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Okay, so whether things got violent or not, you can now rejoin our walkthrough and go about your business in the following way. What you're seeking out here in the central area of The Fort is a building used for weather observation. Within, you'll find a few characters that you may or may not need to kill, depending on how things went down with their friends. Either way, you'll no doubt notice that the two computers on the desk to the left side of the room are broken. To proceed, you'll need to examine the mechanical-looking device affixed to the wall on the right. Doing so will reveal a staircase that leads down into a secret subterranean chamber, where your quest can continue unabated.
When you're down here, you're going to have a few fundamental choices to make. As you work your way through the outer door, you'll eventually come to a staircase that leads downward. A Protectron must be fought and killed there, but if you play your cards right, that's the only hostile foe you'll meet down here. What you want to do thereafter is seek out a nearby room that has three computer terminals attached to a far wall. Upon accessing those terminals, you'll find that one doesn't do anything, but the other two, once hacked, will allow you to shut off the gun turrets here, as well as the rest of the Protectrons. You'll need a pretty good Science skill to hack both computers, but doing so will make your journey through the rest of this secret cellar far easier and far quicker. So this is worth doing, first and foremost. Be sure to grab the Pulse Grenades, Plasma Grenades, Plasma Rifle and Microfusion Cells from the room with the computers before proceeding!
If you aren't able to hack one or both computers, keep in mind that you'll either have to fight powerful gun turrets, weak Protectrons, or a mixture of both. So hopefully you were able to down the computers. Then, all you really need to do is head to the far end of this secret basement, where you'll eventually encounter a room atop another set of stairs that has an archaic mechanical-like computer terminal along the right wall, similar to the one you placed the Platinum Chip in earlier, so that you could access this secret basement to begin with. Then, all you need to do is make a decision. We're assuming you want to activate the Protectrons (and other machines) down here with new software, so that they can be there to help you later on. If you want to destroy this area, you'll have to head to another location within this secret facility to do so, but there's really no reason you'd want to do that. The Protectrons will help you regardless of how things may change later, so again, there's no reason not to reprogram them.


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Sidestepping the Difficult Issues
As I wrote yesterday, Jacqueline Jules and Jef Czekaj's picture book Unite or Die accepts the Federalist position and depicts the creation of the U.S. Constitution of 1787 as a Good Thing. Not that it wasn't, but the book doesn't leave space for considering otherwise. It also sidesteps some details of the document that would make today's students have second thoughts.
I mentioned before how the kids portraying the constitutional convention reflects today's classrooms: there are girls and boys, and little people from different ethnic groups. Only a few sentences in the afterword acknowledge how for many decades most non-whites and women were excluded from the system the Constitution set up.
Unite or Die hinges on the compromise between small and large states over representation, but never addresses another of the convention's compromises: to treat slaves as both 100% property and 60% people, providing voters in states with large enslaved populations disproportionate power in the House and Electoral College. Nor does the book mention the convention's decision to preserve the transatlantic slave trade from legislation for twenty years.
The book has even less to say about items that can cause partisan controversy today. It makes only a brief mention of the Electoral College and none of the religious establishment clause. I suspect it would be harder to highlight those knotty issues and maintain a picture of the Constitution as a clearly Good Thing.
In essence, Unite or Die introduces young readers to some of the intellectually challenging compromises of the convention, but it sidesteps some emotionally challenging decisions that might make those kids question the wisdom of the document.
TOMORROW: A presentist view.

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Man wanted in Central Florida triple slaying pronounced dead, cops say
David Smith nabbed after SWAT standoff in Knoxville, Tennessee
LAKELAND, Fla. – A man wanted in connection with a triple murder in Central Florida has died after being taken into custody Tuesday afternoon in Tennessee, officials said.
David Eugene Smith, 27, was taken to a hospital with a self-inflicted gunshot wound following a SWAT standoff at a Days Inn in Knoxville, according to officials.
Knox County Sheriff's Office said Smith had died just after 5:30 p.m. at the UT Medical Center. An autopsy for Smith is scheduled for Wednesday.
Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd said earlier in the day that Smith shot and killed three people, including his sister, at a home on Old Highway 37 near Lakeland.
"We found him," Judd said earlier, referring to the SWAT standoff in Knoxville.
Judd said a 14-year-old ROTC student returned from a weekend event Monday night and found her mother's body in their Polk County home. Authorities were alerted and the other two bodies, a man and a woman, were found inside the home.
"It was a very violent scene," said Judd, who added that the triple slaying could have occurred as early as Saturday night.
Judd identified the victims as David's sister, Danyala Smith, who was the teen's mother; Ni'Kosi Williams, of Lakeland; and 28-year-old Miranda Mims, a friend of Danyala.
Judd said Smith, who goes by the name Davey, has a history of mental illness, adding that Smith is paranoid and delusional. Smith's mother said her son served in the Army and had tours in Iraq and Afghanistan and suffers from PTSD.
Detectives were told that Smith refers to himself as "Prince David." Judd said Smith had posted, "I hate evil and will not allow it on my planet," on his Facebook page.
"We fear for the community until we find this man," Judd said earlier Tuesday morning in a news conference. "This suspect has taken the lives of three people and we need to find him before he harms anyone else."
The SWAT team in Knoxville launched tear gas into Smith's hotel room and took Smith down. Smith shot himself in the arm, Tennessee authorities said, indicating that he wanted to commit suicide.
According to jail records, Smith was arrested in 2009 on charges of cocaine possession, carrying a concealed weapon (firearm), marijuana possession and narcotic equipment possession. The firearm and cocaine possession charges were dropped, however.
Judd also said that Smith was taken into custody under the Baker Act, or the Florida Mental Health Act, by local police once before.
Judd said the 14-year-old girl who found her mother dead is doing as well as can be expected.
"I consider her exceptionally lucky she wasn't in the house this weekend," Judd said. "At that point in time, he killed everyone in the house, and he wouldn't have spared her life if she wasn't in the house."
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For degree students at the graduate level, tuition is assessed as a total degree program fee, not as a per course fee. Payment of the fee is broken down into "fee installments." You will be charged an installment for every term you are registered in a degree program. Fees are assessed in September, January and May.
Please note that minimum fee installments apply, regardless of your degree level or program timeline. For full details, consult the Regulations Concerning Tuition Fees for Graduate Programs.
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Aon Reed Stenhouse Inc. (Aon) is UVic's approved emergency medical insurance provider for the waiting period. You can enrol for these services online. The extended health insurance included in your student fees is not a substitute for emergency health insurance or BC MSP.
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Kevin Hart is literally laughing all the way to the bank. The funnyman tops the Forbes magazine list of the highest-paid comedians with earnings of $87.5 million.
Hart, who had roles in the films "Central Intelligence" and "Secret Life of Pets" as well as his lucrative "What Now?" comedy tour, dethrones longtime earnings leader Jerry Seinfeld, who made $43.5 million.
The magazine compiled the estimated income from June 2015 to June 2016.
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Amy Schumer made her list debut, landing in fourth place behind Terry Fator with earnings of $17 million. Schumer is not only the only female comic on this year's list, she is also the only woman to ever make the highest-paid comedians list.
Comedy veterans Jeff Dunham was in fifth with $13.5 million, Dave Chapelle was next with $13 million and Jim Gaffigan earned $12.5 million for seventh place.


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The House Ethics Committee acts confidentially and typically uses minimalist language to announce whether it is investigating a member of Congress. This makes tracking open cases difficult, but there are 10 cases the committee has previously stated it is reviewing. The committee has no rules compelling it to make a public announcement that a review has been closed, sometimes resulting in a delay in a case's resolution coming to light — though members certainly have an interest in publicizing something that reflects well on them.
Boehner 'Comfortable' With House Ethics Protocols


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The 412 replaced the 400i and introduced a series of improvements, the most noticeable being the higher boot line, along with a deeper front spoiler to improve the car's aerodynamics. Pininfarina's other interventions included re-designed sill panels, body-coloured bumper inserts, a modified alloy wheel design, clear indicator lenses and black windscreen and window surrounds.
The V12 engine was bored out to 4,942 cc (from 4,823) with a corresponding 8% increase in power (to 340 bhp) and a 9.5% increase in torque for a 0-62 mph time of 6.7 seconds, and a standing quarter mile of 14.6 seconds compared to 14.8 for the 400i. The 412 was also the first Ferrari to offer Bosch ABS as standard.Read more
In the Spring of 1985 the final evolution of the Pininfarina designed 2+2 series, that had started with the 365 GT4 2+2 in 1973, was introduced, with the presentation of the 412 model at the Geneva Salon. The 412 model designation referred to the swept volume of a single cylinder, thus the V12 engine had been increased in size to 4943cc, by providing a 1mm larger diameter bore of 82mm allied to the same 78mm stroke, producing a claimed 340 bhp at 6000rpm.
As with the preceding 400i series cars it was fitted with fuel injection, and was available either with a five speed manual gearbox or a three speed automatic transmission. However, on this model there was no external badging to denote that a car was automatic, the tail badge stated simply 412, whichever gearbox was fitted. The engine type reference numbers were to F 101 E 070 and 010, with chassis type numbers F 101 EL 170 and 110, for the automatic and manual examples respectively.
At a glance it appeared very similar to a 400 series car, but closer inspection revealed a different road wheel design, that covered an ABS braking system as standard, the first roadgoing Ferrari so equipped. Apart from this the mechanical layout and elements were very similar to its predecessors. Viewing the body more closely showed a revised rear wing line providing a less pronounced slope to the tail, with a raising of the boot lid line, which had the benefit of increasing the luggage capacity.
The bumpers of the 412 were body colour coded, and the door mirror design was a larger more rectangular profile than that of the last 400i models, without the small enamel Ferrari shield. Internally the seat design altered, along with the control layout on the centre console. Like the 365 GT4 2+2, and the 400 series, right or left hand drive power assisted steering was available, and again there was no USA market version. Similarly, the bodies were constructed at the Pininfarina factory in Turin, with the fully trimmed shells shipped to Ferrari for fitment of the mechanical components.
Production of the 412 ceased in 1989, bringing to an end a sixteen year run for what was essentially a single body style. This was the longest production run in the company's history, during which time nearly three thousand examples were produced in total of the various types.
A total of 576 examples of the 412 model were produced during the production run, in the chassis number range 56275 to 82153. It would be another three years before a 2+2 model reappeared in the Ferrari range catalogue, with the 456 GT, and nearly seven years before automatic transmission would once again become available on a Ferrari.
Careful selection of the best shots of 412 in high definition. The photo gallery shows the distinctive features of this model Ferrari in 1985, focusing on the details and the most important parts.
Careful selection of the best shots of 412 in high definition. The photo gallery shows the distinctive features of this model Ferrari in 1985, focusing on the details and the most important parts.
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|Maximum power
|250 kW (340 hp) at 6000 rpm
|Power per litre
|69 hp/l
|Maximum torque
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|Valve actuation
|twin overhead camshafts per bank, two valves per cylinder
|Fuel feed
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|Marelli Microplex electronic, single spark plug per cylinder
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|automatic: torque converter; manual: twin-plate
|tubular steel
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|independent, unequal-length wishbones, coil springs over telescopic shock absorbers, anti-roll bar
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|automatic: 3-speed + reverse; manual: 5-speed + reverse
|Fuel tank
|capacity 120 litres
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|1314 mm
|2700 mm
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|dry, automatic: 1810 kg; manual: 1805 kg
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|automatic: 245 km/h; manual: 250 km/h
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DALLAS (AP) — American Airlines flights across the country are grounded because of computer problems.
American asked the Federal Aviation Administration to halt its flights until 5 p.m. EDT. Flights on regional affiliate American Eagle heading to Dallas, Chicago or New York's LaGuardia Airport have been stopped until 3:30 p.m. EDT.
Some passengers are stuck on planes while others can't make reservations.
Passengers are using social media to flood the airline with complaints.
American Airlines spokesman Kent Powell said Tuesday that the airline is trying to resolve the issues as quickly as it can.
On Twitter, American is sending out apologies but not offering customers much information about when the problem will be fixed.
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The Central Connecticut men's track and field team earned second place out of 18 squads at the AIC Yellow Jacket Invitational in Springfield, MA on Saturday. The Blue Devils earned nine finishes in the top-five including three gold performances. Freshman Joseph Gioielli placed first out of 56 runners in the 800 meter run. He crossed the finish line in 1:52.63.
Gioielli was followed in the 800m by classmate Malcolm Connor who placed eighth with a time of 1:56.88.
Senior Nick Lindblom topped the 400 meter hurdle field with a time of 56.09, earning 10 points for Central. CCSU earned a one-two finish in the event with junior Ryan Budd claiming silver with a time of 56.24. Sophomore Jordan Watkins also earned a top-10 spot, crossing the finish line in 59.86.
In the 110 meter hurdles, Watkins took second in 15.30 followed by Lindblom in fourth with a time of 15.61.
Central earned another silver in the 400 meter run when sophomore Jamal Fruster crossed the finish line in 49.53 for eight team points. He was trailed by senior Aaron Radden who placed 17th out of 37 in the event with a time of 52.45.
Junior Colby Delbene, earned bronze in the 1,500m with a time of 3:59.79. He was followed by sophomore Andrew Hill who placed 10th with a time of 4:06.93. Also performing well in the 54-runner field was senior John Krell (13th, 4:07.80) and sophomore Patrick Hubbell (16th, 4:10.74).
The Blue Devils were also successful in the field events with senior Rashad Williams earning the gold in the shot put. He registered 15.82 meters in the event. Williams also placed second in the discus throw with a 46.18 meter mark.
Sophomore Jamie Tobias claimed silver in the high jump event, clearing a height of 1.88 meters.
Other notable performances by Central came from freshmen Derek French, Kendall Walker and John Sudol. French took sixth in the 5,000 meter run (15:37.44), Walker placed ninth in both the 100m dash (11.40) and the 200m dash (23.14), and Sudol took 10th in the triple jump (11.90) and 14th in the long jump (5.94).
UMass Amherst placed first in the meet with a score of 101 followed by CCSU with 86. Sacred Heart took third with 79.50. American International (79) and Amerst (63) rounded out the top five.
The Blue Devils return to action on Saturday, April 13, at both the UMASS Invitational in Amherst, MA and the Bucknell Bison Outdoor Classic in Lewisburg, PA.


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Summer 2008: My Travel-friendly Beauty Goodies
I like to pack light during travel (I guess I was also forced to pack light due to the TSA's 3-1-1 rules). And, simple makeup and easy skin care routine are my philosophy during traveling. Based on my past experiences, I was always too tired to get up early finishing the delicate task of applying makeup. Secondly, for some lodging places, such as cabin, it is hard to find decent lighting to apply makeup, not to mention it is essentially mission impossible for me to have my makeup mistake-proof when visiting sunny beaches, playing water, traveling through windy or snowy places. The heat, humidity and strong wind can smear or melt the makeup within minutes. Thus, I would rather play safe with my resort makeup looks; keep it minimal and subtly fresh. Yet, my makeup will be still beautifully done to be photogenic (vacation photos last a lifetime).
I am going to share with you some of the beauty goodies that I brought in my last trip. I narrowed down the stuff that I found most travel-wise in term of size, capability and versatility. More detailed thoughts on these items will come up tomorrow.
Left to Right (Back Row):
- Burt's Bee Doctor Burt's Res-Q Ointment
- Rosebud Perfume Co. Smith's Rosebud Salve
- Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer SPF 20
- Clarins UV Plus Protective Day Screen SPF40
- Maybelline Mineral Power Natural Perfecting Concealer
- Shiseido UV White Whitening Compact Foundation
- L'Occitane Solid Perfume in Green Tea
- Bobbi Brown Lip Tint SPF 15 in Peony
- MAC Mineralize Eye Shadow Duo in Polar Opposite
- Guerlain KissKiss Maxi Shine lipstick in Strawberry Shine
- Kate Designing Eyebrow N set
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A certain small subset of Charlottesvillians are bound to droll uncontrollably when they hear about the Richmond indie rock group Zetamale, and most of their increased saliva production will no doubt be due to the band's lineup. When I say small subset, I mean about 10 individuals or so– mostly young men– who can be relied on to know exactly what the next big thing will be and where to find it (and can equally be relied on to drop their interest in the band when they start making it big).
For the rest of us, my description of Zetamale will most likely not produce sweaty palms and pangs of anticipation for their Tokyo Rose show, but it might be something you'd want to check out if you like well-written, quieter-than-normal rock songs.
To get it out of the way first, let's trace Zetamale's lineage. Daron Hollowell, on guitar and vocals, once co-frontman for the hardcore group Four Hundred Years, currently flaps around with the Richmond emo/indie group Bats & Mice.
Ash Bruce on drums shares Hollowell's path to stardom. Cornbread Compton on piano, organ, and synth, is the drummer for the Richmond act, Engine Down (local superstars). Justin Bailey, on second guitar, also rocks with Mazarin and Submerge, and Nick Wurz on bass metamorphosizes from time to time with Gregor Samsa.
Now for those of you to whom the above paragraphs read like hieroglyphics, let me give you a little dissection of Zetamale's sound. All the songs on their five-track demo (the group is a young one, on their first small tour) are, in the scheme of rock music, quiet. Acoustic guitar and Hollowell's voice are the constants on each song; usually they start things off before the other instruments kick into the mix.
If you were to put the aforementioned vocals on a scale of clarity, a bell and Tom Waits serving as the measuring bookends, Hollowell would definitely be close to the ringing end. Synth and lead guitar, which is mostly not distorted (and if it is, it's buried in the mix) help flesh out Hollowell's foundation, while the drums and bass are some of the tightest I've heard in a while.
Hollowell's songs are simple pop ditties; strong Beatle-esque melodies can be found throughout their demo, with the common post-Weezer time signature making up a fair portion of their tracks. Usually the close confines of Tokyo Rose make any band with an amp greater than a hundred watts (most bands, that is) seem to be producing near eardrum shattering sounds.
Zetamale, with their laid back tunes and emphasis on the lower end of the emotional spectrum, might be the audible relief some of us have been waiting for.
Zetamale with Broken Hips perform at Tokyo Rose October 22. $5, 10pm.


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Bode in Bodie
This morning we climbed back up from the lake and headed up over the pass. We had no idea what was in store. We chose the Sonora Pass mainly because we had never been over it before, and sort of figured there would be very little traffic. What we didn't really appreciate was the climb. It tops out at 9624 ft and is pretty darn steep by any standards. We climbed it – slowly – but we did it. Mostly 2nd gear, and occasionally 1st. Fortunately, there wasn't anyone behind us for the entire ascent.
Uphill just required patience and liberal use of all four limbs. Downhill was the real challenge. The Eastern descent is STEEP. How steep? We boiled brake fluid. I used low gears and engine braking the entire way – staying off the brake pedal as much as possible. It didn't matter. A few thousand feet down, the brakes went to the floor (fortunately, right around a flat spot). We were crawling downhill the entire time, so engine braking and the emergency brake helped us come to a complete stop.
I hopped out and the hubcaps were scalding, smoke pouring out of the front wheels, and a quick look at the transparent brake fluid reservoir and hose behind my seat indicated rapid boiling. I had no idea this was even a possibility. I suppose some of my chemist friends can probably tell me what the boiling point of brake fluid is, but I do know this – it's freaking hot!
We spent some time just lounging and waiting for things to cool (Bode put together a puzzle on the table). Once it was safe to touch (about 45 minutes), it was clear that we had to bleed the brakes to get any residual bubbles out, and amazingly that was pretty much it. No permanent damage. A good warm-up for The Andes, I suppose. Onward to Bodie.
Bodie is an old ghost town located at about 8500 feet, but you first descend down to Bridgeport before climbing up into the high desert. We'd been told to visit early in the morning because of the heat, and due to the slow ascents over the mountain passes we rolled in about 2pm. Luckily, there were some clouds and rain in the distance.
I'm not sure what we were expecting, but something along the lines of "ye old ghost town" at a cheesy amusement park was in the back of Angela's mind. Maybe somewhere you could get your photo taken in old-fashioned clothes in front of a saloon backdrop. Not quite – it's the real deal. It was absolutely amazing.
The many houses and buildings nestled into the mountain made up just 5% of what the town once was in it's heyday. Still, the largest ghost town anywhere, and an amazingly impressive slice of history preserved for eternity.
Of course, Bode loved it. He wanted to check out the firehouse and jail, and loved walking through the vacant lots spotting well cranks and wagon wheels. There was lot's of clue-gathering (thanks to Scooby Doo) and he quizzed everyone on their theories about ghosts and what happened to the people that lived here (according to a Ranger that looked like an old prospector, there were just no more no jobs. The government closed the Post Office and bank and that was the end.)
Afterwords, we headed through yet another mountain pass – I think the third of the day at a mere 8400 feet – and rolled into Markleeville,CA around 7 pm. Before setting up camp we hit Grover Hot Springs for a couple hours. A great relaxing end to a long day of criss-crossing the mountains and desert. They have two spring-fed pools that get drained and re-filled everyday: one luke-warm and a hot one at 104 F degrees. Both had shallow ends of 2.5 feet deep – perfect for a 4 year old.
A great part of the day was the variety of scenery. We started the day at a lake in the forest, climbed as high as I believe I've ever been in any car (much less a loaded down VW), saw glaciers, desert and prairie. Each mountain pass we took had yet another amazing view completely different from the last. One had a herder and sheep, another a military training operation. All the fields of cows and horses reminded me of Texas, yet the weather was perfect. You gotta love Northern California.
One last thing – there was an article about us in many of the local Bay Area newspapers today. Many thanks for the offers to send us the article – we've taken a few of you up on them!
If you aren't in the Bay Area, you can view the article here.
If you read the article and just found us – welcome to the journey!


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Weatherization Training Takes Off in the Southeast
A version of this article appears in the January/February 2004 issue of Home Energy Magazine.
January 01, 2004
To increase cooling efficiency in hot climates, trainers are taking the whole-house approach where it hasn't gone before.
A new training regimen is helping Mississippi adopt a whole-house approach to weatherization.And the whole-house approach is spreading to other hot-climate states. In 1995, representatives of the hot-climate states met in Dallas with building scientists from the nation's research laboratories to address what the states felt were inadequacies in the way weatherization was done in climates that were dominated by cooling energy needs. The southeastern states felt that national weatherization funding was primarily directed at reducing winter heating energy needs in cold climates, and that not enough attention was given to reducing cooling energy use in hot climates. A result of the Dallas meeting was DOE's Hot Climate Initiative, the purpose of which was to help hot-climate states increase energy savings for their low-income clients.The initiative languished for several years due to lack of funding, but when funding became available again in 2001, the initiative was reinvigorated. As part of the initiative,D&R International developed a technical training project and piloted it in Mississippi in the summer of 2003.The focus of the training was to help the state adopt a whole-house approach ...
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You think Rockstar Games, you think about mean things. Angry men, drugs, dingy bars, fast cars, explosive firearms. Which is totally understandable, since the company's most recent games are about a drug-addled hitman, a vengeful cowboy and a Puerto Rican who shoots up half of New York.
But that murderous veneer hides a secret. Co-founder Sam Houser is a bicycle fiend.
It's a passion that extends past his own ride and into the outside world, as every year Rockstar sponsors the Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic (and even livestreamed the event from their company site). This year's event was held on Sunday, and was basically a chance for all kinds of cyclists - from pros to just people with bikes - to race, hang out, eat good food and listen to some music.
What's cool is that the race is an extension of sorts for the Houser's love of New York City; it's not held for profit, but rather as a community event, which originally dates back as far as 1973 and has pro teams representing various local community organisations.
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First-year students who have received the Hope College Distinguished Artist Award in Music will present a recital on Thursday, Sept. 20, at 6 p.m. in Dimnent Memorial Chapel.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
Each year at Hope College up to 60 Distinguished Artist Award (DAA) scholarships are given to students with strong academic records and outstanding creative abilities in art, dance, music, theatre or creative writing. Renewable for four years, the DAAs provide eligible students with $2,500 each year toward their college costs. DAA recipients also take part in a variety of opportunities set up to increase their creative experience and technical knowledge in their chosen field.
The program will feature vocalist Sarah Ashcroft of Holland; violinist Emily Bauss of Kalamazoo; pianist Julia Becker of Glenview, Ill.; Lydia Benish of Cleveland, Ohio, playing French horn; Jonathan Brooks of Hudsonville also playing French horn; Emily Brower of Hudsonville, playing alto saxophone; vocalist Lauren Conley of White Lake; violinist Amanda Dykman of LaGrange Ill.; jazz pianist Larry Figueroa of Holland; Stan Galdys of Grandville, playing bass trombone; jazz guitarist Michael Hobson of Flushing; Leah Hottel of Westlake, Ohio, playing organ; pianist Joy Oosterbaan of Byron Center; violist Elena Poletto of Aurora, Ill.; pianist Rachel Postma of Jenison; vocalist Casey Sullons of Chelsea; Michael Weiss of Glenview, Ill., playing jazz saxophone; and vocalist Jonathan Weppler of Libertyville, Ill.
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The fuel that you use to heat your home is the factor that determines whether you need a furnace or a heat pump.
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Furnaces: When selecting a new gas furnace, pay attention to the AFUE. That is the measure of a furnace's energy efficiency. The most efficient gas furnaces are around 97% AFUE, meaning 97% of the fuel source gets turned into heat in your home.
Air Conditioning: The SEER rating is a measure of Cooling Output divided by Electrical Input. The current federal minimum SEER rating is 13. An air conditioner with a higher SEER rating will provide the same cooling using less electricity. If you want to get an idea of what your lower monthly cooling bill could be, simply multiply your average cooling bill by 13 and then divide by the higher SEER rating.
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Ex-Israeli Gen.: Army can't defeat Iran
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Saturday, Dec 20, 2008
Israel's former National Security Advisor has warned Tel Aviv that it lacks the military power to launch a successful attack against Iran.
"To our regret, there is no Israeli military capability that would enable us to reach a situation whereby Iran's nuclear capabilities are destroyed without the possibility of recovery," Giora Eiland said during a Thursday conference at Tel Aviv University, Ynetnews reported.
Military strikes and aerial attacks cannot force Iran to surrender or give up its nuclear program, said Eiland, pointing out that Israel 'cannot defeat Iran'.
Israel, the Middle East's sole nuclear-armed regime, claims that Iran's nuclear program, which is under the constant supervision of UN nuclear watchdog inspectors, is aimed at military purposes and poses an existential threat against its security.
Israeli officials regularly threaten Iran with a military attack on those bases.
Iranian officials have repeatedly stressed that the country's nuclear activities are for peaceful purposes only. They have even stated that Tehran has no intention to launch a military attack against Israel.
During the conference, Eiland also warned of the dire consequences of carrying out an unsuccessful strike against the country.
"If you undertake a failed military operation, you pay three-fold: firstly, you didn't succeed in hitting what you wanted, secondly, you've hurt your deterrence capabilities, and thirdly, you're perceived as the aggressor," he said.
"Iran is not Iraq of 1981 and not even Syria of 2007. It is likely that an attack on Iran would garner a widespread response not merely by Iran, but also other nations in the region," he said.
An Iranian retaliation following an attack would endanger Israeli and American interests in the region, warned Eiland.
The former Israeli general also said that Tel Aviv must coordinate its strategies with Washington to carry out a military strike against Iran, as it does when attacking the Gaza Strip.
"It is completely clear that if an Israeli operation in Gaza requires certain level of coordination with the US, this is certainly the case with an operation in Iran, where the implications beyond Israel are of course far reaching," he said.
Despite advising against military action, the Israeli war expert said that Tel Aviv's opportunity to attack Iran is 'short-lived' adding that a possible strike would be feasible for a two year period, beginning in the summer of 2009.
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Thor is a simple and efficient tool for building self-documenting command line utilities. It removes the pain of parsing command line options, writing "USAGE:" banners, and can also be used as an alternative to the Rake build tool. The syntax is Rake-like, so it should be familiar to most Rake users.
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Improving Underwater Vision
Contact lenses and other options can help patients safely maximize their vision underwater.
By Brian Chou, OD, Jerome A. Legerton, OD, & Jim Schwiegerling, PhD
Dr. Chou is in group practice at Carmel Mountain Vision Care in San Diego. He enjoys snorkeling.
Dr. Legerton is an inventor with 12 U.S. patents for contact lenses and refractive surgery. He is an avid scuba diver and surfer.
Dr. Schwiegerling is an assistant professor of Ophthalmology & Optical Sciences at the University of Arizona.
Water covers more than 70 percent of the earth's surface, often hiding the fascinating world underneath. The human eye is poorly adapted to see underwater. In the air environment the cornea accounts for about two-thirds of the eye's refractive power, but the underwater environment effectively neutralizes the corneal power because the refractive index of the cornea (1.38) is close to that of water (1.33). Consequently, an eye designed for vision in air is typically quite hyperopic underwater.
Natural Accommodation
Do naturally occurring strategies exist in land-dwellers to overcome underwater vision challenges? Indeed, they do. For example, cormorants and freshwater turtles can see in both air and water. These species demonstrate remarkably powerful lenticular accommodation, which makes up for the loss of refractive power of the cornea underwater. For example, in a study by Katzir and Howland (2003), accommodation by cormorants exceeded 64D, allowing underwater vision.
Interestingly, certain humans exert impressive accommodation to see underwater as well. In the Andaman Sea off the coast of Thailand and Burma, the Moken "sea gypsies" have lived for hundreds of years nomadically moving from island to island, living more than half their lives on their boats. These sea-faring people are known for their skill in swimming and diving, collecting sea cucumbers and shellfish off the ocean floor as deep as 75 feet without any special gear. Moken children literally learn to swim before walking (Figure 1).
Figure 1. Moken children spend much of their lives on the water and can accommodate up to 16D while underwater. Photo courtesy of Anna Gislén, PhD.
Aside from the ability to lower their heart rate to stay underwater twice as long, Moken children are able to resolve spatial frequencies underwater that are twice as fine as that of European children, according to a study by Gislén and coworkers (2003). The Gislén study found that Moken children have significantly better aquatic vision because they accommodate some 15D to 16D when underwater. Additionally, they found that the Moken children's pupils constrict to the limit of human ability to achieve a pinhole effect, also aiding underwater vision.
Figure 2. The structure of a Humboldt penguin's eyes allows it to see well in air and water. Photo courtesy of Li-Lian Butcher.
Underwater Vision with Contact Lenses
In lieu of extraordinary accommodation, could an extremely nearsighted individual see underwater with the naked eye? While there are potential physiological implications of chemical and microbial contamination of the ocular surface, the short answer is yes. This makes extreme myopia advantageous for seeing underwater, which brings up a unique proposition: could contact lenses lend individuals who don't have extreme myopia good vision underwater?
With a high enough amount of plus power, it's surely possible if the contact lens stays on the eye. To be sure, the on-eye stability of a GP lens underwater is suspect, especially with an interpalpebral fit. Yet by comparison, the eyelid stabilizes soft and hybrid contact lenses over the superior and inferior lens edges. Additionally, work by Diefenbach (1988) indicates that when soft hydrogel lenses are exposed to swimming pool water and hypotonic solution, the contact lenses adhere to the cornea and stop moving.
Besides the concerns about the physiological consequences of prolonged eye contact with fresh or saltwater, the resulting quality of vision in air also challenges the widespread use of contact lenses prescribed solely for underwater vision. After all, high myopia simulated with contact lenses would cause mobility concerns for getting in and out of the water.
One answer might be a high-Dk hybrid lens such as the SynergEyes Multifocal (SynergEyes, Inc.) with a high-powered center add. We're presently evaluating such a lens design for short durations of amphibious wear. To work, the diameter of the center add for underwater vision should be about 2mm and the radius of curvature would be of the order of 2mm. An aspheric geometry would minimize spherical aberration in the underwater add. With just a 2mm chord diameter, the sagittal thickness of the add above the surface of the contact lens would be about 0.25mm. The design would allow reasonable vision both in and out of water, with the distance-powered annulus providing the vision in air and the center high plus power providing underwater vision. The hybrid platform provides a rigid center that doesn't change in a hypertonic or hypotonic medium, and the large overall diameter is retained well by the eyelids.
For disinfection of the hybrid lens after aquatic use, we follow the guidelines provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for instruments that directly contact the external surfaces of the eye: a 5- to 10-minute exposure to fresh 3% hydrogen peroxide, followed by subsequent neutralization. Although a chlorine-based system would be ideal, no such system is commercially available in the United States.
Non-Contact Lens Options
In addition to achieving a high effective add under water through accommodation, the other naturally occurring strategy that allows for good amphibious vision is having a relatively flat anterior eye surface but a nearly-spherical crystalline lens, exemplified by hooded seals and Humboldt penguins (Figure 2). With such an optical arrangement, because little refraction occurs at the flat cornea surface whether in air or water, the crystalline lens assumes the majority of the eye's refractive responsibility.
Figure 3. The curved optical surface of this diving mask can enhance underwater vision.
This brings us to the most common strategy humans use to see underwater — a dive mask (or goggles). Traditional non-prescriptive dive masks have flat front and back lens surfaces. The ophthalmic lenses create an artificial "flat cornea" in front of the eye, allowing the natural cornea to remain the primary refracting element even when underwater.
The weakness in this optical arrangement is a fairly narrow field of view underwater. Fish have an anterior-shifted crystalline lens, providing them with a very wide field of vision. With a dive mask, humans don't have the luxury of moving the refracting elements of their own eye more anterior. Furthermore, traditional dive masks induce image magnification and change the image location while underwater.
Figure 4. HydroOptix says its diving mask enlarges underwater viewing area without changing image size.
The best solution may be a novel diving mask made by HydroOptix, LLC. Unlike traditional flat masks, the HydroOptix Mega 4.5 DD mask (Figure 3) has a curved optical surface (base curve of +4.50D) which, according to the company, offers a significantly enlarged viewing area by a factor of five times (Figure 4) without changing image size or image distance. By comparison, flat masks make objects appear 25 percent closer and 34.1 percent larger underwater than in reality.
Of course, the optical consequence of a curved mask with a 4.50D base curve is the creation of a –4.50 lens due to the air-water interface. Assuming a vertex distance of 13mm, a +4.25D contact lens worn over an emmetropic eye would cancel out the –4.50 water lens. For this reason, most patients wearing the Mega 4.5 DD mask need to also wear contact lenses to achieve an effective spectacle add of approximately +4.50D. Less add power is necessary for non-presbyopes who can accommodate to achieve the total of +4.50D of add. HydroOptix recommends that wearers of its Mega 4.5 DD undergo a contact lens fitting through one of its eye doctors within its worldwide network. (The company's Web page specifically for eyecare professionals is www.HydroOptix.com/DECproprivate.) When wearing contact lenses for use with the Mega 4.5 DD mask, absolute presbyopes would need to wear –4.50D eyeglasses over the contact lenses to achieve good distance vision between dives.
Underwater Lens Wear Risks and Precautions
While contact lenses can play a role in improving visual performance underwater, there's an understandable concern about whether they significantly increase the risk of Acanthamoeba keratitis and other forms of microbial keratitis. Water exposure — whether fresh or seawater — is a commonly cited risk factor for the development of Acanthamoeba keratitis.
However, a study by Chynn and coworkers (1997) in which they followed patients who had Acanthamoeba keratitis found that the incidence of water exposure was actually lower among study patients than among the general contact lens population. These results suggest that water exposure may be a less important factor in development of the disease than previously assumed. To be sure, Acanthamoeba is omnipresent in our environment, including in soil, dust and air. Perhaps these non-water sources, in conjunction with compromised ocular integrity, are more relevant in the genesis of Acanthamoeba keratitis.
Due to the blinding potential of this protozoal infection, the role of water exposure as a risk factor for Acanthamoeba keratitis, if any, deserves further evaluation. Meanwhile, it's essential that patients properly disinfect lenses after swimming. It's also prudent that patients never sleep in their lenses after participating in water activities.
Discuss Aquatic Lens Wear with Your Patients
Although overlooked by many practitioners, the reality is that millions of contact lens wearers swim and dive without removing their lenses and without experiencing adverse consequences. In the vast majority of these cases, the convenience and safety of unfettered aquatic vision likely outweighs the inherent risks posed by microbial infection. By accepting that patients commonly wear contact lenses for aquatic activities, practitioners can judiciously prescribe contact lenses, with all of the appropriate considerations of proper hygiene, disinfection and ocular physiology, to enhance the recreational water enthusiast's underwater experience. CLS
The authors have no financial interest in any products mentioned in this article.
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LOOKING BACK: Billie Jean King, The United States
It's hard to imagine the pressure Billie Jean King felt that day in 1973, as four musclebound men in togas carried her atop a gold litter, a la Cleopatra, into the Houston Astrodome. Already established as one of the greatest players in women's tennis, King was about to play a retired male tennis champion nearly twice her age. Uber-chauvinist Bobby Riggs, who was ushered in on a rickshaw by scantily clad women, had bragged about certain victory and even bet large amounts of money on his sure win.
Before she played Riggs in the notorious 1973 match, King had done much to advance women's rights, on and off the court. A fireman's daughter who had won Wimbledon, she chafed at having to moonlight as a playground instructor. She led boycotts of tournaments whose purses for women were a fraction of those for men, even walking off the court with her opponent in one final. She formed a lucrative women's circuit and became the first female athlete to earn more than $100,000 in a year. The top prizes for men and women equalized at the 1973 U.S. Open, the same season her crusade carried her into the match with Riggs, billed as the "Battle of the Sexes."
Riggs had beaten another top-ranked women's tennis star, Margaret Court, only months earlier. And his rhetoric raised the stakes: "I'll put Billie Jean King and all the other women's libbers back where they belong — in the kitchen and the bedroom."
In the new book "Clutch: Why Some People Excel Under Pressure and Others Don't," author Paul Sullivan notes that a loss would have been doubly devastating for King, who just a year earlier had pushed for the passage of Title IX, which requires colleges to fund men's and women's sports equally: "If she then went down to Bobby Riggs, as Margaret Court had, the one-two punch would have been disastrous for the equality movement she had associated herself with."
But King didn't choke. Not even close. She won 6-4, 6-3, 6-3. "A straight-sets victory, which more than anything dispelled myths about women as mentally frail under pressure, couldn't exist as a simple feminist flash," wrote King biographer Selena Roberts. "It had to be a spectacle to be remembered forever … In front of a worldwide TV audience of 90 million, Billie knew social change needed witnesses to move people."
When an oppressed people are given an opportunity, they will make the best of it and you must never, ever, underestimate the human spirit.
- Billie Jean King
SOURCES: 1 "Billie Jean won for all women," Larry Schwartz, undated archives, ESPN.com. 2 Sullivan, Paul, "Clutch: Why Some People Excel Under Pressure and Others Don't," Portfolio/Penguin, 2010. 3 Roberts, Selena, "A ray of progress for women as Battle of the Sexes turns 35," Sports Illustrated, Sept. 20, 2008. 4 "A Woman's Place is Here," Mei Fong and Rebecca Blumenstein, Wall Street Journal, Aug 22, 2008. Link: 5 London Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (LOCOG) website archives. Photo Credit: © Keystone Pictures USA / Alamy.


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