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ST. LOUIS, MO (KTVI)– The waitress on the receiving end of a bogus $200,000 tip has a message for the customer who left it.
"I just want answers," said Sara, a St. Louis waitress who asked us not to reveal her last name. She also decided not to identify the restaurant where she works.
Sara said 3 customers recently came into the restaurant where she works. One of them was a man. The other two were women and said they were sisters. Sara said they exchanged large amounts of cash between them. Sara said one of those sisters asked her to keep a secret.
"I will be your guardian angel today. You`ve never seen a person like me. You`ve never had a table like me. This will change your life," said Sara, describing the words she heard.
When the customer entered the tip, Sara waited a minute before looking. The bill was for $111.54. The customer wrote $200,000 in the tip line. The customer also wrote an incorrect total of $211,000.54 on the line for the total amount.
For a brief moment Sara thought she found financial security.
"I can pay off my student loans. I can go back to college," said Sara. "You want to believe it. You want to let yourself believe it."
Sara said she showed the bill to the manager, and after the restaurant checked with the bank, the tip amount was denied. Now Sara feels the attention has put her job in jeopardy.
She wants to know why anyone would do something like this.
"I would hope that her sister or the other gentleman with them would step forward and say something," said Sara. She is waiting for an answer.


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Now that the State Department and the state of Nebraska have signed off on an expansion of the Keystone pipeline, there seems to be little reason for President Barack Obama not to approve the project as soon as possible.
That means the pipeline expansion should get this country's OK in mid-May. The State Department issued a report March 1 that raised no objections to proceeding with construction of the pipeline expansion. That report started the clock on a 45-day period for public comments, after which Obama will decide whether to approve the project.
Nebraska has some issues with the pipeline's route through that state -- it was proposed to cut through some environmentally sensitive areas -- but Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman earlier this year signed off on an alternate route that avoids the state's Sandhills region.
With the State Department and Nebraska on board, there is no reason for further delay.
Opponents of the expansion project content the Canadian crude the pipeline would transport significantly increase greenhouse gases because it is the "dirtiest" crude to be found and requires additional refining.
That said, the original pipeline has been in operation for years and is carrying the Canadian tar sands crude to refineries in Oklahoma and Illinois.
Canada, having found an abundant source of oil, isn't going to stop its production. The tar sands crude will find its way to refineries and that work can create jobs at U.S. refineries and spin-off jobs.
The pipeline expansion also will create a more cost-efficient method for moving oil from fields in Montana and western North Dakota to U.S. refineries. Much of the oil from those states now is being transported by rail to refineries in the west.
The original Keystone pipeline enters the U.S. in North Dakota and runs south through that state, South Dakota, Nebraska and Kansas to Cushing, Okla. An intersecting line carries some crude to Patoka, Ill. The pipeline expansion, known as Keystone XL, would enter the U.S. in Montana and cut diagonally across Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska, where it would connect with the existing pipeline.
The project also calls for extending the current pipeline from Cushing, Okla., to refineries on the Gulf Coast. Obama already has said he doesn't object to that segment of the expansion.
Given that tar sands crude already is being refined in the U.S., and that more would be with the addition of the Oklahoma-Gulf Coast link to the existing pipeline, Obama should have an easy decision to make. He should keep in mind that the pipeline also will be carrying a lot of U.S. crude in a more economic manner, which would impact the final cost of the refined product.
It's time to approve the project and increase the flow of crude to U.S. refineries.
Editorial by the Topeka Capital Journal

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Get your skates on! Just in time for the start of the Christmas season, the Robson Square Ice Rink will be open to everyone of all ages for FREE skating beginning December 1.
The rink at Robson Square is operated seasonally by the provincial government when the temperatures begin to dip, running from morning into the late evening hours. This year, the free rink will remain open through the Christmas Holidays, including Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Skaters can skate for free if they bring their own skates while those without skates can rent a pair on-site. There is also a concession stand serving snacks and warm drinks.
- Sunday to Thursday – 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Friday and Saturday – 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Holiday dates and times
- Christmas Eve, December 24 – 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- Christmas Day, December 25 – 12 to 5 p.m.
- Boxing Day, December 26 – 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
- New Year's Eve, December 31 – 9 a.m. to 11 p.m.
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The latest features extend beyond the core capabilities originally envisions for SCR. The lates features include:
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The [[Examples|Examples]] section covers some general approaches that take advantage of the latests TTM features, which are important to using modeling from a project and team oriented perspective.
The [[Examples|Examples]] section covers some general approaches that take advantage of the latests TTM features, which are important to using modeling from a project and team oriented perspective.
The following provides a few guidelines for modeling.
The following provides a few guidelines for modeling.
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The T-VEC Tabular Modeler (TTM) is an environment for developing and managing tabular requirements models for defect analysis and automated test case generation.
Features of the TTM include:
- Requirement modeling
- Requirement management
- Model decomposition
- Requirement-to-test traceability
- Automatic expression formatting
- Integration With T-VEC Vector Generation System (VGS)
TTM is easy-to-use. It was designed to support building and translating SCR-style specifications into a T-VEC project. Model checking capabilities help ensure translation succeeds without errors.
Models in TTM have been used to support requirement defect identification as well as support for unit, integration, and system testing.
Recent Changes
The T-VEC Tabular Modeler (TTM) 4.5.0 is now generally available.
Primary Modeling Features/Enhancements:
- Added support for 1-Dimensional Array variables
- Improved character type and string type support
- Improved model include mechanism to allow for selecting multiple include models
- Added the concept of Local table variables for specifying and utilizing persistent state information.
- Improved expression formatting (allows formatting of expressions even when there are model check errors)
- Improved navigation from error/warning messages to actual error location and model elements
- Improved interface for conditional table cells (vertical scrollbar, multiple row delete)
- Now supports the specification of an alternate (i.e. non-default) report directory
- Auto-fix identifiers function now works for local elements (function parameters, modes, structure fields)
- Enhanced the Assignment column auto-fill feature to fill a new column with appropriate structure and local elements and values when possible
- Enhanced find function
- More search locations (all available navigable location)
- Search results from Mode Machine transition tables and requirement descriptions are now available.
- Improved search filter allows searching for local elements independently from the parent
- Initial set of TTM library functions can now be found in <INSTALL_DIR>\translators\ttm\lib
- Default/demo TTM test driver schema file and perl routine file can now be found in <INSTALL_DIR>\translators\ttm\test_drivers. This schema is targeted to code produced by Simulink's rtw code generator. Although they require some user configuration, they should help point the way to producing test drivers from TTM requirement models targeted to code generated from Simulink design models.
- Added default map file variables to .map files that are referenced in the demo TTM test driver schema file.
TTM Model Checker:
- Improved floating point value checking
- Points out floating point constants with too many significant digits
- Points out the use of degenerate forms of floating point constants. Values such as ".1" or "1." are now required to be in the more canonical form "1.0" or "0.1".
- Improved checking for duplicated and/or bad identifiers
- Improved assignment expression syntax checking and formatting
- Added support for binary operator XOR ('^') and NOT ('~')
TTM/DOORS Integration:
- Enhanced the model manager to work better with DOORS integration
- Enhanced navigation from DOORS to TTM, the navigation will always bring up a TTM GUI with the correct model if one exists.
- Improved user-friendliness of the DOORS integration dialog
- Now is resizable to allow viewing of long module names
- Now allows multiple selection of doors module to add, synchronize, and delete (4.3.0 -10/08)
- Now allows synchronization through the context menu of a DOORS item (4.3.0 -10/08)
Please see the Release Notes for more details on the changes in this release.
Requirement Modeling
Requirement modeling describes behavior in terms of the interfaces to the system or component (box). The model requirements represents "what the box should do" as opposed to "how the box should do it." Sometimes used to model represent properties rather than actual behavior.
The tabular modeling approach is derived from the Software Cost Reduction (SCR) method developed by the Naval Research Lab (NRL). The SCR Toolkit was the first tool for modeling using the SCR method [1].
SCR Core Capabilities
In SCR the functional view of a system is defined using behavioral elements to specify the set of relations between entities that represent the interfaces of the system. The behavioral aspects of the models define the required functionality of the component using tables to relate monitored variables (inputs) to controlled variables (outputs). There are three basic types of tables (with two variants):
- Condition Table (with mode or modeless)
- Event Table (with mode or modeless)
- Mode Transition Table
The SCR modeling approach permits Condition, Event, and Mode Tables to be combined. This allows complex relationships between monitored and controlled variables to be described in terms of simpler relationships that are modeled in Condition, Event, or Mode Tables. The concept of dependency relationships is supported using a mode class or a term variable.
TTM Terminology and Capabilities
The TTM support the core capabilities of SCR method, but provides a few terminology changes, and some addition capabilities.
The SCR method uses the terms 'monitored' variable and TTM uses 'input' variable. The SCR method uses the term 'controlled' variable and TTM uses 'output' variable.
Model Elements
|Provides information that is stored internal to TTM files that is stored in XML format
|Requirement mangement definition or import form tool such as DOORS
|Specifies user-defined types
|Monitored Variables
|Parameterizeable functions that can be referenced in other tables
|Mode Machines
|Mode Machines
|Table-based state machines
|Controlled Variable
Model Includes
TTM provides mechanisms for referencing (including) existing TTM models and overriding behavior of the included model elements. Requirement IDs specified in the model are included in test vectors generated from the model using T-VEC to support requirement-to-test traceability. The model editor includes automatic formatting of complex expressions and advanced find capabilities.
Latest Features
The latest features extend beyond the core capabilities originally envisions for SCR. The lates features include:
- Arrays
- Structures
- Functions
- Parameterized functions can be defined one and referenced by other tables
- Intermediate variable
- Intermediate variables make it easy to accept the results of a function and they reference in condition, event or assignment the intermediate value attributes
- Disjointness Checking (sometimes also referred to as Disjointedness Checking)
- Verifies that no conditions in a table overlap.
- Race Condition Checking
- Verifies that no transitions from a common source state can occur simultaneously.
- String support
- A "string" is now a base level data type. It is an ascii character string. Inputs, constants, terms tables, and output tables can all be declared to be a "string" type. Structure elements can also be of a "string" type. String types can be compared for equality ("abc" = "abc") and inequality ("abc" != "abc") and they may be concatenated ("abcdef" = "abc" + "def").
- Strings are useful, for example, when the requirements being captured in TTM involve actual text messages rather than number, boolean, or enumerated types oriented data.
- This is just the initial version of support for strings. There are ongoing efforts to extend these capabilities. For example, additional functionality will likely include string < or > comparisons (collating sequence relationships) and regular expression comparisons ("abc" =~ "a.+b") and other forms of string oriented relationships and operations.
The Examples section covers some general approaches that take advantage of the latests TTM features, which are important to using modeling from a project and team oriented perspective.
The following provides a few guidelines for modeling.
Define the Interface for the Model
- Identify the interface boundaries of the component; the architecture at any level of the system is the context for the component under test.
- Create new types and constants whenever they are needed in the course of the model development.
- Identify the input (monitored) and output (controlled) variables:
- Identify modes and terms.
- Define the variables:
- Define types for numeric variables so that the legal range of values can be specified.
- Define types for enumerated variables.
- Define Boolean variables (e.g., a flag) directly.
Strong Typing
Good modeling practices grew out of good programming practices. TTM combined with VGS try to help user attain greater assurance of correctness. Like any variable, strong typing of variables provides greater assurance that the semantics of the relationships where arrays are referenced are correct. An array element ultimately relates to something in the domain, or a particular hardware element that will have a fixed value. If it's an integer, the integer will be associated with some type of object in the domain (e.g., altitude – the altitude takes on a value that has a range related to what the sensor can represent). Users are encouraged to define all of the types first, then any variable created should use one of those types.
Goal-Oriented Behavioral Modeling
Use a goal-oriented approach, and work backward by identifying each output (controlled variable or term) of the component.
- Create a table that assigns the value for each different computed value of the output.
- Use a condition table to describe relationships between outputs if the relationships are continuous over time (i.e., invariant over time).
- Work backward, finding all of the conditions that must be TRUE for the function related to the output to be relevant.
- Use an event table (with mode or modeless) to describe relationships between an output (or term) if the relationships are defined at a specific point in time.
- Define the events and optional guard conditions that trigger the event.
- Use a mode transition table (similar to a state machine) to describe relationships between an object if the relationship for a mode is defined for a specific interval of time (set of related system states):
- Identify the set of modes; define the event associated with each source-to-destination transition.
If there are common conditions that are related to constraints (i.e., conditions or events) of functions of two or more outputs (or terms), then define a term table that can be referenced in all relevant tables.
- Constance Heitmeyer. Using the SCR Toolset to Specify Software Requirements. Proceedings, Second IEEE Workshop on Industrial Strength Formal Specification Techniques, Boca Raton, FL, Oct. 19, 1998.


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I want to get a pure populaiton of pre-osteoclasts from mouse bone marrow cells. I've read papers uing Sephadex G-10 column to purify bone marrow cells to get pure pre-osteoclasts. Does anybody know how this column work? How can it deplet other cell tpyes?
I'd have to see the method. Are you sure you meant Sephadex G10? Sepahadex is a sizing resin. Its two primary uses are for clean up of protein preps usually as a final or near-final step, or separation of nucleotides and salts from a DNA or RNA reaction (e.g, when making labeled DNA) where such small molecules might be inhibitory for whatever next-steps are planned. The different grades of Sephadex have either larger or smaller pores that retain molecules up to a certain size. Anything larger passes around the resin and elutes from the column in the flow-through. I would think that all cells would be excluded from Sephadex (well, possibly not from G200, but even there I wouldn't think Sephadex could do much for resolving whole cells). There are modified Sephadex resins for ion exchange, but those would have names like DEAE-Sephadex, not Sephadex G10. So, I guess I'm skeptical that the method uses the G10 resin to separate cells, but I could be wrong.
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Recently I have been reading the book Transform Your Life by Penny Ferguson and one section in particular has really stuck in my mind...
The book goes on to say that "your attitude towards the things you have to do makes the difference between getting the most out of them and seeing them as chores that are impossible to enjoy." So true.
This year I want to look at every situation and every day as an opportunity to fill my glass and make the most of it...
- When I am extra busy at work, I want to see it as an opportunity to learn and develop.
- When I have to clean the house, I want to see it as an opportunity to show my gratitude for beautiful home and help my husband.
- When I am feeling down about living so far from our families, I want to see it as an opportunity to build my marriage even stronger and enjoy all the wonderful things our new city has to offer.
- When I am stuck in traffic, I want to see it as an opportunity for a few extra minutes to enjoy the music on the radio.
Every day is an opportunity...to learn something new, to show kindness to others, to give God the glory, and to love my family fully.
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Jan Frič
Dramaturgy: Jan Tošovský
Sets: Nikola Tempír
Costumes: Petra Vlachynská
Music: Jakub Kudláč
Lighting design: Martin Špetlík
Bohumil Plánovský, the head of the Biochemistry and Molecular Biology group at the Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, attains the ultimate goal – he discovers the mechanism of the origin of a new species, the substance of evolution. Yet his colleague, the linguist and mathematician Adam Šmíd, discloses that the genome sequenced by Plánovský has encoded the words from the New Testament "But many that are first shall be last; and the last shall be first" (Matthew, 19:30). Further analyses results in an increasingly alarming finding – dozens of God's messages are revealed, and even the instruction on how to modify the human genome and create a "new, better Man". Who is to be chosen to invite humankind to take a new path? The play about the world of science, the Sisyphus society, the journey from the apex to the very bottom, and further still, will pay tribute to the remarkable life of the mathematician Ilya Rips.
Approximate running time, including intermission: 2hours, 10 minutes, one 20-minute intermission.


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|Barnsley Bear, illustrated by Gladys Hobson
After decades of sleepwalking through life, I've finally woken up and realised the greatest dreams are achieved with open eyes and a conscious mind...
Friday, 25 November 2011
An Awakening to Light
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The flower of consciousness, awakening, enlightenment is a product, most of the time of someone who is moving beyond suffering or the weightiness of noise and confusion at the level of soul. For me, I grew tired of no peace internally, I could no longer tolerate the conflict within myself. I desired peace and joy and grew willing to do whatever it took.ReplyDelete
With so much suffering and internal noise right now, it's no wonder that more are moving towards peace and consciousness. There is more reason than ever to awaken.
I'm so happy to learn more about Gladys and her connection to you and your writing.
Thanks for sharing more about this lovely woman.
- Georgina Hamilton27 November 2011 at 13:23
Hello Les,ReplyDelete
I really enjoyed reading about Gladys and how much you mean to her. She sounds like a very special lady.
It's interesting how like minded people come together and I hope that I will get the pleasure to meet you soon.
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- Anonymous30 November 2011 at 01:30
Her sweet spirit shines through. Really enjoyed Gladys' story.ReplyDelete
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Thank you people for making your kind comments. I find it rather lovely that an old wrinkly can be a close friend of a youngster like Les! Perhaps it just shows that we make our own divisions in life?ReplyDelete
Thank you so much, Gladys! And you're not wrinkly! You're just a bit shorter than you used to be. :-) xxxReplyDelete
Kind of you Les, but gravity causes an old age landslide — not pretty when your 'knicker elastic' goes all over your body! We learn to live with it. (Except those that scar their landscape with nips and tucks — and major earthworks?)ReplyDelete
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Oh I love these stories of light and more light! Please keep it coming! We so appreciate it here at Get Over Yourself Please.
God bless you all and happy xmas!
Kristen Shaw
Awakening is simply the recognition of the One that is constantly here ... peering through these eyes, yours, mine and everyone else's. This never really awakens, it's always already awake ... but until the flow of attention reverses to recognise This, we wil be sleepwalkers in this world. If there is any difference now to before, i agree with you ... it's simply the fact that we are able to share the insights on a mass scale ... giving so many more the opportunity to recognise their own innate pure and joyful true nature. In sharing who and what we really are, God is seen in each other more and more.ReplyDelete
Hi there..such a nice storyReplyDelete
Would love to have this full experience. Mine was similar in bits but never was able to receive the laying on of hands and that some times bothers me.ReplyDelete


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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. -- Barry University women's golf team completed its third round of the NCAA Division II National Championships in the same spot they've finished the first two rounds: third place.
The Buccaneers trail leader Nova Southeastern, the four-time defending national champs, by 13 strokes entering Saturday's final round at LPGA International Legends Course. Lynn is a stroke behind Nova in the 12-team field where the three Sunshine State Conference members have distanced themselves from the pack.
Saturday's final round will be broadcast live at 12:30 p.m. from the 18th hole. To follow the action click HERE. LIVE STATS are also available for final round hole-by-hole coverage.
Barry shot 298 Friday on the 6,228-yard course as all five players were within six strokes of par in the third round. Sophomore Nancy Vergara is within a stroke of the overall lead held by Nova's Linnea Johansson. Nova's Daniela Ortiz, the first-round leader, carded a second consecutive 75, and is in third place, two strokes off the lead.
"We still hung in there," Buccaneers coach Shannon Sykora said. "We still got a chance tomorrow. Nova and Lynn played well, but we hung in there."
Vergara made three birdies and four bogeys to finish at 1-over 73 Friday. She has eight birdies in the tournament, and has never been more than 2-over during the championship event. Johansson had 18 straight pars in the third round.
"She's just playing one hole at a time," Sykora said of Vergara. "She knows she's got a chance tomorrow."
Lynn's Louise Manalo and Ellen Chambers are fourth and fifth, respectively, at 218 and 220.
Barry freshman Nicky Ferre is tied for 19th with Nova's Liliana Cammisa at 227. Ferre had two birdies for the third consecutive day in Friday's round to enter the clubhouse with a 5-over 77. Maria Paola Fiorio shot par, dropping in three back-nine birdie putts to vault 11 spots up the leaderboard into a three-way tie for 21st.
Senior Taylor Babcock shot 4-over 76, and is tied for 24th with teammate Daniela Murray, who carded a 78 Friday. Babcock had one birdie, while Murray finished with three on the day.
"As a team, we still feel good about our chances if we can play our best round of the year," Sykora said. "I think they were a little disappointed they couldn't make up some ground today, but they know they have a good opportunity tomorrow. We're looking forward to the opportunity to play this golf course and get back in it."


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This was a good set, but it makes you wonder why half of the Wolfpack population suffers from poor depth perception.
I give it a 9.5/10, a solid A, because it was fun to play with years ago, and the secret compartment is still pretty cool.
Sir Smittens wrote:I never really liked the wolfpack, so I suppose my view is a little biased. The cart and horse would be nice for a village, but I'd prefer Forestmen or Black Falcons. Still better than anything now.
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These past few days have been exciting ones for America. But nowhere, I'm sure, is the fever as high as it is right now in my hometown, Washington DC.
I've lived in this softly explosive city (okay, in the suburbs, but less than a quarter mile from the border line) for 12 years now: the sum of my time in the United States. I consider myself a Washingtonian, just as surely as I consider myself a Bombayite. Two cities could not be more different. Bombay is often compared with New York, a bustling city of millions. Washington, with a population of half a million and with an area of just 68 square miles, is a quieter city, but one toward which the whole world's eyes are constantly riveted. (The Washington metropolitan area made up of the city's Maryland and Virginia suburbs adds up to a population of more than 5 million).
The city is filled with contrasts. As respected as Washington is for being the nation's capital, it is also often reviled for being a hotbed of murky politics. The city is home to the extremely rich and the extremely powerful, cossetted in mansions so large, you cannot see one in its entirity without a full sweep of your head. On the other hand you have the inner-city areas where crime is rampant and poverty lurks relentlessly.
The city is filled with museums that contain some of the most significant relics of the world's history and such well-photographed buildings as the White House and the Capitol. The museums, all run with an endowment from British scientist James Smithson, line the grounds of the National Mall.
The National Mall, to anyone not familiar with the city, is not, as an airheaded shopaholic relative once assumed, the nation's biggest string of department stores. It is a glorious strip of grass and reflecting pools on which stand the Lincoln Memorial, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Memorial, the Roosevelt Memorial, the World War II memorial, and the Vietnam Wall. From the Washington Monument, a tall obelisk piercing the sky, is a clear and magnificent view of the beautiful Capitol building where, of course, Congress meets.
Over the years, the National Mall has been witness to some of the greatest moments in our history. This is where Martin Luther King, Jr. made his famous "I have a dream" speech. Even today, important events happen here almost every week. As a rookie reporter for a city newspaper, I had the "mall beat" every weekend where I'd be sent off to cover some event or the other on the mall. There was always something going on.
On Veterans' Day, families of fallen Vietnam soliders converge at the Vietnam wall, inscribed with the names of every dead and missing soldier from that war, to remember their loved ones. On Memorial Day, Vietnam veterans roll into the city on their motorbikes in a parade, and collect on the Mall.
I have seen war-protestors converge here to protest the beginning of the war in Iraq. I watched President Clinton break the ground here for the World War II memorial, which has since been completed and opened.
Yesterday, not as a reporter but as a resident of this great country, I saw history being made at the "We are one" concert to kick off the inaugural celebrations for President-elect Obama's swearing-in.
It was a ball. Four-hundred-thousand people converged on the Mall – a fraction of the 2 million that will be there for the inauguration tomorrow. It was cold, so cold my feet felt like stumps of wood by the end of it all. All around, people tried to keep themselves warm by swilling hot chocolate — bought after hour-long waits at the vending stalls– and by stomping their feet. It was crowded, like being back in a local train in Bombay at rush hour. But it was also enthralling to be part of this throbbing, pulsing mass of humanity, each one uncontainably excited and hopeful about the future.
The concert itself was a star-studded event, featuring some of the greatest singers of our times: Bruce Springsteen, U2, Stevie Wonder, Garth Brooks, Jon Bon Jovi, Sheryl Crow, John Legend, and many, many others. But the loudest roar from the crowd draped in Obama blankets and sporting Obama hats, Obama T-shirts and Obama scarves, was reserved for the biggest star of them all. Each time the president-elect's face came up on the jumbotron, the crowd erupted. When he finally addressed the crowd, every word he said was lapped up with unabashed adulation and applause.
Desi and I were far, far from the dais, and we watched the concert mostly on the jumbotron. We almost froze to death and were nearly suffocated at times by the milling crowds. But it was all worth it, because we couldn't possibly have given up a chance to be part of the beginning of one of the most momentous eras of our times.
Cherry on the icing? Just a couple of arms-lengths from where I stood at the concert was a woman who sported a green button in her hat that said "Go Vegan."
In a country where it is estimated that only around 0.5 percent of the population is vegan, that was — for this animal lover — a great sign of hope and change. 🙂


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Digital Resources: The Sandino Rebellion Digital Historical Archive
Michael Schroeder
This is an advance summary of a forthcoming article in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Latin American History. Please check back later for the full article.
The Sandino Rebellion Digital Historical Archive website, a work in progress, is envisioned as a comprehensive, interpretive, open-access digital archive housing all relevant primary documents, and rare, out-of-print, or hard-to-access published works, that treat the period of the Sandino rebellion in Nicaragua (1927–1934) and the counterinsurgency campaign waged by the U.S. and Nicaraguan governments against this homegrown, campesino-based nationalist insurgency led by Augusto C. Sandino, the supreme chief of the Defending Army of Nicaraguan National Sovereignty (Ejército Defensor de la Soberanía Nacional de Nicaragua, or EDSN). Primary documents, digitized from the originals in public and private archives in the United States, Nicaragua, Great Britain, Honduras, and elsewhere, are categorized by type, provenance, and theme, with many transcribed and fully searchable. The website currently housed more than 3,700 hitherto unpublished primary documents as of May 2014; ultimately, the goal is to make universally accessible approximately 30,000 documents, including letters, diaries, military reports, consular dispatches, court records, newspaper accounts, oral histories, photographs, maps, rare published works, and other materials, to be accompanied by interpretive commentaries on specific documents, events, issues, and controversies.
The digital archive is organized in the manner of a historian's workspace in the wake of repeated visits to the many libraries, archives, and repositories that bear on the questions we seek to address. The criterion informing the selection of documents is simple: material is included if it helps to shed light on how Nicaraguans struggled to make their own history during this period. In the spirit of social and cultural history, the focus is on ordinary people and members of subordinate groups—campesinos, indigenous communities, women, migrants—while abiding attention is also paid to more prominent and powerful actors, including merchants, landowners, politicians, and military leaders.
Roughly two-thirds of this material was culled from Record Group 127 (Records of the United States Marines) in the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration, which includes a staggering array of documentation relating to virtually every aspect of this rebellion and the counterinsurgency campaign that sought to crush it: patrol and combat reports, intelligence reports and memoranda, photographs, captured correspondence, court records, prisoners' statements, and much else. Other major repositories and collections include the Library of Congress; the records of the U.S. Department of State (Record Groups 59 and 84 of the U.S. National Archives II in College Park, MD); the Marine Corps Research Center (Quantico, VA); the oral histories produced by the Instituto de Estudio del Sandinismo in the 1980s (now the Instituto de Historia de Nicaragua y Centroamérica of the Universidad Centroamericana, or IHNCA-UCA, in Managua); and private collections, most notably material generously shared by Walter Castillo Sandino, the grandson of General Sandino.


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This Week on Xbox Live - Robotic Escapes, Transformers on Demand, Hell, and Dancing
This week we take a look at Spare Parts, downloadable Transformers games, Dante's Inferno, and a DanceMasters demo.
This week we take a look at Spare Parts, downloadable Transformers games, Dante's Inferno, and a DanceMasters demo.
DICE 2010: Outspoken executive Bobby Kotick laments passing on The Sims, Harmonix, explains "taking the fun out of making games," and announces $500,000 indie game challenge.
Tie-in to this summer's Michael Bay blockbuster Revenge of the Fallen is coming to PC, PS3, PS2, PSP, 360, and twice to the DS.
Video-rental chain now selling new hardware, software, and accessories at every corporate-owned US location; PSP and PC snubbed.
Guitar Hero publisher boasts record sales of $1.48 billion, ups yearly projections, praises hot sales of COD4 and GHIII.
Industry watchers laud publisher's record-setting Q2 performance but raise cautions on future growth potential.
[UPDATE] Rhythm game sells over $115 million in week after launch--over one-third of publisher's entire July-September earnings; company expecting $1B holiday quarter, reveals three new titles.
Game-industry sales surge 62 percent north of the border, thanks to post-price-cut surge of Sony console; Wii, DS still dominate.
A trio of industry watchers offer their expectations for the NPD Group's US retail sales tally; software sales expected to grow between 8 and 20 percent.
"Say hello to my little friend."
Transformers roll into stores a week after the movie down under.
Blackout obliterates a human base in this clip.
Take a look at Bumblebee as he destroys some Decepticon drones in this clip.
Watch Bumblebee try his best to claim the AllSpark.
Megatron unleashes a massive salvo of destruction on a small town.
Two big warriors, Ironhide and Blackout, get ready for a fight in the street.
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Sortable needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 48 designs submitted by 13 freelance designers.
We love gadgets and gear, and our plan is to build geekaphone.com into the best place to find and compare smartphones on the net.
We're targeting people who research smartphones online. The people we're targeting probably surf the web a lot, own phones already, and want to buy the latest iPhones, Android phones, Blackberries, etc.
Geekaphone.com will mostly target people from the US, but will hopefully attract visitors from around the world.
MUST have a visual symbol/logo that works WITHOUT the name or letters.
Simple. Colorful. Fun.
- Simple is better, simple enough to be recognizable in favicon 16x16 format.
- We want something geeky and fun. We think the name Geekaphone has some fun/excitement to it (compare to say something like phonereview).
- a vector version of the logo we can use to create a jpeg/gif for our website, and/or use in other marketing/branding materials (.ai, and layered psd)
- a transparent high quality favicon version for use on the site (.ico)
- a transparent high quality version for use on a twitter account (.png)
Must look good on a white background.
All fonts, images and designs must have copyrights and licenses that are fully transferrable to our company for use in web, software and print
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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FONTANA >> Kyle Larson said he doesn't usually notice such things when he's driving around the racetrack at 180 mph and faster, but there it was Saturday afternoon, staring him in the face.
Preparing for the final restart of the Nationwide Series race at Auto Club Speedway with 16 laps remaining, keyed up as he sought his first career victory in the series, Larson noticed one of the track's huge video screens as he followed the pace car at a more sedate speed.
"I saw my face and the screen saying I had five second-place finishes," Larson said. "I said, 'I'm not gonna get another one.'"
Instead, the 21-year-old budding star fought off Sprint Cup veterans Kyle Busch and Kevin Harvick over those final 16 laps to pick up that precious first victory in his second year racing in the series.
Larson beat Harvick to the checkered flag by 0.342 seconds. Busch was another 0.04 seconds behind in third. Joey Logano, who dominated for much of the race and led 96 laps, finished fourth.
Judging from the reaction of his competitors afterward, there are likely a few more wins to follow.
Busch, who had won six of the previous eight Nationwide races at Fontana, keying a nine-race winning streak at the track by Joe Gibbs Racing drivers, isn't the most gracious non-winner. But Saturday, he offered Larson a pat on the back and didn't seem surprised that the new kid held off the veterans.
"It was a really cool battle with Larson," Busch said. "Congrats to those guys. It was just a battle there at the end that was pretty clean.
"There were definitely three different ways of running around here, but we all wound up getting there. He (Larson) did a great job — he didn't buckle under pressure."
Busch and Harvick took turns trying to pass Larson, diving low and racing each other more than the leader as they fought to get into the right spot to make a pass.
Busch, who roared through the field from his 39th-place starting spot after some issues in inspection led him to miss the morning qualifying session and led 25 laps, had made the outside lane his most of the afternoon.
Larson, however, stayed up near the wall in the closing laps and never let Harvick get ahead of him enough to slide up in front and claim the lead.
"You want to win every race, but you know it's not gonna happen," Harvick said. "He's (Larson) been competitive since his first race."
Said Larson at the idea that a Sprint Cup rookie would be intimidated with two of the most aggressive drivers right behind him with the race on the line: "I'm just as aggressive as they are. Well, maybe not quite as much."
Well, maybe more so with his victory celebration.
Larson got used to performing victory donuts in the World of Outlaws Series without a steering wheel. But when he did the same after his first Truck Series victory last year, NASCAR officials weren't thrilled. Something about potential lack of control over the car.
But there was Larson after Saturday's big win, spinning through the grass and across the big Auto Club logo, his car spinning in circles while he held the steering wheel out the window.
"NASCAR talked to me about not doing it but, hey, I just won my first Nationwide race so I'm gonna do what I want," he said with a huge grin. "And if I win a Cup race, I'll probably do the same thing."


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The inconsistent public perception of pro wrestling is a very serious issue for former pro wrestlers as I recently found out when I was involved in an altercation in which I was forced to physically defend myself.
Upon retiring from pro wrestling, I entered the workforce in the regular world. This can be a dark journey that some wrestlers aren�t able to make. You don�t always get the same respect that you may be accustomed to. In fact, it has been my experience that some people just have to test you.
The altercation happened when a workplace bully could not intimidate me, and out of frustration, he assaulted me. Fortunately, I was able to defend myself effectively. As a result, I was terminated from the company. My firing became a case for arbitration, brought forth by a powerful labor union on my behalf.
The hearing was conducted by Mr. Thomas F. Levak who according to the University of Oregon�s Quarterly Newspaper is not only a veteran attorney and arbitrator but he is a member of the United States Martial Arts Hall of Fame as a result of his over 250 gold medals and trophies including 15 world masters titles.
Mr. Levak opened the hearing bragging about his accomplishments in the martial arts. During the hearing, the opposing attorney brought up the fact that I am a former pro wrestler and proceeded to portray me as a "tough guy" pro wrestler who goes around punching people. He was interrupted by Mr. Levak who said, "it doesn�t matter if Mr. Olsen is a former pro wrestler because not all pro wrestlers are good fighters." He had a smirk on his face when he made that statement and then proceeded to have a few laughs at the expense of pro wrestling. He also described details about pro wrestling that exposed the fact that he was a fan, even though he was mocking it.
One month later when Mr. Levak made the final decision on the case, he did an about face on the pro wrestling issue and ruled against us, largely because I am a former pro wrestler. In his final decision, he wrote, "Mr. Olsen�s professional wrestling knowledge, his demonstrated ability to assume a solid defensive posture, and his overall physical condition, all would have enabled him to easily back away from his attacker without endangering himself." I don�t lose sight of the fact that by making that statement, Mr. Levak is giving pro wrestling a lot of respect and I appreciate that, especially because he showed no respect in the hearing. Nonetheless, a Grand Master in the martial arts having the ludicrous notion that someone in good physical condition, who can assume a solid defensive posture, should not have the right to defend themselves is over shadowed only by Mr. Levak�s inconsistent perception of pro wrestling.
In the hearing, Mr. Levak used pro wrestling to get some laughs, implying that it was a joke. Then he used pro wrestling in the decision to rule against us, when he stated that my professional wrestling knowledge would have helped me, implying that it is serious business. We lost the decision, costing me and the labor union thousands of dollars.
A casual fan having inconsistent perceptions of pro wrestling hurts no one, but Mr. Levak is not a casual fan, he is an attorney and arbitrator making legally binding decisions based on his inconsistent perceptions of pro wrestling. These decisions affect people�s lives.
In my case, it cost me a lot of money. What price will be paid by the next pro wrestler in the same situation? Will pro wrestling be perceived as fake or real? Or will the decision be made by someone like arbitrator Thomas F. Levak who can�t make up his mind what he thinks. Either way, we know who pays the price.
Todd "Oly" Olsen wrestled professionally for 15 years. He runs the website www.blackbootwrestling.com.


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By Daniel Whitehead
BRIDGEWATER, Va.—Seeking its first Capital Athletic Conference victory, the Southern Virginia University softball team accomplished the feat by winning the first game of a doubleheader at Penn State Harrisburg, 2-0, Saturday afternoon in Middletown, Pa. The Nittany Lions came back to win the second game, 10-6.
Game One
In a defensive battle, neither team could put points on the board until the Knights scored twice in the top of the seventh inning to earn the win. In three separate innings of the game, Southern Virginia left one runner stranded and could not bring her in. In six instances, PS Harrisburg left a runner on base to end the inning and could not capitalize on scoring opportunities.
In the top of the seventh, the Nittany Lions earned two quick outs as freshman McKell LaJeunesse was struck out and Morgan Young popped up to the short stop. Jamie Pinkston singled before Lainie Thompson reached on an error by the third baseman to allow Pinkston to get to third.
Freshman Kelsey Bair was brought in to pinch hit and the move paid off as she tripled to right field to score Pinkston and Thompson for unearned runs. At the bottom of the final inning, the Knight defense clamped down to earn a three-and-out with two fly outs and a pop-up.
Pinkston enjoyed a solid outing on the mound as she allowed just four hits and walked only two batters to improve the Knights' odds. Gabrielle Wolf picked up the loss for PS Harrisburg.
Game Two
The Nittany Lions got to work quickly in the second game by scoring one run apiece in the opening two innings.
Southern Virginia tied it up in the fourth when freshman McKenzie Packard singled up the middle to score Katie Evans. LaJeunesse then reached first on an error by the catcher that allowed Packard to sneak in for an unearned run.
With two runners on base, Evans grounded out but advanced MaKenzie Cox to third and scored Bair from third. Sophomore Cheyenne Hegsted then singled up the middle to bring Cox home.
At a 4-2 deficit, PS Harrisburg scored five runs in the bottom of the fifth to go up, 7-4, with two innings remaining.
LaJeunesse and Evans would each bring in runs in the sixth and seventh, respectively, but it was not enough to come back as the Nittany Lions added three runs in the sixth en route to the 10-6 win.
Pinkston pitched 4.1 innings in the second game before being relieved by first baseman Sara Harmon in the bottom of the fifth. Harmon picked up the loss as she walked six batters and allowed five runs in 1.2 innings of work.
The Knights return to action Wednesday as they take on Randolph-Macon on the road for a non-conference matchup. Senior Day is Thursday at 5 p.m. as Southern Virginia takes on Eastern Mennonite.


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Type: Enhancement
Status: Open
Priority: Major
Resolution: Unresolved
Affects Version/s: None
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: None
Useful for stored procedure results:
(defn call-stored-proc [connection] (jdbc/query (myapp.db/connection) ["{call someProc()}"] :as-arrays? true))
Java code to handle multiple result sets:
public static void executeProcedure(Connection con) { try { CallableStatement stmt = con.prepareCall(...); ..... //Set call parameters, if you have IN,OUT, or IN/OUT parameters boolean results = stmt.execute(); int rsCount = 0; //Loop through the available result sets. while (results) { ResultSet rs = stmt.getResultSet(); //Retrieve data from the result set. while (rs.next()) { ....// using rs.getxxx() method to retieve data } rs.close(); //Check for next result set results = stmt.getMoreResults(); } stmt.close(); } catch (Exception e) { e.printStackTrace(); } }
Post 0.3.0, ideally after adding stored proc support properly (see JDBC-48).
With or without SPs, this would be an excellent addition; with some RDBMSs, use of compound statement (or SPs) with multiple result sets is relatively common.
Discussion with Pieter Laeremans:
Sean: My thinking is that I would add :multi-result? to execute! and query and then arrange for them to return sequences of result sets. Unraveling the calls so multi-result? can work cleanly inside those functions would be the hard part
Pieter: That sounds fine by me. But there's something a bit more subtle I guess,
Now you can pass a function row-fn to transform rows, in the multi-resultset case it would perhaps be more appropriate
to pass on a seq of row-fns, so that a different function can be used on different rows.
Any updates on the issue?
No update yet. No one has submitted a patch and I've been too busy to look at this in detail.
Note: any patch for this now needs to take into account the reducible version of the result set as well as the regular version.


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Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts is offering a CRAZY About Animals! Zoo Overnight for Cadette Scouts at the Buttonwood Zoo in New Bedford on Saturday, April 17 & Sunday, April 18. Event starts at 6 p.m. on Saturday and ends at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Juliette Scouts in grades 6-7-8 may also register. Troops and individual Scouts may register.
PROGRAM: Discover the many careers that exist working with animals. Connect with zoo staff to find out just what it takes to become a zookeeper, veterinarian, field researcher, etc.
Participants will design an animal exhibit, discover (and create) one of the very special things zookeepers do to keep animals healthy and active, and even get a behind-the-scenes look at where the animal's food is prepared - the commissary.
Participation patch is provided which allows free zoo admission through 2011.
Troops and individual Scouts may register. Each Troop must provide a trained overnight leader and first aider, and provide 1 adult for every 5 girls (minimum 2 adults per group - maximum determined by the number of girls registered).
•Event #4730
Registration cost is $55 per person - Scout, leader, or adult.
Registration will end on March 19 or when 60 people have registered.
To register visit the GSCWM web site, fill out the online registration form, and prepay with a credit card.


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COVA DE PIEDADE vs PACOS FERREIRA - Match Predictions, H2H, Betting Tips & Preview
The match preview to the football match COVA DE PIEDADE vs PACOS FERREIRA in the Segunda Liga of Portugal compares both teams and includes match predictions the latest matches of the teams, the match facts, head to head (h2h), over/under statistics, table standings, match strengths and at least a computer calculated match prediction. These facts should all be considered to place a successful bet on this match. By clicking on the team names you can examine the teams on their actual form in particular. The match prediction analyses the football match automatically on these facts and delivers than the match prognosis and the betting picks. Complete this football match prognosis with your informations to injuries, suspensions, coach changes and weather forecasts and choose your bet to this match. This is betting like the real experts do. Virtualbet24 offers football match predictions, betting picks & statistics to the match COVA DE PIEDADE vs PACOS FERREIRA. Virtualbet24.com is just Soccer!
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ParkINfor needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 56 designs submitted by 21 freelance designers.
Colors :)
http://www.gdesign.se/candyindex.JPG "index"
http://www.gdesign.se/102CANON.rar "totalpics"
if you needa s cspecial piic ia can make it for you :)
We are looking for a design that will make people wanna visit this site over and over again, a delicious site. The site is built on presenting different candybrands & candyflavors as a guidance.
One of the biggest candymakers homepage:
what i need is.
1.Front page
2.Cabdy produktpage
4.Icon packs for buttoms etc.
Candy i can linked here:
We're looking for a playful yet serious layout, colorful, buildt for both young and old, female or male, a site for everybody, that makes it water in their mouth.
To clear this upp!
Logotype inclusive candysymbol (Godisguiden)
Navigationbar switchable brands/flavors
Latest candy reviews
Moviefunction showing commercials
Candy search
News with comments
We recommend
Navigation for all funktions on page (see under)
Candy presentationpage
if you wish to use a human face use this face but change back ground and the bear and boys for a candy instead :).
Ofourse you can change face color and edit me as you wish :) to get the candy look nicer :)
common candy
http://www.gdesign.se/candyindex.JPG "index"
http://www.gdesign.se/102CANON.rar "totalpics"
Godisguiden is the Site and logo name
- Frontpage - Logotype inclusive candysymbol (Godisguiden)
- Navigationbar switchable brands/flavors
- Latest candy reviews
- Moviefunction showing commercials
- Candy search
- News with comments
- We recommend
- Navigation for all funktions on page (see under)
- Candy presentationpage - Candypictures
- Comments
- Ratings
- a - Header for showing logo and search box for searching people, pics, videos etc.
b - Top menu for links i.e. Home, Login, Register, Contact us, About us etc.
c - Left menu for link
d - Main contents area for company description, user login fields, most visited
images, video, people etc.
e - footer for links ie. Terms and condiditons, Privacy policy etc.
header, top menu, left menu and footer will be consistent so users can get to different sections of website from anywhere. Main contents area will be dynamic.
4 - Design should be fixed width @ 1024px
5 - We need PSDs .
- 7 - Based on resolution, we need a coDIV basedmpact design which should contain reasonable size icons for left menu, compressed images..
8 - Design should be DIV based not table-based and it must be controlled by CSS.
10 - Whole website will be dynamic so design should be automatically extensible depending on the contents length.
11 - You need to put flash news also on home page as mentioned above.
- The color should go in candylike light colors, a colorful site
- The stile should be very smooth & swirly but yet have a clean look
- It shuld be easy to find your way around the site
- A candylike site
- Competitionpage
- Contact page
- Candy history
- Candy timetraveling (ex 70's 80's 90's)
- Swedish map, what candy is the most popular in different areas
- Corporation partners & sponsors
- The hoover guide, how to eat as mutch as possible, tip
- Upload your own favorite candy, and win
- Travelguide to find the best candy abroad
- Moviefunction showing commercials
- A strict & boring site
- A blury site with things everywhere
- A dark site


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Go There: Huntington Beach, California aka Surf City, USA
By Alex Ryden
The sandy shores, seedy bars, and iconic pier of historic Surf City, a.k.a. Huntington Beach, Orange County, California.
Decent beachbreaks and world-class people-watching. It's the heart of the action sports industry, with headquarters of brands like Volcom, Quiksilver, and many others just down the road, as well as world-famous shops such as Jack's and Huntington Surf and Sport right there on Main street. The HB pier is the nexus of it all, with crowds that range from local heroes like Brett Simpson, super groms like Kanoa Igarashi, to the most clueless tourists, plenty of weirdos, and horrible tattoos. The place is a social experiment in and out of the water. It's all in a summer's day in Huntington.
The summer is the time for surf, when south swells march up the coast. Unfortunately, it's also high season for tourists, and the whole region is packed to the gills. There's also the US Open of Surfing at the end of July, where you can watch some of the best in the world decimate the south side of the pier, along with hundreds of thousands of your closest friends. It's a pretty intense, surreal scene on the main days, but it's worth checking out. Outside of summer, HB also gets good throughout fall and early winter. Calm winds, evening glass-offs, plenty of swell, and no headaches.
"Waves and babes," you're probably thinking. Well lem'me tell you why you're not only shallow but inexcusably wrong: Huntington Beach is iconic, damnit! The place is called Surf City for a reason. Some of the best competitive moments in history have gone down on the south side of that magical pier leading to Ruby's Diner. The West Coast Surfing Champions. United States Surfing Championships. The Op Pro. Beach riots! Corky Carroll, Tom Curren, Richie Collins, Occy, Machado, Slater. Hell, there's even a Duke's right on the sand, so you know these grounds are sacred.
Book a flight to John Wayne Airport (SNA) or LAX if you're out of state. You'll need to rent a car to get around, especially if you want to take a 15-minute drive to sample surf in nearby Newport or San Clemente. If you're in the state already, hop on Interstate 5 and follow the signs.
Crowd Factor
Heavy in the summer, relatively light outside of there. The crowd definitely thickens over the weekend no matter what month it is. But with miles and miles of pretty much the same quick peaks and weak inside semi-puntable end sections, you can find a wave to yourself and maybe just 10 other dudes. In summation, it's California. So you know what to expect.
Places To Stay
Ritzy or rugged? If you want to sleep like the stars of the tour, then book a room at Shorebreak Hotel, which is at ground zero of all the action. Beautiful rooms, prime location, and there's a sprawling outdoor deck and bar where you can look down at masses and tell them how loaded you are (pun definitely intended). If you're staying for a while, rent a house, check out vrbo.com. Pile the boys in and it won't be too costly. Just think of all the party power with your very own beach pad.
Places To Eat
Go to Sugar Shack Cafe. The plates will give you more egg than your stomach can handle, and the bikini-boasting ladies walking down Main Street will give you more thoughts than your mind can handle. There's also of course your typical collection of chain restaurants and seedy Mexican food joints. If you're a big fan of fresh seafood, Sushi On Fire is really on fire—some of the best rolls you've ever tasted and the two-for-one sake bottle special is a point of pride.
Stuff To Bring
Wetsuit, sunscreen, and surfboards. Plenty of places off Main Street will rent to you if you need it. Definitely a skateboard to get around, check the sand bars, and look cool carrying.
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Sunbathe and talk to girls. Hit up Disneyland. You can drive up to LA and get weird in Hollywood, Santa Monica, and Venice. Go buy a new stick at HSS or Jack's, or even go to the surfboard-shaping ghetto of HB and get a custom board from some of the best foam mowers on the planet. Get educated at the Huntington Beach International Surf Museum. There's no shortage of stuff to do in Orange County.


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Four fifth-graders from Williams Elementary School took part in the 2014 Tech Challenge and won a first prize.
Juliana Lee, Victoria Ta, Ian Wong and Eric Zhou, also known as the Windbreakers, won first place for Best Engineering Journal in the fifth/sixth grade division. The students developed a gadget using wind power to pump a liter of water in 39 seconds. Their coach was Sophie Wong.
The Tech Challenge, a signature program of San Jose's Tech Museum of Innovation, provides months of team learning in STEM disciplines–science, technology, engineering and math. The effort reinforces 21st-century skills including problem solving, design, teamwork, risk-taking, perseverance and learning from failure.
This year's challenge asked students to harness the power of wind to move water in three minutes or less to people who need it most. The devices ranged from cardboard and water bottles to PVC pipe and wood. Besides showing off their inventions, participants presented their journals to a panel of judges, which for the first time included some Silicon Valley CEOs.
The Windbreakers used three big fans to prime the pump. The challenge is part of a hands-on project geared toward solving real world problems, says Devin Blizzard, Williams' principal.
"They told me it was a lot of work, but they learned how to collaborate as a team," Blizzard said.
This year's event introduced next year's challenge, which is Seismic Engineering in Action. In this challenge, students will build a structure to withstand an earthquake.
"The creativity at The Tech Challenge is stunning. Just when you think you've seen all the solutions to a problem, you're presented with another way to solve it," museum president Tim Ritchie told the crowd of students at the challenge. "If our participants can take an awareness from this program that they have the power to solve problems and that there is always a better way, we have succeeded."
The judges recognize students' drive and ingenuity with awards including Best Costume, Best Engineering Journal, Most Sustainable, and Judges Choice Awards such as Best Use of Cardboard and Duct Tape. Each participant also received a medal, T-shirt, water bottle and team photo.
For 27 years, the Tech Challenge has inspired creativity and equipped students with hands-on experiences in engineering design and real-world problems. It is the largest team-design competition in the Bay Area, with thousands of students putting their imaginations to the test. Previous challenges have seen young innovators build devices to explore Mars craters, fight wildfires, rescue earthquake victims, collect samples in the rainforest and deploy instruments to an asteroid.


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SANDERS, Ky.—Elmer Curtis "Buddy" Perkins, 66, of Sanders died Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012, at his residence.
Cremation has been chosen by the family with no services planned. Tandy-Eckler-Riley was entrusted with the arrangements.
CARROLLTON, Ky.—Gerald Denny Morgan, 71, of Carrollton died Friday, Sept. 27, 2012, at his residence.
A memorial service will be held Saturday, Oct. 6, at 2 p.m. at the Wood-Oakley Funeral Home in Milton, Ky. Visitation will be Saturday at 9 a.m. until time of service. Burial will be in the Moffett Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife, Wanda Morgan; two sons, Gerald "Jerry" Morgan of Cincinnati, Ohio and Larry Morgan of West Chester, Ohio; seven grandchildren; and two step-grandsons.
Andrew Alvie McKinney, 84, of Ghent died Sunday September 30, 2012, at Carroll County Memorial Hospital.
Visitation will be held Wednesday, Oct. 3 from 4-8 p.m. at the Graham-Dunn Funeral Home, 215 Fifth Street in Carrollton. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Oct. 4 at 2 p.m. at the Open Door Baptist Church 1476 U S Hwy36 East in Carrollton.Burial will be in the Ghent Cemetery.
CARROLLTON, Ky.—Herbert Wright,69, of Carrollton, died, Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012, in Louisville.
Graveside services were held Tuesday, Sept. 25 at the Carrollton Cemetery.
Survivors include his daughter, Elizabeth Wright of Carrollton.
His parents, Walter and Lizzie Russel Wright preceded him in death.
SANDERS, Ky.—Ida Katherine Perkins, 88, of Sanders, Ky. died Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012, at her residence.
Funeral Services will be on Thursday, Sept. 27, at 2 p.m. at Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave., in Carrollton with the Rev. Chris White officiating. Visitation will be on Wednesday, September 26, from 5-8 p.m. at the funeral home. Burial will be in the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Carrollton.
CARROLLTON, Ky.—Anna Frances Taylor Grobmeier, 103, of Carrollton died Thursday, September 20, 2012, at the Green Valley Health and Rehab Center in Carrollton.
Mass of Christian Burial was held Monday, September 24 at the St. John Catholic Church in Carrollton with the Rev. Kavungal Davy officiating. Burial was in the St. John Catholic Cemetery.
Survivors include her daughter, Florence A. Wilson of Carrollton; two granddaughters; and three great grandchildren.
CARROLLTON, Ky.—Karen Beach Whaley, 47, died on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2012, at her residence in Carrollton.
Funeral Services were held Saturday, Sept. 15, at the Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home in Carrollton with the Rev. Billy Bussell officiating. Graveside services were held on Saturday, Sept. 15, at the New Bethel Cemetery in Verona, Ky.
Survivors include her parents, Jarvis and Edla Benson Beach; a son, Derek House of Florence, Ky.; a daughter, Sonya Reckers of Gulf Port, Miss. and four grandchildren.
CAMPBELLSBURG, Ky.—Daniel R. Stafford, 68, of Campbellsburg, died Monday, Sept. 10, 2012, at Norton Audubon Hospital in Louisville.
Graveside services were held Saturday, Sept. 15, at Port Royal Cemetery, with the Rev. Carl Rucker of Campbellsburg officiating. Prewitt New Castle Funeral Home was entrusted with the arrangements.
Survivors include his daughter, Michelle Mefford of Carrollton.
His parents, Raymond Earl and Heloise Ray Stafford preceded him in death.
WORTHVILLE, Ky.—Robert E. Sandlin, 81, died Monday, Sept. 17, 2012, at Baptist Hospital Northeast.
A memorial Service will be held 1 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 20, at Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave. in Carrollton. Cremation has been chosen by the family.
Survivors include his daughter, Tina Skirvin of Worthville; two grandchildren; and five great grandchildren.
His parents, Charlie and Mattie Collin Sandlin preceded him in death.
SANDERS, Ky.—"Red" Platt, 75, of Sanders, died, Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012, in Carrollton, Ky.
Funeral Services were held Tuesday, September 18, at the Family Worship Center in Carrollton with the Rev. Pat Butcher officiating. Burial was in the Dallasburg Masonic Cemetery in Wheatley, Ky. Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave., in Carrollton was entrusted with the arrangements.
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Every spring for about two weeks, the Lilac Arboretum in Ewing Park, located at 5300 Indianola Road, comes alive with color. The park has hundreds of lilac trees as well as many other types of beautiful trees . It is a popular spring tradition for many to walk through the arboretum and take in the fragrant smell of the lilacs while enjoying the spectacular beauty.
Gray's Lake Park is Des Moines' signature park, boasting features including the Racoon River, lake with swimming beach, playground, 1.9 mile trial loop with direct connections to the area's major recreational trails, 1/4 mile pedestrian bridge, picnic areas and restrooms, event venue, boat rentals and more.
Ride a carousel that harkens back to yesteryear! The Heritage Carousel of Des Moines accommodates 34 riders and two chariots (wheelchair accessible) and is located in beautiful Union Park. The carousel is open full-time starting Memorial Day and until Des Moines schools are back in session. The carousel is also open on additional weekends in May and September from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Tuesday through Thursday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Season passes are available for purchase online by visiting the website or calling (515) 323-8200. Be sure to take time to enjoy the rest of Union Park where you can cool off in the splash pool, rent one of two enclosed shelters or the open-air shelter, play on the playground equipment, or just enjoy the spectacular view.
Sylvan Theater was first opened in Greenwood Park in 1931 to a standing room only audience of approximately 1500 people. Renovated with new bench style seating in 2004, it is one of about 15 "local historic landmarks" within the City of Des Moines.
It is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Nestled in the shade of ancient towering oak trees, the outdoor amphitheater offers an oasis where one can reflect, view the beautiful surroundings and watch families and couples stroll, bike or play in the park.
This historic garden has been a favorite spot for gardeners, strollers and wedding parties since the 1930s. It is an All-American Rose Selection Public Display Garden, one of 132 such gardens in the United States. You can find the Clare and Miles Mills Rose Garden in Greenwood Park, located at 4800 Grand Avenue, directly behind the Des Moines Art Center. View the Rose Garden brochure here.
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