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A memorial service for Richard Paul "Dick" Hammer, 70, of Lovington, N.M., was held Thursday, Feb. 18, at 10 a.m. at Stevens Funeral Home in Lovington. Hammer was cremated. Services are under the direction of the Stevens Funeral Home in Lovington.
Dick was born Sept. 23, 1939 in Great Falls, Mont. to Paul and Helen Hammer. He married Darlene Cagle. Dick passed away Feb. 13, 2010 at his residence in Lovington, N.M.
He was on the Moab City Council in Moab, Utah, served as a volunteer fireman, was active in the Toastmasters club, and was a member of First Baptist Church.
He is survived by his wife, Darlene Hammer, of Lovington; two daughters, Calleen Hammer of Denver, Colo., and Paula McCarty of Carlin, Nev., four step-children, Jimmy Feltman and wife Debbie of Lovington, Tammy Jones of Lovington, Kim Rinehart and husband Tim of Billings, Mont., and Julie Feltman of Oklahoma City, Okla. He is also survived by his step-father, Buck Pickett, 10 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren, five step-great-grandchildren, two sisters, Pauline and Patty, three brothers, Mike, Bill and Allen, and numerous friends.
He was preceded in death by a daughter, Brenda Sue "Toby" Hammer Jones, a sister, Maxine Thompson, and his parents.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the New Mexico Baptist Children's Home, P.O. Box 629, Portales, NM 88130.
Condolences may be sent to the family at www.stevensfuneral.com.


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On July 31 Baron Foods presented the second annual International Pork Festival at the Pigeon Island National Landmark. After weeks of promotion as the place to take the family to lunch, many kitchens on that Sunday were left empty and folks were encouraged to direct any hungry family member to the Pigeon Island National Park for some good old Sunday cooking.
Families were once again given the opportunity to experience a world of delicious pork (barbeque pork, stew pork, roast pork, sweet and sour pork, black pudding and more) from pork masters around the island.
This year the family event not only aimed to promote different pork dishes or other types of meats, it also gave children a chance to meet their favourite cartoon character and special guest, Pepper Pig. In addition they also participated in traditional games such as Pin the Tail on the Pig and bouncing castles.
The night's entertainment featured the likes of Shemmy J, Mysterio and three time Groovy monarch Arthur alongside the Evalucian Band, before the deejays from the Blazin fraternity treated patrons to a festival of music and entertainment to close off Pork Fest 2016.

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Contact Newton High School
800 E 4th St S
Newton, IA 50208
The Newton High School offers more activities for students than what is listed here. These are the activities that currently have active web pages within our site.
The Newton High School athletic information is located at the following websites:
Parents/Guardians can register online for select camps:
Cardinal Power: June 10 - July 26, 2019
Youth Summer Football Camp: July 17 - 19, 2019
Lineman and DB Football Camp: July 17 - 19, 2019
Newton Bowling: July 22 - 26, 2019
Middle School Volleyball Camp: July 30 & 31, 2019
High School Volleyball Camp: August 1 & 6, 2019
Boys & Girls Cross Country Camp: August 3 - 5, 2019
Middle School/High School Football Camp: August 5 - 8, 2019
Girls Swim Camp: August 6 - 9, 2019
All incoming 9th - 12th grade student athletes must be registered online before they are eligible to practice or compete during the 2019/2020 school year.
NOTE: Use a computer, not a cellular device
NOTE: Save your user name and password, you will continue to use this account for your student athlete throughout their four years of high school
Parents/Guardians - athletics online registration instructions:
If you have any questions, please contact Mindi Walker (NHS Administrative Assistant for Activities & Athletics) at 641.792.5797 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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Whether you're raising a family, starting a business or building a home — you'll want to get to know Newton. Our community vision statement is "Newton Shines Bright: Newton is a progressive, family friendly community, a shining star of Central Iowa, and a place to call home."


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Looking for a doctor to take care of your family's health needs? Here's an easy way to search our network for a provider, specialist or location that's right for you.
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Specialty: Medical Oncology
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Goshen Center for Cancer Care
200 High Park Ave, Goshen, IN 46526
Brooke Dabbert, MSN, FNP-C, is a certified family nurse practitioner at Goshen Center for Cancer Care. As part of the medical oncology team, she provides care for patients whose treatment plans include chemotherapy, hormonal therapy, biological therapy and other types of targeted, medical therapy. Brooke also helps patients as they transition to and from outpatient and inpatient settings for their treatment.
As part of her college service, Brooke acted as a preceptor for Goshen College nurse practitioner students at a free community medical clinic.
Brooke holds a strong commitment to an integrated team approach to cancer care. She works closely with accomplished oncologists and cancer experts who are focused on the needs of their patients. In this unique, collaborative environment, Brooke and her Colleagues pursue their passion for wellness and survivorship of their patients.
Specialty: Surgical Oncology, Gynecologic Oncology
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Grace Darnell is a board-certified nurse practitioner at Goshen Center for Cancer Care. She provides care for women with complex issues related to cancer and other conditions of the reproductive system. In addition to gynecological exams and screenings, Grace assists with minimally invasive procedures, including laparoscopic surgeries and treatment for secondary malignancies. She has more than a decade of experience in oncology units and infusion centers and holds advanced certification in treating cancer through chemotherapy. Grace also provides acute care for oncology patients admitted to the hospital.
Grace believes patients deserve a voice and autonomy to make their own healthcare decisions. She establishes strong relationships with her patients to deliver compassionate care that is centered around each patient's preferences and needs. As part of her holistic approach to care, Grace treats more than the patient's disease. She also respects a patient's physical and emotional needs, as well as quality of life.
Grace maintains a dedicated focus on gynecology oncology, specifically in surgical care and management.
Specialty: Pediatric Medicine
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Goshen Physicians Pediatrics
1852 Ashburn Dr, Goshen, IN 46526
Stephanie Daus is a certified family nurse practitioner with Goshen Physicians Pediatrics. She provides wellchild exams, immunizations and routine preventive care through all the stages of childhood. Stephanie also treats patients with common illnesses such as colds and flu, ear infections and minor injuries. While working in emergency departments for nearly a decade, Stephanie gained extensive experience in urgent care and treating life-threatening illnesses and injuries. She also has training in the treatment of minor skin disorders, including rashes and dermatitis.
Stephanie takes a family-centered approach to care. She builds relationships with her young patients as well as their families to help maintain each child's physical and emotional wellbeing.
Urgent care and emergency illnesses and injuries continue to interest Stephanie.
Stephanie completed research on depression as part of her education and training as a nurse practitioner.
Specialty: Family Medicine
Get Fit Get Healthy
2606 Peddlers Village Rd, Goshen, IN 46526
Specialty: Surgical Oncology
Welcoming new patients
Sherise Deardorff, PA-C, MPH, is a board certified physician assistant who works with surgical oncologists at Goshen Center for Cancer Care to treat and care for patients with most types of cancer. She is dedicated to improving the health of our community by helping in various surgeries, taking care of inpatients at Goshen Hospital and seeing clinic patients at the Goshen Center for Cancer Care, including patients in survivorship, post-op patients and triage patients. Sherise has extensive and diverse medical knowledge and experience. She received her bachelor of arts in psychology from DePauw University in Greencastle, IN, where her thesis topic was Factors Affecting Doctor-Patient Relationships. After that she completed master's degrees in medical science and public health. Her volunteer experience includes work at Jonathan Lax HIV/AIDS Treatment Center in Philadelphia, PA, where she assisted clinicians and worked as a research assistant. Her clinical training gives her experience in a wide variety of specialties from pediatrics to orthopedics.
Sherise chose this career path to make a difference in people's lives. She approaches each patient with deep personal commitment, building a relationship based on compassion and honesty that helps her provide everyone with the best possible care. Dedicated to patient care, Sherise assists the integrated team of oncologists by counseling patients and performing numerous medical procedures. In this capacity she also educates patients and answers their questions.
Sherise has experience performing a broad range of medical procedures, including assisting in surgeries and biopsies, as well as counseling and the management of pain.
Specialty: Sports Medicine
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Goshen Physicians Orthopedics & Sports Medicine
1824 Dorchester Ct, Goshen, IN 46526
Dr. Nicholas DeFauw is a board certified primary care sports medicine doctor. With advanced training in family medicine and a fellowship in sports medicine, he plays an important nonsurgical role on the care team at Goshen Physician Orthopedics & Sports Medicine. Dr. DeFauw treats patients of all ages, from young athletes and adult exercise enthusiasts to weekend warriors and others with muscle or bone injuries or pain.
From football, hockey and soccer to cycling and bull riding, Dr. DeFauw knows his way around treatment and prevention of illness and sports injuries. He appreciates opportunities to serve as a team physician or medical director for high school athletes, national sports leagues and conferences.
Dr. DeFauw also is a strong advocate of advancing the education of future leaders in sports medicine. He has served as the medical director for a sports medicine fellowship program and as a faculty member for health systems in Wisconsin and Texas.
For Dr. DeFauw, the essence of patient-centered care means doing what fits the individual needs of each patient. He believes in true teamwork, working closely with patients and Colleagues to offer the best possible care. His approach encourages patients to actively participate in their health and wellbeing. It's the kind of care he would want for his family and himself.
Dr. DeFauw is particularly interested in managing care for patients with concussions, other head injuries and broken or fractured bones. He pursues specialized training in ultrasound guided procedures to treat chronic tendinopathy and relieve arthritis pain.
Dr. DeFauw is actively involved as an article reviewer for Sports Health Journal, a peer-reviewed clinical publication of the American Orthopedic Society for Sports Medicine. He also seeks out opportunities to advance his training and knowledge within a variety of national sports medicine clinical societies.
Specialty: Obstetrics/Gynecology
Goshen Physicians OB/GYN
1122 Professional Dr, Goshen, IN 46526
Peter Delneky, MD, FACOG, is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology and is also certified by the American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review. His many years of experience make him a valued partner at Goshen Physicians OB-GYN. Dr. Delneky offers a full range of obstetrical and gynecological services to women of all ages. The services include alternative to hysterectomy, minimally invasive and robotic surgery.
Dr. Delneky is a strong women's health advocate and believes in giving his patients the one-on-one personal care and attention they deserve.
Dedicated to women's health, Dr. Delneky has published numerous articles and lectured on diverse topics ranging from robotic surgery and estrogen replacement, to understanding the physician's role in the care for victims of sexual assault.
Specialty: Surgical Oncology, Breast Surgical Oncology
Welcoming new patients
Goshen Retreat Women's Health Center
1135 Professional Dr, Goshen, IN 46526
Fiona N. Denham, MD, is a board certified surgeon specializing in breast oncology as well as benign diseases of the breast and management of high-risk breast patients. She sees patients at the Goshen Retreat Women's Health Center and performs all surgeries at Goshen Hospital.
As a breast surgeon, Dr. Denham is committed to working as a partner with women and their families to provide excellent surgical care in a compassionate and comfortable environment. Patient autonomy and individualized decision-making are of paramount importance to establish a surgical plan that fits each patient's values and lets them feel empowered in their own care. Dr. Denham collaborates with other members of Goshen Hospital's breast multidisciplinary team to devise treatment plans that address the well-being of the entire patient.
Dr. Denham's areas of clinical interest include ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), invasive breast cancer, inflammatory breast cancer, lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS), locally advanced breast cancer, male breast cancer, atypical ductal or lobular hyperplasia, benign breast masses and intraductal papillomas, high-risk breast cancer patients (including BRCA1/BRCA2 and other genetic mutations) and other benign diseases of the breast.
Specialty: Pediatric Medicine
Goshen Hospital
200 High Park Ave., Goshen, IN 46526
(574) 364-1000
Specialty: General Surgery, Vascular Surgery
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Gerig Surgical Associates
2006 S Main St, Goshen, IN 46526
Goshen Wound Center
2006 S Main St, Goshen, IN 46526
Goshen Surgery Center
1605 Winsted Dr, Goshen, IN 46526
Nathaniel Dew, MD, FACS, has received advanced training in general and vascular surgery, allowing him to perform a wide range of surgical procedures. Dr. Dew is uniquely qualified to diagnose problems and recommend the most appropriate therapy, which may or may not include surgery, as a general surgeon. He may prescribe preventive steps to help patients maintain a healthy, active lifestyle without surgical intervention. If surgery is needed, Dr. Dew incorporates the most advanced techniques and approaches available, such as endoscopy and laparoscopy, to help improve outcomes while reducing stress on the patient.
Goshen Physicians Family Medicine and Urgent Care
2824 Elkhart Road, Goshen, IN 46526
Catherine dos Santos, RN, MSN, FNP-C, is a board certified family nurse practitioner at Goshen Physicians Family Medicine & Urgent Care. She is a dedicated healthcare provider with a proven ability to build positive relationships with patients and family members. Prior to her arrival at Goshen Physicians Family Medicine & Urgent Care, Catherine trained as an emergency department registered nurse for more than 14 years and has experience in quality management, cardiac nursing and care of the elderly.
Catherine's career is focused on providing the highest quality of care for each patient. She is dedicated to a compassionate patient-provider relationship for the entire family. Catherine has experience and training in a wide variety of clinical settings from emergency care to managed care for the elderly. She strives to rapidly identify life-threatening injuries while providing comprehensive patient assessments and chronic illness prevention.
Trained to provide expert care to trauma patients, Catherine is a highly skilled cardiovascular care provider with a certification in both advanced cardiac life support and pediatric advanced cardiac life support. She is also certified as a trauma nurse for both adults and pediatrics. Through continuing education, Catherine keeps up to date on the most current medication and treatment protocols. She provides care for the entire family with specific focus on women's health, family planning and female abdominal conditions.
Specialty: Pathology
Specialty: Radiology/Diagnostic Imaging
Specialty: Anesthesiology
Specialty: Adult Hospitalist
Specialty: Naturopathic Oncology
Sonam Desai focuses on using natural therapies to address patient health and wellness needs at Goshen Retreat Women's Health Center. She helps patients manage a wide range of conditions including heart disease, diabetes, autoimmune diseases, arthritis, food intolerances, allergies and more. Other conditions Dr. Desai treats include hormonal imbalances caused by thyroid disorders, fertility issues and digestive disorders.
Dr. Desai has helped educate patients about disease prevention as both a Health Promotion Specialist and a wellness clinician at Goshen Health since 2017. She uses results from health screenings to identify patients at risk for diseases such as hypertension, osteoporosis, heart and vascular conditions and obesity.
Naturopathic medicine is more than managing disease for Dr. Desai. She is passionate about helping patients live a vital life filled with energy and wellness. Dr. Desai takes the time to investigate the root causes of disease. Then she works with each patient to improve quality of life through lifestyle modifications.
Natural therapies that interest Dr. Desai include clinical nutrition, lifestyle, botanical medicine and homeopathic medicine. She focuses on using these therapies to address chronic and/or preventable disease in each patient.
Dr. Desai has authored a systematic review to examine the use of acupuncture for pain management in older adult patients undergoing hip or knee replacement surgery.
Specialty: General Surgery, Vascular Surgery
Specialty: Plastic Surgery
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Evening All,
Had a bit of a nightmare with reverse sensor placement, drilling holes and Halfords colour matching... nightmare.
Anyway, looking on ebay, I'm seeing a lot of MK2 PH2 bumpers in my colour code TED69. But not many MK2 PH1 bumpers at all.
Whats required to get a PH2 to fit? would it bolt straight on or sit out of alignment?
Thanks in advance.
MK2 PH2 Rear Bumper on to MK2 PH1 Body?
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All new edition to the G-LIDE collection of BABY-G models with Tide Graph capabilities comes a new retro surf inspired model using the classic square case BLX560. This watch features a Tide Graph, a feature that lets you look up tide information for a variety of surf points. The height of the high tide is shown by the digital display as an easy-to-understand graphic image. The BLX560-7 features a white case and band, a perfect fit for you summer beach attire.
- Shock Resistant
- 100M Water Resistant
- EL Backlight with Afterglow
- Tide Graph (tide level for specific date and time)
Moon Data (moon age of input data)
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29 time zones (48 cities), city code display, daylight saving on/off
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Mearuring Unit: 1 Second
Mearuring Capacity: 24 Hours
Input range: 1 minute to 24 hours (1-minute increments and 1-hour increments)
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- Accuracy: +/- 30 seconds per month
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Dear Supporter,
I believe the heart of Project Angel Food is our Client Services department. We are the entry point. The drawbridge. We receive the paperwork or the urgent phone call that gets the ball rolling. We ask the nosy questions that our funders require.
But the real work we do in Client Services, and the real work our drivers do, is we bear witness. We listen. We hear firsthand about the setbacks the clients are going through. And sometimes the triumphs. The happy calls that say, "My T-cells are up," "I've gained weight," or "The chemo is working, I can stop using your service."
We also get the calls saying Ted or Ramona or Julio or Francisco passed on last week or last night. Or the call that Helen's Alzheimer's is too severe and she can no longer live alone.
I know there are many more people struggling to put food on the table and worrying about the future of their health care. Would you help us feed and nourish them?
We live in a city that manufactures dreams. A city that creates stories for the whole world to see. Invisible to the world, and to most Angelenos, are the untold numbers of men and women and even children who are homebound and often feel hopeless because of disease.
After volunteering for two years and working in Client Services for 17 years, it is time to leave. As I leave this work, I realize my heart is absolutely full.
- My heart is full because of client Wanda Marie, who said to me, "Honey, I'm sick and tired of being sick and tired," and died a month later.
- My heart is full because of Viola, who was 102 and loved to tell me about her childhood when she sat between Clark Gable and Carole Lombard at San Simeon.
- My heart is full because of Gladys B., who couldn't shake a cold for a year and finally went to a doctor and found out she had full-blown AIDS. Her boyfriend of eight years had never been honest about who he was. Gladys kept saying, "I feel like I wasted eight years. Eight years. All wasted."
- My heart is full because of Liza B., who came on service three times because the breast cancer kept returning and knocking her down again and again. But she is well and thriving today.
- My heart is full because of John G., who spoke at our Angel Awards in 2005, and who has never failed to send me and other staff a card for every holiday. He even remembered my birthday when my family forgot.
My heart is full because of the hundreds upon hundreds of ghosts I carry with me. I know these ghosts, these angels, are looking down on us today with love.
In the work we do every single day, we let our clients know they matter. They may not be able to read or write, but they matter. They may not be able to walk across a room, but they matter. They may live on $500 a month, but they matter. They may be meaner than a junkyard dog (and some are), but they matter.
As of January, requests for meals have increased significantly. To meet this need, we need YOUR help. With a donation to Project Angel Food, 85 cents of every dollar goes directly toward our meal preparation and delivery program. $5 provides one meal and $35 provides a week of meals.
My heart is full because I know I will be missed. I know I did my job well. It wore me down at times and pissed me off, but I did my job well.
I listened. All of the untold angels on the other end of the phone knew I was listening. I consoled. I cheered. I lifted. I gave witness to hurting clients who were forgotten by their families, their parents, their children, their city and their government. I did not forget. I will not forget. My heart and my soul will remember.
As I leave this work, I encourage you to remember that Project Angel Food is not a building. It's not a website. It's not a logo. It's not a mission statement. It is people. People in desperate need, who have had the courage to ask for help.
Please—I urge you—donate to Project Angel Food. Your support would allow our most vulnerable neighbors to receive the greatest gift of all: food and love. With a donation, you can help Project Angel Food feed more than 1,400 residents per day in Los Angeles County living with life-threatening illnesses.
My wish is that when you think about Project Angel Food, as I do, your heart too is full and overflowing. At its core, this organization is about love and hope.
Thank you Project Angel Food clients, donors, volunteers and staff for your compassion, generosity and love. You are in my heart forever.
Tom O'Leary
Client Services Manger (2001-2019)
P.S. Your generosity will make a huge difference for someone in desperate need of our services. Please donate today!


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Volunteer Spotlight — Rich Raleigh
How long have you volunteered?
I've been a VLP volunteer since I returned to Alabama in 2000, but became more significantly involved in 2009 when I joined the MCVLP Board.
Why do you volunteer?
First, it's good for me – it is personally rewarding because it feels like I'm doing something good for others, and that puts me in a better mood, reducing stress. Second, it helps me gain experience professionally – there isn't one case I've ever been involved with where I haven't learned something. And, third, I believe it is my duty – Rule 6.1 of the Alabama Rules of Professional Conduct says, "A lawyer should render public interest legal service." If we do not, then who will?
What is your most memorable volunteering experience?
Each client benefits from what our volunteers do for them, and there have been a lot of highlights for me. But probably the most memorable was one that my friend, Pam Pierson, wrote about in a piece on the State's volunteers lawyer programs in the Alabama Lawyer (71 Ala. Law. 45 (Jan. 2010). It was the story of when I represented someone whose credit card was stolen and who was being hounded by collections companies. My client came away vindicated and with a good feeling about the legal process.
What advice can you give attorneys thinking about volunteering with the MCVLP?
Quit thinking about it and just do it! It takes only as much time as you want to devote to it, it makes you feel good, and you might just learn something.


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Should Alabama Ban Phone Use at Intersections to Reduce Pedestrian Accidents?
February 28, 2018
It seems as though almost everyone is guilty of texting and walking. With your face glued to the bright screen of your phone, distraction comes easy. Likely, you know the consequences of distracted walking, as videos of people stepping into a busy intersection or falling into a construction zone while texting have become po... read more Continue Reading
A Fatal Pedestrian Accident Raises Concerns Among Local Residents
November 20, 2017
You may think that walking across the street, or walking on a sidewalk near a light would be safe, but often times drivers are not paying attention. Additionally, with the constant use of mobile devices these days, many pedestrians are not paying attention, and are crossing streets, intersections, with their heads down in t... read more Continue Reading


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By Michael Patricks
The year 2018 is a very interesting time we live in. The sporting realm has now become a cross-pollination between enumerable athlete-related "off the field" offenses, and athletes themselves raising societal awareness in disparities of inequality with the way classes of individuals are treated. Professional athletes are now using their associative platforms as podiums to carry out their intended messages for the masses to receive more so than ever before, both on their fields of play, but also through social media to a great extent. Meanwhile, the one constant remains that capitalism has shone through in the end. And what can't be muted by any of these athletes involved regardless of stance or viewpoint is that they are all on the receiving end of the all-mighty dollar.
Colin Kaepernick, who had been deemed "ultravirus" to all 32 NFL owners has received a huge sponsorship deal from Nike. What's greater, Kaepernick now receives significant endorsement from Nike on athlete activism and promotion of awareness on social injustices Kaepernick campaigns against. Le'Veon Bell has yet to report to the Pittsburgh Steelers because he wants more money, and his teammates have turned on him as a result of his greed. Apparently, about a million dollars a game is not enough to motivate this guy or risk compromising himself to a potential injury. Conor McGregor decided that combat fighting was just too simple and got a fat pay day to box Floyd Mayweather in a boxing ring. Unfortunately, McGregor decided to take a steel chair and hurl it towards a UFC bus full of fighters. Several of them were injured, the event was severely hampered due to fighters unable to participate and now McGregor faces numerous lawsuits as a result of his poor choice in behavior.
And speaking of behavior, Serena Williams had a much-publicized meltdown in last week's U.S. Open Women's Final. Williams claimed during the match and at her post-match press conference that she was the target of gender discrimination from the chair umpire, a man named Carlos Ramos from Portugal. In my opinion, instead of talking about perceived issues of gender bias we should be celebrating the winner here, 20-year-old Naomi Osaka who was incredibly humble and gracious in victory and someone realized her dream by outperforming her childhood idol in a U.S. Open Final. Unfortunately, that's not what sells newspapers or gets views on social media though, and so the Williams narrative advances further. Regardless of what side of the net you are on in this debate, you cannot argue that Williams' behavior in defeat dramatically subtracted from Osaka's crowning moment in victory. My belief is that if the shoe was on the other foot in this situation, Mrs. Williams would not be okay with her rival subtracting from the spotlight of earning her first Grand Slam title and certainly would not… "go gently into that goodnight… Rage, rage against the dying of the light…"-Dylan Thomas.
In a sense, all this is why I've always loved horse racing and in some way took a stance against joining fantasy sports or being wrapped up as a fan of a team or any one individual playing for my team. Individuals are human beings and human beings are fallible. As much as we strive to be infallible, I too must acknowledge I'm quite flawed. I officiate sports as well and have refereed basketball for over 18 years. There are always going to be calls you wish you could have back and officials…just like the players and coaches involved in any sporting event they officiate…are not perfect.
Horse racing is imperfect and not without flaws–many inequities exist and the sport is in need of a renaissance and infusion of young men and women to permeate the sport and be visionary leaders to effectuate changes that are needed for augmentation and the sport's long-term survival. Unfortunately, horse racing received as much publicity most recently with a shooting just outside Del Mar before a post-race Ice Cube concert, as it did when Justify won the Triple Crown back in June.
Horses perform without financial compensation, don't need a sponsorship deal, and do not need the backing of an agent to pass the entry box. There is a real purity and truth in what they do and I think that's why horse racing is and will always be my first love. As Winston Churchill once said, "There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man." No card table, slot machine, roulette wheel, professional sports franchise, or professional athlete has ever provided me that type of feeling that Churchill described, and most likely never will.
Breeders' Cup tables at the Jockey Club will go on sale starting Thursday, October 4th and tables are $50; a limited group of special seats are available for $15. The purchase of a Breeders' Cup table provides a group of up to four people a tremendous view of all the Breeders' Cup races from both Friday and Saturday and features table service as well. Call the Sonoma County Jockey Club at 707-524-6340 for all the details.
Like what you're reading? Every week I post a racing-related article to The Grapevine, the official Blog of the Sonoma County Fairgrounds. Visit https://www.sonomacountyfair.wordpress.com for news and updates on all the events surrounding the Sonoma County Fair. You can also reach me directly at email@example.com
For those of you that read last weekend's installment, I gave out the top two selections in the Kentucky Turf Cup with Arklow at 6/1 and Bigger Picture at 9/2 combining for a $50.70 exacta. Let's see if we can come right back with another positive result as I take a look at the Woodbine Mile as this weekend's complimentary preview.
Woodbine Race Course-Race 8
The Woodbine Mile (Grade I)–1 Mile on Turf for 3 y/o and Up
Purse: $800,000–Post Time: 1:48 PST
#3 Delta Prince at 5/2 is the morning line favorite and should be a glove fit as a trifecta candidate. He's never failed to hit the board in nine lifetime starts and he's been in the exacta in all six of his races at the one-mile distance. Owned by Frank Stronach of Stronach Stables, the Canadian-resident has yet to win this race and Delta Prince gives him a strong hand to check off this bucket list item.
#5 Mr Havercamp at 6/1 is my second choice and I think he will make the favorite work for it. At first blush, Mr. Havercamp looks a bit light on paper, but a closer look under the microscope shows that this four-year-old is 4-for-4 over the Woodbine turf course and he appears to be training up to this race in peak form. Mr Havercamp took down the Grade II Play King in his last start with consummate ease. He's taking on better today that he's ever faced but I think he'll be part of the battle at the end.
#6 Lord Glitters is my third choice. It's tough to say how well he fits in this group with this being his first north American start, but his form lines in Europe are quite strong and he just missed in a Group 1 event back in June at Ascot. Lord Glitters gets Lasix for the first time on Saturday and his jockey Jamie Spencer won this race in 2014 aboard Trade Storm (GB) and his trainer David O'Meara won this race as well in 2015 with Mondialiste (Fr). In other words, each of them are no strangers to dancing this dance.
Some will be hoping for a bounce back effort from #7 Oscar Performance at 7/2 who was eased in the Arlington Million as the 9/5 favorite. He's a tough customer when he's right but he hasn't been the same animal at the Grade I level in his last few races as he was when on top of his game as a straight three-year-old. I'll be poking the bear with him.
#8 Divisidero is 8/1 on the line and always brings a late kick for a minor award. He's 0-for-4 at the one-mile distance but he will be picking up a few stragglers and should mop up for a piece of this $800,000 pie. I fear this distance is simply too short for him to threaten for top honors.
Selections: 3-5-6-8 in the Woodbine Mile


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Government Cryocooler Development Programs
Space Stirling Cryocooler Developments
Tactical and Commercial Stirling Cryocoolers
Tactical and Commercial Pulse Tube Cryocoolers
Space Pulse Tube Cryocooler Developments
Linear Compressor Development and Modeling
GM-Type Pulse Tube Coolers for Low Temperatures
Hybrid Cryocoolers Using Pulse Tubes
Pulse Tube Analyses and Experimental Measurements
About this book
The last two years have witnessed a continuation in the breakthrough shift toward pulse tube cryocoolers for long-life, high-reliability cryocooler applications. One class of pulse tubes that has reached maturity is referred to as "Stirling type" because they are based on the linear Oxford Stirling-cooler type compressor; these generally provide cooling in the 30 to 100 K temperature range and operate at frequencies from 30 to 60 Hz. The other type of pulse tube cooler making great advances is the so-called "Gifford-McMahon type. " Pulse tube coolers of this type use a G-M type compressor and lower frequency operation to achieve temperatures in the 2 to 10 K temperature range. Nearly a third of this proceedings covers these new developments in the pulse tube arena. Complementing the work on low-temperature pulse tubes is substantial continued progress on rare earth regenerator materials and Gifford-McMahon coolers. These technologies continue to make great progress in opening up the 2 - 4 K market. Also in the commercial sector, continued interest is being shown in the development of long-life, low-cost cryocoolers for the emerging high temperature superconductor electronics market, particularly the cellular telephone base-station market. At higher temperature levels, closed-cycle J-T or throttle-cycle refrigerators are taking advantage of mixed refrigerant gases to achieve low-cost cryocooler systems in the 65 to 80 K temperature range.
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THIS IS A NEW ASSEMBLED EXAMINATION. The eligible list resulting from this examination will cancel any existing list and may last approximately one year, but can be extended.
Supplemental Questionnaire: A properly completed Supplemental Questionnaire must be submitted with each application. Applications and Supplemental Questionnaires must be in the possession of the Human Resource Services Department by 5:00 p.m. on the Last Day of Filing. Applications will only be accepted on-line. Failure to submit the Application or Supplemental Questionnaire will result in disqualification.
Alameda County's General Services Agency delivers a host of support services to County departments and agencies. These services fall into several major categories: Technical — architectural, engineering, energy and hazardous materials management; Building Maintenance — building maintenance and repairs, janitorial services and minor remodeling and alterations; Construction — new facilities and major remodeling; Procurement — purchasing and contract administration; Fleet Services; Childcare Planning; Human Resources, Payroll, Information Systems and Parking Administration.
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Under general direction, to provide project management, liaison, inspection and contract administration for the design, construction and modification of County buildings and structures. Serves as the primary point of contact for customers, contractors, and stakeholders while managing all phases of a project including budget, scheduling, controls and client relations, and to perform related work as required.
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In addition to meeting the minimum qualifications, the successful candidate for the position of Project Manager, GSA must possess strong written and oral communication skills and possess the following critical attributes:
· Possesses significant successful experience in design and construction methodology and practices. Experience with Job Order Contracting (JOC) is desirable.
· Skilled in project management requiring coordination and collaboration across departmental lines resulting in on-time, within budget delivery.
· Leads in a supportive role to facilitate effective meetings of varied stakeholders.
· Delegates tasks appropriately and monitors progress.
· Estimates and develops accurate project budgets and meticulously tracks funding.
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The equivalent of five years' full-time, progressively responsible experience in project management in the areas of construction management, design management, architecture or related fields. Possession of a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university in Construction Management, Engineering (Civil, Structural, Mechanical or Electrical), Architecture, or a closely related field may substitute for two years of required experience.
Possession of a valid California Motor Vehicle Operator's license.
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Must be able to travel to locations throughout the County.
NOTE: The Civil Service Commission may modify the above Minimum Qualifications in the announcement of an examination.
Knowledge of:
· Federal, state and local codes, statutes, and regulations pertaining to public building projects.
· Federal, state and local codes, statutes, and regulations pertaining to contract and labor compliance.
· Principles and practices of project management.
· Cost estimating and cost control techniques.
· Budget preparation.
· Government purchasing and bidding policies, practices and procedures.
· Professional services contracting.
· Computer technology, including project management systems and software.
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· Communicate effectively in writing.
· Orally communicate in an effective manner.
· Prepare and deliver effective presentations to governing boards, the public and a variety of audiences.
· Plan and organize.
· Analyze and solve problems.
· Organize and coordinate the various elements of a major project.
· Manage the work of project consultants and staff working on a project.
· Adapt to changing priorities.
Applicants will be informed via email with reasonable notice in advance of any examination process which will require their attendance. The following dates are tentative and subject to change based on the needs of the Agency:
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Oral Interviews*:
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*The combined oral examination/hiring interview, in addition to establishing an eligibility list, may serve as the final selection interview for vacancies in this classification.
Alameda County and the Human Resource Services Department will make reasonable efforts in the examination and/or selection process to accommodate qualified individuals with disabilities and/or medical conditions in accordance/compliance with the State Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA), Federal Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Alameda County's Reasonable Accommodation Policy and applicable statutes. To request an accommodation due to a disability/medical condition during this or other phases of the examination/selection process, please contact the assigned Human Resources Representative listed on the job announcement before the last date of filing. Alameda County requires applicants to provide supporting documentation to substantiate a request for reasonable accommodation. In order to qualify for a reasonable accommodation, applicants must have a disability/medical condition pursuant to the ADA, FEHA and applicable statutes.
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3) An oral interview which will be weighted as 100% of the candidate's final examination score. The oral interview may contain situational exercises.
We reserve the right to make changes to the announced examination components. Alameda County utilizes a Civil Service Selection System founded on merit. Such a system is competitive and based on broad recruitment efforts and equal opportunity for qualified applicants to test in an examination process designed to determine the qualifications, fitness and ability of competitors to perform duties of the vacant position.
Many of our recruitments are targeted and specific to the needs of a current vacant position, in which case, the eligible list may be exclusively used for that current vacant position. Other recruitments may be more broadly used for both current and future vacancies, or for other alternate jobs with comparable scopes of work. To learn more about our recruitment and selection process, please visit the "What You Need to Know" section of our website, www.acgov.org/hrs.
Alameda County offers a comprehensive and competitive benefits package that affords wide-ranging health care options to meet the different needs of a diverse workforce and their families. We also sponsor many different employee discount, fitness and health screening programs focused on overall well being. These benefits include but are not limited to*:
For your Health & Well-Being
- Medical – HMO & PPO Plans
- Dental – HMO & PPO Plans
- Vision or Vision Reimbursement
- Share the Savings
- Basic Life Insurance
- Supplemental Life Insurance (with optional dependent coverage for eligible employees)
- Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance
- County Allowance Credit
- Flexible Spending Accounts - Health FSA, Dependent Care and Adoption Assistance
- Short-Term Disability Insurance
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- Voluntary Benefits - Accident Insurance, Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity and Legal Services
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We've been on a roll with finding unique and delicious Greek wines lately, and this exciting blend of Agiorgitiko and Syrah hails from the same producer who crafted one of our March white selections - the 'Mountain Sun' blend. Founded in 1979, Semeli is named after Semele, the mother of Dionysos: god of the grapevine, wine and joyous celebration. The estate is located in the picturesque village of Koutsi in the lush, upland valley of Nemea, characterized by bountiful vineyards perched on hillsides interspersed with ancient Cypress trees and olive groves. 250 acres are planted to the native grapes Agiorgitiko, Moschofilero, Roditis, Malagousia, along with international varieties including Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Syrah, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Gewürztraminer. The state of the art, gravity flow winery and surrounding vineyards are situated at 2,165 feet in elevation; taking full advantage of the sloping terrain, Semeli forgoes mechanical methods that can damage the grapes and rather, relies on the force of gravity in the pressing, barreling and bottling processes. Although it lacks official certification, Koutsi is considered by local winemakers to be a 'Cru' due to its unique microclimate, low yielding vineyards and propensity to produce balanced, concentrated wines.
The native Greek grape, Agiorgitiko ("Ah-your-yeek-tee-ko") which makes up 80% of this blend, is often compared to Merlot; this makes perfect sense when considering there is a mouth-coating and plush texture to this wine that makes it incredibly easy to drink. The remaining 20% is Syrah which imparts nice structure and its signature violet fragrance. Joining the floral aromatics are notes of black current and blackberry which carry onto the medium-bodied palate yet turn a bit more tart and bright. Flavors of crushed plum and Bing cherry are contrasted with savory elements of black pepper and thyme, while the juiciest of acidities cleanses the palate and keeps the wine lively and crisp. A slight chill makes this wine extra refreshing, and we recommend pairing with something meaty and salty like pork chops or a charcuterie plate.


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4. Give them rides on nice days. Ask them where they would like to go.
5. Give them their own space as much as possible. Give them their own room with a TV, phone, etc. If you can't do that, at least make sure they have a chair that belongs to them and only them and put it near a window with a little table, whatever. Just give them some space that is their own.
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Use a walker or cane for added stability.
Look carefully at floor surfaces in public buildings. Many floors are made of highly polished marble or tile that can be very slippery.
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There is no doubt that banks need to step up security measures, and regulations have to catch up.
While experts debate on how the recent spate of card frauds could have occurred in the UAE, there is no doubt that banks need to step up their security measures, and regulations have to catch up.
A major case of card fraud, affecting multiple customer accounts, rocked major UAE banks last month. The fraud, which affected banks including Dubai Bank, National Bank of Abu Dhabi, HSBC and Lloyds TSB, involved the theft of untold amounts of money.
Very little is known about how this important and supposedly secure data was accessed, leading to much speculation within the finance community. With the banks silent on what exactly occured, customers and security experts have been left to wonder on how the breach could have happened.
Banks in the UAE have been testing security applications manually. The downside to this method is that it is a time consuming process.
"There are many different types of card fraud, or fraud using cards, from the simplest ATM machine compromises, to high-end network hacks. Criminals sometimes try a combination of different methods to get the information they need. My reaction is that this was fairly well planned, and it was carried out in order to get maximum impact as soon as possible, so that the criminal could benefit as soon as possible," says Richard Archdeacon, part of Symantec EMEA's security practice.
"What was interesting about the recent reports is the loss of card activity that occurred outside the region. In other words, there was a definite attempt to take the information and turn it into cash very rapidly. And this is one of the characteristics of the underground economy. The criminals will band together, or they will send their information onto other criminals, and they will then use it internationally to get money," he added.
While customers themselves make for easier targets, most experts agree with Archdeacon, stating that the sheer scale of the breach indicates a focused attack, where a whole amount of data was stolen for rapid use across the world.
"There is the possibility of data leaking from a bank - intentionally or unintentionally. When an employee who has sensitive data on his PC accesses a website not related to work, a spyware or keylogger can be placed in his system without his knowing.
This will start stealing the customer information on the PC, and sending it out through the same site, and the employee will not even know," points out Judhi Prasetyo, Middle East consulting manager at Fortinet.
While many industry experts believe that banks in the region, like their global counterparts, have invested heavily in network security, a lot more work is warranted in the area of card security as well as educating customers on the travails of internet banking.
One of the suggestions from security experts is for card companies in the region to make the switch from magnetic stripe cards, to chip-card, or chip-and-PIN technology.
This system requires both the customer's personal details and a microchip contained within the card to be present at any particular time for a transaction to be processed.
"Banks in the UAE have been testing security applications manually. The downside to this method is that it is a time consuming process and you couldn't do as thorough a testing as required to ensure that no hacking is possible. The only way to circumvent that is to have EMV or chip-based cards and to do your testing as frequently as required, making sure you are always compliant with the latest EMV mandate that sets the standards," says regional director of Level Four software, Issa Keshek.
Meanwhile, others are calling for better laws and regulations to monitor and control the way banks handle breaches across the region. Cambridge University professor of security engineering, Ross Anderson says the way for the UAE to move forward is to adopt a system akin to the US regulatory scheme.
Whether with new laws, or by customer insistence, it is clear that with this attack, banks and financial institutions will have to gear up and become alert to security in the future. The clock is ticking.


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By Richard C.
It's Military SF part II, and important questions remain. Like what about the role of women here, both as authors and characters? If you made it to Seattle's February Potlatch convention – a small, literary speculative fiction event – you might have seen a session called Women Ruin War – The Gendering of Military Science Fiction. Their question? "What do women bring to telling stories of war and soldiering?"
Their answer and mine? A lot.
For a tremendous tale of adversity try On Basilisk Station. Economic incentives are driving governments to war as soldier Honor Harrington's will to succeed crashes against a military machine trying to ruin her career. She has the military acumen and persistence to demonstrate her worth as a officer, and perhaps best of all, an alien feline-esque companion on her shoulder. If you like book 1 and a nice long series, then you'll love how David Weber gives you 14 sequels.
Publishers weekly commends Elizabeth Moon for her strong heroines and interstellar naval adventures. In Moon's book Trading in Danger, the space academy unfairly cuts short Kylara Vatta's military career, but her talents come in handy when colonial warfare hits close to home.
Just like "Black Jack" Geary from yesterday's post, Staff Sergeant Torin gets zero R&R after a devastating battle in Valor's Choice. Instead, Torin's mission takes her to the planet Silsviss, home to a militant lizard-like people and a likely future war zone with an even greater enemy. It's civil war hovering over the plots of both Ancillary Justice and The Mirror Empire. The former, Ann Leckie's 2014 Hugo and Nebula award winner, is filled with not just deception and intrigue, but a curious personal pronoun ambiguity. It's very much worth getting on the hold list! Finally, more than any other SF book I've read for this blog post, God's War responds unapologetically to any lingering question of what women contribute to the field. I put it last, but read it first.
Do check in tomorrow for Science Fiction Checklist Challenge: Military SF Part III!


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IGLUS is currently running an interesting Smart Cities MOOC on Coursera. In this second installment, Matthias Finger and his team focus on the impact of digitization on urban infrastructures looking specifically at energy and mobility. The course is as well structured as the previous one and IGLUS once again invited guests to elaborate on theoretical aspects from a practitioner's viewpoint. One of the guests, Prof. Boi Faltings of EPFL, speaks about his research in crowdsourced air quality using commercial origins Laser Egg sensors.
Data Donors with IoT
The use of sensors is pervasive throughout the Smart Cities narrative as they allow the capture of physical metrics and their transformation into machine formats. Internet of Things spans here from data collection using traditional Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) from industrial systems to transport vehicles to home appliances consumer goods and DIY devices.
What is interesting in Professor Faltings' example is that it also involves the use of crowds. Some of you might recall the #AirQualityEgg which initially used DIY hardware feeding an account on Xively (formerly Pachube). The devices adhered to an ingestion API and Xively exposed the data again via consumption API for anyone interested to visualize or analyze the data. Eventually, the devices would be sold departing from the original DIY spirit. The newer devices now use OpenSensors.io to store their data, but the principle is roughly the same.
The Digitization Layer
The IGLUS way to frame the transition to smart cities is centered around a data layer sandwiched between existing urban infrastructure sub-systems such as energy and mobility and the urban services exposed to citizens.
Another example of urban infrastructure is water and wastewater systems from households and industrial facilities. The new digitization layer can be thought of having 3 planes: a physical plane where things gain wired or wireless access, the network plane (e.g. TCP/IP) and a third plane of addressable endpoints for things and applications. I tweaked it slightly to depict sensors as endpoints e.g. how smartphone cameras can be used to sense trees or noise sensors collect data alongside roads.
Given these planes, adoption of standards play a decisive role in the interoperability of devices. Think of the way smart street lights use wireless sensor networks to transmit data from one pole to another until an aggregation relay is reached which can transmit data to a cloud server perhaps using a wired connection? The data collected by commercial devices also raises important questions of idenfiability and accessibility. Let's stick to air quality as example of crowdsourcing and IoT as it has been covered on this blog before. Three groups can be identified showing interest and initiative in the use of IoT and crowdsourcing.
- Public Sector
- Some cities have the opportunity to deploy mid-range sensors placing them on public buildings or lamp posts. One such initiative is Chicago's Array of Things which exposes noise or temperature data to its citizens. Another example is Amsterdam's Smart Citizen Lab which sensitizes its citizens to the role of data through workshops and a DIY kit used in other places.
- Civil Society
- Scientists, activists, makers and citizens come together to discuss and co-create a solution as in the #AirQualityEgg example mentioned above. Journalists are also turning to sensor data for their stories e.g. see presentation by @digitalamysw or post by @javaun. Finally, we also find here university efforts such as UCL's Mapping for Change.
- Private Sector
- Vendors are proposing specialized products with sensors directly to consumers. Think of including our beloved smart phone in the list of devices. Mobile operators have access to network data as we cross the urban space from cell to cell or through the apps to which we grant access to the many sensors the phones have. See for example how Swisscom helps my town with urban planning questions by exploiting cellular network events left behind by commuters. This example is interesting because the device is part of a larger service offering.
The IGLUS team identified challenges around the digitization layer which I will revisit here and extend as I am interested in the crowdsourcing perspective. Crowdsourcing would imply that the devices are partially or totally owned by individuals. The ITU Telecommunications Standardization Sector (ITU-T) recognizes the importance of standards and seems to be in the process of defining requirements, platforms and functional architectures supporting crowdsourcing and IoT.
- Standards
- Let's first re-consider the 3 planes mentioned above and some of the emerging standards. I'll use here specifically OSI layer types. These include Ethernet, WiFi, Bluetooth, ZigBee as well as cellular, NB-IoT or LoRaWAN for the physical and link layers, IP or 6LowPAN with TCP or UDP for the network layer, and HTTP or CoAP for the end-to-end layer just below the application. But will the ITU-T study group also look at the other challenges?
- Data Ownership
- The original #AirQualityEgg pushed data into a pre-configured Xively account through an API. Provisioning was based on dynamic generation of a feed identifier and key from the the sensor's MAC address and a SHA1 hash. Reading from a personal account would be no problem. Deletions would not be possible but advanced users could work around limitations. In the case of the Swisscom mobile traces mentioned above, the data also remains with Swisscom and cannot even be accessed by others. Questions of ownership remain tricky in light of technical constraints to provide quick access to aggregated data. Which brings me to the next aspect.
- Location
- While it may be convenient to think of data centers or even cloud providers for data storage, the location will impose new constraints. These can be redundancy problems, interoperability or integration challenges across data centers or incompatible terms and conditions for example. I have mentioned before here that there are decentralized approaches emerging which could also be considered to leave data close to the edge.
- Accessibility
- I am referring to the ability to (1) transmit data to a platform, (2) retrieve data from a platform and (3) perform discovery of other data sources. An example of the first two is ThingSpeak. APIs play here a central role and their standardization and stability are essential. Younger companies are subject to pivots and end up sometimes changing or even retiring APIs which presents a risk. There are alternatives out there, e.g. OGC Sensor Observation Service and 52°North's RESTful extensions. Sensor data can be stored in all sorts of places. On this blog, under the data tab, I use Google Fusion tables. There are also ongoing efforts to facilitate the discovery of the data sets as shown by this Google Research Blog post.
- Security and Privacy
- Can my sensor be hacked and enslaved into a large distributed DoS attack? Last year's Dyn cyberattack certainly helped raise some awareness around the risks as we connect more and more connected devices in our homes. This presentation by the Industrial Internet Consortium provides some guidance on one aspect, namely the protection of API endpoints. Privacy challenges will be related to questions of protocol encryption when data is transmitted or data obfuscation in a way that prevents re-identification from data aggregation with other data sets. See the IERC position paper which touches on how crowdsourcing pushes the envelope of existing ethical and legal concepts.
- Pricing
- The digitization layer includes platforms which expose multiple APIs including ingestion and consumption of data and are also further segregated across user categories. Multi-sided platforms come to mind when considering pricing strategies. For example eBay has buyers on the loss-leader side and sellers on the profit-making side. Operating systems have developers of apps on the loss-leader side and users on the profile-making side. The main principles followed include charging a higher price to the group with less price sensitivity or charge more to the side which benefits most assuming no transaction between them exists. If transactions are possible, charge more to the side which has the best leverage.
- Data Reliability
- Is the sensor data legit? Following a centralized mindset to IoT solutions, machine learning techniques can be applied to detecting outliers in sensor swarms. This idea is mentioned in Prof. Faltings' interview who explored incentive compatible schemes for community sensing in OpenSense2. Another aspect of reliability of data coming from low-fidelity / high-frequency devices would be that of hardware characteristics. Ontologies could be considered to describe the owner, the devices, etc. The model below (likely inaccurate!) is inspired by an earlier dot.rural Digital Economy Hub publication.
I have since been keeping an eye on Google's initiatives to markup datasets which is still ongoing. This could be used on the small data I collect using the good old Senspod.
- Participation
- I am adding this challenge to the IGLUS list as it pertains to the crowdsourcing of data which starts with… people! As mentioned in previous posts, citizen science remains to me a great source of inspiration for crowdsourcing data. I like to think cities are made smart with education of its citizens who engage (for intrinsic or extrinsic reasons) in activities to understand and harvest data on a variety of phenomena. UCL ExCiteS has perhaps some wise insights here as they look at ways to scale citizen science to very large number of non-expert participants which they refer to as extreme citizen science
Extreme citizen science is publicly initiated scientific research where individuals engage in the creation and mediation of knowledge to address issues that are of concern to them to bring about change.
UCL ExCiteS sees a continuum from citizen "as sensor" through distributed intelligence then participatory science ultimately to extreme citizen science that may be compelling for cities as they face questions under constrained resources.
Internet of whose Thing?
The digitization of the city spans across sub-systems such as energy networks, roads, water and wastewater pipes, or public parks to name a few. Some of these are managed for us citizens by professionals. If you rent, you rely on services to help you with wear & tear. The operator may decide to instrument their building with IoT technology. In other cases, the underlying physical system is collectively owned e.g. parks, outside air where the economic principle of exclusion is more difficult to apply. Once this distinction made, we have all sorts of promising combinations of citizens and organizations prepared to deploy DIY or commercial appliances to extract live data.
Cities are growing and our environment is changing faster and faster. As resilience considerations enter the city's agenda, so will an increased understanding for complex systems, the need for context-specific understanding and from there the ability to govern change. Standards and regulations are thus unavoidable to empower citizens beyond mere consumers in understanding their environment and acquiring along the way shared models of understanding. It is also up to cities to pull their weight in relation to these challenges and not let Alphabet's Sidewalk Inc. or IBM decide the path towards digitization and ultimately resilience. There's way more to IoT and crowdsourcing than being a selfish or a passive data donor. The fabric of the data commons is at stake.
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You want to live with me. You do.
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He's much too young. I already made that mistake with Angelo.
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85. Three Most Significant Books
The three most influential books ever published in North America, setting aside the Bible and The New England Primer, were all published in the years of the Utopian transformation of America which gave us government schooling: Uncle Tom 's Cabin, or Life Among the Lowly (1852), a book which testifies to the ancient obsession of English- speaking elites with the salvation of the under-classes; Ben-Hur (1880), a book illustrating the Christian belief that Jews can eventually be made to see the light of reason and converted; and the last a pure Utopia, Looking Backwards (1888), still in print more than one hundred years later, translated into thirty languages.'
In 1944, three American intellectuals, Charles Beard, John Dewey, and Edward Weeks, interviewed separately, proclaimed Edward Bellamy's Looking Backwards second only to Marx's Das Kapital as the most influential book of modern times. Within three years of its publication, 165 "Bellamy Clubs" sprouted up. In the next twelve years, no less than forty-six other Utopian novels became best sellers.
Was it Civil War, chaos, decades of mass immigration, or a frightening series of bloody national labor strikes shattering our class-free myths that made the public ready for stories of a better tomorrow? Whatever the cause or causes, the flowering communities of actual American utopianism took on real shape in the nineteenth century, from famous ones like Owenite communities and Fourienan phalansteres or Perfectionist sexual stews like Oneida, right down to little-known oddities, like Mordecai Noah's "Ararat," city of refuge for Jews. First they happened, then they were echoed in print, not the reverse. Nothing in the human social record matches the outburst of purely American longing for something better in community life, the account recorded in deeds and words in the first full century of our nationhood.
What Bellamy's book uncovered in middle-class/upper-middle-class consciousness was revealing — the society he describes is a totally organized society, all means of production are in the hands of State parent-surrogates. The conditions of well-behaved, middle-class childhood are recreated on a corporate scale in these early Utopias. Society in Bellamy's ideal future has eliminated the reality of democracy, citizens are answerable to commands of industrial officers, little room remains for self-initiative. The State regulates all public activities, owns the means of production, individuals are transformed into a unit directed by bureaucrats.
Erich Fromm thought Bellamy had missed the strong similarities between corporate socialism and corporate capitalism — that both converge eventually in goals of industrialization, that both are societies run by a managerial class and professional politicians, both thoroughly materialistic in outlook; both organize human masses into a centralized system; into large, hierarchically arranged employment-pods, into mass political parties. In both, alienated corporate man — well-fed, well-clothed, well- entertained — is governed by bureaucrats. Governing has no goals beyond this. At the end of history men are not slaves, but robots. This is the vision of Utopia seen complete.
6. Economist Donald Hodges' book, America's New Economic Order, traces the intellectual history of professionalism in management (John Kenneth Galbraith's corporate "Technostructure" in The New Industrial State) to Looking Backwards which described an emerging public economy similar to what actually happened. Hodges shows how various theorists of the Utopian transition like John Dewey and Frederick Taylor shaped the regime of professional managers we live under. No Place To Hide


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In addition, we recently did a demo at AWS Re:Invent showing the AWS Greengrass application in a container on the ExtremeCloud Appliance. This demo uses Extreme Smart OmniEdge networking to detect and react to anomalous behavior in legacy industrial equipment and securely deliver IIoT data to the AWS cloud for analytics and dashboard functions. As we continue to innovate on this powerful platform, we expect to see many more opportunities for containerized applications on the ExtremeCloud Appliance.
While these examples are exciting, we also took what we learned from working with these containers on our cloud appliance to extend similar functionality fully out to the edge of the network – something completely unique to Extreme. In early 2019, you'll see the introduction of our newest operating system for our Wi-Fi access points, which we are calling WiNG 7.
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With WiNG 7 you can also mix and match the modes throughout your network based on need, and share policy, management, visibility, and analytics across the entire deployment. This flexibility gives us the ability to deliver the right solution at the right place in the network, and then extend the functionality all the way from the connected devices through to the data center under a single management platform.
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