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The Pansy Project Blog
I plant pansies where homophobic abuse is experienced, I then entitle the pansy in its location after the abuse received. This blog supplements The Pansy Project main website situated at www.thepansyproject.com with additional images and comment.
Put a Pansy in it!.....
Cultural Hijack
Some ITV London News Coverage...
Above, ITV News London and below some links to press coverage:
Fast Company
The Pansy Project on BBC News Website!
2012 Review
Photo above by Malc Stone
I was also delighted to be included in the magazines above. The cover-image for GEM (left) with a fascinating article by Sean Curran about queer art in museums and in 'Et Alors?' (right and viewable on-line here) which is just out I was really pleased to finally share the above picture taken by the hugely talented Malc Stone. The piece in this pioneering magazine helps spread the message of The Pansy Project and this image which I think is marvellous and may lead to further opportunities with Malc Stone in the future. For me the pansy placed in my mouth in this context powerfully communicates my intention with the project and expresses the mood of it quite succinctly. It will certainly be the cover of the Pansy Project Publication, which though slow going is coming together, I am still working on it and I'm aiming to get it ready for the spring. It will have some fascinating contributors and new images of planted pansies. The Pansy Project website has recently been thoroughly updated with a full archive of the plantings, videos, and press articles and feels very much more polished than before.
The Pansy Project in Bologna, Italy
New Video on GGTV
One of the many highlights of my recent trip to Graz in Austria for Truth is Concrete was meeting all the lovely participants and assistants there. Everyone was so welcoming and engaging. I was also pleased to be accompanied by Richard Reynolds, we shared the same stage early one Sunday morning discussing our respective attitudes to Guerrilla Gardening. Richard kindly offered to document the planting later that day. The above is what he produced and it really is a joy. The video captures both the joy and fun of planting pansies in the street and also the poignancy and effects of The Pansy Project. Well worth a watch and a share simply for the quirky music choices and and the lovely Austrian light, it is delightful. So a huge thanks to Richard for taking time out of his busy schedule to make this video.
"Truth is Concrete" Graz, Austria
Christoph Hartner indicating our next location
|The pansy above was planted at Caritas which is a catholic funded organisation that dismisses employees who are discovered to be gay.
The pansy above was planted in Volksgarten, the public convenience was a well-known cruising location during the fifties and was frequently targeted by police who were allegedly heavy handed and aggressive in the policing of the site and area.
The pansy above was planted by Christoph Hartner at a site of homophobia he experienced after speaking at university on gay issues. A fellow student had told him he thought homosexuality was a sickness. (photo courtesy of Christoph Hartner)
Rotunda Liverpool IDAHO
Wide Open School
On Sunday I was delighted to contribute to Fritz Haeg's element of 'Wide Open School' at Hayward Gallery: "The Sundown Schoolhouse of Queer Home Economics invites the local queer community to our temporary HQ for an on-going dialog about 'making ourselves at home' with casual and programmed conversing, cooking, crafting, debating, decorating, demonstrating, discussing, dishing, eating, exercising, hanging out, lecturing, moving, performing, reading, speechifying, talking, teaching, and workshopping related to LGBTQ home-making (inspired by the program of 'home economics' developed in the 19th century to educate young women in domestic duties). As a place to queer our ideas of home, it is based in the very queer home of an intimate geodesic dome tent (above) installed over a seating platform and conversation pit surrounded by fruit trees on the rooftop terrace of the Hayward Gallery for their pre-Olympics Wide Open School Program.
Homotopia / IDAHO / 2012
"Support International Day Against Homophobia & Transphobia. The inaugural launch of IDAHO 50 on May 17th 2012 will be a high profile and visible display of action against homophobia & transphobia on Merseyside. The first city to create, participate & engage in IDAHO 50. Homotopia has collaborated with 50 Merseyside companies & organisations who will mark the day by flying a rainbow flag, or create a visual statement with an artist on the day"
"Can you feel me now, lad?" with beating, Progress Place, Liverpool - Alternate View
Pansies were planted in a rectangular plot in St Luke's Church Yard, the plot though unremarkable in its appearance represents months of meetings and organising by Homotopia and The Merseyside Probation Trust.
Participants in the 'Community Payback' scheme helped plant the pansies on site on May 17th, (above) though not specifically linked to homophobic hate crime the people who took part represented society's determination to challenge unacceptable behaviour, The Pansy Project in this context reflects an element of society that is affected by crime and chooses to challenge it in a very different way. The 'Community Payback' team built planters that were placed around Liverpool and filled with pansies for IDAHO, this action represents an interesting development of The Pansy Project's social engagement, something that I am currently researching for the forthcoming publication on The Pansy Project.
On May 17th representatives of Liverpool council such as the Lord Mayor Cllr Frank Prendergast who helped plant pansies on site, (above myself with two LGBT Liverpool councillors; Cllr Louise Baldock and Cllr Gary Millarand the Lord Mayor) this ritual of planting with dignataries has become a significant and symbolic act that emphasises the ritulaistic nature of The Pansy Project and its ability to mould itself into various forms. Below left to right; The Lord Mayor's consort and daughter; Lesley, Lord Mayor Cllr Frank Prendergrast, Anne Pakula Head of Operations at Merseyside Probation Trust, Gary Everett (Homotopia) and myself speaking at the event.
It seems at this point The Pansy Project is being assimilated by other organisations and interpreted in different ways. This does not always reflect my own aesthetic but does reflect the issues The Pansy Project endeavours to confront in planting pansies at the site of homophobic abuse. In effect this outside activity in my opinion strengthens the community engagement of the work I do. As ever I also planted pansies at the site of incidents of homophobic abuse (pictured top) and it this element of the project that operates as the core or skeleton of my work. It is this activity that has enabled me to communicate with other disciplines, in this case the justice system and IDAHO which helps highlight the global phenomenon of homophobia in all its manifestations. After the event the participants chatted over tea and biscuits at a nearby cafe.....
A special thanks to all that helped facilitate The Pansy Project in Liverpool for IDAHO 50. Further documentation of the days events will be coming soon....
As ever my research continues, also coming soon, news of The Pansy Project being interpreted in another way during IDAHO 2012...


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LONG BEACH — The quality of local coastal waters improved drastically in this year's Heal the Bay Report Card - 93 percent of Long Beach beaches earned an A or B grade during dry weather, compared to just 27 percent last year.
Officials with the nonprofit environmental group say the vast improvement is due to city sewer repairs, storm drain diversion efforts and disinfection projects.
While those efforts have yielded some of the city's best scores, Long Beach is "not done yet," said Mayor Bob Foster.
"I'm proud to see our efforts to clean our coastal waters are paying off," he said. "We created partnerships and implemented innovative technologies to tackle one of Southern California's biggest environmental challenges. ... Long Beach should be proud of that."
Water quality across Los Angeles County showed improvement as well in the 22 nd annual report released Thursday.
"Anything you hear about an improvement of water quality is going to be an enhanced opportunity to hang out with the family and more of an incentive to come to a place like this," said Brodie Swisher, a Montana resident visiting a local beach. "Obviously you want to know those facts. You want to know the good, the bad and the ugly on where to be and where not to be."
About 82 percent of sites countywide earned A or B grades, compared to 75 percent in last year's report. Despite the improvement, local beach quality is still below the statewide average of 92 percent.
"We are heartened by numerous individual beach success stories, but this year highlighted that there is still a long way to go in addressing storm water pollution," said Kirsten James, Heal the Bay's director of water quality. "Locally Heal the Bay will be focusing efforts on advocating for a strong municipal storm water permit to address this critical beach water quality issue."
More than 90 beaches in the county received A to F grades for the dry-weather period from April to October 2011, based on levels of weekly bacterial pollution.
Long Beach, which sits at the mouth of the polluted Los Angeles River, has suffered years of poor water quality.
City improvements appear to be paying off, as Long Beach showed a significant jump in beach quality during summer dry weather, officials said.
According to city officials, the most significant improvement in water quality was at Colorado Lagoon, which received one A and one B, and has been removed from Heal the Bay's list of "Beach Bummers."
Last year, the city completed significant storm drain improvements at Colorado Lagoon, including the construction of a low-flow diversion system that redirects urban runoff into the sanitary sewer system and trash traps at major storm drains.
Thanks to the projects, the Colorado Lagoon saw a dramatic reduction in litter. Average counts of litter and debris decreased by 86 percent at the culvert trash rack and nearly 97 percent along the south shoreline.
"The Lagoon really is a shining star going from routinely getting an F, to now," said Tom Modica, director of government and strategic affairs for Long Beach. "And actually there are more improvements on the way."
The city is removing contaminated sediment from Colorado Lagoon, which will also help to improve water quality, officials say. The removal is expected to be completed by July.
Long Beach has received roughly $16 million in grants to improve water quality at the Colorado Lagoon.
"I feel good about (the report) because I'm in the water all the time," said Don Sipes, a Long Beach resident since 1963. "I don't know how they measure it, but I've been in the water every year since I've been here and even more now since I've been retired."
Heal the Bay analyzed 650 beaches in California, Oregon and Washington based on levels of weekly bacterial pollution reported from April 2011 through March 2012.
Samples were drawn during three time periods: summer dry season (April through October), winter dry weather (November 2011 through March 2012) and year-round wet weather conditions.
A poor grade means beach goers face a higher risk of contracting illnesses such as stomach flu, ear infections, upper respiratory infections and skin rashes than swimmers at cleaner beaches.
Six beaches in Los Angeles County were placed on Heal the Bay's Honor Roll, meaning they scored a perfect A or A-plus grades every week of the report's three time periods.
Despite significant improvements countywide, the region continues to have the greatest number of beaches with poor water quality grades of any county in the state.
In all, 11 beaches in Los Angeles County received F grades for the summer reporting period, up from last year's nine.
Avalon Beach in Catalina is still listed as the most polluted beach in the state, due in part to outdated and leaking sewer lines. However, the city of Avalon has been granted $5.1 million toward sewer improvements.
Statewide, most California beaches had very good to excellent water quality during summer dry weather last year, with 407 of 441 locations (92 percent) receiving A and B grades. That marks a 2 percent improvement from the previous report.
Overall, 34 of the beaches (8 percent) monitored statewide received C, D or F grades during summer dry weather. About 19 beaches statewide received an overall F grade during the busy summer beach-going season, up from last year's 18.
For a detailed look at beach results for each county and for report methodology, go to www.beachreportcard.org.
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'"You take what you can out of different situations," Boyes said this week. "I have to look at it as another learning experience, the way I need to play at that position. If I go back in the middle, at least I have a reference point of what I can change and what can take it to the next level."'
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Man and Woman Charged with Assaulting 3 Year Old
(Cicero, NY) – Onondaga County Sheriff Kevin E. Walsh reports that sheriff's detectives arrested a man Saturday evening for assaulting a 3 year old. Detectives also arrested the child's mother with Endangering the Welfare of a Child.
On Friday, June 28, sheriff's deputies responded to 8064 Thompson Rd in the Town of Cicero regarding an unconscious 3 year old. Upon arrival, deputies found a 3 year old that was in and out of consciousness being treated by NAVAC personnel. The 3 year old had extensive bruising and marks on his body. The child's mother, Amanda Bishop (27), 8064 Thompson Rd, was also on scene with her two other children (ages 7 and 10) and Bishop's live-in boyfriend, John Bonitz (27). The 3 year old was transported by ambulance to University Hospital. Upon further investigation, deputies learned that the 7 and 10 year old had several bruises to the body. Child Protective Services took custody of the 7 and 10 year old.
The Onondaga County Sheriff's Office Criminal Investigations Detectives discovered that John Bonitz intentionally punched and kicked the 3 year old causing internal injuries to the child. Bonitz was arrested by detectives on Saturday, June 29, and charged with the felony of Assault in the 2nd degree and the misdemeanor of Endangering the Welfare of a Child. Bonitz was arraigned in the T/O Cicero court and is currently being held in the Justice Center in lieu of $50,000.00 cash or $100,000.00 bond.


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Main Page | Risk Factors | Symptoms | Diagnosis | Treatment | Screening | Reducing Your Risk | Talking to Your Doctor | Living With Cirrhosis | Resource Guide
Esophageal varices
are similar to varicose veins except that they occur in the lining of the walls of the lower esophagus (swallowing tube). They are a common complication of cirrhosis. If the veins rupture, they can cause serious bleeding that often requires blood transfusion. Once bleeding is controlled, treatment focuses on preventing future bleeding episodes. Ruptured esophageal varices are responsible for a large proportion of the deaths associated with cirrhosis.
Endoscopy, which consists of a narrow tube mounted with a video camera being inserted into the throat, is used to identify the bleeding site. A rubber band is used to tie off the bleeding portion of the vein.
Endoscopy is again used to identify the bleeding site. It is only useful if the bleeding is in your esophagus. A drug is injected into the bleeding vein, causing it to constrict. This slows the bleeding and allows a clot to form, closing the ruptured vessel. It is necessary to repeat the procedure over 2-3 months to reduce the risk of bleeding again.
This procedure is done under two conditions:
The TIPS procedure is the creation of an artificial connection directly between the portal veins and hepatic veins of your liver. The entire procedure is performed using needles, catheters, wires, and stents placed through a vein in your neck.
In this procedure, a catheter (tube) with a stent (a tube that shunts blood) attached to it is threaded through a vein in your neck into your liver. Using x-ray guidance, the stent is placed within your liver to allow blood to flow more easily through the portal vein. Once in place, the shunt allows blood to return directly to your heart without passing through the varices. TIPS is a good choice for bleeding that is not controlled by endoscopy.
The splenorenal shunt helps to reduce the pressure within the variceal system by connecting the spleen vein to a kidney vein. On the other hand, portacaval shunt reduces pressure in the entire portal system by connecting the portal vein to the inferior vena cava.
These procedures are considered for people who:
simply takes fluid out from the abdominal cavity.
In this procedure, a soft catheter is inserted into the abdomen. Usually when large volumes of fluid are to be removed, human albumin is introduced into the abdominal cavity. Complications from this procedure include: catheter-related injury to the intestine, bleeding, infection, or a drop in blood pressure.
liver transplant
may be necessary when:
During a liver transplant, a diseased liver is replaced with a healthy liver from a donor who has died. In some cases, a portion of the liver of a living, related donor may be used. Survival rates have improved because of drugs that suppress the immune system and keep it from attacking and damaging the new liver.
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Artists have all different quirks, types of personalities and styles, hence such creativity and self-expression! For instance, maybe you're the shy-pensive photographer, or perhaps you know a moody- heart broken sculptor, how about those out-of-the-box, off the wall painters (Warhol anyone?). The list can go on and on… but by chance, have you heard of The Gross Uncle? In short, The Gross Uncle encompasses all sorts of personality and talent beyond compare (see question 3 for an accurate formula). Unfortunately for you, Fortunately for him, there is and can be only ONE "Gross Uncle." Let me introduce you to him..
Grant Gilliland aka "The Gross Uncle" is a cartoonist and illustrator with a style COMPLETELY his own. One cool aspect about this artist is that at your request he will put his Sharpie marker to work, sketching anything you wish and ship it out to you for a measly 20 bucks!! (One-of-a-kind art? Yes please! Placing my order as we stare at monitors) Turning a cool hobby into a career, Gilliland strives to enjoy life, have fun and create work that he loves, while being confident in all that he does. Combining big talent with an even bigger personality, this young artist has a long and successful road ahead of him. Let's dive right into it and find out more about this Sharpie artist…
Tell me about yourself! Hello! My name is Grant Gilliland; I have a blog called "The Gross Uncle" and I love to draw and make things. I spend the majority of my time drawing cartoons and illustrations for all sorts of reasons…sometimes for clients, sometimes just for fun. I am based in San Francisco, originally from Ohio, a place where I spent a great deal of time playing and being creative. As I recall, I also went to high school there, but really all I remember is skateboarding and making funny home movies with my friends. I also enjoy coffee, bike riding, daydreaming about absurd images, scouring the web for inspiration, and meeting new people. How did you get started as an artist? What kind of experience do you have? I started my artistic career in my high chair, cranking out crayon-styled depictions of geometric cars, amorphous birds, and freakishly proportioned people. I would probably stop a minute to spit up or scream some gibberish towards the sky, then after wiping my face and getting something to drink, it was back to work… Come to think of it, not much has changed since then…besides the fact that I use a regular chair now.
When I was a little older, I took art classes after school and then once I got too cool (air quotes) for those, I started making comics with some of my friends. I went to The Columbus College of Art & Design in 2001 and got super-inspired there - It's when I started to take art a bit more seriously. After graduating with a Bachelor's in Illustration, I balanced a part-time job as a barista with freelance work. I started getting my feet wet and figuring out my style and eventually met up with my agent, Scott Hull in 2007. I am still pretty new to the world of freelance illustration and am looking forward to what things I am inspired to make in the future.
How would you describe your personal style? This personal style recipe yields one to two editorial illustrations, one overworked 4×4 painting and about half a dozen blog posts with too much writing, it serves an infinite number of portions if rationed correctly.
- 1/2 cup of season 1 Ren & Stimpy mix
- 4 tsp of Surrealism
- 1 page of The Maxx comic book, shredded
- 2 small vinyl figures from Kid Robot (under $40), massaged in oil
- 1 Sonic the Hedgehog cartridge (Sega Genesis), quartered and cut into large pieces
- Pictoplasma to taste
- 1 pot strong black coffee
- sarcasm to taste
Directions: Mix in a blender. Pour over a 4 year art-school education, slowly adding strong black coffee to the batter, while playing a post-punk mixtape in the background. Sprinkle sarcasm over the condensed result. Let bake in the California sun for four years, and enjoy.
Where do you draw inspiration from? I spend a lot of time absorbing podcasts, YouTube videos, music, comedy albums, you name it… I just like hearing creative material from people. If there is a sense that they know what they're doing and have their own voice, usually I'm game to listen. I get in these modes where I get into a certain podcast and just listen to it nonstop…even if I don't really like it all that much or wouldn't want someone to walk in on me listening to it. I will go into the archives and listen to the whole thing – sometimes I will listen to the same episode several times. I guess I'm sort of sponge-like when it comes to most things…sometimes vaguely loofa-like, but rarely. How do you use Sharpie markers in your work? What is your favorite Sharpie?! I like the way Sharpie markers make a nice strong line. I have used other pens in the past, but I always ended up coming back to Sharpie for their consistent quality. I love the way they draw on laser jet photo paper…so smooth! I like the regular fine-point Sharpie marker…I have about two dozen lying around at any given time.
Where did you come up with the idea to sell $20 Sharpie drawings? How does this work? I wanted to sell something on my blog that was affordable and fun for me to make. The cool thing about doing these drawings is that I get to post them on the blog and say who they are for and where they are being mailed. People seem to like the idea, and each drawing is made just for them. Also, it's really helped me loosen up…the more people that order the drawings, the better they will get because of all the great drawing practice I'm getting. All you need to do to get your own is email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and ask! I am open to creative suggestions and I will gladly draw your dog.
What children's books have you illustrated for? Just one. The book is called "Theo" and there is a blog where you can check the whole thing out (http://theobook.blogspot.com). The book was conceived and written by the talented author Kentucky Lim. We are planning a whole series of books together.
So tell me, do you have a gross uncle or are you the Gross Uncle? Maybe I should just ask this: Where did you come up with the name for your blog?
I him! He me! We be me!
…Actually, the whole alias came about one summer when I was thinking about how great and sneaky it would be to have this "alter ego" that I could get extra illustration work as. So there's Grant with his cute little round style and then there's The Gross Uncle with his bizarre, awkward, hairy drawings…and all the time it's just one guy. I basically scrapped the idea when I decided to use the name for my blog, so I just ended up mixing elements from the two styles over time. Nowadays, The Gross Uncle moniker gets used the most when I participate in gallery shows…seems to fit…and it's easier to say than my last name.
If you could design for any one person who would it be? Why? I would design for the auto-tune machine because that's the most popular singer these days. Other than that, I have made a character design for my friend Donny Papermaker…he's pretty famous on the YouTube nation.
I'm curious…What do you think is the "funniest looking appendage" and why? Great question! I like the nose. That's an appendage, right? There are just so many great ways to make a nose…you can abstract it and add all sorts of funny joints and angles and planes that shouldn't be there and it can really add a lot in terms of visual punch. If your drawing is looking real good, then you could put a blue nose on a guy and it could work.
Are you currently working on anything that you can tell us about? I'm finally getting back around to working on a cartoon show called "Touch Base with Gregg Sween." The show is basically a cartoon version of a daytime talk show…it started out as a puppet show that my friend Patrick Kouse and I did last summer. We performed the whole show live at Fivepoints Arthouse in San Francisco – we only did it twice. We haven't touched it for a year and now I think it's time for us to get back in touch with our inner thespians (cue laughter here).
Anything I didn't ask that you would like to add? Yes. Can you direct me to the Instant Sharpie Replacement Hotline? That would be nice. I'd put it on speed dial and then a Sharpie representative can send new pens to my house in 2-3 business days. You accept drawings as payment, right? (Grant, you can reach me (the Sharpie Rep) at 1-800 illlosemyjob) -cue sarcasm here : )
Do you have any advice for other young artists? It's always important to be into what you're doing for the fun of it. No matter what circumstances you are under in life, fun plays a major role. Just being in a good mood can really negate and remove (even permanently) any real or perceived obstacles in life. Also just keep the world up to date on what you're doing…post blog entries about it, take progress pictures, share…being active is more important than being really good.What do you hope for in 2010? There are some major projects that I hope to finish either this year or next…patience can be tough. Honestly, just to be happy and satisfied with life sounds nice…to be happy with whatever I am working on without doubting it and to spend the rest of my time playing.
Find out more about how Grant Uncaps What's Inside on his website: www.seegrantdraw.com
Check out Grant's blog: www.thegrossuncle.com!
Want more? Follow him on Twitter and take a look at more of his art on Flickr


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hello guys, i have 2 or more different data need to be inserted into 1 column in mysql database. Example:
name = john (1st column)blood_type = B (2nd column)children = mary,keith,alex (3rd column)
name = kennethblood_type =Achildren = Oliver,Lich
in my program, i need to display/select name who had one of their children named alex. How do i call it??
You shouldn't store that information in one table, but in two tables, like
id | name | blood_type
1 | John | B
2 | Kennth | A
id | parent_id | name
1 | 1 | Mary
1 | 1 | Keith
1 | 1 | Alex
1 | 2 | Oliver
1 | 2 | Lich
And then to query
people AS p
JOIN children AS c
p.id = c.parent_id
c.name = 'Alex'
OR you could put it all in one table and join that table on itself
id | parent_id | name | blood_type
1 | (NULL) | John | B
2 | (NULL) | Kenneth | A
1 | 1 | Mary | (NULL)
1 | 1 | Keith | (NULL)
1 | 1 | Alex | (NULL)
1 | 2 | Oliver | (NULL)
1 | 2 | Lich | (NULL)
people AS parent
JOIN people AS child
parent.id = child.parent_id
child.name = 'Alex'
The way you're storing the data now doesn't scale and will give you more problems than benefits.
rémon, the name column in your SELECT clause needs to be qualified
What does the id column in children table does? what if different parents have the same child name?
Ah yes, good catch.
For query1 it should be SELECT p.name, and for query 2 it should be SELECT parent.name I've amended my previous post.
At this moment nothing, but it might be needed for later use. Plus, we need at least one column to be unique for referencing purposes. (well, not strictly so, but it's very handy nonetheless)
Just put it in there multiple times, no problem.
id | parent_id | name
1 | 1 | Oliver
1 | 1 | Lich
1 | 2 | Oliver
1 | 2 | Lich
In that case John has two children named Oliver and Lich, and Kenneth also has two children named Oliver and Lich.
There is another solution in which you only need to store unique child names once to save storage, but given how dirt cheap disk space is now, plus that it's less semantically correct, I really wouldn't opt for that.
less semantically correct? wha?
Because you don't know if they have the same child, or a different child who happens to have the same name. When using separate tables this distinction can be made. When using a many-to-many table however it can not.
different children with the same name would require different PKs
anything else, and ur doin it wrong™
I know. That's why I said 'there is another way I but highly recommend against it'
that method works fine, but it's needlessly complex
it would store each child name once, right? so that automatically means a separate name table, and then the actual child data row (in its parent-child table) would use a FK to get the name, but it would still have it's own unique PK separate from the name
Thanks for all the information but i just curious, is it possible select 1 out of 3 different data in 1 column?
No, that's why we suggested using two tables instead.


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All around the world people find ways to contend with the stresses of daily life. Here are fifty of these calming cultural secrets as well as methods for applying them at home.
When you need to keep your cool…
- Learn to laugh down your fears at Halloween
- Send your worries to Guatemalan worry dolls to look after for you
- Step outside yourself at a Venetian masquerade ball
- Focus on a single target like a Bhutanese archer
- Access theta brain waves with Malian drumming
- Become one with your natural environment like an Inuit kayaker
Bring a little slice of serenity to your busy life!
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ISBN: 9781743218457 Language: English
Authors: Johanna Ashby, Alex Leviton, Sarah P Gilbert, Phillip Tang, Penny Watson, Tamara Sheward, Simon Richmond, Sarina Singh, Steve Waters, Shawn Low, Mark Elliott, Gabi Mocatta, Will Gourlay, Joe Bindloss, James Bainbridge, Jessica Lee, Daniel Robinson, Tienlon Ho, Caroline Veldhuis, Bridget Blair, Paul Bloomfeild, Piera Chen, Emily Matchar, Nigel Chin, Rose Mulready
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Martin walked on, and turned to the left down the path that leads to the Kotzebue gate.
Kotzebue says that he was the first seafarer who visited the island.
It does not surprise us that Kotzebue failed in his attempts to get Tieck into disgrace for writing political satire.
This was the visit to Kotzebue of the queen-mother and the royal family.
Kotzebue says that a dialect of this same language is spoken by the natives of St Lawrence Island.
Two summers, in the month of June, he had managed to be at the head of Kotzebue Sound.
She was Kotzebue's third wife, and had lived for many years in strict retirement.
At the beginning of 1803, Kotzebue was again in Vienna on his way to Italy.
They have been sufficiently ridiculed by Kotzebue; but the distinctions of Denmark go far beyond them.
I'm goin' to pull my freight for the Kotzebue country up in Alaska.


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FBI: We Couldn't Have Stopped Boston Bombings
(NEWSER) – Even though a tip put Tamerlan Tsarnaev in the FBI's sights prior to the Boston Marathon bombings, there was essentially nothing the agency could have done to prevent the attack, the bureau has determined. A number of internal reviews zeroed in on how a 2011 request from Russia, which asked that the potential radicalization of Tsarnaev be investigated, was handled; law-enforcement sources tell the New York Times that its conclusion stems from these reviews. The meatiest parts of the Times' piece.
- The law held the FBI back. Based on the kind of investigation they were doing, "federal laws and Justice Department protocols" outlawed the use of surveillance tools like wiretapping, preventing a broader investigation into the bomber, reports the Times.
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yes it does take up a lot of space
Have you read the Tut on http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...light=password
Its very informative...
guys.. wanted to ask you guys for some help
i wanted to brute force on handshake file..
but i doesn't want to create wordlist and brute force it with the settings like 10 characters numeric..
can anyone guide me on the right path.
cause creating wordlist for 10 characters needed a lot of storage..
yes it does take up a lot of space
Have you read the Tut on http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...light=password
Its very informative...
the link couldn't be download ^^
The link is working
Read the forum rules:
the link may help you
You can use crunch to create the password list and then pipe that to pyrit. something like the below should work. I haven't tried it myself yet tho.
[CODE]./crunch 10 10 0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMN OPQRSTUVWXYZ | pyrit -r wpa.cap -e "AP Name" -i - attack_passthrough[/CODE
I would be interested in your setup if you don't mind posting? Even that four ATI 5970 machine on youtube can only do 280,000 PMK/s which works out to about 94,987 years to process 10 char of 0-9,a-z and A-Z.
reference: hxxp://hacking-library.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=275
My BT machine is an old 1Ghz laptop, so I do any cracking on my main desktop, which runs XP.
Cain on XP will bruteforce WPA without a dictionary. You can set parameters such as between 8-12 characters, only alphanumeric, etc. Be prepared, it'll take some time though!


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Tougher sentences all round, I think. People moan about people only getting 10 years for murder while people get 5 for 'growing some harmless plants that occur naturally, maaaaaan'. People skip around the connections between drug dealing and all the other terrible and violent crimes which come associated with it. Whether drugs should be illegal is another issue all together but the fact remains that it is, and while it is, there is a fucking HUGE amount of other crime directly caused by it.
When you go to jail for 5 years for dealing drugs, you're not going to jail just for selling some leaves that 'the man' decided were baaaaaad m'kay. You're going to jail for all the guys who OD'd in the gutter, all the guys who got shot for dealing on someone else's patch, and all the lives torn apart by drugs in one way or another.
When the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem begins to resemble a nail.
How many guys have od'd in the gutter due to cannabis? How much fighting for someones patch goes on due to cannabis? Relative to the 10 years for murder is cannabis due 5 years? Does one persons cannabis have half the effect as one persons murder? Really?!
Andy Lillis, Former Cagewarriors President
http://www.ChrisReesAcademy.com - http://thetattooedchimp.blogspot.co.uk/
I don't make the rules. There should be tougher sentences for things like murder and rape but I don't think drug offences should be taken lightly. And for all you claiming weed is an exception and doesn't hurt anyone, how many people get jail time for being in possession of weed for personal use? In fact, how many people even get a criminal record if they're caught in possession? It's already taken pretty lightly by authorities. Frankly, if you're running a cannabis factory, you deserve to go to fucking jail.
When the only tool you have is a hammer, every problem begins to resemble a nail.
Who has been hurt by weed?
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Broadcast Your Spirit at Homecoming 2011
Homecoming weekend 2011 will serve up more activities and excitement than ever before when alumni and friends visit campus on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 14 and 15. Here's a list of fun ways to show your Blue:
Friday, Oct. 14
Classes without Quizzes
3-5 p.m.
This is the fifth year for this exciting option during Homecoming on Friday from 3-5 p.m. Some of the university's talented faculty and staff will offer alumni and their spouses the opportunity to explore a variety of interesting topics. This is your chance to return to the classroom without quizzes or tuition fees! Classes and supplies are at no cost. To register for a class, simply call Jessica Swinford at 260-399-7700, ext. 6411 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com and specify the class you and/or your spouse are interested in attending. Here's the list of instructors and exciting topics:
3-4 p.m.
A. Posture, Ergonomics and Stress (Dr. Matt Hopf, BS '01)
Stress is a necessary part of life. However, an excess amount of stress can be detrimental. In this presentation, participants will learn how proper posture and ergonomics can help to reduce overall stress levels.
3-4:15 p.m.
B. Reconsidering Rockwell (Dr. Beth Kuebler-Wolf)
Although Norman Rockwell has long been admired by the American public, his reputation among art historians and critics suffered throughout his lifetime and beyond. Only in recent years have art historians begun to fully examine and appreciate the importance of Norman Rockwell as a serious fine artist. While critics have begun to take him seriously, his longtime appreciators have tended to ignore the complicated, difficult and dark parts of Rockwell's art. In this lecture we will consider Rockwell from various angles, taking into account scholarly and popular viewpoints on this most American of American artists. (25 people maximum)
3-5 p.m.
C. All Things Chuck (Dr. Larry Wiedman)
Ever spend hours awake at night pondering Charles Darwin? Probably not, but he was a fascinating figure who changed the way we look at nature and ourselves.
- Had a degree in theology, not biology from a prestigious college in the UK;
- Married his very rich cousin and had 10 children with her;
- Was an elected town official and started a fund for serving the poor through his local church, but never had a regular paying job in his life;
- Was not the naturalist on the HMS Beagle; and
- Tried to burn his only manuscript of the Origin of Species when he discovered that someone else had scooped him.
Want to learn more about the intriguing man and the idea that changed the way biologists do business? Join Doc Wiedman for a few hours of fun and discovery of "All Things Chuck" this Homecoming weekend, 2011.
3-5 p.m.
D. Bird Watching 101 (Dr. Joe Steensma)
Taught by Dr. Joe Steensma, who is literally crazy about birds, this class focuses on how to ignite your passion for bird watching and how to nurture this into a full-blown obsession. You will learn how to attract birds, how to use binoculars properly, what types of optics are best for you, and will even take a field trip to see if you can spot any of our feathered friends! All levels of experience are welcome. Beginners and near experts will all learn something new. Upon completion, students will be given the opportunity to join the elite group of USF students and alums known as S.H.E.B.A. (Super-Hardcore-Extreme-Birdwatching Association).
3-5 p.m.
E. Personal Finance: Learning to Read and Use Financial Information to Make Decisions (USF Business Professor)
This course pokes fun at financial statements for individuals interested in improving their financial positions. Each participant will receive valuable information, including handouts and an electronic spreadsheet that can be used for managing household finances. You will walk away with a better understanding of what financial statements tell you and how they can be used to help a family.
This course is appropriate for those with no accounting experience as well as those who need to refresh or upgrade their skills.
Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall of Fame dinner
6 p.m. - Alumni and Athletic Hall of Fame Awards - North Campus gymnasium (formerly Abundant Life Tabernacle)
The following individuals will receive Alumni Awards:
- Dr. James Hoot '72—Distinguished Alumnus
- Andy Pyle '98—Distinguished Service by an Alumnus
- Leo Procise '06—Distinguished Young Alumnus
- Dr. Michael Mastrangelo, M.D.—Honorary Alumnus
The following individuals will receive Athletic Hall of Fame awards:
- Andy Papagiannis '06—Football
- Jeff Rekeweg— Former head men's basketball coach
- Lindsay (Mitchener) Schott '02—Softball
- David Malone '86—Soccer
The cost of this event is $30 per person. If you are interested in attending, contact Debra Boggs at 260-399-8037 to make reservations. You will need to RSVP by Wednesday, Oct. 5 to attend.
Friday, Oct. 15
8 a.m. Check-in for Homecoming 5k Run/Walk
Hutzell Athletic Center
9 a.m. Homecoming 2011 – 5k Run/Walk
USF's first 5k Run/Walk during Homecoming will give alumni and their families, USF students, and USF employees a chance to come together and "Broadcast their Spirit" while participating in the event. Each registered participant will receive a goodie bag filled with fun items. The cost to participate is $10 per person, $5 for USF students and children 12 and under. Go to sf.edu/alumni/events to download a registration form.
9 a.m. Alumni Baseball Game, Baseball Field
Former baseball players interested in participating should contact Adam Swinford at firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, Oct. 10.
9-11:30 a.m. USF Nursing Heritage: A Journey through Time, Doermer Health Sciences building
The Department of Nursing History of Nursing display will be showcased during Homecoming located in the Nursing Commons in Doermer Health Sciences building. Many alumni from as early as the 1940s have participated in interviews as part of an electronic display. Artifacts are being collected, pictures are being scanned and uniforms are being cleaned and pressed. The schools of nursing represented in the display include Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing, St. Joseph Hospital School of Nursing, Lutheran College of Health Professions, Saint Francis College and the University of Saint Francis.
10 a.m. Alumni vs. Alumni Softball Game, Softball Field
Former women's softball players interested in participating should contact Sarah (Schmitz) Wehrkamp at email@example.com by Monday, Oct. 10.
10 a.m. Alumni Men's Soccer Game, Coonan Field
Former men's soccer players interested in participating should contact Andy Denton at email@example.com by Monday, Oct. 10.
10 a.m. Arts and Science Tailgate, Bonzel parking lot
All liberal arts, science and math alums are invited to the eighth annual Arts & Sciences Tailgate Party. Contact Dr. Larry Wiedman, email@example.com for additional information.
10-11:30 a.m. Tours of the Brookside Mansion
Self-guided tours of the mansion will be supervised by the University Relations Department and various members of the Alumni Cabinet.
10-11:30 a.m. Alumni Association tent, Brookside Plaza
Check out this new opportunity to learn more about what the Alumni Relations Department can do for you! Stop by and pick up a complimentary gift.
Noon USF Football Game vs. Marian
Bishop D'Arcy Stadium Alumni Tent, south end zone. Visit the alumni tent on the south end zone for free brats and soft drinks. Special stamped tickets must be presented to enter the tent area. Ask for these stamped tickets at the ticket booth! Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall of Fame 2011 recipients will be honored at halftime of the football game and brought out onto the football field, along with past Athletic Hall of Fame recipients.
2-4:30 p.m. Tours of the Brookside Mansion
Self-guided tours of the mansion supervised by University Relations Department and various members of the Alumni Cabinet.
2-4:30 p.m. Alumni Association tent, Brookside Plaza
Check out this new opportunity to learn more about what the Alumni Relations department can do for you! Stop by and pick up a complimentary gift.
4 p.m. Mass in Saint Francis Chapel at the west end of Trinity Hall
4-7 p.m. Alumni Family Dinner, Hutzell Athletic Center
Join the Alumni Family Dinner located in the foyer of Hutzell Athletic Center. All alumni and their families are welcome to attend this event! In addition to the great food, soda and adult beverages, enjoy the chance to visit with old friends.
5:30 p.m. Alumni Men's Basketball Game, Hutzell Athletic Center
Former men's basketball players interested in participating should contact head coach Chad LaCross at 260-399-7700, ext. 6213 or firstname.lastname@example.com by Monday, Oct. 10.


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I saw Indiana St. LHP Sean Manaea's season debut versus Indiana-Purdue Fort Wayne in the Bulldog Classic in Huntsville, AL (scouting report and video coming very soon). The temperature was in the 40's at first pitch and it was the first start for a cold weather guy on a pitch count, but Manaea's velocity, which would routinely get up to 97 late in starts on the Cape, was down around 88-92 before he was pulled in the 4th inning. He walked three and had some control issues but also flashed #1 overall pick stuff in the 1st inning. Scouts considered this start a push given the conditions.
The other consensus top arm in the draft, Stanford righty Mark Appel also didn't have a great day. The Cardinal had a tough 5-1 loss to perennial power Rice and Appel's performance was spotty, not bouncing back too strong in his first start since a disastrous super regional start at Florida St. I was in the house that night to see Appel start strong then meltdown and he again started strong this weekend versus Rice, up to 97 with three above average pitches, then steadily lost the zip on his fastball, topping out at 93 in the 5th, having trouble with command late in the game. I will be at the Stanford-Fresno State series this weekend and am eager to see if Appel can recover.
Scouts this weekend even complained that the top college prospect in the country, 2014 draft-eligible sophomore lefty from North Carolina State Carlos Rodon had a tough night, striking out 8 but giving up three homers in an opening night 6-3 loss to Appalachian State.
Not all the top pitching prospects disappointed, as a few held serve. Arkansas righty Ryne Stanek and Florida righty Jonathon Crawford both were on pitch counts and looked a bit rusty but showed the top 10 potential scouts have come to expect. Ole Miss righty Bobby Wahl is also in the top-15 pick discussion and had the best performance of the bunch with 8 strikeouts, no runs and 6 base runners allowed in 6.1 innings while topping out at 95 mph.
This quick rundown of some of the top college arms in the draft is indicative of the draft as a whole. There is talent, but there isn't a slam-dunk All-Star in the bunch and there isn't a prep talent with top-pick-type tools, as there normally is at least one player like this in most drafts. I've found in compiling my top 50 that the top 15-20 picks are fine, but in the 20's, I can't find enough players that belong there. Scouts have echoed this sentiment but chalk it up to an unsettled class that is deep in late-rising college pitching that will take some time to settle.
I subscribe to this theory for two reasons. First, I think the depth of a draft is defined by the top 10-15 picks—the truly elite players—and everything beyond that is essentially the same in every draft, regardless of how it looks early in the season or even on draft day (more on this theory later). This year, the top 10-15 picks are weak but have fine depth and that is all you need to know to deem this a weaker draft. The second reason is that a number of college pitchers came relatively out of nowhere into first round consideration on opening weekend, so the prediction is already coming true.
The guy scouts were really buzzing about this weekend was Jacksonville University RHP Chris Anderson. Anderson was masterful in his first outing of the year for the Dolphins, allowing one hit and no runs over seven innings with 13 strikeouts in front of a number of high-level evaluators. The 6'4, 225 pound righty from a Minnesota high school was on follow lists as a possible top-5 round pick entering the year as a big guy with feel for three pitches but has taken a step forward, hitting 96 in his first start.
Among the other arms taking a step forward in the early going are UC Irvine RHP Andrew Thurman, who like Anderson was a solid starting prospect whose velo jumped a few ticks and now have scouts projecting him in the late first round as a possible mid-rotation starter. Tulane RHP Tony Rizzotti was a lesser-known name that also was also excellent in his first start, hitting 96 with a power three-pitch mix that now has crosschecker and scouting directors scrambling to see the potential first rounder. Nevada RHP Braden Shipley also put up eye-catching velo, hitting 96, though his command and secondary pitches need some work for him to enter first round consideration like Anderson, Thurman and Rizzotti.
One college bat that I saw a lot of this week, Notre Dame 3B Eric Jagielo (report and video on the way) also took a step forward. Scouts think he has a chance to stick at third base and his plus left-handed power showed up this weekend with two homers, including an opposite field bomb to tie the game in the bottom of the 9th against Florida Gulf Coast, a game the Irish won in the 10th inning. Jagielo is now also in first round consideration after shoring up some concerns about his contact ability with a consistent stroke.
Lastly, there are an unusual number of high-profile pitchers injured in the early going that, if they can recover before draft day, will further prop up the pitching depth in this class. Florida righty Karsten Whitson has top 10 pick stuff but has struggled with arm injuries for the last year. He had his shoulder cleaned up by Dr. James Andrews this week and will miss the rest of the season, but could be an intriguing draft and follow for teams, as he could be cleared to throw around draft day.
Stanford righty A.J. Vanegas is a power arm with late first round stuff but is shelved for a number of weeks with a back injury. Scouts prefer Ohio State two-way standout Josh Dezse on the mound but he will be out at least the first two months of the season with a stress reaction in his back. Arkansas righty Colby Suggs and Minnesota lefty D.J. Snelten are two high-profile relievers also sat out opening weekend and Texas prep righty Kohl Stewart will also miss the first few weeks of the season with a dinged-up shoulder.


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To place an event in the "What's Goin' On" section, email: firstname.lastname@example.com; fax: 606-573-0042; or drop a written/typed copy of the announcement by our office at 1548 Hwy. 421 South (beside Hardee's). Announcements will not be accepted by phone and should be submitted no later than four days before the event. If received in time, it will be published one or two days before the event. Announcements are also available to view at www.harlandaily.com. For more details, call 606-909-4145.
Smith Full Gospel Church, located six miles above Martins Fork Lake, will have a multi-family YARD SALE along with a hot dog sale from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on June 6.
The RUN FOR THE HILLS 5K in downtown Harlan will take place on June 6, sponsored by the Harlan Rotary Club in conjunction with the annual Poke Sallet Festival. Registration will be from 7-7:45 a.m. on the courthouse square. The race will begin at 8 a.m. Runners will negotiate a course that winds across the town then up Ivy Hill before descending onto North Main Street to Cumberland Avenue to Mound Street then to Central Street. Prizes will be awarded to top male and female finishers in various age categories. The pre-registration fee is $15, or $20 on race day. For more information, visit http://rfth5k.com.
The Turner and Couch FAMILY REUNION will be held on June 6 at Martins Fork Lake. All family and friends are encouraged to attend.
A FARMERS' MARKET with locally grown and made produce/products will be held June 6 through Oct. 31 on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and on Tuesdays from 4-7 p.m. at the Black Mountain Exchange, located at 16 East Main Street in Lynch (formerly the Miners Market). New vendors are needed/welcome — no cost to set-up. Vendor applications available are available at Lamp House Coffee Shop at 1 Main Street in Lynch. The market is a community service provided as an outreach of Meridzo Center Ministries. For more information, call 606-894-0007.
Camp Blanton DAY CAMP will be held June 8-11 and July 6-9 for boys and girls ages 8 to 13. Activities will include swimming, boating, hiking, archery, lifesaving skills, arts and crafts and more. The fee is $35 with lunch and a T-shirt provided — camperships available. Registration dates are June 7 and July 5. Limited to 50 campers. For more information, call 573-6811.
The First Baptist Church of Loyall will host VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, Everest Expedition, from 6-8:30 p.m. nightly June 7-11. Each night, participants will hear Bible stories, work on related crafts, have recreation time and will be served snacks. Thursday's session will conclude with a special ceremony along with inflatables and refreshments for the entire family. Children in kindergarten- through fifth-grade are invited. For more information, call 606-573-2710.
Teetersville Baptist Church will host VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, Journey Off the Map: Unknown to Us, from 6-8 p.m. June 8-12. Classes will be available for children ages 4-12. VBS Kick-Off will be held from 6-8 p.m. on June 7 at the church and will include early registration, a cookout, fun and games. A commencement ceremony and ice cream social will be held at 7 p.m. on June 12. For more information, call 606-573-7542 or 606-273-1300.
Harlan Church of the Nazarene, located on Airport Road, will host VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL from 6"30-8:30 p.m. June 8-12 for ages 6 months to 18 years. Everyone is welcome.
JUNE 8-July 2;
FRYSC SUMMER CAMP will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. June 8-July 2 and July 13-16 at Cumberland Elementary School. Students must have completed first-grade and be enrolled at the school to participate. Breakfast, lunch and transportation will be provided. Camp schedule includes: June 8-12 — soccer and karate; June 15-19 — archery, sports, crafts and computers; June 22-26 — sports, crafts and computers; June 29-July 2 — sports, crafts and computers; and July 13-16 — sports, crafts and computers. For more information, contact CES FRYSC at 606-589-2914.
Boys & Girls Club SUMMER CAMPS will begin June 8 and run through July 24. Children will receive lunch and a snack and will participate in a variety of hands-on learning experiences and field trips. Scholarships and payment plans are available. For more information, call 606-573-0960 or visit the Facebook page.
The regular scheduled LOYALL CITY COUNCIL meeting for June 8 has been postponed to June 15 at 7 p.m.
An underground RETRAINING CLASS will begin at 8 a.m. on June 8 at the Division of Mine Safety, 174 Ball Park Road in Harlan.
The Harlan County BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE for the week of June 8 includes:
Monday — Smith, Three Point and Bob's Creek.
Tuesday — Holiday Apartments, Rio Vista, County Pike and Baxter.
Wednesday — Pathfork.
Thursday — Verda, Closplint, Holmes Mill and Louellen.
Friday — No run.
The Harlan County RETIRED TEACHERS Association will meet at 1 p.m. on June 9 at the Harlan County Extension Depot. All retired teachers from Harlan County and Harlan Independent School systems are encouraged to attend including newly retired teachers. Donations for the Christ's Hands Food Pantry will be collected. Membership fee of $6 is due at the meeting. For more information, contact Polly McLain at 606-837-3546 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Harlan County High School SBDM COUNCIL will have a regular scheduled meeting at 3:15 p.m. on June 9 in the HCHS Media Center. Everyone is invited to attend.
The Cumberland Valley Chapter of the Kentucky Public Retirees (KPR) will meet June 9 at Golden Corral (next to Walmart) in London. Mealtime begins at 11:30 a.m. with the meeting to follow. Nomination and election of new chapter officers for the next year will take place. Any retiree receiving retirement benefits from KERS, CERS or SPRS is welcome to attend. Membership information will be available at the meeting or at kentuckypublicretirees.org.
The Harlan County High School Black Bear Football Program's YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP will be held from 1-3 p.m. June 9-10 at Coal Miners Memorial Stadium. K4- through eighth-grades are welcome. This camp will emphasize and introduce the fundamentals of football. Each camper will receive individual instruction from the HCHS coaching staff. Participants will receive a T-shirt and pizza party on the last day. Registration will begin at noon on June 9. The cost is $30. For more information, contact coach Eddie Creech at the school at 606-574-2020 or Leann Turner at 606-909-2775.
The Harlan County WALKING CLUB will continue regular hours throughout the summer on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 10-11:30 a.m. Beat the heat, exercise indoors — walk, jog, or run at your own pace on the Harlan County High School indoor track. Free, and open to the public year round. Stroller accessible. All ages welcome. For more information, contact Harlan County Community Education Director Cecilia Adams at 606-573-4330 ext. 2061.
The Harlan County Humane Society will have BINGO SESSIONS at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays at the old Totz Bingo Hall. Proceeds benefiting the humane society.
Large FREE FOOD BOXES will be given away from 10-11:30 a.m. on June 10 at Shepherd's Pantry, located at 111 Union Street in Clutts. You must be present and bring your utility bill (any utility) showing your 911 address. Federal guidelines are posted on the door. Enter off Golf Course Boulevard. Areas served: Putney to Partridge and the Virginia line to Pine Mountain Settlement School.
Harlan ARH Hospital will host a LOOK GOOD FEEL BETTER session beginning at 2 p.m. on June 11 in the One West Conference Room of the hospital. Registration is required for this free workshop to help cope with physical side effects of cancer. Workshops are open to female cancer patients who have not attended a session. To register, contact Kristy at email@example.com or 606-573-8231.
The Harlan County RIDGE RUNNERS ATV Club, Inc.'s next monthly meeting will begin at 7 p.m. on June 11 at the North Evarts RV Campground. All are welcome to attend. For more information, visit www.kyoutdoors.org/forums/.
VFW POST 1178 will have a membership drive through June 13. All eligible combat veterans are invited to join the organization. Iraq and Afghanistan veterans are sought to join, be more active and to carry on the torch. Bring your DD 214 to sign up — dues will be free. A cookout will be held from 1-3 p.m. on June 13. For more information, call 606-573-9115.
The Board of Trustees of Pine Mountain Settlement School will host a RECEPTION from 3-5 p.m. on June 13 at the school to introduce the new executive director, Geoff Marietta. All friends and neighbors of the school are invited to attend.
The regular scheduled LOYALL CITY COUNCIL meeting for June 8 has been postponed to June 15 at 7 p.m.
Elcomb Baptist Church will host VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, Journey off the Map, from 6-8 p.m. June 15-19.
The election for nominees for the Harlan County High School for parent SITE BASE COUNCIL members will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 15-19 in the HCHS Youth Service Center. Nominees are Jeff Branson, David Carmical, Garry Henson, Stephanie Mefford and Mike Sergent.
Coxton Faith Tabernacle will host VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, "Blast to the Past," from 6-8 p.m. June 15-18 for ages 5-12.
The Episcopal Diocese of Lexington and Pine Mountain Settlement School will offer a week-long residential READING CAMP July 12-18 for third- through fifth-grade students that are behind in reading. Camp provides students that are reading below grade level non-traditional education opportunities that build confidence and empower to achieve academic success. Registration deadline is June 15. For more information, visit www.readingcamprocks.org/camps/pinemountain/ or email email@example.com or email@example.com.
A surface initial class will begin at 8 a.m. on June 15 at the Division of Mine Safety, 174 Ball Park Road in Harlan. For more information, call 606-573-1260.
The Harlan County SURVIVORS DINNER for Relay for Life will begin at 6 p.m. on June 16 at the Harlan County Extension Office Depot. All survivors and one guest is invited. To add your name or for more information, contact Carolyn Langford at 606-573-6111 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Justified 5K GLOW RUN, Vibe 5 Glow Run is a run/walk at your pace (The leisurely way to 5K) is planned. This is a family-friendly run at night featuring glow products will be held in downtown Harlan beginning at 8 p.m. on July 25. Registration begins at 6:30pm. Pre-registration for adults is $20 until June 18; normal registration is $25 until July 23; and on-site day of race registration is $30. Pre-registration for children (with a shirt) is $15; $20 for children on race day; or free for children 10 and under (no shirt). Military (with valid ID) is $20 anytime. No admission fees. The entry fee is non-refundable. Registration includes: T-Shirt, bib number, bag and various glow products. All entries received by July 3 will receive a race package. Participants that register after will receive a package while supplies last. Proceeds will benefit the Hospice of the Bluegrass Mountain Heritage. For more information, call 606-216-6478.
The Harlan County RELAY FOR LIFE will be from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. on June 19 at Huff Park. Come out and show your support and enjoy the activities. For more information on the Harlan County Relay for Life, contact Brandon Pennington at email@example.com.
The Black Mountain Elementary School SITE BASE Decision Making Council will meet in special session at 9 a.m. on June 19, 23 and 25 to discuss principal selection and take any necessary action.
The Cumberland High School class of 1985 30TH REUNION will be held June 20 at Benham School House Inn. Information can be found on the Classmates of 85 Facebook page.
The UK Sanders Brown Center on Aging and the Alzheimer's Association will present a live interactive VIDEO PRESENTATION, Caregiver Tools for Success: Learn how to Respond to the Everyday Needs of Persons with Dementia, from 6:30-8 p.m. on July 9 in the second floor cafeteria conference at the Daniel Boone Clinic. Bring your questions about caregiving and dementia to discuss with an expert panel. This event is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Registration deadline is June 24. To register, contact Sarah Tarrant at 859-323-1331 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The ARH Daniel Boone Clinic will provide FREE SPORTS PHYSICALS to students on June 26, all day in the pediatric department. Students should bring their insurance card and personal identification with them. Insurances will be billed, but all co-pays will be waived. Any uninsured student will not be charged for the visit.
The Harmon and Ollie Hensley/Turner FAMILY REUNION will be held June 26-28 at the Laurel House at Pine Mountain Settlement School. Lunch will begin at 12:30 p.m. on Saturday and supper will be served at 5:30 p.m.
The Ed Miracle Scholarship Foundation, Inc.'s second annual GOLF SCRAMBLE will be held June 27 at Lynch Country Club. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. with tee off at 10 a.m. The fee is $35 and includes 14 holes and lunch. All cash prizes. To pre-register, send a check made out to the Ed Miracle Scholarship Foundation, Inc. to Mike O'Bradovich, P.O. Box 751, Lynch, Ky. 40855. This fundraising event provides scholarship for students in Harlan County in memory of coach Ed Miracle. For more information, contact Mike or Mary Jo O'Bradovich at 606-848-5593 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
James A. Cawood class of 1975 will have their 40th SCHOOL REUNION on July 3 and 4 at the Little Inn of Harlan. For more information, contact Tina Goins Smith at 423-912-8471 or check out the Facebook page: 1975 James A. Cawood Graduates.
A Music FREEDOM JAMBOREE, hosted by the Harlan County Mountain-Times, will be held July 3-5, at 3000 Bill's Creek Road in Evarts. All local bands, musicians and singers are invited to play/attend. Kentucky Republican governor nominee Matt Bevin will be the guest speaker, between 4 and 6 p.m. on July 4. Free admission and tent camping for event. For more information, email email@example.com.
Brittians Creek Baptist Church, located in Kenvir, will host VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, Blast to the Past, from 6-8:30 p.m. July 6-10 for preschool through teens. There will be Bible lessons, crafts, games, puppet shows, music and cookout every night. Graduation/family night is on July 10. Online registration is available at www.vacationbibleschool.com/brittianscreek/. For transportation or more information, contact Denise at 606-837-8213 , Andy at 606-273-0913 or Rev. Don Johnson at 606-837-2801.
A dermatologist will be at Cumberland Elementary School from 9 a.m. to noon July 13-15. Services are free for anyone in the community.
The Rosenwald Harlanites Inc. (RHI) Fundraiser and membership drive weekend will be held July 17-19. Registration is $30 for adults; $15, youth under 16. Registration includes food on Friday, Saturday picnic and Saturday evening events plus a drink ticket both nights. RHI awarded $27,500 to college students from 2010 to 2014. All donations are welcome and tax deductible (501c3). For more information, visit www.rosenwaldharlanites.org or contact Les or Rhoda Williams at 810-953-9041 or email@example.com.
Sunshine Baptist Church, located at 623 Perkins Hill Road in Harlan, will host VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL, Camp Courageous – Equipped for Life, from 6-8:30 p.m. July 19-23 for ages 3-12. For more information, contact Teana Burns at 606-273-8884 or 606-573-1946.
Family and friends of John and Dora Bell Curry, of Coxton, are invited to a REUNION July 31-Aug. 1 in Benham. A carry in picnic will be held from 12:30-3:30 p.m. at Coal Miners Park (below Benham School House Inn) with games, a horse race (Curry style) and a women's hat contest. Dinner and dancing will continue at Benham School House Inn that night with raffle drawings for gifts donated by family and friends. For more information, contact Sue Shell-Harter at 260-267-2165 or email@example.com.
The Farmer/Walker/Ledford FAMILY REUNION will be held Aug. 8 at Martins Fork Lake at the big pavilion. Bring a passing dish — hamburgers, hot dogs and buns will be provided. The book, Generations, An American Family, is available and is all about their family history. To further the family ancestry tree and to ensure correct information, bring a list of your family members as far back as possible.
The Intertribal Bear Society POW-WOW will be held Aug. 14-16 at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. Meet with the elders and others at this family-friendly event — camp out and learn their ways.
The Second (Indianhead) Division Association is searching for anyone who served in the ARMY'S 2ND INFANTRY DIVISION at any time. For information about the association and the 94th annual reunion in San Antonio, Texas Sept. 22-26, contact secretary-treasurer, Bob Haynes, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 224-225-1202.
A military SUPPORT GROUP for all active, separated or any former military men or women meets at 6:30 p.m. every first and third Monday of the month at the Middlesboro National Guard Armory, located on 30th Street. If you are facing financial, relationship, criminal, adjustment, substance abuse or other problems, this is for you.
Stand in the Gap Coalition (SIGCO) is sponsoring free saliva-based drug test kits designed to be provided to parents and guardians to keep and use for their children as they feel necessary. Give Me A Reason (GMAR), gives individuals a reason to say no to drugs when tempted by peer pressure or whatever the circumstance be. Complete information and instructions are included in each kit. Kits can be obtained at the Stand in the Gap office, located at 502 Pennlyn Avenue in Cumberland Gap, Tenn. on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; and in at least 44 different distribution points (DP's) in the Tri-State area. For more information and locations of the DP's, call 423-300-1302 or 423-494-1849.
Benchmark Family Services, serving Bell, Harlan, Clay, Knox, Laurel and Whitley counties, invites you to become a FOSTER PARENT. Free orientation classes are held from 5-6 p.m. on any Tuesday. For more information, call 606-526-6992 or toll free at 866-526-6992.
The JOB CLUBS of Eastern Kentucky meets weekly with a small group of job seekers and workforce professionals to gain a competitive edge in today's tough job market. Job clubs are free and help you create a game plan for your job search link with quality employers, improve your interviewing skills, learn self-marketing skills, evaluate, negotiate and land job offers, connect with other job seekers and ease your stress during your job search. The Harlan County Job Club will meet at 1 p.m. on Wednesdays at the Depot in Harlan. New members are welcome. New member orientation begins at 12:30 p.m.
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Registration for The FIRST TEE Pine Mountain summer programming at Wasioto Winds has begun. For more information, call 606-337-1066 or email firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com or email@example.com
VOLUNTEERS and friendly visitors are needed for the Kentucky Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program to enrich the lives of seniors in their long-term care facilities. If you currently visit with someone or would like to become more involved and educated on resident's rights, elder abuse and long-term care for seniors, contact Arlene Gibson, district ombudsman with Cumberland Valley ADD, at 606-864-7391 ext. 119.
The Cawood Ledford Boys & Girls Club is RECRUITING VOLUNTEERS. What better way to give back to your community than by investing in our youth? The club is open to youth ages 6-18 for the after-school program from 2:30-6 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information, call 606-573-0960.
Narconon is reminding families that the use of addicting drugs is on the rise. Take steps to PROTECT YOUR FAMILY FROM DRUG USE. If you know anyone who is struggling get them the help they need. For a free brochure on the signs of addiction for all drugs, call 800-431-1754 or visit DrugAbuseSolution.com. Narconon also offers free screenings and referrals.


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The University of Wyoming men's basketball team closed the 2013-14 campaign with a 59-43 loss to Texas A&M in Reed Arena during Wednesday's first round of the College Basketball Invitational. The Cowboys (18-15, 9-9 MW) suffered a season-low output on the offensive end, as the Aggies (18-15, 8-10 SEC) got off to a hot start and never looked back.
"It's a shame the season had to end with one of our poorest games, but kudos to Texas A&M and how they played tonight," UW head coach Larry Shyatt said. "I know our kids our disappointed with this poor showing, but we are headed in the right direction. We have some good years ahead of us with some of the pieces that we have in place."
The Cowboys managed just 43 points, including 14 in the paint, on 30 percent (14-of-47) from the field, as all three were season lows for Wyoming. The Aggies started the game with a 13-2 run and extended the lead to as many as 17 points in the first half and 26 points in the second half as they never trailed. The Pokes hit 21 percent (5-of-24) beyond the arc, but allowed 39 percent (21-of-54) from the field and 33 percent (7-of-21) from deep to Texas A&M. The Aggies earned a 41-22 advantage on the boards and forced the Cowboys to commit 15 turnovers.
Redshirt senior guard Jerron Granberry finished with a team-high 10 points in high final game for Wyoming, while fellow senior guard Nathan Sobey ended his Cowboy career with nine. Sophomore guard Josh Adams broke a streak of four 20-point games with five against the Aggies to go with five rebounds and three assists.
The Pokes managed just 16 points in the opening half for their lowest first-half total this season. The Aggies jumped out to a 13-2 lead to start the game and never looked back from there. Texas A&M extended the lead to as many as 17 point midway through the half thanks to 27 percent (7-of-26) from the field in the first half for the Cowboys. UW missed its first 10 three-point attempts of the half, before Granberry started some momentum back toward the Pokes with back-to-back treys. The Aggies still managed a 32-16 halftime lead, though, thanks to 52 percent (13-of-25) from the field and 40 percent (4-of-10) from deep. After committing 10 or less turnovers in seven-straight games, the Cowboys had eight in the first half.


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So what does this mean exactly? If I have a router at home i can connect to it with my iPhone from across town and use data that way?
If that's the case then what would be the need for a data plan through a wireless provider if WiFi signals can reach clear across an entire city?
This is only going to make everyone buy new hardware. I am using a miff lte 4g right now. In good signal 10meg average with 25meg peak
3GPP Long Term Evolution - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Then read: 4G - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Taken from the 4G page "The pre-4G technology 3GPP Long Term Evolution (LTE) is often branded "4G", but the first LTE release does not fully comply with the IMT-Advanced requirements."
LTE Speed:
Peak Download 100 Mbit/s
Peak Upload 50 Mbit/s
4G Speed:
Peak Download 1 Gbit/s
Peak Upload 500 Mbit/s
Both were taken form the 4G page (The second one I linked)
EDIT: The standards are set by the 'International Telecommunication Union Radiocommunication Sector'
Regarding the 802.22 standard, it's really more geared towards rural broadband than mobile phones. The incredibly broad spectrum involved here requires a lot of complexity (or modularity) on the radio engineering side. I think having a single pocket sized device that will just work on any 802.22 setup is quite a ways off. I'd expect the first CPE devices to be wifi routers with a modular transmitter / antenna component that can be selected based on your area / needs.
Running a base station will most likely exceed the cost / needs of actual consumers with this generation. I wouldn't be surprised if operating one requires a FCC license, and VHF transmitters are not exactly inconspicuous if you want to cover good distance (Think HOA rules and lightning safety).
I think the lesson is don't get too caught up in the "G" labels. Remember that according to the ITU, GSM EDGE is considered 3G speed even though nobody advertises it as such.


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"Ubuntu for smartphones is expected to ship in the last quarter of 2013 or first-quarter of 2014."
While it had a countdown and all the trappings of a big announcement of an innovation to wow us all, today's announcement of an Ubuntu smart phone sometime after October — or in 2014 — left many just wondering what the big deal is.
No hardware.
No code.
No e-mails to community mailing list.
Forgive me if this doesn't inspire joyous, tap-dancing and smile-inducing confidence.
This blog, and all other blogs by Larry the Free Software Guy, Larry the CrunchBang Guy and Larry Cafiero, are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND license. In short, this license allows others to download this work and share it with others as long as they credit me as the author, but others can't change it in any way or use it commercially.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
January 2, 2013 at 9:15 pm
I can see that Ubuntu flower with a question mark in each petal.
January 3, 2013 at 8:29 pm
Although now we all know exactly why desktops have been messed up over the last few years – unifying phone, tv, mobile and desktop with the same phone-optimised GUI is just stupid. Stupid.
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What next? Ubuntu Toilet Paper? Ubuntu Bidet?
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mobilEcho 3.7 and Good Dynamics!
Yesterday we announced our new mobilEcho 3.7, which includes our much-anticipated Good Dynamics integration. There are a number of reasons why our work with Good Technology is very important to customers and I thought I would explain some of them:
1. Integration is good (pun intended) – Both Good Technology and GroupLogic are focused on providing customers with secure and managed enterprise mobility functionality. With Good Dynamics integration, customers can now have seamless and secure access to files while the Good Dynamics container provides a secure ecosystem of enterprise apps. Customers can enjoy both without any hassles.
2. FIPS-certified crypto – this is especially relevant for Federal customers here in the United States but other non-Federal organizations and companies take notice of this as well. And, this goes without saying almost, encryption on the device and in transit is paramount.
3. Support for BYOD – the combination of Good Dynamics and mobilEcho can accelerate BYOD initiatives as companies can now provide employees with a work container that secures files and content for the organization, while not impacting any of the employee's personal apps and data. If an employee leaves, or a device is lost/stolen, the IT administrator simply wipes the mobilEcho app and/or all the other apps with the Good Dynamics environment remotely.
4. Ease of deployment – it's easy to deploy mobilEcho within the Good Dynamics environment. This makes it as frictionless as possible.
We have already seen a tremendous response from customers on this and expect to hear more. If you want to learn more about mobilEcho 3.7 and the Good Dynamics integration you can watch this video. Or take a look at the data sheet here.
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The Best Watchdog Journalism On Fracking
A special edition of Top #Muckreads in advance of a ProPublica Tenement Talk on "The Perils and Promise of Fracking."
On Monday, April 9, we're hosting a live discussion at New York City's Tenement Museum on "The Perils and Promise" of using hydraulic fracturing to drill for natural gas. So, to get the conversation going, we collected some of the can't-miss watchdog journalism on fracking.
Halliburton's Interests Assisted by White House, Los Angeles Times, October 2004
Despite environmental concerns raised by staff members at the Environmental Protection Agency, former President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney firmly supported hydraulic fracturing, which just happened to be developed by Halliburton, a company Cheney headed from 1995 to 2000.
Buried Secrets: Is Natural Gas Drilling Endangering U.S. Water Supplies? ProPublica, November 2008
A 2004 EPA study concluded fracking did not pose a risk to drinking water, but contamination was far more prevalent than indicated in the report. A case in rural Wyoming was the first recognized by a federal agency. But more than 1,000 cases tied to drilling and fracking have been documented by courts and state and local governments — including one that blew up a house. (We normally don't include our own work in these "Best Of" roundups, but reporting on natural gas drilling by Abrahm Lustgarten, Joaquin Sapien and others at ProPublica has won numerous journalism awards.)
State Oil and Gas Regulators Are Spread Too Thin To Do Their Jobs, ProPublica, December 2009
As fracking operations ballooned in 22 states, regulators struggled to keep up. Questions about resources required to regulate fracking rarely entered the debate, but it was hard to ignore in a place like Texas, where the number of new wells drilled each year jumped 75 percent between 2003 and 2009, and state regulatory staff increased just 5 percent. (We created a database that lets you find out how big the gas drilling regulatory staff is in your state.)
Game Changer, This American Life, July 2011
One Pennsylvania professor discovers that fracking is an economic boon; another, that the technique is an environmental nightmare. Politics ensue, and the resulting story provides poignant insight into what happens when a game changer hits a state, "like natural gas hit Pennsylvania."
Fracking at Drinking Water Source for 80,000 Pennsylvanians Raises Alarms, Inside Climate News, July 2011
When one Pennsylvania water utility leased its watershed to gas drillers without public input or regulation, residents, even those not totally opposed to fracking, became concerned. Though this watershed was the only one to have leased its land, many others were being courted.
A Tainted Water Well, and Concern There May Be More, The New York Times, August 2011
For decades, oil and gas industry executives claimed that fracking never contaminated underground drinking water. But one EPA report documents a case in which that's exactly what happened — and that report was published in 1987. The same report suggested that more cases may have occurred, but sealed settlements between energy companies and landowners blocked researchers from further investigations.
Hunt for Gas Hits Fragile Soil, and South Africans Fear Risks, The New York Times, December 2011
More than 30 countries are considering fracking for natural gas or oil, often at the encouragement of the United States. Especially in developing nations, it's often been adopted with a "drill-first, figure-out-regulations-later attitude" that could lead to environmental problems.
How the Sierra Club Took Millions from the Natural Gas Industry — and Why They Stopped, Time, February 2012
Some environmental groups initially promoted natural gas as a "bridge fuel" because of its smaller carbon footprint. But the Sierra Club's cozy relationship with the industry blew up in the organization's face after concerns about pollution from fracking moved to the forefront. This article traces big environmental groups' attempts to change the energy industry "from within" — and the resulting tension with grassroots supporters.
For Pennsylvania's Doctors, a Gag Order on Fracking Chemicals, Mother Jones, March 2012
A new law lets Pennsylvania doctors request information about fracking chemicals. They just can't share it with anyone – including their patients.
(ProPublica reporter Abrahm Lustgarten helped curate this list.)
Fracking: Gas Drilling's Environmental Threat
The promise of abundant natural gas is colliding with fears about water contamination.
The Story So Far
The country's push to find clean domestic energy has zeroed in on natural gas, but cases of water contamination have raised serious questions about the primary drilling method being used. Vast deposits of natural gas, large enough to supply the country for decades, have brought a drilling boom stretching across 31 states. The drilling technique being used, called hydraulic fracturing, shoots water, sand and toxic chemicals into the ground to break up rock and release the gas.