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Here are the week's best releases from the pop-culture universe:
By Michael Gallucci on Wed, Jun 20, 2007 at 4:00 am
CD -- Dandelion Gum: Black Moth Super Rainbow's third album is a concept record about forest-dwelling witches who make candy. Songs include "Jump Into My Mouth and Breathe the Stardust," "When the Sun Grows on Your Tongue," and "Spinning Cotton Candy in a Shack Made of Shingles." Plus, singer Tobacco filters his voice through a vocoder. This freak-folk slice of electronica is often as bizarre as it seems, but a sugar rush never sounded so good.
CD -- Betty Davis reissues: Davis was the '70s version of Macy Gray: She had a raspy voice, favored space-age stage getups, and sported a ginormous 'fro. Her first two albums -- 1973's Betty Davis and the following year's They Say I'm Different -- are funky nuggets, featuring solid music backing by members of Santana and Sly & the Family Stone. Davis' career was overshadowed by her exes (boyfriend Jimi Hendrix and husband Miles Davis), but these terrific expanded reissues declare her individuality.
VIDEO GAME -- MLB 07: The Show: As baseball season nears its halfway mark, this venerable PlayStation 2 game remains the sport's most reliable sim. The rich roster and fluid field play make it the closest most of us will ever get to A-Rod-style greatness. The online suite includes an up-to-the-minute news ticker, so you can continuously modify your team. Plus, the improved pitching mode assists players in figuring out opponents' strengths and weaknesses. Batter up!
DVD -- The Sergio Leone Anthology: This hefty set gathers the Italian director's classic spaghetti-western trilogy, along with Duck, You Sucker! (making its DVD debut), and pairs each of them with a disc stuffed with extras. The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is the must-see masterpiece, but A Fistful of Dollars and For a Few Dollars More (which made a star out of Clint Eastwood as the brooding Man With No Name) are just as timeless.
BOOK -- The Rock & Roll Film Encyclopedia: This breezy read features more than 250 detailed entries -- from Abba: The Movie to Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars. Writer John Kenneth Muir breaks down casts, running times, and songs heard in the movies (like The Graduate, included because of its Simon & Garfunkel-fueled score). He also spotlights a few top-movie lists, based on genre, soundtrack, and star. No. 1 Rock Film of All Time: This Is Spinal Tap.
COURTESY FLUSH, PLEASE -- Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End: The multi-platform video game tie-in to the summer's swashbuckling blockbuster looks nice and certainly captures the film's playful appeal. But it's a soggy voyage, sunk by repetitive action sequences, simple quests, and brain-dead villains, who just stand there and wait to be killed. Avast ye, mateys.
-- By Michael Gallucci
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Two recent articles B@BNN published called Is Content Marketing Dead and Content Marketing's Day of the Dead have been part of a larger discussion of how B2B content marketing has evolved over the past two years. At the same time models of success are emerging that can be emulated.
Content marketing is effective, but it's not easy to plan. If it isn't strategic, based on corporate priorities, it won't get the right results. Without focus on customer needs, it won't get attention. Here's what to do.
This is a drawback with any marketing program, but for content marketers it is particularly fatal. Why?
The Law of Content Attraction: content developed to appeal to everyone will appeal to no one. But strategic content targeting needs of a specific persona or segment will attract that segment. Without that strategic audience focus and research, the likelihood your expensive content will miss the mark is high.
Beyond those drawbacks, a non-strategic content marketing program misses one of the biggest benefits of content marketing: context data. When properly planned and set up, a well-structured, strategic content marketing program can not only generate leads and other interactions for years, but they can also generate a great deal of usable contextual data about content interactions, who is interacting, what content performs where: in other words, the elusive marketing context, pre-purchase behaviour data that every marketer seeks.
Get your customers to tell you about their information needs when researching or buying products and services in your industry. Ask to talk to ten customers (five if you can't get ten). Ask them their 3 biggest information needs related to your product/service/industry. When you have a list of 10-20 information needs, prioritize and rank and plot the top 12 on a calendar: one theme per month.
Match each information need to a persona and create a content asset plan for each channel where you are active, based on each persona. (Note: content assets should supplement and complement other digital marcom activities ).
Align the calendar and content to corporate/business unit/department timelines and priorities. How many leads/appoinments/conversions do you want to generate and when. Consider everything from events to opt-ins to This is the most delicate part of the exercise: some topics will be high priority to customers and not a priority to the company (and vice versa). Assign measurements.
Finalize a measurable annual content marketing editorial calendar — based on customer priorities and company objectives, broken down by persona and content asset.
It's important to take the steps in this order or customer priorities do not get prioritized. If enormous gaps are exposed between customer goals and company priorities, you'll have a tough time executing a content marketing program (and you probably have bigger challenges than that).
Without the corporate alignment to goals, you may attract attention but it may not be the kind that supports business results. Generating leads for a product that is going to be discontinued is not only a waste, it's an avoidable problem. And while it should be obvious, your content marketing strategy will only be effective and funded long term if it supports business outcomes.


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LONDON (Reuters) – Local Afghan Taliban leaders are hindering global efforts to end polio, but Afghanistan and Pakistan must continue their fight to "get to zero" cases, the philanthropist Bill Gates said on Monday.
In a telephone interview with Reuters, Gates was optimistic about the global plan to eradicate the paralyzing viral disease, but said Afghanistan's conflict and power struggles hamper progress.
The GPEI, which includes the WHO, the Gates Foundation, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Rotary International and others, began its push to wipe out polio in 1988, when the disease was endemic in 125 countries and was paralyzing almost 1,000 children a day worldwide.
Gates pointed to India, which 12 years ago was responsible for 70 percent of all polio cases and this week marks five years since it was certified polio free.


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Q: How to display a div when 3 Radiobuttons from 3 questions checked? I am trying to display 2 different div when the user answer 3 questions.
All questions have Yes and No answers which is shown by radio buttons.
I want to show div2 when 3 NO are given by the users. If ONLY ONE of the answers is Yes then the div1 must be shown.
this is the code:

<form id="stu01" action="#" method="post">

1. Q1?

  <input type="radio" name="sq01" value="yes" onclick="display(this)">Yes
  <input type="radio" name="sq01" value="no" onclick="display(this)">No

2. Q2?

  <input type="radio" name="sq02" value="yes" onclick="display(this)">Yes
  <input type="radio" name="sq02" value="no" onclick="display(this)">No

3. Q3?

  <input type="radio" name="sq03" value="yes" onclick="display(this)">Yes
  <input type="radio" name="sq03" value="no" onclick="display(this)">No

</form>

A: I hope that i understand ur request right..
JSFIDDLE DEMO

$('input[type="radio"]').click(function () {
    var checkedNo = $('input[type="radio"]').filter(function () {
        return $(this).is(":checked") && $(this).val() === "no";
    });
    if (checkedNo.length === 3) {
        $('#hidediv1').show();
        $('#hidediv2').hide();
    } else {
        $('#hidediv2').show();
        $('#hidediv1').hide();
    }
});

Full version:

<!DOCTYPE html>

  <title>Form Radio Button</title>

  <form id="stu01" action="#" method="post">

1. Q1?

    <input type="radio" name="sq01" value="yes">Yes
    <input type="radio" name="sq01" value="no">No

2. Q2?

    <input type="radio" name="sq02" value="yes">Yes
    <input type="radio" name="sq02" value="no">No

3. Q3?

    <input type="radio" name="sq03" value="yes">Yes
    <input type="radio" name="sq03" value="no">No

      No!

         Yes!

  </form>

A: Use onChange event listener, update a variable status, check when it is 3, append your div

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Президентские M&M's — памятные упаковки драже M&M's красного, белого и синего цвета, которые раздают гостям президента США на борту номер один Air Force One и в других президентских местах. Впервые появились в 1988 году и впоследствии заменили сигареты, которые ранее вручались в качестве подарка гостям президента. Президентские M&M's распространяются в коробке размером с пачку сигарет, на её лицевой стороне изображена  и стоит подпись действующего президента, на другой стороне — маскот M&M's с флагом США.

История
Во времена президентства Джона Кеннеди в Белый дом и Борт номер один поставлялось большое количество сигарет. Президент Рональд Рейган в рамках борьбы с наркотиками заменил большую часть сигарет баночками с  . В 1988 году Рейган направил в компанию Mars, Incorporated просьбу поставить специальную версию M&M's для  с генеральным секретарем ЦК КПСС, Михаилом Горбачёвым. Во время саммита первая леди, Нэнси Рейган, раздала их советским детям. После этого M&M's стали официальными конфетами Белого дома.

Президент Джордж Буш-старший продолжил традицию Рейгана раздавать M&M's президентским гостям, при этом расширил привилегию получать подарки на президентских сотрудников. Президент Билл Клинтон добавил на упаковку подпись президента, которая находится под президентской печатью. Президент Барак Обама хотя и не любил M&M's (однажды он открыл упаковку с , выбрал из неё все M&M's и сказал своему личному помощнику: «Я не собираюсь есть это»), продолжил традицию и лично вручал упаковки президентских M&M's гостям. Обама также раздал их детям, выпрашивающих сладости возле Белого дома на Хэллоуин, вместе с сухофруктами от первой леди, Мишель Обамы.

В 2014 году премьер-министр Испании Мариано Рахой подарил президенту Обаме факсимиле трёх исторических произведений, созданных несколько столетий назад. В ответ Обама подарил президентские M&M's. Неравноценность обмена вызвала критику со стороны испанской прессы.

Air Force One
Начиная с эпохи президента Кеннеди, гости и представители прессы, побывавшие на Борту номер один, получали пачку с 20 сигаретами в коробке с президентской печатью и подписью действующего президента, а также спичечный коробок. Раздача сувениров всем гостям, летавшим Air Force One, стала традицией. В 1988 году Нэнси Рейган приказала запретить курение на Air Force One, и M&M's заменили сигареты в качестве традиционного подарка гостям. Пресс-секретарь Белого дома заявил, что это изменение было произведено из-за вреда курения сигарет для здоровья, а также из-за того, что конфеты больше подходили в качестве сувенира. Во время первого полёта Дональда Трампа на борту Air Force One раздали неподписанные упаковки M&M's, поскольку упаковки с автографом Трампа ещё не были доступны.

Примечания

Конфеты
Должность президента США
Белый дом

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With extensive protocol support, a real-time data space, onboard historian and a range of analytical tools, ANM Strata provides the perfect solution for DER monitoring. Capturing massive volumes of highly granular data our analysis tools provide unique insights to DER variability and their network impacts.
ANM Strata provides control rooms with DER visibility and the ability to group, aggregate, dispatch and implement autonomous control regimes to meet a wide range of system operational requirements. ANM Strata provides connectivity and control to 1000s of devices augmenting traditional energy management systems.
In addition to generation dispatch and real-time control, ANM Strata can be applied to demand-side solutions. ANM Strata delivers direct load control through our unique combination of dispatch and real-time control with escalating control actions and fail-safes.
Renewable integration has major system operation impacts. To incorporate increasingly variable generation technologies, System Operators are utilising curtailment dispatch to block renewable production based on period ahead forecasts and real-time intervention. Over-curtailment is common, and costly to the consumer, as look ahead only approaches, and the inability to provide analogue control, fail to optimize the system. ANM Strata combines scheduling and real-time control to deliver the maximum level of system flexibility while minimizing ancillary and balancing services costs.
Islanded power systems are particularly challenging to integrate renewable energy sources. Islands are often the most affected by climate change and have some of the highest energy costs due to fossil fuel imports. Adding renewables is often limited by stability and security constraints. ANM Strata provides the full solution for small-scale System Operators, combining economic dispatch with real-time control and DER integration.
As increasing levels of flexibility are required, new ancillary services from a much larger pool of resources are required. ANM Strata provides the platform to offer, implement and enforce the new ancillary service products required in a flexible transactive grid.


Transportation refers to systems which are designed to move people and goods. It is a central part of how people live their lives, build economies, and interact with the environment. Transportation provides us with access to what people value and need to live their lives: work, education, food, recreation and other essentials.
Transportation is the backbone of a global network that trades over $18 trillion worth of goods and moves the world's population over 81 trillion kilometers every year. The system also impacts the climate, as of 2015, transportation accounted for 23% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions.
One way to understand this complex system is by breaking it down into three different components: mode, fuel type, and technology.
Modes of transportation allow people and goods to move across air, land and sea. People often move by human power, cars, and planes while goods are shipped by truck, rail, or ship.
Fuel is the crucial element that propels the transportation system. The primary fuels types are derived from human power, renewable fuels, and fossil fuels.
Different fuels, and how they are consumed, have distinct impacts on the climate and our air quality.
When petroleum products are burned in vehicle engines, they release energy, but they also release greenhouse gases and other pollutants.
Currently, 95% of transportation is fueled by petroleum. However, other fuels like electricity and biofuels are becoming increasingly prevalent as we adopt new technologies. Technology refers to the type of propulsion mechanism used in a mode of transportation – like an electric motor or an internal combustion engine.
Technologies vary greatly in efficiency. Efficiency determines how much of the fuel is actually used to propel a vehicle versus energy lost in the process. For instance, an average gasoline-fueled car is 25% efficient meaning that 75% of the fuel used does not go into propelling the vehicle but, instead, is lost as heat and other energy expenditures.
When analyzing transportation options, it's important to consider what's possible with different combinations of modes, fuels, and technologies.
One way to think about the climate impact of transportation is to calculate the amount of emissions per person or goods being transported. There is great potential for reducing our environmental impact by changing the mode of transport we use, or, when possible, by choosing options that require little to no transportation at all, like eating local food or telecommuting.
Since transportation is such an important factor in global carbon emissions, governments and companies around the world are increasingly looking to innovate with new modes, fuels and technologies.
On the rise at the moment are biofuels, electric vehicles, mass transportation, and even new types of freight ships.
Infrastructure such as roads, railways, airports and fueling stations is essential to supporting transportation systems. Ensuring that these systems are also safe, clean, affordable, comfortable, efficient and reliable is also critical in determining how they take shape in different parts of the world.


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Cyndy | March 13, 2013
School Safety Forum
On Wednesday, March 13, 2013, 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., at Bolton's Florence Sawyer Elementary School Auditorium, the Nashoba School District will host a public forum on school safety. Come learn from a panel of school administrators and police how safety is paramount in our district schools.
Randall Library Friends Meeting
If you love the Randall Library, you might be interested in attending the Randall Library Friends Association Annual Meeting on Thursday March 14 at 7:00 pm. New members are always welcome and are invited to attend this meeting which will include the election of officers and feature an overview of past and future activities of the Friends. We can use your help! If you have any questions, contact Margaret Irwin at 978-897-7948.
Stow Garden Club Spring Prep Talk
The Stow Garden Club invites you to join in preparation for Spring at a talk given by John Link, Stow resident and graduate of Cornell University. John is buyer of shrubs and trees for Russell's Garden Center in Wayland. He'll introduce us to what's new and improved this year in Native American plants. He'll also share design plans for the garden or yard. We hope you'll join us at the Stow Town Hall, 375 Great Road, March 14th, 7:00 p.m. Gladys Beaudette is the Meeting Coordinator.
Questions about the Nashoba Regional School District FY'14 Budget?
The Council on Aging invites all to attend a presentation by Michael Wood, Superintendent of Schools on Friday, March 15th, 8:30 a.m. at the Council on Aging. You are welcome to come early and enjoy a hearty breakfast buffet from 7:30 – 8:30 a.m., suggested donation $3.00, Lower Level of the Town Building, 380 Great Road. If attending the Breakfast, please RSVP by calling (978) 897-1880 by 4 p.m. Thursday, March 14th.
BINGO, Games and Fun for Kids
Girl Scout Troop 72526 is hosting a night of BINGO, Games, and Fun for kids on Friday, March 15th from 6-8pm. Join us at St. Isidore's (429 Great Rd, Stow) for an evening filled with fun, games, and dancing! All games and fun included in this 2 hour period for a suggested donation of $5 per child. Prizes for everyone! Snacks and drinks will be available for purchase. Children under the age of 5 are asked to have a parent or guardian attend with them. For more information, please contact Amante at 897-4964.
Annual Arts Buffet Festival
The 11th annual Arts Buffet Festival is Coming – A fun day of kids' arts and crafts, musical performances and an elementary school art show on Saturday, March 16th from 11-2 in The Center School gym in Stow, sponsored by the Stow PTO. We have numerous arts and craft projects planned, as well as some exciting idea starters for the Recycled Art Station. Admission is $6 per artist. If financial hardship would discourage you from attending, please see Center School Nurse Donna Lindstrom for complimentary admission. Please consider volunteering for set-up on Friday, March 15th, a shift during the event on the 16th, or clean-up. Teenagers are welcome to help out. To lend a hand, go to the www.stowpto.org and click on the Arts Buffet link. Send any Arts Buffet questions to Rosanne Peterson, Kristen Straub & Sarah McBride at artsbuffet@stowpto.org.
Randall Library Programs
Saturday, March 16th, 2013 @ 12:00pm- Come join us at the Randall Library, when Jennifer Gershman reads from her book "Where Did Mommy's Superpowers Go?" The book was written to help children better understand the changes taking place in a loved one who is going thru medical therapy for a critical illness. The participants will make individual squares for a quilted wall hanging that the library is donating to the Infusion Room at Emerson Hospital.
Saturday, March 23rd, 2013 @ 10:30am-Ed Morgan, "The Music Man"- Music. Come enjoy an interactive sing-along for children ages 1 to 99 at the Randall Library with Ed Morgan, "The Music Man".This family friendly performance will have everyone up moving, dancing and singing.
Saturday, March 30th, 2013 @ 2:00pm-Author Barbara Allen reads and speaks about her poignant and riveting autobiography, Nice Children Stolen from Car. Ms Allen's fascinating book is based on her childhood in which she was raised by parents who were hoarders. Also on hand for the event will be other speakers who are knowledgeable about the subject of hoarding and will speak about the impact it has on communities and families nationwide with advice on how to deal with it.
SAPN St. Patrick's Day Party
Sunday, March 17, 2-3:30pm; Jam Time (86 Powdermill Rd., Maynard). Whether you are Irish or just Irish-at-heart, dress the kids and yourself in some green garb and feel lucky as we celebrate in a family-friendly way. As always, our party is open to the community and you do not need to be a member of SAPN to attend. We will need volunteers to bring goodies for the party room, so if you are a SAPN member, please RSVP on BigTent (by March 16th). The party is free for current SAPN members and $5/family for nonmembers. Contact our Special Events Coordinator, Erica O'Neill, with any questions at eoneilll@yahoo.com. If you are interested in learning more about SAPN, find us at www.bigtent.com/groups/sapn1 or email sapn.member@gmail.com.
Current Conversations about Immigration
On March 17, the First Parish Church of Stow and Acton will host its third annual immigration educational forum. The event is designed to help us understand and respond to the realities of immigrant lives in our communities, along with evolving public initiatives to reform immigration policies. Eight knowledgeable panelists will describe how we can support local and national legislators in their efforts to create just and efficient roadways to citizenship for the 11 million hard-working "new Americans" who are so essential to our local and national economies. The free program will run from 12:45 to 3 pm in the Church's Fellowship Hall, and is open to the public. First Parish Church of Stow and Acton is located at 353 Great Road in Stow, at the intersection of Routes 117 and 62. For more information, contact Margot Welch (margot.welch@verizon.net).
New Book Club
On Tuesday March 19th at 7PM we will be discussing Prodigal Summer by Barbara Kingsolver. This is an informal discussion at the library. Love, nature and human biology come together as Kingsolver weaves her narrative. She provides a gifted story along side detailed knowledge of the natural world. Help us find the insights this book provides in abundance. Regulars, newcomers and previous contributors are always welcome! Questions–call 978-897-6055.
Nashoba Drama Society Presents: "Hello, Dolly!"
"Hello, Dolly!" returns to stage at Nashoba Regional High School! The romantic webs woven by New York City's Dolly Gallagher Levi, widow and matchmaker extraordinaire, will amaze and amuse you as she sets her sights on Mr. Horace Vandergelder, wealthy bachelor from small-time Yonkers. Comical complications ensue, involving a host of mismatched partners all headed for a rendezvous at the Harmonia Gardens. Will each person find the ideal match? Presented by talented Nashoba students under the direction of Mr. Bill Grady. Show dates are Friday, March 22nd and Saturday, March 23rd at 7:30pm and Sunday, March 24th at 2:00pm at the NRHS auditorium, 12 Green Road, Bolton. Tickets are $12 for adults and $10 for seniors/students and may be purchased at the door or in advance at: www.NashobaDrama.com. For questions, please call Lynn at (978) 779-6225.
Stow Lions Club Breakfast with the Easter Bunny
Good news! This year the Easter Bunny will be joining The Stow Lions for breakfast Sunday morning March 24th, 8:00 a.m. -11:30a.m. at Hale School Cafeteria, Hartley Road, Stow. Mark the date and plan to join us for breakfast. We're serving a homemade break fast again this year; scrambled eggs, toast, sausage, pancakes, juice, milk, coffee, tea, and fun. Hope to see you there!
Public Program on Downloading E-Books
The Randall Library is conducting a "How to Use the Library Catalog to Download e-books to Your Kindle Fire" class on March 27th at 10:30 at the Stow Council on Aging, 380 Great Road, basement level. At this class you will learn how to use the Minuteman Library Network to download e-books (concentrating first on the use of a Kindle Fire). How best to use the Kindle Fire to bookmark pages, increase font sizes, delete items from the device and a few more handy tips to become more accomplished on using e-books and e-readers. The public is invited.
Vegetarian Potluck, Video, and Discussion
As part of their ongoing "Healthy Bodies, Healthy Spirits" program, the First Parish Church of Stow and Acton will host a recipe-sharing vegetarian pot luck, video showing, and discussion on Friday, March 29th from 6:30 – 9:00 pm in Fellowship Hall. The public is welcome to attend. To participate, please prepare a potluck dish and bring copies of the recipes to share. Following the potluck, a video will be shown on how to select and prepare truly healthy foods. The event will also include open discussions on related topics. The church is located at 353 Great Road in Stow and is wheelchair accessible. For more information contact Joris Wils at 978-394-2196 or visit www.fpc-stow-acton.org
College Fair with a focus on programs where students with learning differences succeed. Thursday, April 4, 2013 at Nashoba Regional High School. All area parents and students in grades 8-12 are invited. 6:00pm: Panel discussion, NRHS Auditorium. College Representatives will discuss the continuum of services at two and four year colleges; how student expectations differ from high school to college; and the best fit: choosing a college program and services. 6:00-8:00pm: Ongoing college Fair, NRHS Upper Gym. College representatives will be here to talk with students and their families about their programs for students with learning differences.
Calling Young Artists: SCT's Run For The Woods Poster Contest
Artists between the age of 5 and 14 are invited to submit a drawing to be used for the promotional poster for Stow Conservation Trust's Run for the Woods. The poster should combine Stow Conservation Trust's mission "To lead in the preservation of Stow's open land and natural and scenic resources" with the fun of running. The winning poster will be hung throughout Stow and adjoining towns. The artist will receive a gift certificate for art classes (value $95) at Silk and Clay Studio at ArtSpace Maynard.
The following guidelines must be followed to be eligible for the prize. The artist must be in middle school or younger. The drawing must be done by hand on the form provided by SCT at www.stowconservationtrust.org.
Limit 2 entries per person. Please include name of the artist and contact information ON THE BACK. Submissions can be left at: Randall Library or mailed without folding to SCT, Box 397, Stow, MA 01775. Due Date for submissions is Saturday, April 6.
Stow Townwide Cleanup
Join your neighbors and help pick up Stow on Saturday, April 6, 2013. Past participants have found everything from car parts, a couch, a $20 bill, and even a kitchen sink. What will you find this year? Sign up for your cleanup area on the town map at the Lower Common near Papa Gino's on Saturday, April 6, from 8 a.m. to noon. The Stow Cleanup Group will have garbage bags and gloves (adult sizes) available at no cost. Though our April date should help us avoid poison ivy, be sure to wear gloves to protect your hands from any broken glass or sharp metal cans. Wear bright clothes or a reflective vest and long pants and sleeves to protect your arms and legs. Toss the bags in your own trash can or leave them by the side of the road. The Town Highway Department will pick up bags on Monday. For more information, go to www.stowcleanup.wordpress.com.
Phone-A-Thon for Nashoba Regional Scholarship Foundation:
Please help the Nashoba Regional Scholarship Foundation by answering your phone! Our phone-a-thon returns on Sunday April 7th from 11:00-4:00pm. Student volunteers will use their cell phones to call area residents to ask for their pledge to support the NRSF. This is our only spring fundraiser so please help to make it a successful one!
The NRSF awards scholarships to Nashoba graduates on the basis of academic accomplishments, community service and leadership. Thanks to our donors, twenty-two $1000-scholarships were awarded to graduating seniors in June 2012. We need your help to continue this important program. Please remember to answer your phone on April 7th!
Camp Stow Registration Open
Give your child a summer full of activities, games, challenges, swimming & fun! Weekly Field Trips Include in price of camp. Please go online at www.stow-ma.gov for more information or to register. You can also contact Laura Greenough at 978-461-1411.
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Johnathan Joseph Calls It a Career
Nate Powalie
Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson (4) and Tennessee Titans cornerback Johnathan Joseph (33) chat before the at Nissan Stadium Sunday, Oct. 18, 2020 in Nashville, Tenn. Gw53946
Johnathan Joseph, a 15-year NFL veteran at the cornerback position, announced on Thursday via Twitter that he was retiring from the league. The former South Carolina Gamecock was taken with the 24th pick in the 2006 draft by the Cincinnati Bengals.
His first five seasons were relatively noteworthy, as he finished with over 200 tackles, 14 interceptions (two of which were returned for touchdowns), and 76 pass deflections.
A majority of his playing days, however, were as a vital piece of the Houston Texans secondary. Joseph spent nine seasons with the Texans from 2011 to 2019, starting in 128 of 133 games he appeared in. In his first two seasons in the Lone Star State, Joseph helped lead Houston to their first AFC South Division Championship Titles in 2011 and 2012. The 133 games tie the corner for third place on the all-time franchise list along with former offensive tackle Duane Brown in terms of games played with the team.
Overall, in nine seasons, Joseph's contributions helped lead the Texans to six playoff appearances. In his retirement announcement, he said… "Today, I retire from the NFL. In the summer of 2006, I signed my first NFL contract with the Cincinnati Bengals. Fifteen years later, I can say I accomplished my childhood goal of making it to the NFL. I will never forget as a kid telling my father I wanted to be in the NFL."
Overall, Joseph may go down as the greatest cornerback in Houston Texans franchise history, as he retires as the team's all-time leader in interceptions (17 from 2011-2019), passes deflected and defended (118), and interceptions returned for touchdowns (four). Interestingly enough, out of the nine seasons he played with Houston, the team only had one season that did not end with a winning record.
Last season, Joseph did see some action between the Tennessee Titans and the Arizona Cardinals, but would later be placed on injured reserve to end the season.
While Johnathan Joseph may not be a well-known name for the cornerback position, he will be remembered by fans as one of the best defensive players to join the Houston Texans.


In this solution profile, we will take a look at what delivering enterprise-quality cloud computing requires, and turn to look at how one leading cloud infrastructure provider – 3PAR – is helping its service provider partners achieve and brand best-in-class infrastructure capabilities through its Cloud-Agile program.
Priceline.com is the leading travel service for value-conscious leisure travelers. To challenge massive corporate growth and evolving business goals, Priceline.com needed a highly available and responsive storefront supported by a flexible backend processing environment offering higher storage utilization rates and lower TCO.
Priceline.com purchased and deployed six 3PAR InServ S400 tiered storage arrays across multiple locations to consolidate and protect all mission-critical and SAN-resident data, including core demand collection and offer processing Oracle® databases.
This white paper discusses the problem of allocated, but unused, storage—the storage that has already been assigned to applications and file systems, but has not actually be written to. It also considers the high tax organizations pay to provision storage in typical environments. 3PAR Thin Provisioning is then explained and proposed as an alternative to both of these issues. The result is a dramatic reduction in capital and operating expense, and much greater cost control relative to project outcome. Return on application investment is also accelerated because IT can quickly deploy new applications without the delays associated with traditional provisioning. In addition to the business benefits of this alternative, attention is given to how 3PAR Thin Provisioning works within the context of the 3PAR InForm Operating System.
Widely known as a thin storage pioneer, 3PAR® is not just a leader in thin provisioning but in overall storage efficiency—including minimizing power consumption, reducing administration time, and promoting environmental responsibility. Now 3PAR has delivered the next generation of thin technologies—Thin3—which can save you up to 60% on the cost of a technology refresh then help keep your storage costs as low as possible. By enabling you to slash your capacity needs and keep them low on an ongoing basis, 3PAR not only reduces your up-front costs, but saves you money on housing, powering, and cooling your storage.
Freudenberg IT hasn't always been satisfied with the performance and efficiency of its own storage environment. As a result, they decided to replace one of the two traditional storage vendors that had previously supplied storage for its datacenters in Germany, China, and the US. Citing performance issues and poor reliability as the major reasons for this decision, FIT sought a new storage platform that would offer greater performance, reliability, and improved scalability while making storage management simpler and more efficient.
The 3PAR® InServ® E200 Storage Server was the perfect solution for FIT's requirements for more performance, reliability, scalability, and efficiency and fit the company's overall strategy of using and developing innovative technologies. The 3PAR InServ Storage Server is a highly virtualized, modular tiered-storage array that combines massive scalability, performance, and connectivity within a single system. Capacity can be added at any time—simply and seamlessly—and the 3PAR InForm® Operating System makes management effortless and efficient. The InServ E200 delivers the unmatched simplicity and efficiency of 3PAR Utility Storage in a streamlined architecture that is perfect for deployment in medium-sized companies.
When you consider implementing thin provisioning for storage, it's not as easy as simply checking a box on an RFP, it's more than that as 3PAR's InServ storage system and the newest release of its InForm operating system have proven. For 3PAR, thin provisioning is the ability -- without administrative overhead -- to allocate virtual volumes once -- and autonomically consume physical capacity for written data. It lets IT administrators meet capacity requirements, support multiple service levels and drive efficiencies in the data center.
Traditionally, provisioning refers to the ability to pre-allocate blocks of data to applications, with the result being that capacity remains locked up and unused when data is not written to the volume. By contrast, 3PAR's thin provisioning allows over-allocation of disk capacity as blocks of data are released as capacity is required.
3PAR's thin provisioning strategy has been expanded with the introduction of next generation thin technologies: Thin Conversion, Thin Persistence, Thin Copy reclamation and Thin Reclamation for Symantec's Veritas Storage Foundation. This report discusses each of them in detail.
Global expansion plans combined with organic growth and an increasing number of job seekers were posing a serious problem for the traditional storage infrastructure underpinning CareerBuilder's operations.
After evaluating several major vendors, CareerBuilder identified 3PAR as the only one meeting its stringent performance, scalability, and flexibility demands while offering the lowest total cost of ownership. CareerBuilder also liked 3PAR's direct support model, which puts their engineers directly in touch with 3PAR engineers from the start, not just in a crisis situation.
There is much attention being paid to primary storage optimization, compression, deduplication and archiving, but none of the techniques will work on one of the biggest consumers of primary storage: allocated but unused storage. Thin provisioning is designed to allocate physically capacity only as an application needs it - when it writes. It eliminates the complexity and risk of dynamically expanding storage and the amount of manual intervention required to make it work.
The advent of Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) holds great promise in corporate, government, and service provider environments. Virtual Desktop Infrastructure, such as VMware VDI, enables end users or their hosting providers to provision and manage hundreds of individual, virtual desktops from a set of centrally administered, consolidated servers. This approach delivers a number of potential benefits, including lower administrative and maintenance costs, higher levels of security, and increased user mobility and flexibility.
Corporate and government entities are increasingly deploying VDI, and a number of organizations are now seriously evaluating the technology. While the foundational computing and networking technologies are now in place to support virtual desktop infrastructures, the performance and provisioning of storage remains a major challenge to deploying an effective VDI.
To overcome these issues, 3PAR has introduced Thin Copy Desktop for VMware VDI, a storage solution designed for virtualized desktop infrastructures. This offering meets all the requirements for a VDI Optimized Storage solution, which we have outlined in this document. 3PAR Thin Copy Desktop significantly decreases physical disk space requirements for virtual desktop images and enables the rapid, simultaneous booting of hundreds-or even thousands-of virtual machines (VMs). The solution greatly streamlines the provisioning of new or upgraded desktops, while reducing the cost and complexity of backup and recovery. By addressing the capacity and performance issues that hamper traditional storage approaches in VDI environments, the 3PAR solution helps virtual desktop infrastructures to achieve their true potential in medium to large corporate, government and service provider entities.


The children have all settled well and have worked very hard over the last few weeks, producing some work to be proud of.
Our topic this term is Castles. We will be researching the three main types of castles, finding out about castles in Wales and going on a visit to Cardiff Castle.
Our Literacy Focus this term is stories with a familiar setting. We will be reading the traditional fairy tale stories such as Jack and the Beanstalk, Sleeping Beauty and Rapunzel. We will be developing our writing skills through retelling these stories, writing our own stories based in a castle and through reading and altering Nursery Rhymes.
Children will also be developing their reading and comprehension skills through reading non fiction texts on Castles.
In Maths we will be learning to count and recognise numbers to 100 and beyond, add and subtract numbers to 20 +, count in groups of 2, 5, 10 and read analogue and digital times for half past and quarter past.
We will incorporate using analogue and digital time into our role play corner which has been set up as a Castle.
We will concentrate on developing our Literacy and Numeracy skills through our topic work.
To develop the children's knowledge and understanding of the world, they will investigate the properties of different materials, find out why castles changed from wood to stone and locate Welsh Castles on a map of Wales.
In Art/ DT children will design and make a coat peg label and experiment with embroidery.
We will use Welsh incidentally throughout the day, play Helpwr Heddiw games and learn topic based vocabulary.
Home task : Please make a model of someone who worked in a castle to hang in our book corner.
Our book corner is looking fab!
The children enjoyed finding out about Diwali and completing independently the Igloo and Freaky Friday activities that they had planned.
Reading and Ordering the story of Ramu and Sita.
Sharing assembly. The children told Foundation Phase what they had been learning about and shared their favourite piece of work . They were keen to participate and spoke with confidence.
Acting out Jack and the Beanstalk.
The children had a great day exploring the castle and taking part in the armour workshop. It was lovely to receive an e-mail from the castle praising the children for their outstanding behaviour. Well done Class 4!
I hope you all enjoyed the Easter break and are ready to work hard for your final term in the Infant department. I'm sure you will enjoy exploring our topic for this term - under the sea.
We will read great stories including stories from The Lighthouse Keeper collection and explore the rhyme and alliteration in Commotion in the Ocean.
We will use I pads and non fiction books to learn about sea creatures and create fact files from what we find out. This terms writing focus will be letter writing, writing instructions and poetry.
Dewch i ddarllen yn y corner Cymreig - ddarllen ar lan y mor, ar y traeth a llawer mwy!
We will continue to build on all mathematical skills developed this year with a focus on measuring, weighing, multiplication and division. There will be many opportunities to apply these skills across the curriculum and through exploring the outdoors.
You will be going for a walk around Beddau, comparing our village to Newton , identifying natural and human features and following and making maps. Make sure you have a coat in school or a hat if the sun decides to shine so we can continue to make the most of the outdoors.
Finally, you will be planning activities for our enhanced provision and telling me what you would like to learn about!
Please could you help your child make a 2D or 3D sea creature that can be hung in our book corner. You can use any material you wish and the make it as colourful and sparkly as you like. Have fun!
Please continue to support your child but encourage them to complete as much as possible independently. Thank you.
A huge well done to every member of our class. You all tried your best and that is all we wanted.
Dewch i ddarllen dan y mor! The home tasks look fab!
International Week. Week beginning 19th June.
Guten tag! Let's learn about a different country! During international week we will be learning about GERMANY. We will be looking at the culture, customs, food, costumes, language and famous landmarks of Germany. On Friday the 23rd you may dress in the German colours of red,black and gold or you can dress as someone from Germany. Why not make a simple German flag and pin it to an old t- shirt!
Welcome back and a happy new year Class 4! I hope you enjoyed the Christmas break and are ready for an exciting term. Our topic for this term is The Great Fire of London. We will be learning about London in 1666 and comparing it to London today.
We will be investigating materials to see why the houses burned so quickly in the fire and finding out about the fire equipment used to fight the blaze at that time.
The children have had input into planning the activities we do this term and have come up with some very good ideas. I loved their idea of a trip to London but I think that will be impossible due to cost and their age!
Another suggestion was a trip to the fire station, I will organise that as soon as possible and send details home.
In reading, we will continue to develop our phonological awareness and apply sounds to our spelling. The children will have opportunity to read fiction stories based on dragons and will read non fiction texts about The Great Fire of London. We will continue to work on developing our comprehension skills too. It is important that children read as much as possible at home to reinforce strategies taught in school.
During circle time we will develop our speaking and listening skills and the children will be encouraged to speak with confidence and extend their answers. The children will also be researching our topic with their group and presenting back to the class.
In writing, we will focus on writing leaflets and diaries. We will be reading and writing extracts of Samuel Pepys' diary and writing personal diary logs. The children will be newspaper reporters and write newspaper articles too about the fire.
We will continue to work on addition and subtraction to 100 this term. In our classroom bakery the children will learn about fractions, finding halves and quarters. They will find the total of different coin collections and practice giving the correct change from £1 and £2. The children will be introduced to the concept of multiplication and will begin to learn their 2,3,4,5,10 times tables and use them in practical situations. They will use grams and kilograms to weigh classroom objects and when following a recipe to bake cookies for our class.
Fun at the Fire Station.
Storytelling session with Welsh author Mark Dorey.
The children enjoyed reading the Welsh books to their partners in our Welsh reading session. Dai iawn!
A big well done to the children who volunteered to take assembly and talk about Safer Internet Day!
Learning outside is great fun!
Estimating and measuring the height of the Monument, 61 metres.
Our royal banquet at end of Autumn term to complete our topic on Castles.
Home task : The children's home tasks look fabulous in our book corner. Thank you.
The children had a wonderful time exploring Cardiff Castle. They had a guided tour to learn about what each room in the castle was used for and they took part in a workshop about weapons. The children were also very lucky to see a Remembrance Ceremony that was being held in the castle and they behaved impeccably. A big well done to my class!
The children designed and made beach t shirts to wear at our Beach Party to celebrate the end of Year 2.
Enjoying chips, ice cream and drinking cocktails!
We had a wonderful time at the Aquarium and the beach for our end of year trip.
The children have enjoyed learning about Germany this week. We have done lots of exciting activities. Ask them to tell you all about it. They can even tell you their name, where they live and count in German!
Presenting their research on Germany to their group.
Field trip to Newton. We followed a trail, drew a sign post map and compared the village to Beddau.
The Jolly Sailor. We had a history lesson on the Turpin Smugglers followed by a lovely lunch.
After listening to the Smuggler story about the Turpin brothers we went to find where they were buried!
After working hard all day we had a treat and played in the park.
Just a reminder that the children will be doing a presentation on their hobbies this week. Please help them to prepare a short presentation and send in any items that your child would like to show during their presentations.
We were the first class to win the Eco bear! Oscar joined our class today and told the children about keeping healthy. He even shared their fruit!
Oracy Presentations. A big well done to all the children. The children spoke about their hobbies with confidence and listened well to each other.
Visit to Trefforest Fire Station.
Celebrating Chinese New Year! Food tasting, data handling and craft activities.
The children enjoyed going out in the community to identify landmarks in their area and compare to London. We even managed to spend some time in Beddau library.
Role play in Pudding Lane Bakery.
Your home tasks look fabulous displayed in our corridor. Well done children and parents!
Practical multiplication.Making food for our class Bakery.
Welcome back and a happy new year Class 4! I hope you enjoyed the Christmas break and are ready for an exciting term. We have lots of fun activities planned!
Our topic for this term is The Great Fire of London. We will be learning about London in 1666 and comparing it to London today.
In writing, we will focus on writing diaries. We will be reading and writing extracts of Samuel Pepys' diary and writing personal diary logs. The children will be newspaper reporters and write newspaper articles too about the fire.
Trip to Fire Station - We plan to visit Treforest fire station and look at the fire equipment used today. We will learn what to do if there is a fire in our home and learn how to keep safe.
Developing our reading skills by using the I pads to research landmarks in London.
Outdoor learning. Estimating and measuring the height of the Monument- 61 metres.
The children had a royal banquet to celebrate the end of our work on Castles.
Wearing their poppies with pride.
Welcome to Miss Payne's Class Page!
Croeso I ddosbarth Miss Payne!
Welcome to Year 2. The children have all settled well in their new class and have worked very hard over the last few weeks, producing some work to be proud of.
In Maths we will be learning to count and recognise numbers to 100 and beyond, add and subtract numbers to 20, count in groups of 2, 5, 10 and read analogue and digital times for half past and quarter past.
We will incorporate using analogue and digital time into our role play corner which is a Castle.
To develop the children's knowledge and understanding of the world they will investigate the properties of different materials, find out why castles changed from wood to stone and locate Welsh Castles on a map of Wales.
Home task : Draw and label a Motte and Bailey Castle. Write 5 facts.
Trip money and consent form for Cardiff Castle needed asap.
P.E. kits (white t-shirt and dark shorts/leggings) on Thursdays.
Fruit money to be paid on Friday.
Please feel free to come to speak to me with any queries or concerns.
A lovely trip to Cardiff Castle. We travelled in style on the Welsh Team's coach and the children were so excited!


Preliminary studies had suggested possible problems with popular heartburn drugs – Prilosec and Nexium.
But U.S. government review of heartburn drugs Prilosec and Nexium found no evidence of increased heart risks.
Both drugs Prilosec and Nexium are made by the British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca.


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Being a teacher is both rewarding and challenging. As committed teachers, our goal is to pursue greatness in our field. So here's an inspiring talk by Daphne Koller of TEDx Talks to keep yourself motivated as a teacher.
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Lady Gaga Fame is the first fragrance created by American singer Lady Gaga. A  unisex fragrance, it was released in Guggenheim Museum and in Macy's stores in the United States and a range of different stores in the United Kingdom on August 22, 2012, and worldwide in September through the singer's Haus Laboratories label in association with Coty, Inc. According to promotional materials, the perfume uses "push-pull technology", rather than the pyramidal structure traditional of perfumes, to combine notes of atropa belladonna, tiger orchid, incense, apricot, saffron, and honey.

Development
In July 2010, British magazine Marketing reported that singer Lady Gaga had begun working on an "unusual" fragrance with Coty, Inc., set for release around Christmas of that year and to be accompanied by a large advertising campaign. "I know nothing of this project," Coty Beauty vice president Steve Mormoris said at the time. "It is a totally false rumor." Months later, in September, Mormoris announced that the singer had agreed to a long-term licensing deal allowing Coty to release fragrances under her name, with the first perfume expected to be released in spring 2012. In June 2012, Coty announced in a press release that the perfume would be titled Lady Gaga Fame.

Scent and packaging
Reports circulated in early 2011 that Gaga wanted the perfume to smell of blood and semen. The packaging lists the perfume's notes as "tears of belladonna, crushed heart of tiger orchidea with a black veil of incense, pulverized apricot and the combinative essences of saffron and honey drops". According to the product packaging, instead of the pyramidal structure used in most perfumes, Lady Gaga Fame uses "push-pull technology", where the ingredients demonstrate aspects of each note without precedence. Rather than utilizing top, middle, and base notes, the perfume is based on three accords – "dark" (containing the Belladonna notes), "sensual" (containing the honey, saffron, and apricot notes), and "light" (containing the Tiger Orchid notes) which come together to produce a floral, fruity scent.

The perfume references the allure of fame and fortune with its sweet scent and gold crown, a theme Gaga has often explored in her career; the inclusion of the poisonous belladonna, along with the black liquid, represent the dark or destructive effect fame can have on an individual. Gaga states on the back of the packaging that the perfume is "black, like the soul of fame".

Uniquely, Fame is a black perfume that sprays clear and becomes invisible once airborne; according to the Coty press release, it is the first perfume to utilize such technology. The bottle, designed by Gaga and photographer Nick Knight, was described by Billboard magazine as "simple and unfussy" and "crowned with an edgy and alien-like gold cap". Many high personalities were surprised by the perfume's sophistication when compared to other celebrity scents. Two versions of the perfume were released: a less expensive version, which includes a smaller bottle with a plastic cap, while a more expensive "premiere edition", known as Le Masterpiece, includes a larger bottle with a solid metal cap.

Release and reception
Lady Gaga Fame was released worldwide in September 2012 through Gaga's own Paris-based Haus Laboratories label in association with Coty. In the US, it was released in Macy's stores on August 22. The advertising campaign was directed and photographed by Steven Klein, who previously directed Gaga's music video for "Alejandro". The campaign has been compared to the novel Gulliver's Travels. On July 18, 2012, a black and white short film titled, "Formulation", by Todd Tourso, Reggie Know, Rob English, Kenneth Robin, voice and soundtrack by Jean Marc Virard "4THSEX" was released. The two-minute short features attractive male models in various laboratory clothing mixing and boiling chemicals to create the fragrance. Gaga does not appear in the visual. Gaga appeared on the September 2012 cover of Vogue magazine to promote the perfume. Within six months since its release the perfume earned a total revenue of $30 million in the US.

Promotional video
On August 14, 2012, Gaga released a 30-second trailer of the Lady Gaga Fame commercial which uses her song "Scheiße" as background music. On August 23, 2012, a day after the official launch of the fragrance at Macy's, Lady Gaga aired a second follow-up commercial. It follows the same story line and features Gaga scratching off black ooze, representing her black eau de parfum, from the male model's face. At the end of the ad, Lady Gaga's "Gulliver pose" is transformed into a golden statue similar to the cap from Le Masterpiece. Later the same day, a third subsequent ad was premiered on TV. It features Gaga parading between two sets of male models. On one side there are partially nude men dressed in latex; on the other side are giant size male figures frontally clothed in a half-gown and nude at the side and seemingly at the back. Their faces are disguised by a plastic shield. The two "Gulliver" statues of Gaga are also featured, one with tiny men climbing all over her and the other cast in gold.

The complete commercial video debuted on September 13, 2012 at the Guggenheim Museum, in New York and was released online on the same day at Littlemonsters.com. It was directed by Steven Klein.

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Perfumes released by Coty, Inc.
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A Walk Through the UCRI Advanced Manufacturing Center
The Advanced Manufacturing Center at the University of Cincinnati Research Institute is a resource for university students and faculty, as well as manufacturers.
The University of Cincinnati Research Institute (URCI) serves as a mechanism for partnership between university researchers and private companies. Under the UCRI's umbrella, the Advanced Manufacturing Center conducts research and provides consulting services related to additive manufacturing.
Dustin Lindley, manager of the Advanced Manufacturing Center, presented a tour of the Advanced Manufacturing Facility on November 17 to a group of manufacturers, professors and students.
Fiber-reinforced material is one area of interest at the center. This sample was built on a Mark One 3D printer, which has two print heads, one for extruding the plastic filament and another for laying strands of carbon fiber, Kevlar, fiberglass or nylon. The layers of fiberglass visible around the outer edge make the part much stronger than it would be otherwise.
An Objet Connex 3D printer from Stratasys enables combining two materials into a single part. This heart model features a rigid material (the white portions) intertwined with a softer, rubber-like polymer.
There's a piece of AM history in the center's metals lab: This machine was the first EOSint M250 Xtended system in North America when it was purchased by Morris Technologies in 2003. GE Aviation inherited the machine when it acquired Morris in 2013, and later donated it to the UCRI. It is now used for building larger metal AM parts.
The lab's Concept Laser Mlab cusing machine has a compact build platform which means that it can be stocked with smaller quantities of metal powder—say 10 pounds at a time—making it ideal for testing different materials. Here, Lindley discusses a recent experiment with a nickel alloy, which had difficulty sticking to the stainless steel build plate.
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There is much we don't know about additive manufacturing. Unlike traditional machining, there are few references or existing answers for many of the challenges it presents.
As a result, "No one trusts it yet," says Dustin Lindley. "But, that's a good thing." Lindley is the manager of the Advanced Manufacturing Center at the University of Cincinnati Research Institute (UCRI). He sees the distrust of additive as a positive, because it means that the processes, machines and materials are undergoing levels of scrutiny that previous manufacturing technologies have not. While a complete knowledge base may not yet exist, research institutes such as the Advanced Manufacturing Center are actively building one.
Founded in 2014, the Advanced Manufacturing Center serves both private companies seeking consulting or other help with additive, and university faculty and students exploring research interests or commercialization of innovations. It is under the umbrella of the UCRI, which functions as a central point of contact between industry and UC through its various centers. (Others include UC Engineers and the Center for Collaborative Medical Device Design.)
Currently the center occupies two labs (one for metals and one for plastics) within a building on the University of Cincinnati's Victory Parkway Campus, and is staffed by Lindley and a graduate engineering student. Future plans include hiring an additional full-time researcher, and expanding to a second location sometime in the next few years.
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Brown did not dispute that his Range Rover bumped the back of a woman's Mercedes-Benz, though he was apparently reluctant to hand over his insurance details or driving permit number. The 24-year-old apparently "copped an attitude when the woman pressed him for his [information]" though he eventually obliged, though allegedly gave false information. If the reports are true, Brown could be in a serious trouble indeed. The R&B singer is still under probation for his 2009 assault of then-girlfriend Rihanna. According to sources close to Brown, the singer vehemently denies he lied about his insurance information and even provided a photo of the victim's car showing no signs of damage. "When his lawyer attempted to contact [the other driver] not long after the accident, she hung up on him," the insider claims.
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The announcement of Rio's winning bid to host the 2016 Olympic games imprinted a distinctive temporal structure upon city politics, urban projects and disputes. Similar to other cities that hosted recent Olympic games, the urgency of a final deadline altered the usually extended, intermittent temporality of large public works, expediting (re)development projects of massive proportions run by shady PPPs, producing heaps of futile debris, delayed projects and waterfront ruins. Here, as elsewhere, spectacular city building in strategic areas is only made possible by way of massive displacements and evictions, forceful or otherwise – which is important, for the cross cutting speculative dimension of urban politics of the Olympics also produced new arenas for manufacturing all sorts of consent.
This book is not exactly about the 2016 Olympics project in Rio de Janeiro. It is about some of the particular practices, images and imaginaries of speculation that the Olympic project ushered into the public scene of the city and the private life of its citizens. Speculation is to be understood beyond the usual definitions that situate it as a category of analysis of the economy and economic practices. Here we conceive of speculation as a situated "habit of thought that connects, enchants, and wreaths what is with what might be – imagined not only as risk but also fantasy, desire, potential" (Rao 2015) – and so often as all of this at once. This volume is not concerned with confronting the project blueprints to reality, with tallying the gains and losses of the "Olympic" city or with demonizing the (admittedly perverse but given) logic of capitalist accumulation that enables the entire process. It is less comprehensive than incidental: the essays here take different dimensions of the embattled run-up to the Olympics to elaborate the particular temporality of expectation/anticipation of an open ended future that engenders large institutional schemes, makeshift arrangements, and daily practices of speculation that occur at and on different scales of actions and analysis.
It is these imaginings – and the conflicts over them — that the essays making up this book explore, engage and examine; it is mainly concerned with the particular imaginaries and imaginations that 2016 Olympic project produced or those of the past and future to which it connects. It tries to put together a story of Olympic urbanization wherein the failed, dropped or undiscussed imaginaries or projects of Olympic Rio can momentarily inhabit the same statute of reality as the city currently under construction. Thus it is less concerned with providing a comprehensive account of the projects and predicaments of the Olympic city than with taking up analytical tangents that expand in time and space the very idea of producing an "Olympic city" lends itself to. The book can then be read as an incidental cartography of some of the –- necessarily ephemeral — visions of the city that could have been, of the virtualities of the imagination that were triggered by the widespread, multiscalar speculation unleashed by the 2016 Olympic project, and of the subjects that acted and wagered on it.


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Britain's House of Commons ratifies PM Boris Johnson's withdrawal agreement by 330 votes to 231, clearing the way for Brexit to happen after years of delay on January 31.
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MILWAUKEE - November 26, 2012 - Associated Bank is once again the No. 1 Small Business Administration (SBA) lender in Wisconsin for fiscal year 2012, according to a recent SBA report.
From Oct. 1, 2011 to Sept. 30, 2012, Associated Bank authorized 271 SBA 7(a) loans for a total value of more than $41 million throughout the bank's footprint.
SBA lending nationwide remained robust in fiscal 2012, as the SBA posted its second largest dollar volume year in the agency's 59 year history.
"Reaching such strong numbers is a clear sign that both the business and lending communities are regaining their confidence in the economic climate of the country," said SBA Administrator Karen Mills. "It means that the credit markets are increasingly willing to help small businesses establish themselves, grow and create new jobs for Americans."
Nationally, Associated Bank ranked 18 out of 2,487 participating lenders in terms of SBA 7 (a) loans authorized in fiscal 2012. Borrowers self-reported that 382 new jobs were created and approximately 107 existing jobs were retained as a result of Associated Bank's SBA lending efforts in the states where it conducts business.
"I want to congratulate Associated Bank on a great year of helping Wisconsin Small Businesses start, grow and create jobs," said Eric Ness, SBA Wisconsin District Director. "This year's loan volume shows a positive outlook, and we are looking forward to our continued collaboration."
In addition, Associated provided the 3rd most SBA 504 loans in Wisconsin with 13 loans totaling more than $11.3 million. Through Associated Bank's SBA 504 loan program, 73 jobs were created, and 39 jobs were retained. The strong performance of 504 loans was boosted by the Temporary 504 Refinance Program, which was part of the incentive package under the 2010 Small Business Jobs Act.
"We are very proud to celebrate being named the top SBA lender in Wisconsin, once again," said Doug Kohlbeck, Director of Business Banking at Associated Bank. "During these difficult economic times, we remain committed to supporting the businesses that support the communities where we live and serve."


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The stories in "Family Business" aren't about Kanye's family, they're actually about singer Tarrey Torae's family.
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You might not know the name Tarrey Torae, but you probably know her voice. She sang on a number of cuts from The College Dropout, including "Family Business" (that's her singing "They don't mean a thang" towards the end). But she did more than just sing on that song, she actually helped write Kanye write it.
"Kanye was like, 'I need this to be about real-life family,'" recalled Tarrey. "I'm the oldest of 48 grandkids on my mom's side and I'm in the middle of 36 grandkids on my father's side. So when he said, 'I need material.' I was like, 'I got plenty of material.'" Tarrey went on to tell Kanye about taking baths with her cousins, sleeping six in a bed, and her auntie who was known for her bad cooking. In fact, at the end when Kanye says "Let's get Stevie out of jail," he's actually referring to Tarrey's godbrother.
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Q: Overlapped part of tooltip of slider and his position in bootstrap-slider plugin I use Twitter Bootstrap 2.3.2 and bootstrap-slider plugin in modal window. The problem is that part of tooltip of slider is overlapped behind header of modal window and has wrong position.

I tried to add this rule, but it didn't help.
.slider .tooltip{
    z-index: 1151 !important;
}

I would like to provide correct jsfiddle, but I am not able to find bootstrap-slider plugin cdn. Here is jsfiddle, which doesn't work because bootstrap-slider plugin source is missing.
jsfiddle
html
    Launch demo modal

    <button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="modal" aria-hidden="true">×</button>

Settings

      Vertex size <input id="nodeSize" data-slider-id='nodeSizeSlider' type="text" data-slider-min="1" data-slider-max="50" data-slider-step="1" data-slider-value="20"/>

      Edge size <input id="edgeSize" data-slider-id='edgeSizeSlider' type="text" data-slider-min="1" data-slider-max="50" data-slider-step="1" data-slider-value="20"/>

        <button class="btn" data-dismiss="modal" aria-hidden="true">Cancel</button>
        <button class="btn btn-primary" id="saveSettings">Save</button>

javascript
$(document).ready(function () {
            $('#nodeSize').slider({
                    formatter: function(value) {
                            return value;
                    }
            });

            $('#edgeSize').slider({
                    formatter: function(value) {
                            return value;
                    }
            });
});

A: For z-index to work, the element you are applying it to must have position other than static, for example
.slider .tooltip{
    position: relative;
    z-index: 1151 !important;
}

A: Add this to your Javascript:
$("body").on("shown.bs.modal", function() {
    $("#edgeSize").slider('relayout');
    $("#nodeSize").slider('relayout');
});

Explanation: When modal is shown the function relayout is run on both input fields and renders the tooltip again after initialization.
Source: https://github.com/seiyria/bootstrap-slider#functions
Updated JSfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/0sryor13/3/


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