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With the processing power of 167 teraflops, equivalent to the world's Top 3 supercomputer, IBM's World Community Grid will harness the unused and donated power from nearly one million individual PCs in a new initiative -- "Nutritious Rice for the World" project -- that will study rice at the atomic level and then combine it with traditional cross breeding techniques used by farmers throughout history.
The project can be completed in less than two years as compared to over 200 years using more conventional computer systems.
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"The world is experiencing three simultaneous revolutions: in molecular biology and genetics; in computational power and storage capacity; and in communications. The computational revolution allows scientists around the world to tackle almost unimaginably complex problems as a community, and in real-time," said Director General Robert Zeigler, of the International Rice Research Institute based in the Philippines. "While there are no silver bullets, rice production can be revitalized with the help of new technologies. The world community must invest now and for a long time to come."
World Community Grid will run a three-dimensional modeling program created by computational biologists at the University of Washington to study the structures of the proteins that make up the building blocks of rice. Understanding the structure is necessary to identify the function of those proteins and to enable researchers to identify which ones could help produce more rice grains, ward off pests, resist disease or hold more nutrients. In the end, this project will create the largest and most comprehensive map of rice proteins and their related functions, helping agriculturalists and farmers pinpoint which plants should be selected for cross-breeding to cultivate better crops.
"The issue is that there are between 30,000 and 60,000 different protein structures to study," said Principal Investigator, Dr. Ram Samudrala, Associate Professor in the Department of Microbiology at the University of Washington. "Using traditional experimental approaches in the laboratory to identify detailed structure and function of critical proteins would take decades. Running our software program on World Community Grid will shorten the time from 200 years to less than 2 years."
Ultimately, this project, jumpstarted by a $2 million grant from the National Science Foundation, could enable rice-producing countries to become better adapted to future climate changes because they can quickly find the right plants for cross breeding, and create "super hybrids" that are more resistant to changing weather patterns.
This research is also important in the U.S. and other countries because the knowledge gained creating the 3D models can be easily transferred to other cereal crops such as corn, wheat, and barley.
World Community Grid is fast approaching its own milestone, expecting to hit next week, as the grid reaches one million registered computers helping to advance scientific research. Each week, thousands of people sign on to this project that has significantly advanced several research projects on diseases like cancer and AIDS. The nutritious rice project is the latest to utilize the grid, and could have a major impact on global health.
"This project could ultimately help farmers around the world plant better crops and stave off hunger for some," said Stanley Litow, Vice President of Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs and President of the IBM International Foundation. "People who want to be a part of something big can take a small step today by donating their unused computer time. Volunteers can personally effect how quickly this research is completed and can make a significant difference for farmers and people in great need."
Anyone with a computer and Internet access can be a part of the solution. To donate unused computer time, individuals register on www.worldcommunitygrid.org and install a free, small, secure software program onto their computers. When computers are idle, data is requested from World Community Grid's server. These computers then perform the computations, and send the results back to the server, prompting it for a new piece of work. A screen saver will tell individuals when their computers are being used.
World Community Grid, the largest public humanitarian grid in existence, has 380,000-plus members who represent more than 200 countries and links to nearly one million computers. It is the volunteers that help make the difference because as each one shares their computer time, scientists are able to conduct their research faster. For example, the AfricanClimate@Home project just completed its data collection, and research analysis will now begin.
"The project could not have been completed in such quick time without the help of World Community Grid. The results will help us develop a better understanding of how land surface changes over South Africa affect the climate, as well as paving the way for later investigations of other aspects of climate," said Mark Tadross, Principal Investigator, University of Cape Town, South Africa.
In addition, the Cancer Institute of New Jersey earned a $2.5 million research grant from the National Institute of Health in 2007 based on the Help Defeat Cancer project that ran on World Community Grid. The FightAIDS@Home project completed the equivalent of five years of HIV/AIDS research in just six months. Five other projects are now running on World Community Grid, and additional projects are in the pipeline.
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At School For The Dogs, my training partner Kate and I have been doing something kind of silly recently: We've been teaching dogs to use iPads.
The idea of teaching dogs to use touchscreen devices came to me a few years ago after I read an a spoof article in TheAwl called The Most Emailed New York Times Article Ever, about an overachieving Ivy League college applicant girl whose hobbies included breeding ibexes, studying Borscht Belt comedy, learning Mandarin, and teaching her dog to use an iPad. Goats, Yiddish jokes and Chinese don't interest me much, but I thought: "I could totally teach my dog to use an iPad."
Since then, we've shown several dozen dog owners how to manipulate touch screen Apple devices. Today, The Wall Street Journal put up an article and a video about our efforts.
Why Dogs Should Learn Tricks
I love teaching silly stuff to dogs. It's something that you can do to spend time with your dog and keep him mentally engaged without the need for a lot of space, time or money. And the more silly behaviors your dog can learn to do reliably on cue, the better he'll be at understanding you when you need to teach important stuff.
"Touch" is one of the first "tricks" we teach dogs in our classes. It simply involves communicating to a dog that he can touch something with his nose, and something good will happen — usually that good thing is the sound of a clicker, which predicts the presence of a small food treat. Teaching a dog that he can affect the outcome of his environment simply by touching something with his nose is a way to build confidence and a way to clue him into the fact that he can get good things out of humans without having to resort to jumping or barking.
The Importance of teaching "Touch"
There are lots of applications for nose touches. If a dog will reliably touch his nose to your outstretched palm, you can quickly build a really good "come" — just hold out your hand, and your dog will go to it. It's also a way to lead them around a space (they'll follow your hand). And it's a step towards teaching them to close doors, or drawers. My training partner Kate, for example, taught her dog Disco to close the door behind her when she is carrying out her laundry. Here he is closing the fridge.
Teaching a dog to use an iPad can be a first step towards generalizing the idea of "touch" — he can learn it can work on objects, not just hands.
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In her Wall Street Journal article about pets and apps, Sophia Hollander talks about a lot of apps that exist for cats. While I think dogs could actually do some useful things on an iPad, there aren't a lot of apps yet that work well with noses. There are some apps and products out there, like the Belkin Wemo switch that can turn a phone or tablet into a switch to operate, say, your lights or the dish washer, but the buttons in the apps are almost too small for human fingers, let alone dog snouts or paws. So, instead of useful apps, we currently use apps with big buttons that are easy to push, even if the buttons don't really accomplish much.
Timing is everything in dog training, and the fact that a successful iPad or iPhone touch makes a noise or changes something on the screen can help owners pinpoint the exact moment that the touch occurs. This can then aid them in rewarding the behavior effectively, rather than too early or too late. We usually use a clicker or a marker word like "Yes" to pinpoint the moment a correct behavior occurs, but an app like "YES button" says the word for you.
I also like the app Yes|No, which I call "The Oracle." It turns the whole button into a screen that randomly generates a white "Yes" screen or a black "No" screen with each touch. If your eight ball is broken and you want your dog to make important life decisions for you, this is the app for you.
For slightly more advanced iPad-loving dogs, we use the app YesNo by Simplified Touch. This one takes a bit more of a precise nose touch, as the dog must touch a button on a specific part of the screen, rather than touching anywhere on the screen.
Designed for nonverbal autistic people, you can sub in different words, pictures or sounds for the two different buttons.
My dog is learning to tell the difference between left and right using this app, and black and white. Last October, he used this app to predict the election on the morning news.
But my favorite app of the moment is one called "Big Camera Button," which turns the entire screen of your iPad or iPhone into a camera button. Turn it around to face the dog, and the moment he touches the screen, he will take a photo of himself. Here are some of the resulting "selfies" our students have taken
iPad self portraits by Jose, Jet, Sasha and Amos
If you'd like to teach your dog to operate your touchscreen device, we will be holding our iDog clinic for four dogs on August 20th at our Gramercy studio. We recommend your dog have a solid hand "touch" prior to class. Signup on our site, or give us a call at 212-353-DOGS.
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I'm excited to share my Burlap and Denim business cards with you! I whipped them up before my first blogging conference last year when I realized I hadn't ever ordered any and it was too late to do so. I figured that since I am a crafty interior design blogger I could make some myself and here is what I came up with, DIY fabric business cards.
Can you see the beauty in these? They are made from burlap AND denim! First I printed off my logo, website url, and email on one side and a photo of myself on the other (after all, you meet a LOT of people at a blog conference) all on a thick cream pearlescent card stock. Then I stopped in at my Home Fabrics and picked up a yard of stiff dark denim. I cut it the size of a standard business card.
To take care of the burlap, I fond this cute chevron printed burlap ribbon at Hobby Lobby. I cut it into small strips and folded it over the denim.
I top stitched all three together with cream thread.
I wasn't sure how many people would see the photo of me on the back and was surprised to see almost everyone I've given it to flip it over and inspect all angles of it. It has proved memorable, which is exactly what I was after. I love how these turned out! They are the same size as a regular card, they were inexpensive (proably cheaper than ordering cards), were ready in a short time, and fit me and my personality and blog perfect!


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Search for Jimmy Hoffa's remains at Roseville home is complete
Source: Area near Roseville still being treated as a 'crime scene' after police dig for Jimmy Hoffa
ROSEVILLE, Mich. – Police have wrapped up their search for Jimmy Hoffa's remains at a home in Roseville.
They began drilling outside the home Friday morning just before 10 a.m. and completed their search shortly after 11 a.m. Jimmy Hoffa was a labor strongman whose disappearance is one of the most notorious and mysterious in U.S. history.
Watch: The search for Jimmy Hoffa's body is gaining national attention.
A tipster told police that a body was buried at the spot in Roseville, Michigan, at around the same time the Teamsters boss disappeared in 1975.The tipster did not claim it was Hoffa's body, authorities said.
Roseville police chief James Berlin said Friday there were no visible signs of human remains in the area that was searched, but soil samples will be sent to Michigan State University for testing.
However, a source has told Local 4 News that the scene will be held as a crime scene. There is no word on what was found that leads them to classify the area that way.
About Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa remains among America's most famous, and in many ways infamous, missing people. His presumed death has vexed investigators for four decades.
One of the most powerful union leaders at a time that unions wielded a great deal of sway over elections -- and were notoriously tied to organized crime -- Hoffa was forced out of the organized labor movement when he was sent to prison in 1967.
He served time for jury tampering and fraud at a federal penitentiary in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, until being pardoned by President Richard Nixon on December 23, 1971 -- on the condition that he not try to get back into the union movement before 1980.
Two weeks before Hoffa's disappearance in 1975, federal investigators discovered that hundreds of millions of dollars had been stolen from the Teamsters' largest pension fund, Time magazine points out in its list of the top 10 most famous disappearances.
Hoffa, then 62, was last seen July 30, 1975, at Machus Red Fox restaurant in suburban Detroit. He was there ostensibly to meet with reputed Detroit Mafia street enforcer Giacalone and Anthony Provenzano, chief of a Teamsters local in New Jersey, who was later convicted in a murder case. Both men have since died.
-- The Machus Red Fox was at Telegraph Road just south of Maple Road in Bloomfield Hills.
Hoffa believed Giacalone had set up the meeting to help settle a feud between Hoffa and Provenzano, but Hoffa was the only one who showed up for the meeting, according to the FBI.
Giacalone and Provenzano later told the FBI that no meeting had been scheduled.
The FBI said at the time that the disappearance could have been linked to Hoffa's efforts to regain power in the Teamsters and to the mob's influence over the union's pension funds.
Police and the FBI have searched for Hoffa intermittently ever since.
In September 2001, the FBI found DNA that linked Hoffa to a car that agents suspected was used in his disappearance.
In 2004, authorities removed floorboards from a Detroit home to look for traces of blood, as former Teamsters official Frank Sheeran claimed in a biography that he had shot Hoffa. Sheeran died in 2003.
Investigators ruled blood found in the house was not Hoffa's. The FBI has a sample of his DNA from a hair brush.
Two years later, the FBI razed a horse barn in Michigan following what it called "a fairly credible lead."
But the disappearance remains unsolved.
But over the years, numerous theories have been floated. In 1987, Joe Franco -- a former Hoffa strong-arm -- and a New York Times reporter published "Hoffa's Man," which Fortune described as "the hair-raising inside story of Jimmy Hoffa."
"Rather than being kidnapped by rival union forces as law enforcement authorities have long speculated, Franco says Hoffa was abducted by two federal agents," Fortune reported. "He thinks they drove Hoffa to a nearby airport, took off in a small plane, and pushed him out over one of the Great Lakes. Franco says he did not tell federal investigators this bizarre, and unverifiable, story because they would not grant him immunity."
Hoffa's son, James P. Hoffa, is the current president of the Teamsters.
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Xbox Live Arcade was available for about a year on the original Xbox, before relaunching with the Xbox 360. When it did, a game named Marble Blast Ultra became one of the first breakout hits on the downloadable service. It has now been delisted.
The studio behind the game told XBLA Fans that the title was removed in the confusion over who now owns the rights to it. It sounds like GarageGames was rebranded as Instant Action in 2009 and reformed after Instant Action shut down. Unfortunately, much of GarageGames' intellectual property was sold off in the meantime. That included the rights to Marble Blast Ultra. It's not even known who owns its rights.
Marble Blast Ultra sold 700,000 copies. Its downloadable content is still available on Xbox Live.
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New York, September 11, 2008--The Committee to Protect Journalists strongly condemns a Vietnamese court decision on Wednesday to imprison blogger Nguyen Van Hai, better known by his penname Dieu Cay, on charges of tax evasion.
The court in Ho Chi Minh City, in southern Vietnam, convicted Hai, 55, in a closed-door trial, sentencing him to 30 months in prison, according to news reports. He was first arrested on April 19 and held in detention for five days before authorities brought charges against him.
Hai was not allowed family visits during his five-month detention before the trial and he was not allowed to choose his own defense team, according to the Web site of the Viet Tan (Vietnam Reform Party), an exiled pro-democracy political party.
According to Deutsche Presse-Agentur (DPA), Hai was convicted for failing to pay 10 years of back taxes on a part of his residence that he rented to an optical shop. One of his lawyers quoted in the same news story said that the contract agreement with the shop stipulated that the tenant, rather than the owner, must pay the tax.
The DPA report said Hai belonged to a group of bloggers known as the League of Independent Journalists, and that his colleagues believed he was sentenced for his critical reporting on nationalistic protests launched in January against China's claims to the nearby Spratly and Paracel Islands.
"We call in the strongest terms possible for the relevant authorities to overturn the trumped-up conviction of blogger Nguyen Van Hai," said Bob Dietz, CPJ's Asia Program director. "Hai has an established reputation for critical commentary in Vietnam's blogosphere. There is little doubt that his arrest is due to his postings critical of the government."
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"Cosmosis" exists in two limited editions, the normal, above mentioned edition was available in edition of 40 copies while the ultra limited edition features on the top of that extra space cards and black laminate envelope and was limited to 11 copies. Unfortunately, both editions were sold out even before I was able to publish these lines, but "Cosmosis" definitely deserves this attention!!! This double album is still available as download and who knows, maybe one day there will be some re-issue... As already mentioned, the cover artwork, both outside and inside, looks absolutely gorgeous, simple, but strongly effective and immediately sets the atmosphere for the upcoming sonics. First extra points are awarded already!!! The liner notes include also dedication to Gianluigi Gasparetti. The first CD is entitled "The Dawn Of The Morning" and it unfolds with long form odyssey "Uranus", reaching 27 minutes in length. It moves through exquisitely colorful space elevations, ranging from quieter drifts with gentle embellishments to low drone hums, from ear-bending, tensive soundwalls, filled with drama and depth to monstrously elevating panoramic aural bliss at its most powerful and graceful!!! Certainly a jaw-dropping deep space soundscaping by Luca Gherardi, bravissimo!!! Shorter title track, "Cosmosis", is invaded by warmly tranquil drifts, relieving the tension, with heavenly voice-like guards safely riding atop. The next composition, "Memorie dall'Infinito Part 3 - Sea Of Tranquillity", as indicated by its title, remains in serenely surrounding sceneries. Field recordings of seashore waves with some children voices create a wonderfully relaxing atmosphere, which smoothly shifts into immense drone dimensions, hauntingly embracing each listener. Few gently thrown disruptions, maybe some kind of processed seagull calls, add nice flavor to this expanding and progressing movement. "Unknown Orbitation" delves deeply into mindscaping drone territory, enhanced by assorted space rumbles. Again journeying through various passages, from hypnotic to ear-tickling, from cyber-infused mystery to charmingly captivating. Shorter "Mornings..." blends early morning rain environments with gentle cyber sparkles and nostalgic modern classical ingredients. The closing part of disc one, "Memorie dall'Infinito Part 4 - Paradise?", enters into minimal terrains, which slowly expand into more spacious vistas, becoming more tranquil and sublime. This celestial grandness is later increased by well-placed astronaut transmissions. An ultimate sonic paradise!!! Wow, the first half of this 141-minute journey is absolutely thrilling and magnificent, this is deep space soundsculpting at its most transporting!!! "Omega" is the title of second disc, which opens with "Omega I - Nebula", a 22-plus minutes long composition featuring rather lighter, dreamscaping washes. Diverse catchy dissonant clicks, electronic cicadas, distant hums or sharper, hissy fragments on the back carefully decorate the overall mood and emphasize its unbounded spaciousness and spellbinding gracefulness. Another outstanding interstellar odyssey, magnífico!!! Two shorter, transitional pieces follow, mysteriously droning "Apophis" and celestially flavored "Melancholia" bridged with abyssal rumbles and minimal modern classical piano part (guest piano by Marco Carlucci). 41-minute long composition "Omega II - From Antares To Canis Majoris..." closes this amazing journey with huge amount of adventurous transitions, where deep, humming drones interact with richly colorful disruptions. Slowly unfolding, expanding, floating, cascading and culminating into mammoth "all-inclusive" deep space drone wizardry. Hauntingly immersing and gigantically fascinating grand finale, which will please each outer space aficionado. Another must hear track!!! Luca Gheradi did absolutely fantastic job with "Cosmosis", which safely drifts on the edge between ambient and dark ambient realms. "Cosmosis" showcases his huge talent and potential. It's a pity, the physical copies are not available anymore, because work like this deserves much bigger exposure, but we all know there is no justice in music industry. But don't give up, try to get in touch with Luca, maybe he has still available some top secret copies... Right now, as I am finishing these lines, Luca works on his next release, again described as night ambient music, 2-3 new tracks are in works, so make sure to stay tuned, I definitely will, because I am sure this Italian guy has a lot more to offer. To me, Luca Gherardi is one of the biggest revelations of 2013 and "Cosmosis" double album is a true sonic treasure from start to end!!! Richard Gürtler (Aug 31, 2013, Bratislava, Slovakia) Explore "Cosmosis" here... https://stn09.bandcamp.com/album/cosmosis @elloambient #elloambient @ellomusic #ellomusic #ambient #music @elloelectronic #elloelectronic


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Let $X = {x_1, ..., x_N}$ be a finite subset of $R^n$ and let $p$ and $q$ be any polynomials of degree $k$ or less. X is called $\underline{P_k-unisolvent}$ if $p(x_j) = q(x_j)$ ($j = 1, ..., N$) implies that $p=q$; i.e. evaluation of a polynomial on $X$ uniquely determines that polynomial.
In one dimension, unisolvent sets are completely trivial. But for $n \geq 2$ even confirming whether a given set is unisolvent or not becomes complicated.
The Padua points were recently constructed - a unisolvent set in $R^2$ with minimal growth of their corresponding Lebesgue constant. I am interested in the construction of similar sets in higher dimensions, and have found numerous articles on this particular subset of $R^2$.
I am also interested in $L^p$-norm estimates and interpolant error bounds to Sobolev functions defined on manifolds and more exotic domains. To this end I have seen seen a result used (Duchon, J. 1978) stating that the collection of all $P_k$-unisolvent point sets is open in $R^n$.
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The novelist Doris Lessing, who tackled race, ideology, gender politics and the workings of the psyche in a prolific and often iconoclastic career, died in London on Sunday at the age of 94, her publisher HarperCollins said.
Novelist Salman Rushdie hailed the "warmth, sharp mind and ferocity" of a writer who continually reinvented herself to challenge conventions, but defied the feminists and leftists who would have claimed her for their cause.
Lessing won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2007, only the 11th woman to do so, but characteristically refused to offer the expected gushing response on hearing the news, observing drily: "One can get more excited than one gets, you know."
Born to British parents in what was then Persia, now Iran, on Oct. 22, 1919, Lessing was raised mostly in Southern Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, where they moved when she was five.
When she left for Britain at 30, escaping the scene of an unhappy childhood and two failed marriages, she had in her suitcase the manuscript of a novel that broke new ground with its depiction of an inter-racial relationship in her white-ruled homeland. The Grass Is Singing was an immediate bestseller in Britain, Europe and the US.
Her early stories and novellas set in Africa, published during the 1950s and early 1960s, decried the dispossession of black Africans by white colonials and exposed the sterility of white culture in southern Africa — work that made her a "prohibited alien" in Southern Rhodesia and South Africa.
Lessing wrote that, for her, Africa was "not a place to visit unless one chooses to be an exile ever afterwards from an inexplicable majestic silence lying just over the border of memory or of thought."
It was her 1962 novel The Golden Notebook that brought her international fame with its experimental style and format, and linked her firmly to the feminist cause.
Its female heroine, Anna Wulf, is a writer exploring her own artistic and personal disintegration as she tries to make sense of a life compartmentalized into various roles.
The Swedish Academy said in its Nobel citation that it "belongs to the handful of books that informed the 20th-century view of the male-female relationship."
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List of G-Rated family movies, ranked from best to worst with movie trailers when available. This list takes the best G-Rated family movies and pits them against each other to see once and for all what the greatest G-Rated Family movie of all time is. If you think the top family movie with a G rating isn't as high as it should be then be sure to vote it up so it can take its rightful place among the other great G-Rated Family films on this list. If you're trying to find a specific family film you can search this list and filter to find what you're looking for.
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Newtown Residents Debate Guns With Conn. Lawmakers
The residents of Newtown have a different perspective on the mass shooting.
NEWTOWN, Jan. 31, 2013 -- State Senate Republican Leader John McKinney politely asked the audience to hold its applause at a Wednesday hearing in Newtown, Conn., on gun-violence protection and children's safety.
Then, he introduced Newtown Police Chief Michael Kehoe. "I've already made my first mistake," McKinney said as the crowd erupted in applause.
Connecticut legislators had come to Newtown, the place that has ignited the nation's debate on guns.
Newtown Families March on Nation's Capital
Almost everyone in Newtown has been directly affected by the Sandy Hook shooting. Dave Wheeler's 6-year-old son Ben was among the 20 children killed Dec. 14.
"As elected representatives, it is your job to pass the legislation that will keep your constituents safe," Wheeler said, calling for a database linking gun owners and those suffering from mental illness.
"The liberty of any person to own a military-style assault weapon and a high-capacity magazine and keep them in their home is second to the right of my son to his life."
Gabrielle Giffords' Emotional Plea for Senate 'Courage' on Gun Control
Wheeler's statement was followed by applause, as well as every other statement delivered in the Newtown High School Auditorium. Although the cameras have left Newtown, this town isn't hiding from the tragedy.
Bill Sherlach, the husband of school psychologist Mary Sherlach, who died in the shooting, said he has a deep respect for the Constitution and the 2nd Amendment right to bear arms. But he called for a ban on assault rifles and high-capacity magazines.
"Armor-piercing bullets," Sherlach said. "They're meant for one thing and one thing only. Brutally kill by penetrating even a Kevlar vest. For law enforcement and military, fine. For anyone else, one has to ask, 'Why?'"
Sherlach said school and mental health providers need to spend more time helping children and their families.
"The number of professionals have been cut while the amount of regulation has dramatically increased," he said. "This means more time doing paperwork and less helping people."
Wednesday's hearing lasted six hours and was the fourth and final meeting of a bipartisan legislative task force.
At a hearing Monday in Hartford, Conn, a parent of one of the young victims was heckled when he asked whether anyone in the room could give him a reason why they needed an assault weapon or high-capacity clip.
"The 2nd Amendment shall not be infringed," a man yelled back to Neil Heslin.
Heslin, whose son Jesse Lewis was one of the first-graders killed, spoke at Wednesday's hearing and received a standing ovation.
A few gun owners took to the podium and told their legislators that they should not be punished for the actions of one person. But they agreed with the calls for stronger gun education and better mental health testing.
The residents of Newtown have a different perspective on this tragedy than the rest of their state. They're community is forever changed regardless of what lawmakers decide to do.


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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Offense and power were not in short supply at Goodyear Ballpark on Tuesday. The Reds and White Sox combined for four home runs and some lengthy rallies in Cincinnati's 10-6 victory.
Left fielder Chris Heisey led the way for the Reds with a homer and four RBIs. Former Reds star Adam Dunn also had four RBIs for the White Sox, including a three-run homer.
It was the White Sox who jumped out to a quick 3-0 first-inning lead against Homer Bailey with Dunn's mammoth three-run homer off the center-field batters' eye. Cincinnati evened the score in the bottom of the first against left-hander John Danks as Heisey hit an RBI single and Todd Frazier hit a two-run single.
After the Reds added two more runs against Danks in the second inning, Chicago countered with two third-inning runs against Bailey, including Gordon Beckham's leadoff homer to left field.
The big damage came during a five-run bottom of the fourth in which 10 men batted. Heisey banged a three-run homer to left field on a 2-1 pitch and Jay Bruce made it back-to-back shots by hitting a 1-1 pitch that barely cleared the fence in right field.
"I felt like I was ahead in the count, but I just wasn't able to make that pitch," Danks said. "I don't think it was so much stuff as it was that I just wasn't ever able to make a good enough pitch to put them away. Give them some credit, they hit some tough pitches and fouled off some tough pitches and got it to where I would make a mistake and they'd hit it."
Danks left after allowing 10 earned runs and 11 hits, with two walks and no strikeouts, over 3 1/3 innings
"It would have been nice to have a good one today. I had anything but," Danks said. "I've got to keep plugging along."
Bailey gave up five runs (four earned) on nine hits, with one walk and five striketouts, over 4 1/3 innings.
"I was feeling good. That's the most important thing," Bailey said. "Probably from the stretch, my slider and curveball wasn't quite where I wanted it. That could be the thin air, it could be me and it could be a bunch of things."
The Reds' Derrick Robinson had three hits and scored three times out of the leadoff spot.
White Sox left fielder Dayan Viciedo, who tripled in a run during the third, left the game in the middle of the fourth inning because of a cramp in his right quadriceps, but he is expected to be back in action Wednesday.
Up next: The Reds will enjoy their final off-day of Spring Training on Wednesday. When play resumes Thursday, they will host the A's at 4:05 p.m. ET (aired live on a free reds.com audio webcast) at Goodyear Ballpark. Johnny Cueto will be making the start but one of the pitchers scheduled to come out of the bullpen should draw some extra attention. It will be right-hander Mark Prior, who is expected to come over from the Minor League camp to work one inning. Prior signed with the Reds on March 1 as he attempts a comeback attempt from 2007 shoulder surgery.


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The Ford Fiesta is a bit of a staple of the car world. Affordable, reliable and fun, it has been planting smiles on the face of the average motorist for 36 years. Back in 2008, Ford gave the car a major refresh, with a new set of punchy colours and a significant design overhaul.
The world of the low-priced car moves fast, however, and is hotly contested by every major manufacturer. Competition is rife and the old Fiesta was starting to feel a touch long in the tooth compared to its tech-loaded competitors. This new Fiesta comes packed to the brim with gadgets and gizmos, boasts a new more aggressive look and launches with even more striking colour schemes. But has Ford got it right? Pocket-lint took the Fiesta on a fairly hairy ride around Rome's city streets to find out.
The car comes with a variety of engines, starting from a 1 litre petrol, going all the way to a 1.6 diesel. Also included in the range is the rather brilliant 1 litre EcoBoost engine.
Of the models we drove, the EcoBoost easily felt the most at home in the Fiesta. The diesel was extremely smooth and packed a decent punch in the middle of the rev range, but the EcoBoost added a bit of fun to the Fiesta drive. In a vehicle as small as the Fiesta, the turbo on the EcoBoost kept the car nippy at city driving speeds while still coping with faster cruising.
READ: Ford Focus Zetec S 1.0 EcoBoost review
As for the ride, the Fiesta is responsive but not to the point where it feels overly twitchy, like some of the smaller competitors. Compared to the likes of the Fiat 500, say, this is a much smoother car to drive in every respect. It handles bumps better, feels more dynamic in corners and gives a quieter ride.
Ford has done a great job with the gearbox in the Fiesta. Shifting has a satisfying clunk without being too mechanical. The clutch is smooth and there's enough throw so your leg doesn't get tired while driving in the city or in traffic. The pedals and the gearbox offer enough feedback to keep the Fiesta feeling sporty.
The new-look steering wheel is peppered with buttons to control the car's Sync Bluetooth audio system. Rather than the Focus approach, which has everything at the bottom of the wheel - forcing you to look away from the road for an uncomfortable length of time - Ford has put them on the wheel. Controls are still a bit convoluted, but it is definitely better.
As for Sync itself, Ford has put together a very polished in-car entertainment system. The voice control works, if you say things clearly enough. The system had little issue with our iPhone, as long we didn't try to stream any music stored in the cloud. Android, BlackBerry, Symbian and Windows Phone are all supported, as are USB keys loaded with media.
Also thrown in to the Fiesta's new tech package is emergency assist, which will pair with your phone and call the emergency services automatically should you have an accident. It will even give GPS co-ordinates to the authorities and route the call to your phone so you can speak to them.
READ: Fiat 500 TwinAir Plus review
Then comes MyKey, which is designed to stop younger drivers having too much fun in their parents' Fiestas. Essentially the system will let you set speed limiters, volume limiters and even keep the unbuckled seat belt beep on permanently.
As for safety, the Fiesta is a bit like a giant marshmallow in an accident, with seven airbags including one for the drivers knee. Ford has also added Active City Stop, which will brake the car in traffic and bring you to a stop provided you aren't going over 15km/h.
We did get to give this a test, which was fairly frightening to do and it worked. It cuts the engine, sticks on the hazards and brings you to a stop, all rapidly enough.
Externally, the car has a new-look front, with a much bigger grille. It looks a bit like it has been stolen from an Aston Martin, but this is no bad thing. The front comes with a new set of headlights, complete with a daytime LED light cluster. There is also the option to go for big 17-inch wheels and for a full-leather interior, including the steering wheel. Add on extras like this and you can expect the price to go skyward quickly.
The new Fiesta then, as a small affordable car, more than lives up to its heritage. The new EcoBoost engine ensures it drives well, all the new tech keeps it well ahead of similarly priced competition and a vast choice of colour schemes - including a new copper, blue and yellow - adds in some fun.
You get the impression though, having driven the previous Fiesta, that Ford has been careful not to mess with the recipe too much. That makes sense, because the last Fiesta was great, and the new model just fills in the gaps. For those after one, expect the Fiesta to start rolling out in January.
A sporty ST version is also planned, with a different look front and uprated engine, so for those after something a touch quicker, it may be worth holding out.
Prices start at £9,795 for a 3 door 1.25 petrol in Studio trim. For those after the 1 litre EcoBoost option, this is from £13,645 and starts in Zetec trim level. For a full price list head over to the Ford website.


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Major League Lacrosse announced Tuesday that Hamilton Nationals midfielder Kevin Crowley was named Offensive Player of the Year after finishing the regular season tied for first in the league in points (55).
That total is only two fewer than what he had totaled over his previous two seasons combined. Crowley's 38 goals and and 14 assists are career highs.
The Nationals finished 9-5, the best record in team history, and earned the No. 3 seed in this weekend's playoffs.
The third-year player received six first-place votes from MLL coaches and general managers to earn the award. He edged the Denver Outlaws' Chris Bocklet, who had three first-place and seven second-place votes, while the Charlotte Hounds' Matt Danowski came in third with three first- and two second-place votes. The Boston Cannons' Paul Rabil (Johns Hopkins) had two first- and two second-place votes, and the Outlaws' Brendan Mundorf (Mount St. Joseph, UMBC) received two first-place votes.
Hartzell to lead Texas high school
Plano West (Texas) High announced the hiring of Kyle Hartzell (Salisbury) as coach and athletic director.
A defenseman for MLL's Ohio Machine, Hartzell has been an assistant coach and defensive coordinator at Boys' Latin for the past five years. In 2009 he was the head coach for the Palo Alto (Calif.) High program; the team finished third in the state.
Players with Baltimore-area ties named All-Americans
The National Interscholastic Lacrosse Coaches Association announced its national All-America class for the 2013 season. Players selected to the first team included: attackman Connor Cannizzaro of Cazenovia (N.Y.) High, Boys' Latin attackman Colin Heacock, attackman Matt Rambo of La Salle College High in Wyndmoor, Pa., attackman Tim Rotanz of Shoreham-Wading River High in Shoreham ,N.Y., and Boys' Latin defenseman Mac Pons, who are all Maryland recruits; Gilman attackman Max Greene (Harvard); Calvert Hall midfielder Stephen Kelly (North Carolina); Boys' Latin midfielder Ben Pridemore (Notre Dame); Calvert Hall defenseman Garrett Epple (Notre Dame); and defenseman Nick Fields of Bullis School in Potomac (Johns Hopkins).
Among the players chosen to the second team were attackmen Shack Stanwick of Boys' Latin and Wilkins Dismuke of Rock Canyon High in Littleton, Colo., and midfielders Kieran Eissler of Coronado High in Henderson, Nev., and Joel Tinney of Culver (Ind.) Military Academy, who are Johns Hopkins recruits; attackman Lucas Gradinger of Torrey Pines High in San Diego and goalie Dan Morris of Dallas (Texas) Jesuit, who are set to join Maryland; Loyola attackman Devin McNamara and McDonogh long-stick midfielder Dan Sweeney, both headed to Villanova; and Boys' Latin goalie Christian Knight (Cornell). Stanwick and Tinney are rising seniors; the rest are rising college freshmen.
McDonogh grad Black joins Duke women
Duke announced that attacker Casey Black (McDonogh) will join the team next season.
Black helped the Eagles earn a No. 1 national ranking and remain undefeated for three consecutive seasons. As a senior, she guided her squad to a 22-0 mark and its fifth consecutive conference championship while receiving Under Armour All-America recognition.


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Episode Eight — Part Three (Chapter four): In this episode we gather for a nice evening out, with Rob, Nick and Max. The good news is that Rob happens to run into Ariadne at the pub. The bad news is that Max drops acid, gets "the Sauce" and has a meaningful experience with a cactus. Oh, and Nick is pretty weird too. But Rob is definitely falling for Ariadne.
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Meanwhile Max came out of his bedroom, dressed in some running shorts and a singlet. His green eyes looked scary, the pupils tiny despite the duskiness of the room. Nick calmed down again, and Max poured himself a scotch. He sat down, and immediately said, "Holy shit. Look at the fucking cactus!"
"What about the cactus?" I asked.
"I mean, look at it. How can you miss it?"
Nick sensed Max's fascination, and he started staring at it too. It was like they weren't there, and Ariadne and I started talking.
"Do they do this often?"
"Hardly ever. Nick especially. I have to say, I'm really surprised. Tundra is a freak. He probably does this more than he should, but I'm not usually with him when he does, so I couldn't tell you how frequently."
"It's nice that you look out for your friends."
"Ah, I'll tease them mercilessly tomorrow. And for the foreseeable future."
"Yeah, but you know." She slid closer to me on the couch.
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THQ Nordic has announced it has purchased the rights to the last-gen action RPG, along with original developer 38 Studios' cancelled MMO, Copernicus.
38 Studios has now paid around $45 million in settlements.
The RPG studio founded by former Red Sox pitcher Curt Schillng is back in the news.
New details about the events surrounding the controversial $75 million loan have emerged.
Lincoln Chafee announces he will seek bid for the Democratic nomination; wants the US to use the metric system.
Xbox 360 Ultimate Games Sale continues with hefty markdowns; other deals include Bastion for $3.74 and Ninja Gaiden II for $5.09.
There's one employee left tasked with keeping the game alive until it can be sold off.
Former Major League Baseball pitcher and founder of now-bankrupt video game studio reveals today he has cancer.
Proposal submitted at the request of Rhode Island governor Lincoln Chafee encourages settlement in lawsuit against Curt Schilling.
Securities and Exchange Commission serves papers to group responsible for green-lighting $75 million loan that brought Curt Schilling's game company to Rhode Island in 2010.
No acceptable offers made for Project Copernicus or RPG sequel; Rise of Nations, Rise of Legends, and Big Huge Games trademark sell for combined $320,000 to mystery buyers.
Around two dozen parties from around the world reportedly interested in bidding on assets during liquidation auction next month.
Liquidation auction rescheduled for next month, organizers confirm.
Pending court approval, online auction for various 38 Studios and Big Huge games IP to take place next month.
Lawyer for state of Rhode Island seeking to delay upcoming online auction to accommodate interest.
Keith Stokes claims in court filings that Chafee impeded 38 Studios' efforts to restructure its debt or raise additional capital to keep the company afloat.
38 Studios and Big Huge Games liquidation auction to take place November 14-15; Project Copernicus, sequel rights for Reckoning, and Rise of Nations up for sale.
United States Securities & Exchange Commission to investigate controversial 2010 $75 million taxpayer-backed loan for Curt Schilling's since-failed game company.
Studio founder Curt Schilling says failure of Kingdoms of Amalur company "the most devastating thing I've ever gone through," outside of loss of his father.
Revenue from Steam sales of 2012 role-playing game have reached six figures for the Ocean State.
Rayman Origins also being offered to PS Vita subscribers in June.
Lawyers for founder Curt Schilling and other former executives ask Rhode Island Superior Court to dismiss state's suit against them.
Multiple sources suggest EA to close its third-party publishing label.
Former Red Sox pitcher and Reckoning studio founder Curt Schilling says lawsuit from Rhode Island "wholly without merit."
House Finance Committee reviewing bills that would prevent state from making payments related to controversial 2010 $75 million loan.
R.I. Superior Court documents claim management at now-defunct studio knew they didn't have enough money to finish projects before moving to Ocean State.
Former Red Sox pitcher selling famed 2004 World Series sock in effort to pay off debt to Rhode Island over 38 Studios bankruptcy.
State's legal team files suit against Schilling, other architects of controversial $75 million loan to bring Amalur studio to state.
Federal criminal charges will not be brought against Curt Schilling's famously failed game company; state investigation remains ongoing.
Rhode Island Economic Development Corp. and Bank of New York Mellon Trust. Co. win court approval to secure 38 Studios' assets.
Kingdoms of Amalur developer met cold investor reception for Project Copernicus MMO in drying market.
Labels president Frank Gibeau says he's hopeful sequel will be made, would "love" to be a publishing partner for it.
E3 2012: Company spokesperson says Rhode Island-based RPG shop files for Chapter 7 protection, federal investigation into money management under way.
E3 2012: Gears of War studio bringing aboard ex-Big Huge Games staffers as contractors first, planning to create "impossible" studio in Baltimore.
[UPDATE] Sources say sequel to role-playing game was just beginning when 38 Studios went under; mystery publisher pulled out of $35 million deal to finance follow-up after Rhode Island expressed ...
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Employees told by Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning studio that the company had sold their previous homes, now being contacted by banks looking for missed payments.
Copernicus developer says 38 Studios "just needed a little more help," governor "turned his back" on a lot of taxpayers by allowing RPG outfit to fall.
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Steven Tyler Apologizes,Tells Nicki Minaj 'A Racist I'm Not'
Steven Tyler apologized to Nicki Minaj after the rapper accused the rocker of being racist during a Twitter fight. The tussle began after the Aerosmith frontman and former "American Idol" judge told MTV News: "If it was Bob Dylan, Nicki Minaj would have had him sent to the cornfield! Whereas, if it was Bob Dylan with us, we would have brought the best of him out, as we did with Phillip Phillips. Just saying." Minaj, a new judge on the coming season of "Idol," responded on Twitter saying "that's a racist comment." During an appearance on the Canadian television show eTalk, Tyler said, "I apologize if it was taken wrong, Nicki. But I am the farthest from–what did she say I was? A racist. I am the last thing on this planet as far as being a racist. I don't know where she got that out of me saying I'm not sure how she would've judged Bob Dylan. I was just saying that if Bob Dylan came on the show he would have been thrown off. Maybe I spoke out of turn, but a racist I'm not, Nicki." A representative for Tyler didn't immediately return a request for comment. Watch the video after the jump.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Lipscomb softball coach Kristin Ryman has announced the addition of pitching coach Megan Rhodes Smith to the staff.
"Megan knows what Lipscomb is all about," Ryman said. "She believes in that or else she wouldn't be here.
"We have such a unique atmosphere to recruit to here. So having someone who understands that and understands how to sell the school and our program is really important. She is just a great all-around fit."
Smith spent the 2013 season with the Western Kentucky softball program, working with pitchers and catchers along with working with players on the mental aspects of the game. She also has been an assistant at Middle Tennessee and Charleston Southern.
She is looking forward to working with returning pitchers Tanner Sanders, Heather Parker and Ashley Anderson as well as incoming freshmen McCarley Thomas and Taylor Neuhart.
"Having pitchers that already understand college is huge," Smith said. "It is definitely a pitching coach's dream to have talented girls who are motivated and understand what they have to do to succeed.
"I think we are going to have a really fun staff because we don't have five cookie-cutter pitchers. We have five very different pitchers and that gives us five tools to work with. It is exciting to have a staff that can bring success and not necessarily have to depend on one person staying healthy."
Smith, a former standout at David Lipscomb High School, played four seasons for the University of Tennessee Lady Vols. She left the program ranked second all-time in strikeouts (726), third in wins (67) and fourth in innings pitched (570.1). She posted a 67-22 record for a .753 winning percentage and also had a 1.77 earned run average, both rank fourth best all-time. She made 135 appearances including 96 starts.
She helped the Lady Vols make three appearances in the Women's College World Series.
Ryman likes the fact that Smith brings both a history of recruiting as well as a name that will be well-known to softball players around the country.
"She knows a lot of the local talent, which is good," Ryman said. "She knows her pitching. She is going to help draw good quality pitchers. She obviously has the ability to help them continue to improve once they are here."
Smith holds a bachelor's degree in psychology from Tennessee. She was an SEC Honor Roll member for three years with a 3.8 grade point average. She earned a master's degree in sports studies with a concentration in sports psychology from Tennessee in 2009.
"Megan has a great track record for improving pitchers," Ryman said. "I like Megan's philosophy. She has a great coaching mentality. I think she is going to quickly gain the respect of our pitchers.
"It is exciting for me that she has a master's degree in sports psychology. She has a chance to not only impact our pitchers, but also our entire team."
Also known for her community service Smith received the Brad Davis SEC Community Service Postgraduate Scholarship.
Lipscomb athletic director Philip Hutcheson likes the attributes that Smith brings to the program both on and off of the field.
"Megan is going to be a tremendous asset for our team and I am thrilled to have her on our staff," Hutcheson said. "On the field, she has played and coached at the highest level and her past experiences are going to be an immediate help to our team.
"Beyond that, her work on the mental side of the athletic experience, and her understanding of and connection with the mission of our school, are both going to help her be a tremendous mentor and influence for growth among the young women who put on the Lipscomb uniform."
Her husband, Kevin, is assistant athletic director and assistant football coach at Franklin Road Academy. They have a daughter, Jillene, who is six weeks old. Megan's father, Dr. Steve Rhodes, is director of instrumental ensembles at Lipscomb.
"It is an exciting move because it is a little bit like coming home," Smith said. "I didn't go to college here, but I feel very at home on this campus. My Dad is here. It is definitely a place my family is a part of. Lipscomb is a special place.
"I have always paid attention to what Lipscomb has done in softball. Ever since coach Ryman has gotten here there has been success on top of success. I am excited about being a part of a softball program that has been as successful as this one."


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