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Woman's Recent Death Ruled a Homicide Because of a Bullet Wound in 1982
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The USC Symphony Orchestra presents renowned mezzo-soprano Janet Hopkins at the Koger Center for the Arts stage at 7:30 p.m. November 16. Hopkins also is an assistant professor of voice in the School of Music.
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The program includes Listen Now, My Children, by Samuel Jones; Songs of a Wayfarer, by Gustav Mahler; and Symphony in C minor, Organ, by Camille Saint-Saens.
Hopkins is a 16-year veteran of the New York Metropolitan Opera and has performed around the world. She made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera during the 1991–92 season and continues to entertain opera lovers across the country.
USC Symphony is supporting Marine Toys for Tots this season. Guests are encouraged to bring a new and unwrapped toy as a gift to the concert.
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Colorado School of Mines receives $1 million gift from Anadarko
GOLDEN, Colo., Sept. 24, 2008 – The Anadarko Foundation, a nonprofit organization operated by Anadarko Petroleum Corporation for educational and charitable purposes, made a $1 million gift to the Colorado School of Mines Foundation, with $500,000 slated for the construction of Marquez Hall, a new petroleum engineering facility, and $500,000 for Mines' Department of Geology and Geological Engineering. A reception to formally announce this remarkable gift will take place at the Mines Geology Museum on Sept. 25 at 4:30 p.m.
"Colorado School of Mines has been producing top-quality geoscientists and petroleum engineers directly benefiting our industry for more than a century," said Bob Daniels, Anadarko senior vice president, Worldwide Exploration, who holds a master's degree in petroleum geology from Mines. "The university has demonstrated a commitment to continuing this tradition by staying at the forefront of expertise and technology related to the earth, energy and the environment through the continuous enhancement of its curriculum and facilities. This dedication goes hand in hand with Anadarko's commitment to develop the future leaders of our industry."
Anadarko's gift brings total funds raised for the school's state-of-the-art petroleum facility, Marquez Hall, to more than $20 million, propelling Mines toward its $25 million goal for the first phase of the building and an anticipated spring 2009 groundbreaking. The company's additional $500,000 commitment will strengthen geology and geological engineering at Mines, funding new graduate fellowships, student travel and fieldwork, as well as departmental needs and initiatives. The gift will also establish the Anadarko Petroleum Lecture Series at Mines.
"The Mines community is proud to count Anadarko as one of its most loyal corporate partners," said President M.W. "Bill" Scoggins. "Such a remarkable commitment extends the school's capabilities in areas critical to the energy industry, and helps to strengthen our international reputation as a top-tier teaching and research environment in engineering and the applied sciences."
"People are the foundation of our success and Anadarko employs nearly 100 geoscience and engineering graduates of Colorado School of Mines, so I can attest to the crucial role that the university is playing in developing the talented individuals so key to our industry's ability to continue finding and producing energy resources vital to the world's health and welfare," said Jim Kleckner, Anadarko vice president of the Rocky Mountain Region, who holds a petroleum engineering degree from Mines. "We are delighted to broaden our long-standing partnership with Colorado School of Mines through this gift and enhance the outstanding educational opportunities the university makes possible."
Founded in 1874, Colorado School of Mines was established to serve the needs of the local mining industry. Today, the school has an international reputation for excellence in both engineering education and the applied sciences with special expertise in the development and stewardship of Earth's resources. For more information, visit www.mines.edu.
Anadarko Petroleum Corporation is among the largest independent natural gas and oil exploration and production companies in the world. The company's major areas of operation are located onshore in the U.S. Rocky Mountain and Southern regions, the deepwater Gulf of Mexico and Algeria. As one of the largest natural gas producers in northeast Colorado, the clean-burning natural gas Anadarko produces in the state is delivered to homes and businesses along the Front Range. Anadarko recognizes its commitment to maintain the balance between protecting the environment, public health and communities while producing energy resources vital to the world. To learn more about Anadarko, visit www.anadarko.com.
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FCC Announces Trial Database for Wireless Microphone Users
Following television's transition to digital broadcasting, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ordered that a specific portion of the broadcast spectrum be vacated. Performing arts organizations were among the users who were ordered to discontinue use of wireless microphones in the 700 MHz Band, but to accommodate the needs of the many unlicensed users, the FCC announced that two safe haven channels would be set apart for shared use by unlicensed TV band devices, including wireless microphones. These two safe haven channels are expected to provide a total of 16 frequencies, which may be sufficient for an individual institution; however, the usage of nearby venues must be taken into account in order to determine whether the aggregate usage might exceed the two channel allowance. Other potential wireless microphone users would include other arts organizations such as theaters and opera companies, but also houses of worship and any other institution that uses the "white space" between TV channels.
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To help prepare for the arrival and impact of new white space devices, the FCC has announced a public trial period of a TV band database that will remain open through November 2, 2011. All interested parties are encouraged to participate in the test database and share feedback, ask questions, and report any technical difficulties. Full instructions and access to the test database can be accessed here.
The trial database is not testing interference protection, but rather the functionality of the database itself. To participate, orchestras and other wireless microphone users must contact an authorized database system and provide their geographic location, after which the database will return a list of channels that are available for operation by the device for its specific location. This public trial is designed to ensure that the database system can correctly identify channels that are available for unlicensed TV band devices and properly register those facilities entitled to protection.
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In addition to participating in the trial database, orchestras should ascertain now the number of other wireless microphone users that share the same range of broadcast channels. Once the FCC has concluded the trial database and launches an official version, it is important to note that only those users who will exceed the safe haven allowance will be permitted to register in the new database to come. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that wireless microphone users work together to determine their total usage and plan on applying for additional channels as a collective group. These groups or ad hoc coalitions need not be incorporated or formalized – there would simply need to be some system put in place to share anticipated usage for up to a year, submit the group's request 30 days before the first performance, and let all participants know which channels are permitted by the database.
Details are subject to change and the procedure is still being formulated, but venues will only be able to request the exact number of channels needed. The channels themselves can be swapped, but the number of them that are needed will have to be precise, with some demonstration that the safe haven allowance is insufficient. Once approved, will be notified whether they can use the channels they requested, and they will need maneuver around others sharing that space as usual.
- Orchestras that expect frequency usage to exceed the safe haven channel provision should plan to register their needs with the database on their own. (Remember that all requests must be made 30 days in advance and can be submitted up for up to a one year period if known).
- Orchestras that do not expect to exceed the safe haven allowance and also do not anticipate crowding by other users in the vicinity of the broadcasting range will simply need to stay within the designated safe haven channels.
- Orchestras that do not expect to exceed the safe haven allowance but that operate in frequency-congested areas should coordinate with neighboring wireless microphone users and discuss forming a collective for the purposes of database registration. It may be helpful for groups that can coordinate their information quickly to test their experience in the trial database before the public testing period ends on November 2, 2011.


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THE JOURNAL. VOL. 1. PIERZ, MORRISON COUNTY, MINNESOTA, SEPTEMBER 9, 1909. SO.1$ BEAR KILLED NEAR PIERZ While driving to Backman Monday afternoon W. Schreiner, and ath.and NkkMu<l- ler enc untered a blac- ■• ar about four mile- -.oulh of MARRI D AT MINNEAPOLIS ACCIDENTAL A prominent wedding- took plact- on Tuesday morninjr at Minneapolis wh«jn Miss Lillian Lony of Little Palls became the b ide of A. E. • e nolds. ]?ierz. The party g've b-uin After a short honeymoon the the right-of-w.iv and - ent to | hippy couple will n turn to the farm >.f J. dtivmba where P'erz where the will make they equipp. d ;hemselves with j th ir home. The bride is a prominent youny lady of Little Kalis and is well known in rifles, knives, etc. and at once gave chas The bt ar as again found in a corn field where it was shot. The proud hunters ;.t once return d to Pierz wi h their qu" ry and it was p aced on Muel ei 's saloon. weighed 35 lbs. x ibi i The n at b ar CHICKEN SLAUGHTLR ON The - a on tor mall ^ame opened Tue day, a week later thin hereto! re and ihe nim rods ar< engaged in the annual slau>,h r oi bi (1 . splendid abQptingia reported every where, the abolishment of spring shooting, together with the strict enforcement ot the law has given he spoilsman i.tie best snooting o; years. Good bags are rep rted b\ all those who have so tar returned from the hunt. Pierz. \ oung to w n, The groom is a rising business man of this a id is a dependable young man. The journal and a host a friends ex'end congratulations SHOOTING OUR SCHOOL SURPRISED Miss Delia vermerskirchen was pleasantly surprised by abo t twenty of her friends last Thur:-dav evening, the occasion being her birthday. Dainty refreshments were served and the honored guest was ihe recipient of a number of beautifull gifts. Theguests departed at a late hour after having spent o most enjovable evening. What might have been a serious accident occured last Sunday at the h'ime of John Redding, who resides four miles south of Pierz. His two sons, after having returned from a hunting trip were cleaning their guns when one, which was supposed to not have been loaded, was dis- c arged, the charge of shot passing thru the floor into the room below where Mr. Redding and John Beckman were seated. A part of the load hit the shoulder of Mr. Redding and a number of shot caused a slight wound on Mr. Beck- man's foot. The two men at (■nee drove to Pierz where the wounds were dressed by Dr. Seguin. Unless complications set in neither will be serious Mrs, J. M. Rauch and Prantv Rauch are - visito s this week Mrs. Pair AUCTION SALE Cattle, horses, and machinery will be sold for the high dollar at the Buckman farm, Sept. 21. at lo /cock a.m. Music Lessons. I wish to organize a class in instrumental music, pano and » g n. Terms fifty cent-^ a lesso . Pupils o *.all at my home over Frank Grell' store. MRS H. C. BAILEY Leo Wermerskirchen and Godfrey Tembruell left to resume their studies at St. Johns college yesterday. Miss Krantz of Elrosa who has been vi?«iting winh relatives here re urned to her home last Friday. Math Pitzl of New was a businsscaller urday. Munich ere Sat- Mr. Frank Marshili left this mo ning for St. Cloud to a i dies at he normal. Carl Kapsner and Magnus Rauch are taking in he siits at the fair this week Dan Wool man of vVenatche, Otigon, is visiting at .he home of his father 'in-law Jos. Rauch. MORRILL. M1b8 vellie Fobs ia visiting relatives at Bt. Cloud. Threshing is near.y all done in this vicinity. The geueral run if grain has been good. Jake Thoen of Dixville whs a Morrill caller Friday. Miss Ida akin of DJx ille has been visiting Mr. Am.a Gttkin. Mrs. Fisted of HUliiian was a Morrill visitor Wednesday. hiss Minnie Becker of low*, who has been visiting her brother, Gust the p.st three months returned laBt Ti.ur day. Miss Julie Roneson of Dulce pa sed through Morri 1 \Yednesda\ en route for Wisconsin where she expects to visit relatives for 6ome time. MrB. Vhadsgorski was a Morrill visitor Friday. J. O. Baker was a Buckman visitor last Mouday. M . and Mrs. A P. Stoll arriv d me ye t<rd.\ from a vi it i the soul/hern part of the state h eshii i gener il thru out the country aud the grain is turning ou nicely. Arnold Nag 1 thr. shed about 700 bu. of flax Saturday. The fir t, grain train 'he iv w Soo line passed Pierz nroute t Duluth i erday. Mrs Gertrude Saatn of Chester is visiting at home f John Gn 11. over thru yes- Ro- the Mark Vo derhaar and Paul fcDiler are seeing t ings at the fair this we. k DIED Mrs.Chritsina Zimmerman, aged % vears. an old resident of this county, coming here in the early eighties, passed away Thursday Aug. 26, at the home6f her daughterMrs. Henry Wulle ier in the town of Agram. She enjoyed a large acquaintance and her loss will be keenly felt by all who knew Muncy of Bellevue, Wm.Carl. and Christ Evert of' Unitv, Wis , and a son, John, in the old Country, are left to mourn her loss. The- funeral took p'.ace from the German Lu h- eran church in Little Falls. Frank Faust bought two feet of land adjoining his his opera house from P. W. Blake S turday, the consideration being thirty-five dollars. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bailey and d ughter, Frances left Friday for a week's visit at d.fferent points in the southern part of the state. Miss Frances will remain at Litchfield where she will attend hLh school THE MARKET Changed ever) Thursday Wheat, No. 1 Nort! 88 ,. ,. 2 HO ,, 3 .-onI B3 Flax 1 -1C. Barlev f>r> R>e 4f> Oats 37 Hav SI to ?."> Buiter, Creamery 27 , . Dairy 17 Eggs 18 Flour, Best ft 50 ,, Straight 3 40 New Potatoes '25 L. Va alv a d Geo. Kiewel tran a ted business i.i our cit- } Sui d..y. SULLIVAN LAKE. Mrs A. W. Cook and daughter Alice visit d at Mrs. ohn Britlon's Vvednes da\. Mrs Robt. Adkins called on Mrs. John Bnt.on Thursday. Miss Alice Cook dinner with &ira.T. S. Look Saturday. Win. Lynn and wife drove to Onamia Sunday. Misses Edna and Dorethy Lynn called on Mrs. Ford Sunday. Two gentlemen who were looking over Mr.Kibby's land in this part of the county stopied witn J. Taylor's Sunday. Mr. Taylor took them to Vineland Monday. We expect to have some new bouts on the lake soon. C. £, Look is making a new oue and Mrs. Ford had hers painted and repaired aud now looks like a new boat. Henry Mallette and sou Lester came up to the lako to-day. They intend to hunt here all fall. In accordance with a statement which I made last spring at tho closing exercises of our school, I will endeavor to lay before the patrons of the village school an approximate report of the condition of the same. During the past year the teachers in several of the roor s. especially the first and third, were unable to do justice to their classes for the reason that the: rooms wsre shamefully overcrowded. There were over 70 pupils in the fir6t room and over GO in the third. It is impossible for a teacher to give individual care to pupils when there are 60 many in the care of one teacher. It is in these very rooms, the lower grades, where the children need much individual care. If this crowded condition existed in the higher grades there would be less reason for complaint, in fact there would be reason to rejoice. This year through the addition of one more teacher, the pressure will be relieved in the first room but the same evil still exists in the third room, and will continue to exist until one teacher is added to the force. The pupils in the third and fourth grades are entitled to the same chances for an edu. cation as the pupils in other grades. I do not wonder that pupils enter grade after grade in the condition in which thev do enter. The fault is plainly not the The idea, that so long as you have a good primary teacher and a good teacher in the upper grades yonr school is sure to succeed, is very general but also very incorrect. A good start and a good finish is a very good thing, but how much better it would be to have it all good. The teacher of the iutermedi- her. Mrs. H. Wuellner of ate grades needs to bo just as active and Agram, Henry Zimmerman (if j wide-awake as the teacher of an other Swan River, Mrs. Frnest grade, and needs as favorable conditions us do other teachers. It is hoped that although we failed to get the necessary room this year we will get it next year. If the necesary room had been supplied and an additional teacher to the present force, a ninth grado would have been possible this year It has been and still is my ambition to give your pupils an education at homo. This district can well etford to conduct both a ninth and a tenth grade. Nothing is more foolish and r diculous than sending your children away from home, at an age when they most need parents' care. It costs on an average $200 to a year to send your children to school elsewhere. How many pupils would you need in a ninth grade to make it pay ? What you are paying out for having three or four children educated elsewhere would pay for tho extra teacher. In cases where you wish to have your children take a commercial course, sending them awa> can not be avoided, as our school is not yet a business college, but all works preparing them for a 1. education could be done here at homo as good and much cheaper than elsewhere. So far the prospects we good for a successful year. With one additional teacher to last year's force the school should be rauch better than it was. Every patron should help to make our I stand second to none of its class in the county. Send your pupil's from beginning to finish and send them regularly. Pupil's can not be promoted to the next higher grade if they enter late unless in cases where a pupil was exceptionally strong in his or her grade. Do not wait until the law compels you to send vour children. PHILIP GOERGER. German Bank of State Pierz We Have Money to Loan On Improved Farms. Cheapest Rates. Gall ln and See Us Before Placing Your Loan Elsewhere. Ed. J. Stoll formerly with the the First National Bank of Little Falls, lately, assistant cashier ot the First National Bank of Frazee has been elected cashier of the Farmer's State Bank of Dent, Minn Mr. Stoll is a brother of A. P. Stoll of this placi and is well ks.own here. Mr. Richard Boehm will have tomorrow for Lynden- ville, Minn. where he will teach that school the coming term. Dr. Fortier, dentist, in Pierz Sunday, Sept. 12, German State Bank PIERZ, MINN. Thomas Kobilka bought two acres of land of Nick Hennen near the Soo depot. He intends to build a line dwelling this fall. John Schmolke of Buckman was a caller in the journal office Wednesday. C.B Buckman of LittleFalls was a business caller Mondav. Dr. Fortier, dentist, in Pierz Sunday, Sept. 12. WEST BUH. Mrs. A.M. Carlson left Tuesday for Minneapolis to take in tho fair. Five sisters of Mrs. J. Olson frem Swan River were here visiting over Suuday. Mrs. Jac Kiewel and Mrs. H. Panske called on Mrs. H. Wieland Friday. Freedham seens to be in tho southern part of the country. While corn is all frozen around here, it is just as green as in July in that neighborhood. Four teams are hauling rock from tho stone quarrie every day to Little Falls. Hunters don't seem to be very much afraid of tho game warden. Shooting was going on in full blast the 5 and ti. Mifs A. Nelson of Ro>alton will teach the school in district 101, commencing the first Monday in October. Mioses Ethel, Hazel,Ruth and Madrid Johnson were visiting Miss Elleonora Wieland over Sunday. P. Vanherke is going to be the proud owner of a new h>use which was moved from Gravelville last Tuesday and which will improve his farm very much. Peler Tretter threshed for H. Wieland Tuesday and Wednesday. We need a rain very much, the ground is too dry for ploughing. Everything in the line of lumber can be had at reasonable prices at John borgerding & Co's Lumber Yard. BUCKMAN. Carl and Edword Kapsner left Monday for St. John's college, where they will attend school the coming season. School in districts number 105, 41 and 17 will commence Monday, Sept. 13. Victor Kass, Math, and .lac Loschei- der left Monday. They will take in the State Fail. Mrs. Nick H. Mueller of Royalton visited her parents here a few dai s. She will leave for Pierz shortly, where her husband has bought the W. B. Schreiner saloon. Nick H. Mueller and W. B. Schreiner of Pierz exhibited a cub bear here last Monday which they shot in F.Otremba's cornfield. Jos. II. Sand and John A. Brandl left Monday for St.Paul where they will take in the state fair. J> hn Schmolke returned from his business trip to Duluth Saturday. Miss Kate Dengel left for Little Falls Monday where she will be employed by Robert Herron. Nick Muelles left for St. Paul Tuesday ■ he will visit his daughters Mrs.Joe W. H. FLINN'S NEW DRUG STORE I will carry a complete line of Patent Medicines, Druggist Sundries, Toilet Articles, Perfumery, Cigars and Tobaccos, Ice Cream, Soda Water and Candy. Doctor's Prescriptions carefully compounded day or night by an experienced druggist. YOURS TO SERVE W. H. FLIISN PIERZ, MINN. Dr. Fortier, dentist, Sunday, Sept. 12. in Pierz Special Notice With the next issue of this paper, we will announce our annual Fall opening which will be the best ever shown in Pierz. By that time our stock will be complete in every Department. We want everyone to see the handsome line of Dress Goods we are showing for Fall. Never anything yet shown in town in such a variety of Patterns and Styles, its a creation, its what you want, no need of going to the cities, we have just what you are looking for and at the lowest possible price. r Golden Rule F» X. Virnig & Co., Prop. J
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The library will be offering orientation tours for first year seminar and transfer students from January 23rd through February 2nd. Any other student who would like to attend is welcome as well! The tours will take approximately 45 minutes.
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WATCH: Bill Clinton 'sings' Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines'
Move over President Obama, it's time for Bill Clinton to get the Barackdubs treatment!
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Eileen Atkins
News about Eileen Atkins, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Metaphysical Sleight of Heart
In Woody Allen's "Magic in the Moonlight," a magician is summoned to the French Riviera to expose a young clairvoyant who has won over a rich family....
July 24, 2014, Thursday
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Eileen Atkins Helps Inaugurate London's Newest Playhouse
Soon marking her 80th birthday, the actress is playing a one-woman show based on Ellen Terry at the Wanamaker, the indoor theater at Shakespeare's Globe....
January 29, 2014, Wednesday
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Funny, How Gravity Pulls Us, and the Safety Net Is an Illusion
With Eileen Atkins and Michael Gambon in the leading roles, Samuel Beckett's "All That Fall" comes to the New York stage....
November 13, 2013, Wednesday
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Samuel Beckett at 59E59 Theaters
Trevor Nunn's well-received 2012 stage adaptation of the Samuel Beckett radio play "All That Fall," starring Eileen Atkins and Michael Gambon, will be presented in New York at the end of the year....
August 5, 2013, Monday
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Yours Truly: Love and Letters
"Vita and Virginia," a play about the relationship between Virginia Woolf and Vita Sackville-West that is adapted from two decades of their correspondence, is at Luna Stage in West Orange....
October 7, 2012, Sunday
MORE ON EILEEN ATKINS AND: Theater , West Orange (NJ) , Woolf, Virginia , Sackville-West, Vita , luna stage , Atkins, Eileen , Mandel, Jane
The New Season: Hot Tickets in London
Bertie Carvel in a new version of Tirso de Molina's "Damned by Despair," Michael Gambon and Eileen Atkins in Beckett's "All That Fall" and Jez Butterworth's new play, "The River," are among the theatrical events to look forward to this season --if...
September 19, 2012, Wednesday
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Time to Die; Join Me for a Drink?
"Wild Target," directed by Jonathan Lynn, is a remake of a French film and stars Bill Nighy and Emily Blunt....
October 29, 2010, Friday
MORE ON EILEEN ATKINS AND: Movies , Lynn, Jonathan , Nighy, Bill , Blunt, Emily , Grint, Rupert , Atkins, Eileen , Freeman, Martin (1971- )
Virginia and Vita, Still Linked After All These Years
Kathleen Chalfant and Patricia Elliott co-star in the revival of Eileen Atkins's perceptive play "Vita & Virginia."...
February 25, 2008, Monday
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Souls Hungry for Salvation, but Thirsty for the Bottle
In London, alcohol and the supernatural assume significant roles in two new plays written by Irishmen....
February 8, 2007, Thursday
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A Tale of Moral Indecision Becomes One of Mystery
A new cast has transformed "Doubt" from an unsettling moral guessing game into a tidy topical detective story....
February 15, 2006, Wednesday
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Track its progress: Election Night | Final results
YUCAIPA -- It was a case of good news/bad news for Yucaipa-Calimesa educators Tuesday night.
The statewide Prop. 30 passed, meaning the district doesn't face the prospect of midyear cuts. But the district's $98 million bond failed to win over the necessary 55 percent of voters for it to pass.
"I was pleasantly surprised" at the success of Prop. 30, superintendent Sherry Kendrick said Wednesday afternoon. "The polling (made it) look like it wasn't going to pass. We won't have layoffs, or six furlough days or a shortened school year for students. And we're very happy about that."
But the district had also been hoping voters would approve Measure O, providing it with funds intended to repair and upgrade its schools. The measure received only 50.66 percent of the vote.
"It was comforting to know that over half of our community voted yes on Measure O. It didn't quite reach the 55 percent threshold (necessary for passage). But for the first measure that Yucaipa has gone for in many, many years, it did quite well."
California (the biggest source of revenue for public school districts) has cut the amount of money paid to districts per student even as the district has seen enrollment decline, meaning fewer students to be paid for. In Dec. 2010, Yucaipa-Calimesa made the decision to close the 100-year-old
Yucaipa Elementary School, citing, among other factors, a 27.24 percent decline in enrollment since the 2005-2006 school year.
The district would have used the money to repair existing infrastructure, including portable classrooms older than the 20 years of use they were designed for, non-functional drinking fountains, damaged bathrooms and leaky roofs. The funds would have also gone to improving the high-tech infrastructure at schools, adding wifi Internet access to classrooms.
If it had been approved by voters, Measure O would have meant an additional $44.25 in annual property taxes for every $100,000 of assessed value for approximately 20 years.
"We will continue to work with our students and manage our resources as well as we can," Kendrick said.
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This is the cordless light set powered by a battery pack that contours to the curvature of a holiday wreath so it stays out of sight. Eliminating the need for unsightly extension cords or proximity to an outlet, the curved weatherproof battery pack attaches easily to the back of a wreath with included zip ties. Simply push the LEDs through the wreath from behind while the cord remains hidden among the foliage. The bright white LEDs provide the same warm traditional glow as incandescent bulbs yet are rated for 10,000 hours; in the unlikely event one bulb should fail, the others will remain lit. Enclosed "U" clips hold the LEDs securely in place to prevent shifting. The LEDs can be set to light continuously or to automatically turn on for six hours at the same time every day. Multiple sets can be combined to decorate larger wreaths. For indoor or outdoor use. For 30"-36" diameter wreaths. 80 LEDs. Requires six D batteries. (2 lbs.)
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We have a deep front porch, so our Christmas wreath really needed to be lit, but the only outlet is not in a convenient place to plug in lights, so the cordless wreath lights with a timer on it is the perfect solution to our problem.
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It is so simple to program and is so effective. Half of the. package does a small table tree or wreath. Description is not clear. I didn't need to buy two orders. I won't return the. Other because they make a great gift.
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I purchased two and will use them again and again with my own wreaths, eco friendly!
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Silent Air Cooling: A New Approach to Thermal ManagementNels Jewell-Larsen,
Tessera Technologies, CA, USA
Removing heat from electronic devices is a necessity that up until now was achieved by rotary fans. Tessera, a company that delivers innovative miniaturization technologies and products for next-generation electronic devices, developed a replacement for rotary fans that can satisfy demanding space and noise constraints. They designed a silent air cooling system that uses an electric field to ionize and move nitrogen molecules in ambient air, resulting in an air flow that cools the device.
To create their model, Tessera turned to simulation using the CFD and AC/DC modules of COMSOL. Their simulation needed to take electrostatics, charge generation and transport, fluid dynamics, and heat transfer into account and model all this phenomena together. After key aspects of the blower were designed in COMSOL Multiphysics, they were ported over to a CAD software to design the rest of the system. The end result was a reliable, compact unit that operates at less than 15 dBA, which is below the average threshold for hearing.
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Hostetter, Dillman put Tornados past Anderson, 6-3April 12, 2011
Brevard faces Wingate for SAC title this weekend
Brevard, N.C. - Lindsay Hostetter rallied back to put the Tornados up with her three set victory on court no. 2 and Claire Dillman clinched the victory for Brevard with her three-set win on court no. 3 as the Tornados defeated Anderson University on Tuesday afternoon, 6-3, setting up a winner-take-all showdown at Wingate University this week for the regular season conference title.
The Tornados improve to 14-6, 7-1 in conference play, while the #12 regionally ranked Trojans fall to 9-7, 6-3 in the SAC.
The Trojans took the first point of the match in doubles competition on court no. 3 as Shelby Anderson and Julie Halbert topped Elise Labus and Jennifer Nyman, 8-2. Lindsay Shaeffer and Hostetter tied up the match on court no. 1 with their 8-4 victory, while Dillman and Michelle Prata gave Brevard the 2-1 advantage with their 8-4 victory on court no. 2.
In singles action, Lauren Trumbull tied the match up again, topping Prata, 6-1, 6-3 on court no. 4. The loss was Prata's first SAC defeat of the season as the freshman from Chapel Hill, N.C. fell to 7-1 in SAC play on the year.
Anderson continued the Trojans run with her 6-1, 6-2 victory on court no. 5, but Shaeffer tied the match up again, defeating Camie Beaulieu-Brunet 7-6, 6-2 to regain the momentum for Brevard.
Hostetter battled Avery Owens on court no. 2 in the defining match of the afternoon. Hostetter led 5-2 in the first set, but Owens rallied to take the next five games, going up 1-0 over Hostetter with the 7-5 victory. However, the junior from Livonia, Mich. won the second set 6-2 and captured the third with her 6-3 win to put Brevard within one match of taking home the win.
Dillman delivered on court no. 4, following Hostetter in dropping her first set 6-4, but Dillman rallied back to defeat Halbert 6-3, 6-3 to clinch the match for the Tornados.
Labus and Emily Weiland closed out the match on court no. 6 in a light rain, with the duo splitting the first two sets as Labus won set one, 7-6, and Weiland rallied to take the second one 6-3. Labus and Weiland battled back and forth in the final set before the BC sophomore captured the win in the tiebreaker, 7-6.
The Tornados travel to take on the Wingate Bulldogs this weekend at the WU Tennis Complex, with the winner of the match claiming the top seed at the 2011 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference tournament and the overall regular season team title. First serve in doubles competition is set to begin at 1 p.m.
Singles competition
1. Lindsay Shaeffer (BCW) def. Camie Beaulieu-Brune (AUW) 7-6, 6-2
2. Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) def. Avery Owens (AUW) 5-7, 6-2, 6-3
3. Claire Dillman (BCW) def. Julie Halbert (AUW) 4-6, 6-3, 6-3
4. Lauren Trumbull (AUW) def. Michelle Prata (BCW) 6-1, 6-3
5. Shelby Anderson (AUW) def. Jennifer Nyman (BCW) 6-1, 6-2
6. Elise Labus (BCW) def. Emily Weiland (AUW) 7-6, 3-6, 7-6
Doubles competition
1. Lindsay Shaeffer/Lindsay Hostetter (BCW) def. Emily Weiland/Camie Beaulieu-Brune (AUW) 8-2
2. Claire Dillman/Michelle Prata (BCW) def. Avery Owens/Lauren Trumbull (AUW) 8-4
3. Shelby Anderson/Julie Halbert (AUW) def. Elise Labus/Jennifer Nyman (BCW) 8-2


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Premium 14" business-class Ultrabook with carbon fiber construction.
Overview Lenovo is dedicated to building the world's most innovative personal computers. Our business model is built on innovation, operational efficiency and customer satisfaction, with a focus on investment in emerging markets. With major research centres in Yamato, Japan; Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen, China, and Raleigh, North Carolina, Lenovo is a global company with a local presence. We are creating a culture where people achieve their highest potential and deliver extraordinary results. No matter how large we grow, we will pursue innovative, creative people; relationships that are respectful; leaders who inspire, and meaningful work. If this sounds appealing to you, please apply. We would love to talk to you. Lenovo. New World. New Thinking.
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Dreamcatcher Beach-side Apartments in Port Douglas is Fringed by the Great Barrier Reef and World Heritage Daintree rainforests, Dreamcatcher Apartments offer you the opportunity to discover the colours of paradise. Port Douglas Australia is your holiday vacation rental escape - a place where you can delight in the natural wonders, adventure and spectacular scenery for which Northern Queensland, Australia is renowned.
The ideal base for your Port Douglas escape is Dreamcatcher Apartments, featuring 12 spacious holiday apartments in a secluded beachside location just metres from pristine Four Mile Beach and minutes from the town centre of Port Douglas.
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Best Table for the Studio?
Posted 18 October 2012 - 03:04 PM
I have separate pieces of 24"x24" plywood (one for white clays, one for red/browns) that I put on top of my wedging table to prevent cross contamination. I also have separate slab mats for white and red/brown -- again, to prevent cross contamination. Washing will remove surface clay . . . but some stain from colorants in the clay inevitably remain.
Posted 19 October 2012 - 09:29 AM
4. Masonite surface glued to plywood backing (I have this on my woodworking workbench I made)
I use TEMPERED masonite, and I hold it down with some sheetrock nails, not glue. That allows easy re-surfacing, the glue would be a real mess.
Thanks, John! I'll look into the TEMPERED masonite and sheetrock nails.
And I'm loving all the other ideas being thrown around here! You all rock!
Posted 20 October 2012 - 02:17 PM
I built my own with 1 inch plywood for the the top and 2x4 for the legs and frame. I am a short person so i could build it to my height. I use old printers' mats to wedge the clay and then wash those after every project and sponge off the table.
What's a printers' mat??
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Posted 20 October 2012 - 03:59 PM
I built my own with 1 inch plywood for the the top and 2x4 for the legs and frame. I am a short person so i could build it to my height. I use old printers' mats to wedge the clay and then wash those after every project and sponge off the table.
What's a printers' mat??
Ginny C.
Printer's litho mat or blanket . . . http://handbuildingt...rface-clay-mat/ Used in the old days when typesetters manually inked.
Posted 04 January 2013 - 11:34 PM
I need both a wedging surface and a work surface. I also switch back and forth from red clay to white clay so I need something "washable"
i would suggest separate wedging area, work area, and drying area for each color clay, you dont want white work that is pink (hey, you got chocolate in my peanut butter! are you old enough for that?,lol, anyway)
often you still to wedge while other clay is drying, this is why movable drying 'vats' are the way to go, plaster....perfect moment to learn how to pour plaster! it's cake to make,and durable, my vats are at least ten years old
plaster wedging surface too, whatever you were going to wedge on, put a 2x4 frame around the top and pour 3" of plaster in there
I know it's awfully late to respond to this, but can you explain what you mean by vats? In some studios I've seen plaster ovals with a nice depression so really wet slop won't run off. Is that what you mean? How do you make them, since plaster "seeks its own level<' being a liquid at first!??
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GSA Co-Sponsors 2008 GovEnergy Conference
August 4, 2008
Contact: MaryAnne Beatty (202) 501-1231
Government-wide Training Conference Aimed at Reducing Federal Energy Usage
PHOENIX – The 2008 GovEnergy Conference, geared to help federal agencies reduce energy use and costs and to meet requirements outlined in the newly enacted Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007, opens today, the U.S. General Services Administration announced.
GSA is a co-sponsor of the event with the Departments of Defense, Energy, Veterans Affairs and Homeland Security as well as the Environmental Protection Agency.
"GSA is proud to be a co-sponsor of GovEnergy 2008—the premier energy training workshop and trade show in the United States," said GSA's Acting Administrator David Bibb. "With the federal government being the single largest energy user, it is incumbent upon us to help other federal agencies reduce their energy use and costs by expanding the use of alternative, cleaner sources of energy."
Now in its 11th year, the GovEnergy conference is typically attended by federal, state, and local energy managers as well as others involved in energy management. By attending, participants gain the opportunity to benefit from available training sessions, networking and educational credits. Nearly 200 experts from around the country participate in the event, sharing their experiences, knowledge and ideas with attendees.
This year's conference offers 3 days of comprehensive training covering everything from renewable energy and energy-efficient building operations to sustainable design principles.
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In addition, GovEnergy 2008 is a green conference committed to leaving the smallest environmental footprint possible during the conference. For more information about the conference, please visit www.govenergy.gov.
GSA provides a centralized delivery system of products and services to the federal government, leveraging its enormous buying power to get the best value for taxpayers.
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Remember the Peter Principle? Well it is much worse than that. This is because, in all likelihood the person who gave that last promotion to someone who should not have been promoted, had himself reached his level of incompetence. Thus, in many hierarchical structures that have been around for a long time, you have incompetence all the way to the top. This of course explains the systemic disaster that is our current banking and finance industries.
In business and even more so in academia and government the single best way of being successful is to make your superiors happy. In business you only have to test your ideas against the marketplace. But good marketing can often sell a mediocre idea. In non technical academia and in many areas of government, a person does not even need to test their ideas against the gullible populace, but only needs to please their superiors. Give some thought to the implications of this idea. There is little if any check on stupidity and incompetence. It just keeps reproducing itself, getting bigger and bigger like... well like a bubble.
If you want to see what happens when people get promoted just because they please their superiors, and there is no real world testing, then, after looking at the world around you look here
Want to see the nature of these experts? Try this . And here is a more realistic picture of who our leaders are. They are, as the Chinese would say, the empty drum is the loudest. Most of our leaders are empty drums.
These are the Six books that I have read that give a fairly good description of the nature of humans and how they work and, with Sex and War, how evolution caused them to work that way. Although these books span over 50 years, I think that you will find that their conclusions and observations are not in conflict with each other. Some will cover areas that others do not, but if an author comes to a conclusion it will not be contradicted by another author.
I think that these two groups can be thought of as How people are, at the top, and how they got that way, below.
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Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 5, No. 0116. Monday, 14 February 1994.
Date: Monday, 14 Feb 1994 02:19:50 -0500
Subject: Miscellaneous Questions
1. Does anyone know anything about the (anonymous?) poem "Much adoe about
somethinge / or / rather much adoe about Nothinge"? It's manuscript 1706 in
the Cambridge University Library (available on microfilm). Judging by the
handwriting, it's mid to late 17th century. The poem begins "What have I
heere a ladie Poet found / an other Sappho or Semproma..."
It's quite a long poem and I'm wondering if it has been edited or
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2. Can anyone recommend a "good" (well-written and well-thought-out)
*negative* review of Branagh's *Much Ado*? I want to give my Freshman
seminar one positive and one negative review.
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Excerpt from Mr. Adnan Oktar's Live Conversation on A9TV dated April 22nd, 2014
ADNAN OKTAR: Well my brother, the radical Hindu candidate in the elections for Prime Ministry in India, Narendra Modi, is a very dangerous person. Let us make this heard all over the world. Let me see his pictures. Yes.
Do you know what the characteristic of this person is? He is an individual determined not to leave a single Muslim in India. This is a grave danger. The number of Muslims in India is in the hundred millions. That is a grave danger. A democratic candidate should come to power in India. If this person is to be addressed properly, he wouldn't be able to do evil to Muslims, if his intent is properly unveiled. As a matter of fact, let us start a hashtag for this. #HindistandaModiyiIstemiyoruz. Let us do this both in English and in Turkish and let our Muslim brothers and sisters support our hashtag. This man has very ill-intentions. Muslims are very concerned by this man. They all urged me, saying, "Master, please draw attention to this man, he has very ill intentions, he will give us a very hard time." A democratic candidate should be elected in India; a lenient, normal person should be elected.
BÜLENT SEZGİN: Master, we are expecting the support of our brothers and sisters, insha'Allah. Let me read it again. The Turkish version is #HindistandaModiyiIstemiyoruz and the English version is #WeDontWantModiInIndia, insha'Allah.
ADNAN OKTAR: That is very important because this person appears to have the means to come to power easily in India. And the promise he makes for when he comes to power is to make Muslims live in ghettoes. He says, "I will seclude them in India." And massacres take place in ghettoes. What does he say? "I will seclude them so that attacking them would be easy," and he says, "I will not let them breathe." This is unprecedented for India; democratic leaders have always come to power in India. This is a grave danger yet our Muslim brothers and sisters are not aware of this. That is why I am reminding them. There has to be a world-wide awakening against this danger.


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Yellow Dog makes the PS3 *nix platform, so maybe they do something for PSP too?
Just an idea (I don't own either of them!)
hey does anyone know about damn small linux? cuz want to use linux on my psp do do some mobile pen testing and would like to use dsl on the psp and run kismet and stuff.
here the thing i have my psp set to run linux, u need custom firmware and a program called bosch to emulate a pc. now i need to configure binary filas and stuff like that but umaa... im kinda lost. you can run win 95 easy but i dont want win!!! in you google it the first site that usally comes up is helpfull
its a cool project, exept i dont usdersatnd everything about linux yet so i would apreciate if somone could read up and tell me in non techie english what ineed to do.
Yellow Dog makes the PS3 *nix platform, so maybe they do something for PSP too?
Just an idea (I don't own either of them!)
darn i googled it for a lil and saw from only search results that its only for the ps3. which i dont own...
Not sure how you could have done any meaningful searching in 3 mins, including the reply.
Someone like an Administrator (who posts very little) take the time to give you their opinion on somewhere that may help with what you are trying to do, and all you can give it is a lousy 3min.
That's like saying FU, just tell me where my solution is.
No prob - like I said, it was only an idea. I don't own either, so have had no interest in either!
I have to agree though, it might take a little more research time!
It seemed a logical link that if Yellow Dog have an "agreement" with Sony to produce an OS for the PS3, then just *maybe* they might develop something similar for M$'s other toy - the PSP. Especially seeing as Yellow Dog have concentrated on PSP game compatibility with their PS3 OS.
Does the PSP have standard 802.11? What's the chipset?
(Have you looked at the GP2X, which is a native *nix platform. Again, it's just a vague suggestion, as it too is a handheld games platform. Although it doesn't sound like you're too familiar with cross-compiling, etc. Personally, I'd stick with the Zaurus )
no yellow dog doesnt have anything to do with PSPs
and yes the psp has a wifi, its a b but i have no clue on what the hardware is.
linux cant run on the psp. the hardware isnt like a pc, but if you have one of the earlier firwares like i do, you can upgrade to a homebrew firware. from there you can run homebrew games and apps. there is an app which is called bochs. it emulates a computer, bios hard disks, cpu and so on. from bochs, you can host an OS. so get this the psp is running its firmware, which is running and application, which is running an os on an emulated computer. cool right?
but the thing is the damn config file. well this is what it is
################################################## #############
# bochsrc.txt file for DLX Linux disk image.
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# how much memory the emulated machine will have
megs: 8
# filename of ROM images
romimage: file=ms0:/VM/BIOS-bochs-latest, address=0xf0000
vgaromimage: file=ms0:/VM/VGABIOS-lgpl-latest
# hard disk
ata0: enabled=1, ioaddr1=0x1f0, ioaddr2=0x3f0, irq=14
ata0-master: type=disk, path="ms0:/VM/hd10meg.img", cylinders=306, heads=4, spt=17
# choose the boot disk.
boot: c
# where do we send log messages?
log: ms0:/VM/bochsout.txt
# disable the mouse, since DLX is text only
mouse: enabled=0
i grabbed this one off of a tutorial on some site. this is for a diff version on linux, but i want to put dsl, so i can load it with pen testing software.
im almost geting it on right. just play with it some more.


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