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Toward visible wavelength coherent imaging with the LBT
Philip Hinz, S. Esposito, D. Apai, G. Brusa, L. Close, O. Guyon, J. Hill, J. Males, E. Pinna, A. Puglisi
Steward Observatory
The Large Binocular Telescope with its integrated adaptive optics systems and the LBTI beamcombiner provides a good platform for carrying out coherent imagin across its 22.7 m baseline. The first cameras used with LBTI have focused on infrared wavelengths. We describe a concept, called the LBT Interferometer Visible Extension (LIVE) to carry out coherent imaging with the LBT at visible wavelengths. LIVE will be able to create images of some of the stars with the largest angular diameters, map the surface of solar system moons, and provide detailed imaging of the inner scattered light regions of protoplanetary and transition disks. An initial approach can use the beamcombiner with its existing infrared phase sensor to carry out coherent imaging using frame selection to improve the image quality. Refined and more versatile phase sensing and correction can be implemented in a second stage to enable observations of a wider range of targets. LIVE will work both as a coherent imager, as well as a flexible dual aperture AO imager where simultaneous differential measurements can be made through independent use of each arm. We describe the science case and technical description below. We plan to develop the system with a flexible approach that allows increasingly complex modes of observation to be added once the basic performance is demonstrated.
Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV
Jayadev K. Rajagopal, Michelle J. Creech-Eakman, Fabien Malbet
https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2057695
Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV - Montreal, Canada
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Hinz, P., Esposito, S., Apai, D., Brusa, G., Close, L., Guyon, O., Hill, J., Males, J., Pinna, E., & Puglisi, A. (2014). Toward visible wavelength coherent imaging with the LBT. In J. K. Rajagopal, M. J. Creech-Eakman, & F. Malbet (Eds.), Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV [914605] (Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering; Vol. 9146). SPIE. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2057695
Toward visible wavelength coherent imaging with the LBT. / Hinz, Philip; Esposito, S.; Apai, D.; Brusa, G.; Close, L.; Guyon, O.; Hill, J.; Males, J.; Pinna, E.; Puglisi, A.
Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV. ed. / Jayadev K. Rajagopal; Michelle J. Creech-Eakman; Fabien Malbet. SPIE, 2014. 914605 (Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering; Vol. 9146).
Hinz, P, Esposito, S, Apai, D, Brusa, G, Close, L, Guyon, O, Hill, J, Males, J, Pinna, E & Puglisi, A 2014, Toward visible wavelength coherent imaging with the LBT. in JK Rajagopal, MJ Creech-Eakman & F Malbet (eds), Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV., 914605, Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering, vol. 9146, SPIE, Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV, Montreal, Canada, 6/23/14. https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2057695
Hinz P, Esposito S, Apai D, Brusa G, Close L, Guyon O et al. Toward visible wavelength coherent imaging with the LBT. In Rajagopal JK, Creech-Eakman MJ, Malbet F, editors, Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV. SPIE. 2014. 914605. (Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering). https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2057695
Hinz, Philip ; Esposito, S. ; Apai, D. ; Brusa, G. ; Close, L. ; Guyon, O. ; Hill, J. ; Males, J. ; Pinna, E. ; Puglisi, A. / Toward visible wavelength coherent imaging with the LBT. Optical and Infrared Interferometry IV. editor / Jayadev K. Rajagopal ; Michelle J. Creech-Eakman ; Fabien Malbet. SPIE, 2014. (Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering).
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DigitalGlobe and USGIF cosponsor Hackathon to crowdsource geospatial analytics
Crowdsourcing is an emerging pattern that is changing how we tackle some of the world's most challenging problems. DigitalGlobe's recent experience supporting response to the earthquakes in Nepal demonstrates the power of bringing together diverse groups of people to contribute to a common goal. Within 24 hours, thousands of volunteers analyzed more than 20,000 square kilometers of imagery to support search and rescue efforts, and by the end of the campaign 58,000 volunteers had identified 21,000 damaged buildings and roads and tents housing displaced people.
DigitalGlobe believes extending our crowdsourcing paradigm beyond crisis mapping to big data analytics is essential to achieving our purpose of Seeing a better world™. To this end, we are pleased to announce DigitalGlobe has partnered with the United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation (USGIF) to co-sponsor the first ever GEOINT-focused Hackathon, to be held June 12-14, 2015, at the DigitalGlobe office in Herndon, Va. Our Geospatial Big Data strategy is focused on making it easy for a growing ecosystem of partners to enrich and analyze DigitalGlobe imagery and a wide variety of other sources of GEOINT. Our efforts to open source MrGeo are part of this pattern, as are the recent announcements of our Geospatial Big Data partnership with Exelis and our Vricon joint venture with Saab. We work closely with business partners like Cloudera and Amazon to make it easy for developers, data scientists, and analysts to apply their expertise to spatial information. For the GEOINT Hackathon, we seek developers, data scientists, and analysts willing to apply their expertise to DigitalGlobe Geospatial Big Data to create open-source solutions to solve real-world problems. GEOINT Hackathon participants will be challenged to create an open-source solution within a roughly 40-hour timeframe. The geography of interest and specific hack goal will be announced Friday evening during the 6 p.m. kickoff briefing, and the event will conclude Sunday afternoon. All collaboration-centric coders are encouraged to sign up. The winning team will be awarded $15,000 and receive free passes to attend GEOINT Foreword and the GEOINT 2015 Symposium, June 22-25, in Washington, D.C., where they will have the opportunity to meet and mingle with leaders from industry, government, and academia. I am excited to represent DigitalGlobe as a GEOINT Hackathon judge. Our company will make DigitalGlobe imagery, human geography, elevation data, geospatial social media, and OpenStreetMap features available via a set of open APIs. At the event, we will share examples of Geospatial Big Data Analytic Apps developed by DigitalGlobe. But more importantly, we are excited to see what you can do! There is no cost to register for the GEOINT Hackathon and the contest is capped at 150 participants. To sign up, visit connect.usgif.org, create an account, and select "Upcoming Events" from the sidebar menu. The "USGIF Hackathon" is listed at the bottom of the page. Full details are available here. This is your chance to test new ideas, showcase your coding skills, meet individuals who share the same interests, and be part of an event that will help shape how future geospatial solutions are developed. So register today, and we'll see you in Herndon June 12! Tony Frazier is DigitalGlobe's Senior Vice President of U.S. Government Solutions.
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A facebook post may have high reach, but low engagement, or vice versa. The difference between the two is this: say you post a video to a facebook page. The video's reach, simply put, is how many people who saw the video. This differs from engagement, in that to qualify for engagement, a viewer must like, share, comment, or click on the video. In order to effectively use facebook, or any online medium, it's important to know the difference. Just seeing something doesn't mean a potential customer or viewer is going to remember or relate the product, service or content with his friends. Having a growing reach is a good thing, but I think that truly effective content will have an effective, corresponding relationship with engagement. Ideally, we want people to see our content and then to engage with it, to serve as an evangelist or sorts, and to help spread our ideas and products.
Of the available social media platforms, Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook integrate best into the construct of a travel blog/ vlog. As far as enjoyment, I find Instagram to be the most enjoyable and engaging, if not borderline addicting. I enjoy Instagram due to it's simpler layout that helps showcase visual media, namely photo and video. I also find Instagram to be the easiest to post daily content to, particularly to the daily "stories" section. Via my research and own use of Instagram, it seems like most successful influencers create consistent story sections, supplemented by several posts a week. In both mediums, stories and traditional posts, successful influencers point users to their other pages, namely YouTube, so as to maximize engagement and monetization. On a nearly daily basis these influencers are encouraging users to "swipe up" to redirect them to YouTube based content, an online store, or an email list.
I am reviewing my facebook travel page, "Imdustinthewind" facebook insights for the week of May 11-17. The truth is, I don't spend much time on facebook, as I am a much more avid user of Instagram. This being said, all platforms provide analytics or insights and knowing how to read and interpret them is important in crafting content.
This week I had 6 total page views, which is actually about a 40% drop. Some of my classmates have been gracious enough to like my page, and believe it or not, 3 page likes is about a 100% increase. My reach has expanded beyond both of those numbers, up 71% to 12 people. Unfortunately, aside from these increases, my engagement has dropped by 15% , having engaged only 11 people.


The new year is here and starting the year off right with some good dividend stocks to increase your bottom line may be a good move on your part. After all isn't that why we do this investing thing in the first place? Looking for the right stock to invest in has always been a challenge for investors. How do you find the right company to sink your hard earned money into? Dividend investors have for the most part been and still are a very conservative bunch. Buy a good stock and hold it for years just to have some income from the dividend payout has always been their creed.
I ask myself "Why"... First of all you don't have to own the stock all year to qualify for a dividend check. Secondly the yield on your investment can be bumped up greatly by trading dividend stocks and not holding them Buying the stock before the Ex-Date and hold reselling after date of record will qualify you to collect a dividend check. It is as simple as that. Buy, collect a check and resell for small profit.
There are over 3400 companies paying out dividend checks this year and there are 22 trading days in each month, 254 trading days in the year. Do this buying and selling of dividend checks once a month and you could triple your current returns. Think all this trading is risky? Well here is a little valuable information: There is a highly coveted list of companies called the"DIVIDEND KINGS". what is most notable about the companies on this list is that they have been increasing their dividend payouts to their investors for over 50 years. Yes 50 years... and further more every year they have increased their payouts to their investors. That is the main prerequisite in order to make this prestigious list. So I ask you why look anywhere else when you are looking for some high quality Dividend stocks to invest in?
Not enough to choose from the Dividend Kings, or are you needing some more quality companies to look at? There is another list of quality stocks to gander upon, they are the "DIVIDEND ARISTOCRATS". The Dividend Aristocrats is a list of companies that have been increasing their dividend payouts to their investors for over 25 years. There are more Aristocrats than Kings. That would allow for more trading and subsequently more dividend checks. More checks means more money and that is why we are here after all. Investing for monthly cash flow, easily and safely.


Exquisite vacation home in the marina of herzilya, 5 miles from the center of Tel Aviv. A breathtaking view of the entire marina and the sea in front of a beautiful surfers beach. An amazing and quiet area, with many restaurants cafes and a shopping center nearby. A luxurious building with a beautiful lobby, big whole year pool, jacuzzi, sawnas, gym, a private parking space and storage room (not included in the property size - with the storage room the actual size is 75m) . Very high rental for those looking for an investment. Sold by owner so no additional real estates fees - price is negotiable for serious buyers.


Telltale Games boss Kent Mudle feels like it's "the end of an era".
The studio's creative director has been reflected on the company's last project after work was completed on 'The Final Season' for 'The Walking Dead', and he admitted it has been an emotional process after the firm's closure.
He told GameSpot: "Yeah, absolutely. Episode 4 makes me extremely emotional, honestly. Like a lot of it is tough near the end, in that it's kind of a loving tribute to the people that worked on the game.
"I still can't even look at it without getting a little misty-eyed. I'm just so proud of the work everybody did.
"We all came together to make this beautiful thing and to leave that stretching back into all the years that I worked with all of those people. It's the end of an era, and it's sad, but I'm glad we got to at least finish it in style."
Skybound Games CEO Ian Howe also revealed how it had been a source of pride to be involved in the project after making sure the game got a fitting send off.
He added: "Well, I've been doing publishing for 28 years and this is the project I'm probably most proud to be associated with.
"The motivation to bring it back and to rescue it gives me a great deal of personal satisfaction that we were able to do that.
"The fact that this community has really actually come together. I'm very grateful to have been a part of this."


Tons of books and insights were written during last twenty years about value of teams, leaders, employees engagement, time management etc. And all of them with one idea: to help businesses to understand that value of their business proposition is created by people, promoted by people and managed by them.
Sounds simple and true. First value of any-scale investor or manager: time is money. A company is paying to employees for hours spent at work, understanding that value is created through a continuous efforts and application of their capabilities. And with growing business different "stopping" factors are growing as well: old habits to administrate new processes, volume of paperwork, amounts of disrupted data.
This causes that less and less attention is paid to a customer satisfaction, new solutions development, innovations implementation – all what drives company up comparing with its competitors. Engagement and motivation of employees is "eaten" by an increasing number of routine activities. Ordinary periodic matters are catching more time of employees for company's self-administration.
According to a recent Steelcase research "Engagement and the Global Workplace", US companies are still very rigid to implement mobile technologies and remote co-working: 26% of employees are provided by employer with a mobile phone and only 35% sometimes work out of the office.
This seems unlogic: almost all of consumers are "sleeping" with their smartphones and tablets, being always online for personal and business issues. Companies are still managing their business with the desktop and a landline phones, despite the fact that availability of business data on managers mobile gadgets may greatly increase the efficiency of the business.
The core of the problem is internal disrupted data. If you want your salesmanager to have sales numbers always available for you, he may keep an excel file with them on his smartphone. But sales is just a part of your business. So, for an integrated instant picture you will need to contact 3-4 more people who may not be instantly available with their data on hand.
This is a very common picture: to get an information about different processes and data in the company may take days and even weeks. And more the business is growing – more time to find and integrate the data you need. Routine activities drastically impact not only the business results but also manager's thinking and speed and effciency of the decision-making.
Let's take the impact of recent cloud technology development for microfinance organizations. A simple decision to put core banking software in the cloud may lead to lower cost of borrowing up to 90%. Choose a right partner – develop a plan and risk strategy – transfer into cloud – get the profit.
In the same way ERP cloud solutions may bring any-scale company to a completely new integrated way of doing business, when all employees are delivering value and ideas directly converted into company's profits rather then spending huge amount of time with multiple sources of internal data. And still many companies did not get understanding of necessity of data integrity for their consistent and right decision-making.
One needs to distinguish between high-frequency decisions (daily business operations) and low-frequency decisions (implementation of new account and management system). Increasing number of first category events drives to a decreasing probability of the secong category events due to the fact that low-frequency decisions require time and responsibility. As the result, managers revert to old ways of doing things, and performance does not improve.
The true is that clients care about value of your products and services and completely do not care what you need to achieve this value. Spending time to a constantly increasing paperwork, long-decision making is very unproductive in today's digital fast developing world. Managers must be energetically focused on real business opportunities and spend their time achieving KPI.
ERP solutions proved their efficiency in boosting profits and overall business results by creating a stable integrated data platform that provides managers of all levels with accurate, instant information about all processes in the company.
Ultimately, business growth is about integrity, creativity and speed of action based on actual, easy-convertible and fast operational and fundamental management data.


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import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.ClickEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.ClickHandler;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.*;
import com.example.listmaker.app.client.activity.AddNoteListActivity;
import com.example.listmaker.app.client.ui.widget.FormLabel;
import com.example.listmaker.common.client.ui.web.ViewImpl;

public class AddNoteListViewImpl extends ViewImpl<AddNoteListActivity> implements AddNoteListActivity.AddNoteListView
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	private TextBox name;
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    public AddNoteListViewImpl() {

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    @Override
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    @Override
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        return super.viewPanel.isVisible();
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In the brave new world of "SoLoMo" there are an increasing number of sites and mobile apps competing to help you choose a local business or lead you there. In addition to Google Maps, Yelp and Foursquare there are the venerable yellow pages' sites and many others. They all get their local data from generally the same several sources; so one might expect all these sites to have comparably accurate information, right?
Roughly a month ago I spoke with Marc Brombert, the CEO of Implied Intelligence. His company provides a range of data-related services (e.g., enhancement, cleansing, de-duplication) to marketers and publishers. At the conclusion of our call I suggested that Implied Intelligence test the accuracy and completeness of the business listings data on several of the leading local search sites.
Several weeks later Implied Intelligence sent me the results of its test. They're a bit unexpected and illuminating. Google, which has probably devoted more effort and resources to local search than any of its competitors, did not come out on top in the test. Overall it placed third. Two yellow pages sites beat it.
The first table below offers a comparison among these sites in terms of basic listings coverage and accuracy. The yellow highlighting indicates the winner in each category.
The table reflects that Google Maps had the most complete coverage: 80 percent of the 1,000 local listings were present. No site had 100 percent of the 1,000 listings. Foursquare had the worst coverage at only 16.7 percent.
In terms of error percentages, yellow pages site Superpages outperformed the others. YP.com had the fewest duplicate listings in the test.
In terms of enhanced information, YP.com was the winner. Reviews and check-in data were not considered because Implied Intelligence felt this didn't allow for an "apples to apples" comparison across sites. However, had reviews content been included Yelp, Google and Foursquare would likely have fared better.
Overall Superpages was the winner, followed by YP.com with Google Maps coming in third. Foursquare was the overall loser. However Yelp also didn't fare that well either.
To many people these results will be a surprise. (They were to me to some degree.) And some people may charge bias. While I didn't supervise the test and was not involved in its design I can report that Implied Intelligence has no agenda here. I would and do take the results at face value.


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Advertising feature It took just one trip and he was hooked. John Clout went on his first Kidney Kar Rally in 2010 after having a kidney transplant in 2009. The next year he took off in his own car, Kar 2009 Xplant, and hasn't looked back – going every year since. "It's a once in a lifetime, bucket list, sort of thing," he said. "If you do it one you will do it again. It's a lot of fun and it's a challenge." To take part each car has to raise a minimum $4500 while the rally itself is an average speed test. Once they leave it's "open slather" for John to drive the 4000 kilometres over eight days. Luckily he's always enjoyed driving. "There's a bit of skill in doing it – trying to judge the times for each course plus the challenge of raising as much money as you can," John said. "The fun and good times come along with it." The average speed test kicks in when they leave the main roads and take to the rally tracks. "You've got to follow a course a bit like orienteering," John said. Kerry Flinn navigates for John and has been driving with him for the past three years. "I really enjoy it and love raising money," Kerry said. "It's for a good cause, helping local kids with kidney disease." In the past the rally has taken them to places like Alice Springs and Bundaberg. Last year they raised $37,200 and this year their goal is to raise more. To help John support kids with kidney disease buy a raffle ticket or go to the family gala day on Saturday at the Riverina Marine Centre from 10am to 2pm. There will be plenty of fun and food on offer with two jumping castles, a slushie machine, popcorn machine, fairy floss and coffee. Money raised goes to supporting kids who are on dialysis and gives them a trip to Queensland with their siblings once a year while their parents have respite. "Kids from all over Australia go and a few Wagga kids," John said. This year's rally starts is from Goulburn to Queanbeyan via Ballarat. To donate to the cause online click here.
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Kar 2009 Xplant.
It took just one trip and he was hooked. John Clout went on his first Kidney Kar Rally in 2010 after having a kidney transplant in 2009.
The next year he took off in his own car, Kar 2009 Xplant, and hasn't looked back – going every year since.
"It's a once in a lifetime, bucket list, sort of thing," he said.
"If you do it one you will do it again. It's a lot of fun and it's a challenge."
To take part each car has to raise a minimum $4500 while the rally itself is an average speed test.
Once they leave it's "open slather" for John to drive the 4000 kilometres over eight days.
Luckily he's always enjoyed driving.
"There's a bit of skill in doing it – trying to judge the times for each course plus the challenge of raising as much money as you can," John said.
"The fun and good times come along with it."
The average speed test kicks in when they leave the main roads and take to the rally tracks.
"You've got to follow a course a bit like orienteering," John said.
Kerry Flinn navigates for John and has been driving with him for the past three years.
"I really enjoy it and love raising money," Kerry said.
"It's for a good cause, helping local kids with kidney disease."
In the past the rally has taken them to places like Alice Springs and Bundaberg.
Last year they raised $37,200 and this year their goal is to raise more.
To help John support kids with kidney disease buy a raffle ticket or go to the family gala day on Saturday at the Riverina Marine Centre from 10am to 2pm. There will be plenty of fun and food on offer with two jumping castles, a slushie machine, popcorn machine, fairy floss and coffee.
Money raised goes to supporting kids who are on dialysis and gives them a trip to Queensland with their siblings once a year while their parents have respite.
"Kids from all over Australia go and a few Wagga kids," John said.
This year's rally starts is from Goulburn to Queanbeyan via Ballarat.
To donate to the cause online click here.
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package edu.berkeley.velox.rpc

import edu.berkeley.velox.net.{ArrayNetworkService,NIONetworkService}
import edu.berkeley.velox.conf.VeloxConfig
import edu.berkeley.velox.NetworkDestinationHandle

/*
 * Used for all-to-all connections
 */

class FrontendRPCService(partitionId: NetworkDestinationHandle) extends MessageService {
  val name = "frontend"
  serviceID = partitionId

  networkService = VeloxConfig.getNetworkService(name)
  networkService.setMessageService(this)

  override def initialize() {
    logger.warn(s"${VeloxConfig.serverIpAddress} starting frontend RPC on port ${VeloxConfig.externalServerPort}")

    configureInboundListener(VeloxConfig.externalServerPort)
    networkService.start()

    logger.info(s"${VeloxConfig.serverIpAddress} frontend RPC listening on port ${VeloxConfig.externalServerPort}")

    Thread.sleep(VeloxConfig.bootstrapConnectionWaitSeconds * 1000)
    logger.info(s"${VeloxConfig.serverIpAddress} finished starting frontend RPC!")
  }
}


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Saturday afternoon, I headed down to Mountain View, the home of Sun Microsystems. I was going to visit Steve Roberts, better known as "the guy with the bike."
In 1983, Steve decided that a life of consulting and writing books on the subject of microprocessors was not for him. He tallied up the things he liked to do, and decided on a short list of writing, meeting people, and riding bikes. He sold his home in Columbus, Ohio, and invested everything he had in a recumbent bicycle, an early laptop, solar panels to power his ham radio and other devices, and then hit the road.
For 10,000 miles, he kept on pedaling, going through Florida, the Rockies, the deserts of Utah and California, and the bleak desolation of San Clemente. On the way, he used CompuServe as his electronic mailbox and wrote articles for any publication that would send him money. The bike was certainly a natural conversation opener, helping to fulfill his most important ambition of meeting lots of people.
The original "Winnebiko" was only a couple of hundred pounds and had 18 gears. Over time, that original frame has grown to support 105 gears, 580 pounds, and an incredibly sophisticated collection of on-board computers.
Sun Labs lent space to Steve to let him work on the latest incarnation of the Bike, called the Big Electronic Human-Energized Machine . . . Only Too Heavy (Behemoth). I reported to Sun's Building 4, and was met by Steve, a tall bearded man in his late thirties, wearing a "Peace" T-shirt. He led me through dark empty corridors to a locked door bearing a neatly labeled sign which read "Nomadic Research Labs."
"Labs" was an understatement in this case. Under one of the desks was a futon and scattered throughout were other signs that the lab doubled as a home. Walking in the first time, though, I didn't immediately notice the futon, the flute, or the cereal bowl. My eye naturally turned to the huge bike in the middle of the floor.
At first glance, I saw a recumbent bicycle with a storage unit mounted behind the seat and an aerodynamic hood up front. Behind the bike is a trailer, covered with 72 watts of solar panels used to charge 45 amp-hours worth of batteries.
Sticking up from the rear of the trailer is a big yellow pole containing ham radio antennas. The pole is six feet tall and can be extended to 12 feet for even better reception. Another antenna on the back is a little Qualcomm satellite dish, similar to what you would use on a delivery truck. Roberts keeps a Sun 4/260 at Qualcomm headquarters and runs 165 bps UUCP-based transfers into the bike.
The satellite dish provides coverage anywhere, but 165 bps isn't really optimal for true connectivity. A high-speed modem and a cellular phone allows high-speed IP access to a server located at Sun.
The bike has a variety of different computers. A Sparcstation, a Macintosh portable, and a DOS portable had all been ripped apart and mounted onto the bike. The screens were mounted on the bike console, with one screen flipping up to expose another.
Another laptop is in a removable carrying case, allowing Steve to compute in diners and other places where the bike is not welcome. The carrying case is, of course, in constant communication with the bike.
Input to computers while riding is provided by a handlebar keyboard and a head mouse. The handlebar device is based on an Infogrip BAT chord keyboard which has 7 keys. Force-sensing resistors are built into the handlebar grips and are linked to the BAT keyboard controller.
The chord keyboard allows Steve to type at roughly 35 words per minute, not an optimal rate when you make your living being paid by the word. Once the keyboard controller generates characters, the data is sent to a macro package on a DOS machine that expands the data. Through careful use of macros, the data hitting the target computer appears to be a typist working at 100 words per minute.
The head mouse is the other major form of input. Three transducers are mounted on Steve's helmet and they are used to sense an ultrasonic beam generated from the console. The resulting motion detected is fed into the controller of a Macintosh ADB mouse.
The helmet has a few other features to help the digital nomad. A 720 x 280 pixel red image floats in front of him on a little display mounted on the helmet and acts as a console. A heat exchange system built into an inner liner for the helmet acts as an air conditioner, using the refrigeration unit on the bike to cool fluids which travel up and remove heat from the helmet.
The helmet also has a little microphone on it which connects to a serial cross-connect bus. The bus can set up connections to cellular phones, the ham radio, or even the voice recognition unit on the bike. The cross-connect bus also links modems to serial ports and any other serial links that need to be established. The audio bus can handle up to 8 simultaneous events and the serial bus can handle up to 4 simultaneous events.
Just as the serial bus goes throughout the bike, so does a power bus. Power is distributed in a series of batteries. The main power source is three 15 amp-hour batteries, plus there are various other special purpose batteries scattered about.
On sunny days, photovoltaic cells recharge the system. Additional power is provided by a regenerative braking controller, which transforms the heat generated by braking into power. If there are no hills and no sun, a cable connected to a car's cigarette lighter will do the trick.
A Motorola 68HC11, programmed in Forth, acts as the power controller, sending power where needed and monitoring usage. The controller signals the main bicycle control unit when power is low, which in turn tells Steve so he can take corrective action. Two other 68HC11 controllers handle the serial and audio buses.
The audio bus allow sound output from many sources to be mixed. Two 4 inch Blaupunkt speakers are mounted behind the driver and connected to an automotive stereo amp. Data from the CD player, the cellular phone, the ham radio, or the speech synthesizer can all be mixed. Steve carries over 100 CDs with him on the road, removed from their original packaging to save space.
This entire contraption is worth over $300,000 in parts alone. If you added in time, it is easily worth over $1 million. Security naturally becomes an issue with an asset of this magnitude.
Security for the Behemoth is provided on several levels. At the most basic level, a microwave Doppler motion detector reports any motion within 8 to 10 feet. Other detectors signal when a person touches the bike or sits on the seat. A Global Positioning System (GPS) receiver on the bike hood reports bike movement and speed.
Different responses can be set to security events depending on the circumstances. The voice synthesizer can use the speakers to utter an appropriate phrase if somebody touches the bike, such as "do not touch, or you will be vaporized by a laser beam!" A siren can be activated, or Steve can be paged.
If the bike starts moving without a password, more drastic actions are possible. The wheel can lock, a call can be placed to 911 and the speech synthesizer can request help, the siren can be activated, and, most effective of all, a wild-eyed digital nomad is programmed to come automatically bursting out of his tent in a mad frenzy.
The Behemoth and its previous incarnations attracted the media from the word go. CBS, USA Today, and even the trade press quickly realized that this was a story. Being "the guy with the bike" has made Steve instantly recognizable throughout the U.S.
For the first 17,000 miles of journeys, Steve simply wandered. An office manager at home base took care of things in return for a cut of the revenue. Over time, though, Nomadic Research Labs has grown into quite a business. Steve publishes a somewhat quarterly journal called Nomadness and is in frequent demand on the lecture circuit, providing an interesting alternative for groups that can't afford Oliver North.
To meet the demands of speaking engagements and trade shows, the bike had just added a mother ship, a large trailer pulled by a nice van. The bike went inside the mother ship and hooked up to the antennas in the trailer and a console in the van. The bike continued to operate as the communications hub, even though it was inside a trailer.
I thought that my three round-the-world trips for this book were quite a journey, but I felt like a digital dilettante compared to Steve's wholehearted commitment. His lifestyle was different from that of your usual commute-to-cubicle engineer, but he has certainly proved that you can have fun and put together a technical tour de force at the same time.
I left Steve to drive up the peninsula to meet Ole Jacobsen, my editor at ConneXions. Over a dinner of pasta with garlic, olive oil, and anchovies, we plotted how we could get Steve Roberts to pedal around the INTEROP show floor, hooking, of course, into the ShowNet. How about remote SNMP bike management? A Behemoth MIB? The possibilities were endless.
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Employment Law Daily Transgender professor's Title VII sex discrimination claim for denied coverage of hysterectomy fails
Transgender professor's Title VII sex discrimination claim for denied coverage of hysterectomy fails
By Joseph Arshawsky, J.D.
Finding that discrimination based on a person's status as a transsexual without more was not discrimination based on gender, or sex, a magistrate judge recommended that a transgender university professor's Title VII claim should be dismissed.
A magistrate judge for a federal district court in Arizona recommended that a transgender university professor's Title VII sex discrimination claim based on his health insurance plan's refusal to cover a total hysterectomy be dismissed because the discrimination in this case was not based on sex. On the other hand, the magistrate recommended that the professor's Equal Protection claim survive dismissal because he found that the professor alleged facts that could justify a heightened level of scrutiny (Toomey v. State of Arizona, June 24, 2019, Bowman, L.).
The professor is a transgender male. "[H]e has a male gender identity, but the sex assigned to him at birth was female." He had been living as a male since 2003 and his treating physicians have recommended he receive a hysterectomy as a medically necessary treatment for his gender dysphoria. The associate professor received health insurance from a self-funded health plan provided by the state. At issue was the insurance's coverage exclusion for "gender reassignment surgery."
The professor sought medical preauthorization for a total hysterectomy, but he was denied under the plan's exclusion for "gender reassignment surgery." His resulting lawsuit contended that the plan's exclusion was sex discrimination under Title VII and a violation of his rights under the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. The employer moved to dismiss.
Exhaustion. The employer first argued that the professor failed to exhaust the plan's internal appeals process before bringing suit. The court had to determine whether the parties intended that the internal appeals process would apply to a Title VII or an Equal Protection Clause challenge. If yes, then the employer's motion to dismiss should be granted. The employer noted that at the third level of appeal, an adverse benefit decision is heard by an Independent Review Organization (IRO) that would consider, among other things, the "terms of the Plan to ensure that the IRO's decision is not contrary to the terms of the Plan, unless the terms are inconsistent with applicable law." It seemed clear that the IRO was intended to make a medical decision relating to the appropriateness or efficacy of a particular medical treatment as its primary area of expertise.
However, the magistrate noted that there were occasions when the IRO must consider whether the terms of the Plan "are consistent with applicable law." The magistrate concluded as a matter of law that the Plan's exhaustion provision is ambiguous; it was not clear if the parties intended that the internal appeals process would apply to a Title VII or an Equal Protection Clause challenge to a Plan exclusion. Finding the matter must be resolved by the trier of fact, the magistrate denied dismissal on exhaustion grounds.
Title VII claim. The employer next argued that the professor failed to properly state a Title VII discrimination claim. The professor claimed that his sex is female but his gender identity is male. He had been diagnosed with "gender dysphoria," and his medical provider concluded that a hysterectomy is the appropriate treatment. The professor sought preapproval for the surgery, but it was denied based on the Plan exclusion for "gender reassignment surgery," which he claimed was discrimination based on sex. The magistrate disagreed, reasoning that if it was sex discrimination, the Plan exclusion would not apply if his sex were different, and the professor had no evidence of that. Accordingly, he failed to state a claim for sex discrimination under Title VII.
Although the professor alleged that he was being discriminated against because his sex and his gender identity do not match, the magistrate observed that while that may be so, but discrimination based only on what the professor called his "transgender status" did not violate Title VII. Discrimination based on a person's status as a transsexual, without more, is not discrimination based on gender, or sex for that matter. Consequently, the magistrate recommended that his Title VII claim be dismissed.
Equal Protection. As for the professor's Equal Protection Clause claim, the employer argued that the Plan exclusion burdened neither a fundamental right nor a suspect class. Accordingly, it argued that the Plan exclusion did not violate the Equal Protection Clause so long as it bore a rational relation to some legitimate end. But the professor argued that any law that discriminates based on transgender status must survive a heightened level of scrutiny and the magistrate agreed that the professor had alleged facts that, if true, could justify a heightened level of scrutiny. This claim survived dismissal because heightened scrutiny may apply where the plaintiff is a member of a "discrete and insular minority," or is characterized by an "immutable characteristic determined solely by the accident of birth."
Sovereign immunity. Finally, the employer argued that sovereign immunity barred the professor's claims against individual defendants who were sued in their official capacity as state officers. The professor's "allegations are rooted in events that occurred in the past," but the injunctive and declaratory relief that he seeks "would prevent future and ongoing illegality." Accordingly, this action fell comfortably within the Ex Parte Young exception. Accordingly, the magistrate recommended that the motion be granted as to the professor's Title VII claim but denied as to his Equal Protection claim.


The older I get the more I catch myself saying the phrase "I don't have time to waste". I'm not going to lie I use to grow up thinking that all adults ever did was complain about not having any time and I truly didn't understand what all the fuss was about. I think we can all remember when we would spend the whole day really getting nothing accomplished except eating, sleeping & watching TV. As an adult we call this a vacation because now I can't imagine myself spending that long of a stretch & not have anything to show for it at the end of the day.
I remember growing up thinking about how much I couldn't wait to be a doctor without having a clue what it would take to get there. And I'm not talking about the hard work, dedication or perseverance stuff, I'm talking about the four years of undergrad, 4 years of medical school & 3-8 years of a particular residency, like I honestly had no clue. Your time is so consumed with school work that you forget that life just happens all around you. I remember I used to hate checking my social media pages because it was the best reminder just how far behind I was in regards to life changing events(baby, new property, etc).
I have spent the better part of my adult life as a physician, working too much with very little leisure time to show. The worst thing about that is that it never felt like a bad thing to do while doing it. I am in a career I love, that I would do for free(if not for Navient/Sallie Mae) and I never get the 'monday blues'. Unfortunately it's not until after I go back and think about the time lost and see all the things I could've been doing that I start realizing that I have to make a conscious effort to take my time back.
With 2017 just a few weeks away it looks to be another important year in my life, as I am going to be making several transitions of personal & career growth. I want to make sure that as I go along this road, which will bring on more responsibilities that I understand that if I don't make my time a priority that the work may eat me alive. I don't want to miss vacations, my children's school events, weddings, and a whole host of events that not having the time freedom has caused me so far. Don't be like me, the guy who loves his work so much that he gives up his time in it's place.


The name Home is of territorial origin deriving from the lands of Home in Berwickshire. These lands were acquired through Ada, daughter of Patrick, fifth Earl of Dunbar, by his wife Ada, natural daughter of William the Lion. Ada married Courtenay and he obtained those lands from her father. Courtenay died without issue and she then married her cousin William, who took her name. Sir Thomas de Home, in the reign of Robert III married Nichola Pepdie heiress of Dunglass and hence acquired those lands in Berwickshire. He had three sons; Alexander who carried the principal name, David the first of Wedderburn, ancestor of the Earls of Marchmont and Patrick Home of Rathburn. Alexander Home was created Lord Home in 1473. Alexander, 6th Lord Home was a great favourite of King James I of England and VI of Scotland, and was created 1st Earl of Home and Dunglass in 1605. Through marriage to the heiress of the Douglas fortunes the family acquired the lands of Douglas, Bothwell and others in Angus. However the chief of Home could not also be the chief of the Douglases, hence in 1875 the 11th Earl was created Baron Douglas. The seat of the Earls of Home is at the Hirsel at Coldstream Berwickshire where the 14th Earl lives. In 1963 he renounced his title in order to become the British Prime Minister, being returned later to the House of Lords as Lord Home of the Hirsel.


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Bevan Docherty exploded into the New Zealand Media Headlights in early 2004 when he won the World Championship race in Maderia, Portugal. He followed up his success in Portugal with a Silver medal placing in the Athens Olympics in August, 2004.
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Sevierville Municipal Court Judge Lanning P. Wynn to Retire after 43 Years on the Bench
Judge Lanning P. Wynn is retiring after 43 years of service to the Sevierville Municipal Court, as the city's first and only judge.
"I started in December of 1979. I was appointed City Judge by then Mayor Gary Wade, who later went on to become Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court," said Judge Wynn.
Mayor Wade was also Judge Wynn's law partner at the time. He appointed Judge Wynn to the bench, replacing the city court recorder, due to a 1979 decision by the United States Supreme Court.
"The U.S. Supreme Court said it wasn't right for a city employee to be the city judge, so the board of aldermen decided they needed an independent judge. The mayor pretty much said, 'You need to be city judge.' I said, 'What do I do?' and he said, 'Figure it out.' So, here I am 43 years later," said Judge Wynn.
Serving the municipal court is a part-time job for Judge Wynn. He presides over the court just one day a week, every Wednesday afternoon.
"Most of my things are traffic violations. We do have a few ordinance violations, but in Sevierville most of the ordinance violations are worked out by the city staff prior to court, so I don't have to hear any of them. Most of the traffic violations in Sevierville you have to be violating pretty bad to be in court. They're so busy down here, you have to be going pretty fast to get a speeding ticket," he said.
One thing's for sure, the city of Sevierville has changed a lot in 43 years.
"I've seen the city grow from 6,000 or 7,000 to 15,000 or 16,000 people. Of course, that doesn't adequately describe Sevierville because we have 20 million people come through here every year. It's a small town with big town problems, but we deal with them very well," said Judge Wynn.
He credits the people he's worked with through the years for getting the job done and getting it done right.
"I've had excellent clerks during my tenure that have basically taken care of everything that I needed to be done," he said.
And since municipal judge is an appointed position, Judge Wynn's tenure was in the hands of the mayor and the city alderman.
"To my knowledge, I haven't made anyone mad or anything. I've been very fortunate. The mayor and board of aldermen have stayed out of court. No one's called and said, 'I have a buddy that needs this help or that help,' they've stayed out of the way. I've also been fortunate that I have excellent officers in the city of Sevierville to work with," he said.
Judge Wynn's long tenure also has a lot to do with the way he treats people who stand before him in the courtroom.
"We treat everybody personally. We try to have fun with them. We joke, we have a good time. I always tell everyone municipal court is the bottom of the judicial food chain, but it's where most people end up in court and it's surprising the number of people who are very nervous and scared to come into city court. So, we always try to put everybody at ease and make them feel welcome. We get everyone in and out very quick, so there's not a big line waiting. It's a very pleasant situation," he said.
You could say another very pleasant situation is leading Judge Wynn to retirement.
"The reason I am retiring is we own a townhouse in Atlanta, where our daughter who is having a second child lives. We want to be down there more to help her with the child and, even though I only hold court once a week, it's sort of hard to go back and forth to Atlanta. I don't want her to be down there by herself taking care of the baby," he said.
While Judge Wynn is retiring from his part-time municipal court duties, at age 70, he plans to continue practicing law as long as his wife lets him. He specializes in Real Estate Law, which he said is booming in Sevierville.
"That's one reason I keep working. I don't know how to fish or play golf, so if I wasn't practicing law, I'd be in the grocery store bagging groceries. At least I'm not on my feet all day long doing this," said Judge Wynn.
Judge Wynn received his B.S. from the University of Tennessee and his J.D. from Memphis State University. His last day on the bench was November 16, 2021.
Judge Wynn is pictured with his wife, Becky, and two of their grandchildren.


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Smithfield High School is a high school in the Apple Valley section of Smithfield, Rhode Island near Greenville, Rhode Island, USA (in Providence County). The high school, which opened in 1966, was designed by the architect, Joseph M. Mosher. Prior to that date Smithfield students generally attended high schools in Providence or North Providence. Smithfield High School is the only public high school in the Town of Smithfield. High School graduations typically take place at nearby Bryant University. The school was ranked 17th out of 52 high schools in Rhode Island in 2006.

Athletics
Smithfield High School's mascot is a Sentinel, and its colors are green and gold. The high school athletes compete in the Rhode Island Interscholastic League (RIIL) in which most of Rhode Island's public and private schools compete.

See also
List of high schools in Rhode Island

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Public high schools in Rhode Island
Schools in Providence County, Rhode Island
1966 establishments in Rhode Island
Educational institutions established in 1966


The motorbike simulator is exhausting all possibilities of Road Star cyclo-L5e. All movements and tools are provided by the steering wheel switching keys. The motorbike simulator gives a real feeling of riding a motorbike. The front fork is steerable, the motorbike (mid-range bike approx. 500 – 600 ccm) is equipped with oblique motion, oblique position, footbrake, shifting system, pc-system Windows 7, Road Star cyclo L5e.
Driver training in a virtually real environment is possible so real that you feel to be in the middle of road. The technology is Virtual Reality.


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De MSC Oliver werd in 2015 het grootste containerschip ter wereld, samen met de zusterschepen MSC Oscar, MSC Maya en MSC Zoe. Het schip heeft een capaciteit van 19.224 TEU.

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Coaches should not see their players as chessmen that they can move as they please. Young players are not the coach's pawns to simply be moved and directed by the coach. They are people that have, and know, their rights. No coach will be respected if they do not, in turn, respect their athletes.
An athlete-centred approach recognizes that through sport coaches play a central role in the development of children that will impact in all areas of their lives, and that it is through their expertise that the coach makes a contribution to the achievement of outcomes by the athletes. Coaching is no longer, if indeed it ever really was, about the achievement of the coach. The achievements of the coach are merely a reflection of the achievement of the athlete.
The right to participate in sports competitions.
The right to participate in competitions whose level is suitable to the abilities of each child.
The right to have a qualified coach.
The right to play as a child or teenager and not as an adult.
The right to take part in making decisions about their sports activity.
The right to practice their activity in a safe and healthy environment.
The right to receive appropriate preparation in order to be able to compete.
The right to have fun while practicing sports.
From these rights we recognize four guiding principles which coaches must embrace and that when followed will lead to appropriate behaviours in sport.
Fairness does not imply, for example, that all players have exactly equal playing time – although that might be an approach which a coach takes, particularly with very young players. However, fairness does require that the coach is open and "transparent" about how they make decisions.
It would not be fair to stop a player from playing because they missed training, unless the coach has first set the expectation that all players must attend training and that missing training would mean that they would not play.
These guiding principles apply equally outside of a sporting context and are important lessons for athletes to learn.


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HomePoliticsUS to stop arming Syrian Kurdish militia
US to stop arming Syrian Kurdish militia
November 25, 2017 The TMC Desk Politics, World 8
A man holding a YPG flag. Image credit: Business Insider
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Washington, Nov 25: US President Donald Trump told his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan that he will stop arming a Syrian Kurdish militia the Turkish government considers a terrorist organisation, Turkey's Foreign Minister has said.
The decision would cut the flow of weapons from the US to the YPG, the Kurdish militia fighting with the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, just six months after Trump approved the plan over Turkey's strenuous objections.
"Our discomfort regarding the provision of weapons to the YPG was conveyed to Trump once again," Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said at a news conference Friday, CNN reported.
"Trump very clearly said he had given instructions to not provide weapons to the YPG."
The White House did not dispute the top Turkish diplomat's account of the Friday morning call between Trump and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but suggested there were no impending plans to stop supplying weapons to the YPG.
Trump told Erdogan "of pending adjustments to the military support provided to our partners on the ground in Syria, now that the battle of Raqqa is complete and we are progressing into a stabilization phase," the White House said in a statement.
Pressed about the US's specific plans, National Security Council spokesman Michael Anton told CNN the US' supply of weapons to the YPG will be "winding down over time, as the physical caliphate is destroyed."
It was not immediately clear whether Trump had overpromised in his conversation with Erdogan or if the Turkish foreign minister had oversold Trump's pledge to the US, but the lack of clarity could leave the YPG and other US-backed allies in Syria uncertain about the future of US involvement in the region.
But Cavusoglu was emphatic, saying Trump "repeated by the end of the conversation before they hung up that he ordered generals and National Security Adviser (Lt. Gen. H.R.) McMaster not to give arms."
Trump approved a plan to supply weapons to the YPG in May to help bolster the effort by US-backed forces to capture Raqqa, the self-declared capital of IS.
The YPG is closely affiliated with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, the PKK, which has carried out terrorist attacks against Turkey, prompting concerns from the NATO ally that weapons supplied to the YPG could wind up in the hands of the PKK.
US-backed forces captured Raqqa from IS last month in a major milestone in the fight against the terrorist group, but the Trump administration has offered no signals it would stop arming the Kurdish militia after the city's fall.
Cavusoglu, the Turkish foreign minister, said Turkey welcomes Trump's "promise of not providing weapons to the YPG" and is waiting for the pledge to be "implemented practically."
Trump's call with Erdogan had been expected to focus on the Syrian conflict, coming days after Erdogan met Russian President Vladimir Putin and Iranian President Hassan Rouhani to discuss Syria's future.
Trump also spoke earlier this week with Putin to discuss Syria.
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Could this be the final problem for London's favored detective and his associate?
As Elizabeth's confidence in her own abilities has grown, so has Holmes' reliance on her. And now, he's going to have to depend on her more than ever. An adversary they've been trying to pin down for some time is finally ready to make himself known—but this is someone who always seems to be one step ahead and delights in mocking Holmes.
Could it be that the detective and his determined partner have finally met their match? Will Holmes be able to break the ever-strengthening hold that this man has over the European nobility and the criminal underworld? Or will it become a matter of mutually-assured destruction?
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The last 12 months have been challenging for the fine wine market. The fall in prices that started in July 2011 has continued after a brief despite at the beginning of the year. This has resulted in the Liv-ex 100 falling 27% in 1 year time.


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Grove Issues Statement on Bizarre Veto of Bipartisan CTE Legislation
HARRISBURG – Gov. Tom Wolf vetoed on Wednesday legislation by Rep. Seth Grove (R-Dover), which would have helped Pennsylvania's students better prepare for the workforce. House Bill 2157, part of a comprehensive bipartisan package of bills to improve workforce development by advancing career and technical education (CTE), would have made it easier for schools to establish and renew vocational programs.
In response to the governor's veto, Grove issued the following statement:
"I am disappointed Gov. Wolf inexplicably chose to veto bipartisan legislation to strengthen CTE in the Commonwealth and prepare our students for jobs of the future. House Bill 2157 passed with unanimous bipartisan support in the House, had only three negative votes in the Senate and received the backing of the Pennsylvania Association of Career and Technical Administrators, Pennsylvania Association of Agriculture Educators and the Pennsylvania State Education Association (PSEA).
"At no point during the legislative process did Wolf's administration ever approach me or my office to raise any concerns about the bill. In reading Wolf's veto message, he claims House Bill 2157 would remove the ability of the Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) to approve agriculture career and technical programs, thus jeopardizing federal Perkins Funding. Had Wolf actually read the bill, he would have discovered the bill does NOT take program approval authority away from PDE so it cannot possibly impair a school's ability to receive CTE funding from PDE or Perkins Funding from the federal government.
House Bill 2157 merely gives the Commission for Agriculture Education Excellence the authority to issue and update guidelines to allow a student to use academic credit toward the completion of an agriculture education program. Since the secretary of Education sits on the commission, such guidelines would not be created in a vacuum, but in conjunction with PDE. House Bill 2157 does not even mention PDE program approval authority. Furthermore, the Wolf administration and the commission have NOT been working to do anything because its chairman, Secretary of Education Pedro Rivera, has made zero effort to schedule a meeting of the commission.
"I find it ironic Wolf, who claims to champion workforce development, opted to quash a commonsense and bipartisan bill. Had Wolf signed House Bill 2157 into law, we could have made it easier for schools to adapt to the changing landscape in America's growing manufacturing industry. When the governor vetoes commonsense CTE legislation, it's not hard to imagine why Pennsylvania has one of the highest unemployment rates in the country and ranks in the bottom half for economic growth and job creation.
"While we are witnessing a renaissance in United States manufacturing, there is a shortage of trained workers to fill open manufacturing positions due to decades of neglect. According to the U.S. Labor Department, 189,000 manufacturing jobs were added this year with 18,000 added in September alone. However, there were still 488,000 unfilled manufacturing positions. About 93 percent of manufacturers in the country are expecting to grow their businesses. Unfortunately, Wolf's irresponsible decision places Pennsylvania at a competitive disadvantage to grow manufacturing and other family-sustaining jobs in the Commonwealth.
"Wolf's inability to work across the aisle on one of the most simple and bipartisan issues in Harrisburg is troubling and will result in making it more difficult for schools across Pennsylvania to properly educate our future workers. House Bill 2157 would have helped our resurging manufacturing industry to continue to grow and thrive. This, in turn, would have aided our middle class and our state's economic growth. The governor's veto of this bill sets back Pennsylvania's economy and our students' futures."
Representative Seth Grove
196th District
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
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Being a light in the World: Fitting in or Standing Out?
In Matthew 5:13-16 Jesus specifies our role in the world in terms of salt and light. We were created to be like him, Genesis 1:27, and as his people in the middle of a world which has turned away from him, we are called to represent him in such a way that through us the world will both hear his words and see his reality in our lives. In the Bible we have many tremendous examples of those who, against great opposition, fulfilled this calling. For example, Elijah stands out as one who showed what it means to truly follow and trust God because in his time he stood alone it seems against the King and the whole nation as he called them to turn back to God. This calling now belongs to every Christian, no matter how old or in what situation they find themselves.
Blackout moments: Roie play/discuss/brainstorm how we can stop being God's light through fear, apathy, selfishness, etc.
Hide lights (torch/candle) around the room, turn off the room lights, how useful are the hidden lights? Will they last? Will anyone notice if they go out?
Pass the light game: In the dark, one child lights their torch on, then touches two others who turn their torches on. They find two more people who turn their torches on, etc. Watch how the light spreads.


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2121.	Simeon ABBOTT (Laura WEST , Jeremiah WEST , Zebulon WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 8 Apr 1812 in Berne, Albany, New York, United States. He died on 18 Apr 1881 in Jefferson Township, Adair, Iowa, United States. He was buried in 1881 in , Adair, Iowa, United States of America.
Simeon married Julia CRANDALL on 12 Nov 1839 in Thornton, Cook, Illinois, United States. Julia was born on 1 Nov 1820 in of Thornton, Ill.. She died on 22 May 1897. She was buried in 1897 in , Adair, Iowa, United States of America.
5282 F i Evelyn ABBOTT was born in 1843. She died.
+ 5283 F ii Emily C. ABBOTT was born on 12 Jun 1843. She died in 1920.
5284 M iii George Wellington ABBOTT was born on 12 Jan 1847 in Menlo, Iowa, United States. He died on 7 Jul 1929 in Burlington, Kit Carson, Colorado, United States. He was buried in Chester, Thayer, Nebraska, United States.
+ 5285 F iv Ellen Jane ABBOTT was born on 28 Mar 1855. She died on 23 Jan 1904.
5286 M v Orson Daniel ABBOTT was born on 28 Nov 1857 in Missouri, United States. He died on 17 Dec 1941 in California, United States.
5287 F vi Elizabeth ABBOTT was born in 1877. She died.
2123.	George WEST (Francis WEST , Jeremiah WEST , Zebulon WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 18 Sep 1820 in Mill Creek Township, Ohio. He died on 19 Feb 1888 in Ypsilanti, Michigan.
George married Maria Lartwell on 30 Sep 1846 in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan. Maria was born on 24 Nov 1820 in Rushville, Yates, N.Y.. She died on 3 Jun 1900.
5288 M i Francis James "Frank" WEST was born on 21 Jul 1851 in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw, Michigan. He died on 16 Apr 1917.
5289 F ii Cynthia Louisa WEST was born on 15 Aug 1853 in Ypsilanti, Michigan. She died on 30 Dec 1866.
+ 5290 M iii George Nelson WEST was born on 12 Sep 1856. He died on 12 Sep 1933.
5291 M iv John Sergeant WEST was born on 22 May 1860 in Ypsilanti, Michigan. He died on 22 Mar 1897.
2130.	Jehiel Watson HARMON (Betsey WEST , Jonathan WEST , Christopher WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 2 Nov 1801 in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut. He died in Dec 1875 in Horton, Bremer, IA.
Jehiel married Louisa DRAKE in 1826 in Southwick, Hampden, Massachusetts. Louisa was born in 1807 in Southwick, Hampden, Massachusetts. She died on 12 Sep 1852 in Epworth, Dubuque, Iowa.
+ 5292 F i Lucy Ann HARMON was born on 27 Feb 1829. She died on 9 Jan 1879.
5293 F ii Emeline D HARMON was born on 26 Feb 1831 in Southwick, Hampdn, MA. She died in Jun 1839 in Rock River, , Illinois.
5294 F iii Sally Ann HARMON was born on 14 Feb 1832 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA. She died on 27 Feb 1832 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA.
5295 F iv Lucinda Paulina HARMON was born on 6 Jan 1833 in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut. She died in May 1880 in San Francisco, San Francisco, California.
Lucinda married Daniel MCDOWELL in Sep 1852 in Epworth, Debuque, Iowa. Daniel was born about 1831.
5296 M v Henry Gilman HARMON was born on 3 May 1835 in Conneaut, Ashtabula, Ohio. He died after 1890 in Maysville, DeKalb, Missouri.
5297 M vi George Goodwin HARMON was born on 3 Apr 1838 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA. He died after 1890 in of Aurora, Kane, Illinois, USA.
George married Belle VACTINE on 31 Mar 1868 in Elida, , Illinois, USA. Belle was born about 1840 in Danville, Montour, Pennsylvania. She died after 1890 in of Aurora, Kane, Illinois.
5298 M vii Albert Warren HARMON was born on 29 May 1840 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois. He died after 1890 in of Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
Albert married Julia A WAIT on 23 Oct 1867 in Hinckley, Medina, Ohio. Julia was born in 1842 in Hinckley, Medina, Ohio. She died on 30 Sep 1870 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.
5299 F viii Sally Ann HARMON was born on 14 Feb 1842 in Rockford, Winngo, IL. She died on 27 Feb 1842.
5300 F ix Mary Jane HARMON was born on 26 May 1843 in Rockford, Winngo, IL. She died after 1890 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio, USA.
5301 M x Oliver Laflin was born on 2 Jul 1845 in Rockford, Winnebago, Ill.. He died on 20 Mar 1848.
5302 M xi Grant Watson HARMON was born on 3 Nov 1847 in Rockford, Winngo, IL. He died on 2 Mar 1848.
5303 F xii Arabella Celia HARMON was born on 26 Jan 1849 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA. She died after 1890 in of San Jose, Santa Clara, California, USA.
Arabella married John ROSS. John was born about 1847. He died after 1890 in of San Jose, Santa Clara, California.
5304 F xiii Aurelia Louisa HARMON was born on 30 Jul 1851 in , Winnebago, Illinois.
Aurelia married John Smith DAVIS in 1883. John was born about 1849 in , Winnebago, Illinois.
Jehiel also married BOARDMAN in Feb 1854 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois. BOARDMAN was born in 1805 in . She died in Sep 1863.
2132.	Daniel HARMON (Betsey WEST , Jonathan WEST , Christopher WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 24 Oct 1805 in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut. He died on 14 Mar 1886 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois.
Daniel married Almira SIMPSON in Apr 1832 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio. Almira was born in 1813 in Syracuse, Onondaga, New York. She died in 1845 in Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin.
5305 F i Cynthia Ann HARMON was born on 24 Jun 1837 in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut. She died after 1890 in of Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois.
Cynthia married Bertrand PAULINE on 10 Mar 1866 in Janesville, Rock, Wisconsin. Bertrand was born about 1835. He died on 10 Aug 1866 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois.
5306 F ii Emma Jane HARMON was born on 10 Nov 1841 in Lowell, Dodge, Wisconsin. She died.
5307 M iii Edwin HARMON was born about 1843 in Rockford, Winngo., Ill.. He died in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois, USA.
2133.	Fedelia Elizabeth HARMON (Betsey WEST , Jonathan WEST , Christopher WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 22 Nov 1807 in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut. She died on 6 Nov 1886 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois.
Fedelia married Aaron HOVEY on 24 Nov 1836 in Suffield, Hartford, Connecticut. Aaron was born on 31 Mar 1812 in Mansfield Twp, Tolland, Conneticut. He died on 6 Nov 1886 in Rockford, Winnebago, Illinois.
+ 5308 F i Mary Elizabeth HOVEY was born on 10 Jan 1838. She died in 1866.
+ 5309 F ii Juliette Bulkley HOVEY was born on 16 Mar 1840. She died.
5310 M iii Edmund T HOVEY was born on 1 Dec 1842 in Rockford, Winnebago, Ill.. He died.
+ 5311 F iv Ellen Clarissa HOVEY was born in 1845. She died.
+ 5312 M v Hubert Henry HOVEY was born on 10 Dec 1847. He died on 26 Dec 1932.
+ 5313 F vi Melissa E HOVEY was born on 9 Jan 1850. She died.
2140.	Mary Ann WEST (Jonathan WEST , Jonathan WEST , Christopher WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born in 1819 in , Berkshire, Massachusette.
Mary married Samuel DENTON. Samuel was born on 18 Apr 1818 in Scipio, Cayuga, New York, United States. He died on 19 Jun 1891 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, United States.
5314 F i Angeline DENTON was born on 18 Sep 1843 in . She died in Aug 1926.
+ 5315 M ii Lyman West DENTON was born on 25 Nov 1847. He died in Mar 1904.
5316 F iii Mary Louise DENTON was born in 1852 in . She died.
5317 F iv Lydia Emmeline DENTON was born on 3 Mar 1855 in Boardman, , Iowa. She died.
5318 F v Eleanor Roxena DENTON was born in 1857 in . She died.
5319 M vi John Renesselaer DENTON was born in 1859 in . He died.
2143.	Emily M WEST (Thomas WEST , Jonathan WEST , Christopher WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born in Dec 1813 in Victor, Ontario, New York, USA. She died on 3 May 1891 in , Walworth, Wisconsin, United States.
Emily married Ebenezer DAYTON in 1832 in of New York, USA. Ebenezer was born on 15 May 1810 in , Genesee, New York, United States. He died on 22 Aug 1885 in , Walworth, Wisconsin, United States.
+ 5320 M i Henry DAYTON was born in Aug 1833. He died in 1908.
+ 5321 F ii Laura A DAYTON was born in Cal 1835. She died.
5322 M iii John S DAYTON was born in Cal 1839 in , , New York, United States. He died on 13 Aug 1864 in Atlanta, , Georgia, United States.
5323 F iv Maryette DAYTON was born on 16 Nov 1842 in , Genessee, New York. She died on 3 May 1850.
5324 M v William W DAYTON was born about 1845 in , , Wisconsin, United States. He died on 26 Jun 1864 in Washington, , District of Columbia, United States.
+ 5325 F vi Ada DAYTON was born on 20 Nov 1851. She died on 15 Aug 1877.
5326 F vii Emily Isadore DAYTON was born in Cal 1852 in , , Wisconsin, United States. She died.
2145.	Rachel Jane WEST (Thomas WEST , Jonathan WEST , Christopher WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 2 Jun 1820 in of Harmonsburg, Crwfrd, Pnns. She died on 11 Jun 1894 in Albert Lee, Freeborn, MN, USA. She was buried in Albert Lea, Frbrn, Mnns.
Rachel married David GIBSON on 4 Mar 1838 in Harmensburg, Crawford Co., PA.. David was born on 10 Sep 1810 in of Harmonsburg, Crwfrd, Pnns.. He died on 11 Jan 1896 in Albert Lee, Freeborn, MN. He was buried in Albert Lea, Frbrn, Mnns.
5327 M i William GIBSON was born in 1835 in Harmonsburg, Crawford, Pennsylvania, United States. He died.
+ 5328 F ii Emily A GIBSON was born on 26 May 1839. She died in 1910.
+ 5329 F iii Sarah Thirsa GIBSON was born on 19 Feb 1841. She died on 13 Feb 1928.
+ 5330 F iv Mary Jennette GIBSON was born on 8 Feb 1843. She died on 16 May 1907.
+ 5331 M v William Liberty GIBSON was born on 3 Jan 1845. He died on 6 Oct 1922.
5332 F vi Adah Grace GIBSON was born on 20 Aug 1847 in Harmensburg, Crawford Co., PA.. She died in 1918.
Adah married William H WENZEL. William was born about 1843 in Poss. Harmensburg, Crawford, Pennsylvania. He died.
+ 5333 F vii Nancy Rachel GIBSON was born on 4 Feb 1850. She died on 21 Oct 1942.
5334 M viii Robert Edwin GIBSON was born on 30 Jan 1852 in , , WI.. He died about 1854.
5335 F ix Laura Loraine GIBSON was born on 21 Feb 1854 in Wisconsin. She died on 3 Aug 1890.
Laura married Sylvester CONVERSE. Sylvester was born in 1850.
5336 F x Parna Philena GIBSON was born on 28 Mar 1856 in <, , WI.>. She died.
5337 M xi Edward Hugh GIBSON was born on 5 Mar 1858 in Wisconsin. He died on 12 Sep 1860.
5338 F xii Eva Edna GIBSON was born on 15 Jun 1861 in Oshkosh, Winnebego, Wisconsin. She died on 9 Jun 1911.
Eva married Lester Eugene CONVERSE on 8 Mar 1881. Lester was born about 1857 in of Oshkosh, Winnebego, Wisconsin.
5339 M xiii David Francis GIBSON was born on 15 Nov 1863 in Oshkosh, Winnebago Co., WI.. He died in Jul 1934.
2146.	Alvin H WEST (Thomas WEST , Jonathan WEST , Christopher WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 30 Sep 1828 in Centerville, Allegany, New York, USA. He died on 9 Sep 1883 in Newark, Rock, Wisconsin, United States. He was buried in Newark, Rock, Wisconsin, USA.
Alvin married Susan YOUNG on 24 Oct 1855 in Newark, Rock, Wisconsin. Susan was born in Cal 1834 in , , Maine, United States. She died.
5340 M i Lewis WEST was born in Cal 1858 in , , Wisconsin, United States. He died.
5341 M ii Myron WEST was born in 1860 in Wisconsin, USA.
Myron married Nellie M in Cal 1880. Nellie was born in Cal 1854 in , , Wisconsin, United States. She died.
5342 M iii Frank WEST was born in Cal 1866 in , , Wisconsin, United States. He died.
5343 F iv Laura WEST was born in Cal 1877 in , , Wisconsin, United States. She died.
2149.	Daniel West INGERSOLL (John Calvin INGERSOLL , Eunice WEST , Pelatiah WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 1 May 1809 in Apulia, Onondaga Co, New York. He died on 6 May 1881 in Constontia, New York.
Daniel married Ruby GRAVES on 9 Mar 1831 in Constantina, New York. Ruby was born on 15 Feb 1808. She died on 25 Sep 1855 in Constontia, New York.
+ 5344 M i Franklin Fitch INGERSOLL was born on 19 Jul 1832. He died on 2 Jan 1901.
+ 5345 M ii Amos Graves INGERSOLL was born on 9 Mar 1834. He died on 16 Apr 1922.
5346 M iii John Albert INGERSOLL was born on 12 Jan 1836.
+ 5347 F iv Caroline L. INGERSOLL was born on 23 Sep 1837. She died on 24 Jul 1868.
+ 5348 M v Daniel Goodwin INGERSOLL was born on 1 Jul 1839. He died before 1924.
+ 5349 F vi Sarah Elizabeth INGERSOLL was born on 21 Jun 1841.
5350 F vii Harriet Maria INGERSOLL was born on 6 Jul 1843 in Constantia, Oswego Co, New York. She died on 28 Aug 1847.
+ 5351 F viii Lydia Sophia INGERSOLL was born on 20 Jul 1845. She died on 29 Nov 1874.
5352 M ix Charles Frederick INGERSOLL was born on 12 Jun 1851 in Constantia, Oswego Co, New York. He died on 17 Feb 1868.
5353 F x Alice Louisa INGERSOLL was born on 31 Oct 1854. She died on 8 Aug 1879.
Daniel also married Mary A. WILLIAMS on 11 Jun 1856 in New Haven, CT. Mary died on 14 Feb 1882 in Hudson, NY.
2150.	John Franklin INGERSOLL (John Calvin INGERSOLL , Eunice WEST , Pelatiah WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 29 Jul 1810 in , Columbia, New York. He died on 22 Jun 1864 in Catskill, Greene, New York.
John married Mary Webb CASWELL about 1833 in , Hampton, Massachusetts. Mary was born about 1812 in of N. Y..
5354 M i Charles F INGERSOLL was born on 22 Nov 1833 in N. Y.. He died on 22 Nov 1854.
5355 M ii Edwin Dwight INGERSOLL was born on 12 Jun 1836 in Palenville, Greene Co, New York. He died on 8 Aug 1913 in Palenville, Greene, New York.
5356 M iii William Kellogg INGERSOLL was born on 9 Jul 1840 in Hunter, Greene, New York. He died on 27 May 1906 in Milford, Mi.
5357 M iv Francis C INGERSOLL was born in Apr 1847. He died in Jan 1848.
2151.	Samuel C. INGERSOLL (John Calvin INGERSOLL , Eunice WEST , Pelatiah WEST , Mercy MINOR , Joseph ) was born on 12 May 1813 in Canaan, Columbia, New York. He died on 12 Dec 1878 in Austerlitz, Columbia, New York.
Samuel married Eliza CHAMBERLAIN on 14 Feb 1839 in United States. Eliza was born on 16 Jan 1817 in Hillsdale, Columb., N.Y.. She died in United States.
5358 M i David Chamberlain INGERSOLL was born on 26 Apr 1841 in Stockbridge, Berks., Mass.. He died in May 1854.
5359 M ii J E E INGERSOLL was born on 24 Jan 1844 in Curtisville, Berks., Mass.. He died on 11 Aug 1921.
5360 M iii John Edwin INGERSOLL was born on 24 Jan 1844 in Austerlitz, Columbia Co, New York. He died on 15 Oct 1883.
5361 F iv Mary Caroline INGERSOLL was born on 25 Sep 1846 in Spencertown, Columbia Co, New York. She died.
5362 F v Jane E INGERSOLL was born on 27 Aug 1847 in Austerlitz, Columb., N.Y.. She died on 11 Dec 1891.
5363 F vi Sarah Ellen INGERSOLL was born on 2 Jul 1851 in Austerlitz, Columb., N.Y.. She died.
5364 F vii Harriet Chamberlain INGERSOLL was born on 17 Apr 1854 in Austerlitz, Columb., N.Y.. She died.


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