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Is The Glock 45 Frame The Same As 17
8 December 2021 by eibqoidi
When you 're trying to find a new pistol, you may want to consider a 40 Glock handgun. These guns are ending up being increasingly popular with cops departments and private citizens alike. There are numerous factors to consider before purchasing a gun, particularly if you 're considering a pistol for self-defense. First, you must identify what your spending plan is. You can start shopping.
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What Ohio law enforcement companies utilize.40 S&W pistols? Buying brand-new handguns isn 't a big offer for law enforcement agencies – they often buy in batches and turn them as the stock ages.
When it pertains to rounds, there are likewise a number of differences. Generally speaking, 9mm rounds produce less recoil than.40 S&W rounds are less recoil-intensive, however the recoil impulse can be uncomfortable for some shooters. In addition, they can be challenging to shoot with one hand.
When it pertains to ammunition, 9mm rounds are cheaper than.40 S&W cartridges are slightly less expensive. A hundred rounds of 9mm ammunition expenses 14 cents versus.40 S&W, but that difference amounts to a couple hundred dollars. The cheaper ammunition likewise implies you can get more training representatives per dollar and improve your shot placement.
A Glock handgun is an outstanding option for law enforcement agencies. These items can also be purchased at DICK 'S Sporting Goods.
Glock has an exclusive Blue Label program for law enforcement. Through this program, law enforcement agencies can buy as much as 2 Glock pistols annually. In addition, police do not need to supply a picture ID, however a letter signed by the chief of the department can be accepted.
The G17 is a compact pistol created by Gaston Glock. It 's easy and light-weight to hide.
The SIG P320 is a semi-automatic pistol that is utilized by police throughout the state. The pistol is a popular choice among law enforcement agencies because of its reliability and precision. Its Enhanced Trigger system is said to lower the danger of unintentional discharge. The trigger is located in the frame and has a secondary ledge that assists hold the shooting pin back. In addition, the P320 handgun comes with a detach safety. This alternative is restricted to commercial usage and is not readily available for civilian usage.
In 2014, Sig Sauer released the P320, a 9mm pistol that rapidly won a contract with the United States military. The P320 was changed in 2017 by the Beretta M9 service handgun. The handgun was not without its issues. In one occurrence, a drop from a particular height caused the slide to fire without a trigger pull. Eventually, the breakdown was the fault of the manufacturer.
According to CNN, 3 law enforcement officers have suffered gunshot wounds when their P320s inadvertently released after being dropped or jostled. In one case, a sheriff 's deputy in Virginia suffered a fractured femur after her P320 accidentally released.
Lawyers for Beretta U.S.A. Corp. and other business representing the Beretta brand name are presently protecting their clients against the lawsuit. These lawyers include Lawrence S. Greenwald of Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hoffberger & & Hollander, LLC and Jonann E. Chiles and Jamie Huffman Jones of Eldredge & & Clark, LLP. Additionally, lawyers for Browning Arms Co. and other companies representing Beretta U.S.A. Corp and Scott Charles Allan of Renzulli, Pisciotti & & Renzulli, LLP, have likewise been associated with the lawsuit.
Throughout the state, there are numerous law enforcement firms that utilize M&P s. The Ohio State Patrol, Akron Children 's Hospital Police Department, Lake Metroparks Ranger Department, and the Cleveland Police Department are all examples of agencies that use these weapons.
The M&P is a fantastic gun for law enforcement workers. The company has had excellent success marketing its M&P line to law enforcement firms throughout the country.
SIG Sauer P226s are now utilized by a number of law enforcement agencies in Ohio, consisting of the Franklin County Sheriff 's Department. The department just recently got a P226 handgun, M400 rifle, and P239 pistol for its investigator system. The department utilizes over 1,500 armed officers.
The authorities department has utilized Sig Sauer pistols considering that 1990. If it will continue to utilize the exact same handguns after the shift, it 's not clear. In the meantime, officers will continue to carry their department-issued sidearm, which has a capacity of 13 rounds. In addition to the department-issued sidearm, officers are allowed to bring a various model of pistol when working in plainclothes. Is The Glock 45 Frame The Same As 17.
The SIG Sauer P226 is a full-sized service handgun available in 9x19mm Parabellum. The P226 shares its style with the P220, but is developed to accommodate double stack publications.
The SIG Sauer 5946 is a semi-automatic handgun designed and made for law enforcement firms. It is popular amongst law enforcement companies due to its heritage within the Special Forces neighborhood.
The 5946 is one of the most widely utilized handguns by law enforcement firms. This pistol is utilized by law enforcement companies in Ohio and numerous other states. The 5946 has been adopted by various law enforcement firms, consisting of Franklin County Sheriff 's Department.
Today, it holds 67 percent of the responsibility handgun market. The SIG Sauer received a significant boost from the military 's adoption of its P320 as the M17.
What Ohio law enforcement agencies use.40 S&W pistols? Acquiring new pistols isn 't a big deal for law enforcement companies – they frequently buy in batches and turn them as the stock ages. The SIG P320 is a semi-automatic pistol that is used by law enforcement agencies throughout the state. The department recently obtained a P226 pistol, M400 rifle, and P239 pistol for its investigator system. The SIG Sauer 5946 is a semi-automatic pistol created and made for law enforcement firms. Is The Glock 45 Frame The Same As 17.
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The moment you start driving the new Ford Focus Titanium it feels like a lively "get up and go" hatchback.
It is an engaging car to drive with nicely balanced steering and handling characteristics that are not always as apparent in mainstream cars like this.
While it has its quirks (the rotary gear shift dial the most obvious) the new Focus lifts the spirits as soon as you start driving.
Although the dashboard is unusually upright in such an all-new model, the Focus cabin feels surprisingly roomy and pleasant, and there is good all-round visibility from the driver's seat.
Driven has tested both the top-of-the-range Focus Titanium and the sportier and the slightly cheaper Focus ST-Line models. Both impressed us.
The Focus range starts with the Trend petrol hatch, which sells for $31,990 plus on-road costs, while the ST-Line hatch is $36,990, and the Titanium hatch is $41,990. The Titanium is powered by a new three-cylinder 1.5-litre Ford EcoBoost petrol engine.
Despite it having only three cylinders, it has cylinder deactivation, meaning the vehicle uses only the number of cylinders it needs rather than running them all, all of the time.
You would have thought this would lead to good fuel economy. However in both cars we failed to get anywhere near Ford's claimed economy level for both models, of 6.4-litres per 100km. Instead we managed 9.3-litres in the Titanium and 8-litres in the ST-Line. While both cars were new, and their engines may loosen up, it was a disappointing result for such new technology.
That reservation aside though, the Focus impresses inside and outside of the cabin.
Inside it feels roomy for a smallish hatch, and the upside of the rotary gear change dial sitting on the central console, along with the electronic handbrake, all helps create an uncluttered feel in the cabin.
You can personalise the driving experience by altering the drive mode, which adjusts the throttle response, steering and gear changes, to match your driving style. There are normal, eco and sport driving modes.
Finding the most comfortable seating position behind the wheel is easy with an electrically adjustable driver's seat, and the seats were comfortable over our return two-hour-plus journey.
The Focus also impresses because of technology such as the excellent adaptive cruise control system, blind spot monitoring with cross traffic alert, and pre-collision assist systems.
Another unusual feature in this sector is the heads up display, and an enormous panoramic sun-roof which sits above all five seats in the car.
Despite the sunroof, there is plenty of headroom in both the front and rear seats.
Some taller drivers may find the rear seats a big tight on leg-room, but no more so than in comparable models from other manufacturers.
Overall, the Focus is an impressive entrant to what may be a diminishing hatchback sector of the new car market.
Those looking for a practical model without the desire to step up to an SUV, should reconsider the new Focus range of hatchbacks.
The only disappointment in the Titanium happened to be the key-fob, which was so fragile it almost fell apart while the car was travelling.
When it became detached, it sent a signal to the car suggesting there was no key in the cabin, with a warning flashing on the dashboard. Once we identified this fragility, it was quickly fixed by squeezing the two parts of the keyfob back together.
While initially this tended to undermine confidence in the Titanium, we're pleased to report the car is a joy to drive.
And, what about the ST-Line?
At the core of cars like the "sporty" Ford Focus ST-Line is the natural concern that what you're driving is more a marketing tool than a hot hatch.
Everyone's doing it these days; making entry-level variants of their performance models. BMW has its M Performance range, Lexus has F-Sport, and now Ford is doing the same with ST-Line.
We drove the Focus ST-Line back-to-back with the aforementioned Titanium, and — on paper — it looked cynic's dream.
Both models share the same inline 134kW/240Nm turbocharged three-cylinder engine linked to the same eight-speed automatic, with garnishes of red inside, dark 17in wheels, and an ST body-kit as the main points of cosmetic difference.
The thing is, despite differences being thin on the ground, the ST-Line feels every bit like a proper "warm-hatch" contender.
That 3-popper is possibly the most characterful, endearing engine in the compact class.
When prodded, it sings in traditional lovably rough, uneven fashion — enhanced in the ST-Line by a seemingly boosted level of interior noise (though it sounds nice from outside, too).
The ST-Line also gains sport suspension — an alternate tune to the MacPherson Strut front and torsion-based twist-beam rear available in other models. It can be a bit firm in town, but on a twisty road it's an adequate partner to the Focus' brilliant underpinnings.
No independent rear suspension will be a downer to the purist, but its absence helps keep the ST-Line's reasoned $36,990 price-tag.


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Q: Template specialisation inherit from specific subclass class Base { ... };
class Derived1 : Base { ... };
class Derived2 : Base { ... };

template <> class BaseDecorator<Base> : **SpecificDerived** { ... };

Is it possible for SpecificDerived to reference the particular Derived class that is being used? Such that
BaseDecorator<Derived1> bd-d1;

Would instantiate a BaseDecorator that inherits from Derived1?
The problem has come about because I need to provide a decorator for a library class and all its derivations, but want to keep the code as dry as possible.
Thanks!

A: If I understood your question correctly, you want your BaseDecorator to inherit from specific Derived class.
If that is the case, You may do something like this:
#include <iostream>
#include <type_traits>

class Base {
    public:
    virtual void f1() {
        std::cout << "Base::f1" << std::endl;
    }
};

class Derived1 : public Base {
    public:
    void f1() override {
        std::cout << "Derived1::f1" << std::endl;
    }
};

class Derived2 : public Base {
    public:
    void f1() override {
        std::cout << "Derived2::f1" << std::endl;
    }
};

class Derived3 {
    public:
    void f1() {
        std::cout << "Derived3::f1" << std::endl;
    }
};

template <typename T,
          typename = typename std::enable_if<std::is_base_of<Base, T>::value>::type >
class BaseDecorator;

template <typename T>
class BaseDecorator<T>: public T {
    public:
    void f2() {
        T::f1();
    }
};

int main() {
    BaseDecorator<Derived1> bd1;
    bd1.f2();

    BaseDecorator<Derived2> bd2;
    bd2.f2();

    //BaseDecorator<Derived3> bd3; // Compilation fails !!!
    //bd3.f2(); // Compilation fails !!!

    return 0;
}

Output:
Derived1::f1
Derived1::f2

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Enjoy a great weekend of country music at the Terara Country Music Campout on 5 to 7 April.
The 3 day event comprises of country music by Aussie country music artists, camping, singalongs around the campfires and making new mates in a great bush camp.
The massive program includes great invited walk up artists welcome prior to the weekend from 2pm on Tuesday and Wednesday. Plus an Old Time Dance on Thursday. Friday and Saturday from 10am there will be walk up artists during the day, with the main show starting at 4pm.
Brian Letto, Sandy Dodd, Dale Duncan, Peter Coad and the Coad Sisters and Jim Hermel, Justin Standley, Ernie Constance, Royden Donohue, George Farnham, Wayne Horsburgh, John & Christine Smith, Pete Smith, Stephen R Cheney, Robyn Gleeson, Rob Breeze, Owen Blundell, Joe Musico, Craig Adams, Diane Lindsay & Peter Simpson, Poets, Terara Trio starring Kingsley Day, Rob Breeze & Trevor Letton.
There will be a barbecue, icecream and coffee vans, tea and coffee available. All food is prepared by local volunteers, raising money for Starlight Charity.


Eldest audiobook is the second novel in the Inheritance Cycle Audiobooks series by Christopher Paolini and the sequel to Eragon Audiobook. Eldest was first published in hardcover on August 23, 2005, and was released in paperback in September 2006. Eldest has been released in an audiobook format, and as an ebook.
Like Eragon Audiobook, Eldest Audiobook became a New York Times bestseller. A deluxe edition of Eldest Audiobook was released on September 26, 2006, including new information and art by both the illustrator and the author. Other editions of Eldest Audiobook are translated into different languages.
Eldest Audiobook begins following several important events in Eragon Audiobook. The story is the continued adventures of Eragon and his dragon Saphira, centering on their journey to the realm of the Elves in order to further Eragon's training as a Dragon Rider.
Eragon and his dragon, Saphira, have just saved the rebel state from destruction by the mighty forces of King Galbatorix, cruel ruler of the Empire. Now Eragon must travel to Ellesmera, land of the elves, for further training in the skills of the Dragon Rider: magic and swordsmanship. Soon he is on the journey of a lifetime, his eyes open to awe-inspring new places and people, his days filled with fresh adventure. But chaos and betrayal plague him at every turn, and nothing is what it seems. Before long, Eragon doesnt know whom he can trust.
Meanwhile, his cousin Roran must fight a new battle – one that might put Eragon in even graver danger.
Will the kings dark hand strangle all resistance? Eragon may not escape with even his life.
This is one of the most underrated fantasy stories today (thanks in no part to the mediocre movie). Do not dismiss this as your typical fantasy audiobook as it features a rich history filled with interesting characters and exciting set pieces.


Over the fast 5 weeks of school we have been focing on a food pyramid a food pyramid we learnt what we should have in a daily routine So we decided to create our one food pyramid with foods that we like MY food pyramid also has how much you need to eat in a day a serving size is the size of the palm of your hand.
Great food pyramid Kenz. It is so important to eat a healthy balanced diet to get all those vital minerals and nutrients. Great work!
Yeah it sure is important to eat healthy. and for sure your vits.
Other than that good work.


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Students applying for UVM's medical school will face an admission process never used before.
The admissions department for the Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine has shifted a major part of its application process. Now, instead of single one-on-one interviews, the department uses multiple smaller interviews to evaluate a student's ability to speak on their feet.
Initially, interviews functioned as person-to-person, individual discussions, in which the interviewer would ask the student a series of questions, all of which were geared toward learning information about the student that isn't necessarily highlighted in his application.
Now this trend has ended.
The purpose of this is not to test specific knowledge in any particular field, but instead "to evaluate a candidate's thought process," she said.
Studies show that the single interview has an inherent bias and no predictive value," she said.
Due to the medical school's data-driven framework, "we decided to go with MMIs because they are the best practice," McElhinney said.
So far MMIs have proven to be successful, she said.
"The first two classes have been great! We've received very positive results from our applicants about participating in our MMI," McElhinney said.
Each interview only lasts a few minutes, she said.


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Maker Faire Westport 2019 Announces The Great Duck Project
Written by Mark Mathias
Westport, CT – An attempt to set a record for the world's largest 3D printed duck at the 8th annual Maker Faire Westport (http://westport.makerfaire.com) on Saturday, April 27, 2019 has been announced. It's called The Great Duck Project. The initiative was first envisioned by Mark Mathias, founder and president of Remarkable STEAM, Inc., and is a collaboration of the Westport Sunrise Rotary Club and Greens Farms Academy in Westport, Connecticut.
The Great Duck Project is a first of its kind global crowdsourcing science and art initiative that allows people from around the world to 3D print and submit pieces that will become part of a six-foot-tall, 476-piece duck.
"No one has ever tried to print a six-foot-tall duck before," said Mark Mathias, the person who came up with the idea. "By reaching out to every continent on the globe for contributors to engage people of all ages in a collaborative way provides a unique opportunity to showcase what is possible when people work together towards a unified goal," he added.
"The Westport Sunrise Rotary Club is pleased to sponsor The Great Duck Project," said Eileen Flug, president of the Westport Sunrise Rotary Club, "because it aligns so well with Rotary's goal of bringing people together from around the world. Our club also produces The Great Duck Race, one of our annual fundraisers, so the duck theme is a perfect fit."
"We are honored that Greens Farms Academy is the technical lead for the project," said Bob Whelan, GFA's Head of School. "It's a perfect example of creativity, innovation, and collaboration for our students and faculty. This is boundary- breaking work," he added.
People who want to "Be a Part of the Duck" should go to http://thegreatduckproject.org and sign up. They fill out a form and will be emailed a file containing a specific duck part that can be printed on a 3D printer. 3D printers are generally available in libraries, schools, offices and even homes. When the duck part has been printed, it will be mailed to Greens Farms Academy to arrive by April 1, 2019, where the parts will undergo quality assurance before being put into the inventory for the duck build at Maker Faire Westport on Saturday, April 27, 2019.
For more information, contact Mark Mathias at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , 203-226-1791.
About Remarkable STEAM
Remarkable STEAM is the leading Connecticut organization that promotes innovation and creativity in the areas of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math). It focuses on support for education and job creation. Remarkable STEAM is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit corporation. Its leadership team founded and through generous community support, finances Maker Faire Westport and supports similar initiatives. It is creating "maker" events and facilities where people can improve their lives and communities.
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Westport Sunrise Rotary is one of over 34,000 Rotary clubs around the world. Members of Westport Sunrise Rotary fulfill the club motto "Service Above Self" through hands-on community activities, youth leadership, and fundraising for local, national and international charitable works. The club's 11th annual Great Duck Race will be held on June 1, 2019 in downtown Westport. Westport Sunrise Rotary meets every Friday morning at 7:30am at the Westport Inn. Visitors are welcome.
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A PreK-12 co-ed day school in Westport, GFA engages students as partners in an innovative, inclusive, and globally minded community to prepare them for a life of purpose. For more information: www.gfacademy.org.
Maker Faire is the Greatest Show (and Tell) on Earth—a family-friendly showcase of invention, creativity and resourcefulness, and a celebration of the Maker Movement. It's a place where people show what they are making, and share what they are learning.
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The original Maker Faire event was held in San Mateo, CA and in 2017 celebrated its twelfth annual show with some 1200 makers and 125,000 people in attendance. World Maker Faire New York, the other flagship event, has grown in six years to 900+ makers and 95,000 attendees. Forty larger scale Maker Faires occur in cities around the world—Berlin, Paris, Rome, Tokyo, and Shenzhen to name a few—and over 220 community-driven, independently organized Mini Maker Faires are now being produced in the United States and in 43 other countries around the world.
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Cornish Lithium are using Leapfrog software to create 3D models of the geology, mineralisation and structures across Cornwall; the ability to plot attributes such as mine water temperatures in 3D space is an integral part of our exploration programme. Seequent, the creators of Leapfrog software, recently featured Cornish Lithium on their blog, and have kindly allowed us to repost it here.
29 Oct Could Lithium Mining Be Cornwall's New Frontier?
Jeremy Wrathall's exploration company started with a quick Google search.
"A friend of mine had mentioned geothermal fluids were a big problem for the historic miners in Cornwall," Jeremy said. These fluids would flow into the mines and have to be pumped out.
From that, the junior exploration company Cornish Lithium was born. The company is in the early stages of exploration, and they're looking for lithium within the geothermal fluids found deep below the surface in Cornwall.
Jeremy says that historical mining records show that water in many of the old mines is enriched with lithium. The company sees these old records as an indication of much wider potential for lithium-bearing geothermal fluids within basement rocks, across a large area of Cornwall.
Historical mine workings in Cornwall with recorded temperature data. From the Cornwall Record Office, MRO/R103/12/2. Catalogue available here.
Jeremy is a former mining engineer and investment banker, and he's hoping his company can revive the once prosperous Cornish mining industry. It's thought that mining in Cornwall started as early as the Bronze Age, and historically, the county was a significant producer of tin and copper. But after the international tin market crash in 1985, most Cornish mines were shuttered, with the last operating mine closing in 1998. But Jeremy believes his company could revitalise the mining industry in the region, especially with increasing demands for lithium batteries and the global push for renewable energy.
One of the digital technologies making this possible is our Leapfrog software, a workflow-based 3D geological modelling tool that uses implicit modelling.
Cornish Lithium believes it's currently running the largest exploration program undertaken by one company in Cornwall's history. They're using available historical data sets, including underground mine plans, cross-sections, borehole logs and academic papers, to create a 3D model in Leapfrog. For Adam Matthews, a recent graduate from the Camborne School of Mines and the 3D modeller for Cornish Lithium, this vast amount of data gives him a lot to work with.
A section view of Cornish Lithium's model in Leapfrog.
Adam's been georeferencing the existing geological data to digitise the fault systems. He then uses polylines to outline the positioning of geological structures, which Leapfrog interpolates into surfaces. Cornish Lithium has validated the accuracy of the data by correlating it to externally produced 3D mine maps of the levels and shafts (provided in some cases by Cornish mining engineer and researcher Dr. Keith Russ).
The company plans to use the 3D model to pinpoint drilling targets for future exploration programs. In the meantime, they're further refining the model in Leapfrog by also mapping historical temperature data.
Historical temperature data modelled in Leapfrog, shown in an iso-surface map.
And since their lithium source is from hot geothermal fluids, Cornish Lithium believes there is potential to support the geothermal industry as well.
Jeremy envisions that geothermal energy production could be used to offset Cornish Lithium's production costs while simultaneously producing lithium. He thinks it's a unique opportunity to support multiple industries.


The dye sublimation printing process—aka fabric printing—has evolved to the point where different printers help achieve a specific aesthetic or texture in the final product. Here are the varying classes and sub-classes of dye sublimation printing machines.
This is the most popular kind of printer for dye sublimation printing, because it's the machine used when printing onto t-shirts. Sometimes referred to as the "T-shirt clam printer," this machine is also the choice technology for creating fabric proofs before going to final production. That is because it is affordable, intuitive, and great for hobby t-shirt designers and full-fledged companies alike.
Keep in mind that dye sublimation printers can be used for more than just printing on fabric. In fact, the swing away dye sublimation printer is ideal for printing onto denser materials, like photo frames, thanks to the way in which the material is laid across the machine when printed.
The easier to operate and more affordable of the two, the electric option tends to move productions along quicker. It heats up and cools down the material faster, allowing for a higher quantity of prints (often an advantage for smaller shops).
The oil drum, on the other hand, presents the opposite advantages. Although it takes much longer for the oil to heat up and cool down, the quality of the end-product is higher due to the richness in color you gain by going this route.
More expensive and physically robust, the pneumatic flatbed allows for ultimate automation by enabling you to press the start button and let it do the rest of the work.
Better suited for the perfectionists out there, the manual flatbed allows for more control of the print throughout the entire process.
If it's a non-traditional job at hand, it's a non-traditional printer you'll need. The 3D vacuum press is specialized for dye sublimation printing to irregularly shaped items, and can also print around edges and curves in certain products.
Smaller, more nimble machines are available for printing to items like coffee mugs. They're feasible for doing a single task, on a consistent product, over and over again. So, if you're a hobbyist or niche supplier, a single press might be the best route to go.
At Duggal, we love working with companies of all types and sizes to help bring dye sublimation prints to life. Learn more in the video below.


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COPA-DATA has received the Safety Integrity Level 2 (SIL 2) certification, which validates that the company's Zenon industrial automation software can be used for safety-critical applications. Zenon software is used for HMI/SCADA, Dynamic Production Reporting and integrated PLC systems. It thus meets the international standard IEC 61508 for the reliability of the safety functions of operational facilities. Companies that use Zenon can achieve Safety Integrity Level 2 for their systems and infrastructures this way. The certification was carried out by TÜV Süd, an independent third party.
For its KVM extension and switching, G&D is using Icron Technologies' patented ExtremeUSB extension technology. Icron is regarded as the leading developer and manufacturer of high-performance USB and video extension solutions for commercial and industrial markets worldwide.
Phoenix Contact has extended its portfolio of M12 connectors for outdoor use with cabling for CANopen and DeviceNet applications.
Juniper Systems' newest rugged handheld computer, the Archer 2, has an extraordinarily bright, crisp IllumiView display. The Archer 2 is aimed at a wide variety of data collection purposes including geomatics, natural resources, public works, agriculture, industrial, and military markets.


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US teacher group to fight a Klan drive for students
By WITH ANALYSIS FROM MONITOR CORRESPONDENTS AROUND THE WORLD
EDITED BY RANDY SHIPP
The National Education Association is trying to combat what it says is a mounting recruiting drive by the Ku Klux Klan -- aimed at drawing school-children into the Klan. The NEA's president, Willard H. McGuire, said it is preparing to distribute curricula to its 1.7 million teachers to promote classroom discussions about the white supremacist group.
"We do not believe we are overreacting to the reports of KKK youth recruitment," Mr. McGuire said. "A resurgent Klan represents a threat that can't be ignored."
The teaching guide traces the Klan from its inception after the Civil War to its heyday after World War I, its forced retreat after 1960 civil rights legislation, and what the NEA terms its current r esurgence.
KKK Confederate flag rally tests power of 'invisible empire'
The new face of the KKK: Black, Jewish, and gay?
Why the Ku Klux Klan is delivering bags of candy in South Carolina


The Festival was first and foremost started with a fundraising gala for the cause of AIDS. This tradition has always been part of the program since. This year, the first part will be devoted to selected groups during competitions as finalists for the "Coup de coeur" prizes. The second part will feature professional dancers, some danced with international artists and in different popular TV shows.
All competitors can attend for free at the gala.
For the general public, the purchase of the pass entitling all Festival activities is necessary.
1,00$ by pass will be given to the organization "Le Miens" working for the fight against AIDS.


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U.S. District Court   Barstow v. Shea, 196 F.Supp.2d 141 (D.Conn.
2002). A nurse brought a suit against her
WORKING             supervisor at a locked nursing facility located
CONDITIONS          in a correctional center. The nurse alleged that
the supervisor prevented her from leaving work,
despite her desire to seek medical treatment for
an illness. The district court granted summary
judgment, in part, in favor of the nurse. The
court held that the supervisor was not entitled
to qualified immunity for allegedly unreasonably
seizing the nurse and for allegedly arbitrarily
subjecting the nurse to differential treatment by
requiring the nurse to have a coworker complete a
medical incident report regarding her medical
condition. The court found that the supervisor
could be held liable for false imprisonment under
state law, for directing a correctional officer
not to unlock a door to permit the nurse to leave
the facility due to a claimed illness. (Osborn
Correctional Center, Connecticut)
U.S. District Court   Getz v. Board of County Com'rs. 194 F.Supp.2d
1154 (D.Kan. 2002). A former nurse at a county
FREE SPEECH         jail who had reported nursing practice violations
brought an action against the county and county
TERMINATION         employees, alleging violation of her First
Amendment free speech rights, Due Process rights,
RETALIATION         [section] 1983, and retaliatory termination for
whistle-blowing in violation of the Kansas
Whistleblower Act. The district court held that
the nurse's statements to the president of the
state nurses' association were matters of public
concern, and that the county health department's
interest in maintaining a harmonious workplace
did not outweigh the nurse's rights to air her
concerns regarding nursing practice violations.
The district court denied, in part, summary
judgment in favor of the defendants. (Shawnee
County Jail, Kansas)
U.S. Appeals Court    Gorski v. New Hampshire Dept. of Corrections,
290 F.3d 466 (1st Cir. 2002). A former state
TITLE VII           corrections department employee brought a Title
VII action alleging that she was constructively
HOSTILE WORK        discharged as a result of sexual harassment and a
ENVIRONMENT         hostile work environment. The district court
granted summary judgment in favor of the
DISCRIMINATION      department and dismissed the action. The appeals
court vacated the dismissal of the hostile work
SEXUAL HARASSMENT   environment claim and affirmed summary judgment
in favor of the department on the sex
discrimination claim. The appeals court held that
the employee stated a hostile work environment
claim under Title VII with her allegations that
her supervisors discriminated against her on the
basis of her gender and of her pregnancy by
making derogatory comments about her pregnancy
that gave rise to a sexually hostile work
environment. The court noted that the employee
cited seven separate examples of what she alleged
were hostile and abusive comments. (New Hampshire
Department of Corrections)
U.S. Appeals Court    Hunt v. State of Missouri, Dept. of Corrections,
297 F.3d 735 (8th Cir. 2002). Female nurses who
TITLE VII           had been assigned by a temporary staffing agency
to provide nursing services to state prisons,
CONTRACTORS         brought claims against the corrections department
under Title VII. The district court entered
judgment in favor of the nurses on the
retaliation claims and awarded them attorney
fees. The nurses appealed and the appeals court
affirmed the district court decision. The appeals
court held that the nurses were employees of the
department, not independent contractors, and thus
had standing to sue under Title VII, noting that
the existence of a contract referring to a party
as an independent contractor does not end the
inquiry into whether the individual employee is
protected by Title VII. According to the court,
a person may have two or more employers for the
same work, for the purposes of conferring
standing to sue under Title VII. The court noted
that the nurses did not work independently and
were constantly under the supervision and
scrutiny of corrections officials and employees,
and although they were paid directly by the
temporary staffing agencies, the nurses did no
other work for the agency other than the prison
work. The appeals court found that the nurses
were constructively discharged, where their
complaints about their treatment on the job were
answered with threats to their well-being,
threats of termination, efforts to obstruct
their work, additional unnecessary and
unreasonable job requirements, and general
harassment. The court held that the award of
$136,967 in attorney fees was warranted, even
though the nurses did not prevail on their sexual
harassment claims. (Jefferson City Correctional
Center, Missouri)
U.S. Appeals Court    Martinez v. Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice, 300
F.3d 567 (5th Cir. 2002). A former corrections
FREE SPEECH         officer brought a state court action against a
corrections department, alleging that her
TERMINATION         termination violated the Texas Whistleblower Act
and the First Amendment. After removal to federal
RETALIATION         court, the district court denied the defendants'
motion for summary judgment. The appeals court
reversed and remanded, finding that the
defendants were entitled to qualified immunity.
The appeals court held that although officer's
speech in reporting an alleged major use-of-force
incident implicated a matter of public concern,
and that her speech motivated the decision to
terminate her, the defendants showed that the
officer would have been terminated regardless of
her protected conduct. According to the court,
the department had sufficient evidence to
terminate the officer for improper sexual
activity with an inmate. (Dolph Briscoe Unit,
Texas Department of Criminal Justice)
U.S. Appeals Court    Miller v. New Hampshire Dept. of Corrections,
296 F.3d 18 (1st Cir. 2002). A state corrections
SEXUAL HARASSMENT   department employee brought an action against the
department, alleging that his superiors
RETALIATION         retaliated against him for engaging in protected
conduct, in violation of Title VII, after he
TITLE VII           support one of his subordinates in her sexual
harassment claim. The district court granted
summary judgment for the department and the
appeals court affirmed. The court held that the
alleged retaliatory acts that occurred within
Title VII's 300-day limitation period, including
denial of the employee's application for another
position, were either not discriminatory or were
too trivial to amount to constructive discharge.
(New Hampshire State Prison)
U.S. Appeals Court    Morris v. Crawford County, 299 F.3d 919 (8th Cir.
2002). A county detention center detainee brought
HIRING/             [section] 1983 and state law battery claims
QUALIFICATIONS      against a sheriff, county, and deputies. The
district court granted summary judgment for the
defendants, in part, and the remaining claims
were voluntarily dismissed. The appeals court
affirmed, finding that there was not a strong
causal connection between a deputy sheriff's
background and the specific constitutional
violation alleged by the detainee. The detainee
had been arrested and charged with driving while
intoxicated and disorderly conduct. After
arriving at a county detention center, he refused
to take a breathalyzer test and began to yell and
bang on his cell door. Four deputies responded,
and according to the detainee, they repeatedly
assaulted him as they dragged him to another
cell. One deputy allegedly used excessive force
on the detainee by utilizing a "knee drop" on
him, which severed the detainee's intestine. The
court noted that the only violent act in the
deputy's record was an incident in which he
slapped an inmate, although ex parte protective
orders were obtained against the deputy by both
his ex-wife and girlfriend. The appeals court
held that the sheriff and the county were not
liable under [section] 1983 on the theory of
deliberate indifference in hiring the deputy.
(Crawford County Detention Center, Arkansas)
U.S. District Court   Mustafa v. State of Nebraska Dept. of
Correctional, 196 F.Supp.2d 945 (D.Neb. 2002).
TITLE VII           An employee brought Title VII and civil rights
claims against a corrections department,
RACIAL              corrections officials, and members of an
DISCRIMINATION      interview board. The employee alleged that he was
subjected to discrimination by the board's
PROMOTION           decision not to recommend him for a case manager
position. The district court denied the
defendants' motion for summary judgment, in part,
finding that the employee established a prima
facie case of employment discrimination under
Title VII for failure to promote. The employee,
an African-American, applied for one of eight
open positions and was permitted to interview,
but was not selected for a position even though
several nonprotected persons received positions.
(Nebraska Department of Correctional Services)
U.S. Appeals Court    Sperle v. Michigan Dept. of Corrections, 297 F.3d
483 (6th Cir. 2002). The husband of a woman who
PROTECTION          was murdered while working in a prison sued
FROM HARM           officials for failing to prevent her murder and
for allowing a sexually hostile work environment
SEXUAL HARASSMENT   to exist at the prison. The district court
granted summary judgment for the defendants and
the appeals court affirmed. The appeals court
held that the prison officials did not act with
deliberate indifference, that the husband failed
to establish a fact issue in his wife's sexual
harassment claim, and that the husband failed to
prove that the prison, through any direct act,
specifically intended to injure his wife. A
prisoner murdered the plaintiff's wife when she
was working at her job in the prison store. The
court noted that even if prison officials could
have made working conditions safer for the wife
by providing personal protection devices to
employees, adding extra security officers, or
insuring greater supervision of the prisoner,
they did not act in a manner that shocked the
conscience of the court or that indicated any
intent to injure her. (Huron Valley Men's
Facility, Michigan)
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Mental problems (Prisoner).
Pretrial detention.
Correctional personnel
U.S. District Court: ADA-Americans with Disabilities Act DISABILITY HARASSMENT RETALIATION TERMINATION.
U.S. Appeals Court: SEXUAL HARASSMENT RETALIATION.
Upcoming infectious disease conferences. (News & Notes).
Ferrington v. Louisiana Dept. of Corrections.
Kiman v. New Hampshire Dept. of Corrections.
Bane v. Virginia Dept. of Corrections.


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Valkyrian Music
Hellrazer
Released: February 2013
Heavy Metal/ Thrash Metal
Dust on The Tacks Records
'Operation Overlord' is the third album from the Calgary-based, Canadian thrash metal band Hellrazer. It is the follow-up to their 2008 'Prisoner of The Mind' album. This edition also features new recordings of two songs from their debut album as bonus tracks.
Oddly enough I was listening to an old Destruction album earlier today and this really does seem like continuation of the same theme. Make no mistake, Hellrazer is about as archetypal as thrash metal gets! Straight from the offset, the theme tune 'Hellrazer', which I'm guessing is a homage to the famous horror movie 'Hellraiser', you're in for a barrage of guitar riffs, solos and some rather cheesy sounding lyrics sung in a stereotypical thrash metal vibe. Oh and by cheesy lyrics I'm talking about the real deal here, think Goddess of Desire/Manowar…
Portugal's most prestigious metal Summer festival, Vagos Open Air, has just confirmed SAXON, LACUNA COIL and TARÂNTULA for this year's edition (the fifth).
The fest will take place on August 9th and 10th, in Vagos municipality, although the place isn't the same as in the previous editions – 2013 will welcome the festival at Quinta do Ega instead of Lagoa do Calvão.
Valkyrian Music covered last year's event and you can see the pics here: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.416722411697970.84569.206896606013886&type=3
http://www.vagosopenair.eu/
Parisian As They Burn have released a music video for Dream Collapse, from their new studio album, Will, Love, Life. An introduction to their blend of groove-oriented technical-death metal, Dream Collapse is an ode to crashing dreams and forgotten plans for the future. You can view the video down below.
Directed by Tuan Nguyen of Ping Pang Films, with lights and visuals by Nonotak Studio; Dream Collapse is artfully and visually brutal in an anti-psychedelic, holographic way. It is as mesmerizing as it is epic, perfectly showcasing this hypnotically abrasive, ethereal song.
WITHIN THE RUINS Cracks Billboard Top 200
(NEW YORK, NY) – WITHIN THE RUINS entered the Billboard Top 200 Chart for the very first time at #133 with their newest LP, Elite. With 4,000 copies sold, the new album's first week sales are double of those of Invade, the band's 2010 release.
WITHIN THE RUINS: Tim Goergen (vocals), Joe Cocchi (guitar), Andrew Tate (bass), Kevin McGuill (drums)
Guitarist Joe Cocchi comments:
"Lots of hard work went into this release. Thanks to our management team and new label home (eOne/Goodfight) for making all this possible. Huge thanks to our fans for waiting so f*ucking long for a new album and for the support! See you all on the road!"
1. Terminal
2. Solace
3. Feeding Frenzy
4. New Holy War
5. The Charm
6. Ataxia II
7. Elite
8. I, Blashpheme
9. Absolute Hell
10. Weightless
11. Dreamland
The band recently announced a new batch of spring tour dates including their participation in THE SICK TOUR II, which begins in a few days.
The band will then be heading out with label-mates THE CONTORTIONIST in part of the GOOD FIGHT TOUR along with I DECLARE WAR, REFLECTIONS and CITY IN THE SEA. Soon after that, the ROAD TO METAL FEST tour kicks off with the band supporting AFTER THE BURIAL, dates can be accessed on the TOUR DATES page above.
"Elite is by far the strongest record Massachusets maulers Within The Ruins have released" – Alternative Press Magazine
"Will WTR grab you by the crotch and never let you go? Sure. But let's just say the record offers more of a pleasant surprise" – Decibel Magazine
Within The Ruins PARTY PACK – See all bundles here and here
A plethora of bundles are now available while supplies last. Most notably, the "Party Pack" which includes an autographed CD, shirt, snapback hat, 11″ x 17″ lithograph poster, glass mug, coozie, bottle opener keychain and ping pong balls!
THE CONTORTIONIST To Support DEFTONES (theweldingroom.com)
BETWEEN THE BURIED AND ME Updated Tour Dates (theweldingroom.com)
GOATWHORE, THE CASUALTIES Announce Tour (theweldingroom.com)
WITHIN THE RUINS Announce Spring Tour Dates (theweldingroom.com)
Blast Head Records Sign Ancient Roman Death Metal Band ADE
Blast Head Records is proud to announce the signing of Ancient Roman death metal band ADE for the spring release of their sophomore album entitled Spartacus, featuring extreme metal drummer George Kollias for the follow up to their 2009 debut Prooemivm Sangvine.
True masters of music, ADE, formed in 2007, with the purpose of blending death metal with the traditional instruments of ancient Rome and Greece.
"When I first listened to Spartacus I was instantly intrigued by the amazing song structures, production and most importantly the musicianship of ADE! From start to finish Spartacus grips you with musical hooks and their use of traditional Roman instruments allows you hear something new with every listen. The album is very powerful, memorable and in all honesty is a major contender for album of the year! I am beyond proud to have ADE on Blast Head Records to showcase their talents to the world!" – Paul Shaw, owner of Blast Head Records.
This first single Dueling The Shadow of Spartacus is now streaming here or click image directly below.
ADE – Spartacus (for fans of: Behemoth, Hour of Penance, Fleshgod Apocalypse & Blood Red Throne)
1. Betrayer From Thrace
2. Sanguine Pluit in Arena
3. The Endless Runaway
4. Crixius Flags Of Dishonor
5. Dueling The Shadow Of Spartacus
6. Mars Unpredictable Favour
7. Decimate The Coward
8. Six Thousands Crosses
9. Divinitus Victor
10. For Everything To Be The Same…
"Spartacus is a masterpiece…that simple! I feel blessed and honored recording the drums for this album. ADE can play great and write some of the best songs in the genre; the combination of writing, feel and musicianship is in this album outstanding; they worked very hard on each song and that shows very well. Spartacus has some really unique elements and ideas that ADE combines with the best – and fresh – way possible… this is why I can't wait to see people's reaction with this AMAZING album!" – drummer George Kollias.
Video of George Kollias commenting about ADE (click link or image below to watch)
CD Pre-Order SPARTACUS (click to purchase)
Bundles Pre-Order
For more info on ADE:
www.facebook.com/adelegions
www.youtube.com/user/adelegions
www.blastheadrecords.com
www.blastheadrecords.com/store
www.soundcloud.com/blastheadrecords
Swedish Death Metal: ENTRAILS Finish New Album (theweldingroom.com)
SOILWORK New Album, Fan Q&A Video (theweldingroom.com)
ADRENALINE MOB U.S. Tour Dates
In support of their album Omerta and debut single, Come Undone, ADRENALINE MOB featuring Russell Allen (Symphony X), Mike Portnoy (Dream Theater), and Mike Orlando (Sonic Stomp) will commence a U.S. tour on March 12. Additionally on that day, the band will be releasing Coverta, an eight-track EP featuring cover versions of some of the band's favorite songs. Long time fans of Mike Portnoy are aware of the multiple cover CDs he released with Dream Theater and with Neal Morse. Coverta is the first CD of covers recorded by ADRENALINE MOB.
1- High Wire– Badlands
2- Stand Up and Shout– Dio
3- Break on Through– The Doors
4- Romeo Delight– Van Halen
5- Barracuda– Heart
6- Kill the King– Rainbow
7- The Lemon Song– Led Zeppelin
8- The Mob Rules– Black Sabbath
The tour will consist of two legs this spring. The dates for the first leg can be found on the TOUR DATES page (see tab above).
Tickets for all shows are on sale now.
Nothing More will be the support act on the first leg.
For more information on ADRENALINE MOB, visit www.adrenalinemob.com
KONGH Single Available As Free Download
What's possibly the most emotional and one of the best written compositions in KONGH's discography, can now be downloaded for free from Soundcloud. The 4th and final song from the Sludge/Doom Swedes Sole Creation album, poetically entitled Skymning, featuring a great clean vocal line by David Johansson, can be downloaded (or streamed) now (click image above).
Quoted as "taxing, dangerous and by all means exciting" by The Metal Observer as well as "a chest-puffing good time" by Decibel Magazine, Sole Creation by KONGH is available now on Agonia Records.
The album consists of 4 new tracks and 45 minutes of music, with a guest appearance of John Doe from Craft. It was recorded at Teknikkompaniet (Vetlanda, Sweden) by Peter Lundin; mixed and mastered by Magnus Lindberg of Cult Of Luna fame.
Sole Creation is available now on CD and vinyl via Agonia Records Webshop.
KONGH facebook: http://www.facebook.com/KonghDoom
THE MOTH GATHERER Premieres New Song (theweldingroom.com)
SPEKTR Song From New Album Now Available (theweldingroom.com)
HOLY GRAIL Streaming Full Album (theweldingroom.com)


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SAT Takers Advised To Pay For Test Reviews In Wake Of Grading Errors, Kids Counseled To Pay College Board For Hand Grading, Answer Keys
By Anne Marie Chaker and John Hechinger
Mar 15, 2006 (WALL STREET JOURNAL) — In the wake of grading errors that wrongly lowered the SAT scores of thousands of students, a number of guidance counselors and college test-prep services say they are urging test takers to pay extra for backup scoring services to verify results. These services, which can range from $10 to $100 on top of the $41.50 fee for the test, are available only through the College Board itself. They include sending students copies of their answer sheets that they can check themselves, or hand scoring the test, which is usually graded by machine.
Some services may not be available to all students, depending on what month they take the test. And recent test takers probably won't be able to use them to affect the current college-application season, which is in full swing. But as reports of mistakes continue, counselors and students say their confidence in the scoring process is eroding.
"This is like 'Election 2000' in Florida," says Bari Meltzer Norman, associate director of college counseling at Ben Lipson Hillel Community High School in North Miami Beach, Fla., who says she will suggest the hand-scoring service to all future test takers.
The issue arose last week, with news that 4,000 students who took the SAT last October had incorrectly received lower scores because of a technological glitch. Pearson Educational Measurement, the company that scans the SAT for the College Board, blamed "abnormally high moisture" in the answer sheets for making it difficult for scanners to read completed tests. Most of the errors were small, but some were large enough to potentially make a difference in a student's application decisions, chances of acceptance, or eligibility for scholarships or participation in athletics.
The College Board says 95% of affected students had scores lowered 10 to 90 points. Sixteen students had their scores understated by 200 or more points. In addition, the College Board now says that 600 students received scores that were actually better than they should have been. The testing firm says it doesn't want to penalize those students, so it won't alert them or their colleges about the mistake.
Chiara Coletti, the College Board's vice president for public affairs, also now says that when the October test results were reviewed — following complaints from students — it had Pearson rescan SATs from November, December and January, as well. The company "saw no evidence of the October problem in those subsequent administrations," says Ms. Coletti. Neither Pearson nor the College Board will say how many, if any, errors Pearson found in the review of the other months. On top of the scoring problems, yesterday the testing organization sent an email to thousands of high-school counselors and college admissions officers notifying them that 1,600 additional exams that hadn't been re-scanned for errors should have been. Officials at the College Board said that staff simply overlooked the exams, which had been set aside for review.
The College Board says some students may demand additional test-scoring services going forward. Brian O'Reilly, executive director of SAT information at the College Board, says the testing firm is encouraging colleges to reconsider the new test scores. Some students report that schools are saying they won't reconsider. Asked if the College Board has any plans to negotiate for students who are refused a second look, Mr. O'Reilly says, "I personally would be willing to do that if a student came to me."
As counselors consider remedies, some balk at the idea of telling students to pay the College Board even more to ensure their scores are accurate. "It would be a big shame if this actually turned into a moneymaker for the College Board," says Brad MacGowan, a counselor at Newton North High School, Newton, Mass.
But one private counselor in Washington, D.C., sent an email this past weekend to his students recommending the additional scoring services. "There is a chance there will be further errors," Steven Roy Goodman writes in the email. "And given that the College Board will not be notifying colleges of lower scores," he writes, "you really have nothing to lose" — except the cost of the services.
Most of the services focus on the multiple-choice section of the SAT, as the essay portion is provided to students who request a free online report of their scores. Test-preparations companies Kaplan Inc., a unit of Washington Post Co., and Princeton Review Inc. have long recommended that students pay an extra $24 for the College Board's Question and Answer Service, which gives students a copy of the multiple-choice test they took and an electronic record of the way they answered the questions, along with additional feedback. About 10% of those taking 2.8 million SATs annually ask for the service. For an extra $10, the College Board will send an actual copy of the answer sheet — which allows students to double-check themselves.
Students have five months from the day they sat for the exam to request this service. But it is available only for SAT tests administered in October, January and May. For the test given either in March or April and for those in November and December, the College Board won't release the questions because the tests will be reused in following years. In those cases, students can order the "student answer service," which tells them only whether they answered a question correctly, the type of question and level of difficulty. The College Board charges $10 for that service.
The College Board says that October test takers have likely just missed the deadline to request a copy of their own answers. But it's not too late to ask that the test be re-scored by hand, says Mr. O'Reilly. That service can be requested within a year of having sat for the test.
The hand-scoring service, known as "score verification," costs $50 for the multiple-choice section. For another $50, students can get a review of their essay scoring. The College Board will refund the money if it made a mistake. About 1,000 students ask for it a year, the College Board says. Francine Block, a private counselor in Holland, Pa., says one of her students was notified that his score was erroneously lowered by about 200 points. She says it may make a difference in admission to his top-choice school, Gettysburg College, where he applied early and was deferred. His application is currently being reconsidered.
Danielle Slutsky, a senior at Cherry Hill High School West in Cherry Hill, N.J., learned last week that she had initially received an incorrect score on her October SAT. After the glitch was discovered, she gained 70 points. That will likely change her scholarship prospects at state institutions she has been admitted to, says her counselor Cigus Vanni.
Jennifer Levitz contributed to this article.
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Improvements apparent in loss
"Call me an optimist. Call me a die-hard Zips fan. Call me whatever you want. But, to me, the football team's loss at Wisconsin last weekend showed that this year's team has more promise than the gloomy predictions posted in most preseason publications indicate."
Call me an optimist.
Call me a die-hard Zips fan.
Call me whatever you want. But, to me, the football team's loss at Wisconsin last weekend showed that this year's team has more promise than the gloomy predictions posted in most preseason publications indicate.
The team's passing attack appears to be much more effective this year with the addition of transfer wide receivers Jeremy Bruce, Deryn Bowser and Dashan Miller, and an improved quarterback in second-year starter Chris Jacquemain. Eight receivers caught multiple passes in the season-opening 38-17 loss.
The ground game should be strong again this year, even with the move of Bryan Williams, the team's leading rusher in 2007, to strong safety because of senior tailback Dennis Kennedy, redshirt junior Alex Allen and junior-transfer Andrew Johnson.
There's no denying the team's defense looked bad. Anytime you give up more than 400 yards rushing there should be concern.
There are several reasons, however, to be encouraged that the trend will not continue. First, Wisconsin boasts one of the nation's best running games. Second, UA's defensive line consisted of several underclassmen throughout the game, with senior Eric Lively and transfer Ryan Bain out due to injury.
It's important to point out the differences I see between this year's season-opener and last year's week two game at Ohio State – both considered to be good showings against major programs by UA.
The Zips lost to Ohio State 20-2 on Sept. 8, 2007. The game was close throughout the first half with UA only trailing to the eventual national runner-up 3-2 at halftime, but the team ended the game with 66 yards passing and a net of three yards rushing with no offensive scores
The team's offensive woes persisted throughout the season, as the team finished 4-8 overall and 3-5 in the Mid-American Conference.
If UA's offense continues to have success in 2008, the team should as well. Both the offensive and defensive units have several new faces, so as the team continues to gel, it should improve even further.
Am I suggesting the Zips will win the MAC this year? Hardly, but with the team's remaining schedule, they should be competitive throughout the rest of the season and entertaining to watch.


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MLB players gunning for $1 billion in grievance? 'They're going to lose'
MLB commissioner Rob Manfred is planning to mandate a 60-game season with players receiving full prorated pay that would begin July 24-27.AP
By Randy Miller | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Major League players voted Monday to forfeit $25 million in postseason shares, $33 million in salary forgieness and other financial perks for two seasons to preserve the right to sue.
That's risky, for sure.
But it could be lucrative.
Very lucrative.
According to MLB Network Insider Jon Heyman, the union thinks it can win $900,000 to $1 billion in an unfair labor practice grievance against owners, who have been accused of stalling to assure a shorter return-to-play season.
"The grievance, they're going to lose," MLB Network host Harold Reynolds predicted on MLB Tonight. "That's just the way I see it."
The former big league second baseman thinks owners would win a grievance case because players demanded full prorated contracts and eventually were offered that last week when commissioner Rob Manfred traveled to Phoenix to make a face-to-face proposal offer to union chief Tony Clark.
"Any judge is going to say (Manfred) acted in good faith," Reynolds predicts. "He met you where you wanted to be met at. I think you're talking about filing a grievance on something that's very dicey."
MLB might be strengthening its case with Manfred announcing that he will use his powers to mandate a 60-game season instead of 48-to-50, which he had made in threats.
"I think that they feel they have a chance with the grievance," Heyman said on MLB Tonight. "I'm not a lawyer. I'm not sure that they do. We only have time for 60 games. But I hear that the union believes the grievance is up to $1 billion. Thirty-five (more) games or so would be $900,000. They feel it was perhaps stalled by 35 games. I'm not sure that the likelihood that they win that grievance."
Manfred's mandated season is expected to begin the weekend of July 24-26, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported. Before it becomes official though, the union has to agree to a health and safety protocols as well as have players report for a three-week summer spring training by July 1.
If a grievance is filed, MLB independent arbitrator Mark Irvings would decide the case, Heyman reported.
"Who knows where that goes?" MLB Network's Tom Verducci said. "It's a very long process. It's not even worth speculating how that might turn out."
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UK Minister of State for Intellectual Property David Lammy has called for the UK and US film industries work together to tackle illegal downloading.
The MP for Tottenham told the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) there is a strong demand for films online, but consumers need to be given an attractive alternative to illegal downloading and filesharing.
The creative industries are major contributors to both economies, earning $71bn (£43.4bn) in the US and $19bn (£11.6bn) in the UK annually.
However, according to the UK film industry research almost $1bn (£612.5m) was lost in 2007 as a result of illegal downloading.
Lammy added while online piracy is costing rights owners money, the film industry has to offer products at fair prices and educate consumers about the problems caused by piracy in a bid to encourage consumers to pay.
The Italian Audiovisual Anti-Piracy Federation seeks damages from telecom operator over illegal downloading.