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I'm using selenium-webdriver with ruby to write automated tests.
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BELLAIRE - Leslie Allen, 52, was born with spina bifida.
It is a birth defect where the vertebrae surrounding the spinal cord do not fully form.
All her life, Allen has been confined to a wheelchair but she has not let it stop her. Until lately, she has worked, took care of herself and been able to do whatever she wanted.
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Bellaire's Leslie Allen has been able to live independently throughout most of her life despite battling through the struggles of having spina bifida.
"I am very independent," said Allen in her Bellaire home.
"I have lived on my own since I was 19 years-old."
Allen has recently gone to an electric wheelchair after tearing the rotator cuff in her shoulder. The tear came from a car accident in 2007. After stopping in Lowes on her way home from work, Allen was hit by an uninsured driver.
It was not until two and a half years later that the doctors discovered the torn rotator cuff.
The doctors could not fix it; the cuff was too badly gone.
In 2010, a day before Thanksgiving, Allen was lifting herself into her car like any other day after working at the Children's home of Wheeling, but the rain made it difficult.
The brakes on Allen's wheelchair slipped, causing her to fall causing more injury.
Allen did find a joint implant surgeon, but she could not be operated on because of an ulcer on her already amputated leg. Her leg was amputated even more due to how slow she heals.
After finally having the surgery on her shoulder, Allen has had to move to an electric wheelchair, but had to trade in some of her independence.
She is unable lift herself in and out her car, which she is selling.
"It's been really rough," said Allen. "I can't go anywhere It's completely changed my life."
Now Allen is working from home, Allen began to look for a solution to fix her transportation issue. The solution Allen has discovered is a van with a wheelchair lift that allows the driver to stay in the wheelchair rather then transfer from one seat to another.
Allen needs $60,000 to be able to purchase the van she needs.
To raise the money, Allen is working with a website called indiegogo.com that helps those who are in need.
The website was in the news a few months ago when a bullied grandmother on a bus was sent on vacation with the funds that were raised through this site.
Donations for Allen can be found on the website by placing wheelchair accessible van in the search bar. Another way donations can be made is through a savings account through Progressive Bank. Donations will be accepted until Jan. 15. Fliers can be found in local businesses with more information. One donation from a local business has been made.
"I'm so use to being independent and working outside of my home With this van, I can keep my independence," said Allen. "I don't like to depend on people. I am still young enough to do it."
Currently, in almost three months since the savings account was created, nearly $1900 has been donated towards Allen's cause. Many people, churches and organizations in the area has donated to her cause.
"I am very appreciative," said Allen. "A lot of people I have never met have donated. It really warms my heart and means a lot to me."
While the bank savings have thrived, the website, indiegogo.com, has not been as successful. So far nothing has been put into the account and as of right now, it only has a little over a month before the account is closed down.
Allen is thinking of events to raise more money in the spring, but no concrete plans have been made yet. She is still looking for a job where she can work out of her home.
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In our Physics lab we have a 1 milliwatt (0.001W) helium neon laser. Despite the low power, we were cautioned not to even look at reflections of the beam as it could cause permanent eye damage - why is such a low power level hazardous? I have a 3W LED which I can look directly into which is more than 3,000x more powerful.
Dear Thomas, the diameter of the beams of these HeNe lasers is between 0.5 and 1 millimeter, so the power 1 mW is coming to $10^{-6}$ squared meters or so. The ratio of power and area is $10^{-3}/10^{-6} = 10^{+3}$ Watts per squared meter.
On the other hand, when a 3W LED is watched from the distance 0.1 meters, the power of 3 W is divided to $4\pi R^2 = 0.13$ squared meters, so the power per units area is 3/0.13 = 23 Watts per squared meter. In both cases, the eye will refocus the beam so the power per unit area of the retina will actually be much higher in both cases.
In this estimate, the laser has about 40 times higher power per unit area than the LED light bulb. Of course, it's small, so it will only burn one small point in your retina, but that's a bad enough problem. ;-)
As far as I know you have to worry about how much energy being deposited per surface area. And the area of the "hotspot" of the laser can be very small. So the deposited energy it enough to kill cells on your retina.
Actually there is a whole article on Wikipedia about it.
Because the light from the laser is collimated. This means that you have all this energy focused on a small spot. The larger power from a non collimated light source is spatially spread and the effective amount of energy that reaches your retina per time is much smaller.
The laser is most likely not dangerous at all when used normally, because it is very low power and within the visible portion of the spectrum. The idea is that it is sufficiently low power that your blink reflex will protect your eye before any damage occurs.
The danger of a given laser source depends on its power, power density, and wavelength, as these determine what part of the eye will be damaged, how quickly, and whether you will blink. The Wikipedia article on Laser Safety gives a fairly comprehensive summary of the matter.
As others have written, the main reason why lasers are dangerous in general is because they can concentrate a large amount of power into a small area. The school most likely wants to instill a sense of respect for lasers and inspire good operating habits (both admirable goals) even though in this case they are probably over-stating the danger.
Source: I have to take a laser safety course every year for my job. I work with lasers every day.
A laser is coherent, collimate and intense
It may be a small amount of power but all that comes down a precise beam, in the same phase, at the same time. Your eye is a lens and focuses it into an even smaller spot, burning the retina.
Try staring at a 200w bulb for 1 minute, note the temporary black spots when you look away. That 200w is radiating in all directions, is incoherent, and wastes a huge amount as heat. The 0.1mw laser delivers more in a shorter time period to your retina than the bulb will
1mW is not enough to do damage, its more of just an annoying distraction. Going to middle school then high school, 1997-1998 they ended up being banned because of people shining lasers into other peoples faces. Once you go beyond 5mW the blink reflex no longer offers protection.
I perminently damaged the CCD chip of a $200 digital camera with a 30mW green laser. I own a 1,100mW blue laser so powerfull, the dot on a wall is bright as the sun to a digital camera, and without eye protection, blue light is espescially dangerous at high levels because of photo chemical reactions in the eye, even just looking at the dot. 1,100mW will burn skin instantly, and even start fires, in the eye, tissue will get hot enough to boil the fluid likely as 1,100mW will boil coffee at point of beam contact. And I shined the beam on a drop of water on wood, and the drop sizzled away.
Lasers can be dangerous, but the 1mW red diode lasers you can get for $2 are harmless.
normal "incoherent" light (white light from a bulb for example) is a world apart from coherent laser (Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation) light
white light is made up of many frequencies (colors) of light, moving outward in all directions from a point source
laser light is made up of ONE color (read frequency) of light, moving in ONE direction, from a point source
to draw a simile,,,,
white light is kinda like a crowd in motion,, many people, wearing different colored clothing, moving in different directions & all out of step with each other
laser light is kinda like an army, all wearing the same color clothing, all walking in the same direction & all walking in step with each other
now think of the "power" difference between a crowd & an army - a small army has a great deal more power than a large crowd - not because of numbers,, but because the army is focussed & directed, rather than scattered
similarly, a tiny amount of laser light has a great deal more "power" than normal light
If you have ever looked at a laser beam expanded and projected on a screen you may have noticed it has a speckled appearance. A red HeNe beam spot after it passes through a divergent lens is not a uniform illumination. Those spots are little regions with much higher irradiance. If that beam goes directly into the eye, where the lens focuses the light, some retinal cells can be zapped. If you get even low power laser beam directly into the eye with considerable repetition you can accumulate retinal damage.
Of course now this is compounded by the green lasers of considerably higher power that knuckleheads use to play as Starwars light sabers or worse to flash at aircraft. These are only to point at the sky, where it reflects off the sodium layer and lets one point out stars etc


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One of the biggest decisions parents of multiples will make about their babies concerns sleeping arrangements. Cribs are a big-ticket item in the nursery; not only do they consume a lot of floor space in a room, but they can also consume a big chunk of the budget!
Initially, you won't necessarily need an individual crib for every baby. Two or even three infants can easily share a sleeping space during the first few months. Instead of a crib, you may prefer to keep the babies close at hand by having them sleep with you, or nearby in a bassinet, cradle, portable crib, or Moses basket. Eventually, however, you'll want to provide a designated, segregated spot for each baby in order to ensure secure and uninterrupted sleep for everybody. Once the babies are old enough to roll or scoot around, they can disturb each other, and that's the time to invest in additional cribs.
There are some bed options designed specifically for twins, but their cost and space demands may make them prohibitive for most families. Baby Trilogy, Inc. sells wedge-shaped cribs that, when placed together, form a semi-circular unit for twins. They retail for close to $1,000 and require special bedding products at an additional cost.
When choosing cribs for your babies, follow established safety guidelines, such as those developed by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. They recommend:
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Another factor to consider when choosing cribs is longevity. Many families find it convenient to keep twins or more sleeping in cribs much longer than they would a singleton, perhaps even up to the age of three. In that case, the multiples may move right into—pardon the pun—twin beds. However, if you anticipate the need for an intermediate sleeping arrangement, toddler beds, with their protective railings and smaller mattresses, may be a viable option. Some crib models convert to toddler beds, extending their usefulness.
Cribs and baby bedding can be expensive, with fancy solid wood items retailing for well over $1,000. When you're faced with buying two or more at the same time, it may make sense to investigate secondhand products. Local mothers of multiples clubs are a wonderful source for locating secondhand sets of cribs, as well as other baby equipment. When purchasing used products, be sure that they are in good condition and meet established safety guidelines.
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WHEELING - If vomiting, diarrhea, stomach cramps and a low-grade fever sound like familiar symptoms, you might just have the norovirus.
While there is no outbreak occurring, the norovirus appears to be making its way through the Ohio Valley, said Dr. William Mercer, Wheeling-Ohio County health officer. Often referred to as the gastrointestinal or stomach flu, norovirus symptoms usually last one to two days. Food poisoning or salmonella poisoning has similar symptoms with the exception of bloody stool.
"There's no specific outbreak, but we are seeing it in the community," Mercer said. "There's no easy test like there is for strep throat. ... It has to be sent to the state lab."
Mercer said in his own private practice he's had a couple patients go to the emergency room because they were dehydrated from the stomach flu. They most likely have norovirus because it is the most common gastrointestinal flu, which is the inflammation of the intestines and stomach.
He said while most healthy people recover within a couple days, sometimes the elderly or people with underlying medical conditions are hit harder. About 800 people die from the virus annually. It is recommended that food handlers not prepare food while they are ill and for three days after their symptoms subside to avoid spreading the virus.
"Norovirus is a virus, so antibiotics don't help," Mercer said.
To help prevent its spread, people should wash their hands frequently. And if one does contract the illness, they should avoid taking anti-diarrhea medicine.
"It might keep it in your system longer," he said.
In contrast, the respiratory flu, often referred to as the seasonal flu, typically includes cough, headache, sore throat, stuffy nose, body aches and fever. A vaccine is produced annually to help fight off the respiratory flu. But, to date, no vaccine has been developed for the stomach flu.
"If you have the stomach flu or the flu, avoid visiting the hospital or nursing home. Please don't go visit," Mercer said.
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Suppose $g\in L^1([0,\infty))$ and $\int_0^\infty g(x)\, dx=1$.
How to prove that if $f:[0,\infty) \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ is a continuous function then $n \int_0^1 f(x+t) g(nt)\, dt \rightarrow f(x)$ as $n\rightarrow \infty$ for $x\in \mathbb{R}$?
Say $nt=u$ in the integral then we get $\int_0^n f(x+u/n) g(u) \,du$. Estimating this integral from above and letting $f_n(x)= f(x+u/n) \chi_{[0,n]} $ gives nothing since we don't know whether $f$, being pointwise limit of this sequence, is integrable on $\mathbb{R}$. How can I use the continuity of $f$? Somehow Lebesgue Dominated Convergence Theorem is gonna play a role but I cannot get it, could you help?


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LITTLE ROCK, AR. (June 30, 2010) – A groundbreaking Arkansas Children's Hospital Research Institute (ACHRI) school garden study has been awarded a grant from the Arkansas Community Foundation (ARCF) to support kids' cooking. The grant will pay for kitchen equipment used during cooking classes held with middle school students participating in the program.
The $6,000 grant from ARCF's Giving Tree Endowment will help participating schools, including the study's pilot site, Mabelvale Magnet Middle, learn how to process produce and create simple, fun, nutritious dishes using garden-fresh fruits and vegetables.
"ARCF's generosity means that participating students will have access to electric woks, canning supplies, solar ovens and special utensils," said Judith Weber, PhD, RD, lead investigator of the ACHRI Delta Garden Study. "Recipes are being developed based on the fresh ingredients that will be available from the garden. The students will be involved in the planting, weeding, watering and harvesting of the produce from the garden, and now they will also learn how to prepare fantastic recipes from that produce and taste those prepared dishes."
Weber directs the Childhood Obesity Prevention Research Team located in the Center for Applied Research and Evaluation (CARE) Section of the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Department of Pediatrics.
The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute will provide culinary expertise for the Delta Garden Study team as it develops recipes and hands-on cooking lessons using vegetables and fruits they will grow in the gardens and the supplies that will be purchased with the ARCF grant.
Initial work on the Delta Garden Study began in the spring with a $2 million-plus grant from the USDA Agricultural Research Service's (ARS) Delta Obesity Prevention Research Unit (Delta OPRU).
The Mabelvale campus serves as the pilot school for the study, which is designed to show how building new gardens — complete with greenhouses, budding crops and composting areas — can help adolescents cultivate green thumbs, log more physical activity, eat healthier and connect with their schools. The Delta Garden Study is developing a one-acre garden complete with equipment, seeds, chicken coops and a composting area at the school. Henderson Health Sciences Magnet Middle School in Little Rock serves as the control site for the study's pilot.
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This is something I put together in my quest to get more kale into my diet. As far as I remember, channa is the hindi word for chickpeas, and saag means spinach. This dish is packed with all sorts of nutritional goodness, and even though they protested at first, the boys ate all their greens.
Monday, April 13, 2009
Channa Saag
This is something I put together in my quest to get more kale into my diet. As far as I remember, channa is the hindi word for chickpeas, and saag means spinach. This dish is packed with all sorts of nutritional goodness, and even though they protested at first, the boys ate all their greens.
26 comments:
- Claire said...
Palak means spinach, while saag means greens, so your title is just right! I make my palak creamy with some powdered cashew nuts, and loads more spices, but I have a teenager who likes his food really hot. I'll have to try kale this way soon. Looks good.
- April 13, 2009 at 11:33 PM
- starryeyed.kid said...
Looks soooooooo good. I love Indian food, and I love saag.
- April 13, 2009 at 11:52 PM
- Mints! said...
I am regular reader of your blog but never commented. Recipe looks really nice and easy.
Saag is actually mustard leaves but people mix spinach and mustard to make 'the saag'. Yours is muuuuch healthier version so I am going to try.
- April 14, 2009 at 12:04 AM
- Mipa said...
looks delicious!
- April 14, 2009 at 12:22 AM
- Penny said...
Mmm... This looks GOOD! I love chickpea curry, but hadn't got round to making it with kale... And we've kale and perpetual spinach on the allotment at the moment... Thanks for the recipe!
- April 14, 2009 at 3:18 AM
- Mary said...
Kale instead of spinach--what a great idea. The seasoning sounds delicious!
- April 14, 2009 at 7:43 AM
- shelby said...
What a great way to get those greens in! Although I will willingly eat anything that has chickpeas and kale in it!
- April 14, 2009 at 7:48 AM
- Macie said...
Looks delicious! And it must be, if your boys are chowing down on it. Most kids wouldn't be caught dead eating Kale!
- April 14, 2009 at 8:06 AM
- Justine said...
That looks sooooo yummy!
- April 14, 2009 at 8:16 AM
- Kiersten said...
I cannot wait to try this! Chickpeas and kale are two of my favorites. I used the two in a Thai curry dish (on my blog) recently and it came out great.
Thanks for the recipe :)
- April 14, 2009 at 8:21 AM
- Tracy Warner said...
Do you have any clue how that get that intense spiciness like in Indian restaurants? I can never get mine as spicy or with that same flavor of spice. I asked once, and he said chili powder. But it still wasn't the same when I tried it.
- April 14, 2009 at 10:17 AM
- Steph (I am Bee) said...
i love saag dishes and it's so hard to find vegan versions that taste just as good; i definitely want to try this!
- April 14, 2009 at 11:23 AM
- carrie said...
YUM, this sounds so yummy. I get plenty of greens in my diet, but I'd love to find something to get more of them in my kiddos!!
- April 14, 2009 at 3:29 PM
- dreaminitvegan said...
This looks lovely. Add greens to a sauce, such a great way to get the kids to eat them.
- April 14, 2009 at 3:53 PM
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- April 14, 2009 at 4:27 PM
- Paulina said...
Yum! This is just what I was looking for as I'm on an Indian food kick :)
- April 14, 2009 at 7:38 PM
- Rebekah said...
Wow, that looks delicious! Saag is absolutely my favorite dish and I have been wanting to try a vegan version of it. I think I'll put this on the menu as I make my weekly grocery list tonight!
- April 14, 2009 at 9:17 PM
- Karen said...
super super yummy.
- April 15, 2009 at 11:51 AM
- The Voracious Vegan said...
Delicious as always! Kale is so amazing but they just don't have it here in Saudi, which is too bad, I really miss it.
Spinach is actually 'palak'. 'Saag' is a dish made with spinach leaves.
Keep up the great work and yummy recipes!
- April 15, 2009 at 12:10 PM
- Desdemona said...
This is exactly my idea of the perfect dinner; it will certainly appear here in the next week!
- April 15, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Anonymous said...
The first commenter was correct. Saag just means greens (you can use any you like or have on hand - spinach, mustard, collards, kale, etc.). Paalak is spinach, specifically.
Vegandad: your dish is great, again showing that you don't have to choose between healthy and tasty - they are the same, and also blowing away the myth that kids "wont eat" this or that vegetable.
Tracy Warner: if you search in an Indian store and find a boxed spice mix specifically for chana (e.g. look for chana masala, or punjabi chhole masala) and use quite a lot of that, you might find the intensity you seek.
You could also use vegan dad's recipe and add some tamarind paste or pomegranate powder (anardana) or mango powder (amchoor) in addition to the lemon juice to up the tartness.
- April 21, 2009 at 6:34 AM
- Krysta said...
Kale stems are my favorite part! I could see why they wouldn't be great in this recipe, but I hope you ate them while you were cooking. So glad to see a recipe that uses kale; not enough people appreciate it. I'm trying to spread the word in my own little circle of people.
- August 5, 2009 at 5:22 PM
- Amy said...
Just made this - wow! It is super delicious, it will definitely become one of my staple recipes. I made a cashew cream because I didn't have any soy yogurt. Probably increased the fat content quite a bit, but it sure is yummy! Thanks for another great recipe.
- January 31, 2010 at 11:19 PM
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Made this last night and it was really good and simple. I think the yogurt totally makes it. It did, however, give some people in my household incredible gas, ha ha. Small price to pay.
- April 25, 2010 at 7:14 PM
- Meghan said...
Could I do this with all kale and no spinach? Not very authentic, but I have soooo much kale AHHHH!
- June 15, 2010 at 6:54 PM
- Peter T. Hooper said...
Longtime reader, first-time writer. This dish was great! I modified it to make it more sauce-based by steaming the kale and spinach and then blending these greens with 1/4 cashews and 1/2 cup water before adding it to the rest of the ingredients.
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Let $\mathbb{F}$ a field such that $\mathbb{R}\subset\mathbb{F}\subset\mathbb{C}$. Prove that $\mathbb{F}=\mathbb{R}$ or $\mathbb{F}=\mathbb{C}$.
What I know is, that if $\mathbb{F}\neq\mathbb{R}$ it means that exists $a\in\mathbb{F}$ such that $a\in\mathbb{C}$ and $a\notin\mathbb{R}$. But I don't know how to use it. since I don't know the actions of $\mathbb{F}$ can't it just be defined with the special case of $a$ in mind and still hold all the axioms?
Also, this is from homework in Linear Aglebra (1), where the rest of the questions are about bases of vector spaces and dimensions and such, but there are no vector spaces here so I'm not really sure how it fits.


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I wanted to post questions after a proper user authentication explained here. Is there anyway I can do this?
There isn't anything special in the API that would let you do this. You could send the user directly to the ask a question page.
I fiddled with the FireFox plugin I created to see if I could add the ability to post directly to the site to add an answer to a question or a comment if someone was already logged in. If I remember correctly there is some key that is required for the POST request and it wasn't obvious how that key was generated.
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It is said in the edX website that edX is an open source platform but I cannot find the website anywhere. I have checked also SourceForge without success.
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I believe you can't find it because it isn't available yet. An original press release (July 2012) mentions:
And more recently in an article (Sept 2012) about MongoDB getting involved:
The edX homepage still lists jobs for platform developers, so looks like it is still a work in progress. In the meantime Google has released an experimental Course Builder platform, or there is the popular Moodle.
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A "Wishes are Possible" video shows the nonprofit's CEO, Bill Jennings with Jesse Gill and his mother, Jenny Wood.
"I don't see any reason why we should not be able to raise $32,000," Jennings says. "Understand this. This is. Right now, you are, for a lack of a better word, you are my mission. You are my mission."
With those words, Jennings launched a campaign to help Colorado Springs teen, Jesse Gill, in December of 2009. Jesse suffers from a rare congenital disorder called Arthrogryposis.
His mother, Jenny, says his joints are fixed. They don't move, restricting him to a special reclining wheelchair.
"We've been told he has the worst case in all the U.S. His hips do not bend. His joints are fixed, so it's very hard for us to find equipment at all," Jenny said.
That's why Jenny and Jesse were so excited that the non-profit wanted to raise $32,000 to buy him a van which could accommodate his motorized wheelchair.
Jesse says, "I am taken care of all the time by my mother, and she's a great mom, but I would like some independence."
It's very difficult for Jenny to get Jesse into the SUV they currently own. She has just inches to spare. So she was thrilled to jump right into fundraising efforts for "Wishes are Possible."
She and Jesse were invited to a bowling fundraiser in the Denver area, where they told their story.
Then, five months later, a motorcycle group held an event for Jesse.
No events were held that fall. In fact, Jenny got an e-mail from Jennings in November 2010, apologizing and blaming the economy for a lack of funds. He also said his group had just gotten its official charity status, and he was hopeful they'd be able to raise more money that way.
A few weeks later, Wishes are Possible made changes to Jesse's home, paying $700 in material and asking a contractor to volunteer his services. They widened doorways so Jesse could get around more easily.
Jesse and Jenny say they were grateful for the work and were really looking forward to getting the van.
In February 2011, a fundraiser for Jesse was held at Mr. Biggs in Colorado Springs. In August, another one was held at a Sky Sox game.
Jenny says she and Jesse were there on the baseball field as a plea was made.
The sold out crowd was asked to send an immediate text to donate $1 to Jesse's van and to buy $20 raffle tickets for a chance to win a shiny red Corvette.
Jenny was told that the first 700 tickets sold would cover the cost of the '77 Corvette. That's $14,000 worth.
Anything beyond that would go towards Jesse's van.
A local radio station even starting running commercials to sell raffle tickets and videos were posted on You Tube.
Jenny says she was told a raffle would be held in September or October. One of Jesse's former teachers, Lauren Lehman, bought two tickets.
"We thought the car was going to be given away in October, and it wasn't given away in October," Lehman said. "I heard they were still selling tickets and I thought that was odd."
Odd indeed when you consider the Colorado secretary of state's office closely regulates raffles, requiring nonprofits to meet certain rules.
Jenny became worried and contacted Call for Action, asking 11 News to check it out.
We discovered there are several rules for raffling a car that weren't followed at all.
Colorado nonprofits have to obtain the vehicle title first, before the raffle is held. They also have to keep all the money in a separate bank account and even get a special license from the state. Lastly, they have to clearly state on the tickets themselves when and where the raffle will take place.
These tickets don't have that.
So what about that Corvette?
KKTV 11 News found it sitting in a lot for sale at a Colorado Springs car dealership.
11 News decided to pay Bill Jennings a visit.
We started by asking how much was raised on Jesse's behalf.
Jennings responded, "Specifically for Jesse's van? If you compare what it cost to put on an event and the money that came into the event, you know if you compare them... I would say zero."
Jennings says he and his volunteers have great intentions, truly hoping to grant wishes and make peoples' lives better.
To date, despite all the good deeds his nonprofit has done, he says they've operated in the red. He says almost every wish has been granted from money out of his own pocket.
Jennings says he even offered to give Jenny a check for money raised from the other events, but Jenny told 11 News she couldn't accept it.
When asked, "Who won the red Corvette?"
Jennings answered, "I have no idea. You see, I didn't put that contest on."
"But you're the founder and the CEO of this nonprofit, right?" we asked.
Jennings answered, "I understand. Yes, I am the founder and CEO of the nonprofit, and I have a public relations girl who was working with a company in Colorado Springs."
Jennings directed us to "Wishes are Possible" volunteer Tiffany Membery and her boyfriend, Brian Cannady.
We got them on the phone, and they said they'd recently been contacted by the Colorado secretary of state's office and were in the process of working with Springs Automotive Group to give the money back.
KKTV tried several times to set up a meeting with the dealership's owner, Guy Alldredge.
Alldredge did promise to e-mail a response to our questions about the raffle, but so far we hasn't received it.
He did say that 131 raffle tickets were sold, totaling $2,620, but the car never was raffled off because there was never enough money raised.
Alldredge says he never knew the nonprofit had to get the title from him ahead of time. Cannady says he also didn't realize he'd done anything wrong.
KKTV 11 News did contact the Colorado secretary of state's office.
A spokesman says no charges will be filed because the dealership is working to return everyone's money and it all appears to be there.
So far, most of the raffle funds have been returned, but Springs Auto Group is having trouble finding 25 people. In the meantime, they're holding onto the money and hoping the 25 people will call or come in and claim it.
Jesse never did get a minivan to accommodate his motorized wheelchair. He and his mother Jenny are very disappointed, and they're still hoping that someday he'll get the freedom he's looking for.
Jennings says he's disappointed and wishes things could have turned out differently. He says he's launched a new business in an attempt to make some money for his charity.
The best advice before giving to any nonprofit is to do your research, and make sure it's worthy of your dollars.
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Q: My two-and-a-half-year-old has had a loose cough for a week -- no other symptoms. Should I be using an expectorant to loosen it? It is just in her throat, not in her chest.
A: As you know, there are hundreds of over-the-counter medicines available on the shelves in the pharmacy or supermarket. However, these medicines have not scientifically been proven to make a cold go away any faster. There are four types of ingredients in a majority of these preparations: a decongestant meant to break up the stuffiness; an antihistimine meant to stop the runniness (but that's only with a runny nose that is associated with allergies); an expectorant meant to loosen up the cough and help bring the phlegm out; and lastly, a cough suprressant meant to quiet the cough. These preparations come as individual ingredients or in various combinations.
In general, you should try to make your child comfortable and monitor her breathing. Certainly it's no fun having a cough or being congested. These medicines don't prevent progression from an upper respiratory tract infection to an ear or lung infection, which does happen in a minority of patients. If these medicines make your daughter more comfortable. Use them, but make sure there are no medical reasons she can't have any of the ingredients. Remember each of these medicines do have side-effects and often times don't taste so great, so kids aren't always anxious to take them anyway.
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Unanswered: Ext.picker.Date: anyway to show special dates?
I want to be able to show special days (i.e. pay dates or company holidays) with css and possibly with a hover. There was a ux that did this in Ext 2.x, but would like to have this functionality available. Does anyone know if this can be done?
If not, I'm surprised this hasn't been asked for yet and would think this should be in the Ext.picker.Date class by default.
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Bump? I would think at least the dates should be labeled with some sort of date css by default. That way at least I can override the css.

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Bump. Anyone have an idea?
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Flashback: Obama pretty happy about KSM getting a "full military trial"
posted at 1:36 pm on November 14, 2009 by Allahpundit
The latest trip down memory lane from Naked Emperor News and a new entry in the database of things that Obama thought were a good idea before January 20 of this year (see also "winning in Afghanistan"). On a related note, and as a supplement to Ed's post about The One's weekly address this morning, JWF makes a good point: Did this guy actually have the brass balls to warn people about turning the Fort Hood trial into "political theater" the morning after he granted Khaled Sheikh Mohammed a jihadist megaphone in New York City?
Don't think he won't use that megaphone, either. Megaphones are kind of his thing:
By all accounts, the spotlight during what would be the biggest terrorism trial in U.S. history would provide Mohammed, a man of no small ego, with the kind of attention he craves. A showman, he has reveled in a number of appearances at Guantanamo Bay, tossing self-aggrandizing broadsides from his perch at the front of a courtroom and then retreating into self-satisfied smiles.
"I know him well, and if he gets his way in federal court, it will be a circus," said Charles D. "Cully" Stimson, who was deputy assistant secretary of defense for detainee affairs in the Bush administration. "The court will have to rein in his speechifying and keep the focus on his criminal behavior."…
Under Mohammed's original plan for Sept. 11, 10 aircraft were to be hijacked. He was to have been aboard the only one not to crash, and after killing the male passengers he was to deliver a speech condemning U.S. support for Israel, as well as the Philippines and governments in the Arab world.
The 9/11 Commission Report notes: "This vision gives a better glimpse of his true ambitions. This is theater, a spectacle of destruction with KSM as the self-cast star — the superterrorist."
After thinking more about it, I'm assuming that Obama's Plan B in case he's acquitted is to put him on trial in a military court for the attack on the Pentagon. Presumably the charges in Manhattan will be limited to the attack on the Trade Center in order to avoid double jeopardy, although whether that'll work — i.e. whether the defense can somehow force them to dispose of all potential charges related to 9/11 in the NYC trial — is a question for criminal lawyers. One other possibility, as a potential Plan C: How 'bout a trial in The Hague for crimes against humanity? That's loaded with risk, as a court of international judges is unlikely to be less favorably disposed to KSM than a Manhattan jury, but The One doubtless would appreciate the spectacle of enlightened transnational institutions dispensing justice where American ones couldn't. Something to shoot for!
Update: There's something else I meant to bring up yesterday. Remember when he and Cheney were tangling over Gitmo earlier this year and he gave that speech at the National Archives to make the case for his position? Remember the highly controversial part of that speech where he talked about indefinite detention without trial for some jihadis? Quote:
We are going to exhaust every avenue that we have to prosecute those at Guantanamo who pose a danger to our country. But even when this process is complete, there may be a number of people who cannot be prosecuted for past crimes, but who nonetheless pose a threat to the security of the United States. Examples of that threat include people who have received extensive explosives training at al Qaeda training camps, commanded Taliban troops in battle, expressed their allegiance to Osama bin Laden, or otherwise made it clear that they want to kill Americans. These are people who, in effect, remain at war with the United States.
As I said, I am not going to release individuals who endanger the American people. Al Qaeda terrorists and their affiliates are at war with the United States, and those that we capture – like other prisoners of war – must be prevented from attacking us again.
He's telling you right there, flat out, that some guys aren't going free no matter what it might mean for due process. (He qualified it by saying he wants a "framework" of "oversight" in such cases, but the point remains: It's constitutionally unprecedented.) In which case, once again: Why even prosecute KSM?
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Exactly the obvious question that this administration of eloquent geniuses cannot answer. Keep asking it.
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Cathy L. Castner, 53, of Peru, died Feb. 11, 2013 at her home, after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born on April 14, 1959 in Nebraska City to Richard L. and Anita I. (Bassinger) Williams. She married Arnold "Butch" Castner on June 3, 1975 in Rock Port, Mo.
She had worked as a CNA at various nursing homes and as a dietitian at St. Mary's Community Hospital and at Peru State College.
She was a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Nebraska City.
Cathy is survived by her husband, Butch Castner of Peru; children Travis Castner and wife Nicole of Lincoln and Amy Alsobrook and husband Jerry of Omaha; four grandchildren, Brandon, Tyler, Shawn and Brooke; brothers Merlyn Williams and wife Mary and Phillip "David" Williams and wife Mary, all of Nebraska City; other family and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents and step-brother Rick Williams.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 15, at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Nebraska City with Bishop Troy Bennett presiding. Burial will follow at Camp Creek Cemetery in rural Nebraska City.
The family will greet friends from 6-8 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 14, at Gude Mortuary in Nebraska City.
Memorials may be given to Hearts United for Animals, Auburn, NE in lieu of flowers.
Remembrances may be left at www.gudefuneralhomes.com.
Gude Mortuary, Nebraska City, is in charge of arrangements.
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I want to install x64 Ubuntu 12.04.2 on my HP laptop. I don't like grub, so I want to install without it or install grub onto another partition and then add grub to Windows' bootloader (and set grub timeout to 0) . Is that possible and if yes, how can that be done?
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Emergency Information (EC Alert)
EC Alert is Elizabethtown College's communications system for sharing important information about situations that affect the safety of our campus community. Typically, EC Alert messages will be delivered to campus community members as emails from the College's EC Alert mailbox.
To enhance our ability to communicate during life-threatening and potentially catastrophic situations, Elizabethtown College entered into an agreement with Blackboard Connect Inc. to provide us with notification services through the Connect-ED Emergency Communications System. Connect-ED allows the College to send EC Alert messages not only to campus e-mail addresses but also to external email addresses, on- and off-campus telephones, and text-enabled devices. The phone calls will appear to come from 717-361-1988, which is the College's emergency hotline. Text messages will appear with the code 23177 or 63079. Emails will come from either EC Alert or firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you have any concerns about the validity of an EC Alert message, please call the College's emergency hotline at 717-361-1988 or visit this website, as the Emergency Management Group also will post emergency notices at these locations.
This contact information-students' mobile phone numbers and the contact information for their emergency contacts-will be collected through JayWeb during Preliminary Check-in, which is held in August and January of each year. Students are responsible for updating this contact information as necessary throughout the semester. The EC Alert system is tested once per semester. The date of the test will be announced in Campus Connections.


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Many techniques for bread highlight a long cold fermentation. I've read that this gives enzymes more time to work and it contributes to a more 'complex' flavor. What do the enzymes do and why don't they slow down in the fridge as well? Wouldn't the reactions just happen faster at room temp?
A cold/delayed ferment does several things:
The first two items are lumped into the term autolyse, which can be done in time frames of anywhere from 10 minutes to several hours.
The third item of a cold ferment gets more complex... Additional enzymes (alpha-amylase enzymes) that come along with the flour, yeast, other ingredients added to the flour (malt powders), or grain mashes, perform a set of reactions that break starch molecules into sugars. This reaction is what turns malted grain from starchy soup to sweet liquid in the beer-making process of "mashing". These sugars both add flavor of their own, caramelize to create new flavors, and feed the yeast creating even NEW flavors.
The trick, and reason it is cold, is that the yeast contribute valuable enzymes to this process, but can be too energetic. If they are allowed to ferment wildly they would likely over-leaven the bread. The cool temperatures slow the enzymes down as well, but not as much as the yeast, letting the enzymes catch up with the process.
Now - no part of this process is dogma. There are people who cold-rest their dough and THEN add yeast the next day. Problem here is that you need to allow at least 6 hours at room temperature for the yeast to catch up, and it is hard to integrate yeast into pre-made dough. The results can be similar, but the scheduling is awkward. Other variations include cold resting only part of the dough, or making a liquid "soaker" that includes some mashed grain, allowing that to sit at room temperature without yeast, which is then integrated into the main dough on the day of baking.
Cold-resting dough is also a practical matter - once the dough is mixed and resting, if it spends 12 or 36 hours in the fridge, it doesn't matter too much, and once it is pulled out, only requires a few hours to come back to temperature, final proof, and bake. It sounds like a slower way to make bread, but personally, splitting the process into two days makes it easier to fit into a busy life - I start the dough on one day, then the next day (or two or three days later, if I get busy), I can pull the dough after work, proof and bake for a late dinner that evening. The flavor and dough development are icing on the cake.
To really dive into this process and what drives it, check out Peter Reinhart's books "Bread Baker's Apprentice" and "Whole Grain Breads", both of which go into the process in great detail, and are excellent reads for anyone wanting to improve their baking. It includes a lot of the science, and enough background information to make you feel comfortable with what you are doing, and comfortable experimenting on your own with variations to the process.
An article from long ago by Peter Reinhart that may help


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FLAHERTY, Danny D. Sr., 67, of Smithfield, OH, passed away Saturday, November 24, 2012, in East Ohio Regional Hospital as a result of an automobile accident.
Danny was born June 26, 1945, in Wyatt, WV, son of the late James and Dolores Lindsay Flaherty.
Danny was a retired coal miner and also retired from the Village of Smithfield. He served his country in the U.S. Army in Vietnam. Danny coached for many years in Smithfield coaching both Little League and the Midget Spartan Football Team.
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In addition to his parents, Danny was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Lisa Flaherty; son, Jay DiLoreto; sister, Betty Wilson; brother, James Flaherty; niece, Deanna Wilson; and nephew, Tom Flaherty.
Danny is survived by his children, daughter Mary (John) Panjuscsek of Richmond, OH; his son, Danny (Joyce) Flaherty Jr. of Smithfield, OH; two brothers, Randy (Rita) Flaherty of Mingo Jct., OH and Gary (Tammy) Flaherty of Canaan, NY; four sisters, Wilma (Dick) Bird of Hampden, MA, Kay (Ed) Varadi of Mineral City, OH, Sharon (Dennis) Morris of Brilliant, OH and Mary (Terry) Wilson of Smithfield, OH. Danny also leaves behind several grandchildren, great- grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
Visitation for Danny will be held on Tuesday, November 27, 2012, from 4-7 p.m. at the J.E. Foster Funeral Home in Smithfield, OH where his funeral service will be held on Wednesday at 11 a.m.
Military honors will be presented on Wednesday at the funeral home by the Smithfield, Piney Fork and Brilliant American Legions. Burial will be at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers memorial donations may be offered to Dan's family c/o of his daughter, Mary Panjuscsek, 12148 Co. Rd. 56, Richmond, Ohio 43944 to help them through this difficult time.


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A wild garden display surrounding a Japanese torii gate greets visitors to the mysterious glass house set back from 30th Street across from Scott Carpenter Park. Inside, the rooms are filled with a diverse array of plants, from orchids and cacti to medicinals and succulents. Some plants sport fanciful names like 'Big Yellow Moon,' 'Little Warty' and Dracula bella.
Some plants are showy, like the vanilla orchid laden with 50 pale blooms or the large rhododendron bedecked in flamboyant orange flowers. Some are rare like the Helminthostachys fern collected in Malaysia. There's even a large collection of medicinal plants, including valerian, gingko, turmeric and the cinchona shrub, from which quinine is derived.
"It's so much more informative and relevant when a student can see and handle a live plant as opposed to only looking at pictures in a book," said Tom Lemieux, whose career as a horticulturist spans four decades.
As director of plant science facilities, Lemieux manages the three greenhouses maintained by the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and, along with Assistant Greenhouse Manager Janice Harvey, is responsible for the health and well being of more than 6,000 plants of 1,000 different species.
Alisa Nguyen, a senior majoring in sociology, has been a work-study student at the greenhouse since her sophomore year.
"When I saw all the plants, I knew I wanted to work here," she said. "It's surprising how different each plant is. I assumed all plants needed water at the same time, but I've learned how careful you have to be to not over water. I'm not usually a morning person, but I look forward to coming here."
There are two horticultural facilities on the main campus that belong to the department—near Macky Auditorium and on the rooftop of Ramaley Hall. But the largest and most conspicuous greenhouse is on east campus. The prized plant collection is used for research, teaching undergraduates and graduate classes, and engaging the community.
Lemieux realizes that for today's young people a familial and cultural lineage to gardening and to horticulture is disappearing. One counter to the lack of nature in children's lives is the tours he gives to elementary and high school students who are old enough to appreciate it.
"Kids have no idea where their food comes from," he said. "I told one college student to grab a bunch of leaves from our raised bed outside and pull. She couldn't believe that she pulled up a carrot. It's sad how divorced people are from their food supply and from the many plants that play important roles in their lives, from coffee, alcohol and fabrics to cosmetics, perfumes, drugs, spices, paper and lumber. Too many people take plants for granted."
A few plants are particular favorites of visiting youngsters, such as the insect-eating Venus Fly Trap and the Sensitive Plant whose leaves droop when touched.
When the banana plant produced fruit, greenhouse staff and volunteers made banana splits, although Lemieux doubted they would try to make chocolate from the cacao plant.
Plants have been used in a variety of projects by CU-Boulder researchers and graduate students, such as investigating chemical communication between plants, biological control of knapweed and nitrogen deposition as a response to global warming.
Lemieux has shared plants with researchers across the country—the Smithsonian Institute, UCLA, Harvard, New York Botanic Gardens and UC Berkeley.
"We have rare and valuable plants they want," he said. "Our facilities are better than some universities that have full-fledged botany departments."


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Kameda beat Panomroonglek and retains bantamweight title
Koki Kameda protected his WBA bantamweight title on April 7 with a split result over Thailand's Panomroonglek Kaiyanghadaogym. Kameda enhanced to 30-1 with 17 knockouts. He is the only Japanese combatant to win titles in three weight divisions.
The 29-year-old Panomroonglek, who was taking his first shot at a world title, slipped to 36-2 at 19 KOs. It was the sixth title protection for Kameda who predicted a KO but had to resolve for a decision that at times come into sight to be going in support of his eighth-ranked challenger.
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Small Business Challenge – Grow your Clients in 2012!
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For example, an ISP or government capable of tracking millions of keys being exchanged. Would that provide a sample large enough to be able to identify the private key on either end?
Examining public keys gives you no insight, no matter how many you see, that would allow you to derive the private from the public key.
Yes and no.
Earlier this year a research paper was published that discovered a flaw with RSA crypto keys where if (and this is a MAJOR simplification) you found two certificates that shared a prime number you could use some math to find out the missing prime number from both certificates.
As you can tell this caused quite a stir in the various News Media. However it is not as bad as it seems. This only happens if you have a low entropy random number generator and the only commonplace location you will find them are certificates in embedded devices (like your router or firewall).
Freedom To Tinker posted a very good followup article explaining why this is not as bad as everyone first thought.
In the simplest terms, if you want to protect your self make sure you have a good random number generator with a high entropy source and allowing for entropy to build up in between generating your
Each private key has one and only one public key. Anyone, regardless of resources could get access to many public keys as they are designed to be shared and in-fact, the whole system depends on the easy availability of public keys for a given private key.
To explain it another way, the purpose of a public key is simply to allow someone to know that the person they are communicating with holds the private key that corresponds to it. It can also be used to send information to the holder of the private key such that only they can decrypt the message.
The two keys are mathematically related and any change to one would require the other to change, so it isn't even possible to have a system with multiple public keys for the same private key, nor would there be any security benefit in it since public keys are not secret.


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Smarter Ways to Unlock Your Unused Contingency Budgets
By Melissa Centurio Lopes on Oct 22, 2012
Cash flow is becoming increasingly
important in the current economy; senior executives are looking for smarter
ways of unlocking unused funds for new or ongoing capital expenditure projects.
With project contingency budgets on average equaling 10 percent of overall
costs, are you confident that you can release this cash without risking
existing investments or the health of your overall project portfolio?
This is the central question posed in a new report from the EPPM board, Hedging Your Bets? Optimizing Investment Opportunities for Great Cash Flow. The board is Oracle's international steering committee, which brings together senior figures from leading organizations to discuss the critical role of enterprise project portfolio management (EPPM).
C-Level Visibility Will Unlock Funds
In addition to exploring how unlocking your contingency funds enables you to augment your cash flow (without resorting to expensive borrowing), the report offers a number of suggestions on how this can be done in a risk-free way, including
- Building an effective governance framework that shows the demonstrable value of every project within the portfolio
- Undertaking contingency planning risk assessments that give you complete portfolio wide visibility into all risk factors
- Establishing executive ownership of the portfolio to promote a more realistic appreciation of the risk levels inherent in the portfolio
- Creating a chief risk officer role that can review consolidated contingencies and risks so they are not considered in isolation
The overriding
message behind the report—and the work carried out by the EPPM board—is the
need for increased C-level visibility across the entire enterprise project
portfolio to enable better business decisions.
Read the complete report in English, Chinese, German, or French.
Read more in the October Edition of the quarterly Information InDepth EPPM Newsletter


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Let $a_{mn}$ be a sequence in some $\mathbb{R}^k$. We know in advance that
$$\lim_{n} ~a_{nn} = L_1, \qquad \lim_{m}~ \lim_{n} ~a_{mn} = L_2 $$
exist. Is there a sufficient criteria to conclude that $L_1 = L_2$? A simple example where this is not true is when $$a_{mn} = \frac{m}{n}.$$
Please note that I did not say $$ \lim_{n}~ \lim_{m} ~a_{mn} = L_3 $$ exists. If there is an answer available after assuming $L_3$ exists, then I would like to know that. But my original question doesn't assume $L_3$ exists.


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If You Could Add One More Face to Mt. Rushmore, Who's Face Would It Be?
It was on this date 88 years ago (1925) that the names of the four presidents were revealed for their future sculpturing at Mount Rushmore. It took 16 years to accomplish thanks to the work of Gutzon Borglum and his son James Borglum.


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Fruit and Veggie Plants
- Lemon, orange, grapefruit, Potting soil or earth and/or potato without lumps
- Knife Plastic wrap and rubber band
- Leakproof containers Large bucket
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DirectionsLemon, Orange, or Grapefruit Plant
- Soak the seeds in water overnight.
- Have your child fill a container about halfway with soil or earth.
- Poke the seeds about a half-inch into the soil.
- Cover the container with plastic wrap secured with a rubber band.
- Place the container on top of your refrigerator. In about three weeks, plants will sprout.
- Have your child fill a large bucket about halfway with soil or earth.
- Lay two small potatoes on the soil and cover them with about one more inch of soil.
- Water the soil until it's slightly damp, then place the bucket in a warm, sunny place.
- Leaves will sprout in a week or so, then purple flowers, then maybe even tiny potatoes beneath the soil. (Caution: Potato plants can be poisonous if handled improperly. Keep your plant away from small children and animals. Keep your potatoes away from light by covering them with plenty of dirt and storing them in a dark place. Never eat a potato with green spots.)
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Copyright © 2001 by Patricia Kuffner. Excerpted from The Children's Busy Book with permission of its publisher, Meadowbrook Press.
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Every once in a while, we get a question asking for a book or other educational reference on a particular topic at a particular level. This is a meta-question that collects all those links together. If you're looking for book recommendations, this is probably the place to start.
All the questions linked below, as well as others which deal with more specialized books, can be found under the tag resource-recommendations (formerly books).
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Fun. has been added to the 2012 Bonnaroo Lineup. Click HERE to see the full lineup and to get tickets to the festival happening in Manchester, TN. June 7 - 10, 2012!
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Recently Kelly Clarkson performed the Paramore song 'The Only Exception' as one of her fan requested songs on her current tour. Watch the video above to hear her version. What do you think? Do you have a favorite cover version of this song?
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Fueled By Ramen still needs more street teamers who want to help us at this Summer's Vans Warped Tour 2012. Check below for the list of Warped Tour cities where we need teamers to sign up!
Log in HERE and check the main blog for sign up information.
Email firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions about how to sign up.
Salt Lake City, UT
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Are you following the Fueled By Ramen bands on Instagram? If not you may have missed some photos posted this week by Andrew Dost of Fun., Gabe Saporta of Cobra Starship, Travie McCoy of Gym Class Heroes or Blake Harnage of VersaEmerge.
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Jonathan Diener from The Swellers sat down and answered some questions from street teamers and fans. Here is Part 2:
10. What would you be doing right now if you weren't touring in this band?
Anto is an electrician, Ryan works at a pizza place, Nick records bands and I… well, I hang out with my dog. I'd probably try to get a job at some music company or join another band. Hopefully The Swellers last forever so I don't need to think about that one!
11. What was the last book you read?
I started reading Stephen King's The Dark Tower series and I'm two books into that and I'm almost done with the second book of The Hunger Games right now. Fun times!
12. What are your thoughts on Spotify?
I absolutely LOVE Spotify.
|March 13, 2012
Earmilk.com premiered the Alvin Risk Remix of the Fun. song 'We Are Young' featuring Janelle Monáe. Click HERE to listen to the remix.
The remix will be available on March 20th!
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Don't forget to play the St. Patrick's Day Word Scramble now through March 18th to receive discounts and gifts on your Fueled By Ramen Webstore orders. We filled in a few extra letters for you here. Click HERE to shop now.
|March 12, 2012
Fun., Paramore, Panic! At The Disco and Gym Class Heroes all need your vote in the first round of MTV's Musical March Madness Tournament! Voting for the first round started today and lasts until Sunday at midnight EST. Click HERE to cast your vote now for the Fueled By Ramen bands included.
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Greetings earthlings!
We're currently located in Los Angeles, California in the heart of Hollywood. Sunset blvd, 34° N, 118°W, in a building at The Crossroads of The World and we have finally begun recording our second full-length album with producer Shaun Lopez (Deftones, Far, Crosses). Also on board is Executive Producer Andrew Dawson (Kayne West, Lil Wayne). We always feel at home and the most inspired in LA, so inevitably we were drawn back here to find the perfect place with the right vibes to create this record. So here we are in an old set of cottage style bungalows, with the 1930's still lingering around in the air. It's insanely perfect for us. This past year we have been hugely influenced by retro-futurism, vintage outer space, and oddball classic movie soundtracks.


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The Wallace H. Clark, Jr., MD Lectureship in Cutaneous Oncology
Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania
Last Modified: March 21, 2006
Conference Dates: April 27, 2006
Conference Location: University of Pennsylvania Biomedical Research Building II/III, Philadelphia, PA
Sponsoring Group: Penn's Department of Dermatology and the Abramson Cancer Center of the University Of Pennsylvania
Conference Information: View the Conference Brochure [PDF]
Topics Covered: A symposium devoted to important topics in melanoma and related pigmented lesions of the skin will accompany this year's Seventh Annual Clark Lecture. Expert clinicians from the University of Pennsylvania and guest faculty will provide updates on melanoma prognosis and issues critical to the management of melanoma patients and those at increased risk for melanoma.
Conference Agenda: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM. University of Pennsylvania Biomedical Research Building II/III, Ground Floor Auditorium, Curie Boulevard and Osler Way, Philadelphia, PA
Registration Information: This program is free of charge, however, please consider a donation to the Wallace H. Clark, Jr., MD Memorial Fund to support Dr. Clark's legacy at the University of Pennsylvania. Your donation may be mailed to the address on the conference brochure [PDF].
Conference Fees: Free
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Are there any other controls for the EOD bot, other than the forward/left/right/back for movement and left mouse button for using the torch? It seems like there might be a way to raise or lower the torch, and to arm an MCOM is it just LMB click?
The "interact" button (default E) can be used to arm MCOMs with the EOD bot.
The repair tool (fire key, default Left Mouse) can repair friendly vehicles, damage enemy vehicles, and also disarm/dispose of enemy explosives, such as C4. It can also kill, just like the normal repair tool, although getting close enough to do so can be tricky.
You can "aim" the repair torch to an extent by moving your mouse, but there's no control for moving the torch arm around any more than that.


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A lot of people ask forgiveness for all the sins they will do during the day in thought, word and deed.
What hope is there in it? Will our lives never become better? Is it meant to be that we sin our entire live and then when we die and we are perfect?


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A long-time Brooke County tradition is continuing, thankfully, and it's helping some families in need feel that Christmas spirit.
Bernie Kazienko, the late Brooke County sheriff and county commissioner, was known for many acts of kindness, least of which was his yearly Christmas drive endeavor affectionately called Bernie's Kids. Through his project area children were provided toys for the holidays.
It was approximately a year ago when the Tri-State Area lost Bernie, but thanks to the efforts of his family and friends, as well as local churches, schools and businesses, Bernie's Kids continues.
Bernie was inspired by his late uncle, Hillman "Izzy" Isinghood, who collected and repaired old toys for underprivileged children. Now Bernie's son, Kirk, and others are leading the way and carrying on the toy drive tradition.
Volunteers with the Bernie's Kids project accept new or gently used toys, and volunteers say they were expecting to provide gifts to approximately 160 area children this Christmas.
While many of the toys and even some coats and hats have been delivered, it's never too late to donate to this worthy cause. Organizers have said any new monetary donations will be applied to next year's effort.
From students and faculty at Bethany College, to teens who are a part of the Brooke High School Leo Club, and members of the St. John Catholic Church, many community groups held fundraisers in preceding months, all in an effort to help "Bernie's Kids."
We commend Kirk Kazienko and the many, many family members and caring volunteers who have opted to donate their time and efforts to the Bernie's Kids project.
We agree with Kirk, when he said, "This was the best way to keep my dad's spirit alive and do something beneficial for the community."
It's wonderful endeavors such as this that make the Ohio Valley so very special.