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After you stop a Directory Server involved in replication for regular maintenance, when it comes back online, you need to ensure that it gets updated through replication immediately. In the case of a master in a multimaster environment, the directory information needs to be updated by another master in the multimaster set. In other cases, after a hub server or a dedicated consumer server is taken offline for maintenance, when they come back online, they need to be updated by the master server.
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Trouble is brewing over the border in Mexico again, as the deaths of high-ranking policemen escalate the war for control of Mexico's lucrative drug trade. The deaths come as a public outcry over kidnappings – now believed to be linked to the drug trade – has resulted in the creation of antikidnapping squad.
Reuters reports that two senior police officials, tasked with investigating growing violence among warring drug cartels, were killed within days.
Suspected drug hitmen killed a senior Mexican policeman in front of his 16-year-old son on Monday, sources from the attorney general's office in the state of Chihuahua said.
Pedro Aragones, in charge of the state's forensic investigations, was shot when his car stopped at a traffic light in the capital city of Chihuahua.
His son was not hurt but Aragones' bodyguard was badly wounded. The murder comes after the killing last week of another senior policeman in the state.
Police commander Vidal Barraza, who was investigating the 600 drug murders in the U.S.-Mexico border city of Ciudad Juarez this year, was shot as he stepped out of his house.
The violence puts a fresh spotlight on a conflict that has left 7,000 people dead in the past 2 1/2 years, including police officers and other public officials as well as an increasing number of innocent bystanders, according to The Washington Post.
At the root of the violence is a turf war between two drug cartels that want control of the illegal flow of drugs to the United States, estimated at roughly $14 billion each year. Pledging to stem that trade, President Felipe Calderon has deployed 40,000 army troops since taking office in 2006. If there is rising violence, some analysts say, it is a backlash signaling that the crackdown is working, reports The Dallas Morning News.
To U.S. law enforcement, the escalating violence is a perverse sign of success.
"These cartel leaders are starting to feel the pain, and the natural response is to up the ante in terms of violence," said a U.S. law-enforcement official who's close to the drug war and spoke on condition of anonymity.
The Dallas Morning News also reports that the violence has prompted US officials to step up security efforts on the border. US and Mexican law-enforcement agencies recently unveiled a joint effort called Armas Cruzadas (Crossed Arms) to disrupt cross-border weapons smuggling through the sharing of databases and better monitoring of illicit sales at gun shops and gun shows.
FBI Director Robert Mueller, addressing the fifth annual border security conference at the University of Texas at El Paso, said his agency is concerned with the level of violence along the border and the drug and human smuggling and gang activity that generates it....
"We have two cartels fighting for control. President Calderón has taken the fight to them, but serious challenges still exist to border security that must be met with a joint effort," he said.
The same conference highlighted that Mexico's drug violence thrives on a vicious trade cycle. According to a recent investigation by the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), as drugs flow up to the US, guns flow down into Mexico, reports USA Today.
Nearly all illegal guns seized in Mexico come from the United States, the head of the [ATF] said Monday.
ATF acting director Michael Sullivan said investigators have traced 90 to 95% of the weapons found in Mexico to the U.S. Generally, only law-enforcement officers or military personnel can legally possess guns in Mexico....
The weapons tracking program is only part of the U.S. effort to help curb drug violence in Mexico and in the U.S., Sullivan said.
As the turf war escalates, so too have high-profile kidnappings in Mexico's capital and other cities, prompting an outcry from the public, reports the BBC.
Some reports suggest as many as 435 people were abducted last year, a 35% increase on 2006, although official figures suggest the number is closer to 134.
More chilling, 59 people ... have been murdered by kidnappers in the two years since President Calderon came to power.
In response, the government has announced on Monday antikidnapping reforms, which will solicit citizen involvement, reports the Associated Press.
Stung by the kidnap-killing of a 14-year-old boy, the Mexico City government on Monday announced a program of anti-crime reforms, including more citizen involvement.
Mayor Marcelo Ebrard announced the city will create a new police investigative agency to replace its old, corruption-ridden detectives' unit....
In addition to overhauling its detective unit, the city hopes to name as many as 300,000 neighborhood anti-crime representatives in this metropolis of 8.7 million....
The city also will set up an anti-kidnapping hot line, and offer rewards of up to 500,000 pesos (US$49,400) for people who provide information leading to the capture of kidnappers, Ebrard said.
The federal government, meanwhile, is establishing five national anti-kidnapping centers and pushing for a cleanup of police forces.
According to the BBC, many now consider the two organized-crime trends of drug trafficking and kidnapping to be linked.
Kidnapping has become as organized as the country's other insidious crime activity, drug smuggling....
As President Calderon has increased pressure on the drug cartels by deploying thousands of troops against them, it appears some of those gangs are turning to kidnapping to supplement their illicit incomes.
Public rallies are planned for later this month to protest the increased criminal activity, reports Voice of America.
Eleven citizens' organizations have announced massive nationwide marches to condemn Mexico's crime wave. Organizers say the August 30 marches will represent a demand by the citizenry for effective government action against kidnappers and other violent criminals.


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Cameron was born in Osaka, Japan, grew up in Southern California from age 7, moved to Columbus, Ohio in 2005 and currently resides in Canal Winchester with his wife, Katie. He graduated from Valor Christian College majoring in music. Before joining The CW, ABC 6 and FOX 28, Cameron was the Creative Director for World Harvest Church and Breakthrough Television for five years and has been working in branding, graphic design, animations, media, and television & radio production since 2007.
A world and pop culture aficionado, Cameron also enjoys music, eating every kind of culinary creation imaginable, fitness, extreme sports, festivals, meeting new people, and is obsessed with anything lime green. If it sounds exciting, he wants to jump in, experience it, and creatively share it with everyone. Follow him on Twitter @CameronFontana.
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Favorite Food: EVERYTHING, but at the end of the day Japanese. Specifically "Okonomiyaki." Essentially it's "Japanese Pizza"... I ate it almost every day as a kid.
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Favorite Celebrity: Jimmy Seacrest (a hybrid of Ryan Seacrest and Jimmy Fallon)
Favorite Music: That's so hard, my taste is very eclectic... I'm really into the Mumford & Sons/Lumineers/Phillip Phillips folk style right now, but at any second I could blast Blink 182, Michael Buble, or Journey.
One thing you can't live without: The color green!
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One of your biggest life lessons: My mom and dad taught me to constantly jump at any opportunity to learn something new and acquire a new skill. Even if you don't know how to do it, say you do, and buckle down and learn how to do it yourself.
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From a perfuming system to self-driving features, Mercedes' new flagship demonstrates how far auto makers now have to reach to impress luxury car purchasers.
TORONTO – Aiming to bolster its assertion the '14 S-Class is the best car in the world, Mercedes-Benz claims its new flagship is first to offer a variety of breakthroughs related to safety, comfort and design.
Some new technologies represent significant trends destined to migrate to mainstream vehicles. Other "firsts," such as a climate-control system that disperses perfume, are a bit on the frivolous side, catering to the tastes of the ultra-rich, many of whom will be chauffeured instead of sitting behind the wheel.
But all the new features on the '14 S-Class demonstrate how far auto makers now have to reach to impress luxury car purchasers around the globe.
"Rather than being about safety or aesthetics, power or efficiency, comfort or dynamism, our aspirations were 'the best or nothing' in every respect," says Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche.
Among Mercedes S-Class new technologies:
- First car without light bulbs. The S-Class most notably is distinguished by a technology it does not have: conventional light bulbs. Light-emitting diodes are used for all exterior and interior lighting: up to 56 in headlamps, up to 35 in tail lights and about 300 in the cabin. LEDs save energy and offer more design flexibility and color options. The S-Class interior can be illuminated in as many as seven different colors, providing dramatically different effects.
- First anticipatory suspension. Boldly titled "Magic Body Control," the S-Class offers a suspension option that uses stereo cameras to detect irregularities in the road ahead. The cameras send data to the car's adaptive suspension system, which in turn reacts within fractions of a second to anticipate and adjust for upcoming bumps.
- First perfuming system. Lots of luxury cars offer sophisticated cabin air filtration systems to remove unpleasant outside odors, but the new S-Class offers what Mercedes claims is the industry's first built-in perfuming feature that uses the climate-control system to disperse four different fragrances to suit your mood.
- First hot-stone massage. Car seats that massage the driver's and passenger's back now are almost mandatory in top-line luxury vehicles, so Mercedes cranks up the concept a couple of notches. It provides an in-seat massage system that uses 14 separately actuated air cushions to knead sore back muscles more vigorously than current mechanical systems. Plus, air bladders in the middle of the seat are equipped with heating elements that can deliver a sensation that mimics hot stones being placed on your back, like they do in a fancy spa.
- Autonomous driving features. Self-guided cars still are years away, but the new S-Class goes farther than any vehicle yet in taking some of the burden off drivers during emergencies and regular motoring. Its anticipatory safety system will detect pedestrians and initiate autonomous braking at speeds up to 31 mph (50 km/h), but it also has a thermal-imaging camera that can detect pedestrians and animals from long distances in the dark. It will automatically flash the headlights at humans to alert them, but not at animals. Engineers say the reaction of animals to light is unpredictable.
What's more, the car's sophisticated radar sensors also can recognize potential rear-end collisions. If the car is about to be rear-ended at a stoplight, the car automatically will apply the brakes and cinch up the seatbelts to minimize whiplash injuries.
The new S-Class also offers a self-driving feature that allows it to creep through stop-and-go traffic and even follow other cars through detours without driver assistance. At highway speeds, driver-assist systems will keep the car in its lane and even follow gradual curves without hands on the wheel – for about 10 seconds.
After that, a visual indicator flashes on the instrument cluster reminding the driver to grab the wheel, followed by an audio signal. Once hands are on the wheel, they can be removed again.


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Stephen Page from Manchester, UK, based company DBN Lighting designed the lighting scheme for the acclaimed Opening Ceremony of Turku's year as 2011 European Capital of Culture.
Page was asked to work aboard the project by Salford based Walk The Plank, who won the tender for the concept, and were commissioned to produce the 35 minute OC show by the Turku 2011 Foundation. The fire and lighting spectacular was written and directed by Mark Murphy, creatively produced by John Wassell for Walk The Plank and staged at the fabulously charismatic former Wärtsilä Shipyard on the River Aura which dissects the City.
Page is a long time collaborator with Walk The Plank, and also designed the lighting for their shows to open and close Liverpool's European Capital of Culture year in 2008.
Page was assisted by Tom Ralston and Pete Isherwood – and DBN supplied 36 Clay Paky Alpha Beam 700 moving lights from the UK, with an additional two Alpha Beam 1500 units supplied courtesy of Clay Paky. In Turku, they partnered with Helsinki based lighting rental company RMC, who supplied 10 crew and all the rest of the lighting equipment needed to illuminate the massive 500 metre wide by 200 metre deep performance space, which included the completely frozen over river.
Page explains: "The piece was a combination of intimate small scale theatrical moments, coupled with large scale spectacle and pyrotechnics and the key challenge for the lighting design was to link all the different elements at various scales across the huge site so that the audience could follow the language of the piece as a whole. I used Alpha Beams as the key element of the design, both to link the smaller theatrical moments and provide big, dramatic looks to complement the larger scale parts of the show. There were no relay screens so we had to work really creatively to communicate the story across the site to a huge audience, as well as meeting the needs of a live TV broadcast".
The action included aerial performers swinging from cranes, a massive fire drawing rigged from the rock-face at the back of the shipyard, a choir of 500, a row of performers in cherry pickers just in front of the audience and some awesome pyrotechnics. The narrative was a love story set against a historical backdrop of the City.
There were 3 main areas for performance, centred around the historic shipyard area of the city. On one side of the river a Gantry running along the top of a rock face at the rear of the shipyard (effectively 'upstage') and a huge Slipway below this where ships had been launched into the water. The third area was on the opposite side of the River, based around a large historic crane and running down the riverbank in front of the main audience position. A walkway on the crane was used as the principal stage area and the crane itself was utilised for rigging a substantial amount of lighting equipment.
Along each of these 3 areas, he positioned three rows of 12 Clay Paky Alpha Beam 700s, which were his main effects lights across the site, shooting tight, bright beams up into the night sky and swooping down to texture the iced up and snowed over river with gobos and colours. At either end of the site on the shipyard riverbank were two Alpha Beam 1500s which were used to accurately track aerial performers and define the extent of the site.
For the Alpha Beams located in the pyro fall out zones, DBN designed and fabricated special Perspex weather domes, as the standard inflatable ones could not be used.
Other lighting fixtures included Martin Professional and Robe moving lights, Studio Due City Colors, Atomic strobes, lots of LED and conventional PARs, a host of 500 Watt floods, 4-lites and i-Pix BB4s – over 400 lights in total.
The whole site was covered in heavy snow for the entire period of the get in, rehearsal and show, so this, the cold and the cabling distances were the biggest challenges.
Page pre-programmed as much of the show as possible using a WYSIWYG 3D visualiser, and ran it on a Jands Vista T4 console with the latest version 2 "Byron" software, with a T2 running as hot backup.
He concludes, "It was a privilege working on this event and a real pleasure to partner with RMC and engage in the great teamwork that made it happen so successfully".
Bitterly cold temperatures of minus 20 degrees C didn't deter a live audience of 50,000 people attending, and it was also broadcast live on TV. The Opening Ceremony is the biggest single event of Turku's cultural year and one of the largest live performances yet staged in Finland.


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That's sad news because the DEX format is not particularly well documented. More exactly: undocumented. There are some descriptions floating on the Internet but they are obsolete and inaccurate. Conveniently, the dx tool in Android SDK has some less used options that effectively document this format.
Dx is the utility that turns Java class files into DEX files. Every Android developer uses it regularly, although not everybody may be aware of its existence because the tool is invoked by automatically generated make/ant files. Dx has an option that dumps the content of the DEX file in human-readable format while generating the DEX file. This is the batch script I use to get that dump:
set BASEDIR=
javac %1\*.java
dx --dex --verbose --verbose-dump --dump-to=%BASEDIR%\%1\dexdump.txt --output=%BASEDIR%\%1\classes.dex %BASEDIR%\%1
Put your Java files into a subdirectory (e.g. test1) and invoke the batch script with the name of the directory. Beside the familiar classes.dex, dexdump.txt will be generated. This dump file is so verbose that reverse engineering of the DEX file format becomes something of a feasible project.
With using some test Java classes, the official Android opcode list and a lot of time, my first step was to document the Android opcodes. This is the bytecode the Dalvik virtual machine uses instead of the Java bytecode. If you are familiar with Java bytecode, you will see that the opcode set is pretty similar. Significant difference is that the Dalvik opcodes are register-based while Java bytecode is stack-based.
Click here to access the Dalvik opcode list.
The next step will be to put together a DEX disassembler. That will take some time, see you in 2009 with that!


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Chairman Rodney Voisine, left, presents a certificate to Post Commander Mel Greenier indicating the post's partnership with commemorating the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War.
Photo courtesy of American Legion Field-Allen Post 148
American Legion Field Allen Post 148 is one of the newest registered partners of the Vietnam War 50th Anniversary Commemoration that will be hosting events for Vietnam veterans and their families over the next three years. Post Americanism Officer Rodney Voisine will coordinate the Field-Allen Post's activities. He is a Vietnam veteran and retired Marine.
The Vietnam 50th Anniversary program will be organized around a series of national, regional, and local events that are designed to recognize Vietnam veterans, their families and their contribution to the war effort and community. American Legion Post 148 is planning two events for 2015. The first event will be in coordination with Windham's Memorial Day parade and activities. The Post will have a Vietnam veteran contingent in the parade, as well as a recognition ceremony at the Memorial Day ceremony in front of the Windham High School. Additionally, there will be a welcoming event associated with the Legion Memorial Day Open House at the Windham Veterans Center, including a possible visit by Gov. Paul LePage.
Half of the American Legion Post and local VFW Post membership is made up of Vietnam-era veterans. Those numbers, although significant, are only a small percentage of the number of local Vietnam veterans in the Windham area. The American Legion Post would be interested in hearing from veterans in the area who are not members of the post. Your name would be added to the list of vets receiving recognition, information about the program, and will provide you an opportunity to participate in upcoming community events. For more information about the national program, go to www.vietnamwar50th.com. To receive more information, or to register, contact the local Vietnam Committee representative Rodney Voisine at 400-6671 (cell) or by email at email@example.com; or Chuck Whynot at 892-4720 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Inquiry Question
The following activities will help students better understand continuity and change in Waterford as well as their own community.
Activity 1: A Step Back in Time
Activity 2: Waterford, Then and Now
Section C represents elements of the village common to A and B. With the students' help, draw an arrow to C from any element that appears in both Circle A and Circle B. For example, the mill was in Waterford in 1850, is still in Waterford today, and so should be included in section C.
To complete the activity, hold a classroom discussion about what the number of arrows indicates about how much or how little Waterford has changed over time.
Activity 3: Change over Time in Your Town
1. Have students divide up into small groups and work with the library's local history materials or visit the local historical society to find out the following information, and then share it with the class.
2. Divide students into teams to research the occupational history of your town or neighborhood. Either obtain for your students or coordinate with the local library or county historical society so students can look at several transcribed or microfilmed pages of the 1850, 1880, and 1930 censuses for your town or community. The 1930 census is the latest one available with names listed; if your neighborhood was founded after 1930, your county offices should have occupation data from more recent census on the residents that it can give you. Ask each team to:
Ask each team to share the information it has found in a class presentation that may include graphs and charts. Discuss as a class the changes from 1850 to 1880, and then to 1930, and finally to the present.


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Westerlo woman charged with murdering son
"This was an extremely violent attack," sheriff says about scene in Westerlo
Correction: An earlier version of this article misspelled part of the names of Gabriel Philby-Zetzsche and his mother, Tracey Zetzsche.
WESTERLO — Authorities charged the mother of a 22-year-old man with his murder Tuesday, saying she repeatedly stabbed him in the chest and bludgeoned him in the head numerous times with a hammer in their home.
Tracy Zetsche, 52, was arraigned in Town Court on a second-degree murder charge in the death of her son Gabriel Philby-Zetsche. Justice Robert Carl read Zetsche the charge, which described a gruesome killing and which accused the woman of stabbing her son in the heart multiple times with a knife and striking him with a hammer. Gabriel Philby-Zetsche, 22, died of blunt-force and stab wounds, Albany County sheriff's authorities said, citing an autopsy report.
"This was an extremely violent attack," Sheriff Craig Apple said. He said deputies had recovered weapons they believe were used in the attack.
Zetsche appeared in court without representation and requested a public defender. She rocked slowly in a chair and did not make a plea. Carl ordered her held without bail in the county jail. He set a preliminary hearing for 4 p.m. Friday.
Apple would not discuss a motive in the killing. Zetsche maintained her innocence and was not cooperating with police, he said.
Police believe Philby-Zetsche likely died Thursday on his bedroom floor at 599 State Route 143. He had been lying lifeless in the apartment for five days before he was found by his aunt at about 8:30 a.m. Monday, the sheriff said.
The relative lives down the street and noticed Zetsche sitting on her back steps, wrapped in a blanket and looking distraught. After asking what was wrong, Zetsche said something that led the aunt, who was not identified, to discover the body, authorities said.
Zetsche was home when her son's body was found and possibly the entire time the bloodied victim was on the floor. Police arrested her Tuesday afternoon. Apple said she had bruising on her arms when she was brought in for questioning, but that it's unclear what caused the marks.
"We're still trying to piece this whole puzzle together," Apple said.
Philby-Zetsche and his mother moved to Albany County from Long Island. They began living in an upstairs apartment above a deli on Route 143 in October.
Philby-Zetsche's right arm was deformed and he sometimes suffered minor seizures and may have had a minor case of cerebral palsy, but he lived a normal life and was very close with his mother, Apple said. He often joined his mother at a cleaning job she held, he said.
"They seemed like they were a pair," said Peter Rufa, who co-owns the building they both lived in. "They were real close. She never went anywhere without him."
Earlier Tuesday, the Philby family released a statement via email.
"As you can imagine, the death of my nephew Gabe and the injuries to my sister Tracy have turned our world upside-down," said the email, which was attributed to Ted Philby. "Nothing can prepare anyone for the shock our family has received. My sister and nephew mean the world to me and my family.
"At this moment, sheriff's investigators are still trying to determine exactly what occurred. I believe it is best to let law enforcement professionals do their jobs and not comment further. On behalf of the entire Philby family, we thank you for respecting our privacy at this very painful time."
Apple said the family was not collecting any disability benefits and that Zetsche had been caring for her son on her own for many years. But the single mother had trouble finding good work in the Hilltowns, Rufa said, and quit two restaurant jobs because she did not like the pace of the work.
Zetsche had trouble coming up with rent from the time she moved in last fall, a problem that only got worse as time wore on, Rufa said. By spring, Rufa told Zetsche she needed to move out, but Zetsche kept staving him off. "She would say she has a truck coming up this weekend, but then said it broke down and is coming next week," Rufa said. "Then she started paying $25 a day or so, but it came in dribs and drabs."
Stress appeared to be wearing Zetsche down in recent weeks, Rufa said, adding that he believes Zetsche did not tell her son they were moving.
"The idea that the body was up there for so long is hard to wrap your head around," Rufa said. "I'm still in shock."
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Seeing as several google-searches have failed me, I am having a hard time completing this task. I am currently running Fedora 19 on my laptop, and I wish to burn a .iso-image to an external HDD. Seeing as Brasero and several other programs that are seemingly made for this purpose are not recognizing said HDD (looks like they only accept flashdrives?) I am unable to find any way to burn it.
The disk is formatted to NTFS. I have also tried with FAT.
I am relatively new to Linux and would highly appreciate being spoonfed if anyone would find the time to do so.
Some clarification might be needed: I already have Fedora 19 installed. I wish to install Windows XP as well. I have a 500 GB HDD I'd like to install it on. I have tried the following:
- Programs like Brassero etc. Does not recognize the HDD.
- Running the .iso in a VM, but the external HDD is not an alternative as an installation disc.
- Using dd. This did work somewhat, seeing as the disc was renamed to "WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION" blablabla, but when booting it I simply got the message "unable to load operating system." After this, I formatted the disc again.
I have successfully installed XP on a VM, so there is nothing wrong with the .iso itself.
Please note that my objective is to have XP on the external HDD, if this can be achieved by other means, those answers are naturally accepted.


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Find fun things to do in North Lake Tahoe, California. There's a fabulous variety of totally fun tourist attractions and things to do in North Lake Tahoe to suit every taste, from skiing and snowboarding in winter to fishing and water sports in the summer. Plus, there is plenty of dining, shopping and activities when it's time to come inside. Whether you're looking to hit the slopes or hit the shops, restaurants, spas or the casino tables, you'll find it all in beautiful Lake Tahoe, California. The Squaw Valley Lodge provides the perfect spot to experience it all!


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Barnard's New York City Civic Engagement Program (NYCCEP) is pleased to announce that the college has been named a Certifying Organization for the President's Volunteer Service Award, a national program recognizing Americans who have demonstrated a sustained commitment to volunteer service.
As a Certifying Organization for the award, NYCCEP is responsible for verifying service hours, nominating potential recipients and delivering the award. NYCCEP will certify service hours for Barnard students, alumnae, and faculty and staff. Each award recipient will receive an official President's Volunteer Service Award lapel pin, a personalized certificate of achievement, and a congratulatory letter from the President of the United States. Please visit NYCCEP's website for award requirements and for more information on how to apply for the award.
Get involved!
On Thursday, October 6th, the Barnard College Community Service Fair will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the Diana Center's Event Oval. More than 30 New York City-area community organizations will be there to share information on the many volunteer opportunities available on campus, around Morningside Heights and throughout the city. All students, faculty and staff at Barnard and Columbia are welcome to attend.
Contact Valerie Chow, Program Director, Internship Program/Civic Engagement, at 212-854-2033 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions regarding the President's Volunteer Service Award or the Community Service Fair.


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WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (UPI) -- A senior Republican U.S. Senator said Sunday he does not expect President Barack Obama's management of Hurricane Sandy to change the minds of many voters.
Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., said on CBS' "Face the Nation" he was confident the Obama administration would rise to the challenge and might even win some support.
"I think that the president of the United States is the commander in chief. The American people look to him, and I'm sure he will conduct himself and play his leadership role in a fine fashion," said McCain. "So I would imagine that might help him a little bit. But I'm not sure it will affect votes."
McCain said the long campaign has been anchored on the economy and was now also becoming more focused on foreign policy, particularly since the Sept. 11 attack on the U.S. Consulate in Libya.
"This tragedy turned into a debacle and massive cover-up or massive incompetence in Libya is having an effect on the voter because of their view of the commander in chief," McCain said.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, Obama's former White House chief of staff, defended the president's reaction to Benghazi, describing it as aggressive and aimed at tracking down the terrorists who carried out the assault.
Emanuel said Obama's foreign policy record included a roster of successes including winding down the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and isolating Iran over its nuclear program.
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Primary Source Activity: "Dixie Song"
- Play Song Version 1
- Play Song Version 2
- Download Song Lyrics Version 1
- Download Song Lyrics Version 2
1. Overview
In this exercise, teachers examine two different versions of the song known as "Dixie," one written in 1859, just before the Civil War, and one written in 1861, just after the start of the Civil War. Teachers read the lyrics for each version, listen to the songs, and then answer the following questions:
- What do you notice about the lyrics and the musical qualities of the songs?
- What questions do you want to ask about the lyrics and the musical qualities of the songs?
After discussing these questions, teachers learn more about the historical context of sectionalism and the Civil War and draw conclusions about how people at the time thought about the South. After completing the activity, teachers discuss classroom applications.
2. Source Analysis, Version 1
- Distribute individual copies of the Version 1 song lyrics
- Play Version 1 (3:09 mins)
- Ask teachers to work in pairs and compare things that they noticed and want to ask.
3. Source Analysis, Version 2
- Distribute individual copies of the Version 2 song lyrics Version 2 song lyrics
- Play Version 2 (2:42 mins)
- Ask teachers to work in pairs and compare things that they noticed and want to ask.
4. Group Discussion
Write three columns onto the whiteboard: Notice, Questions, and Historical Background.
Use the following questions to guide discussion:
- What did you notice about Version1 and Version 2 lyrics?
- What is the musical quality of each song? Is it fast or slow? Is it cheerful or somber?
- What feelings do the song lyrics evoke?
- What is missing from this song? What can the song tell us and what can it not tell us about this time period?
- What do you already know about these songs?
- What questions do you want to ask about the songs or the historical context?
5. Historical Background
Present this historical background to enhance the group's knowledge of the time period, and as a basis for drawing conclusions about how people at the time thought about the South in Step 5. Write the words in bold on the whiteboard, and use the rest of the text for guidance.
- Version 1 was a minstrel song: Daniel Emmett, a white man born in Ohio, composed and performed "Dixie," when he was a member of the Bryant's Minstrels troupe in New York City. It was created as a new closing, or "walk-around," number for the group's show. The style in which Bryant's Minstrels and similar minstrel troupes performed "Dixie" owed a great deal to African-American traditions of singing, dancing, and banjo playing. In its catchy polka rhythm, it resembles earlier minstrel songs like "Turkey in the Straw" (1824) or "Oh Susanna" (1848).
- Version 2 was used by the Confederacy as its anthem and marching song: Many Southerners wrote lyrics, a common practice in the 19th century, to suit its role as a war song. "Dixie" was taken up as one of the Confederacy's two most popular songs. It was so popular that it was played at Jefferson Davis's inauguration as President of the Confederacy.
6. Conclusions
Discuss the following questions:
- How do the lyrics depict the South in each version?
- What can we learn from these lyrics about how people at the time thought about the South?
- Did people in the United States see the Civil War as inevitable?
Possible Answers:
Version 1
- The chorus to this version of "Dixie" ("I wish I was in Dixie, Hooray, Hooray!" etc.), tells us that sectionalism and slavery were important issues in American politics in 1859, particularly in defining the differences between the South and the North. The lyrics, similar to those in closing "walk-arounds" from other minstrel shows, depicted the South as a happy land bathed in warmth and rural nostalgia, an appealing contrast to the urban squalor of New York and its cold winter weather.
- Some lines of the chorus ("In Dixie land I'll take my stand, live and die in Dixie") hint at the belligerence of southern sentiment in the 1850s, but do not specifically refer to outright war or even impending war.
- Written on the eve of the Civil War, this original version fit within the context of the growing conflict. Sectionalism and slavery were important issues in American politics, but at the same time, many Americans did not see the Civil War as inevitable. The jaunty rhythm implies that sectionalism and factionalism are a kind of sport and many of the lyrics to "Dixie" have little to do with slavery or other moral and political differences ("Old Missus marry Will de Weaber [weaver], Will-yum was a gay deceaber [deceiver]"). This was created for an all-white audience at a minstrel show in New York and performed by white men who rubbed burnt-cork on their skin to portray "darkies" and sing about the joys of the rural South. The song may indeed have served to help deny the cruelty of slavery or the importance of sectional differences.
Version 2
- This version speaks more directly to the climate in the U.S. in the early days of the Civil War. Written two years after Emmett's version, these lyrics demonstrate growing Southern defiance and determination. Here, the tune is revised to recast the song as a military marching tune. The relatively benign refrain ("look away") is replaced with a call to arms.
- The abundant exclamation marks and sprightly marching beat suggest that at the beginning of the Civil War, most white Americans (both Northern and Southern) expected the war to be a short, glorious adventure.
7. Classroom Applications
- Do you think this activity would work with your students?
- Could you use this strategy with other resources?
- Would you do anything differently in your classroom?
*This activity is based on Model Interpretation of Dixie by John Spitzer and Ronald Walters on History Matters.


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My dad was adopted in Marion County, Indiana around the time of his birth in 1920 and no one in the family knows much about his real birth mother and he never talked about what he might or might not have known. He died in 1991, so my question is how do I go about finding these records? Thanks.
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hi I am adoptee from indiana and your dad was adopted in the time before 1941 so if you call the Indiana State Board of Health and speak with Mary Hinds at the Adoption Registry she should be able to help you access your dads records. You are allowed to have these as his daughter. Dont let her tell you otherwise. If you need help email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
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this is a story about being who you are.
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A couple years ago, I had a little conversation with my daughter.
Her: Dad, give me two things to draw, together.
Me: Uhm... doctor Tyrannosaurus.
Her: I drew that already. Something else.
Me: Uhm... princess ninja.
Her: DAD! I said two things that are DIFFERENT! Princesses are ALREADY ninjas!
That was a very educational conversation for me. Both my girls enjoy writing little stories, but I suddenly had a great mental image of a classical fantasy royal family, with one princess being... a little different from the usual.
The story has been written for quite some time, but I've not been able to find a reliable, affordable illustrator (affordable for someone without any money, at least). I occasionally print out copies without any artwork at all, and let my daughters illustrate them, but they keep asking me when they can see a REAL copy.
Hopefully, with your help, they can. There is only 9 days to go for this project, and we're already at 82% of the goal! WE'RE SO CLOSE!
An Excerpt From The Story
In a faraway kingdom that you've probably never heard of
A young princess was born on a cloudy spring day.
She had three older sisters, all princesses,
(because that's what happens when
your mom is the Queen, you know),
But she was not like them.
Her sisters were all born Princesses...
But she was born a Ninja.
The King and the Queen were quite distraught.
"A ninja for a daughter!" they moaned. "The shame!"
They filled her life with Princessly things,
like ball gowns and ponies and tea parties and games,
but it was no use.
Her sisters ate teacakes and
Princess Ninja ate octopus.
Her sisters drank honey tea and
Princess Ninja drank hot sauce.
For dessert, her sisters had ice cream sundaes.
And so did Princess Ninja...
because even ninjas like ice cream.
In their desperation, the King and Queen turned to Sir Zephyr,
the Royal Retainer, wise in the ways of honour and nobility.
"Help us, most honourable Sir," they pleaded,
"Princess Ninja is hardly a Princess at all!"
As the months went by, the King and Queen grew impatient.
"Well?" they asked one day. "Does she still think she's a Ninja?"
"Of course," said Sir Zephyr. "She was born a Ninja."
"But she's a Princess!" they insisted.
"Of course," said Sir Zephyr. "She was born a Princess."
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Princess Ninja sets out on a quest to find someone who truly understands her: a pet. What sort of pet would a Princess Ninja choose? Why, nothing short of a dragon.
On her journey, she discovers that sometimes even she can have misconceptions, and sometimes the most important thing you can find is a friend.
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I already have verbal agreements with the libraries in the Okanagan, as well as the library in Prince George, to carry the book, as they love to support local authors. Many other local bookstores sell local authors' self-published books, and Books & Co. has agreed to sell Princess Ninja when I can supply them with copies.
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Teachers and support personnel will enjoy a little wallet padding this school year.
Teachers and support personnel will enjoy a little wallet padding this school year.
Thanks to state funding and an added contribution from the Gulf County School Board, teachers and non-instructional personnel will realize salary increases this year.
The teachers, and the four school principals, will benefit from more than $300,000 earmarked by Florida lawmakers in the spring for teacher raises.
The district and union representing teachers agreed to uniformly disburse those funds to all instructional personnel, meaning each teacher and principal will receive a bump in salary of $1,715.
The raises, which lawmakers hoped would be disbursed based on performance, were not linked to teacher evaluations. Many districts across the state are not linking performance and this year�s pay increase from Tallahassee.
As for district non-instructional personnel, the School Board approved a 3 percent across the board pay hike.
The district�s contribution to employee health insurance plans remains $550 per month.
�Everybody should be pleased with what we were able to do given (the financial situation) we are going through,� said school board member Billy Quinn, Jr.
Early enrollment down
After the first full week of classes, enrollment in the four public schools is down from projections and last year�s enrollment.
The district projected enrollment to be 1,852 this year, but thus far the district is roughly 55-60 students short of that number.
�Port St. Joe is up and Wewahitchka is down,� said Superintendent of Schools Jim Norton, adding that five new students enrolled at Wewahitchka Elementary on Monday. �We continued to monitor the situation and budget accordingly.�
The first count for purposes of establishing FTE, the numerator for school funding, is in October.
Norton said enrollment is typically down each year prior to the Labor Day holiday and said the hope is the numbers �will correct themselves� as September unfolds.
While the overall numbers highlight a continuing trend of declining enrollment - 10 years ago district enrollment topped 2,200 � there were two positive signs reported during Tuesday�s board meeting.
The kindergarten classes at Port St. Joe Elementary School are well up, 88 students, causing Principal Sue Gannon to restructure programs to meet class size requirements.
And the number of students who are home-schooled in the county is down, from 85 to 64 students.
�The good news is some of those students are returning to the schools,� said Deborah Crosby, coordinator for programs.
Highland View Elementary
The board approved Norton updating the appraisals and advertising for the Highland View School site, which the district has been trying to sell for nearly a year.
Norton said the district had not had any serious buyers after two rounds of legal advertisement and he said he wanted to restart the process as the building becomes more of an eyesore and dangerous as it sits vacant.
Norton will not only explore the sale of the property but also the sale of contents and fixtures in the former school site, which had been used by North Florida Child Development prior to this year.
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The board approved changes to the student progression plan which were the result of changes on the state level.
The most significant are that kindergarten students will now be graded, instead of the previous ratings of �satisfactory� or �unsatisfactory� and high school students, if they have achieved all required credits, will not be allowed to graduate in December of their senior year instead of waiting until year end.


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FY06 Arts on Radio and Television
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, $10,000
To support the production and distribution of the radio series Indianapolis On-The-Air. Featuring the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, the 13-part series is heard on more than 250 radio stations in 41 states.
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, $10,000
To support the production and national distribution of a series of radio programs featuring live performances of the Mozart piano concertos. Produced by Classical KUSC, the series will include performances by the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra led by music director Jeffrey Kahane.
Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, $10,000
To support the production of a series of radio programs featuring the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra. The WFMT Radio Network will distribute 13, two-hour concert programs to 241 cities across the country.
New York Philharmonic, $50,000
To support the production of national radio broadcasts of performances by the New York Philharmonic from its 2006-07 season. Approximately 5 million listeners will hear each two-hour program in the 39-week series.
San Francisco Symphony, $170,000
To support a public television series featuring Michael Tilson Thomas and the San Francisco Symphony. Keeping Score is designed to help a national audience appreciate the relevance of classical music in contemporary life.
Capital Concerts, $25,000
To support staging and related costs for The National Memorial Day Concert and A Capitol Fourth, two patriotic concerts at the United States Capitol to be nationally broadcast live on PBS in 2006. A national television audience of 10 to 12 million watches these 90-minute programs each year.
From the Top, $60,000
To support the production of the public radio series From the Top. The weekly, hour-long radio program features performances by young classical musicians (ages eight to 18), interviews, and guest artists.
Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, $150,000
To support the production and broadcast of the television series Live From Lincoln Center. In 2007, the series will be aired on PBS stations in all 50 states, reaching an average of five million viewers per program.
Minnesota Public Radio, $125,000
To support the production and national broadcast of classical music programming. In 2006-07, programs such as St. Paul Sunday and Pipedreams, broadcasts of the Minnesota Orchestra and the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra series, and a choral music series will reach millions of listeners each week.
National Public Radio, $125,000
To support Classical Music Initiative. The project will include the recording, acquisition, and national radio broadcast of selected American orchestral performances on Performance Today, SymphonyCast, and Creators @ Carnegie; the presentation of American operatic productions for the World of Opera; and coverage of classical music throughout NPR's news programs.
WGBH Educational Foundation, $50,000
To support the production of From the Top for Television. Intended for national broadcast, the 13 half-hour programs will celebrate young classical musicians whose passion and talent for music is exceptional.
Window to the World Communications, $75,000
To support the production and national distribution of the radio series Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin. The series consists of daily (Monday through Friday) one-hour programs focusing on classical music in an informed, educational, and entertaining manner.


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One of these stockings can be made in just a few hours for the experienced seamstress. You will get all the pattern pieces and instructions to make both stockings. Each stocking measures 15" long (not including the hanger) and are nice and sturdy so Santa can stuff, stuff, stuff! I've given you very easy instructions and illustrations to hand applique the applique guys to the fabric before putting them together. Of course if you like to machine applique instead, no problem! The stockings are fully lined with no visible raw edges anywhere for a completely neat and finished look. The cuff is left blank so you can personalize with a name if you wish.
I've made my patterns very easy to read and understand. I give you a complete list of everything you will need to complete the project. I've broken everything down into step by step instructions and have included full color photos and illustrations. The pattern pieces are very crisp and neatly drawn using a computer program.
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5/8 yard of fabric for lining, cuff, and hanger
3/8 yard of fusible fleece interfacing (Pellon brand was used in this project)
1/4 yard of paperbacked fusible webbing (I use Heat N Bond Lite)
Small scraps of fabric for appliques
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Phoenix Moda Top Loading Mail Box in Black with Key Lock
- Top-loading letter-slot deposit.
- LOCKING: Fitted with a high quality key lock supplied with 2 keys.
- FIXING: Suitable for wall mounting with pre-drilled holes and fixings supplied.
- CONSTRUCTION: A heavy duty construction allows a lengthier product lifespan when compared to other thinner-walled mail boxes.
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Rumor: Blizzard Considering Diablo for Consoles
On the heels of yesterday's Activision Blizzard Q4 2010 earnings call, rumors are circulating that Blizzard may bring Diablo to consoles. Joystiq...
On the heels of yesterday's Activision Blizzard Q4 2010 earnings call, rumors are circulating that Blizzard may bring Diablo to consoles. Joystiq reports that Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime added fuel to the long-standing rumors at the DICE Summit yesterday.
"I think you could make an argument that a game like Diablo might play very well on a console," he said. "It's something that we're actually doing an investigation into to see if that could make sense." Morhaime said issues like the ability to patch and add expansions are concerns, but believes Diablo is the easiest console port in Blizzard's catalog.
This isn't the first time we've heard these sentiments from Blizzard. Morhaime made similar comments as far back as 2008. Only months ago Blizzard was hiring to explore a "Diablo-related project" on consoles, but the company promised it wouldn't delay the game's release.
The timing comes just after Blizzard announced at its investors call that it planned to cut its peripheral games like the Guitar Hero franchise and focus more on sure-fire hits like Call of Duty. Included in the announcement was word that Blizzard might not release a game in 2011, but that would mean at least two in 2012.
At this point, it would almost be more surprising if we didn't see some iteration of Diablo on consoles. The team at Blizzard has apparently been "investigating" the idea for over two years, and Blizzard executives just keep mentioning it. A console port is far from confirmed, but consider this yet another log on the fire.


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