Monday, April 23, 2012

Auditors call for end to Medicare bonus program (cbsnews)

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Take Credit For The Jobs You Create With SmartRecruiters? ?Got Jobs?? Campaign

smartrecruitersThanks to an election year and a high employment rate, jobs seem to be dominating the headlines even more than usual. Now SmartRecruiters, a hiring startup recently backed by the Mayfield Fund, is trying to tap into that interest ? and maybe do some good in the process ? with a campaign it's calling "Got Jobs?" The company says that its technology is can help small- and medium-sized businesses, in particular, cast a wider net as they try to fill open positions. Rather than just posting their job listings to a few sites like Craigslist and Monster, SmartRecruiters customers can post to to more than 100 job boards, including LinkedIn and Careerbuilder, then track applications and feedback. And SmartRecruiters is free to use. (It takes a percentage of the fee when you post to a paid job board or buy background checks from third-party vendor.)

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Friday, April 20, 2012

Delay in Internet name expansion continues

NEW YORK (AP) ? There's still no word on when applications will continue for new Internet address suffixes to join ".com" and others in use.

Last week, a technical glitch forced the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers, which is in charge of domain names, to abruptly shut down a system for letting companies and organizations apply for new names.

The system was supposed to have reopened Tuesday, but ICANN said then that it needed more time to inform applicants that may have been affected by the glitch.

ICANN now says it's still testing the fix and sifting through the data to determine which applicants were affected. It gave no target date this time. ICANN says it has ruled out hacking as the cause.

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Panetta: "We're within an inch of war almost every day" (CNN)

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Thursday, March 29, 2012

Types of Garage Doors For Your Home

So you may want to visit your local store to find out a little bit more about what type of garage doors are offered and what may be perfect for your needs and budget. ?The main purpose of a garage door is to protect the items that you have stored in your garage area as well as to make your home look more attractive. ?There are roll up doors as well as tilt up doors and several sub categories in between. ?Tilt up doors can also include canopy, retractable and swings doors. ?

The roll up doors are more common and includes overhead doors, sectional doors and roller doors. ? Roll up doors roll up vertically and are stored on the roof of the garage when it is not down. ?Most homeowners prefer this type of garage door because then they have more space for items they want to store and these types of garage doors are easy to operate with the use of remote controls.

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These garage doors are generally divided into panels or sections and the sections bend and fold upward when the door is opened. ? The other types of garage doors are the tilt-up garage doors and these operate by swinging parallel to the ceiling of the garage. These types of garage doors are great if you have unlimited space in your garage. ?These are the perfect solution for homeowners who need a large entrance for their vehicles to pass through. ?

These types of garage doors are very easy to install and simple to maintain. ?Canopy garage doors are often purchased by homeowners who need maximum security for luxury cars because the garage gate is opened only part way, while one third of it is left down. ? Another type of tilt-up door that you can purchase from garage doors Tacoma companies is the retractable garage doors.

?These come highly recommended for spacious garages because these types of doors swing upward and slide parallel to the ceiling. ?

These types of doors can be automated the same way that overhead garage doors are automated for convenience. ? Because there are so many garage doors Tacoma vendors, you will want to stop by at least three companies and ask for bids for your garage needs so that you can get an idea on pricing. ?You can also stop by their show rooms so that you can get an idea of the quality of their garage doors and how they all work.

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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Astronomers detect vast amounts of gas and dust around black hole in early universe

ScienceDaily (Mar. 27, 2012) ? Using the IRAM array of millimetre-wave telescopes in the French Alps, a team of European astronomers from Germany, the UK and France have discovered a large reservoir of gas and dust in a galaxy that surrounds the most distant supermassive black hole known. Light from the galaxy, called J1120+0641, has taken so long to reach us that the galaxy is seen as it was only 740 million years after the Big Bang, when the universe was only 1/18th of its current age.

Team leader Dr. Bram Venemans of the Max-Planck Institute for Astronomy in Heidelberg, Germany will present the new discovery on Wednesday 28 March at the National Astronomy Meeting in Manchester.

The Institut de Radioastronomie Millimetrique (IRAM) array is made up of six 15-m size telescopes that detect emission at millimetre wavelengths (about ten thousand times as long as visible light) sited on the 2550-m high Plateau de Bure in the French Alps. The IRAM telescopes work together to simulate a single much larger telescope in a so-called interferometer that can study objects in fine detail.

A recent upgrade to IRAM allowed the scientists to detect the newly discovered gas and dust that includes significant quantities of carbon. This is quite unexpected, as the chemical element carbon is created via nuclear fusion of helium in the centres of massive stars and ejected into the galaxy when these stars end their lives in dramatic supernova explosions.

Dr Venemans comments: "It?s really puzzling that such an enormous amount of carbon-enriched gas could have formed at these early times in the universe. The presence of so much carbon confirms that massive star formation must have occurred in the short period between the Big Bang and the time we are now observing the galaxy.?

From the emission from the dust, Venemans and his team are able to show that the galaxy is still forming stars at a rate that is 100 times higher than in our Milky Way.

They give credit to the IRAM upgrade that made the new discovery possible. "Indeed, we would not have been able to detect this emission only a couple years ago." says team member Dr Pierre Cox, director of IRAM.

The astronomers are excited about the fact that this source is also visible from the southern hemisphere where the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), which will be the world's most advanced sub-millimetre / millimetre telescope array, is currently under construction in Chile. Observations with ALMA will enable a detailed study of the structure of this galaxy, including the way the gas and dust moves within it.

Dr Richard McMahon, a member of the team from the University of Cambridge in the UK is looking forward to when ALMA is fully operational later this year. ?The current observations only provide a glimpse of what ALMA will be capable of when we use it to study the formation of the first generation of galaxies."

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