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National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT): National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT) Course is an intense weeklong youth oriented leadership training experience and held annually at Tahosa High Adventure Base near Ward, Colorado. Each week, the training is conducted by highly qualified youth staff under the supervision of adult advisors using the National Youth Leadership Training syllabus, as published by the National Council, Boy Scouts of America. The Denver Area Council, Boy Scouts of America is pleased to offer five sessions of this invaluable training opportunity to our youth leaders.
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National Advanced Youth Leadership Experience: National Advanced Youth Leadership Experience (NAYLE) is an exciting new program where young men enhance their leadership skills in the Philmont Backcountry. Scouts will expand upon the team building and ethical decision making skills learned in National Youth Leadership Training (NYLT). NAYLE uses elements of the Philmont Ranger Training as well as advanced Search and Rescue skills to teach leadership, teamwork and the lessons of selfless service. NAYLE will offer Scouts an unforgettable backcountry wilderness experience where they live leadership and teamwork, using the core elements of NYLT to make their leadership skills intuitive. Offered at the Philmont Scout Ranch.
Sea Scouts Crew Officers' Seminar: This training experience is conducted by the Crew Advisor or Ship Skipper to orient newly elected youth officers, plan programs, and develop the annual crew activity schedule. Offered at the Unit level.
Venturing Leadership Skills Course: This course has been designed to be run by the crew Advisor and officers to teach leadership skills to the entire crew. Completion of this course is a requirement for a youth earning the Silver Award. Offered at the Council level.
Venturing Crew Orientation Course: Venturing is a program where high-school age boys and girls take a lead role in organizing and running their own high adventure activities. This multimedia program, covers specific leadership skills in program planning, money-earning, and running effective committees. This presentation should be a first step in training effective crew leadership. Venturing Crew Orientation Online
Den Chief Training: The Den Chief who completes this program will be better able to function in the position. This training provides the Den Chief with ideas for carrying out the responsibilities successfully. Offered at the Pack, Troop, District and Council level.
National Leadership Seminar (Order of the Arrow): The National Leadership Seminar is a weekend conference focusing primarily on the skills and attributes of leadership. It is intended primarily to enhance the leadership skills of the Order of the Arrow's key youth and adult members as they seek to improve their service to the Boy Scouts of America and the greater community. Youth participants must be at least 15 years of age or a lodge officer. Offered at the Region level.
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Let's just say that I spend most of my waking hours working on a computer and good number of hours each week in genealogy related tasks. I am always interested at anything that might make my life a little faster or easier, although I would debate whether or not computers really make life any easier. Since I have been working on a hourly rate and keeping track of my time for over 35 years, I am acutely aware of how much time it takes to perform tasks on a computer. For many years, I would almost instantly upgrade my computers every time there was an appreciable increase in computing speed. Finally, a few years ago, I got to the point with my genealogy files, including all my scanned images, that all of the computers seemed slow. Although all computers are "fast" in some sense, as you work on a machine for a while, you find out that most of the time you are waiting for the computer to perform some function. There is acceptable waiting and unacceptable waiting.
Waiting is unacceptable when you realize that a faster computer would perform the function faster. Some things do not necessarily speed up with a faster computer, for example, I can only input information into the computer as fast as I can type and no matter how fast the computer is, my typing is still pretty slow and the computer is waiting for me all the time. On the other hand, if I scan a photograph into the computer and then want to edit it somehow, like lighten the image or even repair or remove scratches or other artifacts, I end up waiting for the computer all the time. If I am caught waiting for a computer to load a file or make a change in Adobe Photoshop, then I am not a happy camper. I am constantly looking for more processing power and more speed.
It is inevitable that as I get used to a computer system it seems to slow down. It is not that the computer has actually slowed down, but my perception of its operation has accommodated the speed of the machine and now is moving on to something else. I am sure some people would consider that attitude to be overly compulsive, but remember, I get paid by the hour and when I am doing genealogy for myself I am not getting paid, so I want to do things as fast and efficiently as possible. This brings me back to the subject of the iPad. What does the iPad have to do with computing at all?
The iPad is a very fast and very portable computer. One of the ways I can keep working is to do essential tasks at times that do not keep me from working. For example, if when I get to work, I have to spend twenty minutes to an hours going through the backlog of E-mails in my inbox, then I am spending productive time at an unproductive task. It is the same way with genealogy. I only have so much time to work on my genealogy each week and I have to balance that with my many other obligations (like making a living). If I can push some of the essential tasks over into less productive time, then I can make more time to work and more time to do genealogy.
I have been using an iPhone since they came out a couple of years ago. The iPhone gives me a way to push some of the essential but non-productive tasks, like E-mail into less productive time periods, thus opening up more time to work and work more efficiently. The iPad was intriguing as a possible platform to move even more of those tasks to less productive times.
I went to a Best Buy and looked at the machine. I was a little bit impressed, but immediately saw that the machine would appeal to my wife. We visited an Apple Store and I watched the people come in from the Mall and look at the iPads for the first time. It was very interesting. Both very young people and older people (like me) almost instantly figured out how to use the product. The learning curve looked to be about ten to fifteen seconds. Of course, there were a lot of features that took considerably longer to master, but the core idea of the iPad is an operating system that is so intuitive that it makes a mouse look archaic. But, the real question was whether or not the machine would actually perform as a adjunct to getting work done faster and easier. We bought one for my wife, but I am still looking at the machine.
Right now, I have almost all of the functionality of the iPad on my iPhone. The real question is whether or not the larger format supports a practical working environment. Can I use the iPad to produce documents and then send them to my office for printing, for example? I haven't answered that question yet. I do like the new iPad apps a lot better than their iPhone counterparts. I think it will make a fabulous eBook Reader. I am impressed with the resolution of the screen and like photos and videos on the iPad. All of the genealogy apps that I have seem to work just fine and I am waiting for the first of them to be upgraded to work with the iPad. When I get an upgraded genealogy app, I will then be in a better position to make a decision as to whether to use it for genealogy. The other question I would like to have answered is whether or not the iPad in its present form will work for presentations.
I have to get used to the weight. It is a lot heavier than my iPhone but it works well on a lap or sitting at a table. I haven't figured out how I would carry one around. My wife uses a bag but I am not one for carrying things in my hands. I am not sure how I would transport it.
It is an impressive machine. It will undoubtedly sell millions, but as I have said before, the jury is still out on iPads for my genealogical use.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
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Ameriprise Financial filed an 8-K statement with the SEC on Thursday announcing that it would pay $150 million to settle arbitration and lawsuit claims against its independent broker-dealer subsidiary, Securities America Inc., over the sale of certain private placement notes from Medical Capital Holdings and Provident Royalties LLC.
In its 2010 annual report filing, Ameriprise previously said it had set aside $40 million to help settle the claims and charged that amount against its 2010 fourth-quarter earnings. In the April 21 SEC filing, Ameriprise said the settlements and provisions for other claims related to MedCap and Provident would result in an additional $118 million pretax charge to the company's first quarter 2011 results, which are scheduled to be announced April 25.
Ameriprise declined to comment for this article, but Janine Wertheim, senior VP and chief marketing officer for Securities America, said in a prepared statement, "We are very pleased to have reached a comprehensive settlement agreement to resolve these matters." Further, she wrote that "the frauds allegedly committed by Medical Capital and Provident Royalties have harmed many investors and companies, including Securities America."
The settlement arises out of claims that Securities America and some of its representatives sold certain private placement notes from Medical Capital and Provident without conducting the proper due diligence. Both companies were charged with fraud by the SEC, and both companies are now in receivership. Multiple individual buyers of those securities sued Securities America and its management, led by CEO Jim Nagengast (left), some in a class action, and at least two states—Montana and Massachusetts—also took legal action against Securities America. In January, a FINRA arbitration panel awarded $1 million to a claimant who had accused Securities America and one of its reps with breach of fiduciary duty and financial elder abuse over the sale of promissory notes of Medical Capital.
The Ameriprise filing with the SEC included a statement that the settlement does not include any admission of wrongdoing by Securities America, but that "management determined that a reasonable and expeditious solution to this unfortunate situation was in the best interest of all constituents."
The filing also indicated that the settlement agreements remain subject to "participation requirements for claimants to be covered by the settlements, and preliminary and final review and court approval of the class action settlement."
Court approval would come from U.S. District Court Judge Royal Furgeson sitting in Dallas, who on March 18 rejected a class action settlement by multiple claimants who said they had lost $400 million in gas investments from Provident and medical receivables debt from Medical Capital that were sold by Securities America reps. Under that proposed settlement, Securities America would have paid $21 million to settle the charges of failing to conduct the proper due diligence on the private placement securities, and the federal court would have preempted the states from taking separate legal action.
In the original complaint by the SEC, Provident was charged with running what was in essence a Ponzi scheme, selling $485 million of notes to 7,700 investors nationwide through many broker-dealers. Medical Capital sold a total of $76.9 million in notes, according to a SEC complaint, which charged that a Medical Capital subsidiary was already "defaulting on interest and/or principal payments" on certain of its notes "in the same month" that it was selling other notes.
In Thursday's prepared statement, Securities America's Wertheim said that with the settlement, "We can now move forward in strong financial condition to serve our advisors and their clients."
See a recent AdvisorOne article for more on the repercussions of the Securities America case for the company and the IBD industry as a whole.


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Following in the footsteps of USB flash drives that have shrunk to meer slivers of plastic, Eikon's new Mini biometric fingerprint reader is barely noticeable as it hangs off your laptop. And the convenience of not having to remember passwords will cost you just $10.
It works with both Mac and Windows PCs, and includes all of the necessary software and drivers you need for unlocking your OS, and accessing secure websites, with just a finger swipe. Oh, and did we mention it's downright adorable? You're not going to find a smaller or cheaper solution that's not already built in to your laptop. [Eikon via Gizmag]


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The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), on behalf of the American National Standard Lighting Group (ANSLG), published ANSI/ANSLG C78.43, "American National Standard for Electric Lamps - Single-Ended Metal Halide Lamps." This standard sets forth the physical and electrical requirements for single-ended metal halide lamps operated on 60 Hz ballasts to ensure interchangeability and safety. The standard also provides the basis for electrical requirements for ballasts and ignitors, as well as the lamp-related requirements for luminaires. Also included are lamps whose arc tubes are made of quartz or ceramic materials. Luminous flux and lamp color are not part of this standard.
ANSI/ANSLG C78.43-2013 has three parts:
- Part I covers general requirements and information. It provides normative references and offers brief explanations of the meaning or the application of some of the numerical data given on the individual lamp data sheets in Part III of this standard. It also provides requirements that are common to all metal halide lamp types.
- Part II contains the maximum outline drawings of each lamp size.
- Part III contains individual single-ended lamp data sheets that provide the specific lamp, ballast, and luminaire requirements of each of the standardized single-ended metal halide lamp types.
The 2013 edition features new single-ended lamp data sheets for: 70W M98; 70W C98; 95W C90; 100W, M90; 200W pulse-start M136; 320W pulse-start M154; 350W pulse-start M131; and 400W pulse-start M155.
View the contents and scope of ANSI/ANSLG C78.43-2013. A hard or electronic copy may be purchased for $488 by visiting global.ihs.com, or contacting IHS by phone at (800) 854-7179 (in the United States) or (303) 397-7956 (international).


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The public is invited to the 27th annual Fun Run/Walk - Zoo Day Saturday, May 22nd at the Lincoln Children's Zoo, 1222 S. 27th St. The event is sponsored by Lincoln Fire and Rescue (LFR), the Lincoln Children's Zoo, HyVee, Wayne's Body Shop and radio stations 92.9 The Eagle and 96 KX. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. and the Fun Run/Walk starts at 10 a.m. in the parking lot at the zoo entrance. Participants will circle the zoo for one mile and finish where the race began. The entire family is welcome.
After the Fun Run/Walk, the fun continues with Fire Safety Day at the Zoo until 3 p.m. LFR invites families with young children to visit the Children's Fire Safety House. LFR also will have a fire engine and ambulance on display, and other fire safety activities will be demonstrated inside and outside of the Zoo.
The Fun Run/Walk is free, and those who participate in it will receive a free train ride around the Zoo. Regular admission will be charged for those entering the Zoo.
For more information on this event contact Firefighter Dan Ripley 441-8360.
For more information on this and other LFR programs, visit our City website at lincoln.ne.gov (keyword: fire).


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Suburgatory Scoop: SNL Grad Tim Meadows and Paula Newsome to Visit Chatswin
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Another Saturday Night Live alum will be stopping by Chatswin! Tim Meadows has been cast as Edmond, Malik's dad on ABC's Suburgatory, TVGuide.com has learned. He will be joined by Paula Newsome (NYPD Blue), who has been cast as Malik's mom, Tracy. Su… Read more


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The small Minnesota town of Zumbrota has turned on the Vikings in a big way.
Don't worry. It should pass shortly after the Purple play the visiting Seahawks today.
A fair amount of Zumbrota's 3,100 residents and an assortment of other Minnesotans from around the metro area will be rooting for the Seahawks and Casey (Gus) Bradley, Seattle's 43-year-old first-year defensive coordinator, Zumbrota native and, yes, lifelong Vikings fan, except for today, of course.
"I can't even give an estimate on how many of us will be there," said Pat Bradley, Gus' older brother. "It'll be a horde."
Gus' first trip to the Metrodome as an NFL assistant comes with a tall task: Slowing a star-filled Vikings' offense that ranks second in scoring.
"Every week is tough, but this week is even more of a challenge," said Gus, a former Zumbrota-Mazeppa High standout. "They have the running game and Brett Favre is the quarterback. I'm not going to give Brett a look that he hasn't seen in all his years of playing. This week, more than any other, it's so important that we execute and know exactly what we we're up against."
Gus grew up the youngest of Roy and Gloria Bradley's six children. It was a football-crazed family that lived and cried with the Purple People Eaters.
"I remember as a young boy getting teary-eyed when the Vikings would lose," Gus said. "It meant so much to me. I remember after Vikings games, calling friends and going down to the high school to play, acting like we were Paul Krause or Chuck Foreman or Fran Tarkenton."
The Bradley boys all played football. Scott, 57, was a punter and defensive back at Iowa State. Pat, 55, played quarterback at Concordia College. Kelly, 45, won an NCAA Division I-AA national championship as a quarterback at Montana State. Gus was a punter and defensive back on North Dakota State's 1988 Division II national championship team.
Gus' given name is Casey. But only strangers call him Casey. To everyone else, he's been "Gus" since he was 2.
"Gus had a lot of energy and was always getting into everything," said Pat, who works at Highland Bank. "I think there was somebody on a TV show back then who was somewhat like that. So I just pulled that nickname out and, lo and behold, it stuck to him for the rest of his life."
Gus got his coaching start in 1990 as an NDSU graduate assistant. He was at Fort Lewis College (Colo.) from 1992 to 1995, spending the last four months as head coach. In 1996, he returned to NDSU as an assistant and spent 10 years there until the Buccaneers hired him as a defensive quality control coach.
In 2007, Gus was named linebackers coach. He became close friends with then-defensive coordinator Monte Kiffin. It was a relationship that would land him his current job despite having no ties to Jim Mora, who is in his first season as Seattle's head coach.
"I became aware of Gus when Monte Kiffin called me and told me he was one of the best football coaches he has ever been around," Mora said this week. "I interviewed Gus. Our philosophy meshed, our personalities meshed. I loved his energy, his enthusiasm, his knowledge of the game. He's done a great job."
Seattle is 3-6, but 12 starters have missed a combined 43 games due to injuries. By comparison, the 8-1 Vikings have had two starters miss a total of four games.
Most of Seattle's injuries have come on offense, but the Seahawks did place All-Pro middle linebacker Lofa Tatupu on injured reserve a month ago. Despite that loss, the Seahawks rank 11th in run defense. They're 20th in overall defense, 18th in scoring defense.
Now comes Favre, Adrian Peterson and the Purple Express.
All of the Bradleys will be there today, including sisters Lynn Stricesky of Ogilvie and Jody Doraas of Zumbrota. Gus' wife, Michaela, and four kids -- Carter, Anna, Eli and Ella -- will be there. And, oh heck, they'll all be there.
"I will be a Seahawk fan with hat and everything else," Pat said. "Hopefully, I won't get beat up."
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The trailer for "How Do You Know," the latest romcom from TV legend James L. Brooks, has arrived and frankly there's not a lot of meat in that sandwich.
Reese Witherspoon is a professional softball player -- though you wouldn't know it from the trailer, Owen Wilson a pitcher for the Washington Nationals and Paul Rudd is a failing businessman facing a possible indictment. And of course, as in most of Brooks' films, Jack Nicholson is in the mix, as Rudd's father.
If you somehow haven't guessed yet, they're the three corners of a love triangle with Witherspoon engaged in some serious self-doubt and navel gazing. Would you believe that she comes to realize that ... no, wait, we don't want to ruin it for you.
In addition to being one of the greatest forces in television history, having helped create "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "The Simpsons" and "Taxi," Brooks has won three Oscars and earned eight nominations during his intermittent film-making career.
"How Do You Know" marks his first film since the disappointing "Spanglish," starring Adam Sandler, and it doesn't appear to represent a great improvement. But the man is a legend and deserves our respect, so we're hoping we're dead wrong about this one.
"How Do You Know" arrives Dec. 17.


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Frances Thurman is listed in the Benton, Newton County, Missouri census in 1850. With him are two children who I am assuming are his daughter and son: Elisa C. Thurman, born about 1829 in Missouri and Jesse H. Thurman, born about 1832 in Missouri.
Also in the household are B.F. McCoy, age 20, born in Virginia and Mary Ann McCoy age 21, born in Missouri, as well as Parilla Powell age 23, born in Kentucky and James Powell age 2 born in Missouri. Some researchers have identified Mary Ann McCoy and Parilla Powell as daughters of Frances. However, they have not been able to document this information. I am looking for more information about them.
Elisa or Eliza married Daniel Severs, about 1853 or 1854, probably in Missouri. I do not have a marriage record for this couple and their information has been posted in another blog post.
Jesse appears in the 1870, 1880 and 1900 census records, in White Rock, McDonald County, Missouri. He appears to have served in the Civil War as he had an invalid application filed in Missouri. He married a woman whose name was Cordelia but her last name is unknown at this time.
I would like to find out more about Frances Thurman and I would be willing to share with any one who would like to collaborate.


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Interior Architecture (MIA) Faculty and Staff
Kathleen Sullivan
Assistant Professor
Hometown : Pittsburgh, PA
Joined Chatham : 2008
Academic Areas of Interest
Sustainable and Green Design Practices, Environment and Behavior Psychology, Color and Textiles, Drafting, Basic and Advanced Studio Courses
Personal Areas of Interest
Organic Gardening, Western Pennsylvania Stoneware, Antique Needlework and Textiles, Late 50's and Early 60's Cars and Music.
Kathleen Sullivan, a native of Pittsburgh, has been an educator on all levels which include primary, secondary, higher education, and adult education. Her career started in Martin County, Florida teaching art to underprivileged elementary age students. She returned to Pittsburgh to teach art and art history for fourteen years in the Fox Chapel Area District on the junior high and senior high school level. In addition to her teaching, Kathleen was a practicing artist and exhibited in Pittsburgh's Three Rivers Arts Festival and Pittsburgh Center for the Arts as well as other shows in the region. During her years at Fox Chapel, she earned her Master's Degree in Art Education from the University of Pittsburgh. As part of the master's program, she studied overseas at the University of London and the Sorbonne in Paris with a particular focus on the art and architecture of both countries. This experience evoked a desire to learn more about the built environment as a creative outlet. She then earned an associate degree from the Art Institute of Pittsburgh in interior design where she earned several awards for her design skills. Kathleen went on to work for architectural and design firms that honed her skills as an interior designer as well as an on-air broadcast scenic designer. Burt Hill, Pittsburgh's largest architectural firm and one of the country's largest and top ranking establishments was highly influential in her career. She gained experience by being involved in high profile projects such as CNG corporate headquarters and multi-faceted projects such as Seven Springs Mountain Resort. She was then asked to join a firm called Performance Group, that specialized in broadcast design. This entailed designing newsrooms, control rooms, and news sets throughout the United States. It is here that she was able to truly integrate all of her artistic, interior, and architectural design skills. She designed, generated construction documents, and supervised the installation of sets from coast to coast. In 1993 she started her own business where she continued broadcast design on a national and local level, as well as designing commercial and high-end residential projects. When she took on a personal project of moving and restoring a 1780 log home that she calls home today, she accepted a position at Ross Schonder Sterzinger Cupcheck, an architectural firm near her residence. She designed a multitude of commercial projects ranging from churches, YMCA's humane societies, and car dealerships to name a few. Since 1987 when she started her interior design career at Burt Hill until 2007 she also taught at LaRoche College as an adjunct faculty member in the Interior Design Department. One of the many honors that she received while at LaRoche College was that of being invited to speak at the national Interior Design Education Conference in Tampa, Florida where she would share her teaching methods regarding green and sustainable design. These skills lead two groups of her students to place first and third in a national competition sponsored by East Carolina University regarding sustainable design. She is active in her community and is an elected representative for her voting district in Richland Township, Pennsylvania.
- University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA., M.S., Art Education, 1978
- Edinboro University, Edinboro, PA, B.S. Art Education, 1969
- Art Institute of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA., Associates Degree, Interior Design, 1987
- Projects:
- Seven Springs Mountain Resort: Rooms, Lobbies, Restaurants, Shops (Champion, PA)
- Consolidated Natural Gas Corporate Headquarters, Executive Floor (Pittsburgh, PA)
- WXII – News Set (Winston Salem, NC)
- WTVJ – News Set with robotic integration (Miami, Fl)
- WPXI – Complete renovation for north wing to accommodate new sound and control rooms.
- John Frazer Senior Living Tower (East Pittsburgh, PA)
- KMTV – News Set (Omaha, NE)
- WSAZ – News Set (Huntingdon/Charleston, WV)
- On Q – News Set, WQED-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)
- PBS TV – Sets for Welfare Reform, ZAP! (Pittsburgh, PA)
- KOIN – News Set with robotic integration (Portland, OR)
- KGUN – News Set (Tucson, AZ)
- UPMC Heath Talk Set, WQED-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Age Wise Set, WQED-TV (Pittsburgh, PA)
- DOO WOP sets located at the Benedum Theatre, national syndication (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Community Life Center, Senior Living (Tarentum, PA)
- Community Life Center, Senior Living (Homestead, PA)
- 900 Penn Avenue Apartments for visiting actors performing at the Pittsburgh Public Theatre (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Saint Alphonsus Elementary School and Gymnasium (Wexford, PA)
- Cranberry Township Children's Library (Cranberry, PA)
- North View Animal Hospital (North Hills, PA)
- Duncan Manor Animal Hospital (Allison Park, PA)
- Saint Paul's United Methodist Church and Education Wing (Allison Park, PA)
- Billco Mazda Auto Dealership (Wexford, PA)
- Billco Volkswagen Auto Dealership (Wexford, PA)
- NorthSide Bank Headquarters (Pittsburgh, PA)
- NorthSide Bank (Cranberry, PA)
- Western Pennsylvania Humane Society (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Kreb's Dodge (Gibsonia, PA)
- Cranberry Golf Course Club House (Cranberry, PA)
- Three Rivers Rowing (Pittsburgh, PA)
- Memorial Park Youth House (Allison Park, PA)
- Norwin Public Library (Norwin, PA)
- Good Samaritan Hospice (Wexford, PA)
- Clean Town Car Wash (Hampton, PA)
- AUMA USA Corporate Headquarters (Southpointe, PA)
- Saint Catherine's Roman Catholic Church (Allison Park, PA)
- Holy Sepulcher Roman Catholic Church (Glade Mills, PA)
- Bethany Presbyterian Church and Education Wing (Bridgeville, PA)
- Ingomar United Methodist Church and Education Wing (Ingomar, PA)
- Karndean International USA Headquarters (North Huntingdon, PA)
- North Hills YMCA (Franklin Park, PA)
- Rose E. Schneider YMCA (Cranberry, PA)
- Charter Oak United Methodist Church and Education Wing (North Huntingdon, PA)
- Pennsylvania Teaching Certificate: Art
- 1987 Allegheny Center, Creative Use of Building Materials in Residential Design, Third Place.
- 1999 Preservation Award, bestowed by The City of Pittsburgh and The Historic Review Commission for the interior design of the 900 Penn Avenue Building, which was repurposed with a focus on sustainable design to house the actors performing at the Pittsburgh Public Theatre.
- 1999 Honored in the One on One/Mentor of the Year Exhibition at LaRoche College, nominated by a former student.
- Interior Design Education Council, IDEC
- Her expertise in the classroom earned her the privilege to supervise student teachers from colleges and universities within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Additional activities include acting as the yearbook advisor, organizing art exhibits on a yearly basis, and spearheading student participation on all levels in the statewide youth art month activities. Kathleen was trained and involved in curriculum writing and coordinated the implementation of new and innovative strategies within the school district. She attended a variety of seminars regarding specialized training in behavior management, negotiating, youth drug and alcohol abuse, and special needs students to name just a few.
- While teaching in Florida she organized the exhibits for all of the schools in the district for the Florida state educational fair. That same year she designed the education float for the county which went on to win first place in state competition.
- "Sustainable/Green Teaching Methods", National Interior Design Education Annual Conference (Tampa, FL), 1999


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Mo. Senators Hear New Plans for Air Export Aid
JEFFERSON CITY - Business and civic leaders from the St. Louis area are renewing a push for new tax breaks to encourage international exports through Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.
A Senate committee heard testimony Wednesday on a plan that would authorize up to $7.5 million of annual tax credits for air cargo exports.
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First Look: Facebook integration in OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.2Apple on Thursday provided developers with a beta release of OS X 10.8.2, offering a sneak peek into how one of the most talked-about inclusions, system-wide Facebook integration, will work when it launches in a software update later this year..
While Apple has traditionally limited system-wide content sharing to microblogging service Twitter, the company announced it would be adding options for Facebook in both iOS and OS X in the near future.
Currently, supported applications in OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion have a "Share Sheet" button which allows users to distribute content via iMessage, Twitter and email. With OS X 10.8.2, Facebook has been added to the list of services available, making it easier to share web pages, photos and other digital media to the ubiquitous social network.
Facebook integration can be setup from any compatible app, as is the case with first-party Apple software like iPhoto as seen below. The quick and easy setup process should be available in participating third-party apps when the public version of 10.8.2 goes live as Share Sheets are a system-wide utility.
Facebook joins sharing options for Flickr, Twitter and iCloud's Photo Stream in iPhoto.
Users can also share images directly from the desktop by right-clicking an image file and selecting Facebook from the "share" menu. Non-image files and folders are not supported at this time, and it is unclear if Apple or Facebook will allow more robust sharing options in the future.
Aside from photo sharing, a seeming necessity for the social network scene, web browsers like Apple's Safari are another place where Facebook sharing can come in handy. Instead of clipping a webpage or linking directly to a source manually, the integrated system allows users to quickly share interesting sites with the click of a button.
Identical in appearance to the Share Sheet button seen in Safari on OS X 10.8.1, the beta version simply adds a Facebook asset to the list of supported services.
Once a user clicks on the Facebook option from the drop-down menu, a pop-up notification window appears alerting them that the sharing option has not yet been configured on OS X. A few simple steps are needed to register, with the only information needed being a Facebook username and corresponding password. The sign-in process is identical to Apple's solution for other services like Twitter and Flickr.
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If you missed seeing the movie based on Kathryn Stockett's The Help earlier this month at DeMotte, there is another showing Tuesday Jan. 10 at 5:30 p.m.at the Rensselaer Library and Thursday, Jan. 26 at 10 a.m. at the Wheatfield Library.
This book is also the selection of the month for The Bookies of DeMotte, and you can join in the discussion on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 2 p.m. or 7 p.m.
Women are finding this book -- the tale of African-American housemaids and their white employers in 1960's Mississippi -- to be the kind of story you share and share again with your women friends. It is a story of women coming into their own power, fighting a clear evil at a turning point in history, and the story carries the weight of that time period.
A visit to Kathryn Stockett's website shows the high praise this book has received since it was first published in 2008. An internet search will also reveal the controversial response of many readers to a white author writing mostly from the perspective of black women about a racially-charged subject.
But for anyone born after 1968, trying to explain the world that was the Jim Crow south can only be done as a history lesson, which is a good thing. Perhaps The Help is more historical fiction than history, but if it opens people's eyes to a new perspective, and keeps people asking questions about the past, then that's an honorable goal. In the much quoted words of philosopher George Santayana, "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it."
For a more historical view of the time period, check out the Library of Congress' site devoted to African American History Month, which is celebrated each February.
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The Oakland Social Security Administration Office determines eligibility and pays benefits to those entitled to survivor benefits. Determines eligibility and pays benefits to the entitled legally blind. Determines eligibility and pays retirement benefits to those entitled aged 62 and older.
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9 million now displaced by Syria's civil war, U.N. says
The United Nation's top humanitarian field operations official said Friday that more than 9 million Syrians have been displaced by the country's civil war _ 6.5 million of whom are still inside Syria, while 2.7 million have fled to nearby countries.
John Ging, the director of operations at the U.N.'s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, warned that those numbers are like to grow.
"Month-after-month, it's 5,000 people that are being killed in this crisis. Hundreds of thousands have been injured in this crisis, and again with the intensification of the conflict, these numbers are growing all the time, " he said.
Still, the international community is not stepping forward to provide assistance. He said the U.N.'s humanitarian appeal is only 20 percent funded and that the U.N. had collected only about a quarter of the money it needs to assist refugees.
Ging said about 4.1 million Syrians are receiving food assistance each month, but that the program has "very big shortfalls between the needs and the response." An estimated 3.5 million people in need of aid aren't receiving it, he said, because they live in areas where fighting prevents aid from being delivered.
Another official, Elizabeth Hoff, the World Health Organization's representative in Damascus, said Syrians also are finding health care difficult to obtain. Fifty percent of hospitals are out of service and 70 percent have been damaged, she said.
Those that are functioning, she said, are overcrowded not just with civilians, but soldiers and rebels in need of medical treatment.
The U.N. delivered more than 4 million medical treatments in the first four months of this year, she said, but has been largely unable to reach rebel-controlled areas.
"We're at the limit, yet we cannot reach millions," Ging said.
Ging accused the Syrian government of specifically blocking supplies that might be used to treat wounded rebels. "This is an abomination," he said. "Anything that could be used to treat the war wounded is being removed from the medical convoys."
Robert Mardini, the International Committee of the Red Cross's director of operations, said there is no way aid organizations can match the speed with which the conditions are deteriorating.
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These Pictures Prove Fox Is Lying: Democrats Didn't Walk Out Of Benghazi Hearing
Fox News and other conservative media outlets have amplified Rep. Darrell Issa's (R-CA) misleading claim that Democrats "excuse[d] themselves" from testimony given by the families of the victims of the Benghazi attack. In fact, over the course of the hearing, members of both parties were in and out of the proceedings.
Rep. Issa posted a tweet claiming that Democratic members of the House Oversight Committee left the hearing room as Patricia Smith and Charles Woods testified about their sons, Sean Smith and Charles Woods, who were killed in Benghazi.
The image and tweet are misleading. Members often come and go during congressional hearings to attend to other business (taking votes, other hearings etc). The hearing yesterday was over five and a half hours long and was split in two by a recess at 2:25 p.m. EDT. In the first half of the hearing, military and administration officials testified, followed by the family members in the second half.
One member, Rep. John Tierney (D-MA), released the following information:
Congressman Tierney was unable to stay for the entire five to six hour hearing due to scheduling conflicts; but, to be clear, there was no Democratic "walk out." Mr. Tierney was in attendance for the first panel, but similar to a number of Republican Members of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, the Congressman had a full schedule, including another Committee hearing, a meeting with small business owners who traveled from Massachusetts to DC, a discussion on Syria, as well as votes and other matters, and was unable to make it back for the second panel. He has reviewed all the testimony and reports and participated in the previous hearings on Benghazi.
In the following pictures, taken during the first segment of the testimony from C-SPAN's coverage, vacant seats on the Republican side of the dais (the left side, if you're facing the witnesses) can clearly be seen:
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The following photo shows that Republican members were also absent from the chamber as the victims' family members testified.
As Slate's Dave Weigel points out, only six of the 24 Republicans on the panel were present while the family members were being questioned. In addition, two Democrats were present (including Rep. Elijah Cummings, the committee's ranking member).
This didn't stop conservative media from running with Issa's deceptive framing (as they have for much of the Benghazi story).
On Fox & Friends, co-host Brian Kilmeade claimed that "some say it's the ultimate disgrace. Democrats walk out of yesterday's Benghazi hearing just before the parents of the victims testify."
In a later panel discussion, Fox's on-air chyrons described the incident as "Benghazi Disgrace."
Co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck claimed that "we actually had Democrats walk out before the victims' mom and dad spoke," while conservative radio host and Fox contributor Laura Ingraham said it was "one of the more disgraceful things that I have seen."
Writing at Town Hall, Fox contributor Katie Pavlich accused Democrats of "spitting" on the graves of the Benghazi victims.
The Drudge Report linked to Pavlich's erroneous story:
Breitbart.com also ran with the false story. At HotAir, writer "Allah Pundit" said that the so-called walk-out was an attempt by Democrats to send "a bold signal" as part of "the 'phony scandal' messaging."


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Ted Bergmann, the producer of early Grammy and National Football League telecasts, died Sunday following surgery in Santa Monica, Calif., according to his wife Beverly. He was 93.
Bergmann started his television career at NBC in 1947. He went on to work in advertising, where he matched companies such as Coca-Cola and Colgate with entertainment properties. The group behind the Grammy Awards sought Bergmann's help in 1962 to bring the ceremony to TV. He then produced the music awards show for seven years.
Bergmann served as president of the DuMont Television Network and televised early NFL games and live boxing. Other TV credits include "The Arthur Godfrey Show," "Love Thy Neighbor" and "Three's Company."
Besides his wife, Bergmann is survived by six children, two stepsons, 14 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.


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|Cooking Time: 30 minutes - one hour
|Preheat oven to 350. In a large mixing bowl, combine the dry ingredients. Add raisins. Make a well in the center. In a separate bowl, lightly beat egg and egg white, or Egg Replacer. Stir in vanilla, milk and applesauce. Fold in carrots. Add wet ingredients to dry ingredients; stir just until well blended. Pour batter into papered muffin cups. Bake 25-30 minutes, or until toothpick comes out clean.
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How to Launch Programs from the Windows 8 Taskbar
The Windows 8 taskbar lives along the bottom of your desktop, constantly updating itself to show an icon for every currently running program. The taskbar also serves as a place to launch your favorite programs. By keeping them in sight and one quick click away, you're spared a detour to the Start screen.
Not sure what a taskbar icon does? Rest your mouse pointer over any of the taskbar's icons to see either the program's name or a thumbnail image of the program's contents. In that image, for example, you can see that Internet Explorer contains two web pages.
From the taskbar, you can perform powerful magic, as described in the following list:
To play with a program listed on the taskbar, click its icon. The window rises to the surface and rests atop any other open windows, ready for action. Clicking the taskbar icon yet again minimizes that same window.
Whenever you load a program on the desktop, its icon automatically appears on the taskbar. If one of your open windows ever gets lost on your desktop, click its icon on the taskbar to bring it to the forefront.
To close a window listed on the taskbar, right-click its icon and choose Close from the pop-up menu. The program quits, just as if you'd chosen its Exit command from within its own window. (The departing program thoughtfully gives you a chance to save your work before it quits and walks off the screen.)
Traditionally, the taskbar lives along your desktop's bottom edge, but you can move it to any edge you want, a handy space saver on extra-wide monitors. (Hint: Try dragging it to your screen's side. If it doesn't move, right-click the taskbar and click-Lock the Taskbar to remove the check mark by that option.)
If the taskbar keeps hiding below the screen's bottom edge, point the mouse at the screen's bottom edge until the taskbar surfaces. Then right-click the taskbar, choose Properties, and remove the check mark from Auto-Hide the Taskbar.
You can add your favorite programs directly to the taskbar: From the Start screen, right-click the favored program's tile and choose Pin to Taskbar. The program's icon then lives on the taskbar for easy access, just as if it were running. Tired of the program hogging space on your taskbar? Right-click it and choose Unpin This Program from Taskbar.


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Fairly or unfairly, the public's perception of science seems to include a series of less-than-flattering words that begin with "S": stodgy, stuffy and serious. But it doesn't have to be that way; science also can be silly.
Brian Malow would wholeheartedly agree with that assessment; in fact, he believes in science's humor potential so much that he's made an unusual career out of it, performing across the country as a "science comedian" for the past decade.
Whether he's giving quick one-liners like "I just started reading 'The Origin of Species;' don't tell me how it ends!" or longer musings about how the constant weight fluctuations between his parents— whenever his mom lost weight, his dad gained weight— was a prime example of the first law of thermodynamics, Malow seamlessly intersperses scientific terminology into jokes about everyday topics, like parents and relationships, that are the staples of comedic routines.
And that little extra science kick, which has given Malow the kind of distinctive niche that every comedian seeks, might be a valuable tool in making the average person more knowledgeable about science.
"After listening to some of my new material, a friend once told me, 'Your jokes contain more information than other comedian's jokes,'" Malow says. This inspired him to begin adding more educational content to his routines – wrapping education in a bit of laughter is a great way to teach people without them knowing it.
At the very least, Malow hopes to inspire more enthusiasm about science during his routines, which have run the gamut from intimate shows at places like Washington, D.C.'s Marian Koshland Science Museum of the National Academies to a nationally televised appearance on the "Late Late Show" with Craig Ferguson.
Although Malow has no professional scientific background, he embraced science early on. Growing up, he loved reading both science fiction and nonfiction, and he was especially influenced by authors like Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke, who could write both types of material with equal skill.
Today, he continues to immerse himself in the latest print and online scientific stories daily, turning his brain into a giant scientific database. Physics and astronomy remain his favorite subjects, but he touches on all types of science in his comedy.
Malow's foray into stand-up was not premeditated. "It's certainly not a career I planned," he says. "My friends thought I was pretty funny, but I was never labeled the class clown in school or anything like that."
• Go to our podcast page to learn more about Brian Malow in a podcast in which he further discusses what it's like telling jokes to scientists and details some of his recent efforts to improve science awareness and engender enthusiasm.
• You can visit Malow's Web site at http://www.sciencecomedian.com
While living in Austin, Texas, he was encouraged to participate in a "funniest person in Austin" contest. Although he didn't win, the positive feedback he received convinced him to try comedy.
Over the years, as Malow progressed from working the local comedy-club circuit to becoming a nationally known comedian, he began incorporating more science into his routine. "It proceeded through a natural evolution," he says. "I had all this scientific information in my head, and, as I worked out some comedic material, some weird little fact would pop out that would fit in so well with the joke."
Even so, Malow never really considered himself a "science comedian" until recently, after he started doing more shows for scientifically savvy audiences. While he tries to keep most of his science content at a level anyone can understand, he found occasional jokes based on obscure scientific references just didn't work for a general audience. However, those same jokes would get big laughs from scientists, giving him a new outlet for his less traditional material.
A nice example is his one-liner: "I'm so spontaneous, I have a negative delta G." Malow notes that joke would pass over the head of most people, but it's a riot among chemists.
Malow really enjoys performing in front of scientific audiences, whether at universities, museums or companies like Apple or Dell. "Nothing is more fun than making scientists laugh. I feel that, if I can bring some levity into their science world, using their science terms, then I've done a great job."
"Now, it does add a layer of difficulty," he notes, "since, unlike other comics, I have to not only be funny but also scientifically accurate. We've probably all heard jokes that make no sense, but, among scientists, if your joke is based on a false premise, then it may fall flat, no matter how funny the punch line is."
So, beyond laughter, Malow likes to scan his scientific audiences to see if anyone is nodding along in with the joke, signaling that the scientific reasoning behind it is sound.
On the plus side, Malow reads about new scientific discoveries every day, so he holds a distinct advantage over other stand-up comedians who talk about their foibles, annoying parents and spouses or other types of observational humor: He never runs out of material.
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The META 1.5C is a compact, powerful and flexible laser cutter that is designed to be accurate and easy to use on non-metal materials.
With a cutting area of 48 in x 48 in (1.23m x 1.23m) and 12 inches (300 mm) of Z travel, it is capable of cutting a wide range of plastics and organics as well as other materials in a production environment. Built on a sturdy, lightweight steel frame, the META 1.5C laser cutter has excellent accuracy and repeatability. Simple user interface and job loading software simplifies work set up and increases productivity.
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How to shop on behalf of your clients
As a GoDaddy pro, you have the ability to purchase products for your clients. Learn how it's done and how it helps everyone.
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Welcome to "How to shop for your client"
If you build websites for other people or businesses, then you're a Pro. Your clients trust you to know what's needed for a great looking and effective online presence. And GoDaddy Pro makes it easy for you to purchase products on their behalf.
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As a GoDaddy Pro, when you take on the shopping for your clients, everyone wins.


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(map) L'Islet is on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence about an hour east of Quebec City.
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sourceware.org public mailing lists
Unsubscribe problems? Click here
First off, a handy little form for submitting mailing list requests:
All mailing lists hosted here accept only plain text email. So, you'll have to reconfigure your email client to send send email to any of the public lists at this site. Please don't ask us how to fix the problem for your email client; that's what google is for.
Some companies ask employees to include disclaimers on all their emails which say that the mail is confidential, private, or only intended for the recipient. Sending a "private" message to a public mailing list, which is distributed around the world to maybe hundreds or thousands of people and to several publically viewable list archivers is obviously silly.
So to stop anyone saying we're not respecting their requested privacy, we're helpfully guaranteeing it by bouncing any mails we detect with such notices. All mails must be public and without restriction of distribution as a matter of site policy. Some projects like GCC have their own stated policies. We can't always detect every such message, but that does not mean that any that slip through are allowed.
To get your mails accepted, obviously you need to remove these disclaimers or privacy notices. Either turn it off in your mail client for the list address you want to send to, delete it by hand, or if company policy doesn't permit that, get your company to change its policy. If your company servers automatically add it, either persuade your sysadmins to turn it off for the lists, post from home, or use a free web-based e-mail service. There's enough of them out there.
If you think your email has been caught unfairly please contact postmaster with the affected message attached and we'll sort it out. If you want to be a good citizen and report disclaimers which have slipped through the filter, please contact the overseers mailing list at this site.
So, you've discovered the fact that the mailing lists are archived, eh? That's a common internet practice. Where have you been?
If you sent email to a mailing list and put your email address in clear text, it will show up in the archives that way. Ditto for your phone number, social security number, and dental records.
In fact, not only will this information show up on this web site, it will be archived on other sites around the web, too. So, there's little you can do once you've sent this information out over the vast tubes of the internets.
We do not normally edit the content of the archives except to remove viruses. So, if you do not want something read by vast numbers of people do not hit the send key.
First of all, always use the automated unsubscription mechanisms. They're faster and more reliable than the human contact addresses, and to be honest, none of us wants to do work that can be easily handled by computers. If you are subscribed to a cygwin list you can also go here.
If you are, for some reason, averse to using the automated method for unsubscribing, you can also unsubscribe using email. If you are on list somelist, send a mail note to
email@example.com that your message is being interpreted by a computer not by a person so please use a blank subject and empty content in your message to reduce the risk of your unsubscribe attempt being interpreted as spam.
Your reply will be either a message asking you to confirm that you want to unsubscribe, or an error saying "That address is not subscribed" with a help message on how to use the mailing list commands. If you received the confirmation message, then confirm your unsubscription. If you got the help message, then your current mail address is not the same as the subscribed mail address. For this case, see the next FAQ just below.
Here's a scenario. You subscribed to the list "somelist" while you were in college as firstname.lastname@example.com. You've since graduated and gone to a corporation, firstname.lastname@example.com. Mail to your eagerstudent address is forwarded to your new hardworker address. You can't log in to your email@example.com account any longer, but you want to get off the mailing list.
No problem. Send a mail note to
firstname.lastname@example.com did I came up with that? I took "firstname.lastname@example.com", replaced the @ with a =, and then stuck it after the "unsubscribe" command. It's really pretty simple.
If you are succesful, you will get a mail response from the system. Your reply will be either a message asking you to confirm that you want to unsubscribe, or an error saying "That address is not subscribed" with a help message on how to use the mailing list commands. If you received the confirmation message, then confirm your unsubscription. If you got the help message, then you didn't send the right address to sourceware.org. Maybe you're subscribed on a different address? See the next FAQ just below.
There are a few tricks you can do to find out what address you're subscribed under.
If you can examine the mail headers of a message you've received from the mailing list, look for a line called "List-Unsubscribe:". If you're on the mailing list somelist, and the address you're subscribed under happens to be firstname.lastname@example.com, you should see something like,
List-Unsubscribe: <mailto:email@example.com>
See the "eagerstudent=uni.edu"? This means you're subscribed under the e-mail address email@example.com. In fact, this shows you the exact email address to use for unsubscribing so you now have enough information to unsubscribe from the list, see Unsubscribing, full.
Assuming the automated mechanisms are not working for you and you've tried to unsubscribe any address you might be subscribed under, you should contact the owner of your mailing list. If you're on a mailing list called somelist, send a note to email@example.com.
Include the information from the Unsubscribing, I don't know what e-mail address I'm subscribed under in your email.
For a mailing list that is very high volume (20-30 notes a day), a digest version of that list can be very convenient. When you are on the digest version, you will get a single mail note once a day (or once every 30 messages--which ever comes first) that contains all of the traffic to that mailing list that day.
Digests are less useful on low volume lists (such as most of the announcement lists, which may have one note sent to them per month).
The easiest way to subscribe or unsubscribe from a digest version of a list is to use the mailing list request form earlier on this page.
Like this:
Using the mailing list request form up above will make the whole process very easy to do.
We use a combination of a custom filter, spamassassin, qpsmtpd, and ClamAV (for virus scanning) to control the flow of idiot junk email to our mailing lists. As of this writing, the vast majority of email to this site is spam. Isn't that a sad state of affairs?
While our filters may cause an occasional problem with well-meaning email, in general there are few cases of the filters returning a "false positive" (or is it actually a "false negative"?). If you are subscribed to a mailing list at sourceware.org or gcc.gnu.org, you will not be subject to some kinds of spam blocking for that mailing list. However, if you are subscribed from one account and post from another then the posting account will be subject to spam block checking. To avoid this, you can put yourself on the "global allow" list for sourceware.org.
To do this, send email from the blocked email account to:
(where you=yourdomain.com translates to your blocked email address with an "=" substituted for the "@")
This will bypass some spam checking for future submissions to the sourceware.org mailing lists. It will not bypass certain types of checks, like sending email with html or other blocked encodings. You will also not be able to use this technique if your email address is on the site-wide black list. If you do find yourself on this list for some reason, send email to postmaster stating your case.
You can use this technique if you just want to be able to send email to a list without receiving any email from the list. You can also give yourself posting privileges for only an individual list by replacing "global" above with the name of the specific list.
If you have tried all of the above techniques and are still unable to send email to a mailing list, then send email to postmaster at this site. Be prepared to be mocked, if any of the above needs to be repeated to you, however.
We use qmail as our MTA (replacement for sendmail) and ezmlm-idx as our mailing list manager (replacement for majordomo).
We've found qmail and ezmlm-idx to be far superior to sendmail and majordomo. The interfaces to qmail/ezmlm-idx are completely different from sendmail/majordomo, but the benefits of qmail/ezmlm-idx are worth the time it takes to relearn everything.
For a discussion on the SPAM blocking software, see the above entry.
For web archives, We are using MHonarc.
The web server is Apache, the OS is Linux, and the search engine is mnogosearch.
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Former congressman Anthony Weiner – who resigned in 2011 after tweeting inappropriate photos – announced his bid for mayor of New York City in a YouTube ad on May 21, and Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Conan spoofed it this week. Fallon's spot is an artful mashup, while Kimmel's and Conan's are more, well, direct.
Late Night Laughs: The 5 Best Comedy Clips of the Week
This week in late-night television: Cracking jokes about the alleged crack-smoking mayor of Toronto and Anthony Weiner's run for mayor of NYC.


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Washing Machines
Washing machines are not accepted in your local council's kerbside residual or recycling bin, box or bag. Washing machines can be recycled at your local Household Waste Recycling Centre.
ELECTRICAL FACTS: *Most electrical items are recyclable and some need to be disposed of safely. *Electrical items can be taken to your local Household Waste Recycling Centre. * The retailer of the item may also have a take back scheme for recycling.
Find out what you can recycle in your council's area or find your nearest Household Waste Recycling Centre at Recycle for Merseyside and Halton


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The Rhythm of Creation: Blessing/
Pastor Barrett Owen
In response to the call of God, the mission of First Baptist Waynesboro is to be a family of believers who proclaim the love of God as revealed in Jesus Christ. We fulfill this calling through worship, education, fellowship, prayer, and missions in the community and the world.
Service Times:
8:45am Contemporary Worship
9:40am Refresh (Coffee Time)
9:50am Bible Study
11:00am Traditional Worship
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Preschool: 540.942.2253


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Cowgirl Wanted Poster Invitation
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Olderbrother Forty-Five Trousers - Black Indigo
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Wide-legged, cropped trousers. True to men's sizing (women size down). Designed in Portland, OR. Cut, sewn and naturally dyed in Los Angeles, CA.
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Designed by Bobby Bonaparte and Max Kingery, Olderbrother uses a natural process that's sprinkled with a playful spirit. By coming at fashion from a cheeky perspective, the designers find inspiration everywhere others don't and then find a way to make gender neutral, contemporary classics everyone needs. The brand embraces the Japanese philosophy of Wabi Sabi, paying homage to the imperfections and the unique characteristics of the fabrics. Designed in Portland and made in Los Angeles, they work exclusively with eco-conscious textiles, natural dyes, and each and every piece is free of heavy metals, salts and toxins.


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Orange TB500C
Cijena dostave: 714,00 kn
Little is the new big with the watts to back it up.
Orange have taken their breakthrough technology for the new SmartPower range of speakers and Terror Bass amp heads, and put them together to create an all-new Terror Bass Combo. The Terror Bass Combo TB500C features a 500 watt hybrid amplifier – as in the Terror Bass head – and comes with Tube Preamp and a Class D power section which drives two 12" Neodineum speakers.
This long-awaited new addition to the Terror family is a world-class quality combo with distinctive Orange sounds. The new Terror Bass Combo uses pioneering Smart Power Isobaric loudspeaker concept. This ground-breaking technology is achieved by mounting two lightweight Neodymium speakers within the cabinet, one immediately behind the other. This means a lower frequency can be delivered and more output realised with a smaller sized cabinet.
In keeping with the Tiny Terror concept – small is the new big - this compact combo deliver more power, and more volume than any other currently on the market. The Terror Bass Combo, with its characteristic Orange Amp looks, rugged construction, and portability, means that bass players everywhere can now be part of the elite Orange Terror Club. Also available with black vinyl covering. part of the famed "Tiny Terror club."
-Master, Bass, Middle, Treble and Gain controls
-Single channel, hybrid – Class D power amp with valve preamp
-Variable input sensitivity for active or passive basses
-Balanced DI out
-FX loop
-Built-in isobaric speaker system
-500 watts RMS output
-2 x 12" Special Design neodineum speakers
Extension Cabinet Options: 1 x 8 ohms "daisy chained"
Unboxed Dimensions (W x H x D): 38 cm x 58 cm x 38 cm (14.93 x 22.83 x 14.96")
Weight: 24.85 kg (54.78 lbs)


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|Gluten-free sour cream blueberry muffins .
Karina's Sour Cream Blueberry Muffin Recipe (Using Pamela's Baking Mix)
2 large free-range organic eggs
1/2 cup extra light olive oil
1 1/4 cup (packed) organic light brown sugar
2 teaspoons bourbon vanilla extract
1 cup sour cream or plain yogurt
2 cups Pamela's Ultimate Baking and Pancake Mix
1/2 cup finely chopped pecans
1 heaping cup fresh or frozen organic blueberries (not thawed, if using frozen)
Preheat oven to 375ºF. Line a 12-muffin pan with paper liners.
In a mixing bowl beat the eggs, oil, brown sugar, vanilla and yogurt till smooth.
Add the baking mix and beat until a batter forms.
Add the pecans and blueberries, stirring in gently.
Spoon the batter into the cups. I used all the batter for twelve; I like my muffins as big as possible.
Bake in the center of the oven for about 25 minutes, until golden and dry in the center. Note: If using fresh blueberries instead of frozen, cut back the baking time to about 20 minutes.
Cool on a wire rack very briefly, then tip the muffins out of the pan and place them on a wire rack to continue cooling (this way, they don't get soggy).
Oh-so-yummy still warm from the oven. And wrapped individually, frozen in a big zip-freezer bag, and thawed at room temperature, they're not bad either. Actually, they're some of the best gluten-free muffins I've had.
Makes one dozen muffins.
So darling, what are you waiting for?


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