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JONESVILLE — As The Potter's Storehouse in Jonesville prepares to celebrate its fourth anniversary, the food distribution program continues to grow throughout Union County.
Pastor Don Moore of The Potter's Storehouse (TPS) said the program provided food for 4,300 people last month, which covers 1,973 households. He said those numbers are about average for the distribution events as of late.
"We haven't been back to the 6,000 mark, which is a good thing," Moore said. "We've been holding steady to 4,000 to 4,500 people a month, but we're growing."
Even though the average number of people served at TPS events in Jonesville has stayed the same, the program has branched out, forming partnerships around the county.
TPS partners with Trinity Baptist Church and Pastor Neil Keisler, providing food for about 150 families per month. TPS also partners with the Town of Carlisle, providing food for approximately 100 families per month with distributions at the town hall.
"We try to do everything we can to reach the people we aren't able to get to and those who can't get to us," Moore said.
TPS's newest active partnership is with First Presbyterian Church in Union, which formed a ministry called Feed My Sheep. On Thursday, 25 overflowing boxes of food were distributed to families who provided proof that they needed it. Moore said there was even extra food there that the Feed My Sheep ministry was able to give away. He also said he was particularly happy to see those who picked up the food talk with the Rev. Keith Morrison about their lives and ask for prayer.
"It's encouraging to see people come looking for more than food," Moore said. "So many times they come to get what they can and go, but they knew they needed more than just food."
Those involved are not finished building the food distribution program. Moore said there are a couple more churches in the area that will begin similar programs in coming weeks, which will enable the program to reach more people.
"That has been one of our desires since we started," Moore said. "As time goes on, pastors and churches as a whole are realizing it's not about The Potter's Storehouse serving all the food and getting all the credit. It's about serving the kingdom and getting food to those who need it."
As the program continues to grow, more support will be needed. Moore said he is still working to raise money to buy a box truck for picking up food. He said $1,300 is still needed for the purchase of the truck in addition to $500 for touch-up and lettering and the cost of insurance.
"We need all the help we can get," Moore said. "Right now, I could be picking up food two to three days a week if we had the truck."
Moore said donations are also needed for costs including an $852.92 power bill and an $832 bill owed to Second Harvest Food Bank.
TPS is also in need of volunteer service. Moore said he always needs volunteers on Fridays before the distributions.
"This past Friday we only had five people," he said. "We need about 20 to make over 600 boxes. Sometimes, we have had more than enough help. Some of them think we don't need the help and quit coming. But we do need it. Any help is greatly appreciated."
The TPS food distribution event on Oct. 13 will be held in celebration of the program's fourth anniversary. Look for more information about the details of the event as they become available in future editions of The Union Daily Times or at www.uniondailytimes.com.
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[ May 3, 2012; 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm. ] Dal East
Fever of the worn land by DAL EAST
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - As Kentucky continues to revamp public schools, the Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence is putting the spotlight on teachers.
A panel of experts that includes some Kentucky teachers is scheduled to meet for the first time Friday in Frankfort. They will discuss hot-button issues such as recruitment, training and retention.
The panel is called the Prichard Committee's Team on Teacher Effectiveness. In addition to teachers, it includes legislators, business people, advocates and other education professionals.
The panel will examine teacher issues in an effort to come up with recommendations for the 2014 legislative session.
The panel is led by Franklin Jelsma, a Louisville attorney, and Becky Sagan, a former teacher and school board chairwoman from Lexington.
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- Eric Holder Admits To First Americans Killed By Drone Strikes (ZeroHedge, May 22, 2013):
In a letter to Congress (below), AG Eric Holder admitted that the administration deliberately killed American Anwar al-Awlaki (the radical Muslim cleric) in a drone strike in September 2011 adding, as the NY Times reports, "the decision to target Anwar al-Awlaki was lawful, it was considered, and it was just." As RT notes, there was collateral damage, as it has been widely reported but rarely acknowledged in Washington that two other US citizens – Samir Khan, and al-Awlaki's teenage son, Abdulrahman al-Awlaki – were executed in that same Yemen strike. With Holder's latest admission, however, a fourth American – Jude Mohammed – has also been officially named a casualty of America's continuing drone war; bringing the total 'known' Americans killed under the US Drone War to 4 since 2009.
One day before President Obama is due to deliver a major speech on national security, his administration on Wednesday formally acknowledged that the United States had killed four American citizens in drone strikes in Yemen and Pakistan.
The American responsibility for Mr. Awlaki's death has been widely reported, but the administration had until now refused to confirm or deny it.
The letter also said that the United States had killed three other Americans: Samir Khan, who was killed in the same strike; Mr. Awlaki's son Abdulrahman al-Awlaki, who was also killed in Yemen; and Jude Mohammed, who was killed in a strike in Pakistan. Continue reading »
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text: I agree I was forced to write two files. The problems where 1) b'....' vs '....' (could be solved using eval('b"...."') if python3 else eval("....") but ugly) 2) try:...:except Exeption,e: vs try:...except Exception as e. (no way around it) 3) it would have required a lot of if statements to convert str<- >bytes because bytes do have .find. (it is not a technical problem but makes code way less readable). On Sep 19, 2009, at 9:01 AM, René Dudfield wrote: > On Sat, Sep 19, 2009 at 2:26 PM, Georg Brandl <g.brandl at gmx.net> > wrote: >> René Dudfield schrieb: >> >>>>> Here is a snippet from the compat.py we used to port pygame to >>>>> support >>>>> python2.3 through 3.1 >>>> How is that related? >>>> >>> >>> Rather than using a 2to3 tool - which then makes you have two >>> versions >>> of your code, making the code work in python 2.x and 3.x. 2to3 >>> outputs python2.x incompatible code - when it doesn't have to. >> >> Sorry, but I think you do not express the intent of 2to3 correctly >> here. >> It is not meant to provide a one-time conversion, so that you then >> have to maintain two codebases, it is meant to be run over your 2.x >> code >> every time you want to distribute a version for Python 3, or even >> transparently in the distutils build process. This of course means >> that >> the 2.x code needs to be written with 3.x and the conversion in mind. >> > > My point is: using b'' stops those that choose to have one code base. > Not everyone can use 2to3, but for those that can: great! > > There is no 2to3 for extension modules. There is no 2to3 distutils > mod to run 2to3 automatically at this time(correct me if I'm wrong). > People are creating separate branches for py3k... and those projects > that do that seem to let the py3k version rot. You still need to > debug, and support multiple versions of code... since 2to3 generates > multiple versions. If someone sends you a patch for the 3.0 version > you need to either reverse it yourself or find someone to do it for > you... same thing with bug reports and tracebacks. > > There's some points for why 2to3 is not ok for every project. > >> Writing code that runs unchanged on 2.x (where x < 6) and 3.x may >> seem >> nice, but forces you to do unnecessary workarounds, e.g. in exception >> handlers. > > Well, I'm sure there are cases where it would cause unnecessary > workarounds... however with the right compat.py and compat.h setup it > hasn't been too hard in my experience in porting this way. > > There is an easy workaround for the exceptions changes... > # define geterror in your compatibility module. > def geterror (): > return sys.exc_info()[1] > > Now you can write: > except ImportError: > e = geterror() > > Instead of these: > #py2 > except ImportError, e: > pass > #py3k > except ImportError as e: > pass > > > >> >>>>> Arguments against using bytes (and using unicode instead). >>>>> >>>>> So I'm -1 on using b'' all over the place since it's not in both >>>>> versions of python, and makes it impossible for code bases to >>>>> share >>>>> the same code for multiple versions of python. >>>> That would not matter much because the high-level applications >>>> never see >>>> what's under the hood. Besides web2py all frameworks and >>>> libraries I >>>> know about are using unicode internally anyways. >>>> >>> >>> It would mean code bases need to support b'' - which is not >>> compatible >>> with python2. >> >> b'' is supported as of Python 2.6. >> >> Georg > > ah yes. I guess I meant the python2 series. Python2.5 is still the > most popular python... with 2.6 catching up(or passing it) in > popularity. So that should be changed to: > > """It would mean code bases need to support b'' - which is not > compatible with <= python2.5.4""" > > ... anyway, just something to consider. > > > ps. my facebook account on this email address was just banned. I > swear I didn't rant about how tornado sucks! > _______________________________________________ > Web-SIG mailing list > Web-SIG at python.org > Web SIG: http://www.python.org/sigs/web-sig > Unsubscribe: http://mail.python.org/mailman/options/web-sig/mdipierro%40cti.depaul.edu


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GTRI researchers are contributing to the Micro Autonomous Systems and Technology (MAST) Collaborative Technology Alliance Program, a five-year initiative sponsored by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL).
Auction-Based Heterogeneous Collaboration
GTRI has developed several approaches to unmanned systems collaborative control. Most recently, they have developed auction-based autonomy algorithms where UAVs and UGVs bid for tasks to execute, such as searching an area or attacking a target. Auctions are efficient in that agents have local knowledge and compute in parallel, and where only bidding information is communicated. Cost functions ensure that cooperative mission execution is realized at a lower cost than if the unmanned systems operated independently.
Automated Raised Pavement Marker (RPM) System
Working with the Georgia Department of Transportation, GTRI researchers developed a first-of-its-kind, truck-mounted system for automatically placing raised pavement markers (RPMs) on road surfaces. The system automatically compensates for driver error and bad strip placements by visually tracking the lane stripes and automatically adjusting the RPM placement system.
Multi-Micro Aerial Vehicle (MAV)
X-MAV Health is a health management system for multi-UAV systems. It allows human operators the capability to concentrate on higher-level tasks rather than struggling with the maintenance operations of a large number of vehicles.
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Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV) Quiet Propulsion Package
GTRI researchers are developing advanced noise-reduction technologies for UAVs through novel propulsion and airframe integration. The team has characterized the acoustic signature of various UAV systems through multiple sponsored programs.
Intuitive Motion Control of Unmanned Systems
GTRI researchers have successfully created an intuitive generic input system for control of diverse robotic systems. The system dramatically reduces the training and the need for expert operators.
Imaging Payload on an Unmanned Air Vehicle (UAV)
GTRI researchers developed a system that links a camera with a GPS receiver and an inertial measurement unit to record geo-registered images. Developed for the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the system is used to monitor refugee sites.
3D Vision and Control of Unmanned Systems
Work at the Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) has focused on an implementation of technologies based on visual servoing to (1) guide a robot arm to a prescribed pose with respect to a feature of interest (like a window opening) and then (2) provide a more intuitive user interface for finding and manipulating a discovered object. Experiments based on a common scenario of peering inside an unknown opening (a mocked-up car window, in our case) to look for suspicious objects are reported. It is demonstrated that using visual servoing results in a more intuitive and efficient operator experience.
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Serious Gaming
GTRI has been investigating and developing use of video game technology to thoroughly test and evaluate autonomous, collaborative unmanned systems in virtual worlds. Game engines can provide a feature-rich environment to stimulate intelligent, autonomous systems allowing their behaviors to be exercised in a controlled, repeatable manner, as well as supporting environments with unforeseen circumstances. The use of game engines for simulation leverages extensive graphics, sound, networking physics, and artificial intelligence developments in the commercial sector.
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Blue Dart is a student-led project to build an unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) to perform complex missions. Students explore the rapid development and implementation of unmanned maritime systems technology from readily-available commercial products and the integration of custom and innovative modifications.
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Flying Android is a student-led project to explore the use of smart phones and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for technology surprise. The team will create a prototype mobile system that automatically captures images, performs basic image processing, tags images with GPS information, and relays the tagged images to another smart phone. The prototype system will be portable and attached to a small unmanned aerial vehicle for demonstration.


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A ground breaking book on the ancient ethnomedicine of Aotearoa, fully re-contextualised to meet 21st century healing requirements.
This definitive 472 page ethnobotanical reference book with colour photo insert restores the ancient teachings of indigenous medicine that are the basis of the sacred plant medicine of Aotearoa.
It includes information on working with New Zealand native flower, fern, tree, seed and plant essences and is the key text that describes 84 sacred native essences of Aotearoa and their spiritual and psychological applications.
These applications are the basis of a totally integrated and comprehensive natural non- intrusive holistic therapy that restores the traditional indigenous way of working with nature in Aotearoa.
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- Compound of Fan+Fiction (Wiktionary)
"Because my own experience with fanfiction is that it grows out of particularly vivid characterization, worldbuilding, and/or plot development by the canonical author."
"Sometimes though, as with actual fanfic, you get a dud, and one of the more common causes for bad fanfiction is the inclusion of the infamous Mary Sue character type."
"Now, I know that we all get excited when we find a treat in fanfiction and we spread the word."
"There is a unilateral ban on discussion of tentacles in fanfiction in my journal, effective immediately. eta: if you dont already know, you dont want to know. trust me."
"While 99% of fanfiction is usually crap that's wish fulfillment on the part of the fan fiction author, I have read some very good fan fiction that explored some of the ways a story might have gone when multiple pathways are presented (or that deconstructs the story when the story itself is something silly or ridiculous)."
"At its core, fanfiction is harmless, and could be taken as a writing exercise."
"A number of now-published for their original stories authors have started in fanfiction, have learned how to make stories that others enjoy, and have gone on to create original works for a larger audience."
"I understand that squarshing fanfiction is about futile as policing porn, but if you take out the venue, the band will head back to the garage, where only the neighbors have to listen to their crappy tunes."
"Slash fanfiction is almost entirely written and read by women, at least as far as I've seen."
"At best they could indicate Xena fanfiction is inside .. except fan magazines would have more interesting Xena-inspired artwork on their covers."
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For reasons unknown, the yearly series of questionable profit continues this weekend.* Reality and logic be damned, we're headed back to Invesco Sports Authority Field to face the CSU Rams.* You can check out my preview from last season here.
I can't help but think of the underpants gnomes from South Park when thinking about this game.
Phase 2: ?
Phase 3: Profit!
I don't know why we head to Denver each year, but everyone keeps saying it makes more money for everyone involved.* Thing is, I can't see how.* Every year more and more fans stay away in droves.* How is it, with empty seats and fewer concession dollars, that the yearly "showdown" isn't becoming an unprofitable embarrassment?* Has anyone checked the books?
Don't look at CU fans, Buff Nation supports our team as would befit a program of our stature. * As of yesterday, the Buffs have sold over 95% of their 38,000 ticket allotment.* As usual, it's the CSU fan base, long known for fickle and mostly absent support of their lower-profile alma mater, which continues to halfheartedly buy into the game they demand stays on the schedule.* It was announced that not only have they barely sold over 50% of their allotment, but their student section isn't even a sell-out. For shame, Rammies.
Good luck to the Denver Sports Commission, cause they've got a decade worth of half-empty Sports Authority Field to go before they can drop the charade; and remember to blame CSU for the piss-poor attendance Saturday.
To re-iterate: this game belongs on campus.
Breaking with tradition, the crew and I failed to make our yearly sojourn into enemy territory to purchase a flag for burning. *While I may not have a fresh Ram flag to burn this year, I can remind everyone of what a CSU flag looks like when it gets lit on fire.* Posted for your hate-filled pleasure is the video of last year's event.* Enjoy:
The 2011 CU/CSU game will kick off at 11:30 AM.* If you can manage to get up that early on a Saturday, yet can't make it to Denver (plenty of tickets still available, btw!), you can watch the game, with color commentary provided by CU's own Joel Klatt, on Root Sports/FSN.*
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Potluck/Artemis - Saturday, 12/22 at 6pm (self.twincitiessocial)
submitted 5 months ago* by theforemostjackoff in St. Paul
It's time for another Artemis party! It will be at my house this Saturday around 6pm and go until people get sick of blowing up the aliens :)
As usual, RSVP here; I'll PM my address on Friday. Also mention if you'd like to bring a main dish, a side, or a dessert (that will help me plan). If you drink, feel free to bring some booze for yourself or to share.
Edit: Event canceled; too many people had conflicts.
[–]WilliamAgain 2 points3 points4 points 5 months ago
At the last potluck I went to they pm'd me and said it was changed to a spot on Lake Calhoun. I showed up with my mother's famous baked beans and no one was there. I waited an hour before a lone car came dashing by where upon three dudes threw cans of Diet Shasta at me and drove off shouting "thanks for coming!".
[–]chiefwiggin 0 points1 point2 points 5 months ago
Well that's a bummer, I was looking forward to stopping by to check things out at the next Artemis party but will be out of town this weekend.
[–]GreetingsIcomeFromAfProspect Park 1 point2 points3 points 5 months ago
I will be there. With some cake, and a bottle of wine.
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I have a 90% chance of being there. If my wife's family suddenly decides to do Christmas with us that night, I'll have to be out, but I should be there.
I'll probably bring some sandwiches or something else simple, since I don't want to make something awesome only for it to go to waste if I can't make it.
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I don't normally write reviews but I read the one above from tnjohnny and could not disagree with it more. I have always enjoyed the food and atmosphere at Ray's and even at Kingston Alley before. Having worked in the restaurant industry previously, I have noticed that 50%-off customers often complain more and tip less. I can personally vouch for the Chicken Philly Sandwich and the Hamburgers. I think they are the best in town. The portions are huge and the food has always been hot and fresh.
I noticed that the person above who had such an unpleasant experience also wrote a review of the Taste of Tai which she found more favorable. If "exotic" food and "tofu" are your thing, then maybe Ray's is not your type of restaurant. Frankly I don't like "exotic" food or "tofu" and I would probably not like the Taste of Tai. I am smart enough not to go there.
To everyone reading this, Ray's is a fun place with a great patio and good hot food. If you like hamburgers, pizza, and sandwiches you will love this place. Don't take the advice of someone who clips coupons...
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The festival also is launching a new transmedia program to focus on trends in digital media.
The 12th annual Tribeca Film Festival will be held from April 17-28 in New York City, the festival organizers announced Tuesday.
Tribeca's programming team, led by Geoffrey Gilmore, chief creative officer of Tribeca Enterprises; artistic director Frédéric Boyer, who joined TFF last year; director of programming Genna Terranova, programmer Cara Cusumano and shorts programmer Sharon Badal, also announced a call for submissions for narrative and documentary features, and short film entries.
Additionally, the Festival and Bombay Shapphire gin announced a new transmedia program, complete with an award, that will launch at the 2013 festival, which will celebrate new trends in digital media and recognize these transmedia creators who employ innovative, interactive, web-based or multi-platform approaches to story creation. Through open submissions, selections will be presented to the public at the upcoming festival. Ingrid Kopp, director of digital initiatives for the Tribeca Film Institute, the year-round not-for-profit affiliate of Tribeca Enterprises, is joining the festival programming team to collaborate on the initiative.
Starting Sept. 17, submission forms and complete information regarding eligibility for the 2013 Tribeca Film Festival will be available at www.tribecafilm.com/festival.
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Gil Meche, SP, Kansas City Royals
by Tim Heaney
on March 29, 2010 @ 00:00:00
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2010 Fantasy Baseball Projections
Gil Meche hit the groundballs running, but back and shoulder injuries, along with arm fatigue, stalled him. Strand rate was short of career norms, so that should improve and supplement his OK dominance. He's fighting shoulder issues and might miss time to start the season, but he's an arm with relatively stable skills that could fill out a deep bench, mixed or AL. About Tim HeaneyTim's work has been featured by USA Today/Sports Weekly, among numerous publications, and recognized as a finalist in FSWA's awards. The Boston University alum competes in Tout Wars and LABR and has won numerous industry leagues in both baseball and football. During baseball and football season, he's on The Reality Check with Glenn Clark every Wednesday on 1570 AM WNST in Baltimore. He hits the airwaves every Thursday at 9:30 a.m. ET on Sirius XM Fantasy Sports Radio, where he often crashes other shows, as well. Don't miss these great reports....
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Richard Dickinson A former dancer with Ohio Ballet in Akron, OH, Dickinson's association with that company began in 1988. He later became ballet master and director of company touring. Richard has served as Artistic Associate for Hubbard Street Dance Chicago. He currently is an adjunct professor at Youngstown State University; co- director of State Street Ballet's Summer Intensive (located in Santa Barbara, CA), and Artistic Director of Ballet Western Reserve, also located in Youngstown, OH. He was most recently the Artistic Director of Great Lakes Festival Ballet (Warren, OH), and Dickinson has also directed Boston Ballet II and was a soloist with Boston Ballet for eight years. At age fifteen, he joined the Pasadena Dance Theatre and was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts Emerging Choreographer Award for a work premiered by the same company. He performed in the PBS television production of "Frankie and Johnny" with the Chicago Ballet and danced principal roles in Asian, European and American tours with Rudolf Nureyev and the Boston Ballet. In addition to an extensive dance career, including principal and soloist roles with Ohio Ballet, Boston Ballet, Honolulu City Ballet, various regional companies and Chamber Dance Theatre in Milwaukee, where he was Artistic Director, Dickinson has adjudicated four Regional Dance America festivals held throughout the United States. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree in Contemporary Dance from Case Western Reserve University in 2005.
Troy McCarty, an international ballet master, trained under some of the East Coast's most prominent teachers. He appeared as a dancer in the national tours of Barnum and Woman of the Year. Troy was director and principal choreographer of the Vancouver City Ballet for four years. Subsequently, he was a faculty member of the Hong Kong Academy of the Performing Arts, where he restaged Paquita. Troy has taught for Ballet British Columbia, Alberta, Cincinnati Ballet, Dancing Wheels and was master teacher for the Regional Dance Companies of America in 2006. Troy entered a couple in the International Ballet Competition in Paris where they received an honorable mention. Previous Verb Ballets' choreography credits include "Volver, Volver" and "Scent." He is the owner and director of White Cloud Studios, a Cleveland-based Pilates studios that is in its 17th year of promoting strength, flexibility, and endurance for Cleveland bodies.
Sara Whale attended the Juilliard School before joining Ram Island Dance and the Maine State Ballet where she performed, taught and choreographed for both Portland, ME based companies. During her career she has performed dance works by Charles Weidman, George Balanchine, Linda MacArthur Meile, Randy James, Daniel McCusker, Jeff Duncan, Dan Wagoner, Buffy Miller and Doug Varone. She has been the recipient of grants for choreographic and educational development in dance from the Maine Community Foundation, Maine Arts Commission, The Libra Foundation and The King Foundation. Sara moved to Cleveland in 2007 after earning a BFA in Graphic Design from Pacific Northwest College of Art. In addition to being a member of the dance faculty at Baldwin-Wallace College she also teaches company class for the Dancing Wheels Company and is on staff at Verb Ballets. She has created new works for Verb Ballets, MegLouise Dance, The Dancing Wheels Company, and Cleveland Public Theatre's Big [BOX] Series. Recent performances include Cleveland's 2010 Playhouse Square Dance Showcase, Zurich Opera's 2011 production of Don Giovanni with the Cleveland Orchestra and Idaho Shakespeare Festival/Great Lakes Theatre 2011 production of Cabaret. Ms. Whale is currently on faculty for the Theater and Dance Department of Baldwin-Wallace College.
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Having a three year old son and being an artsy person myself we make a lot of art in our house. Finding eco friendly art supplies is important.
One of our favorite mediums is crayons on cardboard. I love the way the colors look on the tan cardboard.
Lately we have been going through more art supplies. Crayons get broke into tiny pieces and become unusable. Play doh doesn't get put away becomes hard. We paint on the front and back of everything possible.
I am keeping all of the bits of crayons thinking someday I will melt them together and make one big crayon or some cool shapes like these.
I have seen a lot of recipes for homemade play dough but I haven't tried any yet, Do you have any that you recommend?
Here are a couple great websites I have came across while looking for eco art supplies :
Clementine Art -Natural. Fresh. Real. I am going to have to check these supplies out. I am especially curious about the paint(especially for my art projects)
Eco-kids eco-kids is dedicated to offering art supplies for creative play the natural way using only the most natural ingredients and eco-friendly packaging.


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Read more.The tablet will be officially unveiled at the Google I/O Conference later this week.
Read more.The tablet will be officially unveiled at the Google I/O Conference later this week.
Shouldn't the US have import duty as well? I mean, it's either made in China or Taiwan so they need have to it shipped as well. Ah well, I fully expect it to be at least 200 quid...
Beautiful. Good 'ole 4.1 android.
Does look good, and I'm not upset about the lack of a back camera, but will there be one for video talking on the screen side?
it depends on how its shipped as to whether or not they pay import taxes.
Just popped over to http://www.dutycalculator.com/new-im...x-calculation/ and it reckons (and feel free to criticise the figures I put in - especially the zero ship costs, since I've no idea how much it'd cost to ship a single device)
So even allowing for a decent markup, that's £180-£200, which - to me at least - sounds like a pretty damn reasonable price for that device.1
From where to where you import
Importing from: China
Importing to: United Kingdom
The type of product, its value and where it was manufactured
Product description: Google Nexus
Product category: Tablet PCs & iPads (8471300000)
Product value: US$199.00
Country of manufacture: China
The cost of shipping and insurance of importing
Shipping costs: US$0.00
Insurance costs: US$0.00
Calculation results
Total customs value: £127.94
- Duty: £0.00
Total import duty & taxes due: £25.59
Total landed cost: £153.52 at USD/GBP exchange rate of 0.6429
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Notes on duty & taxes rates
Google Nexus is duty free and has a VAT rate of 20% .
Notes on import taxes due
Please note, to ensure accurate duty and VAT results, you must declare all shipping charges that are not already included in the value of your goods.
Please note, if your goods have been insured for international transport, and the cost of the premium is not already included in the value, you must declare it separately to ensure accurate duty and VAT results.
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Can't help thinking that if it does ship for that price then that's going to seriously annoy Amazon, since it'll make a £200 Kindle Fire look very overpriced.
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I want finger extensions ... then I can play this darned guitar properly!
Certainly looks promising.
Also: Nexus 7 - Even more human than human!
I hope that you can expand the storage beyond 8/16GB and that expandable isn't sacrificed in favour of making the tablet thinner or in expense of a "bigger" battery. As much as Apple/Google/Microsoft would have you believe, cloud storage isn't as integrated or as reliable as they want you to think.
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News on www.kluwerpatentblog.com; Business Law in Japan - Cases and Comments, 2012 (with Moritz Bälz, Marc Dernauer and Christopher Heath); Corporate Remuneration, Systems for Employees' Inventions in Japan and Germany in: Hansen/Schüssler-Langeheine (Ed.), Patent Practice in Japane and Europe, 2011, 757 et seq.; Doitsu hatsumeiseido no kaiseiten (Reform of Germany's Act on Employees' Inventions), Chizai Kanri, Vol. 60, No. 7, 2010, 1205 (with Guntram Rahn); Regulation (EC) No. 1383/2003 on Customs Action in: Dreier/Gielen/Hacon (Ed.), Concise International and European IP Law, 2nd ed. 2011; The right to the invention, employees' inventions and border measures in Japan in: Baum/Bälz (Ed.), Handbook on Japanese Trade and Commercial Law, 2011, 869, 872, 935 (in German); Country Report Germany in: Geimer/Schütze, Transnational Legal Issues in Civil and Commercial Matters (in German) (2008); European Union Counterfeits & Pirated Goods Regulation (EC) No. 1383/2003, Patents & Licensing, February 2005, 36, April 2005, 30; International Civil Procedure Law in Japan (in German) (2003); Japanese Civil Procedure Law (with Christopher Heath, in German) 2002.
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Syngenta yesterday released its 2012 results While EBITDA was lower than expected because of an unfavourable geographical mix in Q4, net income was higher than expected. Business growth in Latin America and the USA bodes well for the first half of 2013. The outlook remains positive, with both volumes and prices set to continue rising in 2013. Agricultural commodity prices remain high, supported by low estimated grain stocks, representing a support factor for farmers' expenditure. We reiterate our PLUS rating for the share.
Syngenta has published better than expected half-yearly results and confirmed its 2012 objectives. The outlook is still good, supported by volumes and prices which continue to grow. The trend will remain positive in H2 and 2013. The group will be able to more than offset the negative impact of raw material prices and currency effects thanks to its excellent pricing power and cost control. Agricultural commodity prices rose significantly in the past few weeks because of the unfavourable weather conditions, encouraging farmer's spending. We confirm our PLUS rating for this share.
Prospects for the agrochemicals sector are still looking good in 2012. Estimates of grain stocks remain low while demand is rising. This environment is reflected in the current high crop price levels. Syngenta is well-placed to benefit from this trend with rising volumes and prices in the "Crop Protection" division and a further improvement of margins in the "Seeds" division. By 2015, integration of the business model should generate sales growth of around 7% on average per year, together with a 0.5 pt/year market share gain and cost savings which will be worth USD 650 million, some of which will be reinvested in R&D and in expansion on the emerging markets.
Syngenta has published annual results in line with expectations. 2012 targets are vague but lay emphasis on further growth in terms of both volumes and prices. We confirm our PLUS opinion on this share. The outlook is still good, supported by further improvement of business activity, integration of the Seeds and Crop Protection divisions, market share gains and improved pricing power. Agricultural commodity prices remain high, encouraging farmers' spending.
The prospects of the agrochemicals industry remain well-oriented for H2 and 2012. Syngenta is in a good position to benefit from the growth of the market. The company has a diversified geographical exposure and is present on the majority of crops which will enable it to tap into the growth of this market while benefiting from internal leverage, generated notably by the integration of its business activity. PLUS code confirmed.
Syngenta has published first half results which were lower than expectations, despite a solid growth in volume in the second quarter and excellent figures from the Seed division. The fall in the share price, caused by the weakness in margins in H1, represents an opportunity to reinforce positions, given the much better prospects in the second half and in 2012. Opinion PLUS confirmed.
We met the Syngenta COO, Dr John Atkin, last week. Conditions are improving in the US, accompanied by increased planting in the last 2 weeks. However, activity in Europe has been hit by the drought. The negative impact is still hard to quantify and will depend on the weather conditions in the coming weeks. Beyond the 2nd quarter, however, prospects are still looking good, supported by a recovery of the Seeds business, integration of the business model, improved pricing power and agricultural commodity price levels which are expected to remain high. PLUS code confirmed.
Syngenta's 1st quarter sales exceeded expectations (+4% against consensus). The management mentioned of an excellent start in the Northern Hemisphere. Prospects for 2011 are looking good and the company has confirmed its objectives for 2015. We are maintaining our PLUS code on this share: it offers attractive growth (estimated 2011-2012 EPS growth ≈+15% on average) and benefits from some internal leverage (improved performance of the Seeds division, integration of the business model).
Fundamentals of the agricultural market are improving and Syngenta's position as a leader in the agrochemicals industry will enable it to tap into this growth while benefiting from some internal leverage. 4 reasons to invest: farmers are spending again, improvement of the "Seeds" division, integration of the business activity (announced in February) and strong presence of the group on the emerging markets. We are adopting a PLUS code.


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Ratings from the premium sites seem a bit low when compared with that offer list and the fact he was All-District for Trinity as a junior.
Seems willing to look around. Took a visit up to Utah. Tongan connection, most likely.
Yeah, that's a helluva offer sheet for a 2/3 * player.
We should have listened to Colorado fans.
I will begin to lose faith in the Cabral/Tui connection if we lose this one.
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Cabral and Tui don't work TX I don't think.....
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Took a late visit to TCU, but ended up committing to Utah.
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What do you all think about Smith to Washington for Okafor and '13 unprotected pick? Washington always seems willing to swap picks for young veterans and I think they are desperate to make playoffs vs drafting another young guy. Atlanta gets Okafor to play center, and dude has been balling as of late. With a top 4 pick, they can add BMac or Bazz to be Teague's backcourt mate, or Noel to learn behind Okafor. Even with Okafor contract, they still will have space to sign a max contract.
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Unprotected pick that'll likely be lotto for an unrestricted FA? Nah.
They got rid of the boneheads in Washington and I don't think Smith is the type of guy they are looking for, as proof his recent track record. He is a great player I just don't think he would fit into what Washington is trying to do.
I would think Smith would resign there, but I think you have a point about him being a bonehead. What do you think is the best they can expect for him?
The Wizards look good for next year. Okafor has been great of late, with Nene at PF
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plus they have a lotto pick next year. They have enough assets to trade for Smith (he would have to sign a long term contract with them for the trade to go through)
Won't happen. Wall's up for an extension next year they have a lot of money invested in Nene and Smith thinks he's worth max money. Wizards are content with the lotto pick and Okafor been a double-double machine as of late.
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Teachers understand the need to have a coherent structure within which mobile technology is incorporated. Therefore, in addition to technology discussions, there are new theories and paradigms on how best to teach students. Or, from the students' perspective, which teaching methods best align with how they actually (naturally) learn. Unlike a computer diagnostic program, students cannot provide teachers with a printout of what works best. There is enough history, however, using real world data, to deduce what has worked and what has not worked.
Several times, parents have asked our company, Niles Technology Group, the following question, "When tested, why do the writing skills of students always seem to be the lowest scoring?" And each time, we reply with two questions of our own, "What made you ask? And, what does your school consider writing skills?" The parents' answer to the first question is invariably the same - either on the SAT or Standards of Learning tests, writing is consistently the lowest score reported by their school. Interestingly enough, the second question also receives an invariable response - "We do not know what you mean? Isn't writing, writing?"
Before dissecting these answers by parents, here is another response we received from a teacher with a Masters in writing, after reviewing our mobile essay writing apps. The teacher said, "I do not get this. An analysis essay is pretty much the same as a critical essay, and I also see no need to have so many forms/versions of what is basically an expository essay." Our company's response was rather stoic, but poignant -- "We accept the fact that they are basically the same to you, a holder of a MA in writing. But, do your students know that 'basically the same' really means there are minute, yet crucial, distinctions depending on the essay type? You have the knowledge to adjust your writing for these differences, but are you teaching your students those finer details?" The teacher's answer was rather basic, yet defining -- "We teach what is tested." To which we responded, "Colleges are expecting students to know this whether or not it is tested."
In our last post, we discussed how to use apps more effectively and what to look for in a mobile app to achieve better memory retention and thus a higher learning acumen. A couple of questions remain; what does an effective, study-enhancing app really look like and how would it function? In this issue, we examine how mobile apps can enhance study habits as well as help students master independent tasks--and even achieve developmental milestones. There is a great deal of research and discussion amongst experts regarding milestones for the first few years of child development. Unfortunately, the amount of research decreases drastically with regard to pre-adolescents, which is the second highest stage of change (development-wise) and occurs around the age of eleven (averaged for both genders). Puberty usually gets a lot of attention (and blame) for irresponsible behavior; however, I often hear from my students that the real reason that they did not complete an assignment was because they either felt overwhelmed or were unsure how to complete the task--not because they were being disobedient.
This post looks at keeping one's own schedule organized as a developmental milestone resulting from the ability to form abstract thoughts, age, and parental guidance toward independence. We specifically address practical tools using mobile apps to help students during this major transition. When choosing an app, pay close attention to the things that are important not just for functionality and flexibility, but also to visual aesthetics. For students, specifically, it MUST be visually attractive and age appropriate for it to get used! Students have different values when it comes to product selection--often indicative of what the newest technologies offer; follow the current technology trends and compliance from students is improved.
No one can argue that Apple's mobile devices (iPhone, iPod, and iPad) have revolutionized educational technology in the past four years. Web-based applications, compared to mobile apps, look and feel 'old' already--maybe even passé. Most of the advice about mobile apps that we have encountered is focused on the delivery of content and how amazing that is in and of itself. The apps purport to improve upon the teacher's job and the curricula. But, as an avid educational app user/teacher and app developer, we would like to focus on something entirely different; that is, how to effectively use mobile devices and apps as instruments to help improve study skills and improve learning overall.
There is relatively no dispute that studying in short, frequent increments is the most efficient and effective method for understanding and retaining material well. A student learns and retains more from studying a singular subject for twenty minutes a day for seven days than for one-hundred and forty minutes in one day or even seventy minutes over the course of two days. Both short-term and long-term memory are improved with short, frequent, sessions and well-designed mobile apps are truly tailor-made for this type of learning. This also applies and extrapolates to subject variety. Studying multiple subjects back-to-back for twenty minutes increases retention across the board verses doing one subject per day for a week.


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