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The name Sheila is a girl's name of Irish origin meaning "blind one". Sheila and is often added to lists like Unique Vintage Names for Girls and discussed in our forums with posts like "Elimination Game".
Sheila peaked in popularity from the 1930s to the 1960s (she reached Number 49 in 1965), along with Maureen and Colleen; parents today would probably go back to the original Cecilia or forward to Shea.
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Sheila Franklin, character in musical "Hair"
Sheila Bryant, character from "A Chorus Line"
Sheila Jackson, character on TV's "Shameless"
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Kazakh, Ukrainian presidents to discuss gas cooperation in Kiev
Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev will visit Kiev on September 14-15 to discuss possible gas supplies from Kazakhstan to Ukraine with his counterpart... 30.08.2010, Sputnik International
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© World Gas Congress "Kazakhstan's Caspian shelf has an estimated 3.3 trillion cubic meters of gas reserves, and the country's gas production is expected to grow to approximately 45 billion cubic meters in 2010".
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Kazakh President Nursultan Nazarbayev will visit Kiev on September 14-15 to discuss possible gas supplies from Kazakhstan to Ukraine with his counterpart Viktor Yanukovych, the Kazakh ambassador to Ukraine said on Monday.
The two leaders may sign an accord on the issue, but this will depend on existing Russian-Ukrainian agreements, Amangeldy Zhumabayev told reporters in Kiev.
"New relations between Russia and Ukraine are being shaped, and this gives us hope that we can implement new projects. We are very interested in supplying oil and gas to Ukraine," he said.
During a meeting in Kiev in March, Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov told Kazakh Foreign Minister Kanat Saudabayev that his country was interested in buying natural gas from Kazakhstan. In April, Yanukovych said Ukraine was ready to take part in developing gas deposits in Kazakhstan.
Kazakhstan's Caspian shelf has an estimated 3.3 trillion cubic meters of gas reserves, and the country's gas production is expected to grow to approximately 45 billion cubic meters in 2010.
Yanukovych and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev agreed during their meeting in April in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkov that Russia would grant Ukraine a 30 percent discount on the gas price of $330 per 1,000 cu m over the next 10 years.
Gazprom and Ukrainian state oil and gas company Naftogaz are currently discussing a possible joint venture. Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller said the joint venture would enable Ukrainians to buy Russian gas at the price of about $60 per 1,000 cu m.
Current prices for Ukrainian consumers now vary from 725.4 hryvnas ($91.9) per 1,000 cu m to 2,954.1 hryvnas ($374.5) per 1,000 cu m.
KIEV, August 30 (RIA Novosti)

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Table of Contents2 1. Introduction3 2. Methods of the experiment3 2.1 Participants and design3 2.2 Procedure and measures4 3. Results of the experiment4 4. Flaws of the Experiment5 5. Conclusion6 References6 Essay aus dem Jahr 2009 im Fachbereich Psychologie - Persönlichkeitspsychologie, Note: 1,0, Universität Konstanz, Veranstaltung: Experimental Methods in Social Psychology.


What better way to celebrate the start of the week than by featuring one of our CollegeMobile-made apps (soon to be Push Interactions-made apps!). It occurred to me the other day that I never really talked about this awesome app when we launched it last year.
The Space Stretch iPad App made for little ones to help them explore our solar system while practicing yoga! This app is based on the television show Space Stretch created by Cheshire Smile in Saskatoon. I love that this app not only teaches kids about our solar system, but also keeps them moving and in shape through yoga!
Children pilot the space ship, The Century Condor, around the solar system and discover planets in crisis. Most of the problems are caused indadvertedly by captain Crash Tanga's kooky family!
To save the planets from the Tanga family children must generate stretch and concentration energy through yoga postures.
The app combines short interactive yoga sequences and videos with playful outer space discoveries and touch-based activities to engage children in the creative animated world of Space Stretch.
All of the Space Stretch characters are likable and great at leading the kids in all of the different yoga poses. I also really like the adorable planets who come to life in the show and the app!
You can watch all of the Space Stretch episodes on City TV's website HERE and you can download the Space Stretch app for FREE HERE!
As always if you have an app idea or would us to give your creative content a second life, please don't hesitate to contact me: contact@collegemobile.com or 1-800-298-7081 ext 720.


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Summary of The Internet Needs New Rules. Let's Start in These Four Areas.
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In an op-ed published by The Washington Post, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg calls for internet regulation in four areas. Perhaps he is pressing ahead to shape inevitable regulation in his company's favor, or maybe he wants to ensure that others face the same scrutiny as his prominent platform does. Some commentators have accused Zuckerberg of trying to outsource the costs and responsibility for protecting the public from potential misuses of his platform. Regardless of his motives, Zuckerberg's proposal for a new regulatory framework constitutes a sensible starting point for discussing the future of internet governance.
Mark Zuckerberg is founder and CEO of the social media platform Facebook.
Governments and international regulatory bodies must provide the ground rules and actively monitor the internet to protect society from harmful and misleading content and to ensure people's right to privacy and data portability. In particular, new internet regulations must address four specific areas:
"Harmful content" – The internet must remain open for free speech, but both regulators and service providers have to protect the public from harmful content, such as incitements to terrorism and hate speech. Platform providers shouldn't have sole power over – and responsibility...
Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg Commencement Address
Building Global Community
How to Fix Facebook – Before It Fixes Us
How Europe's New Privacy Rule Is Reshaping the Internet
Targeted Advertising Is Ruining the Internet and Breaking the World
It's Time to Break Up Facebook
Europe's New Privacy Law Will Change the Web, and More
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Patrick Coleman, DMD is one of the owners and Co-Founder of Live Healthy Carolinas. He is one of eleven children, husband, and father of five, and lives with his wife, Connie, as empty nesters in Davidson, NC. Patrick has been a healthcare provider for the last 33 years and is now pursuing his new passion and what drives his life today, promoting optimum long term health for all. He started his own personal path to better health over eight years ago and today is off all medications and lives a lifestyle that is plant-based and exercises almost everyday.
His own personal story has led him to become trained and certified in Plant Based Nutrition as well as being a certified Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) Facilitator. Pat continues to read all the new scientific data as it relates to Nutrition, Health, and Lifestyle Medicine and regularly attends conferences and seminars relating to these areas including attending the annual meeting of The American College of Lifestyle Medicine, of which he is a member.
His goal is help others with their health struggles, through education, as it relates to the prevention, arresting, and reversal of chronic diseases to attain optimum long term health that we all so desire. Helping people to "die young at an old age". "
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Dr. Leigh-Beth Lairamore came back to her home state after finishing medical school and an OB/GYN residency at Oklahoma State University and University of Oklahoma.
After spending time in clinical private practice and volunteering in an underserved clinic where resources are scarce, she saw the importance of preventative lifestyles to PREVENT and TREAT disease. Dr. Lairamore started the Community Wellness Project to build connections throughout the community, to educate families and individuals on nutrition and to exercise in a fun family friendly context. The goal is to grow healthy relationships within the community for support and accountability, including resources from Davidson College students, local churches, local charities, and neighbor volunteers. She has combined her efforts with Live Healthy Carolinas to reach a broader segment of these underserved populations.
As a mother of three, Dr. Lairamore has worked to build a foundation of healthy lifestyles in schools by supporting exercise, movement, and core exercises to improve handwriting skills and sitting/behavior endurance. She is also working with Live Healthy Carolinas on starting a nutrition curriculum and garden program with taste testing of produce in the area schools.
Dr. Lairamore knows in order to make life long changes for good health a multifaceted approach of supportive education, hope, and team work is essential.
Denise Andersen
Denise has recently returned to the United States with her husband, two daughters, and 2 grandchildren after 29 years working and raising a family Internationally in both Europe and Mexico. Denise worked overseas in an administrative capacity for Nike Inc and Collective Brands. She relocated to North Carolina after a long Corporate Career across multiple cultures and multiple disciplines of business to include, Sales, Marketing and Merchandising. Denise is now dedicated to promoting and consulting on the benefits of Co-Active Leadership and The Role of Energy and Health for Success in Work and Life. "Leading Well and Living Well". Early in her career she realized that in order to keep up with a challenging schedule, staying healthy was a crucial prerequisite to success. Her passion is to help others do the same. Denise is trained in Plant Based Nutrition as well as being certified as a Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) Facilitator. Denise is also a co-founder of Live Healthy Carolinas. Her new career involves providing educational programs on How to live a Healthy and Energized life. Focusing on a healthy, happy and active YOU through the examination of How you Eat, How you Move and How you Think.
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Tom Kostohryz is the co-founder of Live Healthy Appalacha. LHA was started in 2010. Tom is one of the founding board members. Now a part time health and wellness consultant, Tom spent the first 30 years of his career as an employee benefits consultant, founding Southeastern Agency. Tom volunteers his time with LHA developing program sites in the Midwest region for CHIP and is excited about the gradual changes in attitudes toward healthy lifestyles. Tom holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Ohio University and lives with his wife Barbara in Athens and Colorado. Tom has served continuously since 2011.
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Nicole Magryta, MBA, RD, CHC, is an explorer of optimal human performance. As a clinically trained nutritionist with a focus on holistic health and lifestyle medicine, she is uniquely suited to understanding the multiple aspects of human health. Her career path has taken her to stops at the University of Virginia, the McColl School of Business, and the Institute for Integrative Nutrition. Along this path, she learned that humans have unique systems that are intimately intertwined nutritionally. She knows that their is cross talk between the gut and the brain or the pancreas and the bones through food and its effects. She has spent her career using this foundational knowledge to heal children and adults from chronic lifestyle induced disease.
After 14 years of mothering two spirited children combined with 20 years of nutri-tional science experience, Nicole is at the last stages of writing a comprehensive nutritional blueprint for healing and moving children to an optimal state of health. She has entitled this book, Nourish Your Tribe, available in 2018.
These days you can find Nicole writing, speaking, or educating around the community either in her private practice, at schools, or in various corporate environments. Her entrepreneurial spirit also has her hard at work in her test kitchen, where in truth, is her happiest place.
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THE DYNAMITERS HAVE BEEN AT WORK AGAIN IN ITALY - THIS TIME NEAR LODI AND LEGRANO IN LOMBARDY.
Background: THE DYNAMITERS HAVE BEEN AT WORK AGAIN IN ITALY - THIS TIME NEAR LODI AND LEGRANO IN LOMBARDY.
LAST MONTH, DYNAMITERS DAMAGED THREE ELECTRIC PYLONS IN THE AURINA VALLEY AND AT LAKE CALDARO, IN THE TROUBLED BOLZANO AREA ON THE AUSTRIAN BORDER.
THERE HAS BEEN A SPATE OF SIMILAR ATTACKS THIS SUMMER FOLLOWING A WAVE OF BOMBINGS TWO YEARS AGO WHICH ACCOMPANIED DEMANDS FOR GREATER AUTONOMY FOR THE GERMAN-SPEAKING MINORITY IN THE AREA.


"I hope you are writing up this recipe' said my husband as we sat down to eat this super silly easy to make Beef Scallop Stir Fry Dish.
I guess I'd better take a few pictures then.
One of the great things about this recipe, other then the fact that it is so quick and easy, is it's easy to make for one, two, three or more. You just have to add more meat and scallop. The other great thing about this recipe is, you can use any vegetable you like or have sitting in the refrigerator waiting its turn at the table. I used asparagus, but broccoli, green beans, pea pods, snap peas, these would all be delicious as well. Whatever vegetable you use, simply par-boil to crisp-tender in some water, then flash cool them in a bowl of ice water. Add them to the stir-fry at the last minute to keep their fresh crunch.
I used some beef tenderloin I had in the freezer to make this, along with large sea scallops. After removing the mussel hinge from the scallop, I sliced them into three or four disks across their horizon, depending on how thick they were. The tenderloin was also sliced thinly across the grain. Both were patted dry then lightly salted and peppered. You do want your proteins to be dry so they stir-fry, not stir-steam.
Once the scallops were sliced, the steak sliced, the asparagus par-cooked, the green onion tops sliced thinly, along with mincing about a teaspoon of fresh garlic, well, the rest is about 5 minutes of quick action.
But wait, Lindy, where is the sauce?
Now that is the super simple part. The sauce is one tablespoon of chili garlic sauce, along with one teaspoon of Hoisin sauce and; Binga banga boom … done. (Of course, if you are making it for more people you will want to put in a bit more of the "sauce" ingredients, but keep the proportions the same.) Top with some toasted sesame seeds, serve with some steamed Jasmine rice and a bright Riesling or Pinot Grigio and call it dinner.
Pat the meat and scallops dry with a paper towel. Lightly salt and pepper them. Heat a large skillet or wok over high heat. When hot, add the oil along with the steak and scallop. Quickly stir fry for 1 - 2 minutes, then add the asparagus (or other veggie) along with the ginger, stir fry 1 minute or until hot, then add the tablespoon of garlic chili sauce and teaspoon of Hoisin sauce. Stir fry until combined. Do not over cook or you will have tough meat and scallop. Better undercooked then overcooked. Serve on rice; top with green onion tops and sprinkle with sesame seeds, if desired.
This sounds really nice recipe. Thanks for putting this up. Will be giving this a go.
This is the best stir fry ever. Loved it!
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The Channel Nine beauty is said to be expecting her first child with husband, Mike Willesee Junior.
Congratulations are in order for 60 Minutes reporter Allison Langdon!
According to The Sydney Morning Herald's Private Sydney column, the 37-year-old is in the second trimester of her pregnancy.
Pals close to the journalist tell the publication she is "over the moon" about the exciting news.
Allison, who recently made headlines after interviewing PR queen Roxy Jacekno, met fellow journalist Mike at a bar ten years ago.
The accomplished couple tied the knot in 2008.
This will be the first child for Allison and her husband Mike, who tied the knot in 2008.
In 2014, Allison admitted to Sunday Life that she and her husband's busy work schedules meant starting a family wasn't achievable just yet.
"We've been married long enough that people have stopped asking about when we're having babies. You have to see each other to make babies," the author revealed at the time.
WATCH: Behind the scenes with Allison Langdon. Post continues after the video!
As for working in the same field as her partner Mike, whose father is famed journalist Mike Willesee, Allison said they're often sharing ideas with each other.
"Sometimes his ideas are great. Sometimes they're crap," she told Sunday Life.
Allison is yet to officially address the pregnancy news.
Friends say the 60 Minutes star is "over the moon" about being pregnant.


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Zymoetz (Copper) River Photos: Basin with Fledgling Growth in Scree.
Here is the basin side with new growth in the scree areas. This is 15 kilometers (9.32 miles) up the forest service road and approximately 30 km. (18.64 miles) from the city of Terrace, B.C. Canada. Half of the trip is on Highway 16 East from Terrace. This stream runs under the new bridge, then joins the Copper River (Zymoetz) in the wide expanse of rock debris which blocked the flow of the Copper. Photo taken: July 4, 2004.


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by Joshua Leifer on December 5, 2013 December 9, 2013
"A man may take to drink," wrote George Orwell, "because he feels himself to be a failure, and then fail all the more completely because he drinks. It is rather the same thing that is happening to the English language. It becomes ugly and inaccurate because our thoughts are foolish, but the slovenliness of our language makes it easier for us to have foolish thoughts." Unfortunately, the Daily Princetonian is like the man who rushes the growler a few too many times. When it claims to investigate or challenge authority, it genuflects to institutional power. When it believes it takes a controversial stand, it demonstrates cowardice and lack of imagination. And when it purports to expose what was once unseen, it obscures and confuses instead. One might think that Princeton University's public newspaper would be immune to the twin maladies of slovenly language and foolish thought. But neither ambition nor high test scores can adequately inoculate writers against such afflictions. That requires an antidote: PrinceWatch.
Editorial: Students should consider the meningitis vaccine
Very few people open the Daily Princetonian with high expectations. What they do expect, though, are unnecessary editorials. This week, the Prince's board continued its commitment to telling people things they already know. "The Editorial Board strongly supports ongoing efforts to provide information about the current cases of infection with the N. meningitidis bacteria on our campus…In view of recent events the Board recommends that students strongly consider receiving the vaccine." It seems they were concerned that without this clarification, most students were under the impression that the Board preferred to keep them in the dark with regard to the deadly bacterial infection. The idea that the editorial board needs to state its support for the dissemination of information is, itself, rather bizarre. Some editorial boards take courageous stands on challenging or controversial issues. This is not one of them, unless the Board believes that it isn't easy today to argue in favor of vaccinating people against diseases. Though, perhaps we ought to thank the board for this clarification. Before this editorial, we assumed the Prince's editors believed students should remain vulnerable to a deadly disease.
However, we cannot thank the Daily Princetonian for this heinous sentence construction: "Swabbing and culturing for possible carriers is of no value in deciding who should receive antibiotic prophylaxis, since carriage of N. meningitidis is variable and there is no consistent relationship between that found in the normal population and in an epidemic." Yes, you read that correctly. That is one sentence. The problem with long sentences like this one is it not the length but the lack of clarity that accompanies unnecessary length. The "that" does not appear to refer to any subject mentioned in the sentence before; it is nearly impossible to decipher what this sentence refers to in general. Were it shorter, we might be able to see the almost decent point it makes: it is difficult to identify carriers of the disease and therefore difficult to administer prophylactic treatment. But that point is masked by the convolutedness of the run-on sentence. Still, there is a glimmer of hope in that dark, syntactical abyss. The Prince seems to have settled its epistemological crisis with regards to the objective or subjective, semantic or empirical nature of an epidemic.
Unfortunately, the next paragraph does not spare us from more bad grammar. "Measures to avoid saliva exchange, while commendable, are impossible to enforce universally—especially not on Prospect Avenue." Presumably, they meant especially on Prospect Avenue. But with the Prince, you never know for sure.
At the end of the editorial, as if to say that he wants no part in his colleagues' shenanigans, Zach Horton notably abstains from the aforementioned recommendations. Does dissent within the editorial board mean there is a dark side to being immune to dangerous infections? Is there something we don't know about the spread of this disease? Will the Daily Princetonian ever produce real investigative journalism? Probably not.
Revised title: "After much deliberation, we, the editorial board, do not want you to die."
"Living in parallel"
Parallel lives—perhaps a metaphor for growing economic inequality? An exposé of the harsh treatment of dining hall workers? Will this op-ed show some rare social consciousness?
Of course not. This is the Prince.
The last sentence of the first paragraph destroys any possibility that it's worth reading. "Standing on a stage in a tailcoat, white bowtie and borrowed vintage Yale snapback was one of my best friends from high school, now a member of the Yale Glee Club." The title, "Parallel lives," evokes the idea of upstairs, downstairs in Edwardian England, or perhaps Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. But not for this author. Apparently, parallel lives are lived in the same socioeconomic echelon and at similar elite schools. How surprising that a student at Princeton has a friend at Yale! How astonishing that this friend wears a "vintage Yale snapback!"
Though inconsequential to ninety-nine percent of people on Earth, the op-ed seems to hold special significance for the author. In particular, the possibility that people might attend Yale appears as a source of profound personal inquiry. "My mind was in a strange way thrown into trying to rationalize an inherent contradiction. Why someone who I was so used to seeing in my high school auditorium and refectory would now find himself in Richardson or in Whitman." The author may want to review the meanings of several words. Having read this sentence, we're left worrying about the author's mind being thrown in a strange way. And to what is the contradiction inherent? The author's friend? The situation? Is there a reason why, after telling us they went to school together, the author finds it necessary to say he was used to seeing the person he went to school with? If the author finds himself "in Richardson or Whitman," it isn't at all any sort of "contradiction" that he finds someone like him there, too. But then again, that someone would choose to attend Yale might be hard to grasp if you spent time in high school frequenting a "refectory" at mealtime. Only people who eat in cafeterias go to Yale.
If the Prince had guidelines for how to write an op-ed sufficiently bad enough to get published, this op-ed would meet every single one. Shameless self- pity? Yes: "I had to make a whole new set of friends, and I wouldn't have the crutch of knowing people from my high school. I text and stay in touch with my friends from home, but on some level I was compartmentalizing." The details of the author's social life are, of course, important for everyone to know. But even these details are not clear: it appears that for the author, the opposite of texting is compartmentalizing.
Is there sentimental reflection on the author's home or old school? Yes: "Having a high school grade of 51, where most people had the same few classes, the same few teachers and participated in the same few clubs made us an incredibly close group." From this sentence, it seems the author owned his grade and that, judging from the "where," his grade was also a geographical location. Not only is this an exemplary boast in the form of feigned modesty, but it also helps those of us who attended large public schools understand how the other half lives.
A saccharine message about how to make college worthwhile? That's there, too: "the individuality and independence that comes with college…is also a good thing. It's a trade-off for more liberty to explore and grow as an academic and as a person." This is strange advice, since it means that before you got to college, you weren't an individual. We hope that isn't what the author meant.
Money quote/unattributed Dr. Phil quote: "Having your own struggles and a group less in tune with each others' problems forces you to grow."
"Looking past the outbreak"
At first glance, this column promises some kind of critical thought. Maybe the author will put into perspective Princeton's acquisition of vaccines unapproved by the government. Perhaps he'll highlight the power structures that enable Princeton to demand special government assistance. Will he mention how Princeton's ability to secure special healthcare for its students eerily resembles the behavior of nefarious corporations in capitalist dystopias? Nope.
This op-ed is about washing your hands. If you didn't already know, you should wash your hands. The author feels so strongly about the importance of hand hygiene that he is willing to reveal his own bathroom habits: "I doubt that anyone has conducted a controlled study on the percentage of bathroom visits that actually conform to the UHS recommendations, but personally I have never seen anyone use a paper towel to turn off a sink faucet." If he has never seen it happen, that means he, too, is guilty of turning off a faucet without using a paper towel.
Why is hygiene important? Because without it Princeton students won't be able to go to medical school, then become investment bankers, and still live past thirty. "Shifting and distorting our sleep schedules, eating unhealthy junk at random times, and slouching over a computer screen might work for four years of college, for a few more years of medical school, for the first few years at a finance job, but," the author warns us, "eventually our habits will catch up to us." The author has quite ambitious expectations for Princeton students, assuming they don't drink too much Red Bull and eat too many Doritos.
Revised title: "Wash your hands, or you'll die."
"Founder of J Street Speaks on two-state solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict"
Typically, the Prince traffics in melodrama. But occasionally, it deals in wildly irresponsible understatements. This article, for the most part, is reportage—a rare piece with attributed quotations. Toward the middle, though, things get dicey. "'It's in my blood to be concerned for, passionate about…the state of Israel,' Ben-Ami said, describing his personal connection to the issue, as his grandparents were among the families that helped found Tel Aviv and his father was an active participant of a right-wing freedom-fighting movement." This sentence (yes, that is also one sentence) white-washes the "movement," that goes unnamed in the article. Come on Prince, do your homework. Good journalism does not demand omniscience, but it does require a bit of research. Ben-Ami's father was in the Irgun, a terrorist organization responsible for killing ninety people in a bombing at the King David Hotel in Jerusalem. The Irgun also participated in the Deir Yassin massacre, in which which more than one hundred Palestinians were taken from their homes and killed. But go for it, Daily Princetonian. Call it a "freedom-fighting movement," if that's your idea of freedom.
"Taking back the weekend"
11/24/ 13
Most people acknowledge that Princeton's weekend rhythm can grow monotonous. And it can be tiresome groveling outside of beer-filled mansions for a colored piece of paper. But very few people worry that Princeton's social scene is not rarefied enough. "I had fairly low expectations for the party scene at Princeton," writes this self-anointed queen-of-rage. For her, revelry just doesn't cut it. "I was confident that my nightlife would be varied, my weekends full of spontaneous trips outside quaint suburbia." We regret to inform you that varied nightlife, like racist development projects, belongs to Columbia.
"Needless to say, classes and train tickets didn't make these trips very feasible." Here, basic understandings of both the university and transportation are absent. When you attend a university, you are generally expected to attend class. And to travel somewhere on a train, you need a ticket. Train tickets, in addition to trains, train tracks, and train conductors, make those trips feasible.
The author continues: "But it only took about three or so nights out to see how this Street culture establishes a repetitive cycle." Firstly, the people on the Street can establish things, including the Street's culture. The Street itself may be an establishment, but its culture establishes nothing. Secondly, what is this mysterious "Street culture?" It sounds like what Tipper Gore was worried about when she attacked rap groups in the 1990s.
In case the regular Prince reader (if such a person exists) was curious about the author's future bacchanal plans, the author provides an official statement in bureaucratese, as it were crafted by the University's mysterious spokesman/minister of propaganda himself. "This is not to say I've given up the Street altogether. I'm sure I will continue to frequent it, especially when particular annual events occur. But under no circumstances will I go when I don't want to." The Princeton community undoubtedly appreciates that the author took time out of her busy schedule to share her lack of desire to do things she does not want to do.
Princeton's famous humility: "after learning the system of eating clubs and passes, finding a club to settle into was easy enough."
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Watching the Watcher says:
Re: meningitis editorial
Did you actually look at the editorial page that day? If so, you may have noticed an op-ed below the editorial that sought to trivialize the outbreak and concluded that it could simply be ignored (see Nassau Weekly verbatim section 2 weeks ago for a highlight of this op ed). So much for the argument about the self evident nature of the meningitis outbreak.
If the Prince Watcher had read beyond the first paragraph of the editorial, he would have realized the huge public health teaching point that was being made. It is not surprising that this Nassau Weekly writer would have difficulty with this concept, since he was unable to read a coherent scientific sentence. The subtle point being made in the editorial, which is actually quite interesting to students of biology and epidemiology, is this: because of the concept of herd immunity, the vaccine naysayers among us may actually facilitate the prolongation of this infection on our campus.
But we do not mean to consign our Prince Watcher to two semesters of biology. The fact that this Watcher reached the conclusion that the rationale for vaccination is self evident is in itself evidence that this useless editorial had some use. So huzzah.
On one point, we the commentators of the commentator agree: how can one abstain from a matter of life and death?
Galinda says:
This is mean. I don't want to sound like a kindergarten teacher, but what are the authors of the Prince articles attacked here going to think when they see this article?
Captain obvious says:
@Galinda: Putting your name into print means that you allow your opinions to be appreciated, discussed, and, yes, criticized.
Elphaba says:
You're right. It is mean. The Prince writers will probably think something along the lines of "Gosh, what a rudeness," and feel so down in the dumps they'll have to turn to Upworthy for succor.
I generally like you quite a lot, but this just sounded mean and nit-picky. It was really unnecessary and came across as a forced push to sound as ridiculously liberal as possible (I mean, I agree with you on the issues you brought up such as wealth inequality and your take on the Irgun, but bringing them up felt forced and unrelated to the articles).
Friend says:
You clearly don't know Josh then. He is far from forcing himself to be liberal, he actually IS that liberal and this may be himself actually more moderate than he usually is.
Just sounds like noise says:
Easy to criticize, harder to do. It seems clear that you have some strong opinions, one of which is that you can do better. So why don't you? If you actually took the time to fix the problems you're pointing out by contributing to the Prince, then maybe it could be a substantially better paper. But otherwise it's pointless for you to complain only to leave the writers you presume to be incompetent to keep on writing. You should also keep in mind though that, as a daily paper, the Prince faces a lot more challenges than most other publications on campus.
uh hey says:
maybe he wants to write for the nass and poke fun at the prince and keep writing for the nass. seems reasonable to me.
The Dilettante says:
Because sometimes — when an institution's problems are systematic and deep-seated and self-perpetuating — reforming it from the inside is an uncertain option at best, impossible at worst. In such cases what's needed is a good smashing.
Brilliant. More like this, please — the Prince could use a little cutting down to size, and all crass jokes aside Marcelo, the new editor-in-chief, is smart and competent enough that if you put the fire under his ass with this sort of media criticism he might actually be able to change things for the better.
Everyone seems to be missing one of the main thrusts of the essay, though, so I'll spell it out explicitly: Leifer clearly has a problem not only with the Prince's atrocious writing but also with its incompetence at producing anything but shoddy sensationalism or idiotic puff pieces. That this is happening at all at a supposedly elite institution's undergraduate newspaper is disheartening; that it is also happening at a time when neoliberal capitalism is in crisis, the American government seems perpetually paralyzed, the Middle East may or may not be about to erupt into war, class and racial divisions in our society are widening dangerously, and the ecological crisis looms in the near-distance is unacceptable.
We deserve better — no, scratch that — we are *obligated* to *produce* better. Because the Prince's terrible quality isn't an isolated incident; it's a consequence of the academic environment surrounding it, which is insulated, elitist, complicit in the hegemonic and oligarchical structures of our corrupt society, and stubbornly anti-intellectual. It's our fault as well as theirs.
One final note: don't rag so much on the writers, as it's not always their fault. Yes, the Prince has a habit of hiring writers who can hardly stitch together a sentence, but those of them that can often find themselves frustrated by the overeager ministrations of fanatical, moronic editors who diligently bleach every story of any trace of nuance, subtlety, investigation, and analysis.
Yes, but says:
how does this piece produce anything substantially better/different than prince
i partially agree with you and partially with just sounds like noise. 4th par — yes we deserve better — does this produce it?? no… in fact it's hardly well-written in itself. 5th par — spot on — prince is victim of system that is princeton bureau., you know, "our reactionary monolith," as it were.
leifer doesn't have to defect to the prince to do something "better" — but he should at least propose or create some concrete solution within confines of nass, rather than criticizing with no ultimate purpose other than to say "they are bad, haha" .. didn't perceive an ultimate point to this piece, and many criticisms were unfocused as JSLN indicated.. could have garnered much greater effect if more driven, precise
josh i'm excited to watch you develop as a writer, because i think you have great potential and are a seriously smart human, but i don't think this was a very mature or complex piece, and i think you can do better
YO says:
This is bad and you should feel bad, buddy.
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Polizzis push reopening of the Star in Alfriston to March 2021
27 October 2020 by Katherine Price
Olga and Alex Polizzi have announced that the revised reopening date for the Star in Alfriston, East Sussex, will be 1 March 2021, in order to allow them to refurbish the building and reduce the room count.
The Grade II-listed, 15th-century property was planned to reopen this year; however, Olga said: "We have decided to cope with the continuing uncertainty due to the ghastly virus by bringing forward our Phase 2 schedule.
"Instead of waiting a few years for the pain of the initial building work to fade, we will now be completing the whole building, overhauling every bedroom and ensuring in the process that none of our guests will be dependent on the old, redundant single-pipe heating system, which we discovered at times only provided a dribble of hot water to the furthest rooms."
The room count will be reduced from 37 to 30, as 12 of the property's smallest bedrooms and bathrooms will be combined to create eight larger bedrooms.
Olga is the owner of Hotel Tresanton in Cornwall and Hotel Endsleigh in Devon, the sister of Sir Rocco Forte and director of design for Rocco Forte Hotels. She bought the East Sussex site in December last year off a guide price of £2.68m with her daughter Alex, star of Channel 5 show The Hotel Inspector. It is the pair's first official joint venture.
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A swarm of motorcycle commuters in Jakarta. Image by Kristianto Purnomo. Indonesia, 2013.
Image by Sgt. Ken Scar via Flickr Commons. Afghanistan, 2013.
Cars weave in and out on roads where lanes mean nothing. Image by Ari Daniel. Lebanon, 2014.
By the end of this lesson, students will be able to analyze how authors unfold a series of ideas in order to cite specific ideas and examples from complex articles in the analysis of an author's point of view.
You will be looking at several articles touching on the subject of pedestrian safety from our ongoing project, "Roads Kill." The first article by Pulitzer Center senior editor Tom Hundley covers the deadly effects of overcrowded and unregulated streets in Indonesia. The second article is by grantee Jeffrey E. Stern. It examines the underreported traffic accidents in Afghanistan. The third and final article by grantee Ari Daniel explores the "rules of the road" in Lebanon.
After reading each article, answer the accompanying comprehension questions and the following summary questions.
How does the author introduce the subject of pedestrian safety?
How does pedestrian safety connect with the rest of the article?
What is the author's point of view or purpose?
Imagine you are writing to a politician in a country where pedestrian safety is an issue. Using valid reasoning and citing specific examples from the text, create a list of suggestions on how that country's roads and sidewalks can be safer for pedestrians. How would you suggest that he/she makes these changes (public policy, stricter law enforcement, PSAs, etc.)? Create a presentation that articulates your suggestions.
In this lesson plan, in line with common core standards, students will investigate educational resources and write about the safety of pedestrians in developing countries, where many times pedestrian injury and fatality is not reported and occasionally even considered normal. Students will independently read global news articles and design a mock letter to a politician in charge of roads in a developing country.
Afghanistan: Why Are Traffic Accidents and Road Fatalities Underreported?
Questions for "A Deadly Cycle-Drama on the Streets of Jakarta"
On average, how many people a day die in auto crashes in Jakarta?
How many motorcycles are on the roads in Indonesia? How many cars?
Why do pedestrians walk on streets instead of sidewalks?
What do officials in Jakarta do to encourage carpooling?
Questions for "Afghanistan: Why Are Traffic Accidents and Road Fatalities Underreported?"
What catastrophe did the author almost witness?
Why do people not talk about road safety?
What do accidental vehicle deaths have to compete with on the news?
Questions for "Negotiating Traffic in Beirut"
What does it mean if a driver flashes his/her headlights at a pedestrian in Lebanon?
What are some reasons one would tap their horn in Lebanon?
What is the rate of people that die from an auto accident in Lebanon per 100,000 people?


I should have been in Alabama right now. The Fla park service was going to send me up to certification for blackpowder safety with the national parks. But hours before I was due to leave, I received word that my travel was not approved. I feel that I was really shafted on that one, because they could have turned down my travel request several weeks earlier. I could have spent a couple days helping out my elderly Dad on my days off, instead of packing for a trip that was canceled. It would not have cost the state much more, because I would have car pooled with the other two guys who did have their travel approved.
Then I got a very nice email from the parks bureau of operations apologizing that I wasn't able to go on the trip. That was extremely nice and unexpected, and I thank him for that nice gesture.
So because my travel was canceled, I have the weekend off. I stopped by Fakahatchee when they were setting up for their open house in the park day. As I left there and was heading up to Big Cypress to see the shootout, I was hit by a tremendous storm on highway 29. I saw the aftermath on the reservation and how it ended the battle right before it was to begin. I haven't heard what happened at Fakahatchee, and fear the worst.
I was going to stay for the fireworks and story telling at the reservation, but it became very foggy, and I decided to come home for my safety. It was a slow trek home in the fog.
Hey you crazy people on Alligator Alley, slow down in fog and learn how to drive safely!
If you choose to take on the culture and ways of the people of the Fire--the native people of the southeast--those who built the great mounds thousands of years ago; you are opening yourself up to a whole new world. You will begin to see through the cultural blinders that have been placed upon you by society to hide the truth.
The world of what I call the Muskogee/Seminole path is very different from what you have been accustomed. The ways of the native people are a totally separate reality that they live in. But medicine, wisdom, and teachers in the natural earth can guide your way. You can learn by quietly observing things in our natural world. It is far different than you can imagine, but a very enjoyable ride.
Once the blinders fall off your eyes and you see the truth, there is no turning back. You will refuse to believe the lies that you have been told. But people who have not experienced the same thing will not understand. I feel that the only ones I can talk to about things like this are other native elders and medicine people.
Hopefully the rest of the world may eventually see. But it may not happen in this lifetime.
This is what I have come to believe through intense studies of other cultures, society, and religions. My past has included a wide and diverse range of places and people.
The SAFARI at the Fakahatchee on Saturday, 2/27/10, went off well despite the lashing rain. Over 100 people attended and slogged through the swamp but most had brought dry clothes to change into. The sun even came out for a few minutes!
Glad to hear that it wasn't a total wash out. I was worried about that after all the trouble they went through to plan the event.


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Last month, Alphacool presented a new series of all-in-one watercooling kits, the Ocean T38. The brand generously sent us a 360mm model. We will see, during this test, what this model is worth. But before getting the configuration warmed up, let's have a look at the presentations to see what we are dealing with!
With this Ocean T38 series, the brand offers us a very complete series since it includes no less than five references of various sizes. We start very small with a model equipped with a 120 mm radiator. Then, we go up in size with 240 mm and 280 mm. Finally, we end with references equipped with three fans with versions in 360 mm and 420 mm!
With this series, the brand puts everything to offer a series with an unbeatable performance/price ratio. For this, we find an aluminum radiator, quite thick despite everything. The latter is 38 mm thick, which offers good temperatures despite everything.
On the ventilation side, we find, in our case, a trio of Core fans focused on performance. They are capable of reaching 2500 rpm, which generates a significant air flow and static pressure.
For the pump, we find a copper base allowing an optimized flow. The pump itself benefits from a PWM type power supply and will operate from 2500 rpm to 3500 rpm.
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Finally, it will be installed on all the recent sockets on the market such as the AM5 and the LGA-1700. Finally, we will note the presence of a small touch of RGB at the pump. The goal is to bring a little customization and a little light to the set which is quite dark. Nevertheless, where Alphacool clearly stands out is in the selling price of its AIO. Indeed, the brand applies a very aggressive positioning with a model in 360 mm charged less than 100€. On the store of the brand, we find at 85,98 € excl. VAT .Otherwise, some european shops like Alternate already references this model at 88,90 € incl. VAT.
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	<scalemin> <value>0</value> </scalemin>
	<scalemax> <value>0.1</value> </scalemax>
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	<prompt>Nucleic acid correction factor (-F)</prompt>
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	  <language>perl</language>
	  $value ? " -F$value" : ""
	</format>
	<group>1</group>
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      <name>salt_correction</name>
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	<prompt>Salt correction (-K)</prompt>
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	  <language>perl</language>
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	  <value>wet91a</value>
	  Wetmur 1991
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	  SantaLucia et al. 1996
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	  SantaLucia 1998
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	<prompt>Force approximative temperature computation (-x)</prompt>
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	<group>1</group>
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        <prompt>parameters for dangling ends: dnadnade.nn</prompt>
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	  <language>perl</language>
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	<group>1</group>
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        <prompt>nn parameters for mismatches: dnadnamm.nn</prompt>
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The redevelopment of Christchurch Hospital continues, having been in design since 2012.
The refurbishment of Outpatients Department was completed last year, with this year seeing the construction of the major new build element; a curved wrap around building containing a GP Surgery, Pharmacy and Imaging.
These departments are now live, with the final phase of the new build; the new main entrance, undergoing construction for completion early in 2017, along with external parking and paths.
Further redevelopment will follow once the remaining site strategy is agreed.


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Product SEN-15577 about 4 months ago
A111 Data sheet This appears to be the package data sheet. There's a reference to Antenna-in-Package (AiP), and the pinout has nothing about driving an RF output, so I'd guess you're limited to the antenna in the chip itself.
According to the linked data sheet, the unit has a "HPBW of 80 (H-plane) and 40 degrees (E-plane)", which as far as I can tell from the wikipedia article means that in one of the two axes the signal is projected along, you can get down to 40-ish degrees beam angle. You might be able to scan with a servo or something like people do with cheap sonar sensors. You might even be able to figure out the width of the object by measuring when the edges of the beam start to register the same object scanning from opposite directions. I guess it really depends on how "crisp" the edge of the beam is.
Product COM-15208 about 9 months ago
It would help if those graphs (or a slightly more formatted version) were included in the photo list up by the product. The first question I ask when looking at a regulator is how much current, and having to go all the way to the end of the hookup guide seems a bit excessive.
News - Friday Product Post: You'… about 10 months ago
I know where you're coming from (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMX512#Common_non-compliant_connectors), but the protocol can be used over either 3 pin or 5 pin (as currently implemented), and it's usually a lot easier to find a 3 pin XLR cable. Besides, DMX is widely recognized as a lighting control standard. If any adjustment were to be made, then perhaps DMX-compatible would be acceptable. Thoughts?
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At least if I was going to buy these (tempting) - I'd strip those boards to the bone for desoldering practice rather than trash them if they don't work. Need to get practice with that Sparkfun Hot Air Rework station : P
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I logged in so I could star this comment. : )
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This is certainly a good intro, but using a pin for every pwm signal is a bit of a waste. Most receivers offer an extra servo header used to program the receiver to accept a transmitter. What would normally be the signal pin here usually carries a PPM stream with all the PWM values smashed into one channel with slightly different timings. I wrote a (probably inefficient) interrupt driven decoder a few years ago for a few robotics competitions. It's stable as is, but could really use some TLC to get it into a library. Here's a link if anybody wants to use it: https://github.com/RetrieverRobotics/resources/blob/master/personal_RX.h
Right now it needs to be used on an actual interrupt pin (in limited supply on boards like the UNO), but since it's tracking a CHANGE interrupt, could probably be adapted to use one of the PinChangeInterrupt libraries.
#include "whatever_you_name_the_file.h"
OrangeRX instance_name(interrupt_pin);
void a_unique_handler(void) {
instance_name.isr();
instance_name.begin(a_unique_handler);
if(instance_name.packetAvailable()) {
instance_name.channelValue( _channel_ );
//instance_name.debug() // assumes that Serial.begin() has been called
P.S. I have trouble writing short comments. Oh well. : p
News - Hardware Hump Day: DIY Fi… about 3 years ago
The list of "supplies from Sparkfun" (the most important part : ) is blank/nonexistent.
There is a typo - "441 kHz" should be "44.1 kHz"


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On behalf of Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph LLP posted in landlord-tenant law on Friday, January 25, 2019.
New York State Sen. Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan) champions the rights of renters and meaningful tenant safeguards against bad-faith and profit-hungry urban landlords.
On behalf of Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph LLP posted in landlord-tenant law on Thursday, January 24, 2019.
It is hardly surprising that legions of New York City co-op unit owners routinely seek to secure tenants for their apartments via a rental or subletting arrangement.
On behalf of Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph LLP on Thursday, January 17, 2019.
Changes come all the time in life, and you never know when you'll need to be away for a long time. It may be a temporary job, care for a family member or some other change you didn't anticipate. If you want to come back to the same apartment when it is finished, you have to keep your lease.
On behalf of Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph LLP on Wednesday, January 16, 2019.
If you have issues with your landlord, you are probably not alone. If you feel you are being singled out for harassment, including bad maintenance or unfair rent increases, there's a good chance your neighbors are experiencing the same thing.
On behalf of Himmelstein, McConnell, Gribben, Donoghue & Joseph LLP posted in landlord-tenant law on Friday, January 11, 2019.
A rather singular group of New Yorkers currently making a bit of a stir in the landlord-tenant universe largely comprises individuals who might have gone by the moniker "geek" in former times.


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In April, the Foundation received a quantity of backpacks, storybooks, and stationery supplies that were collected and donated by children from the Kendall United Methodist Church in Miami, Florida.
These items were distributed in early May to underprivileged children from Sophia in the Agape Network's afterschool program. Sophia is a neglected community on the outskirts of Georgetown, and the children we met are from homes with very few resources. Some are orphans.
Gomin Camacho, one of the Foundation's volunteers, assisted in giving out these items. We were so happy to see the smiles and joy on the faces of these children, and look forward to providing updates on their educational progress.
Guyana Foundation team with some of the recipients of the backpacks.
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John Lennon's Assassin Had a Hit List & David Bowie Was Next
Honestly, no matter how thoroughly I prepare for an interview with a musician, I never can be totally certain of what might be revealed. I've been rattled more than once by a revelation from a musician for which there had been no previous report, but none more stunning than the one the late David Bowie gave me in 1999 when the recording was turned off. According to Bowie, New York City police discovered that his name was next on a hit list of targets of John Lennon's assassin, Mark David Chapman.
At the time of Lennon's December 8, 1980 murder outside of his Manhattan apartment, just blocks away David Bowie was starring on Broadway in the play The Elephant Man. "I was second on his list, the detectives said", Bowie told me in the New York studio we shared near Madison Square Garden."Chapman had a front-row ticket to ' The Elephant Man' the next night. John and Yoko were supposed to sit front-row for that show, too. So the night after John was killed there were three empty seats in the front row. I can't tell you how difficult that was to go on. I almost didn't make it through the performance."
The irony is that David Bowie's first #1 hit "Fame", from the Young Americans album, was co-written with Lennon who also played guitar on the track. And it was indeed their fame as rock stars which drew Mark David Chapman to stalk them, and subsequently to murder Lennon. –Redbeard
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New App Offers Emergency Alerts and Anonymity
The Manchester Police Department now uses a "hyper-local" geographic notification system to help keep citizens safe.
by Noelle Knell / March 21, 2012
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A devastating pipeline explosion two years ago in San Bruno, Calif., outside of San Francisco, claimed the lives of eight people, injured dozens of others and destroyed 38 homes.
Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E), the local utility, recently agreed to pay more than $70 million in restitution to the city of San Bruno, earmarked for a nonprofit agency devoted to the community's recovery. Nearly 100 civil lawsuits filed by victims are still outstanding.
Jim Bender, the CEO of Ping4, contends that this kind of devastation can be contained much faster with an effective emergency alert system in place. And the implications could be far-reaching for many types of local, national and even international organizations charged with serving large populations.
The Nashua, N.H.-based company is working with local police departments to deploy its citizen alert system. Offered as a free smartphone app, the platform empowers jurisdictions to issue rich media alerts to warn citizens of impending dangers to their safety.
"We are pleased to be among the first public safety agencies in the country to offer this important and meaningful smartphone application for the safety and protection of our community," said Manchester, N.H, Police Chief Dave Mara, in a prepared statement.
Many U.S. cities are adopting reverse notification systems as an effective means of expedited emergency notification. Others offer smartphone apps with alert capabilities that also provide quick links to emergency-related information and resources. Most alert systems to date, though, rely on existing citizen data, or ask for registration that requires disclosure of personal information.
But Ping4 allows users to remain anonymous, a fact that allays fears of those concerned about compromising their privacy by revealing personal information, including their 24/7 whereabouts, to a government organization.
"The beauty of Ping4 is the utility or the police department doesn't need to know a single thing about you. They don't have any information about you," explained Bender, who asserts that the company has no way to trace app downloads to specific users.
Law enforcement does, however, have the ability to issue an alert to all app users within a designated geographic area, which can be as small as a 10-by-10-foot elevator shaft, and as large as an entire continent. In Manchester, the police department recently sent out an alert to all users in the Mall of New Hampshire parking lot, informing them of a heightened risk of car theft to unlocked vehicles.
Rich media alerts issued with the company's mobile messaging platform can include video, photos, audio and text, and can be created and issued in near real time. In extreme emergencies, the app boasts the ability to wake up a phone in sleeping mode with an audio alert, to ensure that users get crucial information.
New Hampshire Gov. John Lynch touted the app as helpful in meeting public safety objectives of state government. "By utilizing technology, we can continue to give law enforcement the tools they need to better protect the public and help keep New Hampshire the safest state in the nation," he said in a prepared statement.
The police department in Manchester, the largest city in New Hampshire, was the first official rollout for Ping4. The company provided the technology at no charge to Manchester. Several other police departments, as well as a major local university, are currently conducting field trials. The company sees implications for many other agency types as well, including traffic, weather, public utilities, homeland security and the state department.
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