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LOS ANGELES, April 15 (UPI) -- Actor-turned-stockbroker Frank Bank, who played Clarence "Lumpy" Rutherford on TV's "Leave it to Beaver," has died, his co-star from the U.S. sitcom confirmed.
The Los Angeles native died Saturday -- one day after his 71st birthday, People.com said Monday.
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"I was so sad to hear today of the passing of my dear friend and business associate Frank Bank, who played Lumpy on Leave it to Beaver. He was a character and always kept us laughing. My deepest condolences to Frank's family," Bank's "Beaver" co-star Jerry Mathers posted on Facebook Saturday.
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – The Georgia College baseball team (7-5, 1-2 PBC) dropped a Peach Belt Conference (PBC) contest 8-4 Sunday at Flagler College (9-7, 2-4 PBC) thanks in large part to the Saints' six-run fifth inning.
With the Bobcats up 4-1, Flagler plated six runs in the bottom of the fifth. A Bobcat error got the first two in, and then a trio of RBI singles preceded a sacrifice fly to cap the outburst. Down 7-4, the Bobcats were held scoreless for the final four frames.
Catcher Cody Maas (Alpharetta, Ga.) hit a three-run home run in the top of the fifth, the second this season for the Bobcat slugger. The other run came in the third on an RBI single from second baseman Ryan Sabalaskey (Carol Stream, Ill.).
Sabalaskey finished the day 2-for-3 with an RBI and a run. First baseman Clay Ardeeser (Loganville, Ga.) and leftfielder Chris McCoy (Battle Creek, Mich.) had two hits apiece.
Bobcat starter Justin Blue (Mulberry, Fla.) took the loss (2-2), surrendering five earned runs over 4 1/3 innings. Flagler starter Jake Brandenberger (4-0) got his second win of the series by going the distance, allowing four runs on eight hits and four walks; fanning six. Rightfielder Jake Hanson was 2-for-4 with a run and an RBI.
The Bobcats are back in action Wednesday, Feb. 27 at 3 p.m. hosting the University of West Georgia (7-4). The Wolves had doubleheader action with Paine College today.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 11 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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OSHABENI, South Africa — It was, by all accounts, an ordinary small-town political meeting. The leaders of the local branch of the African National Congress gathered in September at a convent here to discuss candidates for a newly vacated seat on the ward council, the lowest-level elected position in South Africa.
When it was over, Dumisani Malunga, the local party chairman and the front-runner for the seat, stopped at a friend's house for a late meal of chicken curry. As he and another party official, Bheko Chiliza, drove home at 9:30 p.m., a gunman fired into their car. Their bloody, bullet-riddled bodies were later found sprawled on the ground beside the white Toyota hatchback.
Mr. Malunga and Mr. Chiliza were the latest casualties in an increasingly bloody battle for local political posts in South Africa. Dozens of officials, including ward councilors, party leaders and mayors, have been killed in what has become a desperate, deadly struggle for power and its spoils.
The killings threaten to tarnish the image of the so-called rainbow nation, whose largely bloodless transition from white minority rule to nonracial democracy has made it a beacon of peace, tolerance and forgiveness.
Amid rising corruption and waning economic opportunities, political killings are on the rise. Here in KwaZulu-Natal Province, nearly 40 politicians have been killed since 2010 in battles over political posts, more than triple the number in the previous three years, according to government figures. Over the past few years, dozens more have been killed in provinces like Mpumalanga, North West and Limpopo.Continue reading the main story
The A.N.C., once a banned liberation movement engaged in one of the 20th century's most important struggles for justice and human rights, is now in power, and it has come under harsh scrutiny for the rampant poverty, deep inequality and widespread unemployment plaguing the country. A wave of wildcat strikes that began in August, and the lethal crackdown against them, has fueled anger at a party seen as increasingly out of touch and whose leaders appear only to seek to fill their pockets.
That is a stark change from the A.N.C.'s early days, when people risked their lives and freedom to join the party and its fight to end apartheid. But in recent years, the party has sharply increased recruitment of new members, with little consideration for who joins and why.
Many new members come in search of wealth and power. Fewer than half of South African's young black adults have jobs, and many lack the basic skills to find work after years of attending substandard schools in townships and rural areas. For these youths, politics is a seemingly certain route out of poverty. The rise in corruption has fed the belief that political posts mean kickbacks and contracts.
In the ranks of public servants, the post of rural ward council member in a speck of a town like this one would seem no great prize. The job pays about $150 a month, and its occupant must digest a steady diet of complaints from residents about the most fundamental ailments afflicting South Africa: schools that do not teach, taps that do not deliver water, crime that the police seem helpless to stop, jobs that are impossible to find.
But ward councilors are also a conduit for development projects in their areas, and they can influence the awarding of government contracts. The potential upside — earnings from bribes or surreptitious deals — is high.
"Due to the high rate of unemployment, people look for any opportunity to create an income and capitalize on it," said Mzwandile Mkhwanazi, the regional chairman of the A.N.C. in the area that includes Oshabeni. "They are influenced by levels of poverty. They come up with any ways and means of getting money."
Such changes in fortune explain why the post of ward councilor in Oshabeni, an impoverished town nestled in rolling hills about 15 miles inland from the Indian Ocean, was so hotly contested. When the woman who held the post died of illness in August, many local politicians were eager to throw their hats into the ring.
One of them was a young taxi driver named Sfiso Khumalo, the leader of the local branch of the A.N.C.'s Youth League. But Mr. Khumalo did not have a very good reputation, fellow Youth League members said. He was hotheaded, they said, and had spent nine years in prison for theft.
"We knew him as a stealer," said Gcinile Duma, the secretary of the Youth League. "He had been in jail and was with the wrong kind of people."
Other members of the local A.N.C. branch's executive committee said they were worried that Mr. Khumalo was not a suitable candidate.
"Some people get into politics for the wrong reason, only for money," said one local party leader who did not want to be named discussing party business. "Sfiso Khumalo was not looking to help people, only to help himself."
Standing in his way was Mr. Malunga, 42, the party chairman and a popular local figure.
"People liked Dumisani and saw him as a good leader," Ms. Duma said.
On Sept. 9, Mr. Khumalo attended the meeting at the Daughters of St. Francis of Assisi Convent to declare his candidacy. There was no open confrontation between Mr. Malunga and Mr. Khumalo, people who attended the meeting said. But when Mr. Malunga was found shot to death near his house, few doubted who was the prime suspect.
"We told the police, 'We know who did this. It was Sfiso Khumalo,' " Ms. Duma said.
After two days of investigations, the police arrested Mr. Khumalo, who promptly confessed that he had conspired with a local businessman to have Mr. Malunga killed. On Sept. 18, Mr. Khumalo was sentenced to 22 years in prison. The person accused of being his co-conspirator is still in court.
In a statement, the leader of the A.N.C. in KwaZulu-Natal condemned the violence and the culture it springs from.
"The A.N.C. can ill afford the development of the culture of the underworld, criminality and violent elimination of opponents," said the provincial chairman, Zweli Mkhize. "Neither can the A.N.C. afford the association of political appointment to self-enrichment where ascendancy to office is not linked with capacity, competence and dedicated service to our people."
Party officials paid for Mr. Malunga's burial, and his brick and stucco grave looks lavish next to the unadorned earthen mounds in the family graveyard that hold his father, brother and nephew.
Mr. Malunga's mother, Sizakele Malunga, has already buried 5 of her 11 children, but losing her youngest son was a special blow, she said. Mr. Malunga lived with her and kept her company in her widowhood.
"I am lonely, but nothing will bring him back," Mrs. Malunga said. "I just try to make the time pass without him."Continue reading the main story


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Little brother's revenge: Mark Dantonio puts the fight in Michigan State
It was one of those strange, revealing moments that hang in the air with absolutely no right answer.
Long after winning the biggest game at Michigan State in nearly 50 years, and deep in reflection after winning the 100th Rose Bowl, Mark Dantonio was told if he wasn't careful, he was going to make East Lansing a desirable spot for elite recruits.
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And the man who has built this gritty, grinder of a program — for decades lost in the Big Ten shadow of Ohio State and Michigan — released a crooked smile and said, "We're not changing the way we do things here."
That didn't mean Michigan State isn't interested in elite recruits. It meant if they do begin to arrive in East Lansing — and they most certainly have and will more often — they're not going to be treated any differently than anyone else.
Not any different than Darqueze Dennard or Shalique Calhoun. Not any different than Jeremy Langford or Kurtis Drummond.
Not any different than any of the other countless overlooked and passed over second-tier high school recruits who, after Dantonio and his staff get through with them, become college stars and NFL draft picks.
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"Everyone is the same when they walk through those doors; Coach D makes that perfectly clear," said Dennard, a mere two-star recruit whose only other offers were from Middle Tennessee and Utah State. "It doesn't matter who you are, you better be ready to work your tail off."
This is the program Dantonio built, one that time and again loses to both Michigan and Ohio State on the recruiting trail — but wins where it matters most. In 12 games against the Big Ten's heavyweights, Dantonio's Spartans are 7-5 — having won seven of the past nine games.
This is a program that, when Dantonio arrived in 2007, had been beaten down by two misfit coaching hires (Bobby Williams, John L. Smith) whose ineffective philosophies and inability to create an identity pushed the Spartans further behind not only Ohio State and Michigan, but Wisconsin, Penn State and Iowa.
This classic "fit" job — a job that demands the right personality and the right philosophy to bring out full potential — had veered far away from its tough, hardscrabble identity of feeding off the insulting insecurity of always being No. 2 in its own state, much less the Big Ten.
So when former Michigan tailback Mike Hart in 2007 deemed Michigan State "little brother" after another Spartans loss to the Wolverines, there was no way he could have imagined the momentum he provided Dantonio's transformation. Yeah, Michigan State is little brother — but the absolute last thing big brother does is remind little brother who he is.
And the absolute best thing that could have happened to Michigan State was it started playing with little brother's big chip on its shoulder. Because that's what little brothers do — until they grow into motivated men, and the next thing you know, big brother has lost five of the lpast six games since Hart made that now-infamous comment.
It all fits perfectly, really. From the philosophy of how you evaluate players in recruiting, to how you develop those players, to how you motivate a team and a program to prove itself every single Saturday.
"From the first day I got here, it was very obvious you're not given anything," quarterback Connor Cook said. "No matter where you're from or what you did in high school, it means nothing."
Cook was a three-star recruit from Ohio who was all but ignored by Ohio State. So was Drummond. So was Denicos Allen.
All three couldn't get their home state school to bite; all three were evaluated and developed by Dantonio and his staff — and transformed into All-Big Ten players. By the end of last season, no one in the Big Ten was playing better at quarterback than Cook — who beat out more heralded (and four-star) recruit Andrew Maxwell at the beginning of the season.
In the two biggest games of the season, Cook threw for 636 yards and five touchdowns in wins over Ohio State (Big Ten Championship Game) and Stanford (Rose Bowl).
"Evaluating the right players who fit your philosophy, fit what you do and who you are, is critical," Dantonio said.
Because when the game is on the line; when you need a fourth-down stop to win the Big Ten Championship Game or a fourth-down stop to win the Rose Bowl — that's right, not one, but two game-saving fourth-down stops — you want someone out there who two or three or four years earlier wanted to play for Michigan State.
Not someone you had to beg to play for Michigan State.
"It's not like the guys we recruit aren't talented; they are," defensive coordinator Pat Narduzzi said. "For some reason, maybe some were overlooked. But when you have the combination of talent and guys with great character who want to learn and get better, then add that extra motivation to prove yourself, you've got something magical."
What you have is a championship program that can no longer be denied. A program that forced itself into the national elite by winning at least 11 games in three of the past four seasons — and a school-record 13 in 2013.
And wouldn't you know it, Michigan State is attracting elite recruits. Dantonio signed six four-star recruits in February, and the jewel of the class — five-star defensive end Malik McDowell — isn't on board yet because his parents haven't signed his letter of intent.
If McDowell shows up in August for fall camp, all the better. If he doesn't, don't think for a second the next overlooked, passed over, two-star nobody won't become a somebody.


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Elf on the Shelf Gives Children's Hospital Patients a Christmas Treat
(MEMPHIS, Tenn.) -- There are no Dancers or Prancers or Comets or Vixens, no partridges in a pear tree or even nutcrackers dancing when you're sick in the hospital at Christmastime.
For the young patients at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., however, there is a Betsy Bojangles, an Elfvis, a Bonnie and a Jingle Bell Jimmy in their midst.
They are not nurses or strangely-named doctors but Elves on the Shelf who have come to the well-known children's hospital to spread Christmas cheer.
The Elf on the Shelf is, of course, a Christmas tradition born from one Georgia family's annual ritual: The Elf came from the North Pole, appeared in a different spot each day and then flew home to the North Pole nightly to report back to Santa. It's now part of millions of families' Christmas each year around the world.
When Linda Hill, a longtime volunteer at Le Bonheur, had the idea to use the Elf to help spread Christmas cheer in the hospital, the Marietta, Ga., company that sells the $29.95 Elves and accompanying book, jumped at the opportunity.
"We are inspired by the work they do with children," a spokesperson for the family-owned company told ABC News. "We were delighted to be able to partner with them. The people who work with sick children are nearest and dearest to our hearts."
And just like that, in a bit of Christmas magic, last week 15 Elves -- one for each of the hospital's 12 floors plus one for the family house, the same-day surgery facility and the hospital as a whole -- arrived with Elf dust from the North Pole.
Ever since, the Elves' daily arrival from the North Pole, always in a different location on each floor, has been captivating patients like Kylie, a five-year-old in the hospital for a neurological operation.
"I met her as she was getting ready to go in for a surgical procedure, and she would have nothing to do with me," Jessica Kellough, one of the hospital's child life specialists, told ABC News. "When I mentioned that our Elf had arrived that morning, she turned and looked at me and her eyes got really big and [it was the] first time I got a response from her. The only thing she wanted to do or talk about was finding the Elf."
After surgery, according to Kellough, Kylie was placed on bed rest so her nurse brought the Elf magic to her in the form of a letter the Elf sent to her from the North Pole. From then on, Kylie insisted the letter lay next to her always in bed.
"It's a huge motivator for her and it got her mind off her surgery," Kellough said, noting the nurses and therapists are also using the Elves with patients who are being rehabilitated, to get them up and moving in search of the Elves around the hospital.
"They all have them at home so they're excited to know that the Elves haven't forgotten them now that they're at the hospital," she said.
Elf on the Shelf has partnered with children's hospitals in the past, according to the company spokesman, but this is the first time the Elves have made their way from the North Pole to Le Bonheur.
Le Bonheur, which treats nearly 250,000 kids from across the country with all different ailments every year, is known for its innovative practices to keep patients stimulated -- earlier this year the building's window washers dressed as real-life superheroes -- and says they hope, like so many families, to make the Elf on the Shelf one of the hospital's annual traditions.
"Sometimes when you're at the hospital, especially around Christmas, some of the magic seems lost," Kellough said. "This year something seems different. Elf has brought back some of that magic this year. It's just been inspiring to see the power the Elf has had here."
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TORONTO - The owners of an Ontario frozen yogurt company embroiled in a $20-million lawsuit with Loblaw Companies Ltd., met with the head of the grocery giant Friday, just days after an impassioned video about their business dealings went viral.
Amanda House, who claims Loblaw backed out of an offer to sell her products, said no settlement offers came out of the hour-long meeting with Loblaw executive chairman Galen Weston Jr. But she was hopeful that communication will remain open between her company YoPRO Treats Inc. and the supermarket chain.
"It was a step in the right direction," said 35-year-old House, who attended the meeting at Loblaw (TSX:L) headquarters in Brampton, Ont. with company co-founder and fiance Chris Delaney and their lawyer.
"It was just basically open communication and explaining to Galen what had happened. It was good to be able to express our side of it."
The meeting was arranged after Loblaw became aware of a video the Burlington, Ont., kinesiologist and personal trainer uploaded earlier this week to YouTube. In the nearly four-minute video, House makes an impassioned plea directly to Weston for help.
She alleges that Loblaw, on two occasions, promised to sell the couple's low-fat, high-protein frozen yogurt product at their stores in Ontario and Quebec but then unexpectedly reneged on their offers.
House says their products were not placed in freezers at hundreds of stores as promised, but a small order was made for a handful of stores with little marketing and signage.
The couple says at the end of Friday's meeting, Weston said he would try to get back to them next week.
"He listened, and he's going to investigate it further," said House. "That's all he can do at this time."
In March 2010, the couple launched a lawsuit against Loblaw for $10 million, alleging that the grocer breached its contract when it took the YoPRO bars off its shelves.
Then in August, the lawsuit was amended to seek out a total of $20 million in damages, after the couple claimed that the supermarket launched its own product modelled after theirs.
House claims the YoPRO owners and their families have lost $1 million in their dealings with Loblaw and have been left in financial ruin.
None of the allegations have been proven in court.
In a statement Friday, Loblaw acknowledged that "mistakes were made" but that ultimately YoPRO was discontinued after a year at hundreds of stores in Ontario and Quebec due to a lack of sales.
"Unfortunately for both parties, the product simply didn't sell well," said the company.
It also refuted claims that their PC brand Greek yogurt bar products are similar to YoPRO.
Loblaw says it has been manufacturing a similar yogurt since the 1990s and the recipe it now uses for its bars was inspired by a House and Home magazine article from 2010.
"Loblaw Companies remains committed to operating at the highest ethical standards and believes it has acted appropriately in this circumstance," said Loblaw.
"Having said all of that we remain hopeful that this matter can be resolved without going to court."
Company spokeswoman Julija Hunter says Loblaw contacted the YoPRO founders on Dec. 11 with a settlement offer but did not hear back.
"We have been at the table, ready to mediate," she said.
House says the legal saga has not only hurt the couple's finances, but it has impacted her fiance's health.
She was on her way to a scheduled meeting with Loblaw when Delaney, who is blind, collapsed and had to be taken to the hospital.
She never would've thought that the video she shot would've gained so much publicity.
After all, it was the first time she had ever posted anything on YouTube.
"It was a very big decision (to do the video)," she said. "I couldn't have imagined it would've ended up like that, with people sharing it as much as they have. I couldn't have imagined that it would've gotten that big."
But social media consultant Mark Evans says it was a no-brainer that House's video got so much traction.
"The story is so good and so compelling," said Evans, who runs the Toronto-based firm, ME Consulting. "It's a classic David vs. Goliath kind of situation."
He says Loblaw had little choice but to respond publicly, and quickly.
"Loblaw got backed into a corner, where they felt they didn't have a choice but they had to do something because the court of public opinion was rapidly going against them," said Evans.
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Feeling energized and confident? Good thing. We've got work to do.
It seems to be working, and aren't we glad.
The great old stories of rising from darkness into light, all synched to the winter solstice of our northern hemisphere, held the day. The battle of myths was lost by the doomsayers who predicted time's termination on the ancient Mayan calendar's last day. Now 12/21/12 joins Y2K in the museum of failed prophecies.
In and on earth, we're all energized and confident, behaving as if we have indeed been reborn.
All but the United States Congress, that is.
This week's paper — our lucky 999th Bay Weekly — chronicles variations of that spirit.
For the local "psychedelic tribal world music" band Telesma, January's rebirth is literal, as you'll read in Ashley Brotherton's story of how they're up and playing after not one but two of their young band suffered cardiac arrest — and recovered.
If your mailbox is like mine and Bay Gardener Dr. Frank Gouin's, it's full of seed catalogues. Full of color and hope, they're like comic book versions of the great epics of resurrection: Yes, last year's garden has died and been ploughed under, but this year's seeds are full of wonder!
But which to buy from? Dr. Gouin answers your question before you can ask it, walking you through his six favorites.
As January's seed catalogs arrive with tantalizing vegetable and flower centerfolds and amorous references to fragrances, tastes and visual extravagances we can scarcely recall from last year, writes Maggie O'Brien, the season of deprivation becomes the season of imagination.
Nicely said, but don't imagine that the new year brings Maggie or any other farmer or vintner much cushy time to dream by the fire. Her article, "Winter Wine: In the Winery and the Vineyard, January Races into a New Cycle," describes the chores demanding to be done before Mother Earth springs into action from her energizing nap. The vines may seem quiescent, but they're gathering energy for the big push into, in Maggie's words, a mild April with tight trellises holding cordons exploding with fattened spring buds.
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Gov. Martin O'Malley — who turns 50 on January 18 — is investing the seventh of his eight years in office in shaping the future of our state. In asking the Legislature to regulate military-style assault weapons and ammunition, he's riding a post-Newtown wave. New York State has just passed the farthest-reaching law in the nation, and President Barack Obama is making a national proposal.
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Japan has released a first draft of a new energy policy that surprisingly, given the Fukushima disaster, still sees a future for nuclear in the country's energy mix. The plan also calls for an increase in renewables, but the call for restarting reactors is the bad idea in the plan.
Katsutaka Idogawa, the former mayor of Futaba town presents his family tree, which he brought from his old house in Futaba town to his new house in Kazo city, where he evacuated after the disaster of Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant.
Right now all 48 reactors still left standing in Japan are offline. For a good deal of the three years since the Fukushima nuclear disaster Japan has lived without any of its reactors operating. There have been no blackouts, people have reduced their demand and the economy is functioning.
By being nuclear free for months on end, Japan has shown it doesn't need nuclear reactors. The government's fixation with keeping nuclear in its proposed energy mix shows the lack of leadership of the Abe government on energy policy.
The Abe government has been talking about restarting reactors since it was elected but restarts are still not certain. Clearly, restarting is more complicated than the government has been admitting.
The government could show real leadership on energy policy by doing far more than it has so far to promote the development of renewables.
The draft plan also calls for accelerating renewable power over the coming years. That needs to be supported by policies that turn promises into action.
So far the Abe government has squandered the time since it was elected. It could have used this time to develop more renewable power.
Instead it has drafted a plan that focuses on what management of nuclear utilities want, not the public. It's a plan that looks to the past and a dirty energy source, not the future which is clean green energy.
There is leadership on renewables in Japan; it is coming from households and municipalities.
Thanks to 400,000 small household installations, solar pv have gone up to a capacity of 6,800 megawatts – roughly equivalent to the capacity of seven reactors in Japan.
This significant growth has come since July 2012 when the previous government introduced a feed in tariff to encourage the development of renewables.
That's the minimum level of leadership the Abe government should be aiming for to encourage the development of renewables.
When the idea of a plan was announced, 19,000 people and Greenpeace Japan sent in comments. The government hasn't taken these into account in its draft. If it were listening to the public, the plan would be talking about phasing out nuclear, since that's what the majority of the public wants.
Brian Blomme is a communications manager with Greenpeace International. He was on the witness tour to Fukushima.
Brian Blomme is a climate and energy communications manager for Greenpeace International.
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Green? you need to wake up to the fact that you are promoting the burning of fossil fuel, because you won't take the time to find the truth regard...
Green? you need to wake up to the fact that you are promoting the burning of fossil fuel, because you won't take the time to find the truth regarding the dangers of radiation. You are helping to destroy this planet. Please open your eyes.
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@Keith Woodward - maybe time to look a bit deeper into this. Nuclear is too marginal to matter for climate, but it does pose a risk, it does pose an u...
@Keith Woodward - maybe time to look a bit deeper into this. Nuclear is too marginal to matter for climate, but it does pose a risk, it does pose an unsolvable waste problem and it promotes proliferation of nuclear weapons. One way to prevent destroying this planet without these drawbacks is the Greenpeace / EREC energy [r]evolution scenario. http://www.energyblueprint.info
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Agree with Keith. Thorium molten salt reactors are the way to go with 20.000 years of easy to get Thorium available.
A almost free resource and ...
Agree with Keith. Thorium molten salt reactors are the way to go with 20.000 years of easy to get Thorium available.
A almost free resource and great potential to fine tune existing knowledge of reactor concepts that have worked in the lab.
It will get rid of fossil fuel energy production industries and creates a world where energy is going to be available for all.
Imagine no more coal mines, no more oil dominance.
The pollution created by making solar cells and wind turbines does not weigh up against the relative small waste of new nuclear technologies. Sun and wind are good but only cheaper, more than 50% efficiency and with proper storage.
Anyway our planetary system is full of radioactivity.
There is no choice really if we look deep into ourselves.
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Dear Thorium123, we know that your job is PR for thorium reactors. But we have discussed this before. Thorium reactors have not come on the market for...
Dear Thorium123, we know that your job is PR for thorium reactors. But we have discussed this before. Thorium reactors have not come on the market for a few very good reasons. Complexity, price, the widespread need for heavily polluting reprocessing technology (and related proliferation issues), and although your theory says that the waste problem will be smaller than with current nuclear technology (yech - what a bar to orient on), the waste problem is not going away and still unsolvable.
Most renewable energy technologies are proven and now on a large scale operational. Why bet on another dirty man, when the clean alternative is in your hands? It is time for the energy [r]evolution.
Well - I do know one of the answers for you on this question: the bet is on a piece of the cake - a centralised piece, and therefore a big piece. It is a question of control versus decentralisation, isn't it?
Imagine no concentrated radiation sources being a threat. Imagine climate change being brought under control. Imagine energy not being the sole area of business of large companies but also generated on local scale. That future has started - you're missing it.
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I have to agree with Keith and Thorium 123. By being anti-nuclear, and distorting the facts about nuclear technologies, the world is not embracing th...
I have to agree with Keith and Thorium 123. By being anti-nuclear, and distorting the facts about nuclear technologies, the world is not embracing the development of new nuclear power plant designs that are much safer, efficient and cleaner.
The Thorium and Molten Salt Reactor was developed and testing started in 1956 by the US. Back then computers were the size of a typically 3 bedroom house and now we have computer's millions of times more powerful on a wrist watch.
Imagine what nuclear technologies would be like now, if we decided to embrace the Thorium and Molten Salt Reactor approach.
Unfortunately, renewable energy has a large number of issues and is expensive and will not solve the exponential increasing appetite for energy. Our governments, who are broke, and who keep borrowing money at the expense of our future keep subsidising renewable energy projects for political reasons. This approach is economically un-sustainable and has many engineering challenges; however I do agree that it is a start to a big problem.
Don't get me wrong, I am a big fan of renewable energy; however I know as long as fossil fuels are available they will always be the product of commercial enterprises and therefore will be sold for consumption. This is economics and this is the reality of our world today.
We cannot change the fossil fuel industry through our current efforts of awareness campaigns and lobbying governments and like-minded people. We need to change the perceptions of millions who stuff cash into their pockets. We need to change our economy and how we think as a society. I like to believe that we can do this; however I know that this is un-realistic.
You may be able to take candy away from a baby, but we cannot take money away from the hands of investors, traders, business men and women, governments, the banker and you and me.
A better strategy would be to fight fire with new age nuclear technologies. Once this technology is out there then commercially, it would not make sense to burn coal, oil and gas for large scale electricity generation.
Furthermore, thorium and molten salt reactors have the potential to power planes, cars and many other engines that are fossil fuel based.
Without cheap energy, we are unable to innovate. We need cheap energy and now.
BTW, the Fukiushima disaster was an earthquake followed by a Tsunami. There were no casualties officially reported to be caused by radiation exposure. Predicted future cancer deaths due to accumulated radiation exposures in the population living near Fukushima are predicted to be extremely low to none.
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Mace Siegel, a prominent owner and breeder of Thoroughbreds for more than 47 years, died of heart failure at his home in Beverly Hills on Wednesday at the age of 86. A founding member of the Thoroughbred Owners of California (TOC), Siegel, a New Jersey native, campaigned horses in California with his wife, Jan, and daughter Samantha for three decades. He was predeceased by his wife in 2002.
The Siegels met on a blind date at Aqueduct racetrack in New York in 1962 and were married two months and five days later. Jan Siegel, who became interested in horse racing while a student at the University of Kentucky, was a singer with big bands in her youth and her favorite song was "I Love You Samantha." Their daughter was named for the tune.
"Mace Siegel was a giant in our industry and along with his wife Jan and daughter, Samantha, ran a first class operation," said Santa Anita President George Haines. "Their blue and lime-green silks were synonymous with success and their horses always came first. Mace's compassion, leadership and enthusiasm for horse racing will be sorely missed. On behalf of all of us here at Santa Anita, I'd like to extend our deepest sympathy to Samantha and the entire Siegel family. He loved Santa Anita and we loved him."
The Siegels bought their first horse in 1964 and won their first stakes race in 1976, with Wininreno, who took the Julian Cole Handicap at Calder Race Course in Florida. They brought their stable to California on a full-time basis in the mid 1980s.
The family had great success with modestly priced yearlings beginning in the late 1980s. The horses were selected at public auctions primarily by trainer Brian Mayberry and his wife, Jeanne.
Their Jay Em Ess Stable first gained national prominence in 1989, when three of their horses, all trained by Mayberry, won $100,000 stakes races on the Breeders' Cup undercard at Gulfstream Park.
The highlight of their ownership career came in 2004, when their Declan's Moon finished the year by winning the Grade I Hollywood Futurity and was then named Eclipse Award Champion 2-year-old male.
A list of their other Grade I winners includes Boys At Toscanova, Hedonist, I Ain't Bluffing, I Believe In You, Miss Iron Smoke, Rail Trip, Stormy But Valid and Urbane.
Mayberry trained for the Siegels from 1977 through 1995 and their other trainers included John Tammaro, John Russell, Ron Ellis, Bruce Headley, Anthony Dutrow, Richard Dutrow Jr., Paul McGee and Peter Miller.
A major developer of retail shopping malls, Mace Siegel formed Macerich Company of Santa Monica, which develops, owns and manages regional shopping malls. He acquired his first mall in 1972 and Macerich eventually became the nation's third largest owner of regional malls.
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ARLINGTON, Texas - Slain ex-Navy SEAL Chris Kyle was more than an excellent sniper feared by U.S. enemies - he was a dedicated family man known for his sense of humor, compassion, selflessness and generosity, friends and fellow service members said at his memorial service Monday.
Several thousand people, including former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and her husband, attended the service at Cowboys Stadium. Dozens of military personnel and others were seated in front of the podium near the star at midfield, where Kyle's flag-draped casket was carried at the beginning of the service.
Some who served with him said that Kyle was a man, myth and legend because he would do anything for his fellow SEALs. Some of his childhood friends recalled his mischievous side, and one said he and Kyle played with BB guns as kids - and Kyle "wasn't a good shot back then."
Before and during the service, pictures of Kyle with his family and SEALs were shown on a large screen in the stadium. The back page of the memorial service program included handwritten notes from Kyle's young kids: "I will miss your heart. I will love you even if you died" from his daughter, and "I miss you a lot. One of the best things that has happened to me is you" from his son. The children signed them "Baby Girl" and "Bubba."
Kyle completed four tours of duty in Iraq and wrote the best-selling book "American Sniper."
Iraq War veteran Eddie Ray Routh, 25, has been charged in the Feb. 2 killings of Kyle and his friend Chad Littlefield at a North Texas gun range. Routh is being held in Erath County on $3 million bond.
Kyle's funeral service is scheduled for Tuesday. He will be buried at the Texas State Cemetery in Austin after a 200-mile funeral procession.
Many said before Monday's service that they didn't know the 38-year-old Kyle. Air Force Master Sgt. Kevin Phillips said he wasn't surprised by the large turnout. He came from his Fort Worth home to honor "a brother in arms."
Esperanza Meza, who is in the Texas State Guard, said: "I'm here to pay my respects to him, and also for all of those who have fallen while serving this country."
The director of the nonprofit that Kyle set up to give in-home fitness equipment to physically and emotionally wounded veterans has said that Kyle and Littlefield apparently had been helping Routh work through post-traumatic stress disorder.
Kyle, Littlefield and Routh were all together when they arrived at the shooting range at Rough Creek Lodge, about 50 miles southwest of Fort Worth, authorities say. Routh later fled the range in Kyle's truck and went to his sister's home.
According to a search warrant, Routh told his sister and brother-in-law that the men "were out shooting target practice and he couldn't trust them so he killed them before they could kill him." Routh's sister called the police, describing her brother as "psychotic." Routh was arrested after a short police chase.
Routh's brother-in-law told authorities that Routh had recently been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder.
One of Routh's attorneys, J. Warren St. John, said his client had been released from the Dallas Veterans Affairs hospital against his family's wishes just two days before the shootings.
Littlefield's funeral was held Friday in Midlothian, where he and Kyle were neighbors. After the funeral, Littlefield's relatives said the outing with Routh was intended to be therapeutic.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC, 台積電), the world's biggest contract chipmaker, yesterday posted another record high quarterly profit for last quarter, but it expects revenue to decline by about 10 percent sequentially this quarter because of slowing demand for certain high-end smartphones and inventory correction.
Net profit rose 0.3 percent to NT$51.95 billion (US$1.76 billion) in the quarter ending on Sept. 30, compared with the second quarter's NT$49.38 billion, TSMC's financial statement showed. On an annual basis, the figure represented a 5.2 percent increase.
This quarter, revenue is expected to slide to between NT$144 billion and NT$147 billion, meaning a quarterly reduction ranging from 9.58 percent to 11.43 percent, compared with NT$162.58 billion last quarter. More than half of TSMC's revenue comes from the communications sector's demand primarily for chips in handsets.
The quarterly contraction is more than the 11 percent drop estimated by Daiwa Capital Markets analyst Eric Chen (陳慧明) and the decline of 7 percent to 9 percent estimated by Michael Chou (周立中), who tracks the semiconductor industry for Deutsche Bank.
"This decline is mainly attributed to the soft demand for certain high-end smartphones and inventory correction," TSMC chairman and chief executive officer Morris Chang (張忠謀) told an investors' conference.
"We believe the decline is short- term," Chang said.
Revenue for the whole of this year is expected to grow to between 17 percent and 18 percent annually, primarily boosted by its 28 nanometer (nm) chips, which would outpace the sector's 11 percent growth and global semiconductor's 4 percent increase, Chang said.
The supply chain's day of inventory (DOI) is expected to drop significantly to approach the seasonal level at the end of this quarter, after DOI rose to above seasonal levels last quarter, Chang said.
Gross margin is expected to fall to between 44 percent and 46 percent from 48.9 percent last quarter, TSMC forecast.
"We are optimistic about 2014," Chang said, expecting the company's revenue to expand by a double-digit percentage next year from this year.
TSMC, which considers technology, manufacturing and customer partnership as its strengths, said it will be able to maintain its high market share in 28nm technology in the next few years and is confident that its 20nm technology will be very competitive.
TSMC has an 84 percent share of the 28nm chip market and generated 32 percent of its total revenue from 28nm chips last quarter.
The chipmaker is scheduled to ramp up production of advanced 20nm chips in the first quarter of next year. Revenue from the advanced 20nm chips are expected to account for 10 percent of the company's total revenue next year.
Despite the strong business prospects, Daiwa's Chen said yesterday that he "suggests potential investors remain on the sidelines as we see if the stock is being fully valued. We will become more critical of TSMC, if the shares drop below NT$95."
He retained a "hold" rating on TSMC.
Shares rose 0.94 percent to NT$107 yesterday, the highest level in three months since July 18.
Chang said TSMC was to spend a similar amount of capital next year at about US$10 billion, compared with US$9.7 billion this year.
Addressing the issue of his CEO succession plan, Chang said TSMC would appoint a chief executive, or two co-CEOs by June next year as originally planned.


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Nathaniel Hawthorne's classic novel of hypocrisy among America's pilgrims was brought to the screen by director Roland Joffe in this 1995 feature. Demi Moore stars as Hester Prynne, a new arrival to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1666. Prynne, who interacts freely with slaves and Quakers and wears revealing garb, is something of a free thinker and off-putting to the uptight locals. She awaits the arrival of her husband, Roger (Robert Duvall), but he is reported killed. One person who does not find Prynne unsettling is the new preacher, Arthur Dimmesdale (Gary Oldman). A torrid encounter between them produces a child, Pearl, and Hester is condemned by the colony, forced to wear a scarlet letter "A" (for "adultery"). Roger reappears; he had been living with a native tribe -- an experience that has driven him mad. He masquerades as "Roger Chillingsworth," trying to discover the identity of Pearl's father. When Hester is about to be executed, Dimmesdale confesses, but a timely Indian raid intervenes, saving him and Hester. The Scarlet Letter was widely derided by critics for sexualizing and changing Hawthorne's novel to an absurd degree.
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Hunters feast on teal, doves
Last weekend's teal opener was every bit as good as it was projected to be, and with the South Zone dove opener set for Friday, Sept. 21, this is shaping up to be one heck of a weekend to be outdoors with a shotgun.
Bobby and Alice Vaughan, who live just outside the Beaumont city limits, hunted a crawfish pond near China on Saturday's teal opener and had quick limits for the entire family.
"It was as many teal as I have ever seen," said Kenny Vaughan. "You know the drill — where you can't pick up birds because by the time you reload the next flight of teal are in range. We were in the blind about 20 minutes before shooting time. At about five minutes 'til shooting time we heard the sound of hundreds of birds that must have seen the pond and were dropping from high altitude — wings just slicing through the air. There was about 20 seconds between the first few flights, but then nonstop after that."
Without a doubt the best teal hunts were west of Beaumont and around the Winnie area on flooded rice and crawfish ponds. Hunts were also good along the coastal marsh. Mike Cooper, who lives on Sabine Lake, took easy limits in the marsh on opening day."We've got lots of water in the marsh and plenty of birds," said Cooper. "I think just about everybody in our hunting club got four-bird limits within the first 15 to 30 minutes of legal shooting time."
It's estimated that around 350,000 folks will hunt doves in Texas this season. The Central and North Zone hunts, which opened Sept. 1, have been nothing short of fantastic. This past weekend I hunted with Beaumont's Dr. Curtis Thorpe on a sunflower field. For two days it was nonstop shooting at both white wings and mourning doves.
The Coastal Conservation Association recently announced $400,000 in habitat project funding. In cooperation with Ducks Unlimited, CCA Texas will fund $200,000 of marsh shoreline revitalization along the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway near Sargent. Additionally, in cooperation with the Galveston Bay Foundation, CCA Texas will provide an additional $200,000 of funding for shoreline protection and marsh restoration efforts along the Oyster Lake shoreline of West Galveston Bay.
"Sometime back, we announced that coastal marine habitat protection was the next important step in CCA Texas' conservation focus, and we are dedicated to that vision," said Mark Ray, CCA Texas chairman. "Since the inception of our habitat initiative, we have pledged and funded more than $2 million in marsh restoration and reefing projects."
This latest CCA and DU partnership will help protect up to three miles of marsh shoreline along the GIWW near Sargent, Texas. Local erosion has caused severe loss of emergent and submerged vegetation, threatening critically important local marsh habitat."A partnership between CCA and DU to enhance habitat along the Texas Gulf Coast is a win-win for fisheries, waterfowl and the people who enjoy them both," said Sean Stone, Ducks Unlimited director of development. "It's only natural that we combine our efforts, leverage our resources and together make a bigger difference along the Texas Coast."
In partnership with Galveston Bay Foundation, CCA Texas' funding will help protect marsh habitat from wave-caused erosion that currently threatens to breach into Oyster Lake off of Galveston's popular West Bay. This shoreline helps support a prolific fishing area and serves as critical habitat for local bird populations.
"Galveston Bay Foundation truly values its partnership with CCA," said Bob Stokes, Galveston Bay Foundation president. "The dollars contributed by CCA are incredibly important in allowing us to bring state and federal grant funding to the project, which often requires matching dollars. CCA's contribution is critical seed funding, and its impact will likely be doubled through this process."


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Shell Scripting Tutorial on KindleMarch 29, 2013
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I have the final pages to proofread this week, ready to go to the printers. It's looking like 576 pages, a little bit over the target of 504 pages, but close enough.
I will update the Table of Contents at http://sgpit.com/book/ once the page count is finalised.
Update on Shell Scripting Recipes bookApril 23, 2011
Wow, it's been nearly two months since I last made a post about the upcoming book on shell scripting. I'm really sorry, I had intended to give much more real-time updates here. The book focusses on GNU/Linux and the Bash shell in particular, but it does cover the other environments too – Solaris, Bourne Shell, as well as mentions for ksh, zsh, *BSD and the rest of the Unix family.
In terms of page count, it is currently 89% finished. There is still the proof-reading to be done, and whatever delivery details the publishers need to deal with, so the availability date of some time in August is still on schedule. I notice that http://amzn.com/1118024486 is already offering a massive discount on the cover price; I have no idea what that is about, I'm trying not to take offence – they can't have dismissed the book already as I have not quite finished writing it yet! So hopefully you can get a bargain while it's cheap.
The subject matter has the potential to be quite boring if presented as a list of tedious system administration tasks, so I have tried to make it light and fun whenever I can; it's still with Legal at the moment, but I hope to have a Space Invaders clone written entirely in the shell published in the book. People don't tend to see the Shell as being capable of doing anything interactive at all, so it is nice to write a playable interactive game in the shell. The main problem in terms of playability is in working out how much to slow it down, and at what stage! Of course, being a shell script, you can tweak the starting value, the level at which it speeds up, and anything else about the gameplay. If the game doesn't make it in to the book, I'll post it here anyway, and will welcome your contributions on gameplay.
Other than games, I've got recipes for init scripts, conditional execution, translating scripts into other (human) languages, even writing CGI scripts in the shell. There is coverage of arrays, functions, libraries, process control, wildcards and filename expansion, pipes and pipelines, exec and redirection of input and output; this book aims to cover pretty much all that you need to know about shell scripting without being a tedious list of what the bash shell can do.
There is a status page at http://sgpit.com/book which also has order information; you can pre-order your copy from there.
Ten Good Unix HabitsJune 22, 2010
IBM's DeveloperWorks has 10 Good Unix Habits, which apply to GNU/Linux at least as much as to Unix.
I would expect that most experienced admins can second-guess the content to 5-7 of these 10 points, just from the title (for example, item 1 is a reference to "mkdir -p", plus another related syntax available to Bash users). I would be surprised if you knew all ten:
1. Make directory trees in a single swipe.
2. Change the path; do not move the archive.
3. Combine your commands with control operators.
4. Quote variables with caution.
5. Use escape sequences to manage long input.
6. Group your commands together in a list.
7. Use xargs outside of find .
8. Know when grep should do the counting — and when it should step aside.
9. Match certain fields in output, not just lines.
10. Stop piping cats.
How many did you get?
Use of pipes, and other nifty tricksDecember 18, 2009
http://www.tuxradar.com/content/command-line-tricks-smart-geeks has some useful tricks. A lot of it is presented as being bash-specific, but isn't. Also, a lot seems Linux-specific, but isn't. Lots of useful info for all Unix/Linux admins here. These hints go on and on; hardly any of them are the generic stuff you often see on Ubuntu forums, stumbleupon, and so on.
find, locate, whereis, which, typeSeptember 16, 2009
I suspect that most Linux admins know 3 or 4 of these five commands, and regularly use 2 or 3 of them.
linuxhaxor has a useful introduction to all five, with the most common uses for each of them.
Note that
locate requires a regular run of
updatedb – the article says that "The database is automatically created and updated daily" which is true for most distributions, but it depends on your
cron setup – you can update the locate db as frequently as you wish. Another thing to note about
locate is that it will not use the (normally
root-generated) database to tell you (as a non-privileged user) about files which you would not otherwise know about.
awk one-linersApril 1, 2009
I have previously plugged the great list of sed 1-liners at http://sed.sourceforge.net/sed1line.txt.
Here is a similar (if shorter) list of handy awk 1-liners:
Print column1, column5 and column7 of a data file or output of any columns list
awk '{print $1, $5, $7}' data_file
cat file_name |awk '{print $1 $5 $7}'
ls –al |awk '{print $1, $5, $7}' -- Prints file_permissions,size and date
List all files names whose file size greater than zero.
ls –al |awk '$5 > 0 {print $9}'
List all files whose file size equal to 512bytes.
ls –al |awk '$5 == 512 {print $9}'
print all lines
awk '{print }' file_name
awk '{print 0}' file_name
Number of lines in a file
awk ' END {print NR}' file_name
Number of columns in each row of a file
awk '{print NF}' file_name
Sort the output of file and eliminate duplicate rows
awk '{print $1, $5, $7}' |sort –u
List all file names whose file size is greater than 512bytes and owner is "oracle"
ls –al |awk '$3 == "oracle" && $5 > 512 {print $9}'
List all file names whose owner could be either "oracle" or "root"
ls –al |awk '$3 == "oracle" || $3 == "root" {print $9}'
list all the files whose owner is not "oracle
ls –al |awk '$3 != "oracle" {print $9}'
List all lines which has at least one or more characters
awk 'NF > 0 {print }' file_name
List all lines longer that 50 characters
awk 'length($0) > 50 {print }' file_name
List first two columns
awk '{print $1, $2}' file_name
Swap first two columns of a file and print
awk '{temp = $1; $1 = $2; $2 = temp; print }' file_name
Replace first column as "ORACLE" in a data file
awk '{$1 = "ORACLE"; print }' data_file
Remove first column values in a data file
awk '{$1 =""; print }' data_file
Calculate total size of a directory in Mb
ls –al |awk '{total +=$5};END {print "Total size: " total/1024/1024 " Mb"}'
Calculate total size of a directory including sub directories in Mb
ls –lR |awk '{total +=$5};END {print "Total size: " total/1024/1024 " Mb"}'
Find largest file in a directory including sub directories
ls –lR |awk '{print $5 "\t" $9}' |sort –n |tail -1


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