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The focus is on the bridge railing
Monday, October 19, 2009
Watery, Outdoor New Hope Bridge Views
The focus is on the bridge railing
63 comments:
- Gallow said...
This would look great in a frame for all three photos. Great job.
- October 20, 2009 at 12:45 PM
- Squirrel said...
Very beautiful progression of photos. I hope to see more in the future.
- October 20, 2009 at 12:46 PM
- Cezar and Léia said...
Thank you so much for these wonderful 3 shots!It's outstanding!
I imagine a good energy in this place, a beautiful and peaceful nature!
Those little lights at the first shot are magnificent, you are an artist!
God bless you
- October 20, 2009 at 12:47 PM
- cieldequimper said...
Wohoo, what a tryptich! Fantastic!
- October 20, 2009 at 12:50 PM
- Olivier said...
superbe, j'aime bien le flou sur la deuxieme photo
- October 20, 2009 at 1:07 PM
- Married to Singaporean said...
Very beautiful photos. I love the 2nd very much, it is a very unique view.
- October 20, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- photowannabe said...
Beautiful setting and perfect for all three themes.
- October 20, 2009 at 1:35 PM
- Lois said...
They are all so pretty, but the third one is my favorite. I like the way you can see the fall color on the trees reflected in the water!
- October 20, 2009 at 1:36 PM
- Jan said...
James, these are all fantastic. I really love the bottom one.
- October 20, 2009 at 1:54 PM
- Carolyn Ford said...
It's really fun to change the focus on the same scenes! The effects really compliment each other! Great photos for all 3 memes...fun!
- October 20, 2009 at 2:18 PM
- Sylvia K said...
Such fantastic shots -- as always, James! I can't really choose a favorite because I love the perspective from each of them.
Have a great day!
- October 20, 2009 at 2:34 PM
- Leslie: said...
Beautiful vistas!
- October 20, 2009 at 2:39 PM
- Pam said...
Hi James,
My sister would love this photo. She use to live just over the bridge in Lambertville. I always enjoyed visiting New Hope, it is beautiful area.
- October 20, 2009 at 4:15 PM
That is just stunning my friend. I love it. There will be an award on my blog tomorrow for ya :)
- October 20, 2009 at 4:33 PM
- Photo Cache said...
Your photos are always amazing.
- October 20, 2009 at 4:38 PM
- ruma2008 said...
Colored leaves.
The mountains which surround the circumference.
All is superb!!
- October 20, 2009 at 4:47 PM
- Q said...
Thank you for once again inspiring me to be a better photgrapher!
- October 20, 2009 at 4:48 PM
Ahh, like thees, 3 different, but the same. You have been working the motive, well done.
- October 20, 2009 at 5:31 PM
- Carly said...
I love the shot through the bridge!!
- October 20, 2009 at 6:14 PM
- Tom said...
3 fantastic shots... each as good if not better as the one before..
- October 20, 2009 at 7:28 PM
- Joy said...
Beautiful photos of the river with autumnal forest colours. Like the contrast with your other one. A river of many personalities.
- October 20, 2009 at 7:38 PM
- Martha in PA said...
Great shots! I love the perspective through the railing. I hate when I can't find a place to stop when I see something to shoot. My luck I would get stopped by a cop!
- October 20, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- mbkatc230 said...
Great shots. Love them all, but I think the second is my favorite - really neat perspective. The Delaware really is an amazing body of water, and New Hope is one of my favorite places. Kathy
- October 20, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Roger Owen Green said...
The third one is my favorite, but they're all nice.
- October 20, 2009 at 9:12 PM
- Ebie said...
Great illustration on the focal points. Everything looks so delightful with the golds, reds, greens and orange in the background.
- October 20, 2009 at 9:31 PM
- Ai Shiang said...
I like the 3rd pic, looks like into into a telescope.
- October 20, 2009 at 10:02 PM
- Rose said...
I love the first picture--so peaceful with the solitary boater on the river. But all three are interesting perspectives on the same scene. Thanks for sharing!
- October 20, 2009 at 10:12 PM
- Julie ScottsdaleDailyPhoto.com said...
all three are excellent photos of a beautiful scene
- October 20, 2009 at 10:31 PM
- Quilt Works said...
Neat image through the iron fence - I love natural frames.
What a nice calm peaceful day. Makes me want to be there!
My watery entry, hope you like it too
- October 20, 2009 at 10:39 PM
- Tumblewords: said...
Astounding! Stunning! Spectacular! Gorgeous!
- October 20, 2009 at 10:49 PM
- Kara S said...
Love the 2nd photo. The perspective is awesome! I agree with previous comments - frame these for a wall collage!
- October 20, 2009 at 10:54 PM
- Claudia@DipityRoad said...
Fantastic Frame! Great shot!
If you have a moment — I would love you to stop by and say hi!
TTFN~~ Claudia ♥ ♥
- October 20, 2009 at 11:14 PM
- Thérèse said...
Nice approach: 1, 2, 3.
- October 20, 2009 at 11:27 PM
- Mona said...
Great shots. I like all three with their different perspectives.
- October 20, 2009 at 11:51 PM
- Hilda said...
This is a fun series of shots. Looks like you really enjoy playing around with your camera. I love the magnificent view!
- October 21, 2009 at 12:08 AM
- Regina said...
Beautiful captures James!
- October 21, 2009 at 12:44 AM
- Jeanne Selep said...
I love the different framing
- October 21, 2009 at 1:06 AM
- Kcalpesh said...
Superb photos and very creative! I'm sure getting some new ideas here from your blog James! Thanks so much!
- Pixellicious Photos
- October 21, 2009 at 1:37 AM
- Maggie May said...
I just love the way you have taken these pictures through the rings of the railings. Makes them very unique and appealing. Great job.
Nuts in May
- October 21, 2009 at 2:47 AM
- Really Rainey said...
Great photos taken from some nice vantages! I really enjoyed them!
Have a great Rest of the Week!
~Really rainey~
- October 21, 2009 at 2:53 AM
- Hagemor said...
nice shot and wonderful place!! have a nice day! greetings from Norway
- October 21, 2009 at 3:22 AM
- Mar said...
Stunning shots!! wonderful post.
My ABC Wed
- October 21, 2009 at 3:23 AM
- eileeninmd said...
Wonderful photos, well done framing the the river thru the railing.
- October 21, 2009 at 4:38 AM
- Hootin' Anni said...
Amazing James....just viewing nature's finest really makes us in awe.
Mine today is the Annual Jazz Festival in town. Come by if you can. CLICK HERE
Have a glorious Wednesday.
- October 21, 2009 at 7:37 AM
- Bibi said...
Agree these should be in some kind of tryptich - hope I spelled that right--all three are splendid in their own right, too.
- October 21, 2009 at 7:53 AM
- Bonnie Bonsai said...
Am in awe! Don't be afraid in taking pictures with the sun you think hinders. I think the new tech auto filters it for you, hence the pictures came out very much alright.
- October 21, 2009 at 8:13 AM
- Mary said...
What spectacular photos! We use to visit Frenchtown on a regular basis and loved to eat at the Hotel American. Folks don't realize how gorgeous NJ "horse" country is. Thanks for the reminder of many pleasant Sunday afternoons.Have a great day.
- October 21, 2009 at 8:48 AM
- Ms. Bake-it said...
Great photos! I love the progression.
Thank you for sharing them with us.
~ Tracy
- October 21, 2009 at 10:47 AM
- Mary @ Framed and Tagged said...
Very nice photos...thanks for sharing them with us!
Happy OW!!
- October 21, 2009 at 11:09 AM
- Linnea W said...
What spectacular fall weather you had on that day. The scene is gorgeous and you really added some interesting features to it with that unique railing.
- October 21, 2009 at 11:37 AM
- Picture Imperfect said...
Wow, these are really fantastic James! Thanks for sharing. I really like the bridge detail, and the focus through the bridge. Your lighting and colours are intriguing. I look forward to seeing more of your work!
- October 21, 2009 at 11:37 AM
- Jennifer Bowen said...
Wow! I love all three. Fantastic composition Such a gorgeous scene. These will make a beautiful collage. =)
- October 21, 2009 at 12:30 PM
- Postcards from Wildwood said...
Lovely photos. Especially enjoyed numbers 2 and 3.
- October 21, 2009 at 12:57 PM
- erin said...
very nice trio of photos...
- October 21, 2009 at 1:11 PM
- fiberdoodles said...
Beautiful pictures!
- October 21, 2009 at 1:28 PM
- Cheryl said...
Very nice. Like the different views.
- October 21, 2009 at 2:42 PM
- RobinfromCA said...
Great photos and what a unique and beautiful bridge!
- October 21, 2009 at 3:09 PM
- storyteller said...
What BEAUTIFUL watery images here ... photographed from interesting and unique perspectives! Thanks for dropping by Small Reflections. I appreciate your feedback about my mosaics. I can hardly believe it, but I'm celebrating my 2nd Blogoversary there now and I'd like to invite you to visit again when time permits. I've created mega-collages of some of my favorite mosaics ... just because ;--)
Hugs and blessings,
- October 21, 2009 at 5:24 PM
- Jacob said...
Just lovely, James. Nice series with great colors and lighting!
- October 21, 2009 at 8:10 PM
- Jayne said...
Very nice!
- October 21, 2009 at 8:51 PM
- Sunny said...
This is one of your best!
Sunny :)
- October 22, 2009 at 1:03 AM
- Jane said...
Lovely, James!
I love New Hope! You're right...the drive there is gorgeous. There used to be a club called Chez Odette in New Hope. Odette was an old (ancient) Zeigfield Follies girl. She would come down the staircase, singing in a gravely voice...and the audience had better be quiet while she performed. What a hoot!
Jane (artfully graced)
ps Have you been to Hawk Mountain Conservancy? It's awesome...especially this time of year when the migratory birds fly over.
- October 22, 2009 at 1:06 PM
- amatamari© said...
These three photos are beautiful: I really like the difference between
the second and third but the first is a masterpiece!
Fabulous post, thanks!
- October 23, 2009 at 9:55 AM


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A wonderful read!
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Concert. Beautiful Songs is the second of the autumn's regional musical programmes.
Musical programme with two soloists and pianist from Göteborg Opera
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Microsoft's results for the quarter ending Dec. 31, 2011, were pretty much in line with what industry observers expected. But two items caught my eye, and they both fall in the category of good news for Microsoft and its shareholders.
In a nutshell, Microsoft's reported record sales for the holiday quarter of just under $21 billion. Earnings hit $6.62 billion, down from $6.63 billion the previous year. Sales for the Business division (most prominently Office) were up 2.8 percent from the year-earlier quarter. Server and Tools sales were up a very healthy 11 percent from the year before, and Entertainment (primarily Xbox and Kinect) soared as expected, at 15 percent above the holiday season in 2010.
Everyone expected sales in the Windows & Windows Live division would fall, and they did. Microsoft's Bill Koefoed warned analysts about the decline in new PC sales last week, and it doesn't take a big brain to connect the dots between PC sales and Windows sales. Microsoft blamed the floods in Thailand -- an argument I find facile as it doesn't give enough weight to the massive market changes brought on by the iPad and MacBook Air. Microsoft expects the slump in PC sales due to hard drive shortages to continue for another quarter. We shall see.
Here's the first surprise. Both IDC and Gartner say that PC sales in the fourth quarter of 2011 fell from the last quarter of 2010. If you look at the PC sales numbers from Gartner and back out the number of Apple PCs sold (a number available for only the United States), the number of non-Apple PCs sold in the fourth quarter fell about 2 percent worldwide and a whopping 9.2 percent in the States.
Given that dismal PC sales record, the fact that Windows revenue only fell by 6.2 percent is an encouraging sign. Since the majority of PCs sold in China (and indeed much of Asia) don't ship with Windows pre-installed, and Asia/Pacific is one of the few growth regions for PC sales for several manufacturers, Microsoft's ability to beat the U.S. downturn means it's still shipping Windows with new PCs in much of the rest of the world.
The other hopeful sign? Microsoft has finally started to stem the enormous gush of red ink in its Online Services division. Thanks to a 9 percent increase in revenue compared to the last quarter of 2010, Microsoft lost "only" $455 million in its Bing division during the last quarter of 2011. That's its best quarterly result in almost three years.
Back in August, I came to the conclusion that Microsoft was spending about $3 for every incremental new search performed in Bing. Now it looks like the 'Softies may have finally capped their spendthrift ways, while search income is ever so slowly increasing.
That's the good news. The bad news is that Bing lost about $2.4 billion in calendar year 2011, and it's on track to lose perhaps $1.5 billion -- maybe more -- this year. Microsoft's search market share didn't go anywhere in 2011, but if the Redmond can at least keep its expenses curtailed, there might be some light at the end of the tunnel, after watching Microsoft lose frighteningly close to $10 billion on Bing in the past six years.
This story, "Microsoft results yield unexpected good news," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Get the first word on what the important tech news really means with the InfoWorld Tech Watch blog. For the latest developments in business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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The following table summarizes all requirements for a Bachelor of Science in mathematics. To see the description of a particular course, click on its title. Our Course Descriptions page lists all mathematics courses. For one possible breakdown of the mathematics major by semester, see the Plan of Study below.
* The student should choose the nine credits of mathematics electives in consultation with his or her adviser to complement the student's career goals. CS 332. Theory of Computation may be used as three of the nine credits of mathematics electives. However, students interested in secondary education certification must use MATH 312. Geometry, MATH 322. Mathematical Probability, and MATH 323. Mathematical Statistics as the mathematics electives in order to be prepared for the certification examinations.
** The School of Arts and Sciences requires all majors to complete a foreign language course at the 202 level or higher. Students not prepared to begin at this level will need to take additional courses in the language, which count as general electives.
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Crime numbers may be the most politically volatile set of statistics elected officials can debate or rely on.
Memphis Police Department Organized Crime Unit officers hold stencils that are used to board up and label houses in the department's Blue CRUSH program.
(Daily News File Photo: Lance Murphey)
The statistics mean little to someone who has been a crime victim. But they are a way of validating whether public money is being spent effectively. On the other hand, how crimes are counted always will be debated.
Combine that with the traditional tension between city councils and mayors about the budgets the councils approve and the changes mayors make to them during the fiscal year.
What you get is the simmering controversy over the Memphis Police Department's Blue CRUSH strategy that boiled to the surface this week.
The statistics-driven approach to focusing police resources on crime hot spots credited with a six-year reduction in overall crime and violent crime in Memphis came to an end with the 2012 numbers. The Memphis-Shelby Crime Commission is concerned about what it sees as a reduction in the use of Blue CRUSH.
And some Memphis City Council members said Tuesday, Jan. 8, that Memphis Mayor A C Wharton Jr. was touting the results of Blue CRUSH and claiming it as a priority as he cut the funding that paid for the police overtime essential to the operations.
"There is no Blue CRUSH line item," Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong began as he told the council that he made an "executive decision" to divert some of the money for overtime to other items like hepatitis shots for officers and a fingerprint system.
"Those dollars were going to be needed down the road," Armstrong added, saying he has found money from other line items to fund some Blue CRUSH operations and officers took compensatory time off instead of taking overtime pay.
"You are taking the fall for something you shouldn't be taking the fall for," council member Janis Fullilove told Armstrong after he made his initial case for why Blue CRUSH operations hadn't really been reduced.
Council member Jim Strickland agreed with Fullilove. Armed with documents including memos from now retired Deputy Police Chief Joe Scott, Strickland showed there were fewer Blue CRUSH operations in 2012 as Wharton was saying in budget presentations that the administration believed in and would continue the approach. Some of the budget book quotes from the last two fiscal years included Wharton specifically saying the city would find the money to continue the operations.
Strickland had documents showing overtime funds used for Blue CRUSH were suspended and cut off from reaching the precinct level at the start of the 2011-2012 fiscal year – what he called "a clear reduction."
Police brass under Armstrong's leadership submitted a $245 million budget proposal to the administration but the administration's final draft of the overall city budget plan included a $238 million police budget, according to Strickland.
And he added when police brass asked to have the overtime restored, the administration refused.
"He did cut it," Strickland said. "I think the questions that need to be asked is why did Mayor Wharton dismantle Blue CRUSH, a major part of our success in lowering our crime rate? Why did Mayor Wharton tell the council and the public that Blue CRUSH was operating in the same manner it had when it wasn't operating in the same manner?"
But city Chief Administrative Officer George Little said that is not the case.
"Blue CRUSH has not been dismantled. … There has been and there continues and there will be a Blue CRUSH program," he said. "There are a plethora of concentrated enforcement programs whether they be Blue CRUSH details paid for out of overtime, comp time, the Organized Crime Unit and traffic details. To say or suggest that Blue CRUSH has somehow or other been dismantled does not properly represent the facts on the ground."
Traffic saturations paid for normally with state and federal grant funding for the overtime traditionally have not been considered Blue CRUSH operations.
Little also said the administration could restore some overtime funding to police during a mid-fiscal year evaluation of revenues and expenditures that is a normal part of the budget cycle for city and county governments.
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Besides Monticello, what's the best historic house tour?
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Um, how about none?
I know, that's blasphamous to say in these parts. ;)
I saw a house tour of Monticello online and it was boooooriiiiiiiing. "And this wallpaper is a recreation of what we think Mrs. Jefferson would have liked for this room. And in this room we've conferred with historians to recreate what we think the furniture would have been. And here's the actual desk where Jefferson himself once wrote a letter and read a book! And outside we have fully restored the area where Jefferson kept his slaves. Isn't this exciting folks?? Now, be sure to check out our gift shop!"
Methinks you are the problem with America. Trash everything - just to make yourself look smarter, and above everone else with your "different" opinion. It is the negativity, and phoney cynicism that you emanate that causes you to trash your self. Criticism can be neutral.
Does it have to be local? I've heard Fallingwater is worth the 5+ hour drive, but have yet to go myself.
We went to Montpelier recently and were very impressed with the tour, the house and the gardens. If you haven't seen it since it's been taken back to the Madison design, it's quite worth a trip. Also, nice places to picnic.
Swannanoa is well worth seeing even though it's mostly empty and you aren't allowed into all the rooms.
Poplar Forest, Ashlawn/Highland, Montpelier are all well worth a visit plus point of Honor in Lynchburg. Let's hope "boooo!" stays home!!
Now that I've lived in 6 different states and a wide variety of places, I realize even more how much CVL has to offer. Great history, great scenery, great people, etc., etc. You have to travel abroad (e.g. in Rome they describe new stuff as build within the last 400 years) to get any better


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When I was fifteen I couldn't wait to get my driver's license. I thought that my sixteenth birthday would never arrive. On the day of my sixteenth birthday, along with three friends, I went straight to the DMV to take my learner's permit test. Over the next three weeks I took six driving lessons from an accredited school, so that I could get a break on the cost of insurance, and then took the exam to get my license. I passed with flying colours, and was absolutely thrilled because my first car was already sitting in the driveway just waiting for me. It wasn't a gift from my parents; it was there because I had earned every penny of the $800 it cost to buy it, and I had made my dream come true.
My birthday falls at the end of the summer, and all that summer before the big day I had worked really hard in order to earn enough money to augment my savings and buy the Blue Bomber. At the age of thirteen I had already been dreaming about the day I would have my own car, and so I applied for and was hired to work as a 'page' at the Public Library. The accepted age for teen employment at the time was sixteen, so I had to get a letter of permission from my parents indicating that they were okay with my working after school and on weekends. Over the next three years I saved every penny I could. I kept telling my dad I was going to buy my own first car. I don't know if he understood how determined I was, because whenever I would talk about it a skeptical little smile would come across his lips.
During the summer before my sixteenth birthday I took on a second job working at a pizza parlor. One night when I was on my way home I spotted the Blue Bomber in a used car lot. On its front windshield '$800' was painted in big bold numbers. I knew I would have enough money to buy it, and so over the next couple of weeks I harassed my dad into going with me to look at it. Eventually he agreed. He 'borrowed' the car from the lot to have a thorough safety inspection done. When he was satisfied I wouldn't kill myself in it, he capitulated and signed off on the documents; however, he did insist that before I bought it the dealer would have to "put new rubber all the way around" (translation: 4 new tires). The dealer agreed. I didn't have a chequing account, so he went with me to the bank to get a certified money order on my account for exactly $800.00.
|The only existing photo of the Blue Bomber (unfortunately poor quality)
|This photo from stevesnovasite.com shows a beautifully restored version of a 67 blue Chevy Nova
I Loved that car! It was a 67 Chevy Nova, an old clunker in the eyes of many of my friends, but a dream car to me. I have so many happy memories of road trips in that car. Of course, my dad said that once I had a car I would never have any money for anything else, and he was right. Between insurance, gas, and service sometimes it seemed like a money pit, but I didn't care because for me it meant freedom.
Coming up on Fizzy Friday: The Blue Bomber, Part 2: a.k.a Sometimes Fathers do know best.
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While Rogers still doesn't have the coveted glossy Yellow Lumia 920 (probably for the best, since they probably couldn't actually stock it), you can at least take solace in the fact that you can now order the Nokia Lumia 920 in Glossy White or fire engine Red—two very popular colors.
Priced at a reasonable $49 on "select three-year plans", the Lumia 920 had a bumpy ride on Rogers since it first launched. Rogers evidently sought the title of "First!" for carriers with the 920 but then basically were unable to stock the phone. It took many weeks before you could just walk into a store and pick one up. Even then, your only choice (much to the consternation of many) was matte black.
Two months later and those who still haven't picked one up can now order it in that shiny red and our favorite, glossy white options. Sure, it's not the AT&T exclusive Cyan nor the aforementioned banana yellow, but those two color options should go a long way in bumping sales for our friends up North.
Update: And yellow is indeed coming "in a few weeks", so sit tight folks! (Thanks, gwydionjhr, for the link!)
Source: Rogers; Thanks, Rob R., for the tip! Image via Multek (WPCentral Forums)


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Brianna Florio, Chris Vanasse and Tayla Hall, all Warwick residents graduating high school this year, received a unique opportunity Thursday when they were each awarded $1,850 from the Cataract Fire Company No. 2 Scholarship Fund.
Florio, who will graduate from Pilgrim High School and attend the Massachusetts College of Art and Design where she will major in Illustration, said it was an honor to be selected.
"There are so many scholarships and it's so competitive, so to be able to have your hard work recognized, it's such an honor and it makes me want to work even harder in college," she said. "I learned a lot, and if you want something bad enough, don't let money stand in your way; if you work hard, you can accomplish anything."
Vanasse, who will graduate from Bishop Hendricken High School and attend Stetson University in Florida where he will major in Business Administration, also said he was honored.
"There were a bunch of applicants, but the fact that they selected me, even though I may not necessarily be in the top of my class, I still got good grades, and I appreciate being recognized for that," he said.
Hall, who will graduate from Prout High School and attend Salve Regina University in Newport where she will major in Psychology, said the scholarship has allowed her to attend her "dream college."
"This means a lot. I didn't think I would be able to pursue my dream college and afford it, but I'm happy to go there and do what I love," she said. "I didn't know much about the scholarship, but it's good to know that they [Cataract] were worried about kids going to college and pursuing their dreams even back then."
The fund was established with $10,500 in 1974 using proceeds from the sale of fire company property, now the Warwick Firefighters Club on Warwick Avenue, after the city took over responsibility for firefighting.
"The Cataract Fire Company was a volunteer company, and when the city took over responsibility in 1974, they sold the building and the equipment and used the money to endow a scholarship," said Mike Shields, a current member on the Cataract Scholarship Committee.
Together, Otis Wyatt, past president of the Cataract Fire Company and former deputy chief with the Warwick Fire Department for 37 years, established the scholarship fund and has served on the committee with Richard McGuinn, Shields' father-in-law and former volunteer and Cataract member who passed away in 2009.
"We had a store in the fire station and we were sitting around one night talking about what we were going to do when we sold the building," Wyatt said. "We thought if we gave it to a charitable organization, it would be gone after a few years and we didn't want the [Cataract] name to be forgotten."
Shields said the scholarship exists to benefit Warwick residents who are graduating from their final year of secondary school, regardless of which high school they attend.
"The goal of the program is to help students who are good students and who show a strong desire to go to college but who aren't necessarily the top students in their class," he said.
Recipients are selected based on academic standing below the top 10 percent of the class who demonstrate a financial need.
Wyatt said he recently had a gentleman approach him while he was eating breakfast who expressed his thanks for the scholarship, which helped get him through his first year of college.
"We can [help] get you through the first year with this push, and if you want to proceed, we know you'll find a way to accomplish that in the second, third and fourth year," Wyatt said. "We're pleased to do that. We wouldn't select you if we didn't think you could do it."
Wyatt said many areas are taken into consideration when making the decision.
"The school department accumulates data from candidates, which includes class rank, extra-curricular activities, what programs students are involved in and what they've done," he said.
Cataract committee member Steve Hay said many applicants are involved in extra-curricular activities and are active in their communities.
"That's a good indicator that they can have decent grades and still be active in other areas," Shields added.
Shields said the scholarship committee, comprised of four members, makes the final determination about who receives the scholarships. Current committee members include Ronald Caniglia, Hay, Shields and Wyatt, who will be retiring from the committee this year as he prepares to move to Florida. Richard Delgado will replace him. Dennis Mullen, director of secondary education for Warwick schools, also sits in on the committee meetings and acts as a fifth member and tie-breaking vote, if needed.
"It's a completely blind selection process, so there's no favoritism involved," Shields said. "We don't see the names until after the selection has been made."
Wyatt said the school department gets requests from scholarship programs all over the country as to the anonymous nature of the Cataract scholarship program and how it's run.
Shields said the program awards a minimum of three scholarships each year, with the amount determined by the earnings from the fund's base investment and ongoing donations managed by the Rhode Island Foundation.
Shields said, one year, the total scholarship award amounted to $90 for three scholarships, but since its inception 38 years ago; the scholarship fund has awarded $143,410.
Students are encouraged to apply starting in April.
"Best of luck to the graduates," Wyatt said. "We hope this helps you achieve your goals."


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Address: 1442 Franklin Street (15th), Oakland 94612
Area: East Bay
Phone:�(510) 219-1843
Category: Restaurant/Food Vendor (Vegan)
Restaurant Type: Filipino
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Vegan Dessert: Not sure
Accepts credit card: Not sure
Notes: Filipino vegan food based on traditional recipes.
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Last 5 Reviews
Average rating: 0 / 5.0 Based on 4 reviews. (Add/Edit your own review)
|yummy. i went with my filipino friend who is NOT vegetarian. i'm vegan. he didn't like it. he said the fake meat had an aftertaste. i LOVED it and will go back again with him! the chicken adobo (like mock duck) rocks! ask for no tomato garnish if you don't dig tomatos.
Reviews: 15
|Love it! My review is for take-out only but will be back for a sit down dinner because dining area is nice. Ordered 2 4-item lunch specials so got a sample of almost everything. I liked it all, though would order lumpia as a separate appetizer instead of in the special because you only get one compared to more substantial amounts of the other foods. Friendly service.
Reviews: 24
|No Worries has good lunch specials. I had lugaw, a savory rice porridge with garlic, and two items with rice--afritada and mungo. I'd prefer fewer fake meats in the dishes, and on this visit cards near each table announced new menu options coming in 2011. Friendly fast service.
|Vegan Living
Reviews: 95
|Tried them on their grand opening night. Food & service overall good. Nearly all the offerings had faux meats though (in keeping with traditional Filipino cuisine). Nice addition to the veg scene for the Bay Area, check 'em out.
Reviews: 138
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When I run update from the terminal, I get the following list where many repositories are shown with "Ign". Does it mean the update manager will always ignore updates from those repositories? Apart from some repositories that I've disabled manually, all others are checked in my software sources. I'd like to receive updates from many of those sources.
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Interestingly, amongst the lot of art and isolated personal effects came a small wood and iron strongbox.
When I first saw it I had visions of the Pirates of Caribbean, Black Beard and Spanish gold taken at musket point. To further peak my curiosity the key was long gone. My father shared my interest in discovering its contents and actually had the box x-rayed.
After the x-ray he determined the box to be full of papers. OK, so it wasn't gold, but I was still very intrigued, weren't they missing the 1291 Swiss Federal Charter or something? My father found someone who specialized in old locks and had a key made. After many months of anticipation the wait was over, I would finally get to see what was inside the box.
Fabricated key.
Strongbox lock on the underside of the lid.
It turned out to be full of love letters and correspondence from the 1920s and 30s. Kind of a let down, but the way I figure it, there is a reason the letters are in that box. I think it is a deliberate act, not like misplacing them in the top drawer of a chippendale desk. One day I intend to transcribe their contents for the book I will write on my family.


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Growing up, my mom's bedroom closet was full of stored boxes. There were orange boxes, apple boxes, falling apart boxes. I distinctly remember an orange box filled with old toys. Mom tried to dejunk our toys occasionally. She'd pack up ones that were neglected and hide them away in her crowded closet.
It was a magical closet…or box.
It never failed that after a month or two, all those boxed-up junk toys stashed away in the enchanted closet—or amazingly plain looking orange box—became the objects of our desire. I remember sneaking peeks with my brothers and sisters to see feet, eyes, wheels or fur of some toy through the holes of that charmed box. Our kiddie memories were stirred by those small glimpses and we would reminisce about the "good old days" when those toys had been out and 'oh so cherished' (ha ha). That box of locked up magical toys became our obsession. We would beg Mom to please, please, please get those amazing, fun toys out of that box.
When she would finally relent, after weeks or months of pestering, the day would take on a "Christmas" or "Birthday-like" state. We kids would take each toy out in wonder and joy, our eyes lighting up as we oohed and ahhed. We played with our NEW? toys and gushed over how perfect they were…and as we did, mom nonchalantly picked up the now 'unwanted' toys to fill up the box again as we emptied it.
She stashed it away in her crowded closet where we couldn't get into it…and the magic would begin once more. Time in the mystical closet would change the status of those toys from "unwanted" to "favorite." It never failed.
Thinking of that box now, I wonder if I'm not the same way as an adult at times. It's easy to take things for granted. It's easy to get caught up in what you wish was different about your life or yourself…or others around you. The most precious things that surround us and make up our life can become easily overlooked if we're not careful. It's human nature. Spouses, family members, jobs, talents, abilities, our own bodies can be brushed over as nonessential or unimportant as we wish and obsess over what we DON'T or CAN'T have.
That's why so many marriages fall apart, why so many families crumble and disintegrate. That's why there are so many unhappy people in the world who are wishing for the NEXT thing to make them truly happy.
What the lesson of the MAGICAL ORANGE BOX teaches me, is that things that might seem unimportant today—if TAKEN away—might become the most important things ever…things we yearn for once they're gone.
What would happen if your annoying chatterbox disobedient child was suddenly taken from you in a horrible car crash? Or what if your spouse who ticked you off with a thoughtless remark was suddenly dying of cancer? Or you lose your eyesight, or can't sleep anymore? There are millions of scenarios. Hopefully we don't have to lose something important in our life to realize what we already had.
Blessings surround all of us—even the homeless man wandering the street. We just have to have eyes and hearts to see them. We don't need a magical orange box to put our possessions in to regain value. The value was already there—in our hearts as children—we just lost it in our fast-paced life. When we take time to think about what we have—to give gratitude to God and others around us for our blessings—the magic happens.
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