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first timer here and i have a question. so if i have a parking spot in ed 2 how many wristbands do i get?
first timer here and i have a question. so if i have a parking spot in ed 2 how many wristbands do i get?
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Includes one 20x50 RV space and camping amenities. You may cram as many people into your RV as you like. Everyone camping in your RV must have a festival ticket.
Looks like each person in your RV WITH a festival ticket will get a camping wristband.
Stagecoach...07, 08, 09, 10, 11 & 12
what about if people arent all coming together and checking in together? can they give out extra wristbands or do the people coming later have to go checkin with the person that has the rv to get their wristbands?
no one realty knows right now exactly how they are going to do it its kinda a secret or something they have yet to release that info.
from what it sounds like your festival wristband will also be your camping wristband this year. one wristband to rule them all.
Where do you see about the one wristband... you must have special glasses that read through ambiguity? I think its a guessing game as long as they remain unclear on the issue.
Im guessing that you will need to go to a registration area somewhere and show your festival ticket to get a unique camping wristband. Im also guessing they wont have it figured out untill a few days before the campers start rolling in. Until then the best answer you will get from the website will be "Check back closer to the festival - more details me be added."
I got laid off when they closed that asbestos factory, and wouldn't you know it, the army cuts my disability pension because they said that the plate in my head wasn't big enough.
i am basing it on the fact that it says all campers must have a festival ticket this year. that makes me think that when you arrive you will show your camping ticket and festival ticket and they will put a wristband on you. and for those arriving to meet up after the original group gets there all that they will need to do is have their festival ticket scanned and they will be all set. it just makes sense.
Last edited by Cooter; 03-08-2010 at 03:49 PM.
pretty sure all this was discussed in another thread. re: all festival attendees being allowed into the camping area this year.
You should have to use orange color wristband... It glow too much on the fair skin....
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Associate Professor of Sociology
Garip F
Discovering Diverse Mechanisms of Migration: The Mexico-U.S. Stream from 1970 to 2000
. Population and Development Review [Internet]. 2012;38(3):393-433.
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Migrants to the United States are a diverse population. This diversity, captured in various migration theories, is overlooked in empirical applications that describe a typical narrative for an average migrant. Using the Mexican Migration Project data from about 17,000 first-time migrants between 1970 and 2000, this study employs cluster analysis to identify four types of migrants with distinct configurations of characteristics. Each migrant type corresponds to a specific theoretical account, and becomes prevalent in a specific period, depending on the economic, social and political conditions. Strikingly, each migrant type also becomes prevalent around the period in which its corresponding theory is developed.
Garip 2012 PDR
Garip F
The Impact of Migration and Remittances on Wealth Accumulation and Distribution in Rural Thailand
. 2012.
This paper studies the impact of internal migration and remittance flows on wealth accumulation and distribution in 51 rural villages in Nang Rong, Thailand. Using data from 5,449 households, the study constructs indices of household productive and consumer assets with principal component analysis. The changes in these indices from 1994 to 2000 are modeled as a function of households' prior migration and remittance behavior with ordinary least squares, matching, and instrumental variable methods. The findings show that rich households lose productive assets with migration, potentially due to a reduction in the labor force available to maintain local economic activities, while poor households gain productive assets due to a reduction in the consumption burden and an influx of remittances. Regardless of wealth status, households do not gain or lose consumer assets with migration or remittances. These results suggest an equalizing effect of migration and remittances on wealth distribution in rural Thailand.
Anteby M, Garip F, Mortorana P, Lozanoff S
Individuals' Decision to Co-Donate or Donate Alone: An Archival Study of Married Whole Body Donors in Hawaii.
PLoS ONE [Internet]. 2012;7(8).
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Background: Human cadavers are crucial to numerous aspects of health care, including initial and continuing training of medical doctors and advancement of medical research. Concerns have periodically been raised about the limited number of whole body donations. Little is known, however, about a unique form of donation, namely co-donations or instances when married individuals decide to register at the same time as their spouse as whole body donors. Our study aims to determine the extent of whole body co-donation and individual factors that might influence co-donation. Methods and Findings: We reviewed all records of registrants to the University of Hawaii Medical School's whole body donation program from 1967 through 2006 to identify married registrants. We then examined the 806 married individuals' characteristics to understand their decision to register alone or with their spouse. We found that married individuals who registered at the same time as their spouse accounted for 38.2 percent of married registrants. Sex differences provided an initial lens to understand co-donation. Wives were more likely to co-donate than to register alone (p = 0.002). Moreover, registrants' main occupational background had a significant effect on co-donations (p = 0.001). Married registrants (regardless of sex) in female-gendered occupations were more likely to co-donate than to donate alone (p = 0.014). Female-gendered occupations were defined as ones in which women represented more than 55 percent of the workforce (e.g., preschool teachers). Thus, variations in donors' occupational backgrounds explained co-donation above and beyond sex differences. Conclusions: Efforts to secure whole body donations have historically focused on individual donations regardless of donors' marital status. More attention needs to be paid, however, to co-donations since they represent a non-trivial number of total donations. Also, targeted outreach efforts to male and female members of female-gendered occupations might prove a successful way to increase donations through co-donations.
Anteby et al 2012 Plos1
Garip F
An Integrated Analysis of Migration and Remittances: Modeling Migration as a Mechanism for Selection
. Population Research and Policy Review [Internet]. 2012;31(5):637-663.
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Prior work has modeled individuals' migration and remittance behavior separately, and reported mixed empirical support for various remittance motivations. This study offers an integrated approach, and considers migration as a mechanism for selection in a censored probit model of remittance behavior. This approach leads to different conclusions about the determinants of remittance behavior in the Thai internal migration setting. To the extent that these determinants capture different remittance motivations, as prior research has presumed, the analysis also provides varying support for these motivations. These results suggest that migration and remittance behavior are interrelated, and it is crucial for an analysis of remittance behavior to control for the selectivity of migration.
Garip 2012 PRPR
Garip F, Asad AL
Mexico-U.S. Migration in Time: From Economic to Social Mechanisms
. 2012.
Garip Asad 2012 WP
DiMaggio P, Garip F
Network Effects and Social Inequality
. Annual Review of Sociology [Internet]. 2012;38:93-118.
Students of social inequality have noted the presence of mechanisms militating toward cumulative advantage and increasing inequality. Social scientists have established that in-‐ dividuals' choices are influenced by those of their network peers in many social domains. We suggest that the ubiquity of network effects and tendencies towards cumulative advant-‐ age are related. Inequality is exacerbated when effects of individual differences are multi-‐ plied by social networks: when persons must decide whether to adopt beneficial practices; network externalities, social learning, or normative pressure influence adoption decisions; and networks are homophilous with respect to individual characteristics that predict such decisions. We review evidence from literatures on network effects on technology, labor markets, education, demography, and health; identify several mechanisms through which networks may generate higher levels of inequality than one would expect based on dif-‐ ferences in initial endowments alone; consider cases where network effects may amelior-‐ ate inequality; and describe research priorities.
DiMaggio Garip 2012 ARS
Garip F
Repeat Migration and Remittances as Mechanisms for Wealth Inequality in 119 Communities from the Mexican Migration Project Data
. Demography [Internet]. 2012;49:1335-1360.
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To evaluate the distributional impact of remittances in origin communities, prior research studied how migrants' selectivity by wealth varies with migration prevalence in the community or prior migration experience of the individual. This study considers both patterns, and examines selectivity separately in low and high prevalence communities and for first-time and repeat migrants. Based on data from 18,042 household heads in 119 Mexican communities from the Mexican Migration Project, the analyses show that (i) first-time migrants in low prevalence communities come from poor households, while repeat migrants in high prevalence communities belong to wealthy households, and (ii) higher amounts of remittances reach wealthy households. These results suggest that repeat migration and remittances may be mechanisms for wealth accumulation in the study communities. Descriptive analyses associate these mechanisms with increasing wealth disparities between households with and without migrants, especially in high prevalence communities. The study, similar to prior findings, shows the importance of repeat migration trips, which, given sustained remittances, may amplify the wealth gap between migrants and non-migrants in migrant-sending communities. The study also qualifies prior findings by differentiating between low and high prevalence communities and observing a growing wealth gap only in the latter.
Garip Demography 2012
DiMaggio P, Garip F
How Network Externalities Can Exacerbate Intergroup Inequality
. American Journal of Sociology [Internet]. 2011;116(6):1887-1933.
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We describe a common but largely unrecognized mechanism that produces and exacerbates intergroup inequality: the diffusion of valuable practices with positive network externalities through social networks whose members differentially possess characteristics associated with adoption. We examine two cases, the first to explicate the implications of the model, the second to demonstrate its utility in analyzing empirical data. In the first, the diffusion of Internet use, network effects increase the utility of adoption to friends and relatives of prior adopters. An agent-based model demonstrates positive, monotonic relationships, given externalities, between homophily bias and intergroup inequality in equilibrium adoption rates. In the second, rural/urban migration in Thailand, network effects reduce risk to persons whose networks include prior migrants. Using longitudinal individual-level migration data, we find that network homophily interacts with network externalities to induce inequality in migration rates among otherwise similar villages.
DiMaggio Garip 2011 AJS
Garip F, Western B
Model Comparison and Simulation for Hierarchical Models: Analyzing Rural-Urban Migration in Thailand
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Handbook of Markov Chain Monte Carlo. CRC Press; 2011.
Sociological research often examines the effects of social context with hierarchical models. In these applications, individuals are nested in social contexts—like school classes, neighborhoods or villages—whose effects are thought to shape individual outcomes. Although applications of hierarchical models are common in sociology, analysis usually focuses on inference for fixed parameters. Researchers seldom study model fit or examine aggregate patterns of variation implied by model parameters. We present an analysis of Thai migration data, in which survey respondents are nested within villages and report annual migration information. We study a variety of hierarchical models, investigating model fit with DIC and posterior predictive statistics. We also describe a simulation to study how different initial distributions of migration across villages produce increasing inter-village inequality in migration.
Garip Western 2011 Handbook of MCMC
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Garip 2011 Remittances
Garip F, Curran S
Increasing Migration, Diverging Communities: Changing Character of Migrant Streams in Rural Thailand
. Population Research and Policy Review [Internet]. 2010;29:659-685.
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This paper studies how increasing migration changes the character of migrant streams in sending communities. Cumulative causation theory posits that past migration patterns determine future flows, as prior migrants provide resources, influence, or normative pressures that make individuals more likely to migrate. The theory implies exponentially increasing migration flows that are decreasingly selective. Recent research identifies heterogeneity in the cumulative patterns and selectivity of migration in communities. We propose that this heterogeneity may be explained by individuals' differential access to previously accumulated migration experience. Multi-level, longitudinal data from 22 rural Thai communities allow us to measure the distribution of past experience as a proxy for its accessibility to community members. We find that migration becomes a less-selective process as migration experience accumulates, and migrants become increasingly diverse in socio-demographic characteristics. Yet, selectivity within migrant streams persists if migration experience is not uniformly distributed among, and hence not equally accessible to, all community members. The results confirm that the accumulation and distribution of prior migrants' experiences distinctly shape future migration flows, and may lead to diverging cumulative patterns in communities over time.
Garip Curran 2010 PRPR
Garip F
Review of For Better or For Worse: Vietnamese International Marriages in the New Global Economy by Hung Cam Thai
. American Journal of Sociology. 2009;115(1):282-284.
Garip F
Social Capital and Migration: How Do Similar Resources Lead to Divergent Outcomes?
. Demography [Internet]. 2008;45(3):591-617.
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This paper investigates how migrant social capital differentially influences individuals' migration and cumulatively generates divergent outcomes for communities. To combine the fragmented findings in the literature, the paper proposes a framework that decomposes migrant social capital into resources (information about or assistance with migration), sources (prior migrants), and recipients (potential migrants). Analysis of multi-level and longitudinal data from 22 rural villages in Thailand shows that the probability of internal migration increases with the available resources, yet the magnitude of increase depends on recipients' characteristics and the strength of their ties to sources. Specifically, individuals become more likely to migrate if migrant social capital resources are greater and more accessible. The diversity of resources by occupation increases the likelihood of migration, while diversity by destination inhibits it. Resources from weakly-tied sources, such as village members, have a higher effect on migration than resources from strongly-tied sources in the household. Finally, the importance of resources for migration declines with recipients' own migration experience. These findings challenge the mainstream account of migrant social capital as a uniform resource that generates similar migration outcomes for different groups of individuals or in different settings. In Nang Rong villages, depending on the configuration of resources, sources and recipients, migrant social capital leads to differential migration outcomes for individuals and divergent cumulative migration patterns in communities.
Garip 2008 Demography
Garip F, Curran S, Shafer S, Donato K
Mapping Gender and Migration in Sociological Scholarship: Is It Segregation or Integration?
. International Migration Review [Internet]. 2006;40(1):199-223.
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A review of the sociological research about gender and migration shows the substantial ways in which gender fundamentally organizes the social rela- tions and structures influencing the causes and consequences of migration. Yet, although a significant sociological research has emerged on gender and migration in the last three decades, studies are not evenly distributed across the discipline. In this article, we map the recent intellectual history of gender and migration in the field of sociology and then systematically assess the extent to which studies on engendering migration have appeared in four widely read journals of sociology (American Journal of Sociology, American Sociological Review, Demography, and Social Forces). We follow with a discussion of these studies, and in our conclusions, we consider how future gender and migration scholarship in sociology might evolve more equitably.
Curran et al 2006 IMR
Garip F, Curran S, Chung C, Tangchonlatip K
Gendered Migrant Social Capital: Evidence from Thailand
. Social Forces [Internet]. 2005;84(1):225-255.
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Employing longitudinal data from Thailand to replicate studies of cumulative causation, we extend current knowledge by measuring frequency of trips, duration of time away, level of network aggregation (village or household), and sex composition of migrant networks to estimate a model of prospective migration among men and women in Thailand. We find that trips and duration of time away have distinct influences upon migration; that household level migrant networks are more influential than village level migrant networks; that female migrant networks and male migrant networks have different influences upon migration outcomes; and, that migrant social capital influences men and women's migration differently. Our elaboration provides significant quantitative evidence as to how gender and family variously imbue migration dynamics.
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The last time Mill Ends Park was in the news, it was full of teeny-tiny plastic police officers, a whole lot of teeny-tiny protest signs, and one scrawny evergreen tree.
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Whether you love them or hate them, saute them with bacon or roast them with olive oil, Brussels sprouts are generally on the side of the plate, not at the center.
Lately there's been a notable exception: pasta. Pasta with Brussels sprouts and bacon is the new pasta with broccoli rabe and sausage. Everyone seems to have a recipe for it, and that's all to the good.
As a devotee of both Brussels sprouts and pasta (and broccoli rabe, for the record), I've embraced this trend.
I've made the dish countless times -- with the bacon and without, with long pasta and short pasta, with quartered Brussels sprouts and sliced Brussels sprouts. I've added red wine and leeks; I've added nuts and cheese; I've broiled the sprouts instead of sauteing them. I've even deep-fried the sprouts, which was wonderful but much too messy to attempt again on a weeknight.
Of all these variations, I have a new favorite.
It's simple. Everything goes into one pan.
It's fast. Other than the Brussels sprouts themselves, you probably already have everything you need. (You can leave out the rosemary if there's none in your fridge.) You can crave it at 8 and be eating by 8:30.
To slice the Brussels sprouts, use a knife or a food processor. A food processor is faster, but then you have to clean it. A Benriner mandoline works, too, but I find the sprouts just as easy to slice by hand. The slices do not need to be paper thin either; 1/8 inch is lovely.
A note about the bacon. For this dish, I prefer pancetta, which is unsmoked. The flavor is porkier and earthier, and I think a better match for the sweetness of the sprouts. But use whichever you have. Or leave out the meat entirely and top the dish generously with gratings of a young pecorino or Manchego.
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Today's Yankees-Blue Jays game postponed due to inclement weather
The New York Yankees announced that today's game between the Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays at Yankee Stadium has been postponed due to inclement weather. A makeup date has not been scheduled. This marks the first game postponed at Yankee Stadium during the 2013 season.
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EDIT - will this control just 1 enemy's AI? do i need to do what i did before and change the values for a 2nd, 3rd, etc enemy?
or JUST from the while GameRunning loop...?
however, ill keep tweaking and see if i can rescue it before i lose the whole thing
again , for clarity -- before, i had 2 sets of your AI v1 code, one for enemy 2 and for enemy 3. ( i went through each line of your code to change the particular '2' values to '3' !! )With this new v2 code, you're saying i can make do with just one code set for both/ all enemy AI's i want?
You really should remove Infected AI v1.AIv1 was never really intended to be used by anyone else to be honest. I'm surprised and intrigued that you managed to implement it into another level despite its shortcomings. :> Did you manage to figure out how it does what it does? The code isn't exactly pretty..
EDIT - lol. sorry for reiterating my concern. i couldnt figure out how one code can control multiple factions at once! but i see your explanation now and its a little clearer. sorry, it takes some time for me to get my head round all this mathematical stuff. it always has, it probably always will..
I can imagine that having 2 copies of Infected AIv1 would mean that the two different empires would read each other's metrics.This is quite interesting because it means, for example, if one AI attacks the other, then they BOTH think they are the one that is under attack. So they would both spam reinforcements from their entire empire and it would become an all-consuming war, when a much more viable strategy might be to continue peacefully colonising the galaxy, and swarming up...It's interesting thinking about it, but to be honest the complexity of AIv1 is so great that it's hard to figure out exactly what the results would be. If you hadn't already told me that it worked, I would have expected it to crash..


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A family hoping to memorialize a young life claimed by an autoimmune disease decided the best way to do that would involve a nurse recognition program.
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"These nurses consistently demonstrate excellence through their clinical expertise and extraordinary compassionate care, and are recognized as outstanding role models in our nursing community," Kearns said.
DAISY is an acronym for Diseases Attacking the Immune System. A foundation and awards program bearing the name was founded in November 1999 by the family of J. Patrick Barnes, a 33-year-old husband and new father who died of complications of Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpora (ITP).
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Now that I'm refocused on the genealogy of my mother's side of the family, I think it's a good time to introduce Joseph & Lillian (Boicourt) Layton. Joseph & Lillian are my great great grandparents. Lillian is the reason I am a little bit French.
Lillian Boicourt was born 19 November 1862 in Sardinia, Decatur County, Indiana, a daughter of Vermillion & Sarah Elizabeth (Gentry) Boicourt. Joseph Hammond Layton was born 27 September 1859 in Indiana.
This tintype of Joseph, taken shortly before his death, is the only photo we have of him. We do not have any photos of Lillian, or any of the children other than Charles. If you are a descendent of this family with photos, please contact me!
Joseph & Lillian were married 29 March 1882 in Jennings County, Indiana. They had two daughters before they moved to Minneapolis, Ottawa County, Kansas in 1885, where they had five more children. Their sixth child was my great grandfather, Charles Layton.
Joseph and Lillian probably traveled to Kansas with Joseph's brother, Hiram, and his wife Martha. Census records show that Hiram and Martha didn't settle in Kansas for long – they continued on to Colorado. Joseph and Lillian, however, returned to Indiana in 1894. Just before Lillian gave birth to her tenth child, Joseph died of typhoid on 8 December 1900 in Westport, Indiana.
Greensburg New Era, 13 Dec 1900
On 12 September 1905, Lillian married Colonel G. Lamar, also a widower. They had a daughter, Lulu Viola, in 1907. At some point, Colonel apparently left Lillian. She applied for publication of a non-residence notice, and on 8 July 1919, she was granted a divorce and custody of Lulu. She was ordered by the court not to remarry within two years. In 1920, Colonel showed up on the census in Kansas, living with his son, William M. Lamar.
Lillian died 6 January 1947. She was buried in Westport Cemetery.
Greensburg Daily News, 6 January 1947
Greensburg Daily News, 7 January 1947
Children of Joseph & Lillian:
Estella May
29 May 1883 – 9 November 1900
Estella died in Westport, Indiana at age 17. She was buried in Westport Cemetery.
Lora Lilas (Stearns)
13 January 1885 – 28 July 1949
8 February 1885, The Decatur News (Freedonia)
Lora married Frank Ernest Stearns 28 March 1907 at Vernon, Jennings County, Indiana. They lived in Jennings County and Jackson County (Seymour). Lora and Frank had six children: Glen, Mildred (McClellan), Leslie, Mary (Hodnett), Archie, and Robert. Lora was buried in Westport Cemetery.
Greensburg Daily News, 30 July 1949
Clarence Elvin
26 January 1886 – 28 December 1896
Clarence was born shortly after the Laytons moved to Kansas. He died at age 10 after the move back to Indiana. His obituary in Greensburg's New Era, 1 January 1896, read: "Clarence Layton, of Westport, aged about nine years died Saturday of brain trouble." He was buried in the Baptist Church cemetery.
Wilbur Leslie
11 June 1888 – 28 May 1958
Wilbur married Goldie Anderson 20 February 1910 in Decatur County, Indiana. They moved to Muncie, Indiana, where Wilbur was employed as a Gear Cutter, and they later moved to Shelbyville, Indiana, where Wilbur was a farmer. They had five children: Lillian (Nail), Chester, Elma Louise (Brown), Vera (Clapp), and Phyllis (Wilson). After Goldie's death in 1943, Wilbur married Ova Anderson, and they lived in New Castle. Wilbur died in Henry County after a cerebral hemorrhage. He was buried in Miller Cemetery, New Castle, Indiana.
Carrie Isabelle (Borgstede)
26 January 1890 – 27 May 1968
Carrie was born in Ottawa County, Kansas. She married John Lewis Borgstede (b. 9 January 1881, Ripley County) on 23 August 1907 in Decatur County, Indiana. They had three children: Gladys, Merlynn, and Janice (Low). They lived in North Dakota and Muncie (Delaware County) before they eventually returned to Westport, Decatur County, where John worked at an auto parts factory.
29 July 1891 – 7 July 1965
Charles was born in Kansas. He married Hazel McKinley 26 December 1911 in Boone County, Indiana. They had four boys: Max, Dow, Joe, and Don. I wrote about Charles and his family in a previous post.
Greensburg Daily News, 7 July 1965
Roy Boicourt
6 September 1893 – 5 May 1959
Roy was born in Ottawa County, Kansas. He served in WWI and married Inez Loreen Huntington in 1923. They had two children: Ruth (Stephenson) & Lois (Hiday), and lived in Anderson where he worked for the Anderson Municipal Electric Plant. He was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in Anderson.
Anderson Daily Bulletin, 6 May 1959
Elma Marie (Tumulty)
28 October 1895 – 15 April 1972
Elma was born in Decatur County, Indiana. She married Edwin William Tumulty 10 August 1916 in Decatur County, Indiana. They moved to Anderson, Indiana, where they lived the rest of their lives. They had two daughters, Phyllis (Johnson) & Donna (Jennings). She was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in Anderson.
Franklin Lester
10 September 1898 – 28 March 1958
Frank was born in Decatur County, Indiana. He married Mary Leota Beach in 1923. They had two children: Paul & Frank, and lived in Anderson. Frank was the proprietor of a service station for 21 years, then worked at Brown Electric Company. He was buried in Memorial Park Cemetery in Anderson.
Anderson Daily Bulletin, 29 March 1958
Earl Joseph
6 January 1901 – 4 February 1965
Lillian gave birth to Earl 29 days after her Joseph's death. He married Marietta M. Hessler in North Vernon, Jennings County, on 5 December 1936. They had four children: Betty (Gatewood), Norman Joseph, James Earl, and Helen Catharine (Graue). Earl was buried in Westport Cemetery.


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After my buddy David Hayward (aka Naked Pastor) posted on his blog a T-shirt idea titled "Atheish," I decided to contact this Canuck via Skype for a chat about the genesis behind this logo and why so many atheists and freethinkers are becoming drawn to a website led by a former pastor.
Why did you draw the "Atheish" logo?
What I'm finding is happening is a polarizing of ideologies where people become militant in whatever their ideology is. The problem isn't necessarily belief versus unbelief but the fundamentalist mindset where someone believes the way they believe is right and everybody else is wrong. So my T-shirt "Atheish" is an attempt to modify or moderate the playing field where it's not necessarily atheists versus believers. It's fundamentalism that's the problem, not the content of the belief or ideology of the thinker. If we can all come into the conversation with a humble awareness that we really don't know and any assertions we do make tend to border on hypocrisy, I think we'd be far more open to having a genuine conversation.
When people ask me to define myself, on a good day I say I'm agnostic/apophatic Anglican. Given my late father was an Episcopal priest/professor; one could say I am a pre-natal Episcopalian. It's just a part of who I am.
If someone asks me if I'm a Christian, I say I'm a Christian in the same way I'm a Canadian. It's so much a part of my DNA that I can't reject it. I recognize that my roots are deep in the Christian tradition. My two degrees are in theology and I was a pastor for over 25 years. But I am not a Christian in a way that would suit most people's definition. But I'm comfortable with that.
We've had this conversation before about how we have more in common these days with spiritual atheists than evangelicals and emergents. Why do you think this is so in your case?
I think there are a lot of people out there who recognize that the problem is not belief. There's millions of gods and millions of religions. People are becoming more and more skeptical signing on to any certain belief system. They want to open the debate and have a genuine discussion. That means coming into the forum with a willingness to hold on to your beliefs, thoughts and ideologies loosely in order to be able to converse with other people. Maybe the best debate is when you allow doubt or mystery to be a greater component of your ideology or belief system.
I find myself getting very uncomfortable when people offer prayers on my behalf as I no longer have this childlike notion that Jesus watches over me personally or that God as my Father will take care of all my problems.
I struggle with the whole religious language because I've come to the conclusion that we use language to control our worlds and realities. When people ask me questions about who I am and what I believe, it's their attempt to comprehend and grasp me intellectually and then plug me into some kind of a hole that makes them feel comfortable.
As we both have proven, when you start talking like this, you find yourself off the author/speaker list and out of a job as a Christian minister or leader.
I watch my blog traffic every day so I'm very aware of who follows and unfollows me. This has very much to do with how you're labeled. If people don't recognize your label as something in line with their beliefs, then you're going to lose that reader. But I'm finding that more and more people who are signing on to the discussion are people who aren't willing to subscribe to any certain solidified belief system. I also need to submit the very real fact that we might be creating another label and it's sort of this nebulous fluid kind of ideology.
Even though I knew I had to leave the institutional church, this decision incurred some losses in terms of finances and friends.
While it was traumatic for me to leave, my family and the few friends that I have left say that I am much happier and easy going than I have been in a long, long time. I just feel like a free agent and I'm really happy about that.
In a piece I did reflecting on Kelly Carlin's show "A Carlin Home Companion" for the forthcoming issue of American Atheist Magazine, I talk about "nones," meaning those who don't come from a religious tradition but they still have a rich spiritual life. They may still participate in rituals, say light a candle for a deceased family member or participate in the mysteries of the Eucharist because they feel drawn to the community formed around the table. But they would never consider themselves to be "Christian."
My views on this have changed a great deal. I don't go to church but if you find a church or a community where you can follow your own spiritual path with integrity without sacrificing your conscience or intellect: go for it. I have a lot of affinity with atheists because in many ways I believe I'm an atheist in Christian clothes. Many of my cartoons have been shared on atheist blogs.
One of my cartoons shows an atheist and a believer standing on two different sides of an iceberg that emerges out of the water. On the surface, it looks like they're on two different islands. But deep, deep down, I think there's a unifying connection that joins us, but most of us are unaware of it and don't detect it. For example, I find it very difficult to converse with fundamentalist Christians, but I have to believe that somewhere deep down beyond my detection is a unity that binds us together. I admit there's s challenge to make these deep connections given the loud and rambunctious arguments one finds at the surface.
Finally, anything you might want to say about your relationship with Asbo Jesus, a British based cartoonist?
We're very much on the same page in that we both poke fun at the status quo of Christianity and the Church in particular while trying to open up a space for dialogue and debate. Our mutual goals are to comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable.
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Lucille Henry was born July 19, 1924 in Mule Creek, N.M. to George William and Pauline Belle (Conn) Henry. She passed away at Vista Grande Inn in Cortez on Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2012. Lucille was 88 years old.
Raised in Mule Creek, Lucille enjoyed the life that growing up on a ranch could bring. She was very musical and enjoyed playing in a band with her two brothers as they grew up. She loved playing the piano. Lucille was a longtime member of Eastern Star. She loved roses. Most especially, Lucille was known for her love of life.
Surviving Lucille are her children, Rosene Perry and Gerald of Dolores, Keith Kartchner also of Dolores, Paul Dean Kartchner of Carlsbad, N.M. and Clell Kartchner of Henderson, Texas; three grandsons, Kevin Kartchner of Dove Creek, Vernon Perry and Travis Perry both of Ohio, as well as nine other grandchildren; and 18 great-grandchildren.
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Washington County treasurer won't seek re-election
Washington County Treasurer Janice Gettelman announced this week that she will not seek re-election in November.
Gettelman has served as county treasurer since November 1998. She was hired as an accounting assistant in the treasurer's office in October 1985 and promoted to deputy treasurer in 1989.
Walker signs bevy of bills into law
Madison - Gov. Scott Walker has signed bills putting new restrictions on abortion, requiring schools that teach sex education to promote marriage and barring those who are discriminated against at work from suing for punitive damages in state court.
Democrats blasted Walker and his fellow Republicans in the Legislature for advancing policies that they say amount to a "war on women."
"He might have thought none of us are watching because it's Good Friday, but all of us women are watching," said former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk, one of four Democrats competing to run against Walker in a June 5 recall election. »Read Full Article(1354)
Bucks win, but Skiles not happy
An unhappy Scott Skiles didn't mince words with his team or reporters following the Milwaukee Bucks' 95-90 victory over Charlotte on Friday night at the Bradley Center.
Yes, the Bucks (27-28) won to move within one game of the .500 mark and to edge within one game of the New York Knicks for eighth place and the final playoff spot in the Eastern Conference.
But Milwaukee struggled all night to put away a Bobcats team which dropped to 7-46, the league's worst record. Charlotte dropped its 10th game in a row despite a career-high 31 points from forward Byron Mullens. »Read Full Article(4)
West Allis police looking for pub-robbing duo
West Allis - West Allis police are investigating a series of robberies at taverns in the city, according to a report from WTMJ-TV (Channel 4).
According to WTMJ:
Police say the robbers are brazen, targeting taverns such as Sir Gregory's Pub, 7534 W. Beloit Road, and others early in the day. The latest robbery was at Lynch's Tavern, 2300 S. 108th St. »Read Full Article(8)
Witkowiak will seek recount in aldermanic race
South side Ald. Jim Witkowiak said Friday he'll ask for a recount of Tuesday's election in which he was defeated by developer Jose Perez.
Witkowiak, who has been the alderman from the largely Latino district for the last 16 years, lost his seat by 86 votes, according to unofficial results from the city Election Commission.
He also finished second to Perez in a February primary. »Read Full Article(8)
Awful opening act by Brewers
Yovani Gallardo insisted that he wasn't aware of his career numbers against the St. Louis Cardinals, but this was not a case of ignorance being bliss.
Picking up where they left off last fall in Game 6 of the National League Championship Series, the Cardinals pummeled Milwaukee pitching early and often at Miller Park as the Brewers were thumped Friday afternoon in their season opener, 11-5.
Afterward, Gallardo had a very succinct yet accurate appraisal of his performance, which included four pitches that left the park in only 3 2/3 innings. »Read Full Article(43)
Ex-Sheboygan mayor facing sexual assault charges
Sheboygan - Former Sheboygan Mayor Bob Ryan has been charged with two counts of misdemeanor sexual assault stemming from the same drinking binge in Elkhart Lake last July that triggered a recall election and led to his ouster in February.
Court records show that Ryan was charged Thursday with two counts of fourth-degree sexual assault, the Sheboygan Press reported Friday. If convicted, he would face a maximum of nine months in jail and a fine of $10,000 on each count. He's due to make his initial court appearance April 23.
Ryan and his attorney did not immediately return phone calls from The Associated Press seeking comment on the charges. »Read Full Article
On way to exit, Holloway reflects on County Board career
Milwaukee County Board Chairman Lee Holloway is saying goodbye after 20 years as the self-professed tough guy of Milwaukee politics.
Or is he really leaving the public stage?
He wants you to know he's accomplished more quietly than his splashy and sometimes unfavorable public image might suggest, speaks warmly of Gov. Scott Walker during his time as county executive despite their public dust-ups and says he holds no grudges against anyone he's clashed with - including the press. »Read Full Article(44)
Fire creates huge smoke plume in Menomonee Valley
A fire that broke out at the Miller Compressing Company in the Menomonee Valley late Friday afternoon created a towering plume of smoke visible from as far away as Mayfair mall.
Scores of firefighters responded to the company scrap yard at 17th and W. Canal Streets, and police blocked traffic and cordoned off a wide area around the site.
Reached by telephone Friday evening Joseph Kovacich, vice president for administration at the company, said there had been no reports of injuries and no damage to any buildings. Smoke and flames emanating from the site were coming from burning scrap metal and insulation, he said.
The huge, billowing tower of smoke from the fire was visible for miles, and a resident of Story Hill on Milwaukee's west side said a thick, foul-smelling blanket of smoke was settling on the neighborhood and driving people indoors. Miller Park, the scene of the Brewers' opening day game against the St. Louis Cardinals, was barely visible from nearby Story Hill on Friday evening.(16)
Missing man found in Milwaukee
A 58-year-old cognitively disabled man reported missing Thursday has been found, Milwaukee police said Friday afternoon.
Isaac Bester, who had last been seen shortly before 10 a.m. Thursday at Community Support and Target Case Management, 4957 W Fond du Lac Ave., was located and "medically cleared," according to a police news release that provided no additional details.
Journal Sentinel staffers, JSOnline recognized in National Headliner Awards
decline of commercial fishing on Lake Michigan.
Journal Sentinel reporter Dan Egan has won a national award for environmental reporting for his work on the Great Lakes, including a detailed look at theThe National Headliner Awards, first presented in 1935, were announced Friday. They are sponsored by the Press Club of Atlantic City.
Two other staff members won second place awards - columnist Jim Stingl in the best local interest column category; and reporter Gina Barton in the investigative reporting category. She was recognized for her "Both Sides of the Law" investigation on Milwaukee police officers who had run ins with the law. »Read Full Article(15)
Four staffers exit Neumann campaign
Former U.S. Rep. Mark Neumann doesn't seem to inspire loyalty and stability in his campaign staff.
In 2010, the veteran Republican candidate had three different people serve as his campaign manager during his failed bid for governor.
His final campaign manager from that contest, Chip Englander, is back running Neumann's campaign for U.S. Senate. But four other staffers have left Neumann's campaign payroll in the past two months. »Read Full Blog Post(24)
Brewers 2012 opening day chatter around the Web
Journal Sentinel reporter Kathy Flanigan is using photos, tweets, videos and news stories to re-create the tailgating experience.
If you're on Twitter, use the hashtag #mketailgate to join in the conversation.
For full coverage of opening day, go to our Brewers section.
Extensions for Melvin, Roenicke in works
Brewers principal owner Mark Attanasio said this morning prior to the season opener that extensions for both general manager Doug Melvin and manager Ron Roenicke are in the works.
"We're in conversations with both and they're progressing nicely," said Attanasio, who mentioned at the start of spring training that extensions were in order for both.
"Those conversations are progressing nicely and I'd expect something to be done reasonably soon." »Read Full Blog Post(5)
Melvin discusses Greinke and long-term deals
Milwaukee Brewers general manager Doug Melvin had some interesting things to say this afternoon about Zack Greinke and contract extensions.
With Greinke entering the final year of his contract, the Brewers obviously would like to get something done with the right-hander if at all possible.
How much money it would take to sign Greinke is up for debate, especially since earlier this week when the San Francisco Giants signed Matt Cain to a deal that will make him the highest-paid right-hander in baseball history (six years, $127.5 million). »Read Full Blog Post(7)
Fire destroys Eagle barn
Fire has consumed a barn on a dairy farm on Highway 59 in Eagle.
A Sheriff's Department deputy on the scene said the buildings have all been vacant. »Read Full Article
Roenicke on Braun: Right now he's in a really good place
Now that the Brewers and Ryan Braun are long past worrying about major suspensions, manager Ron Roenicke said his star player has recovered mentally from the ordeal of the off-season, as well.
"Right now he is in a really good place," said Roenicke Friday afternoon hours before the season opener against St. Louis at Miller Park.
"First couple of weeks of spring - a little difficult. He's back to the guy he was, that I saw last year. He's very confident. He knows he had a tough off-season mentally. And I think his focus is on having a repeat year and even better - which is hard to believe, but that's the way he talks. And it is hard to say that he wouldn't." »Read Full Blog Post(8)
Wireless devices should work better at Miller Park
If you are an AT&T wireless customer, you know the frustration of trying to use your mobile device at Miller Park.
That's about to change beginning Friday for the season opener. The company said it is expanding its mobile Internet coverage at Miller Park and the nearby region by installing what is known as a Distributed Antenna System, or DAS.
The addition of several strategically placed antennas that distribute AT&T's wireless network coverage means improved call reliability and more consistent network access. »Read Full Article(29)
Fan loyalty index ranks Brewers high
Brand Keys, a research and consulting firm, has put together its Sports Loyalty Engagement Index for the baseball season.
The index helps professional sports franchises by providing fan loyalty rankings in their home base, as well as nationally.
Specifically, the index attempts to measure the intensity with which fans within the team's market support the home team compared with fans of other teams in the market. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Man with cognitive disabilities reported missing
Milwaukee police were still searching Friday for a 58-year-old man they describe as severely cognitively disabled.
Isaac Bester was last seen shortly before 10 a.m. Thursday at Community Support and Target Case Management, 4957 W Fond du Lac Ave., according to a posting on the Milwaukee Police Department website.
Bester, who also goes by "Ike," is described as a black male, 5 feet 7 inches tall with a shaved head. »Read Full Article
Crane group gets OK to continue migration
A group that trains and leads endangered whooping cranes with ultralight aircraft will be allowed to continue this year after the practice had been called into question during the 2011-'12 migration.
The Federal Aviation Administration has agreed to grant an exemption for the next two years to Operation Migration – a group that has been leading whooping cranes to Florida from Wisconsin since 2001.
The decision clears a major hurdle to re-establish a migrating flock of whooping cranes in the eastern United States. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Froedtert to open medical office building in New Berlin
Froedtert Health will begin construction this summer on a 135,000-square-foot multi-specialty medical office building at the intersection of S. Moorland and W. Beloit roads in New Berlin.
The building is expected to open in late 2013.
The site is part of a 48-acre parcel where Children's Hospital and Health System Wisconsin opened a pediatric outpatient clinic in 2009. »Read Full Article(1)
Thief caught after grabbing clothing worth more than $1,000 at Mayfair
A Milwaukee man was arrested this week for taking more than $1,000 in clothing from Boston Store at Mayfair and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Security stopped the 54-year-old after seeing him grab a stack of clothing and attempt to run from the store Tuesday. The incident was similar to one last month, in which thieves grabbed more than $4,600 worth of clothing.
During a search, he struggled with the security guard, who found a crack pipe in the man's jacket. The man was arrested by police and found to be in violation of his probation, having been convicted of 10 crimes within the last five years. »Read Full Article(29)
Witkowiak to ask for recount
was defeated by developer Jose Perez.
South side Ald. Jim Witkowiak said Friday morning he will ask for a recount of Tuesday's election in which heWitkowiak, who has been the alderman from the largely Latino district for the last 16 years, lost his seat by 86 votes, according to unofficial results from the city Election Commission.
He also finished second to Perez in the February primary. »Read Full Blog Post(14)
MATC to offer degree program in entrepreneurship
Milwaukee Area Technical College will begin offering a diploma program in entrepreneurship this summer.
The program will prepare would-be business owners in the trades and arts to work with a viable business model, the school said in a description. Students will take 30 credits in areas such as new product development, business law and finance.
Students in the program will be encouraged to work collaboratively with a variety of departments in the college, and will have access to the school's entrepreneurship center on the downtown Milwaukee campus.
To celebrate the launch of the diploma program, MATC and Reliable Water Services are sponsoring the "Hottest Kitchen Entrepreneur Challenge," a contest to find the region's next great food entrepreneur. The winner of the contest will receive $2,500 from Reliable to use to start their own business, a consultation package from MATC and a gift certificate for professional cookware from the Boelter Cos.(10)
Ethanol producer settles state air pollution claims
Valero Renewable Fuels Co. LLC will pay $17,000 to settle a state complaint that it violated air pollution laws at its ethanol plant near Jefferson, Atty. Gen. J.B. Van Hollen said Friday.
The violations occurred from February 2010 to June 2010 after Valero acquired the plant from bankrupt former owner Renew Energy. With the purchase, Valero inherited a plant that already had significant compliance problems and was violating its permit, Van Hollen said in a statement.(12)
State police union blasts AFSCME attack on Barrett
Madison - A state police union is criticizing another union's attack on Milwaukee mayor and gubernatorial recall candidate Tom Barrett.
The executive director of the Wisconsin Professional Police Association said Friday that an Internet video promoted by the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 24 distorted Barrett's record and made it appear as if the mayor supported Gov. Scott Walker's repeal of most collective bargaining for public employees.
Barrett opposed that legislation, which sparked the recall effort against the Republican governor. AFSCME has endorsed Barrett's opponent in the Democratic primary to recall Walker, former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk. »Read Full Article(324)
PolitiFact: Testing AFSCME claim on Barrett, collective bargaining changes
New today fromThe largest state public employees union says Democratic recall candidate Tom Barrett supported passage of Gov. Scott Walker's bill stripping collective bargaining of state employees. We check the tape. (9)
Polaris adding 89 jobs in western Wisconsin
Osceola - Polaris Industries Inc. plans to add 89 jobs in the western Wisconsin city of Osceola as it boosts production of Indian motorcycles.
Minnesota-based Polaris acquired Indian last year and produces the motorcycles in Spirit Lake, Iowa. Engines for both Indian and Victory motorcycles are made at the Osceola plant, which employs about 100.
The Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. says Polaris is eligible for $595,000 in tax credits. Gov. Scott Walker calls it "another great jobs victory for Wisconsin" given that Polaris could have chosen Iowa or Minnesota.
The Osceola plant once had a workforce of more than 500. Polaris had planned to close it in 2010 as part of a plan to move some ATV production to Mexico, but decided to keep some workers on in Osceola for motorcycle engines.(23)
Share your photos, tweets of Brewers #mketailgate
It's Opening Day at Miller Park. Many of you will be at the stadium, but we're stuck at the office.
So one request: After you set up the grill and pull out the cooler, help share the tailgating experience with us and your fellow JSOnline readers.
We're collecting photos for an Opening Day gallery. If you're at a computer, you can submit pics to the gallery here. If you're on a mobile device, send your pics to firstname.lastname@example.com along with your name and a brief caption (photo location, what's happening, etc.). You can look at all of your fellow tailgater photos at this link. »Read Full Article
Routes to get into Miller Park for Milwaukee Brewers opener
MILWAUKEE - The combination of a Brewers home opener and road construction can bring lots of challenges for drivers hoping to get in to the parking lots early, or at least before they're filled.
With one I-94 lane closed heading eastbound into Miller Park, traffic could be dramatically snarled on Friday. »Read Full Article
All hail the Miller Park roof
It wasn't so long ago that most people wondered if the Miller Park roof would ever work correctly.
Designed as North America's only radial, retractable roof, the roof is the signature feature of the ballpark, opened in March 2001.
But there were problems from the start. According to Mike Duckett, the executive director of the Miller Park stadium district, the roof-drive mechanisms were not working properly. »Read Full Blog Post(23)
Commissioner Selig: Brewers' Braun is 'a wonderful young man'
Commissioner Bud Selig was asked Friday morning by WTMJ Radio's Gene Mueller how Brewers leftfielder Ryan Braun should be treated by fans when the Brewers play on the road and how they should feel about him as a role model.
Braun tested positive for a banned substance near the end of last season. He won in the appeal process and avoided a 50-game suspension to begin this season.
"He's really a wonderful young man," Selig said. "We have a drug testing program. We administered I believe it was 4,890 tests last year. We had no other problems. Zero. This was one of those things that happened, but I'm proud of where we are. You know everything that we went through. Now we have the toughest testing program in all of American sports. That's the most important thing, and everybody should say that." »Read Full Blog Post(26)
Menomonee Falls to soon complete Stolper land purchase
The Menomonee Falls Community Development Authority expects to complete its purchase this month of the 17-acre former Stolper/Western Industries facility, which will be redeveloped.
The authority's board Thursday night approved the purchase closing, which was first authorized in 2009. The village is buying the property for $600,000, from Western Industries Inc., and is spending $4.7 million on demolishing the former factory and doing an environmental cleanup on the site, said Village Manager Mark Fitzgerald.
That money will be repaid through property taxes generated by new development within a tax incremental financing district that includes the the former factory site, which is west of Pilgrim Road and south of Highway 45. »Read Full Blog Post
February milk production improves in state
Madison - Even discounting the additional Leap Day, milk producers in Wisconsin and Minnesota had a better February this year than they did last year.
Wisconsin dairy farmers harvested 2.2 billion pounds of milk in February. On a per-cow average, that's a 4% improvement over February of 2011.
It was the same story in Minnesota, which produced 714 million pounds. That's a 2% improvement, again based on a per-cow average. »Read Full Article(2)
On Tap: Take us out to the food
Mmmphmmph. Oops, excuse us—just taking another bite of ballpark hot dog.
What we meant to say, of course, was "Play ball!" And if it's opening day, it's time for our look at carryout/takeout options for that all-important first tailgate party. »Read Full Blog Post
Freeze warning issued for all of southern Wisconsin
freeze warning for all of southern Wisconsin from 4 a.m. to 8 a.m.
The National Weather Service has issued aTemperatures are expected to fall into the upper 20s away from Lake Michigan, causing damage to fruit trees and other sensitive vegitation.
Just after 4 a.m., the temperature was 36 in Milwaukee and 32 in Waukesha County. »Read Full Article(1)


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Apple rejects iOS apps using Dropbox Accusations Apple is protecting its cash pile, despite policy being months old
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Getting started with NFC on Android Near Field Communication (NFC) enables wireless communication between things like phones, stickers and cards. In this tutorial Richard Leggett shows us how to write a game demo that both reads and writes custom data to an NFC tag
July 2012 (#229) We've changed editors but we haven't changed our usual mix of features and hands-on tutorials covering the latest web technologies. The cover feature, for a start, rounds up the latest apps for responsive design, image compression and more!
New tools for web design and development: May 2012 Mark Penfold goes back to basics in this month's roundup of 10 of new tools for web design and development
Emily Lewis on the future of microformats Author and designer Emily Lewis answers your questions about microformats, designing for mobile, going freelance full-time, and getting involved in the speaker circuit
Build a mobile template with Handlebars Nathan Smith of Projekt202 explains how to use Handlebars.js to build lightweight HTML templates for JSON data
A practical guide to tactical mobile prototyping Rachel Hinman's book The Mobile Frontier went on sale a couple of weeks ago. We present an exclusive excerpt that looks deeper at one method of mobile prototyping: tactical prototyping
Create a mobile website with jQuery Mobile In this exclusive excerpt of Murach's HTML5 and CSS3, Zak Ruvalcaba and Anne Boehm explain how to use jQuery Mobile to create a mobile web site
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The case for responsive web content: it's all about the users Separate mobile site, or responsive design? Don't take sides in the Nielsen-Clark debate: use top task analysis to find out what your users really want, says Christiaan Lustig
Luke Wroblewski on mobile first In the last few years, Luke Wroblewski's 'mobile first' philosophy of web design has radically changed the way we go about building online experiences. He tells Tom May why you should join the revolution and how your users will benefit
Andreas Gal on Mozilla's mobile OS Mozilla's director of research on the evolution from Boot to Gecko
New tools for web design and development: July 2012 This month, Mark Penfold's round-up of the best new tools ranges from cutting-edge experiments to down-to-earth utilities. Give them a try: they're all free


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TAFT, Calif. -- The sheriff of Kern County, Calif., says a 16-year-old student shot at a high school in rural Taft is in critical but stable condition. Sheriff Donny Youngblood says the shooter is a student who walked into a class at Taft Union High School Thursday morning and shot the teen with a shotgun, and then fired at another student but missed. A teacher suffered a minor pellet wound to the head. Youngblood says the teacher tried to get other students out a back door, then he and another staff member engaged the shooter in conversation to distract him, and convinced him to put down the gun.
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