables manufacturers to reduce trial and error, and shorten delivery times. CimatronE's die solution covers the process from quoting through design and up to machining and wire EDM.
In today's increasingly competitive market, die makers need advanced CAD/CAM and analysis tools that complement and leverage their experience. CimatronE is renowned for its balance between automation and full control - enabling productivity without compromising quality.
From the simplest to the most complex projects, CimatronE's powerful toolset, flexible automation, and easy-to-master interface help optimize design and minimize time to market.
The webinar will demonstrate how CimatronE customers:
- Produce progressive dies at incredible speed.
- Use one integrated solution from quoting and strip design to final production.
- Save hours and days generating accurate quotes - even for the most complex jobs.
- Enjoy powerful built-in analysis tools and the industry's fastest strip design capabilities.
- Cut die design time by 25-30%!
To register, please click here or visit www.Cimatrontech.com.
About Cimatron
With over 28 years of experience and more than 40,000 installations worldwide, Cimatron is a leading provider of integrated, CAD/CAM software solutions for mold, tool and die makers as well as manufacturers of discrete parts. Cimatron is committed to providing comprehensive, cost-effective solutions that streamline manufacturing cycles and ultimately shorten product delivery time.
The Cimatron product line includes the CimatronE and GibbsCAM brands with solutions for mold design, die design, electrodes design, 2.5 to 5 axes milling, wire EDM, turn, mill-turn, rotary milling, multi-task machining, and tombstone machining. Cimatron's subsidiaries and extensive distribution network serve and support customers in the automotive, aerospace, medical, consumer plastics, electronics, and other industries in over 40 countries worldwide.
Cimatron's shares are publicly traded on the NASDAQ exchange and the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange under the symbol CIMT. For more information, please visit Cimatron's web site at: http://www.cimatron.com
This press release includes forward looking statements, within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, which are subject to risk and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated. Such statements may relate to Cimatron's plans, objectives and expected financial and operating results. The words "may," "could," "would," "will," "believe," "anticipate," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "plan," and similar expressions or variations thereof are intended to identify forward-looking statements. Investors are cautioned that any such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks and uncertainties, many of which are beyond Cimatron's ability to control. The risks and uncertainties that may affect forward looking statements include, but are not limited to: currency fluctuations, global economic and political conditions, marketing demand for Cimatron products and services, long sales cycles, new product development, assimilating future acquisitions, maintaining relationships with customers and partners, and increased competition. For more details about the risks and uncertainties related to Cimatron's business, refer to Cimatron's filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Cimatron cannot assess the impact of or the extent to which any single factor or risk, or combination of them, may cause. Cimatron undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise.
For More Information Contact:
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Phone: +972 73 237 0298
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DEA and federal law enforcement officials from the FDA's Office of Criminal Investigations and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service today announced the culmination of Operation Raw Deal, an international case targeting the global underground trade of anabolic steroids, human growth hormone (HGH) and insulin growth factor (IGF). In addition, the investigation includes significant enforcement of illicit underground trafficking of ancillary and counterfeit medications. The investigation represents the largest steroid enforcement action in U.S. history and took place in conjunction with enforcement operations in nine countries worldwide. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and the National Drug Intelligence Center (NDIC) also played key roles in the investigation.
143 federal search warrants were executed on targets nationwide, resulting in 124 arrests and the seizure of 56 steroid labs across the United States. In total, 11.4 million steroid dosage units were seized, as well as 242 kilograms of raw steroid powder of Chinese origin. As part of Operation Raw Deal, $6.5 million was also seized, as well as 25 vehicles, 3 boats, 27 pill presses, and 71 weapons.
These law enforcement operations were the result of Operation Raw Deal, the largest steroid enforcement action in U.S. history. The nearly two-year-old operation, which culminated in a series of law enforcement actions last week, was led by the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), working with federal law enforcement officials from the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) Office of Criminal Investigations, the U.S. Postal Service and others. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS), U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National Drug Intelligence Center (NDIC) also played key roles in Operation Raw Deal. The multi-jurisdictional Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF) operation was coordinated by prosecutors from the Criminal Division's Narcotic and Dangerous Drug Section assigned to the Special Operations Division. The U.S. operation took place in conjunction with enforcement operations in Mexico, Canada, China, Belgium, Australia, Germany, Denmark, Sweden, and Thailand.
Criminal charges were filed this month in several federal districts as part of Operation Raw Deal, including the U.S. Attorneys' Offices in the Southern District of California, the Southern District of New York, the Middle District of Pennsylvania, and the District of Rhode Island. The indictments include various narcotics distribution offenses, such as conspiracy to import anabolic steroids, and other charges including conspiracy to launder money.
"DEA successfully attacked the illegal steroid industry at every level of its distribution network—from the manufacturers in China who supply the raw materials, to the traffickers in the United States who market the deadly doses. Operation Raw Deal uncovered a clandestine web of international drug dealers who lurk on the Internet for young adults craving the artificial advantage of anabolic steroids," said DEA Administrator Karen P. Tandy. "Today we reveal the truth behind the underground steroid market: dangerous drugs cooked up all too often in filthy conditions with no regard to safety, giving Americans who purchase them the ultimate raw deal."
"The FDA Office of Criminal Investigations takes this illegal conduct very seriously and fully supports the investigation and ultimate prosecution of these profiteers who endanger the public by formulating and selling unapproved illegal drugs, even when those who would be endangered are willing participants. These buyers are solely motivated by a desire to gain an unfair competitive advantage by using illegal performance-enhancing substances and the sellers are not concerned with the buyers' health but with making money," said Terry Vermillion, Director of the FDA Office of Criminal Investigations.
"Whenever someone uses the U.S. Mail to send anything that they know is dangerous, illegal or counterfeit, postal inspectors are prepared to find them and arrest them in order to preserve the integrity of the mail," said Chief Postal Inspector Alexander Lazaroff of the United States Postal Inspection Service. "I am proud to partner in this operation to stop the suppliers of anabolic steroids and the customers who purchase them, so that the mail will not be an ingredient in this deadly recipe."
Operation Raw Deal is a four-prong strategy focusing on: raw material manufacturers/suppliers in the China and other countries; underground anabolic laboratories in the United States, Canada and Mexico; numerous U.S.-based websites distributing materials, or conversion kits, necessary to convert raw steroid powders into finished product; and Internet bodybuilding discussion boards that are the catalysts for individuals to learn how to illicitly use, locate and discreetly purchase performance enhance drugs, including anabolic steroids. Many of the underground steroids labs targeted in this case advertise and are endorsed on these message boards.
According to the charges filed in connection with Operation Raw Deal, worldwide manufacturers of the raw materials needed for steroids use websites to market their products and even provide guidance to potential customers. Steroid Internet message boards and chat rooms also use the latest technology in an effort to keep their business transactions – and those of their customers – anonymous. These websites, chat rooms, and message boards also provide information about how to convert the raw material into finished steroid product and boast of their ability to resist law enforcement scrutiny. In addition, these sites promote and often sell "conversion kits" that allow customers to convert raw materials into steroids themselves from home. Besides steroids, many websites targeted also offered other dangerous drugs and chemicals such as ketamine, fentanyl, ephedrine, pseudoephedrine, and GHB.
There is great danger in buying steroids, chemicals, and other illicit products on the Internet. Many companies operating illegally both in the United States and worldwide have no regard for product safety and mislabeling is common – both intentional and unintentional. Products are often misrepresented, and their safety is not at all guaranteed. In addition, federal agents report that many of the underground steroid labs seized in Operation Raw Deal are extremely unsanitary, further illustrating the danger in buying these products illegally. For example, recent lab seizures uncovered huge amounts of raw materials being mixed in bathtubs and bathroom sinks.
Southern District of California
A federal grand jury sitting in San Diego handed up seven indictments charging 14 individuals with conspiracy to import anabolic steroids, conspiracy to distribute anabolic steroids, and conspiracy to launder money. The indictments also seek criminal forfeiture. The indictments allege that the defendants purchased raw anabolic steroid powers from suppliers in foreign countries, including China, in order to manufacture steroid products in their underground laboratories and distribute the anabolic steroids through the Internet. Defendants include: Adam C. Hullander, Israel Sanchez, Felix Parache, Charles Joseph Lupico, Timothy Edward Smith, Jeffrey Lee Mitchell, Thomas Robert Souders, Michael Guthrie, John Russo, and Otis Neal Armour.
Southern District of New York
Indictments returned on May 17, 2007, and Sept. 20, 2007, by a federal grand jury in the Southern District of New York charge a total of five individuals with conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance. Three of the defendants are also charged with conspiracy to engage in money laundering. The indictments allege that the defendants owned and ran underground steroid labs operating in the New York area called "Bodiez by Design," and "Strong Island Underground," a/k/a "SIUG Labs." The indictments also allege that the defendants advertised steroids for sale on the Internet and shipped them to customers across the country by mail, directing customers to pay for the steroids in such a way as to mask the parties' identities and the nature of the transactions. Searches of the Strong Island Underground lab location and the defendants' residences resulted in the seizure of over 1.1 million dosage units of steroids and ancillary drugs in liquid and pill form, as well as steroid-related drug paraphernalia.
Four complaints, signed on Sept. 20 and 21, 2007, by a federal magistrate judge in the Southern District of New York, together charge an additional four individuals. Two are charged with conspiracy to distribute a controlled substance; one is alleged to have sold raw testosterone powder to customers over the Internet, and another allegedly purchased steroids from China for domestic re-distribution. A third defendant is charged with maintaining a drug-involved premise, for allegedly providing access to a rental storage unit to a steroid underground lab to be used as a stash house for the lab's operations. A fourth individual is charged with three counts: selling drug paraphernalia, using the mails to distribute drug paraphernalia, and providing equipment for the manufacture of controlled substances. The complaint alleges that the defendant owned and operated a company called "Titan Med Supply" which supplied the illegal steroid community with the necessary materials to convert raw steroid powders and other precursor materials into injectable liquid steroid solutions.
Middle District of Pennsylvania
On Sept. 18, 2007, a federal grand jury in the Middle District of Pennsylvania returned a one-count indictment charging three individuals with conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute anabolic steroids. The indictment alleges that these defendants and others conspired together to illegally distribute steroids for a two-year period extending from June 2005 through September 2007. The defendants were arrested following the return of the indictment and are currently awaiting trial. Each defendant faces up to five years in prison and fines totaling $250,000 if convicted on the conspiracy charge.
In a number of related matters, on Sept. 24, 2007, the U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Pennsylvania filed felony informations charging five other individuals with drug-related crimes. Three persons were charged with conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute ketamine, a Schedule III controlled substance. One individual was charged with conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute anabolic steroids. Each defendant faces up to five years in prison and fines totaling $250,000 if convicted on the conspiracy charges. Another person was charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine. This defendant faces up to 20 years in prison and fines totaling $1 million if convicted.
District of Rhode Island
A federal grand jury in Rhode Island has charged Genescience Pharmaceutical Company, which is based in China, the company's CEO, Lei Jin, and three other men with participating in an international trafficking conspiracy in which millions of dollars worth of human growth hormone (HGH) was smuggled into the United States and other countries. The smugglers allegedly used Internet Web sites and clandestine e-mail addresses to facilitate the smuggling. The U.S. government has also seized money traced to the smuggling operation – about $3.6 million – from Chinese bank branches in New York
District of Maryland
On May 9, 2007, a federal grand jury in Baltimore indicted Bradley C. Blum, 36, of Houston Texas, for conspiring to illegally distribute and illegally distributing human growth hormone (HGH), which he allegedly obtained from a manufacturer in China, and then unlawfully sold to customers in Lexington Park, Md., and elsewhere in the United States. The indictment also seeks $863,534 in property and proceeds involved in and traceable to this illegal distribution scheme. In a related case, Anthony E. Schuler, of Allentown, Pa. was arrested on Sept. 20, 2007 and charged by criminal complaint with conspiracy to distribute and attempted distribution of human growth hormone, also allegedly obtained from a manufacturer in China.
Western District of Missouri
Four individuals have been charged in the Western District of Missouri for their involvement in the distribution of anabolic steroids. An indictment returned Sept. 21, 2007 charges Bryan Wilson and April Wilson with conspiring to distribute and distributing anabolic steroids. The indictment alleges that Bryan and April Wilson conspired with individuals located in China to distribute anabolic steroids to customers located around the United States. In exchange for wire money transfers to sources located in Qingdao, China, Bryan and April Wilson would receive raw steroid powder. At locations in Boone and Jackson Counties, Missouri, Bryan Wilson allegedly the raw steroid powder to pill and liquid anabolic steroid form. Operating under the names Pro Pharm, Pro Pharm Labs, and Palmco, Bryan and April Wilson allegedly distributed the final anabolic steroid products to customers throughout the United States.
Two other defendants were charged by way of federal complaint in the Western District of Missouri as part of Operation Raw Deal. Mikal Schrage and Jason Varner were charged in separate criminal complaints with possessing with the intent to distribute anabolic steroids. The affidavit in support of Mikal Schrage's criminal complaint alleges that Schrage allegedly transported approximately five pounds of powder anabolic steroids and 10,000 milliliters of liquid anabolic steroids from Florida to his residence in Nixa, Mo., when Schrage was stopped and arrested by law enforcement on Sept. 1, 2007. The affidavit in support of Jason Varner's criminal complaint alleges that Varner sought to purchase 188 vials of anabolic steroids outside of Columbia, Mo., on Sept.19, 2007. After Varner's arrest, law enforcement officers recovered an additional 44 vials of anabolic steroids from Varner's residence.
District of Connecticut
In a related action, In April 2006, the FBI's Healthcare Fraud Unit in the District of Connecticut initiated "Operation Phony Pharm," an undercover investigation targeting the illegal sale of anabolic steroids, HGH and prescription pain medication over the Internet. Although they began independently of each other, Operation Phony Pharm and Operation Raw Deal have provided mutual assistance as these investigations evolved.
In an indictment unsealed in Hartford, Conn., Edwin F. Porter, 41, of Chandler, Ariz.; Matthew J. Peltz, 36, of Chandler, Ariz.; Tyler J. Lunn, 27 of Phoenix, Ariz.; and Walter T. Corey, 37, of Cherleroi, Pa., are charged with conspiring to distribute and distribution of anabolic steroids. The indictment alleges the defendants purchased raw steroid powder from China, manufactured anabolic steroids in home laboratories in both oral and injectable form, and distributed them to customers around the country through a MySpace.com profile and an internet website they created, www.anabolic-superstore.com.
Also, as a result of this ongoing investigation, on Sept. 21, 2007, Brian S. Tompkins, 29, of Deltona, Fla., pleaded guilty in Hartford to one count of distribution of anabolic steroids. Tompkins admitted that from September 2006 to July 2007, he distributed anabolic steroids by mail to individuals who contacted him through his MySpace.com profile. Tompkins further admitted that, in July 2007, he purchased two kilograms of steroid powder from a supplier in China. And today, Alan R. Blair, 52, of Wilton, Conn., pleaded guilty in Hartford to one count of distributing HGH without a prescription. Blair admitted that, from approximately November 2004 to April 2007, he distributed HGH to customers throughout world using the website www.jintropin.com. The HGH was shipped directly to Blair's customers from a supplier in China.
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SMALLWOOD ON COLLEGE | Bloomington, IN
Job Title: Leasing Professional
Department(s): Leasing
Reports to: Director of Leasing & Marketing
Job summary
The Leasing Professional is responsible for the leasing process from initial prospect contact to actual occupancy, including conveying the benefits of the community to all prospects, residents, and guests. This is all done with the goal of maximizing occupancy for the community. The Leasing Professional is also responsible for daily front desk and receptionist tasks as well as as-needed help with audits, reports and training for the staff.
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
Greet prospects and qualify them by asking all appropriate rental criteria (ask questions, utilize guest cards, etc.)
Record all telephone and in-person contacts according to the policies of the office.
Maintain follow up with all prospects, utilizing the follow up procedures provided by the Director of Leasing & Marketing.
Inspect tour route and model apartment(s) daily, communicate any service related requests to the Maintenance Supervisor.
Assist in monitoring renewal efforts. Distribute and follow up on renewal letters and notices.
Demonstrate the community and model and apply feature/benefit selling, close the sale.
Represent the community in a professional manner at all times.
Accept rental payments and answer basic questions about resident/prospect ledgers.
Create lease paperwork and verify that prospective residents have fully executed their portions of the lease agreement.
Maintain current resident files.
Assist management team with other various tasks as needed.
Keep current on required training as assigned by the Executive Director or Leasing & Marketing Director, including but not limited to Grace Hill training.
Consistently and fairly implement all policies of the community.
Resident Retention
Take phone calls and in person visits from current residents. Listen to all resident requests, concerns, or comments.
Complete and enter into Entrata all maintenance service requests.
Follow up with all residents in a timely manner.
Answer questions for residents about the community, rent, rules, repairs, etc.
Follow up with residents after completion of maintenance requests to ensure they were completed in a satisfactory manner.
Maintain open communication with the Maintenance Supervisor.
Contribute to the upkeep and curb appeal of the community on an ongoing basis.
Assist in planning resident events. Attend events and be an active participant as directed by the Executive Director and Director of Leasing & Marketing.
Participate in outreach marketing (housing fairs, on-campus events, etc.) as directed by the Director of Leasing & Marketing.
Advise residents regarding our referral program (if applicable).
Assist in placing, updating, and removing signs, banners, balloons, etc.
Distribute community newsletters, flyers, etc.
Help conduct market surveys and shop the competing properties on a quarterly basis.
Essential Job Functions
Complete Fair Housing Certification through the on-line Grace Hill Training program, as well as additional training as assigned.
Demonstrate an ability to support and contribute to the on-site team.
Demonstrate strong interpersonal skills, as well as strong written and oral communication abilities.
Operate telephone, computer, copier, fax, and office printers. Maintain a working knowledge of the Microsoft Office basic suite and Yardi software.
Have a positive attitude and the ability to stay positive in all situations.
Participate in all required training.
Ability to work a flexible schedule, including some nights or weekends as needed.
Show ability to diffuse customer concerns to prevent escalation of the initial problem.
As Needed
Special projects as needed/assigned.
Employer's Rights
This job description does not list all the duties of the job. Incumbents may be asked by their supervisor or managers to perform other duties. Incumbents will be evaluated in part based upon their performance of the tasks listed in this job description.
The Company has the right to revise this job description at any time. The job description is not a contract for employment and either you or the Company may terminate employment at any time, with or without cause, with or without notice (subject to applicable laws).


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A couple weeks ago at Hexagon's International Conference (HxGN Live 2016), Gamma 2 Robotics, makers of artificially intelligent autonomous security robots, intoduced RAMSEE, a new security patrol robot. The launch at HxGN LIVE was part of a new partnership with Hexagon Safety & Infrastructure.
I spoke with the company's chief product officer, Francis X. Govers III in a video interview at the conference that you can view by clicking here.
RAMSEE is a physical robotic presence that, once it is programmed, patrols autonomously without supervision and provides real-time data on intruders, motion, heat, fire, smoke, and toxic gas leaks. The company says that it will soon offer fire suppression options for RAMSEE. As a human-machine interface it creates a powerful force multiplier, especially noteworthy for jobs that are difficult to fill, such as overnight security.


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Emmy winner Toni Collette is eyeing her return to the small screen.
The United States of Tara alum will star on Hostages, the CBS conspiracy drama pilot from executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer.
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Collette will play Ellen, a successful Washington, D.C. surgeon who is selected to operate on the President of the United States. She is pushed into the middle of a political conspiracy when her family is taken hostage, and Ellen must do whatever she can to save her husband and children. Like that other conspiracy political drama, Homeland, Hostages is based on an Israeli show.
Hostages was written by Jeffrey Nachmanoff (The Day After Tomorrow), who will also direct and executive-produce the pilot along with Bruckheimer and Jonathan Littman. Omri Givon, Rotem Shamir and Chayim Sharir, who created the original series, are on board as well. KristieAnne Reed and Alon Aranya will serve as co-executive producers.
If picked up to series, Hostages would mark Collette's first network TV series starring role. She won an Emmy and a Golden Globe for playing a woman suffering from multiple personality disorder in the Showtime series United States of Tara, which was canceled in 2011 after three seasons. Collette is also known for her roles in films such as The Sixth Sense, Little Miss Sunshine and In Her Shoes.
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Ferdinand Zipper was a multifaceted artist originally from the Vienna area. He was born in Dornbach and attended the Austrian Kunstgewerbeschule until 1931. Initially, he became known for his innovating set designs. He became a resident of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, in 1939, and it was during the war years that he focused on advertising design. He also worked with Wim Bijmoer on the sets of the Hella Haasse play 'Sprookjes' in 1944.
The Amsterdam-based publisher Dico published his book 'Kabouter Duimelang's reis naar de stad', that consisted of woodcarvings with accompanying texts by Zipper's wife Helen. Zipper continued to do illustration work for this publisher in the following years, but also for the series 'Rendeltje's Vertelselboek' by Jeannine de Jong-Snijder van Wissenkerke for De Opbouw in Amsterdam in 1944.
In the 1950s, Zipper made illustrations for children's books and comic stories by A.D. Hildebrand; the latter were printed in the children's section of newspaper Het Parool. He left Amsterdam in 1964 and focused on a life as a fine artist. He passed away during a visit to Austria in 1985.


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Grüezi, salut, buongiorno, bainvegni, and welcome to InterNations St. Gallen. As a community designed to serve expats in St. Gallen and around the world, InterNations is here to make transitioning into your new life easier. Whether you're about to arrive or you're already in the city, our members are here to answer your most important questions. You may want information on factors like languages, the cost of rent, or healthcare. You'll soon find that St. Gallen is a multilingual hotspot, rent isn't always budget-friendly, but living outside the immediate area helps, and that local healthcare is excellent.
Attend our monthly events and activities for St. Gallen expatriates to get to know like-minded expatriates in real life.
Get trustworthy advice and local insights from fellow members in our St. Gallen expat forums.
Complete with valleys and history that can rival anything found elsewhere in Europe, St. Gallen is a tucked away in the northern quarters of Switzerland. Popular municipalities in the canton include Thal and Monsnang, as well as the areas immediately surrounding the university. While the textile industry continues to be one of the most popular industries, those seeking employment in insurance or further education are also at an advantage. If you have a young family, not only will you benefit from the safe nature of the area, you can take advantage of the International School St. Gallen for your child's education.
At InterNations, our unique community is here to answer your most important questions before you embark on life as an expatriate in St. Gallen. Whether you want to know more about finding a local apartment, rental prices in the area, or how to start a business, our members will point you in the right direction. All we ask is that you engage in our community with a little "netiquette" and a lot of passion. Once you've found your feet, why not come along to one of our regular events? They act as an excellent opportunity to meet our members, or you can try one of the activities they organize themselves. From wine tasting sessions to local walks, the InterNations members introduce lots of chances to explore the area, making your life as an expatriate in St. Gallen effortlessly enjoyable.


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The biblical story of Noah is currently being retold in movie theaters across the country, but the next "great flood" is not expected anytime soon. Still, some homeowners in the Northeast are still rebuilding after Superstorm Sandy, which hit the region two days before Halloween 2012 with strong winds and a storm surge not witnessed in a very long time.
Sandy reminds us how destructive severe flooding can be. Not only did the storm swamp hundreds of homes along the Long Island, N.Y., and New Jersey coasts, it caused enormous flood losses in Manhattan's pricey brownstone communities.
Sandy was classified by the National Hurricane Center as an extra-tropical storm, a weather event created by temperature contrasts in the atmosphere, as opposed to a hurricane borne from warm ocean water. Sandy produced a tidal surge that was disproportionately and surprisingly large, exceeding the one-in-500-year flood elevation estimates developed by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
While prognosticators and climate-change advocates debate whether floods will become more common, those of us in the insurance industry can remind customers how damaging they can be. Floods can not only severely damage a home and in some cases completely destroy it, they can breed disastrous health impacts caused by contaminated drinking water, hazardous material spills, disease-carrying insects and rodents and toxic mold. Larger storms have the capacity to cause rivers, streams and lakes to overflow and alter the flood plain map for future generations currently not exposed to such risks.
Norman Heinrich, president of the Miami-based managing general agency WNC Insurance, is a specialist underwriter of flood risks for affluent homeowners. When he evaluates the flood perils at houses along coastlines and rivers, he tugs along detailed flood maps, historical weather pattern data and decades of knowledge to assess the potential for loss.
Norman also is a straight shooter, who tells it like he sees it. "I'm not going to instruct a wealthy person not to build a mansion along the coastline because there is a greater chance of flooding from a tidal surge," he said. "I understand why such individuals want to have their homes in a beautiful place. Rather, I'm going to help them manage the risk before they build, and buy the best insurance possible afterwards to transfer the threat of loss."
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Unlike most people, Norman was not surprised by the flood devastation that occurred in the wake of Sandy. "People want to live by the water and in the mountains because they're special places," he said. "Their homes also are more expensive, so when disaster strikes the related costs are going to be sizable."
Such losses can endure for months, if not years. "I know of people with $5 million homes affected by Sandy who are still living elsewhere while their houses are being repaired," Norman said. "Ridding the house of damage caused by a flood is not an easy process. We tell homeowners they can live where they like, but be prepared for the consequences."
To arm oneself from a loss prevention standpoint, homeowners and their financial advisers can get advice from FEMA's FloodSmart website.
For those with coastal homes, FEMA is in the process of developing new flood hazard data designed to provide additional insight on greater resiliency to future storms. "One thing we learned after Sandy was that the houses protected by sand dunes suffered less damage than those that were not protected," Norman said.
Of course, even the best loss prevention strategy can falter in the face of a truly catastrophic natural disaster, hence the exceptional prudence in having adequate flood insurance. (Traditional homeowners insurance policies exclude coverage for flood-caused damages.) The government's National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is a great recourse, but the financial limits of protection are $250,000 to cover the structure and $100,000 for the home's contents, nowhere near what most affluent homeowners would need to defray flood damage expenses.
Fortunately, a robust private flood insurance market has emerged to augment and even replace this insurance capacity, through excess limits of insurance and primary coverage, respectively. This is a good thing, too. Demand for flood insurance is increasing—for obvious reasons. However, the NFIP has accrued $24 billion in debt due to flood insurance claims from a number of recent storms, including Sandy and Hurricanes Katrina and Rita in 2005, according to ratings agency Fitch. This has compelled the federal government (and many state governments) to look for ways to reduce their flood-focused financial subsidies—privatizing flood insurance being a key recourse.
At the same time, premiums for government flood insurance have increased beyond the financial means of many homeowners. "Legislation to scale back the NFIP's rates was signed recently by President Obama, indicating more federal subsidies will be required to keep the flood program afloat—not less," said Bob Hartwig, president and chief economist of the Insurance Information Institute. "The new rates will still be less than actuarially sound, creating additional financial burdens for taxpayers. It's clear this product doesn't meet the expectations of consumers."
Bob's point underscores the importance of a private flood insurance policy—not just for wealthy homeowners but for every homeowner. And just in time, too. According to an analysis by the Department of Homeland Security, if Superstorm Sandy had been a Category 4 storm rather than Category 2, and it made landfall in Manhattan, the damage would have totaled more than $500 billion—quadruple Hurricane Katrina's financial ferocity.
No one is going to sell their brownstone based on such fears, nor should they. Having experts like Norman evaluate flood risks, advise appropriate mitigation measures and secure comprehensive insurance from a financially strong insurer is the best defense possible against Mother Nature's increasingly capricious whims. Building an ark would take too long.


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Sadhu Sundar Singh
Indian Christian missionary
Singh was raised a member of the Sikh religion. Prior to his conversion, Sundar attended a primary school run by the American Presbyterian Mission where the New Testament was read daily as a "textbook." Sundar "refused to read the Bible at the daily lessons...To some extent the teaching of the Gospel on the love of God attracted me, but I still thought it was false."
In the midst of such confusion and while only fourteen years old, his mother died, and Sundar underwent a crisis of faith. His mother was a loving saintly woman and they were very close. In his anger, Sundar burned a copy of one of the Gospels in public. Within three days Sundar Singh could bear his misery no longer. Late one night in December 1903, he rose from bed and prayed that God reveal himself to him if he really existed. Otherwise -- "I planned to throw myself in front of the train which passed by our house." For seven hours Sundar Singh prayed. "O God, if there is a God, reveal thyself to me tonight." The next train was due at five o'clock in the morning. The hours passed. Suddenly the room filled with a glow. A man appeared before him. Sundar Singh heard a voice say, "How long will you deny me? I died for you; I have given my life for you." He saw the man's hands, pierced by nails.
Amazed that his vision had taken the unexpected form of Jesus, Sundar was convinced in his heart that Jesus was the true Savior, and that He was alive. Sundar fell on his knees before Him and experienced an astonishing peacefulness which he had never felt before. The vision disappeared, but peace and joy lingered within him.
Despite his family's pleas, bribes, and threats, Sundar wanted to be baptized in the Christian faith. After his father spoke words of official rejection over him, Sundar became an outcast from his people. He cut off the hair he had worn long like every Sikh man. Against great opposition, he was baptized on his birthday in 1905, in an English church in Simla.
Conventional Indian churches were willing to grant him a pulpit, but their rules were foreign to his spirit. Indeed, he felt that a key reason the gospel was not accepted in India was because it came in a garb foreign to Indians. He decided to become a sadhu, so that he could dedicate himself to the Lord Jesus. He was convinced that this was the best way to introduce the Gospel to his people since it was the only way which his people were accustomed to. As a sadhu, he wore a yellow robe, lived on the charity of others, abandoned all possession and maintained celibacy. In this lifestyle, he was free to devote himself to the Lord. Dressed in his thin yellow robe, Sundar Singh took to the road and began a life of spreading the simple message of love and peace and rebirth through Jesus. He carried no money or other possessions, only a New Testament.
Sundar journeyed much. He traveled all over India and Ceylon. Between 1918-1919, he visited Malaysia, Japan and China. Between 1920-1922 he went to Western Europe, Australia and Israel. He preached in many cities; Jerusalem, Lima, Berlin and Amsterdam among others. Despite his growing fame, Sundar retained a modest nature, desiring only to follow Jesus' example: to repay evil with kindness and to win over his enemies by love.
He was quite independent of outward Church authority in all his religious life, thought, and work. He dropped out of a Christian seminary that he briefly attended. Neither did he attach much importance to public worship because in his experience the heart prays better in solitude than in a congregation.
He traveled in India and Tibet, as well as the rest of the world, with the message that the modern interpretation of Jesus was sadly watered down. Sundar visited Tibet every summer and in 1929, he visited there and was never seen again.
Works by Sadhu Sundar Singh
At the young age of fifteen, Sundar Singh received a vision of Christ and converted from his native Hinduism to Christianity. After his conversion, he became a sadhu--an ascetic or holy man--and for the next twenty-five years, until his death, he preached the gospel. At the Master's Feet is a remarkable collection of Sundar Singh's visions from God, organized in a dialogue between the "Disciple" (Sundar Singh) and the "Master" (God). He includes in this uncomplicated dialogue profound teachings revealed to him from God. These teachings focus on the important practical aspects of Christianity--sin, salvation, prayer, service, etc.--rather than obscure or arcane theological discussions. Truly inspirational, At the Master's Feet reflects the depth of Sadhu Sundar Singh's dedication, and can encourage such dedication in all of its readers.
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Electronics Projects: How to Build an LED Flasher Using an Oscillator
An electronic circuit that generates repeated waveforms is an oscillator. The exact waveform generated depends on the type of circuit used to create the oscillator. Some circuits generate sine waves, some generate square waves, and others generate other types of waves. Oscillators are essential ingredients in many different types of electronic devices, including radios and computers.
One of the most commonly used oscillator circuits is made from a pair of transistors that are rigged up to alternately turn on and off. This type of circuit is called a multivibrator.
If the circuit is designed to continuously cycle between the two transistors, it's called an astable multivibrator because the circuit never reaches a point of stability — that is, it never decides which of the two transistors should be on, so it just keeps flipping back and forth between the two. Astable multivibrators are great for producing square waves.
In Project 6-3, you build a circuit that uses an astable multivibrator to alternately flash two LEDs. LED flasher circuits are a favorite of electronic hobbyists because flashing LEDs have all sorts of fun uses. For example, you can add creepy blinking eyes to a jack-o'-lantern for Halloween, or you can add blinking warning lights to your model railroad layout.
The LED flasher circuit is simply an astable multivibrator with LEDs added to the collector circuit of each transistor and filled in the resistor and capacitor values. With the values selected for this project, the lights alternate quickly, a bit faster than once per second.
If you feel like experimenting a bit after you complete this project, here are a couple of suggestions:
Try replacing R2 and R3 with larger resistors, such as 220 kΩ and 470 kΩ. What effect does this have on the flasher?
Try adding a potentiometer in series with R2 or R3. This allows you to vary the flash rate by turning the potentiometer knob.
Try changing the capacitors.


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The fossil came from a close relative of the Tyrannosaurus rex and is worth between $250,000 and $400,000.
The Tyrannosaurus bataar, also known as the Tarbosaurus, lived about 70 million years ago.
The Jackson Hole News and Guide reports that federal officials have declined to provide any details about the case, saying it remains under investigation.
Federal officials recently seized a nearly complete Tarbosaurus skeleton that was sold at auction in New York and arrested a Florida man for illegally importing dinosaur fossils.
It's unclear whether there's any connection between the Jackson skull and the New York case.
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IGN notes that GameStop has stopped taking preorders for Rainbow 6 Patriots, prompting speculation that the planned next installment in the tactical shooter series may have been cancelled. Other retailers continue to offer advance sales of the game, so this could just be a glitch, though they consult with "a source with intimate knowledge of the retailer" who tells them someone must have "actively flipped a switch" to eliminate Rainbow 6 Patriots from its system, and that GameStop tends not to do this without official confirmation that a title is dead, adding that this was even more unlikely to a project that's appeared on the cover of Game Informer magazine, which is owned by GameStop. Ubisoft's response to their inquiry about this does not provide any reassurance, as the publisher tells them: "We have nothing further to share about Rainbow 6: Patriots at this time."
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