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I had an incredible conversation with Kevin Jarrett and Jeremy Ervin about Kevin's STEM lab. He's taken an elementary computer lab and turned in into a STEM classroom where kids from kindergarten up learn Engineering, Math, science, and Technology. It is a fantastic model and I'm so impressed with what he's doing. Hope you'll take a listen and share.
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That's why we call ourselves Everyartist.me. We are the story of Brendan O'Connell, Artist – and of Brendan's vision to democratize that creative experience to kids everywhere.
Brendan is a professional artist.He believes he was born to make art.
He earns his living as an artist.
Brendan was lucky enough to grow up with a strong support system that helped him develop his creativity into becoming a painter. That support sustained him as he honed his craft as an artist on the streets of Paris. Tough times, but Brendan knew art was what he was destined to do.The more I dig into this story and what they are doing, the more I just love this project and the purpose of everyartist.me. I hope you'll join in on November 21 and be part of the emphasis to support the creativity of every child.
He became an artist despite being told as a child that art was not something he was good at.
That was misguided advice, and Brendan vowed that someday he would figure out a way to keep that kind of thing from happening to other kids.
Now is that time.
Along with some like-minded partners, Brendan created Everyartist.me. Everyartist.me is a child focused movement to support the expression of creativity innate in every child.
Everyartist.me's purpose is simple … Spark Human Creativity"
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Booktrack - Halloween Short Story Contest
Booktrack also has a Halloween writing contest for booktrack as well. This would be a fun creative activity with your students.
Museum of Science and Industry | GoREACT
This is a very cool app. You look at the periodic table and drag elements to mix them together and see what happens in the app. The GoReact app is a "drag and drop" laboratory. If you introduce the periodic table, you'll want to see this.
Scholastic Book Fairs now have a mobile app that lets you scan the covers and get reading levels and other interesting information about the book. What a useful, cool way to introduce the concept of "augmented reality" to kids. You can put the app on their ipads if you're 1:1 and let them use it to pick out books.
Booktrack - Amplify your story
Booktrack gives you a way to read a book while listening to a soundtrack. I mentioned the research study in a previous bookmark / link. This is something librarians and literacy leaders should test and try out for themselves as it is a fascinating tool and potential. There are a thousand questions I have about this but plan to try it for myself. On another note, you can also upload your own personal music and keep it private — to play as you read.
REading with Sound: The Interplay of Text and Sound in Ebooks and its effect on retention
Yes, this study was funded by Booktrack (a 2011 study), however, I find that the information is fascinating. By setting sound tracks of different mood music, this study showed: *Virtually all subjects performed moderately to significantly better on information retention tests. * Subjects reported a strong correlation with interacting with the enhanced platform and an ability to focus. There are other results on this, but I find this fascinating and find this a very interesting point to consider as ebooks evolve. Will ebook authors attach music to different pages? Will reading become more cinematic and theatrical? All kinds of interesting thoughts here.
Common Core Academies | Digital textbooks and standards-aligned educational resources
Through the end of the year, Discovery just sent me a note that they are offering these three common core academies at no cost. Here's the info from Steve Dembo. I've done some work with their SIEMENS STEM Academy and am a sTAR Educator and everything they do is top notch. If you can work it out before the end of the year, this is something you'll want to do. From Steve Dembo: "We know that implementing the Common Core can be an uphill climb. That's why Discovery Education is proud to partner with educators to offer Common Core Academies in ELA, Math, and Leadership at no cost. From now until the end of the school year, educators across America are invited to sign up for an Academy and receive: practical strategies to implement CCSS reseach-based instructional practices best practices in using digital content resources and digital tools for immediate classroom integration Discovery Education Common Core Academies offer one day of immersive professional development and two follow-up virtual sessions at no cost to support educators and leaders in effectively implementing the Common Core State Standards. Educators may choose from three Academies offering a unique combination that brings together best practices in digital integration with proven research-based instructional practices: Literacy and the Common Core in a Digital World Teaching and Assessing Common Core Math in a Digital World Leadership Strategies to Support Digital Literacy and the Common Core"
Interactive educational simulations: Explain 3D
Explain 3D has simulations explaining all kinds of machines and more. This is a 3D simulation built upon the "unity" platform, so you can move around the object in 3D. If you are teaching engineering, run a STEM lab, or work with physics, you'll want to check out what they've done on this site.
Tripppin - Learn English Around The World
This looks like a very cool English game that uses all kinds of shows to teach. Thinking that ESL teachers will want to test this one out. Mau Butler send me this message about this new site: Hello Vicki, I've been an ESL teacher for 20 years, in several countries, and a reader of your coolcatteacher blog for a while. Congratulations. You do excellent work. :) For the past 3 years, I've been building a very innovative approach to teaching and learning English, which is now ready to use. Considering your work, I thought you'd be interested in trying it out. It's called Tripppin and I strongly recommend you see it for yourself on www.tripppin.com but this is us in a nutshell: "Tripppin is an English practice platform, which blends offline and online learning experiences into a game, a music channel, cooking shows, animation, entertaining videos shot around the world, and excellent support for English teachers everywhere." Hope you can have a look :) Thank you.
Digital Citizenship Week :: Cable in the Classroom
Happy Digital Citizenship week. As part of connected educators month, this is digital citizenship week. Here is the webpage to help you participate and promote the event.
Train your students in CPR. This is a great thing to share with your health classes. The curriculum is here for you. "The easy-to-use CPR in Schools Training Kit is designed just for schools. It contains everything needed to train 10 students at once in CPR. Repeat the process to train a class, a grade - or even an entire school! The CPR in Schools Training Kit is portable, allowing for convenient movement from classroom to classroom and easy storage. One CPR in Schools Training Kit can train hundreds of students!"
This website is a "reputation builder" for kids of all ages. When a child is in K-12, the parent has their account attached but then, the child can take it public after that point. This is a "reputation builder" for kids. Many students in Florida are already using this with their parents. This may be an option for efolio building where parents are involved. Worth a look for those working with digital citizenship and to share with parents.
Vicki Davis: Educator of the Week | My Town Tutors
Some questions about how I engage and grow my professional learning network, why I started blogging, and some background information. Thanks to Mark at My town tutors for sharing my story.
Alchemy | The Teacher Empowerment Platform
Alchemy smartbinder is a new app that lets you create lessons (perfect for flipped classrooms) and measure student engagement with the data. This is something I'll be testing. It is in BETA but you flipped classroom pioneers out there will definitely want to give this a try.
World and regional statistics, national data, maps, rankings – World Data Atlas
World atlas is a site with simple data about the countries of the world. This from the creator of the site: "World Data Atlas is an ultimate source of world statistics on every country. It includes data on more than 2500 indicators. Topics cover Economics, Demographics, Health, Education, Energy and other socioeconomic information. "
Horace Sense Sheridan WY - YouTube
Kevin Honeycutt is creating a youtube channel about Geography. Geography teachers might be interested in sharing and following this YouTube channel. Kevin does such a great job on so many things. It is a sock puppet, but you can also use this as a model and have your students do their own sock puppet geography reports in this style. This will protect their privacy and also let them learn about a new location.
Home/IWitness:Video testimonies from Holocaust survivors and witnesses
Students across the country have already started working on their IWitness Challenge project sponsored by the USC Shoah Foundation - The Institute for Visual History and Education, but there's still time for youngsters in your community to enter this free online program geared to all secondary-school students. The deadline to enter the Challenge is Dec. 2, 2013. The winning student, along with their teacher and a family member will be brought to Los Angeles to showcase their work as part of the 20th anniversary activities for the Shoah Foundation, which was founded by director Steven Spielberg in 1994 after making "Schindler's List." Tthe IWitness Challenge (iwitness.usc.edu) connects students with the past in a very personal way that spurs them to take action to improve the future. With access to many of the Shoah Foundation's 52,000 testimonies of survivors, liberators and rescuers, students experience history in a way that hits home. Instead of reading facts from textbooks, students feel the emotions and build relationships with those who lived through seemingly impossible situations. But students do more than watch the testimony. The IWitness Challenge compels them to think, to make smart choices and to create their own project and video from what they've learned. By encouraging teachers and students to create their own lesson plans, IWitness allows them to expand on practically any subject they wish to pursue. From civics, government and history to poetry, art and ethics, educators can tailor lessons appropriate for their classrooms. And by using the embedded editor, participants not only learn valuable searching and editing skills, but also how to make ethical editing decisions that ensure their finished assignments are a fair and accurate reflection of what they've seen. All work is kept safe inside the IWitness site and not accessible to the public. Using IWitness is free, but teachers or homeschool parents must register at iwitness.usc.edu.
What Does It Mean to Flip a Class? (A Visual Answer) - Flipping Physics
Just got this note from my friend Jeff Stanzler at U Michigan. This looks very cool and is a website dedicated to flipping physics, algebra, and calculus. Lots of great videos and resources. The note from Jeff to me about this site and his student: " I wanted to share the work of a former student of mine named Jon Palmer, a Physics teacher who has done some wonderfully creative work "flipping" his classroom. He's now devoting himself to making videos for free use by Physics teachers everywhere. Knowing you, I figured you might appreciate his work. Here's an intro video about his vision of the flipped classroom model. Here's a link to his you tube channel, with more goodies."
Students and teachers are taking the 4 liter challenge. Here's the curriculum and information to bring resources and instruction to children of all ages. "To make the 4 Liter Challenge an even more enriching experience, we've created a free curriculum that introduces themes of water, poverty and human rights to any 7-12th grade classroom. The 4L Curriculum is multidisciplinary and designed to align with national standards. It's built on an innovative "See, Judge, Act" model and will greatly enhance your students' 4L Challenge."
Yet another reason to use YouTube. PBS Math Club has a Youtube channel with topics such as "Adding Negative Numbers: Mean Girls and Darth Vader" and What is an integer?" It is important to give teachers access to YouTube even if you block it from student use. Think of it as free cable where you determine the time for everything to be shown.
PBS Learning media has some cool resources and games for kids including a new PBS Math club to help kids with math. You can sign up for free for these resources. There is a middle school history game and also a virtual underwater tour you can use as well.
Microsoft pulls Windows RT 8.1 update from the Store | ZDNet
FYI. Microsoft Pulled the Windows 8.1 update after it "bricked" some devices. So, if you're trying to update Windows, wait a little while longer.
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Microsoft's photo and movie making apps revealed ahead of Windows 8.1 release | The Verge
Here comes Windows 8 with a lot of new settings. These are talking about the Windows phone updates but other updates are on the way. "While Windows 8.1 adds a lot of features and improvements across the OS, the built-in apps include some of the biggest changes. Microsoft is detailing a few of the more creative ones ahead of the Windows 8.1 release tomorrow. The photos app in Windows 8 included Facebook and Flickr integration, but the Windows 8.1 version drops that in lieu of some improvements to editing. You can now select auto fix for a selection of different corrections, and there's also manual cropping, red-eye removal, retouch, and other basic contrast and brightness settings. One of the more interesting features is color enhance that lets you pick an area of a photo to brighten up or darken areas of photos."
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BGSU Wiki - Embed a Google Document
Yes, you can embed a google doc on a wiki page -if you just have to edit simultaneously. Here's how.
Kids Book Reviews - Book Reviews and Ratings by Kids at DOGO Books
I noticed that Wikispaces included Dogo books under a new "Education" category in the widget menu. (This looks like a television on the edit bar when you click to Edit a wiki.) So, Dogobooks is a place where kids ar writing book reviews about everything. Very cool. You can see the most popular books and ti also has book clubs and other ways for kids to connect. This is a very cool site for helping kids love learning and may also augment Accelerated Reader programs nicely.
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How to Free Up Space in Gmail: 5 Ways to Reclaim Space
Some great ideas for clearing up space in your email.
Chat and real-time collaboration - Drive Help
Little tip: "If you're a Google Apps administrator, note that disabling Google chat across your domain now disables chat in Drive" I think we have to work with chat. It would be nice if chat could be enabled or disabled by document but it is a whole-domain thing right now. I hate to see it disabled.
Backupbox is merging with mover, another service for moving files. If you need to backup or move between cloud services, this is a great way to do it.
Module #3 - Becoming a Google Drive Master - Google Drive
A nice training module to help students and teachers become "Google Drive masters." Neat idea created by someone at Rochester Public Schools for their teachers along with videos that are hyperlinked. This is a great example of the new kind of training that many technology integration coaches are providing. Just in time (JIT) or "own your own time" (OYOT) types of courses.
Cool Tools for 21st Century Learners: Back to School With Google Docs
If you want to create an inbox for those Google Docs, use this to help you track what they've turned in and whether you've graded it.
Guided Learning: Article Review
Nice assignment from teachers Helen Chang and Susan Oxnevad. I like how they use graphics to make the assignment easier to follow. It is to write an article review of a current event relating to drugs.
This is an awesome sliderocket about how to use Google Docs to facilitate a Writing Workshop created by Susan Oxnevad. Look for links to examples within the presentation so you can use everything she shares. This slide show shares not only best practices in running a writing workshop but also is a best practice itself in creating a stand alone presentation that instructions in a powerful way. Writing teachers everywhere should take 10 minutes to work through this slide show this week.
Peer Editing Jobs - Google Docs Templates
An awesome way to have jobs for various students that they tweak and design. This template will get you started with an attractive Google Doc Template. Adapt it for you.
Docs Blog: Find facts and do research inside Google Documents
If you want students to draft work in Google Docs, you have to teach them about the Research pane. It lets you search for the appropriate license (click the down arrow) and set the citation method. You can insert photos, search Google Scholar and a dictionary, your own files, and even the web. When you mouse over the item, you have the option to cite the source or insert a link. Very cool and handy for writers. This is an older feature that hasn't gotten the press it deserves in classrooms. If you have Google Apps for education this is a BIG DEAL because it simplifies finding pictures and does many other things that online citation generators do all within Google Docs.
Bulletin Board: goole docs | Glogster EDU - 21st century multimedia tool for educators, teachers and students
Here's the official bulletin board with the clickable links for the Google Docs for Education ideas. It was created in Glogster which is a powerful way for students to be able to share and create clickable graphics. Try out this tool, it is a great way to create an efolio and organize graphically.
12 Effective Ways To Use Google Drive In Education - Edudemic - Edudemic
An awesome graphic (click on the buttons on the graphic) from Edudemic sharing some excellent ways to use Google Drive in Education including templates, writers workshop, self grading quizzes, assignment tracking and more.
IF you use Google Hangouts, you'll want to check out Google moderator which lets you ask questions and people can suggest answers and vote up answers. You can use this in class as well.
Original Inbox Zero Video (2007) | Inbox Zero
If you hear people talk about "Inbox Zero" - here are the original documents to help you understand what it is.
Home - TextDrop - Online text editor for Dropbox
You can now edit files in your dropbox from a web browser. If you 're at work and need to edit the files, Textdrop might be for you. It does cost 20.99 per year to sign up for this but for some of you who don't have access to dropbox at work, this might help you. This is also a model for what we may see Dropbox do itself, as cloud syncing and cloud editing move closer together in all apps that want to compete in the space.
17 Best Google Drive Apps For Chrome Users
There are many apps you can add to Google Drive including wevideo (collaborative video editing), Mind Meister (for brainstorming) and hellofax (for sending and receiving faxes) and more. Learn how to be more productive with Google Drive.
6 Steps to Add Voice Comments to Google Docs ~ Educational Technology and Mobile Learning
Want to add voice comments to your Google Doc. Here's how from the educator's technology blog. Many students say that this helps them feel more connected to teachers. Think about it, if they struggle with writing, they might struggle with reading and this is the kind of differentiation that can really help some kids.
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Hidden Costs of Being a Teacher | Block Talk - The H&R Block Official Corporate Blog
H&R Block asked me to write an article to help people understand the hidden costs of being a teacher. It is important to help people understand the profession we love. If you agree, I hope you'll like and share this article to help others know what it is like to be a teacher.
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Connected/CEM Cafe | Connected Educators
Most weeknights of Connected Educator month #cem13 there are Connected Cafes with many online leaders in education. They are free and will be great conversations. I'm on October 3 at 7:30 pm and we're talking about connected leadership with Dean Shareski and moderated by Steve Hargadon. Take a look at the calendar to see more. October 4 is Larry Ferlazzo and Angela Maiers, October 8, Ira Socol and Kathleen Cushman and many more.
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Top 100 Tools for Learning 2013
Jane Hart has her list of 100 Top tools for learning 2013 based upon her 7th survey. This is usually a pretty good indicator and I would agree with it for the most part.
Tweeting Down The Classroom Walls | EdSurge
The guidebook from Edsurge on how to connect. Share this with educators to help them learn how to connect and use the many online resources for educators.
Five Essentials To Create Connected Students | EdSurge News
Connected educator month is here! Edsurge has created a lovely guide for educators to share. Here is my small contribution to this piece and there are many great articles to read and share with others.
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Awesome "recipe"to save a file to a dropbox folder and have it printed. I'm going to do this - then I can go to school and have printed anything I need from my ipad the night before. It uses Dropbox, ifttt.com, and automator. Cool and useful.


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Tim Raines makes fourth appearance on BBWAA ballot
By Samantha Carr
December 29, 2010
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. – Tim Raines finished his big league career with the highest percentage of stolen bases of any player with 300-plus steals.
Now he is hoping to join the one percent of major league baseball players to make it into the Hall of Fame.
Raines is one of 33 players on the 2011 Baseball Writers' Association of America ballot for the Class of 2011 at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Raines returns to the BBWAA ballot for the fourth year after receiving 30.4 percent of the vote in 2010.
BBWAA members who have at least 10 years of tenure with the organization can vote in the election, and the results will be announced Jan. 5. Any candidate who receives at least 75 percent of all BBWAA votes cast will be enshrined in the Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2011. The Induction Ceremony will be held July 24 in Cooperstown.
Raines, who was born Sept. 16, 1959 in Sanford, Fla., was selected in the fifth round of the 1977 amateur draft by the Montreal Expos. During his 1981 rookie season, he batted .304 with 71 stolen bases in a strike-shortened season. He finished second in Rookie of the Year voting, 19th in MVP voting and earned his first All-Star selection.
"Stolen bases got me to the big leagues," said Raines, who finished his career with an 84.7 percent success rate in stolen bases. "You need instincts, aggressiveness and cockiness – all three play a big part."
Raines earned All-Star Game selections in each of his first seven full seasons. He finished in the top 10 in MVP voting four times and won a Silver Slugger and a batting title in 1986 with a .334 average. He led the league in stolen bases from 1981-1984 and in runs scored in 1984 and 1987.
"He's worth every cent we pay him," said Expos manager Buck Rodgers. "He's our ignition. He's our leadoff man, but he's one of the few players who can either get on base or drive in runs."
In 1991, after 13 years in Montreal, Raines signed with the White Sox as a free agent. After five years on the South Side, Raines went to the Yankees and got a taste of the postseason success he'd been missing.
Raines helped the Bronx Bombers to World Series Championships in 1996 and 1998. Although his playing time was limited due to injuries, Raines was a positive veteran in the clubhouse and remained productive at the plate.
Six months after signing a free agent contract with the Athletics in 1999, Raines was diagnosed with lupus. He spent the rest of the year undergoing treatment and recovery.
Raines returned to the big leagues in 2001 and played for the Expos, Orioles and Marlins during two seasons. On a minor league rehab assignment for a shoulder injury, Raines and his son, Tim Raines Jr., became the first father-son pair to play against each other in a professional game. Later that year, he played with his son for the Baltimore Orioles.
Raines began his coaching career as a manager in the minor leagues in 2003 and has served as coach for the Expos and White Sox. He is currently the manager for the Newark Bears of the Can-Am League.
During his 23-year career, Raines recorded 2,605 hits, 980 RBI and a .294 batting average. He hit over .300 during five seasons and over .320 for three in a row (1985-87). His 808 stolen bases ranks fifth all-time and his 1,571 runs scored ranks 50th.
"He's one of the toughest guys on the bases," said former Pirates catcher Tony Pena, a Gold Glove Award winner. "He can go almost any time he wants. He has a good idea of what he's trying to do when he's on base. As soon as the pitcher thinks he's not going, he's gone."
Samantha Carr is the manager of web and digital media for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Facebook's flubbed initial public offering a year ago Saturday laid bare some important truths worth remembering even as major U.S. stock indexes score a string of all-time highs.
The debut offered a timely reminder to retail investors "that the playing field is not a level one," said Mercer Bullard, a securities law professor at the University of Mississippi School of Law.
"Some investors got more information than others. Those that didn't, ended up perhaps buying more Facebook stock that better-informed investors left on the table," he said.
One could argue that the May, 18, 2012 IPO marked a botched opportunity for a securities industry that had seen retail investors pack up and stay away from equities, discouraged by the market carnage that accompanied the 2007-2008 financial crisis.
But it's not why small investors have yet to fully embrace a stock rally that's taken major U.S. stock indexes to a string of all-time highs in recent months, strategists said.
"You have to look at it in the context of what the market has done in the last year, which is go straight up," said Nicholas Colas, chief market strategist at ConvergEx.
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index SPX, +0.75% is up almost 25% over the last 12 months, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.59% is up 21% over the same period.
While that's likely been a source of comfort, it doesn't appear small investors are yet participating in the rally in a big way.
Data on mutual fund flows from the Investment Company Institute, an industry trade group, show that after an eyebrow-raising $18.4 billion surge into domestic equity mutual funds in January, investors pulled money back out in February. Since then, inflows have been tepid at best.
Flows into U.S. equities via exchange-traded funds, or ETFs, are more robust at $52.7 billion year-to-date, according to data firm XTF.com.
But Colas said the impression he gets from talking with clients is that small investors are still sticking to the sidelines.
The retail investor "is still very reluctant to believe in this rally right now. There is still a fear response from the volatility of 2007-2008," he said, noting that even institutional investors appear cautious. That, after all, is a reason why hedge funds have struggled to beat the broad market.
As for Facebook, the company's debut was hyped to individual investors to a degree that surprised even some veterans of the dot-com boom and its string of high-flying IPOs.
"Facebook was and probably always will be a bit of an anomaly. I've not seen an IPO as hyped as that was," said Kevin O'Connell, a partner at law firm Posternak Blankstein & Lund in Boston.


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Did no one catch this on Instagram from last night? Nial posted this for literally a minute and then it got removed… Not fast enough tho ;)
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TOMAH, Wis. (WXOW) - The forum scheduled for March 11 with the candidates for Tomah Mayor is cancelled due to developments in the race.
The announcement was made Monday by Chris Hanson, Executive Director of the Greater Tomah Area Chamber of Commerce/Tomah Convention and Visitors Bureau.
TOMAH, Wis. (WXOW)- The candidates for Tomah mayor present their side of the issues in a March 11 forum at the Ground Round Grill and Bar in Tomah.
The forum begins at 12:00 pm in the banquet room.
Reservations are required for the public to attend. A deli-sandwich lunch will be served by the Ground Round for $10.00.
Chamber Executive Director Chris Hanson says, "Our intent is to poll the candidates on issues important to the Chamber and our community. Economic growth and development will be a featured topic, as well as local education and business issues. We want to give voters a clearer picture of the candidates."
The primary election in February narrowed Tomah's mayor race down to Shannon Hough and Leroy Kelsey. Hough works at the National Guard Challenge Academy in Fort McCoy and Kelsey owns Kelsey's Class Act Tavern and is a Tomah City Councilman.
The format of the forum will be simple. La Crosse Tribune/Tomah Journal Editor Chris Hardie will moderate and ask preset questions from the Chamber's Government Action committee as well as questions from the floor. Each candidate will have a timed opportunity to answer the question. All questions from the audience will be collected by Mr. Hardie prior to the beginning of the event.
For more information, or to make a reservation, contact Chris Hanson at the Chamber Office at 372-2166.
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Here's the gist of things that came out of Tuesday night's meeting, I'm working on a couple of stories for later this week:
BURGLARY UPDATE: Council heard a report about this summer's uptick in residential burglaries from Lt. Sheryl Boykins and Lt. Reid Lindblom, who are the community resource officers for the southside and northside, respectively. They had some figures, here are the highlights:
June saw the largest increase, from 78 to 118, a 51 percent increase, while May saw a 28 percent increase and July 13 percent. If you look at the totals for the first seven months of the year, there's only been a 5 percent spike during that period compared with 2009, so it's pretty clear the rise began with summer. And it's not a Hayward thing, there have been increases in surrounding communities and most of those arrested have been from out of town. They've arrested 44 burglary suspects in the past three months, what Boykins said is "more than we usually arrest in a year."
The lieutenants said the most affected neighborhoods are Darwin, Leeward, Bell Harbor, Palma Ceia, Fairway Park, and Silver Maple in S. Hayward, while in N. Hayward it's Prominence, Bailey Ranch, area around Atherton and the area around Pinewood and Farm Hill.
They said they've increased presence in those areas but more importantly have worked with the community to let them know what's going on and what they can do to prevent it, most notably helping watch over the neighborhood.
"We make way more arrests by networking with the community than we do by being in the right place at the right time," said Lindblom. Continue Reading


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Patagonia is set to become one of the first major outdoor clothing companies to offer Fair Trade Certified apparel, starting with nine styles launching for fall next year.
For every Fair Trade Certified product Patagonia sells, the company will pay a premium directly into a special workers' fund.
The workers will decide collectively how to spend this fund, from scholarships and disaster relief funds, to medical care and transportation. Workers can also vote to take the Fair Trade premium dollars as a cash bonus, which can be equivalent to an entire month's salary or more.
"Offering Fair Trade products is an important new tool for us to help ensure fair wages and workplace safety for the workers in the supply chain who sew Patagonia clothes," says Cara Chacon, director of social and environmental responsibility for Patagonia.
"We are also empowering the people purchasing our products. This effort is part of a larger strategy to raise awareness with our customers on how they can make a difference in the world with their purchasing decisions."
Paul Rice, president and CEO of Fair Trade USA, believes Patagonia's "ground breaking" commitment to Fair Trade apparel marks a significant turning point for the apparel industry.
"They're showing the world that style and ethics don't have to be mutually exclusive, and that transparency, sustainability and good businesses go hand in hand."
Patagonia's Fair Trade Certified products will be made in factories monitored and certified by Fair Trade USA under strict social and environmental standards. Consumers will have independently verified and transparent assurance that the Fair Trade Certified products they buy are made under safe working conditions, where workers have a voice and earn a fair wage.
Most widely known as a certification for coffee or chocolate, the Fair Trade approach to poverty alleviation and sustainable development offers incentives to factories for complying with strict social, economic and environmental criteria.
Fair Trade USA has spent the past three years developing its apparel standard certification program.
Patagonia has a long-standing commitment to environmental responsibility, and since 1996 has only used organically grown cotton in its clothing. The company's entire product line is also recyclable through its Common Threads Partnership.
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Treetop Flyers: Hit The Ground Running
The members of British soul-rock outfit Treetop Flyers clearly place a great deal of importance on the seemingly simple act of remembering. The band – consisting of lead singer and songwriter Reid Morrison, Sam Beer, Laurie Sherman, Matthew Starritt and Tomer Danan, the one sore-thumb American – took their name to keep people from forgetting about a specific group of Vietnam veterans, of all things. During the Vietnam war, American forces employed low-altitude helicopters that would graze the jungles of the dangerous land, earning the pilots the nickname "Treetop Flyers." For a predominantly U.K.-raised group, it's a thoughtful footnote and important in their overall story.
Morrison and Beer got their start in the same bustling London club scene that included Mumford and Sons, Laura Marling, Michael Kiwunaka and Adele. After forming Treetop Flyers, they released a handful of singles on Communion Records, the label co-founded by Mumford keyboardist Ben Lovett, and cranked out two solid EPs. For their debut full-length, they turned to California-based producer Noah Georgeson (Devendra Banahart, Joanna Newsom). The result, The Mountain Moves is a collection of folk-rock tunes which bring to mind good times in the breezy air of a sunny Mountain holiday.
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Photo: The Colonnato Centrale of Flash Estivo, Valnontey, Cogne, Italy © TonyM
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Misha - AltLd O/S - 25/Dec/13 with Nic
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 25/Dec/13
Bailed after the first 2 pitches. These where pure rotten snow coverd ice. We where shatterd after braking trails in ˝ meter of fresh powder, so the power was just gone...alpinestar_no1 - Lead dnf - 01/Feb/13 with Sune Buur
Nice! Not a great final belay on the snow slope.Fultonius - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/13 with Andy Inglis
andyinglis - AltLd O/S - 31/Jan/13 with Ally Fulton
RocKalina - 2nd - Jan/13 with Andyclimb
Hidden - AltLd - 24/Feb/12
Hidden - AltLd - 12/Jan/12
jaggy bunnet - AltLd - 14/Feb/09
Hidden - AltLd - 21/Jan/08
machars - 2nd - Feb/07 with adrian
FrankW - Lead O/S - 28/Jan/07 with Rob K
started too late to realy get this climb finished, but with an earlier start it would be a fantastic climb.Yyonnx - AltLd dnf - 21/Jan/06 with Fedor


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car-pedestrian accident
Woman Struck By Vehicle In New Hartford
Vehicle Strikes Pedestrian, Truck In Rome
State Police Release Names In Car/Pedestrian Accident
Kirkland, NY (WIBX) - The names of the two victims involved in a fatal car pedestrian accident on Route 12-B in Kirkland are being released.
State Police Investigate Fatal Crash in Rome
Fatal Car Accident Claims Life of 4 Year Old
Oneida County Sheriff Seeks Help Identifying Man Struck on Rt 365
Verona, NY (WIBX) - The Oneida County Sheriff's Office needs your help identifying a man that was struck by a car over the weekend, the accident happening on route 365 in the Town of Verona.
According to Sheriff Rob Maciol, the unidentified man is listed in critical condition at an area hospital
West Winfield Woman Killed While Walking Along Roadway
Columbus, NY (WIBX) - A West Winfield woman is dead following a fatal hit and run accident in the Town of Columbus, Chenango County.
Authorities say that 50-year-old Linda Jakubowski-Decker was struck and killed by a vehicle driven by 27-year-old Daniel Preston, who Sheriff Deputies say drove away after the accident
Police Investigating Fatal Car-Pedestrian Accident In Verona
Fatal Accident in Verona
Verona, NY (WIBX) - A Canastota man is dead following a car-pedestrian accident in the Town of Verona, it happened just after 4-AM yesterday.
State Police say that 45-year-old Jimmy Rogers was walking along the southbound lane of Route 13 when he was struck and killed by a passing motorist


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Steamed Chicken with Black Bean Salsa
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- 4 chicken breasts skinned, boned
- 2 garlic cloves minced
- 1 cup(s) onion thinly sliced
- 1 cup(s) tomato chopped
- 2 tablespoon(s) red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon(s) fresh lime juice
- 1 tablespoon(s) olive oil
- 1 teaspoon(s) fresh cilantro chopped
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) freshly gound pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 can(s) black beans rinsed, drained
- 1 jalapeno peppers seeded, minced
- Cut two (2) pieces of parchment paper to fit into racks of a bamboo steamer. Rub chicken with garlic; arrange in steamer. Top chicken with onion and cover with steamer lid. Add water to a depth of one (1) inch and bring to a boil. Steam chicken 20 minutes or until chicken is done. Cut chicken into slices.
- While chicken cooks, combine tomato and remaining eight (8) ingredients in a large bowl. Divide onion evenly among four (4) plates and top with chicken. Serve with salsa.
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Gerard Guez
Chairman & CEO
A pioneer of the denim industry, Gerard Guez currently serves as Chairman of Sunrise Brands and its affiliated companies. Mr. Guez brings an extensive industry network and is actively involved in Sunrise's licensing and distribution activities. Prior to Sunrise, he founded one of its wholly owned subsidiaries, Tarrant Apparel Group (formerly: TAGS) in 1988 and served as its Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Guez also founded Tarrant Company Limited (TCL), the Company's Hong Kong subsidiary, in 1985.
Gerard launched his industry career founding Sasson Jeans with his brothers in the early 1980s. As President of Sasson Jeans, L.A., Inc., the manufacturer and distributor of denim apparel under the "Sasson" license, he established an unparalleled expertise in denim design, manufacturing and marketing. Under his guidance, Sunrise subsidiaries have translated premium denim heritage to mass markets with labels such as NO! Jeans, JAG, American Rag Cie, and ReRock.
Well known for his keen financial sensibility, Mr. Guez actively invests in related fashion companies. Outside of the apparel industry, Gerard co-founded the Buddha Bar, the global hospitality and lifestyle brand.


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San Mig Coffee vs Rain or Shine
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01 Dec 2012
SAN MIG COFFEE and Rain or Shine clash on Sunday, with each team hoping to nail that "W," that would enhance its chance of finishing at No. 2 for a better position in the quarterfinals of the Philippine Basketball Association Philippine Cup.
San Mig Coffee, second with an 8-3 record, and Rain or Shine, third with 8-4, face each other at 6:30 p.m. at the Smart Araneta Coliseum. At 4:15 p.m., Barangay Ginebra San Miguel (7-5) takes on a fading Barako Bull (3-9).
With Talk 'N Text almost guaranteed at topping the eliminations with its 11-2 record, the race for who will be No. 2 in the quarterfinals has been limited between the Mixers and the Elasto Painters.
A top-two position in the quarterfinals would mean a twice-to-beat advantage.
"This is our most important game. This will determine our future this conference. If we win, we're still in the hunt for the top two," said Elasto Painters head coach Yeng Guiao.
Rain or Shine is expected to bounce back from a 90-97 defeat to Ginebra in its last outing, while San Mig Coffee is looking at winning again after an 89-80 victory over Air21.
"On many different levels, Rain or Shine is always a challenge. We've played a number of significant games against them lately and this is another one because the winner will have the inside track at No. 2," said San Mig Coffee coach Tim Cone.
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Willett Receives First-Place Biomedical Student Poster Award at NIEHS Superfund Research Program Annual Meeting
(November 2010) - Elizabeth Willett, a master's student in the Department of Nutrition and Food Science and an active participant in the UK-SRP Community Outreach Core, received the first place biomedical student poster award at the recent NIEHS Superfund Research Program Annual Meeting, held November 11-12, in Portland, OR
Willett's poster, entitled "Improved Risk Communication through Assessment of Kentucky Citizens' Perception of Environmental Pollutants, Health and Nutrition Behavior", was co-authored by Carolyn Hofe, Limin Feng, and Dr. Lisa Gaetke. The poster was among 43 student biomedical posters and 79 total student posters from SRP programs around the country, including the University of North Carolina, Harvard University, Oregon State University, Michigan State University, Dartmouth College, University of Iowa, Brown University, University of California's Davis, California, and Berkeley campuses, and the University of Arizona. A number of UK-SRP graduate students and postdoctoral scholars also presented posters during the session.
For her work, Willett received a certificate from NIEHS and a monetary award.


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30 December 2010
Candy Coated AnxietyCategory: Treats
Author: PEACHES
Who waited to schedule an appointment until the last day of the year? Me.
Who is terrified and chewing out their anxiety on sweet-n-sour shoe leather candy? Me.
Who would be stupid enough to eat sweet-n-sour shoe leather candy, THE WORST possible breakfast in history of mankind, just before the dentist? Me.
And yes, those are Milk Duds in my purse.
And no, I'm not sharing.
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hahahahahaha!!! i love those sour strips too, yum yum! i am with you tho, the dentist is awful. and of course mine waited to get those sweet flat screens on swiveling arms to distract from the awful drilling until AFTER i came out of my "new cavity every year" phase. this also happened to coincide with the end of my "bag of candy every week" phase too ;)ReplyDelete
Who can't empathize with you on this one. Dentist is an evil word in everyones vocabReplyDelete
Hey, I lost my NHS dentist (in this country, this is like losing your golden fleece, credit card and ipodapplephonetouchpaddoitallmiraclething all at once) because I really don't think SAW should be re- made in Leeds, thankyouverymuch. All you have to do is miss 2 appointments in a row.ReplyDelete
Wanna come ober awnd twy? Shoup is weally lovely fwood. nutwinional awnd healffy!
Lisbonlioness, you might be in the UK, but I could sure swear you were in my living room right now, taking the words out of my mouth! (no pun intended)ReplyDelete
Luckily, my dentist is really a wonderful doctor and I can't say enough nice things about him....not his fault my mouth is a mess. Actually my mouth in general is good, just one back tooth has bothered my since childhood and the old dentist could never quite get to the root of the problem....ramble ramble....the problem tooth was finally "extracted" today and now I'm walking around the house talking like a damn beaver. Lots of whistling an drooling. Love it. What? TMI? Doesn't everyone want to know about my dental adventures? Maybe I can craft something out of all the gauze laying around...
Like a damn beaver - oh that is tooo cute, at least now it is gone and should be all good, maybe you could just suck the candy tonight?ReplyDelete
Damn it looks great tho and sweet and sour - YUMMY!!!
Glad you have a great dentist and he wasn't tooooo painful - take care, the salt mouth washes are disgusting but do work and ibuprofen always helps a heap xoxox
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Alliance Business School Bangalore
It comes under the top 20 among private B-schools in India. It has a very good placements record along with a world class infrastructure, this makes this institute to come under this category. This institute accepts MAT score with a 60 percentile above marks in English. The cut off scores of MAT depends on the number of applications received each time and GD PI is held accordingly. . Alliance Business School has been awarded an A++ grade in the management institutes list in India.
Christ College Bangalore
It is one of the best known colleges in Bangalore and people from all over the world come down to this institute to gain knowledge. Top rated B-school with excellent infrastructure; faculties and a good placement make this institute among the best B-schools in India. The minimum eligibility criteria of 55 % in graduation which is affiliated to OHIO University but Students with 50 % marks can also apply. It usually accepts 90 percentile plus in MAT, you may also get a call with lower percentile if u had marked as one of your preferred institute in your MAT form.
Indian Institute of finance (IIF) Delhi
Indian Institute of finance Delhi is 24 years old institute which was established in the year 1987 as a Non-Profit educational institution for the purpose of advanced education in the field of Finance. It is ranked among Top B-schools out of 3,546 Universities in the Regional and the Global Ranking of Indian Subcontinent Region. It imparts quality education and its location makes this B-school as one of the most preferred institute for MAT candidates.
Indian Institute of Management Studies Ghaziabad
IMS (Ghaziabad) is a renowned MBA Institute in the Delhi NCR region. It has a huge 25 acres Residential campus. Candidates can get call letter for GDPI if they have 85 percentile plus marks in MAT.
Birla Institute of Management (BIMTECH) Greater Noida:
It is one of India's Best B-school located in the NCR region of Delhi and it takes students for various courses through the MAT test. Though for its main courses PGDM and PGDM IB it takes only CAT into account but never the less you can apply for the other courses through MAT the cut off is 85 percentile plus.
All the above mentioned MAT colleges are some of the best B-schools. Candidates scoring 95 percentile plus in December MAT and February MAT can apply to these institutes. Although the positions of B-schools keep on changing but mainly these institutes are considered the best B-schools under the MAT category.


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Police deFeet shoe robber at mall
Posted Tues., May 17- You can call him the soul man. The Seventh Squad arrested a Hempstead man yesterday charging him with stealing shoes at the Westfield Sunrise Mall March 29. Police gave this account:
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Bank Robber
Del. Police Searching For Serial Bank Robber
Police in Delaware say they're searching for a man believed responsible for three bank robberies and an attempted bank robbery.
Police Arrest Man For Allegedly Robbing Three Banks In Delaware
Authorities say Sawyer committed the January 15 robbery at a PNC Bank in Greenville, the March 14 robbery of the PNC Bank in Claymont and the March 20 robbery of Artisans Bank in Wilmington.
Tall Man — About 6-Foot-6 — In Drag Robs Pennsylvania Bank
Police say a Pennsylvania bank robber was long and tall, but probably not named Sally—despite outward appearances.
Man Dressed In Construction Outfit Robs Pennsauken Bank
Police in a Camden County town are searching for a suspect who robbed a bank Tuesday afternoon.
Bank Robber Nabbed On Rittenhouse Square
Police say a man walked into the Susquehannna Bank at 18th and Walnut Streets just after 10:30 a.m. and handed the teller a demand note. The robber then took off with an unknown sum of cash.
FBI, Philadelphia Police Seek Fugitive Serial Bank Robber
The FBI and Philadelphia police are asking for your help in finding a man charged in several bank robberies.


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Alfa Romeo 4C
The 4C concept based on the exotic Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione is designed to be a compact sports car that goes like a supercar. Carbon fibre has been extensively used in its construction to reduce its weight and increase structural rigidity, the car weighing just 850kg, which is lighter than a hatchback. A short, 2.4-metre wheelbase, high quadrilateral front suspension and a MacPherson layout at the rear mean Lancia Stratos-like agile cornering ability.
A mid engine layout with a 40:60 weight distribution does justice to its rear-wheel drive layout. Featuring Alfa RomeoŌĆÖs new TCT twin dry clutch transmission, it is powered by a four-cylinder 1750cc turbocharged engine with a power output of 200bhp. Its light kerb weight makes for a power-to-weight ratio of 235 horsepower/tonne. As result, the 4C does the 0-100km/h sprint in less than five seconds and has a top speed of 250km/h. Handling and cornering, not top speed, are its forte.
Coming to design, it will feature two new eye-catching colours, ŌĆśfluid metalŌĆÖ which enhances its smooth flowing lines and ŌĆśLava RedŌĆÖ.


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Ryan Murphy
Murphy, 28, is wanted on a warrant from Manchester police in connection with a bank robbery that occurred on Saturday, April 19. Authorities say the robber showed a note demanding cash and indicating he was armed with a handgun, though no weapon was shown. Murphy is described as 5-feet-10, 140 pounds, with green eyes and brown hair. He has tattoos on both arms, his back and chest. He was last known to be living in Manchester, where he has several friends. Authorities believe he is likely to still be in the area.


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Tip Top
by Nick
Excellent idea to add a few of these when you make a big order. I haven't had to replace one yet but it's nice knowing you have a back up. Also, Halo I think it would be awesome if you made other color tips :) The black ones are fine but I really like customizing these babies :)
Posted on 7/31/14
by Matt
I love Halo products and these tips are the best i've used. I have never had ANY leak problems and at 99 cents you cannot beat it. Just buy a few in case you lose one.
Posted on 7/25/14
Have lots of these!!
by Ricky
I am a bit of germ freak and I like to have a bunch of these handy to ensure that my mouthpiece is always clean. Sometimes, if I don't clean them for a few days, residue builds up and it grosses me out. It is super handy to have some extra ones of these around.
Posted on 6/28/14
Great Replacement Tips
by Elik Anoa'i
The best part about having several of these at hand, at all times, is that they don't leak. If I accidentally break one, I don't have to spend another 7 bucks on a new tank. I just get a couple of these for .99 cents a pop. Love them.
Posted on 6/24/14
These are great!!
by melissa
When I saw that Halo sold these replacement mouth pieces and that they were only a dollar each, I immediatly purchased a few of them!! These mouth pieces are wonderful. After using the same mouth piece for a while, it gets worn out and dinged up from your teeth. I think it is just the best idea ever that if this occurs you can just order a new one!!! They are great!! They are easy to replace, they last way longer than you might think they would, and they do not break in your pockets when buying a new one. I highly reccomend that everyone picks up a couple of these to have around just in case!!!
Posted on 4/21/14
Sturdy product
by Benjamin
I have had to replace a few of these from tanks that I had purchased about 9 months ago. These are GREAT! I think that they are a little different -- not as fumblingly. The original tips were a little bit of a juggle to replace after each fill, but these seem better fitting and shorter thread-base. I think that these are GREAT for a faster fill and vape!
Posted on 4/16/14
by josue
These tips are one of the best things. I always have the problem when i break them and i had to glue some in the past but now with just 99 cents i can get new tips wrapped in plastic and it feels like you have a new starter kit whit this amazing tips.
Posted on 3/27/14
by Candy
I'm so glad you guys finally got the tips! Although I haven't bought any yet as I just bought a couple new tanks around Christmas so I'm still good. These tips are great though...very durable. I've dropped my tank on a tile floor a few times and didn't hurt the tip or anything. I bite the tips often when I have them clenched in my teeth too. In fact, about a month ago while I was loading a new co2 cartridge in my pellet gun, I bit down so hard on my tank tip that I broke my tooth! Yeah, I did...seriously...I really did, my first bottom molar right next to my eye tooth. But that tooth needed a crown anyway so it's no big deal. Although, the gap now makes for a perfect fit for my tip! So...now that you are selling tips separately, all we need now are some cool colors...ooooooo...silver and gold...that would look sharp! Well, I'll let you guys give it a think...meanwhile, I'm thankful for the tips as they are...and especially the price! Thanks Halo...you guys are so awesome! :)
Posted on 3/24/14
great price
by angela
Sometimes the threading is a bit off when switching between tanks, but I like the tips and the price!! Great deal.
Posted on 3/22/14
Durable and comfy
by HomebodyVapor
I love these tips. First off, they are really durable. I've dropped my triton several times now onto a tile floor and it has landed on the tip a few of those times. It shows not a mark and obviously not a crack. The other thing i like about the tips is how comfortable they are. The plastic has a soft and nice feel. Besides that, the curve of the tip fits perfectly in between my lips. You can easily hold the cig with your lips. Basically, it is ergonomic. I doubt I'll ever have to buy a new tip.


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This hotel, built in 1840, is located in the historic district of downtown Charleston, and is close to many local attractions. The Andrew Pinckney Inn offers a complimentary Continental breakfast each morning on the rooftop terrace or in the plant-filled atrium The 41 guestrooms at the Andrew Pinckney Inn are decorated in a West Indies style and feature complimentary wireless Internet access.
One king bed, one queen bed, or two double beds. West Indies-style decor. Complimentary wireless Internet access. cable TV. Voice mail and complimentary local call. Clock radio. Coffee/tea maker. hair dryer. Iron/ironing board. Air conditioning.
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5 on January 14, 2009
I absolutely loved it! The dog friendly part was the best; liked access to kitchen without having to sit down and eat at a specific time.
4.0 on August 19, 2008
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Postgame Brawl That Left A's Fan Unconscious Is Latest Fan Violence Incident To Plague Giants Games
The fight which left a woman unconscious following Thursday's San Francisco Giants game at AT&T Park is just the latest serious incident of fan violence involving Giants fans in recent years.
Phil Matier: Rowdy Fan Behavior Still Exists Despite Bryan Stow Case
Despite added security at many sports venues, including in the Bay Area, there are still plenty of cases of fan altercations, more than three years after the Bryan Stow attack.
Jury Awards Beaten Giants Fan Bryan Stow $18 Million; Dodgers Found Partially Responsible For 2011 Attack
A jury has found the Los Angeles Dodgers negligent in the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow in 2011.
Judge Tells Deadlocked Jurors, 'Keep Deliberating' In Bryan Stow-Dodgers Trial
A judge has told deadlocked jurors to keep deliberating in a lawsuit filed by Giants fan Bryan Stow over his beating at Dodger Stadium.
Bryan Stow Beating Civil Case Against Dodgers, Former Owner, Goes To Jury
Jurors in a high-profile negligence lawsuit against the Los Angeles Dodgers and former owner Frank McCourt were asked Thursday to decide who was responsible for a beating that left a San Francisco Giants fan with devastating brain damage.
Closing Arguments This Week In Bryan Stow Beating Trial
Closing arguments are slated to begin Thursday morning in the trial over the lawsuit of the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow.
Woman Who Called 911, Stadium Security Guard Testify In Bryan Stow Civil Trial Against Dodgers
Jurors at the Bryan Stow civil trial against Frank McCourt, former owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, on Wednesday heard from a security guard who testified the team had inadequate security to handle a rowdy and drunken Opening Day crowd in 2011.
Beaten Giants Fan Bryan Stow's Civil Case Against Dodgers Underway
The Los Angeles Dodgers had insufficient security when San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow was severely beaten in a Dodger Stadium parking lot after the 2011 opening day game between the California rivals, an attorney told jurors Thursday in opening statements of the trial of a lawsuit seeking damages from the team and former owner Frank McCourt.
Jury Selection Underway In Civil Case Against Dodgers Over Bryan Stow Beating
Jury selection has begun in Los Angeles for the trial of a lawsuit over the beating of San Francisco Giants fan Bryan Stow at Dodger Stadium after the April 2011 opening day game between the rival teams.
Attackers Of Giants Fan Bryan Stow Face Federal Charges
Two men who beat a San Francisco Giants fan outside Dodger Stadium, leaving him severely brain-damaged, have now been charged with federal crimes.


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From The Kitchn: Please Vote Today
I'm blogging live from the corner of Bleecker and Grove in NYC where I'm devouring a terrible scone. After this I'm going to a phone-banking gathering around the corner where there will probably be more bland food.
Today may not a shining day for my eating or cooking but it is a shining day for many people who believe the results of this election could turn the world around on its heels. And so, I take a break from balanced meals and dark leafy greens to put my energy elsewhere, toward the other things I believe in.
I hope you vote today; by doing so you are a part of history. By reading this site, we know you care about making your world, through your meals, a better place. So don't waste this opportunity. Lines in NYC are long — I waited an hour and a half — but energy is high and strangers are lovely. Tell us how long you waited, and what's keeping you nourished today.
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Lines in DC are long but moving efficiently. I have been eating coffee today.
You must be in front of Cafe Angelique. Their scones are not great. If you go back, the french toast, yogurt granola, ham and swiss on moricette and shakshuka are tastier choices.
I woke up before the sun and got to my polling place at 6:30 am. Still, my upstairs neighbor beat me there to be first in line for when the polls opened up at 7. Eventually the line behind us grew and I recognized several friends and neighbors. It was wonderful to chat with them and get caught up. Another neighbor arrived who was just learning how to walk with a cane so I waited for her so we could walk home together (she's still a little wobbly.) The polling volunteers were a little disorganized but that's to be expected as they were learning on the job, many of then being high school students.
If all this sounds like a small towns snapshot, it's not: I live in one of the most densely populated and diverse neighborhoods in SF! However, it was a snapshot of what we will need to face what's ahead: patience, knowing our neighbors, helping out when needed, hope, making a good effort and finding enjoyment in the process.
I find that I am optimistic and grateful this morning and that, more than anything, is what is nourishing me today.
What a lovely picture you paint, Dana V. I agree wholeheartedly.
I went to my polling place in Germantown, MD at 10:00 or so. I always vote at that hour because there's no line at all. This time, there was a very long line, but the election judges kept it moving and I was out of there in about 30 minutes. The couple standing in front of me said that they didn't mind waiting; they had stood in line for an hour to get into a showing of a Harry Potter movie.
A little over an hour at 7:30 this am in DC. I didn't see anyone I knew till I came out. I was very happy to have the time to read a book and drink tea. There was a booth set up outside the building with free coffee and baked goods--neighborhood people had made stuff like coffee cake, which was such a sweet thing to do and it was good.


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As the first G-series model to be labeled 'x-rated', the Panasonic Lumix GX1 sets the bar high for enthusiast shooters looking to garner more control.
When the first Lumix G-series model was released, subsequently followed up by the GF-range, the first designs had a full array of mode dials and on-body controls that, as the series progressed through higher-numbered iterations, were seemingly banished to within the menus. A shrewd move for the more point-and-shoot minded consumer market, but one that left those more advanced shooters in the dark. And that's where the latest GX1 comes into play...
The Lumix GX1 has a main mode dial atop the camera in order to quickly jostle between shooting modes. A built in flash the TTL hotshoe (something the Lumix GF3 had done away with) means an extra and more powerful flash can also be added, plus the new accessory port lays the groundwork to attach the latest VF2 - a 1.44m-dot electronic viewfinder (EVF). This port isn't the same fitting as that found on previous models, nor does it mimic Olympus's AP2 fitting, meaning that, for now, the GX1 is the only Lumix camera that's compatible with this latest viewfinder (the GX1 is incompatible with the older VF1 viewfinder).
On the rear of the camera there's a thumbwheel, four-way d-pad plus two programmable function (Fn1/2) buttons and an AF/MF control button. Sadly the drive mode selector, as found around the mode dial of the GF1, doesn't make a return for this particular model.
Beyond the physical controls the GX1's LCD screen has the same touch-sensitive panel as its GF-series brothers, though the same 460k-dot resolution doesn't show any progression - and considering the Olympus E-P3 has a wonderful OLED screen and the Sony NEX-5N has a 921k-dot tilt-angle LCD and this could be one area that the GX1 has overlooked. The GX1's screen is also rigid to the camera's rear and can't be angled into any further position.
One thing the GX1 most certainly delivers on is its more premium finish. An aluminium body is met with metal buttons that exude a quality feel. It makes the camera all the better to use, as does the new textured front grip that merges seamlessly with the GX1's curved design.
Plenty else is new too: An electronic level gauge can show the camera's vertical/horizontal level in preview; 1080i HD movies can be captured using AVCHD or in MP4 format; there's a 20fps (4MP) or 4.2fps (full-res) burst mode; plus focusing speed has been increased ever so slightly beyond the Lumix G3's capabilities (we're talking a 0.09s detection time in the GX1 compared to a 0.1s detection in the G3). Anyone that's tried out the current G-series models will know that the contrast detection autofocus system is mighty impressive so to see the engineers squeeze yet more out of the series is an achievement. The movie mode, however, really ought to have reached the point of progressive capture at this level - spend a few minutes with a key competitor, the Sony NEX-5N, and it's clear that the Sony's 1080p 50fps (28Mbps) HD movie mode with full manual control trumps the GX1's ability, excluding the Lumix's excellent touchscreen autofocus during recording.
Overall we like the look and feel of the GX1. It's a logical stem of the G-series to sit alongside the existing models, with that all-important 'X' designation marrying up with the latest G-series power zoom lenses for something that extra bit special. The couple of times we've been able to use the pre-production model we've been able to take a few snaps, though these early versions don't yet reflect the final quality that the camera'll be able to produce.
The GX1 is set to launch with the latest 14-42mm lens that's not only super-small thanks to a collapsible build, but it has levers on the lens itself to power through the zoom. While that may not be to everyone's tastes compared to more traditional rotational lens rings, the small size and extra steadiness achievable when movie recording will prove a major benefit in some instances.
Due for release in January 2012 the Panasonic Lumix GX1 bundled with the 14-42mm collapsible lens will retail for £729. Early birds can get ahold of the £499 body only and £599 standard 14-42mm kits in the approach to Christmas this December. There's no word on the VF2's cost, though we'd wager somewhere close to the £200 mark. Put everything together and the GX1 looks to be a capable and complete Compact System Camera...
Panasonic Lumix GX1 quick spec
- 16.1MP Live MOS sensor
- 3in, 460k-dot touchscreen LCD
- Aluminium body & metal buttons
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In both of the readings, I found that the hyperlinks were helpful in keeping me in context as I read, allowing for me to stop momentarily in order to receive an in-depth perspective on particular subjects briefly touched upon throughout the papers. In his paper, "New Media From Borges to HTML," Lev Manovich provides much information on the history of the field of new media in the hopes that it would aid in the reader's understanding of what new media actually is. I realized that I already knew a large portion of the material covered since I took Arts 11 last quarter, but I was able to gain new ideas about art thanks to the information provided via the hyperlinks. For example, at the end of the 1990s new institutions devoted to the production and support for new media art were founded in Europe, which include the ZKM in Karlsruhe (1989), New Media Institute in Frankfurt (1990) and ISEA (Inter-Society for the Electronic Arts) in the Netherlands (1990). Then as I read on the Intercommunication Center in Tokyo, an innovative cultural facility in Tokyo Opera City Tower in Nishi-Shinjuku, Tokyo, caught my eye. The ICC developed in the 1990s as well, established on April 19, 1997, in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of telephone service in Japan (1990). ICC encourages the dialogue between technology and the arts with a core theme of "communication," allowing them to build a prosperous society for the future. Through such dialogue, it also aims to become a network that links artists and scientists worldwide, as well as a center for information exchange that has existed even until this day. It was the creation of institutions like this that allowed for the worldwide spreading of new media and the concepts/ideas that came along with it. In Charlie Gere's, "New Media Art and the Gallery in the Digital Age," he starts by stating he is concerned particularly with the representation in art galleries and museums of work created by using new technologies such as computers. The first hyperlink provided is about "systems art," which gives the reader much insight into the topics he will cover further on in his paper. Systems art is art influenced by cybernetics, and systems theory, which reflects on natural systems, social systems and social signs of the art world itself. It emerged as part of the first wave of the conceptual art movement extended in the 1960s and 1970s. Perhaps the most significant information I gained from this link is that systems art has many closely related and overlapping terms, such as anti-form movement, cybernetic art, generative systems, process art, systems aesthetic, systemic art, systemic painting and systems sculptures. This took me by surprise since I began to grasp how expansive the field of new media actually was. Another piece of information I found interesting was the development of the Arpanet, predecessor of the Internet, which helped produce an increased interest in using such technologies for art. The Advanced Research Projects Agency Network was the world's first operational packet switching network and the core network of a set that came to compose the global Internet, funded by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency of the United States Department of Defense. The Arpanet relates to one of Manovich's "Eight Propositions", specifically number eight: new media as parallel articulation of similar ideas in post WWII art and modern computing. This proposition maintains that art is always evolving, technology just happens to be here now. The Internet occurred due to the evolution of the Arpanet, fueled by the development of new technologies in that specific time period that made the Internet possible. In conclusion, given the ease of navigation afforded by hyperlinking I definitely agree with Gere's assertion that "the gallery has an important role to play in making this art visible, not just now but also in the future, when such work will be part of art history." Galleries and museums can engage with our increasingly technologized society, in particular the ubiquity of new media and new technologies such as the Internet. This paper is evidence for such a concept since hyperlinks originate from the Internet and can be successfully integrated into the reading in order to improve the way art and information about art is received and understood.
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With an R version offered for both the Scirocco and the Golf , some might have believed that the same treatment would also be applied to the smaller Polo. It seems those people would be wrong. Even though Volkswagen established the GmbH division in order to develop sportier models of their current lineup, Volkswagen has decided not to build the Polo R. The reason behind this would be because it would affect sales for the future Audi S1 due out in 2011.
During the official debut of the new Polo GTI (pictured), the car's technical chief, Dr Ernst Linder said: "I would say there have been some ideas about [Polo R], but more in the press than the company itself because we have our GTI and within our company Audi has an S1. The S1 topped our GTI and to put a car above both, we think we'll not have the volume to make it interesting. It would be too small amount of cars we can sell like this."
Also, when talking about the future S1 he confirmed that the car will be powered by a 1.4-liter turbocharged and supercharged engine used in the Polo GTI, but it will feature a front-wheel drive configuration.
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Mansion on the Potomac listed as one of the Washington area's most expensive homes is going to foreclosure auction. Tax value exceeds $20 million.
A home that was listed as one of the Washington, D.C., area's most expensive homes is going up for sale in a foreclosure auction.
The 20,000-square-foot-plus Mediterranean-style mansion in McLean, Va., appeared on an episode of MTV's "Teen Cribs" in 2010. You can see the video and get a good look at the house here.
The home was built by Rodney Hunt, an entrepreneur who sold his company, RS Information Systems, for more than $800 million in 2008. We couldn't find any information on how the house came to be in foreclosure.
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According to property records, the Hunts bought the property for $5.325 million in 2003. The municipality values the home at $20.337 million for tax purposes.
The home is on 2.66 acres along the Potomac River, with "massive windows that expose breathtaking views and plentiful natural light," the listing says.
Hunt's son, Bradley, took MTV on a house tour that included a formal living room where President Barack Obama was once feted at a fund-raiser, a library, den, the teen's bedroom suite and a balcony overlooking the Potomac.
Bradley Hunt, an aspiring rapper and college basketball player, also showed off the features that got the house on "Teen Cribs": a sports café with a wall of trophy cases and a bar, a movie theater, a basketball arena and a spa/workout room with a resistance pool and a Jacuzzi. Also part of the TV tour was a two-lane bowling alley named for the young man's grandparents.
"This big house that people call an estate really has become a home," Rodney Hunt told MTV, also mentioning how happy he was to see his children and their friends hanging out at the house. "I think we've achieved what we intended to do."
The property also has a detached guest house and staff quarters, separate men's and women's gyms, steam showers, sauna, billiards room,10 fireplaces, an elevator, outdoor pool, outdoor spa, outdoor kitchen and parking for 18 cars, including a 15-car underground garage.
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Surgery with Dr. Salama: Need to Switch Date Sooner than Ocotber 1st
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mine is july 3rd
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Thank you but I already have an earlier date for August. When is yours?
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Hi there, have you tried putting yourself on his cancellation list?
Also, our community members tend to read all of the BBL reviews. If you start a review of your journey, you may get someone read it who wants to switch with you. I have PMd you the link for a review if/when you're ready to start one.
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I liked my outfit today. I mostly liked the way I felt in my outfit today.
Amongst so many days where I feel self conscious, and so often need to point it out to myself, I think that I deserve to point out that sometimes, I work for me.


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EDMONTON - Twenty children at Mother Teresa Elementary School in the Boyle Street neighbourhood have spent the past school year learning to play the violin through YONA-Sistema, an Edmonton Symphony Orchestra pilot program focusing on music education and after-school recreation for under-served youth.
The free outreach program is modelled on El Sistema, a long-standing program in Venezuela that uses music for social change. YONA stands for the Youth Orchestra of Northern Alberta.
Funded by grants, donations and partner contributions, the YONA-Sistema program is targeted at two of Edmonton's youngest and fastest-growing demographics: newcomers and aboriginal families. The student body at Mother Teresa, a Catholic school, is comprised of nationalities from all over the world; nearly three-quarters of the children speak English as a second language.
The ESO's three-year pilot program plans to double the number of participants each year, add in children from an Edmonton public school, and teach the kids to play other string instruments, including viola, cello and bass. Past the pilot stage, the goal is to create a larger YONA multi-instrument ensemble.
This year's crop of YONA students are in Grades 2 and 3, plus a Grade 6 child who has taken on a student leadership position in the program. The children spend three hours every weekday afternoon practising at their school. The program culminated with a Thursday night concert featuring the YONA violinists performing with the ESO at the Winspear Centre.
Here are some of the young musicians' thoughts on the YONA experience.
"The violin sounds really nice and my friends like to hear me play. I wanted to learn how to play an instrument. It makes me feel happy… It's hard putting my pinky all the way there. There's a fourth finger and I have to stretch it to get all the way."
— Nayomi Getachew, Grade 2, age 8
"It feels like I'm holding a baby. I take care of my violin."
— Silver Whitehead, Grade 3, age 9
"I like playing fast. We get to dance. My parents said, 'You should practise.' "
— Mai Nguyen, Grade 3, age 8
"I was so excited and nervous at the same time because we were going to play the violin. What happens if it drops and what happens if it breaks. The first note I played was E. It's the highest note at the edge. There was tape (on the violin) and I was like, 'Why are there tapes?' It's to know where to put our fingers."
— Meg Cendana, Grade 3, age 8
"It's good because it helps make my legs balance better and helps me stay up longer and makes my fingers work better. I love the sound of the violin. I love reading music and making music."
— William Pratt, Grade 2, age 8
"Playing the violin is a big opportunity to connect with music better. I've always wanted to play classical music. My dad gets me to listen to rock music, like Bon Jovi and the Cars, but sometimes it gets a little old. I like classical: Beethoven, (Aaron) Copland. Sometimes I'll listen to a rock song and try to play it (on the violin)."
— Melody Murray, Grade 6, age 12