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Adapted from the federal employee retreat Hi-Catoctin, President Franklin Roosevelt established the residence as USS Shangri La, modeling the new main lodge after the Roosevelt winter vacation home in Warm Springs, Georgia. President Eisenhower subsequently renamed the institution in honor of his grandson David.
Camp David has been used extensively to host foreign dignitaries. Prime Minister Winston Churchill of Great Britain attended the first such meeting in May of 1943; the summit held at the residence in 1978 for Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin resulted in what are now known as the Camp David Accords. (30 Photos)
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On soontalker France, you can create your classified ads very easily. They will be widely consulted by all the members of the site. If you are an individual, the creation of your ads is free!
The SoonChat network includes more than 20 websites. Each version of SoonChat is based on a particular country. With a single account, you can access to all the versions of SoonChat
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Alan Grayson on Environment
Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Rep. OBEY (D, WI-7): The cash for clunkers program has proven even more wildly popular than its strongest supporters had predicted. Just last month, Congress passed the program, which provided up to $4,500 if you trade in your old gas guzzler for a new car that gets better mileage. That was done in the hopes of spurring some new car sales and encouraging people to be a little more environmentally friendly. We provided $1 billion in the supplemental to get it going, enough for about 250,000 sales--which was just about exhausted in one week. This bill transfers $2 billion from the Department of Energy's Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee program, which doesn't expect to award funding until late next year.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. LEWIS (R, CA-41): In the majority's haste to slam legislation with no time for consideration or amendments, we are now seeing the effects of such shortsighted martial law tactics.
Senator Feinstein tried to negotiate some changes to improve the program but was told that it was this way or the highway. Not one hearing on the Cash for Clunkers program, not one hearing on how the first billion dollars has been spent, not one hearing on how much money the program will need to get through the fiscal year.
Many of my colleagues will say, This is a great program, and it is necessary for the revitalization of the car industry. I'm not really going to argue with those goals. However, are we sure this program is working like it's supposed to? I don't think so. This program has only been up and running 1 week. If that is how the government is going to handle billion-dollar programs affecting all Americans, I ask, Whatever will we do if the administration takes control of our health care system?
Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Rep. NICK RAHALL (D, WV-3): Earlier this year, the BLM made a truly shocking announcement. This Federal agency announced future plans to destroy, i.e., slaughter, 30,000 healthy wild horses and burros entrusted to their care by the American people. How in the world can a Federal agency be considering massive slaughter of animals the law says they are supposed to be protecting? The bill before us gives the agency as many options as possible to avoid destroying these animals.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. DOC HASTINGS (R, WA-4): Across our Nation, Americans are struggling to pay their bills; 9.5% of Americans are out of work. With this backdrop, what is the response of this Democrat Congress to record unemployment and skyrocketing deficits? Their response is to create a $700 million welfare program for wild horses and burros. If the American people want an illustration of just how out of touch this Congress has become on spending, they need to look no further. In the last Congress, the House passed legislation to ban the commercial slaughter of wild horses and burros, that cost taxpayers less than $500,000 a year. Now we're looking at a bill that, again, bans slaughter of these animals but then proceeds to spend $700 million to create a new welfare program for wild horses. Republicans are focused on creating the jobs in this country, but this Democrat Congress seems to be more worried about wild burros and wild horses.
The League of Conservation Voters (LCV) is a national non-profit organization that works to turn environmental values into national priorities.
Congressional Summary:This Act may be cited as the 'Bringing Reductions to Energy's Airborne Toxic Health Effects Act' or the BREATHE Act.
Proponent's argument for bill: (StopTheFrackAttack.org, July 2012 BREATHE Act Fact Sheet):
The BREATHE Act would close two exemptions in the Clean Air Act (CAA) that threaten the health of communities wrestling with oil and gas production in their backyard. The CAA established limits for major pollution sources; smaller sources of pollutants that are controlled by a single operator, located close to each other, are "aggregated" and considered as one source of emissions. Unfortunately, the CAA exempts oil and gas wells from aggregation. The BREATHE Act would apply the CAA to oil & gas production.
A 1993 EPA Report to Congress on Hydrogen Sulfide Air Emissions Associated with the Extraction of Oil and Natural Gas clear
Congressional Summary:
Discussion of pro/con (Huffington Post 4/25/2013):
Polls show that the overwhelming majority of Americans--over 90%--supports mandatory labeling of foods with GE ingredients. 64 other countries already require such labels. However, strong opposition from the agriculture and biotech industries has scuttled proposals for GMO (Genetically-Modified Organisms) labeling laws in the past. The most recent and high-profile of these failed attempts at a GMO labeling requirement was California's Proposition 37, which was narrowly defeated after opponents spent $50 million lobbying against it. "Unfortunately, advocates of mandatory GMO labeling are working an agenda to vilify biotechnology and scare consumers away from safe and healthful food products," a Biotechnology Industry Organization spokeswoman wrote.
Argument in opposition (Food Democracy Now 5/26/2012):
Exactly 20 years ago today, the first Bush administration declared genetically engineered foods to be "substantially equivalent" to foods that farmers had traditionally bred for thousands of years. With this single policy, the US government radically altered the food supply, introducing novel genes into our food that had never before been consumed by humans. Corporate executives at Monsanto colluded with elected officials to make sure that their new "products" were placed onto the market as quickly as possible. Two decades later, Americans are still denied the basic right to know what's in their food because of this infamous policy.
|2012 Governor, House and Senate candidates on Environment:
|Alan Grayson on other issues:
FL Gubernatorial:
Alexander Snitker
Charlie Crist
Rick Scott
FL Senatorial:
Bill Nelson
Newly-elected Democrats taking office Jan.2015:
AZ-7: Rep.-Elect Ruben Gallego
CA-11:Rep.-Elect Mark DeSaulnier
CA-31:Rep.-Elect Pete Aguilar(R⇒D)
CA-33:Rep.-Elect Ted Lieu
CA-35:Rep.-Elect Norma Torres
FL-2: Rep.-Elect Gwen Graham(R⇒D)
HI-1: Rep.-Elect Mark Takai
MA-6: Rep.-Elect Seth Moulton
MI-12:Rep.-Elect Debbie Dingell
MI-14:Rep.-Elect Brenda Lawrence
NE-2: Rep.-Elect Brad Ashford(R⇒D)
NJ-12:Rep.-Elect Bonnie Coleman
NY-4: Rep.-Elect Kathleen Rice
PA-13:Rep.-Elect Brendan Boyle
VA-8: Rep.-Elect Donald Beyer
Seated in special elections 2013-2014:
AL-1: Bradley Byrne(R)
FL-13:David Jolly(R)
FL-19:Curt Clawson(R)
IL-2: Robin Kelly(D)
LA-5: Vance McAllister(R)
MA-5: Katherine Clark(D)
MO-8: Jason Smith(R)
NC-12:Alma Adams(D)
NJ-1: Donald Norcross(D)
SC-1: Mark Sanford(R)
VA-7: Dave Brat(R)
Newly-elected Republicans taking office Jan.2015:
AR-2: Rep.-Elect French Hill
AR-4: Rep.-Elect Bruce Westerman
AL-6: Rep.-Elect Gary Palmer
CA-25:Rep.-Elect Steve Knight
CA-45:Rep.-Elect Mimi Walters
CO-4: Rep.-Elect Ken Buck
FL-26:Rep.-Elect Carlos Curbelo(D⇒R)
GA-1: Rep.-Elect Buddy Carter
GA-10:Rep.-Elect Jody Hice
GA-11:Rep.-Elect Barry Loudermilk
GA-12:Rep.-Elect Rick Allen(D⇒R)
IA-1: Rep.-Elect Rod Blum(D⇒R)
IA-3: Rep.-Elect David Young
IL-10:Rep.-Elect Robert Dold(D⇒R)
IL-12:Rep.-Elect Mike Bost(D⇒R)
More newly-elected Republicans taking office Jan.2015:
LA-5: Rep.-Elect Ralph Abraham
LA-6: Rep.-Elect Garret Graves
ME-2: Rep.-Elect Bruce Poliquin(D⇒R)
MI-4: Rep.-Elect John Moolenaar
MI-8: Rep.-Elect Mike Bishop
MI-11:Rep.-Elect Dave Trott
MN-6: Rep.-Elect Tom Emmer
MT-0: Rep.-Elect Ryan Zinke
NC-6: Rep.-Elect Mark Walker
NC-7: Rep.-Elect David Rouzer(D⇒R)
NH-1: Rep.-Elect Frank Guinta(D⇒R)
NJ-3: Rep.-Elect Tom MacArthur
NV-4: Rep.-Elect Cresent Hardy(D⇒R)
NY-1: Rep.-Elect Lee Zeldin(D⇒R)
NY-21:Rep.-Elect Elise Stefanik(D⇒R)
NY-24:Rep.-Elect John Katko
OK-5: Rep.-Elect Steve Russell
PA-6: Rep.-Elect Ryan Costello
TX-4: Rep.-Elect John Ratcliffe
TX-23:Rep.-Elect Will Hurd
TX-36:Rep.-Elect Brian Babin
UT-4: Rep.-Elect Mia Love(D⇒R)
VA-10:Rep.-Elect Barbara Comstock
WA-4: Rep.-Elect Dan Newhouse
WI-6: Rep.-Elect Glenn Grothman
WV-2: Rep.-Elect Alex Mooney
WV-3: Rep.-Elect Evan Jenkins(D⇒R)
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Sukkot is a holiday when we are commanded to be happy. We feel cleansed and joyful after Yom Kippur is over and now it is time to party!
Here is a tasty sukkah.
You will need:
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LINGUIST List 22.2375
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Calls: Discourse Analysis, Sociolinguistics/ Language
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Editor for this issue: Danniella Hornby <daniella
LINGUIST is pleased to announce the launch of an exciting new feature: Easy Abstracts! Easy Abs is a free abstract submission and review facility designed to help conference organizers and reviewers accept and process abstracts online. Just go to: http://www.linguistlist.org/confcustom, and begin your conference customization process today! With Easy Abstracts, submission and review will be as easy as 1-2-3!
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Call Deadline: 23-Jan-2012
Special Issue on Computer-Mediated (CM) Troubles Talk
Call for Papers
Guest Editors:
Irit Kupferberg
Izhak Gilat
Levinsky College, Israel
Important Dates
Abstracts due: August 1, 2011
Manuscript submissions due: January 23, 2012
Decisions sent: April 30, 2012
Final manuscript submission deadline: August 28, 2012
Anticipated publication date: February, 2013
Issue Focus
This special issue aims to present the state-of-the-art in CM troubled
talk. CM troubled talk (also known as 'troubles talk') involves problem
presentation and negotiation of ways of coping and possible solutions.
Participants are help seekers addressing professional help givers (e.g.,
psychologists, doctors and lawyers), para professional volunteers, and
non-professional lay participants communicating via synchronous and
asynchronous channels of communication (e.g., email, forums, chat, blogs,
We seek original discourse-oriented studies exploring dyadic and group
troubled talk that occurs online. Papers may be written from data- or
theory-oriented perspectives (including conversation analysis, critical
discourse analysis, discursive psychology, etc.) and may use qualitative,
quantitative, or mixed methods approaches.
We welcome articles that attempt to provide answers to the following and
related questions:
- How do troubled and often extremely agitated participants in CM troubled
talk deal with the demanding tasks of problem presentation and negotiation
of candidate solutions? Are there particular language resources used by
troubled participants? What is the role of narrative and metaphor? How do
people whose voices are 'broken' because of an illness (Hyden & Brockmeier,
2008) manage to get along in CM troubled conversation?
- What are the characteristics of troubled group interactions?
- What are the characteristics of synchronous (e.g., chat) versus
asynchronous (e.g., forum and email) troubled interactions?
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professionals do not participate, or are partially present?
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3 home games — Ike's Homecoming — in Week 3
If last week was any indication, it's going to be an exciting year of football in Warren County.
Eisenhower, Sheffield, and Warren found the win column in Week 2, and all three teams play at home on Friday.
Warren hosts long-standing-rival Bradford at War Memorial Field, Eisenhower looks for its second region win in a row hosting Iroquois on Homecoming, and Sheffield welcomes Brockway to the Mountain in non-league action. On the flipside, Youngsville hits the road to take on Cambridge Springs in search of its first win.
With region and league play about to hit full swing, every coming week has added significance for teams trying to make their presence known in the postseason picture.
Bradford (1-1) at Warren (2-0), War Memorial Field, 7 p.m., Friday
After a pair of non-region wins to start the season, the Dragons open their Region 5 schedule against Bradford Friday at War Memorial Field. The Owls' 1-1 record includes a win over Kennedy Catholic and a 49-0 loss to Oil City last week. Injuries have been an issue, and Bradford has been searching for younger players to fill starting roles early in the season. Alex Colosimo is the Owls' leading rusher with 152 yards.
"Bradford's game plan is consistent of years past. They'll run you outside the tackles then trap you inside," said Dragons coach Greg Latimer. "They like to run scissors, sweeps, dives, and few passing routes. Controlling the line of scrimmage and following our reads on defense will be important for our team on Friday."
The Warren offense is looking for another big performance from junior quarterback D.J. Fehlman, who has thrown for over 300 yards, and all seven of his team's touchdowns, in the first two games of the season. Tanner Stanz has been on the receiving end of five of those touchdowns, and is the leading target with six catches for 88 yards.
Last year's meeting: Warren 47, Bradford 6
Iroquois (1-1) at Eisenhower (1-1), Eisenhower High School, 7 p.m., Friday
A season-opening loss and a region win over Maplewood has the Eisenhower Knights in a familiar position. Ike won five straight games beginning with Week 2 last season, and hopes to stay on that track with Friday's game against Region 2-opponent Iroquois. The Braves also lost their season opener – 30-0 against Harbor Creek – before defeating Youngsville, 39-6, last week. Iroquois burned the Eagles for 321 rushing yards, including 178 and three touchdowns from junior running back Brandon Roda. Quarterback Dylan Carpin was an efficient 4-for-4 with one touchdown pass to Roda.
"Iroquois is a run-heavy team, and it runs through Brandon Roda," said Eisenhower coach Jim Penley. "They are very aggressive on defense and utilize speed and misdirection on offense. They are a scrappy team and if we are not disciplined we will look bad."
Eisenhower quarterback Rob Wilston shredded the Maplewood defense last week with 229 yards and four touchdowns through the air, along with 99 yards and one touchdown on the ground. Alex Johnson is the leading rusher and receiver for the Knights with 169 yards on 20 carries and five catches for 149 yards this season.
Last year's meeting: Eisenhower 39, Iroquois 8
Youngsville (0-2) at Cambridge Springs (2-0), Cambridge Springs High School, 7 p.m., Friday
After an 0-2 start, Youngsville will look for its first win of the season against Region 2-opponent Cambridge Springs. The Devils have outscored opponents, 110-12, and are averaging 350 yards on the ground thus far in the 2013 campaign. The senior backfield duo of Colton Noble (31 carries, 313 yards) and Devin Walker (16 carries, 150 yards) have carried most of the load on an experienced team.
"Cambridge Springs is very good. They return all their starters from last year," said Youngsville coach John Victor. "We've made some changes that will hopefully help us, but like every other week, all I ask is that my players give 100 percent max effort and get better with each play. I strongly believe this will bring us a win, if not this game then sometime in the near future."
Last year's meeting: Cambridge Springs 30, Youngsville 13
Brockway (2-0) at Sheffield (1-1), Sheffield High School, 1:30 p.m., Saturday
If last week's 27-16 win over Elk County Catholic proved anything, it's that you shouldn't count out the Sheffield Wolverines. Up next for the Wolverines is Brockway in a District 9 Alegheny Mountain League (AML) crossover game at Sheffield High School. The Rovers are led by quarterback Alec Shaffer-Doan, who has thrown for 643 yards and nine touchdowns in wins over Cameron County and Otto-Eldred. Brockway is averaging a staggering 454.5 yards per game on offense, but are allowing 395 yards per game, defensively.
"Brockway is always a tough opponent, but we keep getting closer to the upset every year. I believe we have the talent to beat them this year, but we will have to play mentally tough as well," said Sheffield coach Dave Fitch. "Brockway likes to air it out in a spread formation, but they mix in a run now and then to see if you are paying attention. Although we did win a big game Friday, it is only one game in our quest to get back to the playoffs and we will need to pull off an upset or two to get that done."
Last year's meeting: Brockway 35, Sheffield 21.


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Turns out Dostoevsky was really on to something with "Crime and Punishment."
Turns out Dostoevsky was really on to something with "Crime and Punishment." Viewers still can't get enough, even with 24-hour news networks and an endless number of shows depicting every step of the criminal and legal process. Into this glut steps news vet Paula Zahn, with a personal approach to the genre that gets her subjects to open up. Compared with other Investigation Discovery shows such as "Wicked Attraction" (romances gone wrong) and "Most Evil" (think Manson, Dahmer), Zahn brings a lighter, more sisterly, Oprah-like style to the proceedings.From a collage of family photos to its startlingly frank interviews with close friends and relatives, "On the Case" goes inside each story. Premiere episode (13 have been ordered) features a typically salacious tale: A teenage girl is befriended by an attractive young teacher. She's later found strangled in the woods. He's seen line dancing at a local bar a short time after. The events are recounted through interviews and actual police video, including the interrogation and confession, as well as a graphic body-recovery search. Despite the proliferation of crime shows, the footage is still shocking. It also provides the show with its most surprising twist. The influence of reality and entertainment-news is apparent, with shaky camera reenactments and scream-overs that detract from its otherwise professional manner. Show moves at a nice pace, divulging intriguing tidbits without endless teasers and the usual repetition (read, "Dateline") that pads other such shows. Unsettlingly, the mother of the alleged criminal in this particular case talks without a shred of irony or emotion about what a great son she has, despite all evidence to the contrary. She also keeps primping her hair.
On the Case With Paula Zahn
Investigation Discovery, Sun. Oct. 18, 10 p.m.
Produced by Scott Sternberg Prods. and Weinberger Media. Executive producers, Sternberg, Scott Weinberger, Paula Zahn, Diana Sperrazza; co-executive producer, Larry Israel; producers, Judy Artime, Kevin Huffman, Stephen Narisi, Emily Smolar.
Camera, Sal Manguarnera Jr; managing editor, Daniel Bregman; editors, Alan Bivona, Jody Leggio, Dan Katz, Mike Sheehan; music, Trey Gunn. Running time: 60 MIN.
Host: Paula Zahn.


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|Version 5 (modified by letezo, 7 years ago) (diff)
Force HTTP authentication from within Trac
Allows you to protect certain paths with HTTP authentication. The AccountManagerPlugin is used to check passwords.
Primarily this is meant to be used with the XmlRpcPlugin so it will work while using AccountManager's form-based logins.
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for HttpAuthPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Download the zipped source from [download:httpauthplugin here].
You can check out HttpAuthPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac. The version in 0.10 is also working with 0.11.2.1 release, at least with mod_python.
To enable:
[components] httpauth.* = enabled
To add additional paths:
[httpauth] paths = /xmlrpc, /login/xmlrpc
To add additional formats, like rss use this:
[httpauth] formats = rss
Authentication issues while using Trac with mod_wsgi
HTTP authentication just does not want to work. The Authorization header is passed with the HTTP request, but it seems to be lost on the way.
If you set the loglevel to INFO, then you will get this entry in your trac.log:
Trac[filter] INFO: HTTPAuthFilter: No/bad authentication data given, returing 403
It is already in Ticket #1169. I've quoted it here, since the solution is hard to find otherwise.
If you're using mod_wsgi, authorization information is stripped before passing to the WSGI application.
Turn WSGIPassAuthorization On in your Apache configuration for it to work.
See also ConfigurationDirectives
Recent Changes
- 12656 by txcraig on 2013-02-24 14:55:10
#10881 Added maintainer and maintainer_email setting after adopting HttpAuthPlugin
- 12394 by jun66j5 on 2012-11-29 18:26:08
Fixed broken communication between client on tracd using HTTP/1.1 if sending 401 Unauthorized. Sends Connection: close header in this case.
Closes #8558.
- 6675 by pacopablo on 2009-10-11 05:07:19
Set Content-Length header. Needed for API change in 0.12.
See http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracDev/ApiChanges/0.12?version=8#tracdandHTTP1.1
While not strictly necessary for anything prior to trunk, the change is
still worth while.
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Card Issuers Alerted to Organized Global Fraud Schemes
Visa has issued an advisory to U.S. payment card issuers, advising them to be on alert for suspected ATM cash-out fraud schemes. Visa could not be reached for comment about the Jan. 10 advisory. But a copy of the advisory was obtained from an executive at a top-tier issuing institution who asked not to be named. The advisory states international law enforcement agencies have determined global ATM cash-out schemes could be on an upswing, based on a recent case involving a limited number of stolen payment cards used to conduct thousands of withdrawals at ATMs in numerous countries over the course of a single weekend.
Card issuers have been asked to increase their monitoring of ATM traffic and report any suspicious activity, especially ATM withdrawals involving prepaid cards.
Meanwhile, FICO Card Alert Service, which analyzes card transactions across a network of 11,000 institutions to detect counterfeit card use, issued an alert to its member banks and credit unions the week of Jan. 14 about ATM cash-outs. In the alert, FICO notes that fraudulent ATM withdrawals in certain northeastern U.S. cities had been identified by law enforcement, and a global connection was suspected.
ATM Cash-outs
ATM cash-out schemes involve a coordinated effort to make withdrawals at multiple ATMs over a short period of time, typically within hours of each other. Fraudsters collect card numbers and PINs over time – either through skimming attacks, network hacks or purchases in underground carding forums – and hold the information until they reach a relatively massive number.
Fraudsters create fake cards with the stolen details and then use the cards at multiple ATMs simultaneously or within a short period of time in an effort to make numerous withdrawals before fraud-detection systems pick up on suspicious activity.


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Topic: 500 error :: newbie
I have ruby and rails installed, going through ON Lamp's ROR tuturial.
As part of the tut, models and controllers are created through the script/generate command, then actions are in place so the student gets an idea of how things work all without an associated database.
However when i create my database and try using script/generate the models and classes are not created.
I wrote them myself, saved the file but when i try to view the page i get a 500 internal server error.
Using a powerpc mac running os x.4.
thank you for any help


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Lytro is a startup in Mountain View that has introduced the first light field camera for consumers. Light field cameras provide many new capabilities, including the ability to focus pictures after the shot is taken. The underlying technology is based on founder Ren Ng's PhD dissertation on light field photography, which he completed at Stanford in 2006. The Lytro camera has been featured in hundreds of articles and TV shows, and won numerous awards including Popular Science's Innovation of the Year and Time Magazine's 50 Best Inventions of the Year. In this talk, Ren will discuss various aspects of the Lytro journey to date, including the technology, entrepreneurship, the camera and living pictures, and future of photography.
Additional Information
Host: Kayvon Fatahalian
Ren Ng is the founder of Lytro, and developed the underlying technology during graduate school. Ren's Ph.D. research on light field technology won the ACM Doctoral Dissertation Award and Stanford University's Arthur Samuel Award. Ren's leadership of Lytro has also earned him a number of entrepreneurship honors in 2012, including Fast Company's "100 Most Creative People in Business" and MIT Tech Review's TR35 and "Entrepreneur of the Year".


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Solar Photovoltaic Installation @ Arizona State University
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Installed in 2010 at Arizona State University in Tempe, AZ.
|Installation Summary
|Independent Energy Group
|Lafferty Electric Technologies
|PV System Owner
|Blue Renewable Energy, LLC
|Installed Cost (USD)
|Ownership Type
|Solar Power Purchase Agreement
|Ownership SREC
|Not Institution-owned
|Estimated Annual Utility Savings
|Data Not Provided
|Technical Details
|108 kilowatts
|Annual Production
|Installation Type
|Roof top mount
|Installation Type Details
|Roof top mount. Noble Science Library: Fixed system. 490 panels. 108 kWdc
|PV Panel Type
|Trina Solar 220 watts
|Inverter Type
|Satcon PowerGate Plus (100 Watt) (1)
|Contact Details
|Project Contact
|Jean Humphries, Director, Design & Support Services
Additional Notes
Project links: http://asusolar.adu.edu https://cfo.asu.edu/solar-installations-noble


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For The Record
Today's H.S. Schedule
Girls Basketball
Silver Creek at Cassadaga Valley
Chautauqua Lake at Pine Valley
Allegany-Limestone at Dunkirk
Forestville at Franklinville
Gowanda at Olean
Westfield at Panama
Boys Basketball
Allegany-Limestone at Fredonia
Youth Hockey
WNYAHL Pee Wee Mixed Division
Fredonia Steelers 4, Jamestown Lakers 4 – Nick Pchelka had two goals and one assist to lead the Steelers in their 4-4 tie with the Lakers, during Western New York Amateur Hockey League Pee Wee Mixed Division action at Steele Hall.
Carter D'Agostino and Zach Rybak each had goals while Alex Venn and Stephen Aldrich had assists. Nick Novelli was in goal for the Steelers.
Mitchell Pascarella had two goals for the Lakers while Timothy Harris and Jacob Gerace had one goal apiece. Joshua Janicki was in goal.
Fredonia Steelers 2, Bud Bakewell Bruins 2 – The Steelers scored two goals in the third period and tied the Bruins at Riverside Ice Arena in Buffalo.
Owen Nicosia scored the game-tying goal with 35 seconds remaining in the third period. Carter D'Agostino had the other goal for the Steelers. Nicosia, Tyler Sack and Jared Glowniak had assists. Nick Novelli was in goal for the Steelers. Among his saves was a penalty shot late in the third period with the Steelers trailing, 2-1.
The Steelers ended the league season with a 6-14-4 record, and will participate in the Melt the Ice Tournament in Garfield Heights, Ohio next weekend.
Adult Bowling
Lucky Lanes
Wednesday 4-Man – High team game: 41 West 850. High team series: Seybold Farms 2,411.
Other high scores: Becca Kent 238-233-215-686, Spencer Johnson 246-228-211-685, Steve Krystofiak 211-219-233-663, Josh Wilmot 226-229-645, Rick Crandall 257-222, Keith Glowniak 200-244-632, Alex Haase 214-201-217-632, Tom Jagoda 204-244-620, Joe Jagoda 245-619, James Golubski 254, Art Howard 235, Dan Struzynski 214, Roger Pacos 213, Marcello Miceli 210, Mike Lucas 202.
Lou Nocek BII – High team game: Professional Contractors 1,099. High team series: Bowlers Corner 3,052.
Other high scores: Dan Struzynski 246-237-243-726, Mike Lucas 213-232-222-667, Ben Montague 224-202-233-659, Paul Nocek 222-236-656, Spencer Johnson 247-215-646, Tom Battaglia 220-245-636, Brad Bixby 247-235-629, Greg Haase 249-217-621, Mark Schrader 254-210-618, Roger Pacos 248-614, Tom Jagoda 246-604, Alex Haase 245-601, John Wise 245, Anthony Dimmer 245, Lee Szalkowski 242, Greg Wisniewski 236, Ron Taddio 236, Josh Wilmot 244, Cody Schrader 226, Scott Jagoda 215, Keith Glowniak 213, Ted Schwalbe 213, Roger Burlett 213, Marcello Miceli 218, James Golubski 210, Ron Gworek 208, Howie Burgess 204, Todd Tworek 203, Joe Jagoda 201.
NCSA?to Hold Travel
Team Registration
The spring travel season for the competitive branch of the Northern Chautauqua Soccer Association (NCSA) will kick off soon. The travel club known as NC Concord competes in the Southern Tier Travel Soccer League (STTSL). This year the club will field teams in the U-10 co-ed, U-12, U-14, and U-17 boys' and girls' divisions.
Player registration will be held on Saturday, Feb. 16 from 9 a.m. to noon in the Dunkirk High School cafeteria. Registration fees are $80 for the U-10 co-ed division, $90 for the U-12 division, $100 for the U-14 division and $110 for the U-17 divisions.
The uniform fee is separate from the registration fee. Need based scholarships are available on a limited basis. Forms are available online at www.myncsa.com.
If you are unable to attend in-person registration, mail the completed registration and uniform order forms, payment, copy of birth certificate (for new players only) and a 2×3″ wallet-sized photo to NCSA, P.O. Box 331, Fredonia, NY 14063. Make check payable to NCSA.
Questions about NC Concord should be directed to Vice President of Travel Jim Enser at email@example.com.
Local Television
ALCS at Fredonia Boys Basketball
The Allegany-Limestone at Fredonia boys' varsity basketball game will be aired tonight, beginning at 7:30, on Cable Access Channel 5 in Fredonia and Channel 19 in Dunkirk.
Ed Eaker will have the call of the game, with Greg Krauza providing color commentary.


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Chip Wright's recent blog on LiveATC.net got me wondering what other kinds of armchair aviation activities pilots like to do. We always tell our readers to "keep your head in the game" when you can't fly. But how, exactly, do you do that? I posed the question to our Facebook friends, and they came up with a list of great suggestions. Here are some:
- "[Sit] on the flight line and watch the other planes. … You can learn a lot by watching the landings."—Stephen Bristow
- "I love studying sectionals."—Chris Hatcher
- "Hang out at the airport if it's nice or watching videos if it's not nice. Most of all I like sitting around with other pilots and talking about our past or future flights."—Ken Ludwick
- "[Study] for the private checkride. And practice the maneuvers in my head."—Regina Coker
- "[Read] the good ole' [private pilot] textbook! I've been a pilot for almost two years and I read it all the time!"—Angelo Zullo
- "[Watch] Sporty's videos."—Bill Boczany
- "[Read] back issues of training magazines."—A.K. Hassan
- "My flight sim."—Jack Weston
- "[Look] at my logbook and corresponding photos from favorite flights, like an SNJ over Pearl Harbor and a 172 over volcano on Big Island."—Rich Dusek
Great suggestions all! And the best part is, most of these are easy to do right from home.
If you would like to review past issues of Flight Training, you can do that right here. Search training topics in the archives of AOPA Pilot—your Flight Training membership gives you access to all of the members-only content on our website.
And don't forget that the Air Safety Institute has a stellar lineup of free online courses, quizzes, and mini-courses on a variety of topics for all levels of airmanship. The full-length online courses are eligible for FAA WINGS credit. Happy armchair flying!—Jill W. Tallman


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Proper safety seat usage
ALPENA – A group of teen moms got a lesson in the proper way to install a car seat at an Alpena Township church Friday.
The Alpena Teen Mothers of Preschoolers got a demonstration from Alpena County Deputy Mike Lash on this important bit of car safety at Word of Life Baptist Church. Car seats can reduce car crash fatalities by 71 percent, Lash said. While that might sound like a low number, the remaining 29 percent is usually due to operator error.
"I've had accidents where the driver and the passenger were injured, and the child in the car seat that I installed walked away," he said.
In Lash's time with the department, he has installed about 1,000 car seats, he said. Of those, only two had been installed properly by parents. He was trained by Safe Kids USA, and when he started seven years ago, 80 percent of parents in the country used child seats. This despite the fact that every state has laws mandating their use.
"And that is not a small ticket," he said. "That's a lot bigger than $65 if you're not buckled up."
Child seat usage has risen to 90 percent since then, and Safe Kids USA is working to push that number to 100 percent, Lash said. Using these devices is important, as car crashes are the number-one cause of accidental injury for children.
Lash told the handful of mothers that every car seat has a label on it telling users what the height and weight ranges it can accommodate. There was also a line on the seat he used in his demonstration showing the proper angle at which the seat should be.
Car seats have "expiration dates," Lash said. They should be thrown away after six years, or if they've been involved in an accident.
Children need to be in a booster seat until they're eight years old and 4 feet 9 inches tall, Lash said, although children may need them longer. Parents will know when their kids are done with booster seats if the seat belt goes across the center of their child's shoulder.
"I've actually seen children go up to age 12 and be in a booster seat," he said.
Teen MOPS organized the demonstration as a way to teach its members responsible parenting, group Coordinator Lillian Shriner said. The group is one of two aimed at giving practical advice to the mothers of preschoolers and young children.
Jordan Travis can be reached via email at email@example.com or by phone at 358-5688.


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Skip to comments.Local Child Molester Slain in L.A. Prison (Convict Code of Justice)
Posted on 06/01/2012 7:15:17 AM PDT by DogByte6RER
Local child molester slain in L.A. prison
An inmate serving a life sentence stemming from the sexual assault of a child in Oceanside was killed Tuesday in his prison cell in Los Angeles County.
Francisco Javier Aguilar, 36, was found dead in his cell at the California State Prison in Lancaster after 1 a.m., authorities said. He had a cable wrapped around his neck, The Los Angeles Times reported.
The cause of death has not been released. An autopsy was set for Thursday, according to the Los Angeles County Coroners Office.
Aguilars cellmate, Aaron Alvarez, 42, has been arrested in connection with the slaying. He was placed in isolation in the administrative segregation unit pending the investigation, said Lt. Jackie Galapon of the state Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Alvarez is serving a life term in prison on a 2008 murder conviction in Kern County.
Aguilar had been serving a life sentence since 1999, when he was convicted of aggravated sexual assault of a child.
He was arrested in 1998 after he called 911 to report that the 18-month-old girl he was baby-sitting was having seizures, The San Diego Union-Tribune reported at the time. Oceanside police found bruising on the girl, and a hospital exam showed shed been sexually assaulted, authorities said.
Excellent work, gentlemen.
18 months old??????..he should have been suicided a long time ago...............
Boy doesn't that make you feel good.
Murderers, rapists, and robbers have a better sense of what justice is,
than the actual Justice system does.
We must be "enlightened."
Enough said!
The cause of death has not been released...
Gee, I wonder if that cable around his throat had anything to do with it? Naw , that's just crazy speculation.
When you have cable you get bored, when you get bored, you want to go to Disney World. When you can't go to Disney World, you hang yourself with the cable.
lol ...
Well ... I would say that the cellmate Alvarez "rehabilitated" the now very dead pedophile Aguilar
A feel good news story. I like it.
I know this is the long-standing "code" in prison, but why exactly?
I wonder if many prisoners, whose lives were probably screwed up by bad or no parenting, were themselves victims of child molestation?
I'm sure Eric Holder will order an injunction against inmate violence since this lowlife's civil rights may have been violated (if he's black or light brown).
That biotch!!! Sometimes I want to send her flowers, take her to senddinner and listen to her talk in the late evening as I hug her and kiss her for getting at least one thing right.
Commute the sentence of anyone suspected ....
I think the "Convict Code of Justice" as inmates' moral outrage against pedophiles is liberal propaganda.
I'd bet it's more a matter of prison pecking order and natural selection. Those with only enough machismo to prey on children would be those who are both singled out as prey and least equipped to defend themselves in prison
Once again, mexicans doing the jobs Americans won't do. (properly)
Oh yeah he is rehab'ed..Bet you he won't do it again! May the monster rot in hell.........
Rapists, child molesters/pedophiles are ranked (along with snitches) as the lowest form of life by inmates in correctional institutions. This largley has to do with the other inmates (i.e., thieves, killers, robbers, drug dealers, etc.) viewing sex offenders in general as threats to their wives, girlfriends and/or kids who are on the outside.
Being that they are locked up, they are incapable of directly defending their wives and kids against these sex offenders on the outside. As such, an unwritten code has developed that when these sex offenders do get locked up they can expect unusually harsh treatment by the other inmates. This serves as a warning to potential rapists and pedophiles on the outside.
There may also be any number of inmates who are incarcerated that have also been abused when they were children too. For such indiviuals, revenge could be a motivating factor as well. There is also the general sickness and revulsion factor that these "traditional" crooks feel towards sex offenders, just like most everybody else feels in open society.
Lastly, prison is a caste system. You always have the separation between staff and inmates. But also within the inmate population, the criminals further segregate themselves by race, gang affiliation, criminal history, etc.
Cop killers are viewed as virtual royalty by the inmate population. Highly notorious inmates who don't talk are also accorded high respect ... a good example is Bernie Madoff. Snitches, rapists and child molesters are regarded as bottom feeders and are considered open targets.
Don't hang yourself with a cable.
I would rule it a suicide.
I would rule it a suicide.
But I got rid of DirecTV!
I've got Cablevision myself, but the commercials are pretty funny. Especially the one about attending your own funeral.
Urban Dictionary: Short Eyes
"Once again, mexicans doing the jobs Americans wont do. (properly)"
You can just bet that this will be thoroughly
2) It's somewhat understandable ... imagine being Aaron Alvarez ... you're doing life in prison (in California) for murder. That sucks, but ... OK ... You actually did commit the murder, so it's deserved. And then ... they want you to share a cell with a kiddie-raper!?!?!? That's intolerable.
3) Mr Alvarez seems to have committed another murder, and must pay for that. But the prison system that fails to protect inmates should also pay ... and it won't.
4) So what about the kids? Well, what indeed? The piece of filth that harmed them was tried, and convicted by a jury of his peers, and given the maximum sentence allowable by the law. If that sentence isn't enough for you, take it up with the legislature. Depending on so-called "prison justice" is wrong and cowardly. Prison should not be a playground for killers and perverts.
What we have here is a failure to communicate.
That is, for prison guards to communicate with prisoners about who should be dealt with, and how.
Prisons have lots of legal and illegal currencies, and are very capitalistic places. One of the most common legal currencies are goods from the prison "snack bar". For a very small amount of money, a guard could procure what in prison would be a fortune of "goodies" that could be given to the inmates, after an "accident" like this one.
It's important that such homicides are "accidents" and not "murder", which is all based on technique.
For example, who would have even mentioned this if the molester had fallen down a flight of stairs breaking his neck?
Putting him in a cell with a convicted murderer was tantamount to a death sentence by prison administration.
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Pauline Valone
Pauline Francis Naetzker Valone, a Dunkirk native, peacefully passed at the age of 96 at Newark Manor in Newark, New York on Friday morning January 25,
2013. She is predeceased by her husband of 60 years, James O. Valone; an infant grandson, Brandon Valone; a brother, Henry Naetzker, Jr.; and her parents, Hattie
(Fuller) and Henry O. Naetzker, Sr. Those left here to cherish her memory include her four children: Karen Wallace, Linda (Tracy) Valone-Panek, Nancy
Russell, and Gary (Sally) Valone. She is also survived by ten grandchildren and eleven great-grandchildren. Pauline cherished her faith, family, friends and
heritage. As a member of the First United Presbyterian Church of Dunkirk for 68 years, she served as a leader in the women's ministries, missions and as a Sunday
school teacher and superintendent. Her home was shared with family and friends of all generations including Ivy Hill of England, Ayame Ito of Japan
and Lih Jen Lin (Cathy) of Taiwan. Pauline's love of history and heritage led her to be one of the founding members of the Dunkirk Historical Society, serving
as president as well as exhibit and program coordinator for the women's history section. Themed events, such as the toy and doll house exhibition, were a
favorite attraction for visitors from far and wide. A life-long learner and artist, Pauline traveled to Europe; expressed her creativity through her paintings, sewing, gardening, jewelry making and her beloved miniatures. She was an avid reader and, at the age of 95, she wrote her own book, centered on the
young couple that "built and occupied" her last doll house. Pauline celebrated life, forever optimistic regardless of the circumstances. We who love her know she
will embrace what lies before her with even more love and joy than before, and for that we will always be grateful. Memorial services will
be held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock in the Harvest Chapel Free Methodist Church, 39 Matteson St. Fredonia. Rev. Nathan Lesher will officiate. There
will be no calling hours. Arrangements are by the McGraw-Kowal Funeral Home.


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Tidioute Area News in Brief
Senior Center Menu
Thursday, Aug. 1 will be Pizza, desserts and beverages.
Monday, Aug. 5 will be Chicken Salad, dessert and beverages.
Tuesday, Aug. 6 will be Spaghetti, dessert and beverages.
Thursday, Aug. 8 will be Sloppy Joes, dessert and beverages.
Please call the center at 484-3020 to sign up lunch or to schedule the TAWC bus.
Knights of Columbus
The Tidioute Knights of Columbus will hold their annual picnic and meeting on Thursday, Aug. 1.
This event will be at Schwab's Camp on Gorman Road from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. will be a recreation and social hour.
Events this year will be golf, fishing, target shooting and good fellowship.
From 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. will be the picnic with lots of good food.
All members are asked to bring a tureen to share.
At 7 p.m. the meeting will commence.
All members are asked to attend and bring another member or prospective member.
Bake Sale
Residents at Tidioute Towers will be having a Bake Sale at the Towers on Saturday, Aug. 3, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Lasagna dinner
Saturday, Aug. 3, there will be a lasagna dinner from 6 to 7 p.m. at St. John Center sponsored by the Ladies Guild of St. John Church.
Dinner is $10 for adults and $5 for children age 6 and under.
Those purchasing the dinners will include admission to the USO Dance later that evening.
USO Dance
A USO Dance will be held on Saturday, Aug. 3 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.
Location is the Tidioute USO Club (a.k.a. Tidioute Firehall)
Admission is $10 per couple and $5 single.
However, if you are in Military Uniform or period dress you will receive a discount at the door. Those who attend the Lasagna dinner will receive free admission.
Refreshments will be provided and Music will be from the 1940's.
Chicken BBQ
Pennsylvania State Championship Fishing Tournament Committee members will be hosting a chicken barbecue on Saturday, Aug. 3, from noon until the chickens are gone.
Also there will be hot dogs, and hamburgers.
Proceeds benefit the 2013 tournament set for September 26th through the 29th.
Funnel cakes
This year the Methodist Church will have the Funnel Cake Booth open at 11 a.m. until they run out of their famous batter.
Cost is $3 each.
Air Patrol participation
Warren County Civil Air Patrol Squadron 505 will be presenting the colors prior to the start of the WWII Reenactment.
They will also be selling hot dogs next to the storage sheds on rout 337 during the reenactment.
Shirts, Mugs & Hats
Reenactment committee members are selling souvenir Reenactment T-Shirts, Mugs and ball caps.
Cost is $10 for shirts and hats and the mugs are selling for $3 each.
Sizes include youth size medium and adult sizes run from small to XXX.
You can purchase your items at Buccardo's Restaurant, J. Lauren Design- Delores Timco.
Watson Grange
Plans for the Grange exhibit at the Warren County Fair were discussed at the recent meeting of Watson Grange presided over by Master Bob Hollabaugh.
Matt and Miranda Irons related their experiences participating in the exemplification of the 1873 Grange degree work presented at the Olive Hudson Kelley Farm in Minnesota earlier this month.
Lecturer Kelly Van Ord presented a program on county fairs participants Miranda Irons and Deanna Hollabaugh.
A picture game relating to fairs was played by all as well as a phone number activity.
Due to the Warren County Fair, the Aug. 8th meeting has been canceled.
The next Grange meeting will meet again on Thursday, Aug. 22 at 6:30 p.m. with picnic food for refreshments.
HELP is needed in the Pomona Grange kitchen during the fair on Thursday, Aug. 8th and Saturday, Aug. 10th.
Anyone willing to help, please call Kelly VanOrd at 484-7295.
60th Class Reunion
Tidioute High School Class of 1953 members held their 60th Class Reunion on Monday at the Hummingbird Cafe with a nice lunch and everyone enjoyed catching up on what has been going on with all the families.
There are only five of the original 23 still surviving.
Those who attend included Bob Benner who resides in Pinehurst, South Carolina, Joanne Burke who resides in Emlenton, PA, Betty Swanson resides in Warren, Robert Schwab and Jack Anderson both of Tidioute.
Re-enactment Begins
Saturday, Aug. 3 brings us the Fifth Annual Re-enactment of the Battle of the Bridge at Remagen at 3 p.m.
Come see the Battle us it begins to unfold at the Creek behind the Tidioute Towers and continues along King Street to Buckingham Street and onto the Tidioute Bridge, up over the grassy area of the hill to route 337 where the surrender will take place.
Tidioute represents the German town and is very much like the area in Germany where the actual battle took place.
Spectators are reminded to remain outside the roped areas during the reenactment and to follow instructions of the Fire Police and reenactment volunteers.s
Viewing areas are available on both sides of the river with limited nearby parking.
There will be a special viewing area for Veterans located at the intersection of King Street and Buckingham Street.
Their encampment will be set up in Tippy Ball Field just South of the Tidioute Bridge. Visitors are invited to visit the encampment on Friday, Aug. 2 in the afternoon and early evening and on Saturday, Aug. 3 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Cookie the encampment cook will be cooking food for the public to enjoy as well as the reenactors.
Please take note that the Tidioute Bridge crossing the Allegheny River will be closed to vehicle and foot traffic from 2 p.m. until the completion of he event which should conclude around 4 p.m.
Be sure to determine which side of the river you want to watch the battle from and plan accordingly.
Route 62 will be closed during the event from approximately 3:30 to 4 p.m. Plans for delays and drive carefully as route 62 will be congested.
Volunteers needed
Anyone who would like to help with traffic control for the WWII Reenactment on Saturday, Aug. 3 should contact Lee Lindemuth at 484-0225.
Also, donations of bottled water are needed for the reenactors and those donations can be dropped off at the encampment registration tent anytime on Friday and Saturday..
Author coming
Kenneth Hechler, author of "Pride At Remagen" will be present to sign copies of his book.
Hechler is 98 years of age and is the oldest living former member of Congress where server for 16 years and is from West Virginia.
Second Harvest
Northwest Charitable Foundation sponsors food distributions.
In June 2013 the Northwest Charitable Foundation, Inc., awarded a grant to the Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest Pennsylvania in the amount of $8,500 to sponsor future Mobile Food Pantry food distributions in Warren County , including the town of Tidioute.
The Northwest Charitable foundation provided funding for eight Mobile Food Pantries in Warren County in 2012. A total of 53,481 pounds of food has been distributed by the Second Harvest Food Bank through the Mobile Food Pantry program to meet the need of Warren County residents who were struggling with the issues of hunger. There are 80 households served in Tidioute and 160 households served in Clarendon.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest PA is the only food bank in Northwest Pennsylvania, Second Harvest is the major supplier of food to a network of 285 member agencies that obtain products from their warehouse and distribute them to individuals and families facing hard times in 11 counties.
A certificate was presented to Susan Weiner, representative from the Second Harvest.
Northwest employees volunteer at the Food Bank distribution sites.
Helping out on Saturday were Chairperson and site co coordinator- Pam Bova, co-chairperson- Tammie Silvis, Dan Huya, Scott Frazier, Miranda Irons, Michael Boyd, Kristen Plotner, Jennie Minich and Lyn Nicholson.
Bible School
This summer's ecumenical Bible School was held at he Tidioute Presbyterian Church.
The "Hay Day" theme featured stories of Jesus and Zacchaus with a corn field back drop, hay bales and animals, etc.
Each child decorated a terra cotta pot and planted flowers in them for the residents of the Tidioute Towers.
Games and songs were enjoyed by all who could be there.
White Elephant Sale
The Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW Post 8803 will be holding their White Elephant Sale at the VFW Annual Picnic on Saturday, Aug. 17 at the Tidioute Bucktails.
Anyone wishing to donated items are asked to please wrap the items and leave them at the VFW Post Home or take them to the picnic with you.
Bass Tournament
Plans for the 17th annual Glenn McKown Memorial Bass Tournament are well underway.
This Catch and Release event will be held on Saturday, September 7 in Tidioute from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The weigh in will be at 4 p.m. at the Tidioute Boat Launch.
A fee of $30 per boat with the categories being two men, couple and adult/youth (under 16).
The permitted fishing area is Kinzua tailwaters to President, PA boat launch.
River fishing only, no creeks.
Applications and shirt order forms are available by calling Deb Genter at 484-7407 or stop in at her beauty shop.
Deb Genter will be at the helm once again despite her illness and because of her illness the committee will be selling "Fishing for the Cure" T-Shirts for $20 each and the proceeds will go to the Warren Cancer Center.
August Birthdays:
1. Nikki Coughlin, Drew Proper
2. Dominic Gionti, Jerry Davis, Jacqui Schwab
3. Linnea Evatt, Steve Druggan
4. Tom Martin
5. none
6. Dick Palmer, Chris Roofner Jr.
7. Shawn Fulkman, Nathan Brown, Dawna King, Emily McG. Wilcox
8. Claudia Spargo, Jack Clinger, Lisa Swartz, Karley Schwab, Ann Cass
9. Donna Ambros, Brook Martin, Jacob Devereaux, Mia Beatty, Bradley Nuttall, Gerrie Anderson, Laurie Edwards
10. Chuck Swartz, Billy Emple, Donald Smith, Treyah Selfridge, Marlene Higgins, Thomas Mann, Duane Smithers
11. Mona Flasher
12. Dustin Sudul, Victoria Wolford, Margaret Bernacky, Noah Coughlin, Kate Craft, Bruce Ziegler, Job Faler
13. Lauren Slack, Lauren Roofner, John Sperko, Fran King, Bill Klos
14. Jerod Roofner, Robert Kane, Eli Martin, Ann Hillberry, Bret Moore, Michelle Buccardo, Clay Cass
15. Noah Sudul, Andrew Sveda, Nellie Miller, Joan McManigle, Courtney Davis Edwards
16. Marissa Weaver, Sandy Carter, Alex Q. Sabella, Joshua Spulecki, LaRenda Martin
17. Sharon Hulings, Tarica Albaugh, Tim Anderson, George Sveda, Mason Edwards, Chris Houghton, Sunora Henderson
18. Connor Faulkner, Brenda Anderson, Dennis Bee Jr., Grace Kitelinger, Alexander Maneo
19. Kelsey Nuttall, Stephanie White, Daniel Sveda, Carol Morrison, Sonya Shields, Taylor Fike, Jodie King.
20. Britta Nerber, Samantha Daelhousen, Amelia Miller
21. Sandra Campisano, Maria Spargo, Melissa Potts, Chad Ressler, Dennis Bee Sr., ZoAnn Nicholson, Marlee Nuttall
22. Les Lindemuth, Earl Edwards, Timothy E Sabella III, Donna Strain
23. Bonnie Lund, Chad McLaughlin, Kyle Schwab, Christopher Jones, Mindy Fox, W. Buck Lindsay
24. Arthur Rossiter, Wendy Jamieson
25. Susan Rissel, Crystal Williams, Tootie Brown, Jackie Edmiston, Larry Sutton, Jill McIntyre
26. Chase Myers, Rayne Walters, Chris Morgan
27. Landon Anderson, Mindy Veasey, Mark Benner, Hannah Fedele, Nan Anderson, Paulette Pascarella, Andrea Shoemaker
28. Chuck Brandt, Tim Jones, Karla Klos
29. Valerie Walsh, Cathy Coughlin, Shirley Gresham, Joanne Spor, Cara Parker, Lynda McKay, Jessica Call, Skylar Fry
30. Kim Mineweaser, Adrianne Robertson, Brandon W Shields
31. Doug Wilcox, Ryan Houghton, Clint Moore
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In honor of National Vegetarian Week, we've debunked some common myths for veggies and non-veggies alike.
Have you thought about becoming a vegetarian, but dismissed it because it seemed too extreme�and too complicated? You�re not alone. �It�s overwhelming for people when they first take the steps,� says Brenda Davis, registered dietitian and co-author of Becoming Vegetarian and Becoming Vegan. �But you learn so many things over time. You don�t ever stop learning.� Davis helped us debunk some myths that may be holding you back from cutting meat out of your life. Myth: You won�t be able to find appealing options at restaurants. That may have been true a decade ago, but as interest in meatless meals has increased, so have the dining-out offerings. �There�s almost no restaurant anymore that you can�t walk into and find something to eat,� Davis says. �Not to mention the fact that nowadays, most chefs are accustomed to special requests. Just as you shouldn�t hesitate to ask to substitute, say, a green salad for French fries, vegetarians should feel comfortable requesting filling meat-free accommodations. Myth: You�ll have to learn to cook elaborate meals. �It�s no more difficult to open a can of beans than it is to cook a piece of chicken,� Davis says. �You can put foods together very simply: Boil some rice, steam some vegetables and serve it with some beans on top.� It�s also increasingly simple to �vegetarianize� your meaty favorites, if you wish, with a wide range of animal product alternatives now available. Soy crumbles easily substitute for ground beef or turkey in recipes, and at Thanksgiving you can even have a �Tofurky� if you�re craving familiarity. Myth: You�ll have to take a lot of supplements. Most vegetarians don�t need to supplement beyond the universal recommendation for a multivitamin � provided they�re eating a nutritious diet rich in whole foods. �The worst mistake that people make when they go veg is they just eliminate meat and replace it with potatoes, pasta and bagels,� Davis says, missing out on nutritious vegetables, fruits and whole grains. The most important nutrient humans get from animal products is B12, which helps protect memory and helps maintain energy level. But if you continue to eat dairy products like eggs, milk and cheese, you should get adequate B12. (Vegans like Davis, though, may need a supplement.) Meat is also a good source of iron, but so are dark leafy greens and beans, so a plant-based diet shouldn�t necessarily be lacking in that nutrient. But if you find yourself feeling weak or tired, have your doctor check to see if you�re anemic. Myth: You�ll constantly have to defend your choice to carnivores. You might be surprised how few people even notice you�re not eating meat, Davis says, especially if they�re not cooking for you. But she does offer some advice. �I really and truly believe that it�s your attitude that makes the difference,� Davis says. �It�s important for vegetarians and vegans to understand that they�ve made a very powerful ethical choice for them, but that doesn�t mean they�re at the center of the ethical universe.� If you seem respectful of another person�s choice to eat meat, they�re less likely to be threatened by your diet and confront you about it. If you are passionate about ultimately converting other carnivores, consider that setting a good example is far more persuasive than lecturing. �If you�re the one who�s super healthy, people will sit up and take notice,� Davis says. Myth: At holidays, you�ll inconvenience your family and friends and ruin long-standing traditions. �I think the social consequences are the biggest hesitation people have about going vegetarian,� Davis says. But in the age of Weight Watchers, gluten-free diets and food allergies, you�d be hard-pressed to find a large family gathering in which not a single guest had a dietary restriction. Be honest with your family about why you�ve made this choice, and that it�s important to you, but stress that it�s a personal decision and you�re not making a judgment. Then, offer to bring a meat-free main dish to share. �At her carnivorous family�s Christmas dinner last year, Davis made over a family favorite recipe�fruit salad with whipped cream�by substituting non-dairy pear cream. �Every single person at the table tried ours and liked it better,� she says. But even if they hadn�t, she adds, �the important thing is that we�re still at the same table.� Brought to you by: Spry Living


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while 'lame' might've been a wee bit off base for my tastes....maccafan is dead spot on in intent and song selection...macca should ditch the overswamping love for all things beatle and do at least one frikkin tour where it is the 'lost' solo stuff that gets the overwhelming majority of the on-stage time...maccafans list was quite nice and there's no reason he couldn't perform them, considering he's found a way to do 'hi hi hi' and has been doing 'helter skelter'
at this rate, with the touring years, at least as we know and love them, beginning to to see a bit of a dwindling, and possibly an end-game, it's time he thought about his legacy to the Macca fans of the world instead of the feeble Beatlecrats who've held his bluesway all these years
you justbeatlefans can take an extended bathroom break for all i care...if it ain't 'rocky racoon' or 'oh darlin'...who cares !!
just my oh-so-humble-O'
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quote lucario333i have heard 2 things about the origanal lavander town music
1. this is the more likelly one,that it can make ur nose bleed,vomit and things like that
2.this doesnt even make sense and i doubt this ever happened but someone said that kids killed them selfs over the music?
plz say ur opinion or other facts about this music
i hope i get some facts on this and ty for reading
quote MantocWhy do people keep bumping 2 years old threads? Anywho Mantoc is right, there was a very high note that only kids with sensitive ears could hear which could damage them although I never heard it could cause vomiting. Japanese kids are like test subjects to NintendoJust to mention it, the music meant only existed in the Japanese alpha version^^. so i dont think u played it as little child
quote Inhalequote LynxxDoes this hold any truth?Lavender Town's music in the original (read: Japanese) versions of Red and Green (Green was later released in America as Blue) contained notes that people over the age of around five or six years were unable to perceive, and apparently it was these notes that affected the children.
The notes were removed when the games were re-released in America, so it shouldn't affect children nowadays.
I remember when I got Pokemon Red at the age of five, Lavender Town's music didn't inspire any thoughts of harming myself etc in me.
quote Bulbagarden's Lavender Town pageLink.Trivia
Lavender Town's Japanese motto is シオンは むらさき とうとい いろ "Shion is the color of purple nobility."
In the German versions, Lavender Town is called Lavandia, the same name as the French for Mauville City.
In early copies of Pokémon Red and Green, Lavender Town's theme was slightly different and included a few high pitched notes in the background at certain intervals of its music.
Its English motto before Generation IV was "The Noble Purple Town."
In the Japanese edition of the Christian Bible, Mt. Zion is called シオンの山 Shion no San, which is the same as the Japanese name of Lavender Town.
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Toshiba Corp. on Monday unveiled what it calls the world's first laptop that supports Blu-ray 3D playback. The new dynabook TX/98MBL is equipped with a 120Hz LCD screen along with Nvidia 3D Vision kit and will initially be available in Japan only. In Europe a similar model will be available under Satellite A665 name.
Toshiba dynabook TX/98MBL is based on Intel Core i7-470QM (1.73GHz, 2.93GHz TurboBoost) microprocessor, is equipped with 15.6" Wide LED LCD with 120Hz refresh rate along with Nvidia GeForce GTS 350M graphics accelerator (DirectX 10.1, 96 stream processors, 128-bit GDDR3 memory controller, 1GB memory, HybridPower technology support and so on). Other specs include 4GB DDR3 memory, 640GB hard drive, Blu-ray disc drive, remote control, Nvidia 3D Vision kit and so on.
Toshiba did not reveal the resolution of the dynabook TX/98MBL screen, but indirectly implied in its press release that it does support 1920x1080 resolution (1080p, full-HD). However, in case of Satellite A665, the company did state that it only sports screen resolution of 1366x768, which will not allow to enjoy Blu-ray movies in their maximum quality. It is highly likely that the Japanese notebook also does not support full-HD.
The dynabook TX/98MBL complements its high grade visual experience with a combination of harman/kardon stereo speakers and Dolby Advanced Audio.
Blu-ray 3D movie support requires Nvidia's new driver package and Corel Blu-ray player software, available for download in Q4 2010.
Both dynabook TX/98MBL and Satellite A665 will be available by the end of July. Pricing is unknown.


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This is where sitting in a foreign country and having to
This is where sitting in a foreign country and having to wait for the dubbed version of a television series to take place, reallyreally makes it difficult not to trawl the Internet for a quick, if possibly illegal, fix for my curiosity. I'll wait. But, it is a temptation. Enjoy. It looks to be a great series.

I'm sorry. I swear I'm not trying to exclude our non
I'm sorry. I swear I'm not trying to exclude our non-North American audiences. I wish there were ways for companies like NBC to actually take full advantage of the Web for those not in North America. Yowza.

Does he have the same <<bleep>> vocabulary he
Does he have the same <<bleep>> vocabulary he used in <<bleep>>Deadwood?
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As someone with a theological education, I've enjoyed the
As someone with a theological education, I've enjoyed the first two episodes. I've been particularly intrigued by its allusions to Old Testament figures (Saul, David, Goliath etc.) and biblical notions of anointing and prophetic office. I don't know about the show's origins or its creators, but I hope they keep up the good job.

Yes, I've watched the debut and second episode of "Kings.
Yes, I've watched the debut and second episode of "Kings." It's intriguing, but I found the second episode to be rather shallow. It clearly wanted to draw a parallel between the Palestinian-Israeli conflict; however, the Gath characters seemed wooden and stereotypical. What I can't get is why his countrymen seem to love King Silas so much when he's such a manipulating, corrupt Sneaky Old Boy inside the court. All his relationships seem horribly stilted, even that with his daughter Michelle, supposedly the apple of the king's eye. David's naivete' is beginning to grate as well. I hope things improve as the series proceeds.


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Alabama's Dee Milliner is confident he and Joe Haden will form the best cornerback tandem in the NFL if the Browns tab him with the No. 6 overall pick in the draft, Mary Kay Cabot of the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports.
"I really think we can," Milliner said in a phone interview today. "Not to be cocky or anything, but I think we'd be two really dynamic players who could go out and do great things for this defense."
Can he think of another pair that'd top them?
"No, not right now, I don't think so," he said. "Oh man, that would be awesome. I think we'd make a great combo and we'd accomplish some great things together."
Milliner, the undisputed premier cornerback in this draft, had the thrill of meeting former first-rounder Haden on Monday when he paid a pre-draft visit to the Browns. The two sat down and chatted, and Milliner watched one of his film heroes come to life.
"I study the top cornerbacks in the league to see what techniques I can put into my arsenal," Milliner. "I've watched film of guys like Champ Bailey, Darrelle Revis, Patrick Peterson and Joe. Joe has great fundamentals and he's definitely going to be one of the great DBs in the game. I really enjoyed meeting him. I've played against him, but have never really gotten a chance to talk to him."
What would it mean to have the two roaming the defensive backfield together?
"I definitely think we'd be a playoff contender," Milliner said.
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Estimated grade. Sold by B. Max Mehl Jun '41 price realized $1.6
Ron Guth: In 1832, the mintage of Half Dimes dropped below one million coins, once of only two times that this occured in the Capped Bust series. Nevertheless, this is still a hefty mintage and there are plenty of survivors today. Many remain in nice condition, including hundreds of Mint State examples. The most frequently-seen Mint State grade is MS63, followed by MS64. Gem 1832 Half Dimes are not nearly as common, but they can be found with relative ease in MS65 and MS66. In MS67, the number of survivors drops quickly to less than a dozen examples. The finest example known thus far is a single, rather phenomenal PCGS MS68+.
As usual for this series, most examples are well struck. Many of the top-condition coins present lovely toning and patina acquired over the past decades.
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Can you quickly summarize your mathematical approach for our readers?
There is no mathematical approach. I dislike that term. I hate speaking about it in these terms, but it's a valid question. It's just that analyzing something that we have been doing as a natural process doesn't feel right to me. It's getting the focus away from the fact that we are trying to deal with an emotional expression that also happens to fuck with your mind. That's it.
And to really mess things up for you and get even more vague, and this applies especially to Koloss, there is no one formula that everything we do follows. The logic that might be underlying most of our stuff is sometimes thrown out of the window completely (laughs). The new album is full of that type of illusion.
But there has to be some kind of analytical process to get riffs to ultimately align in time, no?
I'll put it this way: When I get an idea, it's never a thing where I sit and count or figure out the theoretical aspect first. When the first idea/ideas are crafted and arranged with other ideas into a song, that's the first time that the theoretical part comes into play. But initially, it's just going with whatever your imagination feeds you. From a theoretical aspect, we could go into odd groupings and for memorizing certain things, it is maybe a useful term. But it really takes more away from the music than it clarifies.
To put it in a general term—which in my mind, makes a lot more sense—it's like taking a rhythmical figure (or any number of rhythmical figures) and "super-imposing" them over a 4/4 frame. It almost resembles a puzzle. The rhythmical figures in our music don't "land" and repeat themselves with every bar.
What's cool is that even though all of these superimposed rhythms are really complex, it's all typically done over 4/4. I guess the trick is that unlike most 4/4-based music, where the phrases are clearly delineated, your phrases start over in different places in the measures.
Where a standard blues riff finds its way back to "one" and re-starts when the next bar starts, our riffs rarely do. If they ever even out—and a lot of times they don't, they might find their way back after 16 measures, for instance. It really isn't all that special from a theoretical standpoint. This concept is present in so much music and so many genres.
But you've taken this simple concept to heights previously never reached.
We tend to work with really odd rhythmical patterns, however, and mess around a lot with how the notes in the riff might point to the riff working toward a natural conclusion that the rhythm pattern doesn't really support.
For most guitarists, playing a riff while hearing the drums simultaneously imply a different meter can be extremely hard to do without some serious practicing. How do you individually practice parts that might feel rhythmically uncomfortable at first, and also require precision—with a metronome, sequence, or drum machine?
For me personally, it's just sitting with the guitar tapping the beat with my foot. Sometimes it might require a metronome, but that's rare—even though it's a great tool for getting the "sense" of what your problem is.
Everyone talks about your band's rhythmic approach but what about your harmonic approach. Where does that come from?
I guess it's very natural considering the topic here, but we move between using tritones and minor and diminished scales. I'd say that we stay away from major keys and then pretty much everything else is used. Dick Lövgren [bassist] who is very well versed in musical theory—which I am not—always points out that I tend to use a lot of counterpoint when I'm composing as well.
Tell us about your new signature guitar.
Our signature M8Ms are made by Ibanez. We just got them a while ago and they are modeled after the 8-string that we built with Ibanez. We didn't expect them to be quite as good as our originals, but man, they exceeded our expectations. They are actually a little bit better.
The M8M has an ultra-long 29.4" scale length. Do you have to do anything to accommodate this extended range?
Yeah, we have a custom string set made for us by Dunlop to accommodate for the extended scale of our guitars—.009, .011, .016, .026, .036, .046, .052, and .070. We also tune down a half-step from standard tuning.
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