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Scott Ashbaugh, Michigan real estate expert, has signed a publishing deal with CelebrityPress, a leading business book publishing company, along with other leading real estate experts to release "The New Rise in Real Estate."
Scott Ashbaugh is the Founder and Manager of Ashcraft Properties, Inc., and a Realtor® with Evenboer-Walton Realtors located in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and one of the founding members of the NAEA. Scott has experience managing technical and diverse teams with broad responsibilities. Formerly an engineer and manager in the Automotive Industry, Scott managed various businesses of about $20 million per year in sales, and managed automotive launches over $40 million per year in sales.
Today, Scott has built a new profession by transforming his 12 year hobby, investing in real estate, into a dream career. Ashcraft Properties works with investors, partners with them, and acquires and manages real estate holdings. By following his passion, he has helped both sellers and buyers do what they were unable to do the old fashioned way. Scott is affiliated with many other investors and a hand picked team of professionals, building a stronger and broader network of those who can help.
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Californian parents concerned about their child's sexuality will no longer be able to put them through controversial "gay-repair" therapy after the state became the first to outlaw any practices aiming to influence the sexual orientation of minors. The San Francisco Gate reports.
The state's governor, Jerry Brown, had been under pressure from national lobbying organisation to sign the bill. "The Human Rights Campaign,
the nation's largest lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights
organization, sent Brown a petition with nearly 50,000 signatures urging
him to approve the measure."
The president of the Human Rights Campaign had this to say after Brown signed the bill: "LGBT youth will now be protected from a practice that has not only been debunked as junk science, but has been proven to have drastically negative effects on their well-being. We commend Gov. Brown for putting children first, and call on all states to take California's lead on this issue."
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R&B star Rihanna is all set to receive the first American Music Awards (AMA) Icon Award, which is created to honour an artist whose body of work has made a profound influence over pop music on a global level.
The Diamonds hitmaker, who will also perform at the award ceremony, is the latest to join the growing list of artistes including names like Justin Timberlake, Luke Bryan, Miley Cyrus, Florida Georgia Line, Lady Gaga, Kesha at the AMA, said the Hollywood Reporter.
"Rihanna's iconic and innovative sound has enabled her to become one of the most influential and best-selling artists of all time," awards' producer Larry Klein said.
The annual music awards ceremony will take place live at the Nokia Theatre in LA today.


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See all Questions and data from the EdNext survey over time in this PDF.
2007 through 2016 Education Next Polls (articles listed first, then detailed results)
• What Americans Think about Their Schools: The 2007 Education Next—PEPG Survey (Fall 2007)
• Is the Price Right? Probing American's knowledge of school spending (Summer 2008)
• The 2008 Education Next-PEPG Survey of Public Opinion: Americans think less of their schools than of their police departments and post offices (Fall 2008)
• Educating the Public: How information affects Americans' support for school spending and charter schools (Summer 2009)
• The Persuadable Public: The 2009 Education Next-PEPG Survey asks if information changes minds about school reform (Fall 2009)
• Meeting of the Minds: The 2010 EdNext-PEPG Survey shows that, on many education reform issues, Democrats and Republicans hardly disagree (Winter 2011)
• The Public Weighs In on School Reform: Intense controversies do not alter public thinking, but teachers differ more sharply than ever (Fall 2011)
• Reform Agenda Gains Strength: The 2012 EdNext – PEPG survey finds Hispanics give schools higher grade than others do (Winter 2013)
• The 2013 Education Next Survey: Americans React to Common Core and Other Education Policies policie (Winter 2014)
• Information Fuels Support for School Reform: Facts about local district performance alter public thinking (Spring 2014)
• No Common Opinion on Common Core: Also teacher grades, school choices, and other findings from the 2014 EdNext poll (Winter 2015)
• The 2015 EdNext Poll on School Reform: Public thinking on testing, opt out, common core, unions and more (Winter 2016)
• Ten-year Trends in Public Opinion From the EdNext poll: Common Core and vouchers down, but many other reforms still popular (Winter 2017)
• What Do Parents Think of Their Children's Schools? EdNext poll compares charter, district, and private schools nationwide (Spring 2017)
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• Keeping an Eye on State Standards: A race to the bottom? (Summer 2006)
• Few States Set World-Class Standards: In fact, most render the notion of proficiency meaningless (Summer 2008)
• State Standards Rise in Reading, Fall in Math: Most state standards remain far below international level, with Tennessee, a Race to the Top Winner, at the very bottom (Fall 2010)
• Despite Common Core, States Still Lack Common Standards (Fall 2013)
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Student Achievement by State and by Country
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• Achievement Growth: Is the U.S. Catching Up? (Fall 2012)
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Book DescriptionWorld Ethics: The New Agenda identifies different ways of thinking about ethics, and of thinking ethically about international and global relations. It also considers several theories of world ethics in the context of issues such as war and peace, world poverty, the environment and the United Nations. Key Features: * Rejects the idea of international scepticism and the 'morality of states' * Demonstrates the distinction between a global ethic as a theory and as social reality * Defends the claim that we are world citizens with global duties The second edition has been substantially revised to take account of recent global developments. The discussion is grounded in an awareness of the post-9/11 world in which we live and offers a more detailed exploration of the idea of global citizenship and a global or cosmopolitan ethic. There are new sections on terrorism and security and on global justice, and additional material on issues such as climate change, internationalist ethics, the ethics of war, sustainability, development, globalisation, global civil society and global governance. Each chapter now has a summary box at the beginning and a set of questions for discussion at the end.
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Books By Author Nigel Dower
Ethics of War and Peace, Paperback (May 2009)
An introduction to the diverse and wide-ranging ethical aspects of war and peace. It uses a wide range of examples from across the world and includes discussion of nuclear weapons, new wars, terrorism, humanitarian intervention and human security. It is suitable for students who have no prior knowledge of philosophical ethics.
Ethics of Peacebuilding, Paperback (December 2008)
Outlines the need for effective and sustainable peacebuilding in order to restore the conditions for co-existence in fractured communities around the world.
World Ethics, Hardback (September 2007)
Identifies different ways of thinking about ethics, and of thinking ethically about international and global relations.
Introduction to Global Citizenship, Paperback (February 2003)» View all books by Nigel Dower
In this short textbook introduction to the idea of Global Citizenship, Nigel Dower examines the arguments from ethical, social and political theory for and against the view that we are global citizens.
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Before I go downt he road of hiring an expensive divorce lawyer I am hoping my spouse and I are able to agree on custody and financial support but I would like to find out based on what he makes how much I would possibly be awarded.
Child support and temporary spousal support are based upon guideline calculations, so the primary factors are the number of minor children, timeshare of the children, gross monthly incomes of the parties, tax filing status, and dependency exemptions. Permanent spousal support is based upon the 14 factors of CFC§4320, and is generally awarded for half the duration of the marriage in a marriage of less than ten years, and theoretically for life in a marriage of greater than ten years.
Specific facts are obviously required to ascertain the exact amounts and possible duration of any support to which you may be entitled. As such, you should consult with a local attorney and request that they run these, specific calculations for you.
As always, the highest regard should be given to the information provided by your local attorneys.
My colleague is correct. There are a number of factors that you need to consider. If you have some basic information, you can visit the California department of child support services web site listed below and enter your information. But remember, the information you put in directly impacts what comes out. So if it is off or different or incorrect, you may be relying on numbers that are different from what your husband calculates. Also, the spousal support amount from the online formula is for "temporary" support. Here's a little general information about spousal support for you to consider:
"Temporary spousal support" is only while your divorce is being processed through the court system. It very often tends to be higher than the final order (although not always).
"Permanent spousal support" does not mean it is forever and unchanging. It is the term used for the final order after your divorce is complete. The court is prohibited from relying on the algebraic formula for this calculation. Instead, the judge must consider the factors listed in Family Code section 4320 et seq. This is one reason why spousal support is often the most fought over, most expensive, and least predictable issue in a divorce.
Modifiable or not: is the amount going to be fixed or can it be modified in the future? This depends on a number of factors, not the least of which is the duration of your marriage, the standard of living, the sources of your income, and so on. There are benefits and consequences to having modifiable or non-modifiable support. I do have a worksheet on this that I share in my mediations.
Duration: as my colleague mentioned, the "rule of thumb" is that for a marriage of less than 10 years, if spousal support is awarded, it is usually awarded for about half the length of the marriage. 10 years +, it could go on for life, until death, until remarriage, or it could be stepped down over a period of years, etc.
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Presho and Kennebec Elementary students invited their Dads to school Thursday, April 5 for Doughnuts for Dads, an annual event held each spring at the Lyman School sites. Dads, Grady Floyd, Tim Wagner, and John Uthe, far back, along with their children enjoy breakfast together before the start of the school day.
- Lyman Seniors serve as pages
- Annual Farm & Home Show set for Saturday
- Celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Presho March 18
- Manger fundraiser a success
- Presho Guardsman completes mission to Washington, DC
- Local teen served as page on legislature
- Snow piles on Main following storm
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The first 50mb broadband service was launched in the UK yesterday, but at a cost of up three times more than the standard service and with only limited availability. Virgin Media introduced its super-fast broadband service which it claimed was nine times faster than the industry average, and talked of hitting 200Mb in the next few years.
BT is preparing to plough a £1.5bn investment into its network to boost broadband speeds around the country, and providers including BSkyB and TalkTalk also plan upgrades. Most hope to double the broadband speed in the next few years.
On the old dial-up internet connections, downloading a DVD-quality movie could take more than five hours. With the latest speeds, movies can now be on home computers in as little as three and a half minutes – almost the same time it takes to make a cup of tea.
At a press conference in London, Virgin chief executive Neil Berkett called the launch a "step change" in the industry and a "historic moment, for both Virgin Media and the UK." He added, "Welcome to broadband's golden age". Every journalist was given a goodie bag including an iPod Nano to mark the occasion.
The high-speed internet access reflects the changing needs of consumers, Virgin says, because customers want to download movies and music, upload content, stream TV and increasingly interact with each other on sites such as Facebook and Bebo.
Charlie Ponsonby, chief executive of Simplifydigital, an independent broadband price comparison site, said that 2009 will be "a very interesting year for the UK broadband market; the launch of ultra-fast broadband will really start to change people's perceptions about what is an acceptable broadband speed." Providers are expected to aggressively market the new speeds, with anything less than 20Mb seen as second-rate.
Virgin's 50Mb service is available to about a million homes, but is hoping to roll it out to the entire customer network of 12 million next year. The group commissioned YouGov this year to research broadband trends. It found that just more than half of Britons watched TV programmes or clips online in the past year, and added that a record 88 per cent went online every day. It believes the future is in providing more bandwidth for those demanding ever-more data heavy content.
Jeremy Beale, head of e-business at business lobby group CBI, said the huge demand was not there yet. "Companies are increasing the speed not because they fear being outgunned by their rivals. The demand isn't there yet; it's about preparing for the future."
But analysts wonder whether families struggling in the economic downturn, will fork out as much as £51 a month for the standalone service. Rivals pointed out that although customers have access to 10Mb or 20Mb, 71 per cent of Virgin's broadband users currently use the 2Mb service.
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Dating back to the second millennium BC - this gold and agate Sumerian necklace is priced pounds 1,200 at Pars Antiques, one of 200 dealers at Grays Antique Market, Davies Street, Mayfair, London W1, which opens its doors for an extra day on Saturday (10am-6pm) as well as Monday-Friday (10am-6pm).
The piggy bank dates back farther than you might think. This one, in terracotta - nearly eight inches high - has survived five centuries of annual rattlings and bangings in its native East Java. The Javanese made them as early as the 14th and 15th centuries, about the time that Chinese traders popularised the use of coins. There were terracotta rams, turtles and frogs, too. But pigs are special - they signify prosperity. This one, from a household or village shrine, is on display, priced pounds 3,950, at Spink, 5 King Street, St James's, London (0171-930 7888).
Rich kid's Christmas present: this unique half-scale scratch-built Bugatti Type 59 powered by a 24-volt dry-cell battery. The maker began building it as a toy for his son, but perfectionism overtook him. He spent 1,500 hours on it. Estimate pounds 4,000-pounds 8,000 in Brooks' toy and model auction at the Sheraton Park Tower Hotel, Knightsbridge, London SW1, tomorrow (2pm, information 0171-228 8000).
Snatched by the British photographer David Hurn - Charlton Heston resting on the set of El Cid in 1960. Estimated pounds 300-pounds 400, it is one of 138 prints of the cinema by members of the freelance photographers' collective, Magnum, set up to protect copyright and maintain standards. Bonhams' sale on Thursday (6pm) celebrates Magnum's 50th anniversary. It offers a print of Ingrid Bergman by one of Magnum's founders Robert Capa, and of Marilyn Monroe by Eve Arnold and Dennis Stock. Estimates pounds 200-pounds 1,500 (0171-393 3900).Reuse content


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Task 1 - Add admin's ability to add fileds to inventory tables.
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Just a spoonful of honey helps the medicine go down.
Ah, good ol' Mary Poppins. She clearly knew what she was talking about (or should I say, singing about?). And while I'm all about the honey, as evidenced by nearly every single baked good recipe on the blog, let's change up Mary's advice today with a glassful of sparkling water.
I promise, there's a method to my madness. Messing with Mary Poppins' famous words requires a bit of explanation.
This is the season for colds, the flu, allergies, and germ-loving goodies. During this season, I strive to arm my family with extra germ-fighting protection by planning and making immune-loving meals throughout the week, like a soup that's loaded with homemade broth, veggies, and leafy greens. Or a vitamin C smoothie to complement breakfast. But the true sign of the season is always the debut of my family-famous elderberry syrup.
So, what are elderberries? Let's recap. After all, it's been almost two years since I shared my homemade elderberry syrup here on the blog, and we've had many new friends join the Live Simply Family since that original post.
What are Elderberries?
Elderberries are grown on a bush. The small, blueish berries are harvested to make sauces, juice, wine, and syrups. The berries are rich in antioxidants and boast an incredible amount of vitamins and minerals, including nearly 87% of the daily recommended amount of vitamin C, and vitamin A. Basically, there is much more to a little elderberry than what meets the eye. While she may be small, she's an immune-boosting superhero.
To help keep our bodies in tip-top shape during cold and flu season, I usually make several batches of elderberry syrup over the course of the winter and spring months. According to Mountain Rose Herb, my go-to resource for all things herbal, "Elderberry syrup is a proven remedy for preventing and recovering from the flu, colds, excessive mucus, sore throats…"
Elderberry syrup is sold in most health food stores, but the price is quite steep, and frankly, I'm not a huge fan of the taste. But when made at home, elderberry syrup is comparatively inexpensive and has a pleasantly sweet taste, thanks to the added honey, similar to a (real food) pancake syrup.
I've been making elderberry syrup at home for a couple of years now. Everyone in my family takes about a spoonful a day, straight from the jar. I promise, there's no double dipping. That would kind of go against the point of consuming elderberry syrup, right?!
To help add some variety to our elderberry routine, I've been on the hunt this year for creative ways to use our syrup without compromising the daily "boost" we're looking for. I've experimented with smoothies and salad dressing, and even popsicles, but nothing has really struck me as "this is it!" Until, last month…
As I whizzed around the kitchen cooking dinner one night, I spotted an unopened bottle of sparkling water in the pantry, and suddenly my elderberry lightbulb moment happened. What if I combine a tablespoon of elderberry syrup with sparkling water and add a hint of citrus for both the vitamin C and flavor boost.
That moment was the happiest mocktail moment of my life. Okay, granted, I don't exactly make a lot of mocktails or sodas. Moving on…
The sweet taste of elderberry syrup mixed with the sparkling water and a bit of sour lime juice has forever changed the way I enjoy elderberry syrup. This soda discovery has also increased my food budget since sparkling water is now regularly on the shopping list. The kids aren't big fans of this drink, but that's 100% okay with me (they still take elderberry syrup by the spoon). This soda feels like a fancy adult soda or mocktail treat at the end of a long day.
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- 1 TB homemade elderberry syrup*--Store-bought syrup will also work, but it's very pricey.
- ½ lime, juiced* (I use this for easy juicing)
- ice
- (optional) fresh herb garnish, like thyme or mint
- Pour the sparkling water into a glass, followed by the elderberry syrup and lime juice. Stir the soda to combine the ingredients. Top the soda off with ice and an herb garnish (thyme or mint) if you want to feel fancy. Mint will add a minty flavor to the soda.
*You may increase these amounts according to your taste.
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Awards and Recognitions
The Biochemistry Club was awarded an Outreach Seed Grant by the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) to expand the scope of their outreach goals in the coming year. The club is a Chapter of the ASBMB's Undergraduate Affiliation Network. Their proposal, compiled by club officers Kyle Robinson, Corinne Wilschke, Jacob Crosser and Ryan Louer, and guided by club advisor Orla Hart, focuses on expanding outreach activities in an efficient manner to middle- and high-school kids and includes an assessment strategy to measure impact.
Saying Goodbye
Heejin Yoo graduated and was featured in the May newsletter (Ph.D., Dudareva), but she was unable to provide her next stop at that time. She will leave the Dudareva lab on August 13 and begin a postdoc appointment with Dr. Xinnian Dong in the Department of Biology at Duke University in September.
raduate Student News
Nick Anderson passed his Ph.D. defense on July 11.
Undergraduate News
The nine 2014 REU students participated in a poster session on July 25 as part of their summer experience.
The nine 2014 REU students participated in their final presentations on July 29 as a part of their summer experience.
Experience Purdue
On July 21, Orla Hart (Coordinator for Teaching Labs) hosted 14 students during "Experience Purdue", a University-wide event for high‐ability high school seniors, for a lab session titled, "Getting the fuel out of biofuels: mushrooms are not just a pizza topping!" Students prepared extracts from different types of common mushrooms, and compared their cellobiase activity. As part of the lab, students had the opportunity to perform common biochemical techniques – enzyme kinetic assays and spectrophotometry, in addition to liquid handling.
HASA (July 13-26)
The Hoosier Agribusiness Science Academy (HASA) initiative is an effort developed to encourage Indiana students to get involved in one of Indiana's cornerstone industries, agriculture. The Office of Multicultural Programs in the College of Agriculture held their annual "Tier III" event for 30 high school students. Students visited Biochemistry for a four-session mini‐project with Orla Hart (Coordinator for Teaching Labs) under the theme of "Sustainability", specifically looking at how GMOs are created. Abby Engelberth (ABE faculty) and Jacob Crosser (BCHM undergrad) were also involved. Students successfully transformed
E. coli
with pGLO, and generated inducible GFP expression system. They followed that up with purification of the GFP by both SDS-PAGE and hydrophobic-interaction chromatography. Spending two weeks on their own lab project was a very effective way of fostering their enthusiasm for biochemistry, and a number of the students plan to apply to the College of Agriculture in the next year as a result of their two-week experience here.
BCHM Renovation Projects
An update since February and/or May
The furniture for BCHM 105 classroom is due to arrive on August 13. Project is expected to be complete by the start of fall classes, August 25.
The 4,000 square foot third floor annex project is still in the "final study" phase with the architect.
The head-house growth chamber room adjacent to the new greenhouse will be completed August 15.
The renovation to laboratory space in BCHM 112 and 113 that is part of the "Big Moves" initiative and that will become a Plant/Synthetic Biology Teaching Lab was expected to begin this summer, but is now targeted to begin in March 2015 and expected to be completed by the start of fall classes.
Contractor negotiations are underway to replace the current central house vacuum system located in the BCHM attic. The current system is a Venturi (steam and water) Vacuum system and it will be replaced with individual diaphragm pumps.
New Projects
The department now has a small kitchen located in BCHM 104 with an operational sink that is open for all to use. The kitchen will be used to prepare for department seminars, receptions and special events.
The BCHM building will be getting a new air handler in the attic that will service the 1st floor offices and conference rooms (111, 110, 110a, 109, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 121a). That work is targeted to begin in October.
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Brett Bishop (Ogas lab) traveled to Chicago, IL, and presented a poster entitled, "The chromatin remodeler chd5 promotes head development during embryogenesis of
Danio rerio
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Clint Chapple traveled to Vancouver, Canada, to present a seminar entitled, "Transcriptional feedback mechanisms that impact lignin biosynthesis in Arabidopsis" at the 25th International Conference on Arabidopsis Research (ICAR 2014) University of British Columbia.
Natalia Dudareva traveled to Xiamen, China, and presented a talk entitled, "Plant aromatic amino acid network: what's left to know?" at the 3rd International Conference on Plant Metabolism.
Humaira Gowher traveled to Nassau, Bahamas, and presented a talk entitled, "Modulators of DNA methylation" at the FASEB meeting on Biological Methylation.
Joe Kappock traveled to Waterville Valley, NH, and presented a talk entitled, "Acetic acid bacteria tweak primary metabolism to pass the acid test" at the Enzymes, Coenzymes & Metabolic Pathways Gordon Conference.
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It must be Friday. Please tell me it's Friday. I only come here to use the printer and get free coffee, anyway. As long as I'm planning to sneak out early and go to the beach (or at least take a bath, which is basically the same thing, right?) let me make sure to file the popular vote results from all three grids – nonfiction, fiction|poetry, and microfiction – right here first!
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[quote]A post about a diagnosis, especially a life-altering and scary one, is often filled with so much detail it can almost be a detriment. Of course it's understandable how that could happen, but it doesn't always make for the best personal essay. Then we have this essay. The power of Emily's piece lies in what is not said and, perhaps even more important, what Emily herself cannot recall. She calls the day of her diagnosis a canyon and tells us how she hungers to know the details. We want them too, but her honesty and yearning in her voice makes us want them for her more than we want them for ourselves.[/quote]
[quote]Picking a favorite out of the fic|po grid this week was tough but one that stood out for me was Ashley Austrew's "Galaxy." The free verse poem has an inner rhythm that takes the subject of maturation through its paces without the overwrought angst that often typifies relationship lessons. Ashley's word choices are lean, angular; precise but laden with meaning. Hole and whole punctuate the phases of her experience and we follow her from one to the other. Nowhere is this more evident than when she arrives at the middle of her poem with this wordplay: "He made me / Hole." From this point on, self-awareness fills these pockets of insecurity. The narrator comes to see her hand, herself, as whole. The organic choices made in spacing and line breaks reflect the trepidation we all experience while coming to believe in ourselves.[/quote]
[quote]If you've been around yeah write for a while, you've heard me rant before about adjectives and adverbs. I love lush, lurid descriptive phrases, but they're exhausting to parse and sometimes writers get so caught up in describing a scene that they forget that something should be happening with the plot. Silverleaf avoided both of those traps this week, sprinkling metaphor and rich description like "the first golden light of morning leaking over the eastern horizon" in between sparse dry sentences. By crafting her story like this, she left enough empty space for the reader to really listen to those descriptions blowing through her piece like the wind.[/quote]
[quote]Susan intrigued me with the first line of her poem "The Story" and kept my attention the entire way through. She created a lovely, almost tangible rhythm with the repeated staccato of her consonants: intellect, haystack, pinpricking. I particularly loved the first five lines – they resonated really well with me. Every time I took another look I made another connection. Any poem that is both beautiful and thought-provoking deserves a few extra reads – make sure you go and do that.[/quote]
[quote]When you only have 42 words, it's tempting not to re-use any of them. Kymm showed us the flip side of this rule this week. Her internal repetition kept her microstory tight and tense, revealing little by little, inch by inch, the thing lurking in the shadows. The overlapping gradations of denial slowly giving way to terror built enough suspense that the final, two word sentence had as much impact as the scream it described. (Give yourself an extra point if you got the Jimi Hendrix reference.)[/quote]
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About Riverboat Five
A fine if now forgotten dixieland band, the Riverboat Five played no-nonsense New Orleans jazz during the second half of the 1950's. Founded and led by clarinetist Ed Reed, the original group consisted of cornetist Ted Butterman, trombonist Wray Thomas, pianist Keller Merck, banjoist Dargan Fitch, tuba player Ed Tedder (who doubled on tenor), and drummer Jim Lunsford. Originally based in Atlanta, the band developed their group sound while playing for three years in Atlanta at a garage that was converted into a nightclub. After working in the Southwest, they.gained some fame in Las Vegas where they were signed to play eight weeks a year for the Dunes Hotel during 1957-61. The Riverboat Five (which was always a septet) also caught on well enough in New York to become a popular attraction at Bourbon Street. They recorded six Lps for Mercury during 1958-61 (none of which have been reissued on CD). While the first three were cut in Chicago with the group's original lineup the fourth and fifth were made in Los Angeles with such notable names as tenorsaxophonist Eddie Miller, guitarist Nappy Lamare, either Ray Bauduc or Nick Fatool on drums, trombonist Bob Havens and trumpeter Dick Cathcart. The group's final effort was cut with an expanded lineup live in New Orleans in 1961. Throughout their career, the Riverboat Five mostly stuck to dixieland warhorses (with occasional exceptions) but Hall's arrangements and the musicians' general enthusiasm made their renditions sound fresh and lively. ~ Scott Yanow, Rovi


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Voting starts in March for the Drupal Association Board election.
I'm still not sure if it is a bug of masquerade, or views, or ctools,
but if you log in as admin,
masquerade as some ordinary user,
and switch back to admin, you see no views on admin/structure/views.
before masquerading: http://pix.am/dPDH/
after switching back to admin: http://pix.am/r0I8/
views 7.x-3.0-rc3
ctools 7.x-1.0-rc1
masquerade 7.x-1.0-rc4
Comment #2andypost CreditAttribution: andypost commented
have you tryed a current dev versions of views and ctools?
looks strange
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I wonder if we should figure out a way to use tomcat trunk rather than our modifiec 6.0,20. They are presumably making some progress on servlet 3.0 and there are definitely some fixes we could use.... for instance the recent problem I fixed where jasper assumed all classloaders are URLClassLoaders was already fixed more thoroughly in tomcat trunk. If I was to do this I guess I'd set up a project like our 6.0.20 external project and build it with maven. I think this is a viable approach but hope I'm not the one to set it up :-) thanks david jencks
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Tropical Fish Keeping - Aquarium fish care and resources (http://www.tropicalfishkeeping.com/forum.php)
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New Tank Help
HI, All Setup a new tank 210L 46gallon a week ago using a fluval ext 3 filter containing bio-max and carbon.
i have put 9 danios in the tank all levels are at 0 ammonia, nitrate .PH 7.2 feeding twice a day. My question is there enough fish in to cycle the tank.
Please help
Still pretty green with tanks myself, but I used 10 danios to cycle my 26G, so I would think you should have at least 15 in yours, maybe even 20. Otherwise your cycle may take a LONG time or not happen at all since the Danios won't put enough ammonia into the water to allow the bacteria to start grow.
Yes that what i am starting to think.
Anyone else any ideas
Re: New Tank Help
the cycle period may be greater than 28 days and
the danios may not be happy fish if the ammonia and nitrites rise very, very slowly before they peak (your post indicated nitrates but I believe you meant nitrites).
I cycled my 110G tank with 12 guppies, seven cories and 6 gold nuggets.
I fed very little and barely observed an ammonia and subsequent nitrite concentration.
The ammonia concentration was not detectable at 14 days and the nitrite concentration was not detectable at 21 days.
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What happens is the file never completes loading in the editor. All the content
is there, but the throbber is still spinning. This means there is no
nsIHTMLEditor created for the document. This is probably why the NS_NO_INTERFACE
error keeps getting thrown from nsEditorShell. After more digging, if the IFRAME
is commented out, then the page loads and is editable.
Code snippet to use for testing:

Here is an iframe:

IFRAME element

I believe iframes are out... but I may be wrong. Nisheeth are these handled in
the DOM?
The HTML spec says (sec. 16.5):
The information to be inserted inline is designated by the src attribute of
this element. The contents of the IFRAME element, on the other hand, should
only be displayed by user agents that do not support frames or are configured
not to display frames.
IFRAMEs currently work fine, but this bug exists whether the IFRAME has a SRC
attribute or not. However, the *contents* of the IFRAME do become editable.
Attaching a testcase.
* load attached testcase
* Go to "File | Edit Page"
* The contents of the iframe are editable, the page is not.
* The page should be editable. The contents of the iframe should not (?).
This seems more like an editor bug than a Layout bug. (Note that I never saw
the throbber keep spinning. Maybe that is fixed.)
Created attachment 9592 [details]
Beth, the page loads fine now, but as David says, instead of the page becoming
editable, the IFRAME inside the page becomes editable. This seems like a editor
specific issue, so re-assigning this back to you.
asking Simon if he has any ideas as to why the page becomes uneditable, but the
IFRAME is editable.
Yes, I do. We'll make the editor on the last IFRAME that is loaded, blowing away
previous editors in the process. Fixing this requires some thought.
Testcase, please?
Actually, I think fixing this will requires at least some of the work for
embedding to be complete (bug 35639).
Simon -- tests cases are already in here, see the sample code in the file and
David Baron attached a test case
setting to m18
cc: valeski, dougt for embedding info. To fix this bug, I need to be able to hang
an editor off a docShell (or equivalent), which leads us down the embedding path.
Have you guys started down that path yet?
added correctness keyword and bringing it back to m19
moving to future per review with bij and beppe
*** Bug 60869 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Editor issue.
In a recent build I now see this:
page loads fine but it not editable; clicking on links in the iframe load those
editorbase- for now but this is subject to change later
add http://news.bbc.co.uk/ as a testcase (iframe with java)
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 14156 ***
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Lonely, I'm so lonely
This lone basketball with its weathered and faded colors bears the signs of many games of hoops. It sits in an empty court as if the players just disappeared. Funny how insig-nificant things like this quiet court with a forgotten old ball go unnoticed, until it catches the eye of a photographer, who then captures the scene that remains unseen — at least until now. The public basketball court on Catherine Street in Patterson is one spot that local children, teens and adults can go to enjoy a friendly game of basketball. Eleven days remain in the Christmas/New Year break for the stu-dents and employees of the St. Mary Parish school system.
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kinect point cloud
just using the saturation value (close range). manually aligning the texture to the depth, which isn't really right: it needs to be projected onto the depth map.
note that this uses hector's default 'gamma' function, but what really needs to happen is taking the inverted reciprocal 1/(1-x) as i'm pretty sure the 11-bit image returned by the depth sensor is a disparity image. edit: i just posted a function for converting to meters here github.com/OpenKinect/openkinect/wiki/Imaging-Information
if you want to see this in realtime, swap out the glview.c from your copy of the github openkinect project with the glview.c posted on the OF board: www.openframeworks.cc/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=4947...
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