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CEDAR FALLS | The Freedom Rock is coming to Black Hawk County and Cedar Falls.
Greenfield artist Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II, who started painting, and repainting, a huge roadside boulder near there with patriotic images annually since 1999, said he's accepted a proposal from Cedar Falls American Legion Post 237 members Sid Morris and Tom Hagarty to locate and paint a Freedom Rock here, possibly late next year at the earliest.
Sorensen has launched a Freedom Rock Tour to locate and paint a rock in each of the state's 99 counties, with local support.
That is being headed up here by Morris and Hagarty, both veterans and former members of the Cedar Falls City Council, who will endeavor to raise about $5,000 to cover Sorensen's expenses for the local project.
"There's a lot of rich veteran history in the county," Sorensen said. "I'm excited to explore the options of what they will want to portray."
Morris and Hagarty said a committee will be formed to propose a number of themes or ideas to Sorensen, who will come up with a final design.
The Freedom Rock near Greenfield, just off the Greenfield-Guthrie Center exit on Interstate 80, took on a Black Hawk County theme in 2012, as Sorensen painted it with images of Waterloo's five Sullivan brothers killed during World War II. It also featured quadruple-amputee sailor Taylor Morris of Cedar Falls, Sid Morris' grandson, disabled in a bomb blast in Afghanistan.
The elder Morris said he's happy the rock is coming to Black Hawk County and Cedar Falls.
"Bubba Sorensen is quite good, and it's been very popular," Morris said. "A large number of counties have applied to be recipients of the rock. I admire his work. It gives us an opportunity to to recognize the veterans who have served in each county, and the value the veterans have given to this state."
In all, Sorensen said 72 of the 99 counties have applied for and been accepted for a Freedom Rock and, of those, he's been able to complete 20 so far. Black Hawk County is among the latest counties to apply and be accepted, Sorensen said. He said applications are accepted on a first come, first served basis, including a down payment for his expenses.
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A federal bankruptcy judge is becoming increasing concerned that Freedom Industries may abandon its former Elk River chemical storage facility without completing a proper environmental cleanup of the site of the January chemical spill that contaminated the drinking water supply for hundreds of thousands of residents across the region.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Ronald Pearson says that the Freedom bankruptcy proceeding has not progressed adequately, and that too much of the companys limited cash is being earmarked for attorneys, perhaps leaving not nearly enough to complete remediation required by existing enforcement orders from the state Department of Environmental Protection.
In a seven-page order filed Friday evening, Pearson said recent bankruptcy case filings by Freedoms lawyers cause him to fear [Freedom] is not sufficiently committed to compliance with the demolition and cleanup orders of the DEP or other agencies of the state and federal government.
Pearson cited language in Freedoms proposed plan for liquidating the company stating that, while efforts will be undertaken to remediate the site, there are financial limitations to what Freedom can viably undertake by way of compliance with the remediation plan for its Etowah Terminal, site of the Jan. 9 leak of Crude MCHM and other chemicals into the Elk River. Negotiations are ongoing with DEP regarding the financial cleanup parameters, Freedom had said in its liquidation plan, filed with the court in mid-August.
Freedoms liquidation plan stated that the company intends to satisfy the remediation plan for $850,000 or less, plus applicable consulting costs, or alternatively seek to abandon the Etowah site (subject to order of the bankruptcy court).
Pearson noted that Freedom is already under orders from DEP to dismantle the Etowah Terminal and remediate the site.
The court believes this environmental responsibility has the highest administrative priority for funds, the judge wrote. Nothing in the proposed plan and disclosure statement give the court comfort that this is understood. This expressed intention of the debtor to potentially abandon the Etowah site should DEP not be satisfied with whatever remediation could be done for a cost of $850,000 is no comfort. It causes the court to believe that serious questions exist as to the extent to which the debtor intends to comply with existing demolition and cleanup orders and pay necessary environmental administrative claims to do so.
The judge scheduled a hearing for Sept. 23 to allow Freedom to address the concerns expressed in Fridays order and to outline a plan to fund all remaining demolition and reclamation required by state and federal regulatory agencies.
Pearson outlined his concerns in an order in which he rejected Freedoms request to extend the timeframe for the company to have the exclusive right to submit a bankruptcy plan and in put on hold pending requests from various lawyers and consultants providing services to Freedom during the bankruptcy proceeding.
The judge cited substantial existing and escalating administrative costs of the case and incomplete and unknown site remediation work and said mounting questions about the way the case is being handled prohibit him from moving forward at this point to distribute Freedoms limited resources to creditors and claimants.
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UC Riverside created tool that takes into account real-time traffic information, road grade and road type cuts down on energy use
By Sean Nealon on September 8, 2014
A vehicle navigation tool created at UC Riverside can cut electric vehicle energy use up to 51 percent.
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (www.ucr.edu) Researchers at the University of California, Riversides Bourns College of Engineering have shown that a vehicle navigation tool they created can cut electric vehicle energy use up to 51 percent.
The researchers tested the eco-routing navigation system which takes into account real-time traffic information, road type and road grade on three routes around Riverside. Using road testing and computer simulations, they studied three types of navigation systems: shortest distance, least time and least energy.
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Guoyuan Wu, an assistant research engineer at UC Riverside.
The researchers, who are part of the Bourns College of Engineering Center for Environmental Research and Technology, outlined their findings in a report to the California Energy Commission, which paid for the study with a $95,000 grant. The researchers are: Guoyuan Wu, an assistant research engineer; Matthew Barth, the director of the research center; and Kanok Boriboonsomsin, an associate research engineer.
Past research by these UC Riverside engineers has shown that the eco-routing navigation systems can potentially reduce fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions from conventional fossil fuel-powered vehicles by five percent to 15 percent.
For electric vehicles, the benefits of the eco-routing navigation system go beyond energy and emission savings. The technology can cut down so-called range anxiety, meaning the driver of an electric vehicle fearing he or she wont be able to complete a trip without running out of electricity to power the cars battery.
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You do not want to be under surveillance by Google Glass owners? Get this new gadget to protect yourself.
Sep 8 2014, 3:53am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr
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The army of Google Glass owners is still quite small, but you can already make their life miserable if you encounter one. German artist and programmer Julian Oliver devised a small gadget that detects Google Glass on the local Wi-Fi. If it detects Glass, the device kicks it off the Wi-Fi.
Cyborg Unplug sniffs the air for these signatures, looking for devices its owner has selected to ban. If a banned device is discovered an alarm is triggered (LED, audio or message). Further, if that device is found to be connected to a network that Cyborg Unplug is trained to guard, a stream of special de-authentication packets are sent to disconnect it. It does this automatically, without any interaction required from its owner.
The Cyborg Unplug has evolved out of Oliver's Glasshole.sh script that detects Google Glass on Wi-Fi networks and kicks it out. Julian Oliver's gadget is in the same spirit as the Stop the Cyborgs campaign.
The Cyborg Unplug will be available for pre-order on September 30. See this site for the details.
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Cyborg Unplug sniffs out surveillance and undercover devices This includes Google Glass, hidden microphones and security cameras Device using the network to spy or stream content are detected An alarm is then signalled and the detected device is disconnected Two models will be available, later this year, priced $50 (30) and $100 (60) Cyborg Unplug will ship to the EU, UK and US, with other locations being added after launch
By Victoria Woollaston for MailOnline
Published: 11:29 EST, 8 September 2014 | Updated: 11:30 EST, 8 September 2014
There are countless ways people can spy on you nowadays - from hidden microphones to Google Glass, drones and security cameras.
If this makes you feel paranoid, a firm has created a router that detects such surveillance devices and blocks them from accessing your Wi-Fi network.
Owners of the Cyborg Unplug, can also disconnect all target devices from any network they are associated with, including paired connections with phones.
Cyborg Unplug sniffs out surveillance and undercover devices including Google Glass, hidden microphones and security cameras. Any device using the network to spy or stream content over the network are detected. An alarm is then signalled and the detected device is disconnected
Every wireless device has a unique hardware signature assigned to it by the manufacturer,
These signatures are broadcast by wireless devices as they probe for, connect to and use wireless networks.
Cyborg Unplug 'sniffs' the air for these signatures, looking for devices its owner has selected to ban.
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With most of the Justice League missing presumed dead by the world and the Crime Syndicate in cataclysmic control, the pressure is on Cyborg.
Or whats left of him.
In Justice League Vol. 5: Forever Heroes, a new hardcover volume out Wednesday, Victor Stone is badly injured, rended from the robotic part of Cyborg. Its being inhabited by the computer virus and Crime Syndicate member called Grid, whose group of alternate-reality deranged Justice League doubles is at work cementing its control over the Earth it has invaded.
Collecting Justice League Nos. 24-29, written by Geoff Johns with pencils by, variously, Ivan Reis and Doug Mahnke, the book also provides looks into the Syndicate members pasts in their universe, and ties into the major DC story line Forever Evil. Hero Complex readers can get an early look at bonus pages from the hardcover showing penciled pages and cover layouts by Reis and Mahnke in the gallery above or via the links below.
Justice League penciled, inked cover art: 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29; mixed penciled pages; Cyborg
The two artists have long histories with bestselling writer Johns, who is DCs chief creative officer. Reis, who recently drew the first issue of Grant Morrisons The Multiversity, had a popular run on Green Lantern with Johns, and they collaborated on the event miniseries Blackest Night and Brightest Day. Mahnke also teamed with Johns on Green Lantern, and separately worked on Final Crisis.
Cyborg, front, and Crime Syndicate members are seen on Ivan Reis and Joe Prados cover art for Justice League No. 27. (DC Entertainment)
Before the start of the pre-Forever Evil, multiple-Justice-League story line Trinity War, Reis told Hero Complex of his artistic approach, My major concern is to keep the scenes clean and comprehensible to everyone. I always keep in mind that each book Im doing is someones first comic ever.
In the same Trinity War preview, Mahnke said of working with Johns, I love Geoffs knowledge, control and twists and turns he can bring to a story. Geoff has a great passion for the medium, and he can infect you with it. He knows how to write so a story is worth reading and remembering.
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While we might drool over technology and gadgets that make us into virtual cyborgs or commanders of an army of flying robots, privacy advocates are more concerned about the potential risks and violations that could happen. Enter Unplug, a hand-sized gadget that may not be able to completely keep out Glass users and drones from your home or business establishment but will at least keep them off your Internet network and hinder them from uploading and spreading their spy shots.
In theory, Cyborg Unplug works by sending de-authentication signals to Google Glasses, Dropcams, drones, wireless microphones, and other similar monitoring or spying devices, kicking them off your network and potentially interrupting any upload or streaming that they are doing. Unplug identifies such devices via their hardware (MAC) addresses, which are unique per device and which these devices broadcast when trying to connect to a network. Unplug technically isn't a jammer, which might be illegal in some cases, since it doesn't disrupt signals by flooding it with noise. Cyborg Unplug tries to be legal in most cases.
There is, however, one use case where it might be illegal. In its default "Territory Mode" operation, Unplug can kick out suspected devices off your own network, but owners will still be able to connect to the Internet via other means, especially with smartphone tethering. In an optional "All Out Mode", it will try to break off any other connection the device might have, which might be illegal in some jurisdictions. Unfortunately, at the moment, it can't do that for those using Bluetooth tethering.
Cyborg Unplug's software will be released as open source and uses a "glasshole.sh" script that was specifically developed to kick out Glass users from local networks. Pre-orders for Unplug will start on September 30. There will be two models available. $50 will get you a basic package but the $100 will have more functionality, like the ability to set alarms, like an LED flash, audible alarm, or messages.
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POLL: Northern Illawarra dog owners are preparing to fight for their off-leash beaches.
Dog owners playing on the off-leash area at Sharkeys Beach. Picture: SYLVIA LIBER
Northern Illawarra dog owners are joining forces and preparing to fight for their off-leash beaches in the face of controversial changes to Wollongong City Council's dogs on beaches policy.
A Facebook page dedicated to the cause has attracted more than 2200 likes, while the Wollongong Dog Community group has gathered 250 email subscribers in less than two weeks.
The community action group, which held its first meeting in Thirroul on Saturday, plans to raise a number of concerns at a meeting with councillors in coming weeks.
Under planned changes to its dogs on beaches and parks policy, the council has recommended dogs only be allowed on Sharkeys, McCauleys and Little Austinmer beaches at restricted times, provided they are on a leash.
Solution wanted: Wollongong Dog Community meets at Thirroul library to discuss proposed changes to the council's policy for dogs on beaches. Picture: CHRISTOPHER CHAN
Of a weekend, northern suburbs dog owners would be forced to drive to Bellambi beach - up to an 80-minute round trip for some residents - to let their dogs run off-leash.
Committee member David Hurley described the proposed changes as "radical" and said owners were struggling to understand why they were put forward.
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After Labor Day, the rules and regulations on Long Islands beaches change. NY1s Valarie DElia sorts out the secrets of shoulder season in Southampton.
The day after Labor Day is called tumbleweed Tuesday, said Tom Edmonds of the Southampton Historical Museum.
Tumbleweed Tuesday marks the start of shoulder season, sandwiched between high and low seasons, when lifeguards abandon their posts, the beach parking is free and rules for four-wheels and four paws are relaxed.
You still get beautiful weather, beautiful beaches, and the water is still warm, afternoon you come in the town and shop in the stores, all the stores are open still, and the restaurants are easy to get a table, enjoy the restaurant, enjoy the beautiful meals, sit outside and watch the people, said restaurateur Zach Erdem.
At the popular 75 Main, dinner specials are available every night except Saturday starting in October.
Its like a 50% off deal here, said Erdem.
Monday night football ushers in $5 burgers, brews and wings at the sporty Publick House. At the acclaimed Plaza Caf, a three-course meal with a movie voucher is $42.
Hanks Pumpkintown in nearby Water Mill delights the kids with some gourd-geous specimens along with a family favorite, apple picking.
The last weekend of September shows off Southamptons cultural side.
One of the primo perks of an Autumn stay is the fact that hotels become more available and affordable, especially midweek.
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Awareness Month Highlights the Benefits of Yoga Awareness Month Highlights the Benefits of Yoga
Updated: Sunday, September 7 2014 7:53 PM EDT2014-09-07 23:53:32 GMT
September is National Yoga Month, a national observance designed to educate about the health benefits of yoga and to inspire a healthy lifestyle.Developed in India thousands of years ago, yoga has become an increasingly popular form of exercise.
September is National Yoga Month, a national observance designed to educate about the health benefits of yoga and to inspire a healthy lifestyle.Developed in India thousands of years ago, yoga has become an increasingly popular form of exercise.
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More than 30 cars registered for the show that was originally scheduled for Saturday, but was postponed due to the weather.
More than 30 cars registered for the show that was originally scheduled for Saturday, but was postponed due to the weather.
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Hospice Care Corporation held it's 26th annual Dr. D.R. Davis charity golf tournament on Sunday at the Preston County Country Club. It was the perfect opportunity to come out and play a round of golf, while helping a good cause at the same time.
Hospice Care Corporation held it's 26th annual Dr. D.R. Davis charity golf tournament on Sunday at the Preston County Country Club. It was the perfect opportunity to come out and play a round of golf, while helping a good cause at the same time.
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Singapore, 8 September 2014 Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today announced that its aerospace arm Singapore Technologies Aerospace Ltd (ST Aerospace), through its wholly owned subsidiary ST Aerospace Engines Pte Ltd (STA Engines) will be injecting its pro rata share of US$20.8m (approximately $25.98m), as additional capital into its Xiamen-based engine MRO joint venture company, ST Aerospace Technologies (Xiamen) Company Limited (STATCO). The planned additional capital injection is subject to regulatory approvals by the Chinese authorities. Upon injection of the funds, STA Engines total share capital contribution in STATCO will stand at US$41.6m (approximately $55.70m). The additional funding will support STATCOs business growth.
Operating out of the Xiamen Aviation Industry Zone at the Gaoqi International Airport since October 2011, STATCO is an 80:20 joint venture between STA Engines and Xiamen Aviation Industry Co Ltd (XAICO). STATCO provides MRO and total support services for CFM56-7B engines that power the Boeing 737 family of aircraft.
The capital injection is not expected to have any material impact on the consolidated net tangible assets per share and earnings per share of ST Engineering for the current financial year.
ST Aerospace (Singapore Technologies Aerospace Ltd) is the aerospace arm of ST Engineering with a turnover of $2.08b in FY2013. Operating a global MRO network with facilities and affiliates in the Americas, Asia Pacific and Europe, it is the worlds largest commercial airframe MRO provider with a global customer base that includes leading airlines, airfreight and military operators. ST Aerospace is an integrated service provider that offers a spectrum of maintenance and engineering services that include airframe, engine and component maintenance, repair and overhaul; engineering design and technical services; and aviation materials and asset management services, including Total Aviation Support. ST Aerospace has a global staff strength of around 8,000 employees worldwide. Please visit http://www.staero.aero.
ST Engineering (Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd) is an integrated engineering group providing solutions and services in the aerospace, electronics, land systems and marine sectors. Headquartered in Singapore, the Group reported revenue of $6.63b in FY2013 and ranks among the largest companies listed on the Singapore Exchange. It is a component stock of the FTSE Straits Times Index, FTSE ASEAN 40 Index, MSCI Singapore and other indices. ST Engineering has more than 23,000 employees worldwide, and over 100 subsidiaries and associated companies in 46 cities across 24 countries. Please visit http://www.stengg.comfor more information.
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By RTT News, September 08, 2014, 10:31:00 AM EDT
(RTTNews.com) - Bearings and transmission components maker Timken Co. ( TKR ) Monday announced plans to improve performance of its aerospace business, including closing its aerospace engine overhaul business in Arizona by the end of the year.
In the third quarter, the firm expects to record a non-cash, pre-tax charge, comprising mainly goodwill and inventory impairments, of $110 to $120 million, in addition to pre-tax costs of $10 million related to the facility closures.
The company's actions include closing of its aerospace bearing facility located in Wolverhampton, U.K., subject to employee consultation process, rationalizing the capacity into existing facilities.
Timken also plans to eliminate aerospace segment's leadership positions and intends to place the operations under the direction of group president Chris Coughlin. Further, the company said it will evaluate strategic alternatives for its aerospace MRO parts business.
The firm noted that starting with fourth quarter of 2014, it will not report Aerospace financial results separately. It plans to incorporate aerospace business results mainly within the company's Mobile Industries segment.
CEO Richard Kyle said aerospace will continue to be an important market for the company and that it "fits the Timken Business Model well."
"While the segment's overall performance has been weak, we expect that the actions we've outlined will improve returns and generate growth going forward," Kyle added.
In mid-June, Timken lifted its earnings outlook for full year 2014, citing expected second-half operating performance as well as gradually improving markets. The board also authorized an additional share buyback of up to 10 million shares.
It was in September 2013, that the company's board of directors approved a plan to split the company into two stand-alone publicly traded entities by separating the company's steel business from its bearings and power transmission business through a spin off. TimkenSteel Corp., trades under the symbol TMST on the New York Stock Exchange.
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A new way to make powerful changes at will to the DNA of humans, other animals and plants, much like how a writer changes words in a story, could usher in a transformation in genetic medicine.
Scientists are not just excited about this recently discovered technique because it can snip and edit DNA with precision. It can also do the job more easily and cheaply than other gene-editing methods, making possible research that has historically been difficult, experts say.
Now some of the biologists who unlocked this tool, derived from the immune system of bacteria, are forming companies around it. Although this molecular system, known as Crispr, is not fully understood, researchers believe it can be harnessed to create therapies for intractable genetic diseases.
One of those scientists, UC Berkeley Professor Jennifer Doudna, was part of the team that in 2012 first demonstrated the technique. It is now employed by two companies she has co-founded: Caribou Biosciences in Berkeley, and Editas Medicine in Cambridge, Mass. The latter started last year with $43 million in venture capital. Another company, the aptly named Crispr Therapeutics in Switzerland, has $25 million in the bank, and other biotechnology companies are experimenting with the procedure.
"In principle, this is a technology that could enable correction of genetic mutations that would otherwise lead to disease," said Doudna, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry and molecular biology, in a telephone interview. She was among several experts who spoke at a UC Berkeley conference on the subject last month.
But because the method is in its infancy and has little precedent with the agencies that regulate medicines, it will almost certainly be a long time before a Crispr-based therapy makes it to market.
Its potential risks also concern some bioethicists.
"In the very worst case, technologies that can cause permanent inheritable changes in people bring you very close to the risk of modern eugenics," said Pete Shanks, a consultant who blogs about the topic for the Center for Genetics and Society, a bioethics watchdog organization in Berkeley. "Pretty much everyone agrees that we should avoid that. How we do that, comes the question."
The technique operates on the recent discovery that bacteria, like humans, have an immune system that remembers viruses that have attacked before. To protect themselves, bacteria chop up and incorporate short fragments of foreign invaders' genetic code so they know to destroy a virus should it strike again. It is their equivalent of developing vaccines.
Those new fragments in the bacterial genome add up to an "unusual structure," first reported in the late 1980s by scientists who called them "clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats" - Crispr for short. But Crispr's role, to fight infections, wasn't confirmed until 2007.
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