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Remember when the editorialists at the New York Times were whining about George W. Bush - the cowboy - trying to go it alone in the war on terror?
Well, GW is gone.
And the New York Times is whining about the president going it alone in the war on terror.
Only now it's everyone's fault but the president's. France. Germany. Britain. Climate change ...
Suppose these geniuses read their own stuff from one day to the next?
Monday, December 14, 2009
The More Things Change
Posted by Jerry Fuhrman at 5:53 AM
Ya Think?
This is humorous. Yet not:
And the police consider the circumstances ... suspicious.
Sherlock Holmes would be proud.
Utah Mom Missing for Week; Clues Are FewI wonder what kind of training and professional consideration went into that determination. A woman went missing from her two small children. Her purse and cell phone were left behind. She disappeared a week ago.
Associated Press
Salt Lake City (AP) -- Utah police plan a second interview with the husband of a woman who went missing a week ago without taking her purse or cell phone.
Susan Powell, 28, the mother of two young children, was reported missing Dec. 6 from a Salt Lake City suburb in a case that police call suspicious. [link]
And the police consider the circumstances ... suspicious.
Sherlock Holmes would be proud.
Posted by Jerry Fuhrman at 5:47 AM
I Wonder If Nancy Pelosi Will Call Them Nazis
Somehow I doubt it. That term she reserved for those Tea Party participants who vocalized (loudly) their opposition to government control of their lives. These worms were protesting the opposite. The California government isn't handing them everything for free (any longer). So they do what commies have traditionally done. They break things and threaten lives:
As of last report all eight are still in jail. Hopefully they'll be there for a long, long time.
8 arrested in vandalism of UC chancellor's homeInterestingly, this was ostensibly a protest of higher university costs being passed on to Berkeley students who couldn't bear the burden. But 2/3rds of those arrested weren't students. They were commies doing what commies do.
Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer, San Francisco Chronicle
Berkeley -- Eight people were in custody Saturday after a crowd of angry protesters broke windows and threw burning torches at UC Berkeley Chancellor Robert Birgeneau's campus residence in protest of fee hikes and budget cuts, authorities said.
As many as 75 people - some of them carrying torches - surrounded the mansion, known as University House, on the north side of campus off Hearst Avenue at about 11:15 p.m. Friday, police said.
The crowd, including a man taken into custody in a university protest a day earlier, chanted, "No justice, no peace," and began smashing planters, windows and lights. Several hurled their torches at the building, said campus spokesman Dan Mogulof. [link]
As of last report all eight are still in jail. Hopefully they'll be there for a long, long time.
Posted by Jerry Fuhrman at 5:01 AM
Hope&Change Comes Up Against Reality
I still can't believe that there are millions of Americans (most of them seemingly working in Washington) who believed Obama when he said he was going to provide everyone with health coverage, that it would be much improved, and that it would cost everyone less. A person with any kind of smarts would have voted against him just for that. Because it was an empty promise. And a cruel one at that.
So now he and all the other geniuses (in Washington) are discovering that the dream was really a belch and the plan was nothing more than the stuff reserved for the nearest commode.
Cold, cold reality has set in:
Poorer quality care at higher costs.
You were warned.
So now he and all the other geniuses (in Washington) are discovering that the dream was really a belch and the plan was nothing more than the stuff reserved for the nearest commode.
Cold, cold reality has set in:
The 'Cost Control' Bill of GoodsPoorer quality care at higher costs.
Wall Street Journal
ObamaCare's core promise—better quality care for everyone at lower costs—is being exposed as an illusion as it degenerates into the raw exercise of political power. Naturally, the White House and its media booster club are working furiously to prop up this fiasco, especially on cost control.
A field as dynamic and innovative as U.S. medicine, in which costs are largely driven by new technologies and better ways of caring for patients, is rife with complexities and uncertainties. But no one bothered to strike that note of caution when Washington was hopped up on a cost-control gambit that was too painless to be true.
The new cost-control apologists concede that there isn't any actual plan for controlling costs: Throw enough speculative policies against the wall, they say, and some breakthrough will stick.
No doubt there are efficiencies to be had in health care, and maybe [Obama budget director Peter] Orszag has even identified some of them. But all of his bright ideas could be taken for a whirl without adding trillions of new liabilities to the federal balance sheet. And the bad faith of the White House and its acolytes is breathtaking.
The White House hawked a permanent entitlement expansion on flimsy and speculative theories that its own partisans now admit—albeit when it is nearly too late—aren't more substantive than the triumph of hope over experience, while simultaneously writing off the one policy that has been effective in the real world. The cost control mantra of ObamaCare was always a political bill of goods, and its result will be the opposite of its claims: poorer quality care at higher costs. [link]
Poorer quality care at higher costs.
You were warned.
Posted by Jerry Fuhrman at 4:44 AM
That Sinking Feeling
To think: Obama has, thus far, done nothing to deserve this:
Chart courtesy of Rasmussen.
Chart courtesy of Rasmussen.
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It's National Flossing Day! After indulging (and sometimes overindulging) in Thanksgiving dinner and treats, it's important to remember to care for your teeth!
Many thanksgiving foods are full of sugars and starches that are bad for your tooth enamel.
How often should you floss?
It is recommended that you floss at least once a day to help prevent plaque from building up on your teeth.
Why is flossing so important?
Floss reaches where your toothbrush can't - in between your teeth and in hard-to-reach areas. If you don't floss, you're more likely to have plaque buildup, which can lead to cavities, tooth decay and gum disease.
Remind your kids to floss today!
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my eyes are blurry and tired but i am happy. i keep thinking we have to go home. but wait, we are home. it's a very odd feeling. our suite is almost done. we should be able to paint on monday. my dad will start to install the hard wood floors on monday as well. hoping to be living in the suite by the end of next week. can't wait to have our belongings which will also arrive on monday. i am a girl who loves her space and her things.
looking forward to getting back to a new normal and a new routine for sophia. she is all over the map right now. long naps in the afternoon equals late nights equals tired family. she rocked the ten hour car drive. can i get a hallelujah for portable dvd players! seriously amazing. i was more whiny and annoyed at the ten hour drive then she was.
i am still wrapping my head around everything. so hard to put into words. i hope to start feeling like i am in my own skin again very soon. i also hope my stress acne goes away. so very annoying. im 31 not 13 thank you very much.
i think i might even exhale pretty soon.
sitting in her new butterfly swing grampa bought...
sophia and grama crocheting or as sophia calls it sewin. i sewin mommy.
my soon to be kitchen. love it. the walls will be painted a grey/blue. cant wait.
us being special.
daddy being extra special in his new get up.
daddy installed insulation with grampa in the attic.
you thought it was pretty funny. so did mommy.
story time with grama. she is showing you one of her altered books she made that was full of baby sophia pictures. you loved it.
tea party time. grama let you get out all the dishes by yourself. you set the table and cut the banana bread. pretty sure you thought you were in heaven. we all enjoyed the tea party with you.
here you are dancing to miss clooney with grama while mommy tries to gather her thoughts into a blog post.
good times indeed.


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Two for the price of one today! I didn't put an entry up for Saturday, and while working today I just seem to come across interesting terms.
Dysphagia: difficulty, discomfort, or pain in swallowing; usually due to problems in nerve or muscle control (for example, like after a stroke).
(Phagein in Greek means to eat; trouble eating.)


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Pittsburgh, PA -- (SBWIRE) -- 12/23/2013 -- Seegrid's Director of Sales for North America, Derek Roberts makes the case on the company's blog that distribution centers provide an opportunity to wisely apply flexible and affordable automated guided vehicles (AGVs). Distribution is in a continuous battle to decrease costs, improve margins, and improve employee productivity.
In the past, traditional AGVs have been limited to facilities with high volumes and low SKU counts due to the very high cost of the systems. The Seegrid flexible AGV can be implemented for approximately 20% of the cost of traditional AGV systems. From the time a distribution facility makes the decision to implement a traditional AGV system to actual productive work can be as long as 12 months. Seegrid's trainable flexible AGVs are in operation a few weeks after a purchase decision is made, making the ROI extremely attractive.
Roberts noted, "Traditional AGVs are material handling systems engineered for specific tasks; Seegrid's AGVs are the first and perhaps only 'Distribution AGV' solution capable of meeting the requirements of the volatile distribution environment. These unique vision-guided AGVs are simply trained by the end user. Changes to the AGV's tasks can be made in minutes, providing the distribution industry with a flexible distribution solution able to easily adapt to the ever changing environment."
Roberts sums up the benefit of Seegrid's AGV, "The Seegrid industrial trucks offer a low cost and risk-free method of automating material movement that can be easily implemented and modified with the added advantage of having a very reasonable TCO, Total Cost to Own, over the vehicle life span. A small savings of just $5-$6 per hour can turn into close to $500,000 in a 24/7 operation."
Roberts was trained as an electronics engineer in the United Kingdom and early in his career he emigrated from England to the United States. He has extensive experience in sales and marketing of capital equipment. For the past 20 years Roberts has been primarily involved with the sales and marketing of automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and the industrial application of robots.
To read the entire blog, go to: http://blog.seegrid.com/Blog/bid/354709/Benefits-of-Flexible-AGVs-in-Distribution-Centers.
About Seegrid
Seegrid Corporation (http://www.seegrid.com) provides simple, affordable, flexible vision-guided automated guided vehicles (AGVs) to the material handling industry. Seegrid robotic industrial trucks, flexible AGVs, are revolutionizing the movement of materials in manufacturing and distribution environments. Seegrid automated pallet trucks and tow tractors optimize workflow processes by increasing productivity and reducing costs, creating economic and operational advantages. Robotic industrial trucks deliver a rapid return on investment, improve facility safety, and reduce equipment and product damage. In addition to Manufacturer of the Year, Seegrid also awarded the Gold Medal Award at the WBT Innovation Marketplace 2013 competitive event. Recently, Seegrid was listed as one of Food Logistics Top 100 software and technology providers. Fast Company magazine named Seegrid as one of the Top 50 World's Most Innovative Company in 2013 and among the Top 10 World's Most Innovative Robotics Company in 2013. Follow Seegrid Corporation on Twitter at @Seegrid.
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And I go NICE! So check out what I received! Uhlala what treasures.
Snake ring from eBay. A bit darker and bigger than I expected, but nothing I can't work with. Like Tim Gun would say; "Make it work".
Asos playsuit.
Sometimes it's nice to get mail...when it's not bills or commercials for something beyond stupid.


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haha.. After spending 2 boring business days without pc at work, my pc is finally working again!! Yeah!~~ So happy that it's back because my personal files and folders are all stored inside its hard disk! I need a backup quick!
It's darn boring without pc at work... Worse, there's no spare pc for me to use and I can't surf the internet OMG~~ it just went dead last friday in the evening.. and IT told me the fastest the IBM support can come to fix it will be this tuesday. Phew... they're finally finished with it after I kept bugging them with phonecalls. haha...
Oohh... I've uploaded pictures for last friday's outing @ Seng Hwee's new nest in SengKang.
We had a few games of poker, 5-10, heart attack etc.. and the punishment for losers will be to use the clothes-tag and pin our ears!! hahaa...
Anyway, CONGRATS Senghwee for your wedding! Sorry that I can't make it for that day cos I've another wedding to attend to.. :p
Sharon and Anna, pls take more photos ya!!
Sharon and Anna, pls take more photos ya!!
This's the main door, dining table and kitchen!
Glued to the TV screen... :p
The game started! Wat's Nic posing with his big pink earring? Senghwee doing "Goatee" pose.haha
Here's Anna with 2 green tags..^^
Oocchh... losing and adding more tags! Aww.. it hurts!
Anna's painful red ear...
It's Nic's turn!
Wat an expression! hahaa..seems like enjoying it ya!
here's all of us with tags on our ears! I'm the one setting the timer thus looks kinda of last min pose..haha...
Yawnz.. had a bad flu today.. so tired... and today's weather is so good for sleeping...gonna turn in early later.. hee...


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Car maker ranks number one for seventh year in a row
MUNICH: The BMW Group has for the seventh year in a row been named the automotive industry's sector leader in the ranking published by the SAM Group for the Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes (DJSI). BMW is also the only company in the automotive industry to be listed in this family of indexes every year since it was established in 1999.
"We are pleased to be recognised by the renowned Dow Jones Sustainability Indexes," said Norbert Reithofer, chairman of the board of management of BMW AG. "Being ranked sector leader for the last seven years underscores our corporate strategy and approach. I would like to thank all of our company's 95,000 employees whose day-to-day work makes this progress possible," added Reithofer.
BMW appointed an environmental officer back in 1973–the automotive industry's first. Since then, the company has systematically refined its concept of sustainability. In 2009, corporate sustainability was firmly established as a corporate target at group level. Today, the sustainability board, comprising all members of the board of management, defines the strategic alignment through binding internal targets, and the executive sustainability committee paves the way for implementation in the relevant divisions.


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Tuesday, 5 June 2012
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Astro Gaming's A50 wireless headset: the A40 and Mixamp 5.8 become one for $300
Turtle Beach may have acquired the MLG-endorsement crown that Astro Gaming used to solely hold for its headsets, but it's no matter as Astro has something else up its sleeve: the A50 wireless headset. Announced here at E3, the A50 is essentially the result of embedding the Mixamp 5.8's wireless chops into its flagship A40, finally sparing users of any pesky wiring and external beltpacks. Naturally, the stereo headset is compatible with Xbox 360, PS3 and computers, and it features Dolby virtual 7.1 surround sound -- not to mention Astro's signature game and voice chat mixing control (built into the earcup) so you can dial your game audio in the way you want. The A50 sports an internal battery that recharges over USB and a stand is included for storage that also houses its Mixamp 5.8 TX-esque wireless transmitter. That transmitter can also send sound to multiple A50s, although there is currently no word on exactly how many. Notably, the headset uses Kleer lossless audio technology and you'll have a choice between three EQ presets to shape overall voicing of the sound -- both firsts for Astro. The A50 is slated to hit shelves soon priced at $300, and we'll be sure to bring you our impressions as once we check it out here on the show floor. For now, you'll find a closeup of the headset itself after the break.
Continue reading Astro Gaming's A50 wireless headset: the A40 and Mixamp 5.8 become one for $300
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Monday, 4 June 2012
Full Circle Expands to Northern California, Bringing Local Farms and Communities Together
Organic produce farm box delivery throughout the Bay Area
San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) June 04, 2012
Full Circle, one of the West Coast?s leading organic produce delivery services, today announced it has expanded its farm box program to include the Bay Area. Starting today, Full Circle will deliver local organic produce farm boxes to communities in California as far north as San Rafael, east to Concord and south to San Jose.
?We?re working with local growers and communities to change our food system to be more sustainable,? said Andrew Stout, founder and Chief Farmer of Full Circle. ?Full Circle has worked with a network of California farms for close to a decade and we are excited to now provide their farm-fresh local organic produce directly to Bay Area members. We are committed to fixing our broken food system one community, one member, one meal at a time.?
Established in 1996, Full Circle operates a 400-acre organic farm in Carnation, WA and has worked for nearly a decade with some of the best organic, small and family farms and producers in the Northwest and California. In October 2011, Full Circle acquired Eating With the Seasons, a Bay Area organic produce delivery company, and is expanding that presence to serve even more Northern California members. By partnering with other growers and producers who share its values, Full Circle provides robust, fully customizable farm-to-table farm boxes to members year-round.
?We?re excited to see Full Circle expand in the Bay Area,? said Matt Dillon, Director, Seed Matters. ?We work on promoting and preserving seed diversity - our shared heritage and a key building block of sustainable agriculture. Companies like Full Circle will help our shared mission by working with like-minded growers and making it easy for people to access this wonderful local bounty.?
Each week, Full Circle brings the best in farm-fresh, locally-sourced, organic and sustainably grown fruits, veggies and all-natural artisan products directly to members. Full Circle connects people to their food and supports local food systems, all the while making it easy to save time and money. To Full Circle, success means both strong local farms and the growth of sustainable, organic agriculture throughout our nation and the world. All while people enjoy the good food life.
About Full Circle
Established in 1996, Full Circle provides healthy and organically grown produce directly to consumers through its farm-to-table delivery service and to a broad base of retail and commercial customers throughout California, Washington, Idaho and Alaska. Full Circle cultivates over 50 crops and 200 varieties of organic produce on its 400-acre farm near Carnation, WA. Full Circle partners with other organic growers and artisan producers to provide consumers with fresh fruits, vegetables, and all-natural products year round. Full Circle?s mission is to make it easy to live the good food life and help change our food system for the better, one community, one member, one meal at a time. For more information visit: http://www.fullcircle.com.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 caught on camera with S-pen slot, quad-core CPU (video)
Last time the winds of hearsay rustled our tech feathers, word was Samsung had pegged its Tab 2 10.1 for a quad-core CPU transplant. While the company went on the record to shoot down that pesky rumor, it remained suspiciously mum where the Galaxy Note 10.1 was concerned. Now, thanks to a brief video demo over on German site All About Samsung, it appears the formerly dual-core slate refresh we had a chance to preview back in March could, indeed, be set for a processor swap. Though it's still far from official, the new Note 10.1 shown above looks to be sharing not only some of the Galaxy S III's specs -- quad-core Exynos processor with Mali 400 MP GPU and a TouchWizzed Android 4.0.4-- but also that formerly problematic Pebble Blue finish. And much to our delight, it also appears as if the company's revised the tablet's design slightly, adding in a convenient slot on the lower left hand side for S-Pen stowage. Not convinced by mere words alone? The head past the break for video evidence of this purported hardware upgrade.
Continue reading Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 caught on camera with S-pen slot, quad-core CPU (video)
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Sunday, 3 June 2012
Wii U unlocks the key to the Miiverse, Nintendo promises mobile integration to come
As its pronoun heavy name indicates, the Wii U is all about the social. With that in mind, Nintendo president Satoru Iwata unveiled the Miiverse, a coming together of players' avatars that will live on the console's home screen. Log in, and you'll see your Mii, your friends' Miis, Miis on your Wii U system and Miis of folks playing the same game as you in your locality. The Mii Wara Wara features Miis gathered around tiles representing Wii U games, with speech bubbles offering up real messages from other players.
There's plenty of social functionality built into the touchscreen controller, as well, users can text with other players to get information -- like gaming tips. Info can be input with a virtual keyboard, smartphone-style or can be handwritten or doodled with a stylus, à la the 3DS. The controller also seems to be a useful tool when using your system to teleconference on the big screen, so you can, say browse the web for info while chatting, tablet-style.
Nintendo has also promised more integration with with non-Wii devices -- functionality that likely won't hit at launch. Since the information is accessible via mobile browser, you'll be able to carry social functionality over to your 3DS, PC and mobile phone -- it's not Super Mario for iOS, but it's a small step toward a more mobile Nintendo, we guess.
Update: Join us past the break to view the webstream for yourself!
Gallery: Nintendo Wii U pre-E3 software
Continue reading Wii U unlocks the key to the Miiverse, Nintendo promises mobile integration to come
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Microsoft buys every 'Smart Glass' domain it can think of, E3 goers nod approvingly
A wise thing to do right before you launch a new product? Vacation, if we're being honest. But if we're being forced to pick another, we'd say registering domain names germane to said product ain't a half bad idea, either. Microsoft has seemingly snapped up a healthy few "Smart Glass"-related domains, giving us more reason to believe that the whispers we've been hearing about a wireless streaming doodad have some merit. With E3 festivities kicking off this evening, we're guessing it's just a matter of time before the list (shown after the break) stops forwarding to Bing and starts forwarding to... well, awesomeness. Refresh fingers ready?
Continue reading Microsoft buys every 'Smart Glass' domain it can think of, E3 goers nod approvingly
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How ABC Family is using social media to launch the new season of ?Pretty Little Liars?
Once of the most talked about TV shows across the social web is ABC?s Pretty Little Liars (PLL). In February we provided an inside look at how the show has captivated fans and made it to the number one television show in Twitter?s Year in Review. On Tuesday, season three will launch, a show that will no doubt dominate the social TV charts throughout the summer.
For the new season, the network is ramping up its social TV strategy with a few key activations that include integrating a major reveal from last season. They released the ?Pretty Little Puzzle Hunt?, a rebus puzzle game that unfolds across multiple web sites and a new music video to amplify the buzz leading up to the new season. We spoke with ABC Family?s Senior Vice President and Creative Director Michelle Walenz and Vice President of Marketing Danielle Mullin.
(A scene from this summer?s season premiere of PLL)
Lost Remote: Tell me about the music video that is being launched to coincide with the new season? Are there any social elements?
Michelle Walenz: The ?Pretty Little Liars? music video (below) we?ve produced to help launch the summer season features a new song from emerging artist ZZ Ward. �The song is called, ?When the Casket Drops.? �While that title may sound a bit ominous, the song is actually very romantic and filled with passion and a strong sense of loyalty to those you love, so it?s perfect for the story of our ?Pretty Little Liars.? �We know that our viewers devour any new clues about the incredible mystery and heightened suspense our show producers have created, so we really wanted to highlight new clues for them that we think will generate posts, tweets and blogs. �At the same time, we want to remind viewers of some critical story points that have happened throughout the previous episodes that may play a role in upcoming episodes. �It?s about finding a balance of both.
With one of the most social audiences in television, our viewers are eager to know the answers to questions like ? whose empty grave is Emily standing above? �Why does Mona become so enraged, she upends an entire table? �What does that necklace say and who is it from? �Our #Agame hash tag is included in the music video to help generate tweets. � ZZ Ward?s music is generating a lot of buzz as well, so we?re really excited about the social conversation that?s happening and the anticipation that this new music video is generating.
LR: What?s ABC Family?s social TV strategy for the new season?
Danielle Mullin: Our strategy for the new season has been to keep the momentum going from the spring finale to the summer premiere, not letting a day go by without giving fans more content to be excited about. We revealed that Mona was ?A? in the season finale, but we?ve been actively messaging via ABCFamily.com, Twitter and Facebook that the reveal of A was just the tip of the iceberg, and we don?t think ?A? is gone forever. �In fact, the tagline for the new season is ?Time to Bring Your A Game? and the #AGame graphic is being featured in our on-air launch campaign. �We?re having a lot of fun with ?A? in the social space!
We?ve even created the Pretty Little Puzzle Hunt which is an online ?game? that ?A? has created for fans?ultimately providing them with a riddle they must answer in order to unlock an exclusive sneak peek at the summer premiere. � In addition to being really rich content experience, it?s a great way to extend the social experience beyond our own platforms and on to other sites that reach our core audience, hopefully bringing new fans into the mix.
LR: How do you plan on outdoing the success of last season?
Mullin: The drama is just getting started on the show with more plot twists than ever, so naturally fans will be speculating about what happens next. �Buzz-worthy shows come from expert storytelling with jaw-dropping cliffhangers and unanswered questions that leave fans dying to find out what happens next. �Our team develops creative assets ? videos, games, blogs ? that incorporate mini-cliffhangers and tantalizing teases, which we then use in the social media space to amplify the conversation and take it to the next level.
LR: How does the Pretty Little Puzzle Hunt Game work? What partners did you work with to develop it? Will there be any linear TV integrations?
Mullin: The Pretty Little Puzzle Hunt is an online game that ?A? has created for fans. �She has been ?the voice? of several of our online engagement activities and they have been tremendously successful so it makes sense for us to continue to evolve that strategy.
This time around, ?A? is offering fans a sneak peek at the summer premiere, but only if they play her game! �Every few days ?A? will put a rebus puzzle piece on one of 15 websites participating in the game. �?A? will be giving fans hints on�abcfamily.com so they know where to find the puzzle pieces. �Once all the pieces are assembled in the right order, they will form a riddle, and on June 1st, the answer to that riddle will unlock the sneak peek on�abcfamily.com/prettylittlepuzzlehunt.
LR: How involved are cast members in social outreach?
Mullin: The cast and crew, including Executive Producer Marlene King, are all extremely passionate about social media. �They tweet everyday from the set, sharing behind-the-scenes photos that generate an enormous amount of viral conversation in the social space. �Once talent shares their photos, we?ll share them with our entire Facebook community to amplify the buzz. � Our cast and crew also interact with fans on Twitter, creating a tremendous amount of excitement among our fans. �They?re also a marketing dream-come-true?always reminding fans to tune-in and actively supporting all of our marketing initiatives related to the show. �The cast and crew even came up with their own social media campaign that we are going to implement on the day of the premiere. �We?ll be encouraging fans to change their Twitter icons to something red to tie-in to a storyline related to a red trench coast.


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a Windows Service and VB.NET. Anyone have any ideas how to accomplish this using SSIS 2008?
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I've created a set of CrystalReports (*.rpt files) for an ASP.NET web app on a development server. I call each report using the following code:
protected void BTN_RunReport_Click(object sender, ImageClickEventArgs e) { CrystalReportViewer_ClientLetter.Visible = true; ConnectionInfo con = new ConnectionInfo(); con.ServerName = Constants.ServerIP; con.DatabaseName = Constants.DatabaseName; con.UserID = Constants.UserID; con.Password = Constants.Password; CrystalReportViewer_ClientLetter.ReportSource = Server.MapPath(Constants.ClientLetters); ParameterFields parameter = CrystalReportViewer_ClientLetter.ParameterFieldInfo; ParameterField batchdate = new ParameterField(); batchdate.Name = "@BatchDate"; ParameterDiscreteValue batchdate_value = new ParameterDiscreteValue(); batchdate_value.Value = Convert.ToDateTime(txtBatchDate.Text); batchdate.CurrentValues.Add(batchdate_value); parameter.Add(batchdate); foreach (TableLogOnInfo tlf in CrystalReportViewer_ClientLetter.LogOnInfo) { tlf.ConnectionInfo = con;
I have a stored proc which gives me 5 resultsets.
I want to store these in a flat file.
all the result set columns are different.
How can i store all these results into a single file in SSIS.??
sample resultset columns::
date name
date name id value
date name id percentage
date name id totalvalue
date name duration
I am an absolutely beginner to SSIS and need to perform the following task.
I know about basic data flow controls etc but I don't know which control will be better for which task. Please tell me what will be the procedure to fulfill my requirements. I will be extremely thankful.
Syed Afraz Ali
i have a stored procedure which returns three tables to a dataset ..... now i need to merge all three tables to a single table from d same dataset
like dataset1 has table1 table2 and table3 .... i want all the three tabels to be merged into dataset1 itself .... instead of three diffrent tables so that i can show all three table data in a single datagrid as a compact data and combination of 3 tables from d single dataset.....
can some1 help me please.....
If the responsibility for creating, managing, and executing routine backups is yours, these tools will make it easier. Also see how you can browse folders and files from inside Visual Studio.
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Hi friends,
I need to make multiple button in a single image in asp.net.
and need coding also for vb.net.
thanx in advance
In a single page has two buttons , ddown and tempname.
I wrote two actionresult separetly each one for ddown and tempname.
I need one is post and another one is get method. so i gave like
1. Get Method
[ActionName("ddown")] [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Get)] [AcceptParameter(Name = "button", Value = "tempname")] public ActionResult ddown_tempname(string statusName, NewsLetterAdminViewModel viewModel) {
return View();
2.Post Method
[ActionName("ddown")] [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)] [AcceptParameter(Name = "button", Value = "ddown")] public ActionResult ddown(string statusName, string button, NewsLetterAdminViewModel viewModel, FormCollection collection) {
if i call the post method its worked well. but if i call the get method, the code does not execute. the brea
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I want to store employee name,designation and department in session variable andretrieve in another page how to do this.
I want to use my asp.net mvc application with multiple domains (maybe of hundreds),
so I have created custom Route class that matches requests including domain.
Each domain could has different routes, so the number of routes in RouteTable can be huge
(eg 500 domains, each 20 routes = 10000 routes in RouteTable).
I am considering how it will be efficient?
I have an idea to replace RouteTable.Routes (of type RouteCollection)
with custom one (of type Dictionary<string, RouteCollection>).
But how I can override default route matching mechanism with my custom mechanism which will be two step:
1) retrieve RouteCollection from dictionary based on domain name
2) retrieve specyfic Route object (standard route matching mechanism)
How can I do this?
Maybe someone has better idea for solving this problem?
Thanks in advance
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These artist inspire me and this is why.
Janine Antoni:
Her work is honest. Her body of work consist of performances, sculptures, videos, photographs and drawings. She was the first the reaffirm the idea that i could be the subject matter of my art. All art does not just have to be about politics, space, landscapes, or geometry, but art can be about those everyday feelings you have. The sight when you see the sun reflecting through the window, beams falling across the room onto a piece of bare skin, of a stranger.
I have always admired her work. I rember the first time hearing about her, she mpped the gallery floors with hair dye. What an outrageous idea i thought. How could this be art? how could this sell to anyone? How does this have so much more meaning than just the basic action. Basic daily routines become rituals, rituals can create artifacts, artifacts can become objects and objects can become art.
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The NZ Robotics, Automation and Sensing AGM and Forum this year is as planned at IVCNZ on 21 November 2016. Please see the schedule and speakers for the forum below.
4.40pm AGM (AgHort Lecture Block, Massey University, Palmerston North - http://ivcnz.massey.ac.nz/venue.asp)
Short report and confirmation of officers for 2017. It will take place in the same room as the Forum.
The monthly teleconference group for NZRAS proposes to continue the current officers listed below, who agree to take the role of confirmed. Nominations can be made and in that case an election held.
- Chair: Bruce MacDonald, University of Auckland
- Vice-chair: Ian Woodhead, Lincoln Agritech
- Secretary: (Shen) Hin Lim, University of Waikato (thanks for volunteering during the year when Andrew Dawson's role changed)
- Treasurer: John Kennedy, GNS
5.00pm NZRAS Forum (AgHort Lecture Block, Massey University, Palmerston North - http://ivcnz.massey.ac.nz/venue.asp)
Medical Technology
Industry: Current situation and needs (in small animal veterinary science) - Andrew Worth, Institute of Vet, Animal & Biomedical Sciences, Massey University
Research - Phil Bones, University of Canterbury
- Horticulture and Agriculture
- Industry: Use and application of Hyperspectral imaging for the primary industries - Ian Yule, Institute of Agriculture & Environment, Massey University
- Research - Richard Green, University of Canterbury
- Manufacturing
- Industry and Research - Don Cleland, Massey University
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
276) Book: Last Days of Beijing - Michael Meyer
Michael Meyer
Last Days of Beijing
Walker & Company, 2008, Hardcover, 355 pages
ISBN: 0802716520 (isbn13: 9780802716521)
A fascinating, intimate portrait of Beijing through the lens of its oldest neighborhood, facing destruction as the city, and China, relentlessly modernizes.
"The epitaph for old Beijing will read: born in 1280, died in 2008…
what emperors, warlords, Japanese invaders, and Communist planners couldn't eradicate, the market economy is," writes Michael Meyer.
A longtime resident, Meyer has, for the past two years, lived as no Westerner ever has—completely immersed in Beijing's oldest neighborhood, living on one of its famed hutongs and recording the drama as century-old houses and ways of life are increasingly destroyed around him to make way for shopping malls, the capital's first Wal-Mart, high-rise buildings, widened streets for cars instead of bicycles, and other symbols of today's urban life.
Beijing has gone through this cycle many times, as Meyer reveals, but never with the kind of dislocation and overturning of its storied culture as is now occurring. The Last Days of Old Beijing is, at once, an invaluable witness to history, a parable about what is lost and gained when a city restructures, and a human portrait of ordinary lives in the balance, as only someone on the inside could relate.
With uncommon insight into Beijing's past and present, with crystal prose, and at a climactic moment when the world's attention is on Beijing during the Olympic year, Meyer brings the ebb and flow of daily lives on the other side of the planet into shining focus.
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Monday, February 8, 2010
first snowman
Last weekend we got a nice amount of snow on Saturday morning. It wasn't a TON of snow by my standards (I grew up in MN). But, it was the perfect kind of snow for snow balls and snowmen. I wasn't really sure if Fay and I were up to the challenge. I can't remember the last time I made a snowman. Perhaps never.
We went to our "backyard".....wait this deserves a little explanation. Our co-op consists of 4 buildings -- 2 sets of 2 buildings separated by a street. Each set of 2 is separated by a couryard with grassy circles and winding sidewalks. The grassy areas are mostly fenced off so as not to let little feet mess up the lawn or the flowers. But last summer my co-op decided to to a "trial run" of de-fencing ONE of the grassy circles. This is where we decided to make our snowman.
Fay helped find the sticks for the arms and helped stick them in. She also helped push the balls of snow a bit.
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Owning rats, or as some say, being owned by rats, is a journey. For me it began with being intensely rat-phobic to where I am now, rat-obsessed (ok, i admit it).
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July 2010 : We had a fun little shoot at the studio yesterday with T.J. Jacobs, a hip-hop dance artist from Richmond, VA. What a talented guy!
Hip-Hop Dance Photography
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Cover and Feature Article for Outcomes Magazine
We had the opportunity to photograph Kay Coles James for the cover of Outcomes Magazine's summer issue. Kay is the President and Founder of the Gloucester Institute, a leadership training center for young African Americans. She was the director for the United States Office of Personnel Management. She was nominated by George W. Bush in 2001 and left in 2005. Previous to the OPM appointment, she served as Virginia Secretary of Health and Human Resources under then-Governor George Allen and was the dean of Regent University's government school. She is currently a member of the NASA Advisory Council. Kay was a lovely lady and it was a pleasure working with her.
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To follow suit, with a bit of a delay, 10 things I've done that you probably haven't:
1. Been stopped by angry guerillas (is there any other kind?) in the hinterlands of Guatemala, to be let go only after one of our party yelled "Somos representantes de Jesu Cristo!" (We are representatives of Jesus Christ.)
2. Been a representative of Jesus Christ in Guatemala.
3. Inadvertantly ate half an orange filled with maggots.
4. Sang under the direction of the former conductor of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Jerold Ottley.
5. Got propositioned on a road outside of Rome after being mistaken for a prostitute. (Clearly, the jean cut-offs and the hiking boots were confusing.)
6. Was abandoned on a mountain in Hawaii by too-young youth camp leaders and had to find my way down without a trail and only my equally clueless about mountaineering friend to help.
7. Put out the flames by shoving her into a shower stall after a young Italian girl's hair caught on fire in Venice (her hair touched the (clearly very safe) light bulb above the sink in a youth hostel). Was subsequently yelled at in Italian by her chaperone, who appeared to be more angry than anything else.
8. Lost a personal pan pizza eating contest to another 14 year-old girl who ate eight (8!) in one sitting. Hated that girl for a long time afterwards.
9. Watched my mother go through every single article of clothing she had with her on a road trip across Texas when one particularly virulent strain of stomach flu hit my brothers and sisters. By the time we reached our destination, she was in her night gown. Vowed never to have that many kids.
10. Was almost mugged in Cambridge, only to be saved by quick thinking on my part (I pressed "I do not want another transaction" when told to get more money out of the ATM) and the unexpected arrival in the otherwise deserted street of a loud band of fellow students who scared the would-be mugger away.


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You will need to complete a comprehensive computer forensic education program from an accredited school if you want to become a computer forensics analyst or crime scene investigator. The standard computer forensics education requirements are to have at least a bachelor's degree in the field, and many students choose to complete an internship as part of their educational career to gain work experience. Computer forensics education programs involve the application of science and education principals to computer-related crimes and forensic processes.
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The field of computer forensics is growing at a steady pace as more people rely on and use computers on a daily basis. Computer crimes have increased as a result of Internet usage and computer use in the workplace and at home, and computer forensics analysts are often hired to assist with cybercrime investigations. Individuals interested in entering the field of computer forensics need to meet certain computer forensics education requirements. They can complete a bachelor's or master's degree in the field at an accredited college or university, and also complete a certification program that awards them a certain designation as a computer forensics specialist.
Computer forensics education programs typically include both general education requirements and core courses in the field of computer forensics. Most training programs focus on the following areas:
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- Investigative techniques
Students interested in this field now have the option to complete their computer forensics education on a campus or online. The online format may be a good match for students who are currently working a part-time or full-time job and want to complete their computer forensics education at their own pace.
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Individuals enrolled in a computer forensics education program learn how to use advanced software applications and tools to solve cybercrimes. These training programs focus on data extraction and retrieval, file recovery, recovery of encrypted data and tracing online or computer-related activities to gather data that would support a case.
Most employers outline the basic computer forensics education requirements in their job description and typically only hire those who have at least a bachelor's degree or higher in this field, and some type of certification.
The most common educational career path for computer forensics professionals is to complete a formal computer forensics education program at a college or university, and also work towards certification. Some specialists already have an educational or professional background in law enforcement and computer security. Computer forensics certificate programs can provide more in-depth training in a particular area, such as EnCase forensics tools, but formal education is essential for entering the workforce.
Graduate degrees in the field of computer forensics can help an individual advance in their careers and take on leadership roles. These computer forensic professionals may work as a bureau supervisor, train a team of specialists or work as forensic team leaders. Advanced degrees can also help to attract corporate clients and make it easier to branch out and serve as a freelancer. Master's degree programs require a bachelor's degree in the field and are typically two years in length.
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Friday, August 10, 2012
I have a favorite quote from Marianne Williamson that sums up what I mean by confidence and the realization that comes to you when you Live in Truth. She says, "'Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness, that most frightens us.' We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? Actually, who are you not to be? You are a child of God. Your playing small doesn't serve the world. There's nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine, as children do. We were born to make manifest the glory of God that is within us. It's not just in some of us; it's in everyone. And as we let our own light shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we're liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others."
When you Live in Truth you automatically become a light to others. Without conscious effort, you naturally do what the Savior instructed when He said, "Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on an hill cannot be hid. Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it giveth light unto all that are in the house. Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven" (Matt 5:14-16).
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- Wendi said...
I'm so thankful for the confidence I'm learning to have through Living in Truth. And I really like that picture. :)
- August 11, 2012 at 12:51 AM
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Prep Cook
- Volet de programme : Jeunesse Canada au travail dans les deux langues officielles
- Titre de l'emploi : Prep Cook
- Nom de l'organisme : Camp Fircom Society
- Lieu de l'emploi : Gambier Island, Colombie-Britannique
- Durée de l'emploi : 2017-05-01 à 2017-08-20 (16 semaines)
- Salaire horaire : 15,00 $
Camp Fircom
2776 Semlin Drive, Vancouver, BC V5N 4R6
Web Site: www.fircom.ca
Prep Cook
Want to get out of the city for the summer? Would you like to be somewhere surrounded by beautiful mountain views, ocean waterfront and great hiking trails? Then Fircom is the place for you! The Camp Fircom Society, a member of United Church of Canada Camping Ministry, is seeking a Prep Cook. Camp Fircom is located on the south eastern tip of Gambier Island in British Columbia, a short water taxi ride from Horseshoe Bay and 1 hour from downtown Vancouver by public transit. It is a 120 acre waterfront property and has a new kitchen and dining hall and serves groups up to 200. We cater to groups of all ages including schools, retreats, conferences, and weddings. We have a garden, love recycling and composting, use solar power and aim to be a zero waste facility.
Come join an energetic staff team to provide quality service to our renters and summer camp for kids and families!
This is a kitchen position with duties including dishwashing, prep, serving, and cleaning. The kitchen is run by our Head Chef and serves a large majority of vegetarian fare while using the organic produce from our farm. Learn a whole bunch of new skills and recipes to take home at the end of the summer. It is sure to be a tasty one!
• Level 2 - Criminal Records Check and Food Safe Certificate upon hire
• Basics of verbal and written English communication skills
• Reliability and Strong Work Ethic!
• Driver's Licence (occasional food moving in a truck/car from dock to kitchen)
• First Aid
Position Details:
This job is on Gambier Island and will require you to be on site five days of the week. The position starts May 1st until August 20th, 2017. It will have shared accommodation and free meals when working on site. Training will be given on site.
The wage is $13.50/hour. To apply please email your resume and cover letter to Ana-Luz Cobon at firstname.lastname@example.com
No phone calls please.
Camp Fircom Society of the United Church of Canada
The Prep Cook assists in providing food services during the summer rental season under the supervision of the Head Chef and Sous Chef. The Prep Cook is also responsible for providing prep support, maintaining a clean and organized work area while following the food safety standards for dishwashing. The Prep Cook will represent the Camp and its Mission and Goals to its clients, neighbours and the public.
• Assist in preparation of meals in conjunction with the Kitchen Managers.
• Clean and store dishes according to health and safety standards.
• Assist in service of meals and coordinate system for renters/campers for returning dishes to the kitchen
• Maintain required health standards in the kitchen.
• Communicate daily with the Kitchen Managers regarding overall functioning of food services.
• Be aware and alert of any new or impending risks and convey this to the appropriate authority.
• Participate in evaluation process and make any recommendations for following years.
• Model enthusiastic, mature leadership to campers, volunteers, and staff.
• Be sensitive to and strive toward fulfilling the mission and goals of Camp Fircom.
• Other duties as required which may include compost and farm related jobs.
• Reports to the Head Chef/Sous Chef or Executive Director in absence of Chef.
• Confident communication skills.
• Positive attitude and work ethic.
• Food Safety Certification upon hiring process
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The two new shows, Alcatraz and The Firm, both seem to be trying to address the same problem. There is some attraction to running a "big story" or "big mystery" drama, to keep the viewer hooked, a la Lost. However, it's hard to convince people it's worth watching if they're unsure if the full story will ever be told… and even if you keep the show running successfully, the big story does poorly in syndication, which is more built toward people catching an episode here, an episode there.
So both of them set up their big story, but work very hard in their first hours to make it clear that A Story Will Be Told Each Episode. In the case of Alcatraz, the basic pitch is that 300 prisoners who mysteriously disappeared from the famed prison 50 years ago are reappearing, unaged, one at a time, and committing crimes. As such, each episode is about how the investigative team goes after one bad guy, basic cop drama, and then running in the background is the Big Mystery of What's Going On. The setup is pretty goofy even just beyond the inherent science fiction of it, with the team being pulled together in some unlikely ways (hey, cop, we're trying to get you on the team by tricking you into being interested. And who do you want for your sidekick? A graphic novelist? Of course!) I'm unsure of how much I can invest in the "find the killer" plots – I'm growing weary of serial killer fiction – but there are a couple characters that I like, most particularly Jorge Garcia. I may watch more.
The Firm is a sequel to the Grisham novel and the movie based thereon, which means that the lead is about to get himself involved with another complexly corrupt law firm. I mean, it's Jack Bauer syndrome, life repeating itself in intense and exciting ways, showing that one has learned from his mistakes and, in the words of Peter Cook, "can repeat them exactly". Within this framework, they have the room for the legal case of the week, generic law show stuff.
The look of the work is good, but the writing is less so. The legal case in the pilot had our hero – how we are supposed to think of in that manner, not just as a protagonist – ultimately working against the interests of his client, and doing so without consulting with the client.
Not sure either is a keeper. The Firm seems less clunky, but ultimately less attractive.


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Said to be on the radar of Arsenal, William Carvalho has been speaking about his hopes of qualifying from the Champions League group stage.
Reported Arsenal and Manchester United target William Carvalho has been speaking about how it feels to play in the Champions League with his current club Sporting Lisbon.
The Portuguese international was strongly linked with a move to Old Trafford during David Moyes' time in charge, but more recently the defensive midfielder has been tipped to join Arsenal, with Arsene Wenger making no secret of his desire for a new defensive-minded midfielder.
William is regarded as one of the most promising young talents in Portugal having shone in his breakout campaign and won a call-up to the World Cup on the back of his showings for Sporting last season.
But while his future remains in some doubt, the player appears to be happy to have helped his club back to where he clearly feels they belong.
In an interview with Portuguese newspaper A Bola, William said, "We want to be back where we were. Being in Europe is normal for Sporting."
After five years away from Europe's elite competition, the Primeira Liga club are now back, in a group including Chelsea. And given the attention on those games William is likely to generate even more buzz if he can help inspire his side into the knock-out stages.
"We have a motto, that is to think game by game," he added. "But we want to pass this group stage."
So it appears that while the rumours surrounding a possible January move to Arsenal are likely to swell in the weeks ahead, the player himself is fully focused on ensuring that come 2015 his current club are still in the Champions League.


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Yesterday we had a playdate… My daughter wanted to have tea party… She carefully made place settings, we planned a menu (hot chocolate with whipped cream, sprinkles & cookies) I made place mats
(she wanted butterflies),bought fancy dress up clothes, china and doilies… Since moving to our new home (6 months ago) we haven't had many kids over to play… This was a special treat and I wanted only the best… For entertainment I thought we'd keep it simple and decorate a gingerbread house, tis being the season and all.
So I bought a Gingerbread House Kit from Trader Joe's. People who know me may be a little shocked but I have a recently become a convert of kits. I even created a DIY apron kit.
I think they give the confidence to do something you wouldn't normally do and the time saved by having everything in one place ready to go is awesome. No forgetting at the store that one little thing you needed. Not to mention often they are creatively packaged and make wonderful gifts (ok more shameless plugging). So yes I bought a kit. I am not an expert gingerbread house builder, having a little boost to get things going helped my kids and I accomplish something that I probably would have skipped over this year. Not to mention it was great for my kids to do with their friend!
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We're about the wrap up the Poe portion of our Nevermore: Mystery and the Imagination expedition. The second investigation will focus on various cultures' stories of the underworld and/or afterlife. We're expecting some controversy because the kids (and some parents) have difficulty distinguishing between sociology and evangelization: We're simply studying other belief systems, not trying to change anyone's!
Our focus question for the investigation was "Why do people tell stories to explain mysteries?" But we revisited this question because of the word "stories" and the potential implication that all stories are fiction. We didn't want to get into a situation where we examined a Bible story and parents or students objected to the word "story" as an implication that it was merely something made up by people to explain a mystery.
So after some thoughtful late-night email exchanges and a fruitful meeting yesterday, we settled upon: How do people try to explain the mysteries of life? Now we're liberated to explore myths, legends, stories, and beliefs from everywhere and every time and the kids will come to their own conclusions. The plan is to have them investigate and research a specific culture's beliefs in groups. Then each student will write a short poem about visiting that culture's Underworld: who will they meet? How did they get there? What is the setting like?, etc.
We start next week with a discussion of religious tolerance and law in the US. Then we talk about the investigation and its big questions, then we confront some short texts about different beliefs around the world, and then the kids write a journal reflection about what they believe. Then, on the 2nd day, the kids run the show with a Socratic Seminar about their ideas and beliefs. Any time they disrespect someone or belittle their beliefs they lose a point--if they ask questions, respond to questions, or share ideas, they get points. Could be fun, could be a catastrophe! Either way I'm excited, because this is the kind of meaty shit I love to teach. Screw all that Main Idea and Supporting Details crap.
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camp Near Edinburg, Virginia, April 2, 1862.
I promised not to write you till our monotony ceased. It has done so; yet the story is a short one. Our regiment started yesterday morning (April 1) to advance. A few shots, as we started, from some of our Parrott guns, scattered the enemy's vedettes, and five of our companies, deployed as skirmishers, led the way. The other three companies were the reserve, four hundred yards in rear, and were under my command. The occasional interchange of shots now and then, a rapid rattle of rifle-shots from our skirmishers as they came upon a retreating line of the enemy's cavalry, kept us in excitement till we got near Woodstock. When we came over the hill to that town, spang! went a gun from the opposite hill, and whirr-r-r came a shot over my reserve; the men ducked their heads a little, and I drew them under the shelter of a bank. Here there was a rapid interchange of cannon-shot; and when we had shelled out their battery, our skirmishers again advanced, driving their cavalry before them. Just beyond the town we came upon their burning camps, which they had set on fire and deserted. Again we advanced, and came to the "Narrow Pass" (so called). Here the bridge over the creek was burning. Our skirmishers put it out.
The pass is a strong position for the Rebels, and we were not surprised to hear another "spang," and the rushing of more shells. Our batteries got into position, and there was a brisk interchange of shots over our heads, the reserve being in the hollow, and getting an occasional bursting shell near it from each side. Here one of our skirmishers came back shot in the breast. As luck would have it, however, his brass plate turned the ball, so that he was not dangerously hurt. Again we went on till we came to this place. Here both bridges, the turnpike, and railroad were burning. We halted a little while before entering the town, and when we pushed on the inevitable "spang" assailed us. Our skirmishers drove the enemy across the river, and back into the woods. Our batteries silenced theirs. One poor fellow, in a regiment in rear of our reserve, had his head taken off by a shell. These were the only casualties on our side. Here we paused and went into bivouac; and, after fourteen miles' skirmishing in heavy-trim knapsacks, all our tired regiment went to sleep. This morning there has been a little more shelling. We halt for supplies. We are in bivouac, our tents having been left behind.
I hope Jackson will make a stand, but fear he will not. Yesterday was quite a brisk, exciting day. The regiment did splendidly, as all agree. I am very well, and recovering my spirits. Love to all.
SOURCE: Elizabeth Amelia Dwight, Editor, Life and Letters of Wilder Dwight: Lieut.-Col. Second Mass. Inf. Vols., p. 224-5


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There is a certain sense of bonding when you work in overnight radio, not only was I talking to Rosemary Smith upstairs, but I would talk for long hours with Connie Cole at KZOK and Janice Caine who was also at KZOK. Janice and I went out to breakfast at 13 Coins and Connie invited me sight unseen to her wedding which I accepted. I played Old Gold at KXA, not my favorite music at the time but a learning experience (I can tell the group of almost any pop hit, like Build Me Up Buttercup by "The Foundations"). I was not terribly anxious to get on at the FM quite yet, the KYYX after all played a very safe light top 40 targeted at mostly women and ultra yuppie men. Sort of like Seattle's warm 106.5.
Things would soon change as Randi Thomas came on board. The same Randi that had an excellent career later on at KLSY, playing songs in the night. Randi at the time also had a gig at KJUN, a country station out of Puyallup. She started at KXA, but soon got a shift at KYYX, I started to get restless. Especially since KYYX made a radical format change to say the least.
They began playing Rock Of The 80s. This new wave music for the last 18 months of it's existence would define the station forever. I nudged and poked Elvin in the ribs to get time with KYYX and finally around New Years got to work the big FM.
Thursday, February 23, 2006
KYYX--Part III
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It's funny...20 + years later and my time @ KYYX seems fresher than the radio stuff I've done within the last year.
It's great to read your recollections of that time.
Mike "Beaver" Bell
- ryannygard said...
My Mother was Randi Thomas aka Janette Veer. You seem educated on her career and I appreciated your small blog on her. Thank you
- Mike Barer said...
Thank you for reading! What is up with Janette?
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>> christopher is here for tech time tuesday. he's our tech life coach. we're talking about something a little bit scary today within we kind of are. >> yes, how to find what information about you is on the internet. and there's a lot.& i will tell you that right now. >> it's true. a couple of weeks ago we talked about digital footprints. and anything you put out on line is actually a footprint for you and people can start to see who you are, where you are, what you are doing. this actually goes a step farther and takes information from county records, public records, criminal records, schools, all of that stuff and puts it into one place. >> we were talking about this before this segment started. and he googled us or cuz there's websites you go to. one of them is people search.com. >> yeah. one of them is actually two people search.com. >> and another one, let me actually give you a couple of them it is important to know what websites to go to. true people search.com as you can see on the screen, you put in a name and a location or if you have a phone number there is a reverse phone lookup. so you can take any information -- it is just taxer doesn't feel good that that is all out there. >> and that's the prus traiting part. >> another website is family tree now.com. >> same kind of thing. >> that's kind of tricky because it goes to family tree now. you start to think gene yolg, right? >> yes. >> well now you are putting in all this personal information that isn't necessary for gene yolg work. >> i will say this, most of the information like wrong phone numbers, not legit addresses, none of it was actually real. >> right. >> so as you go through, i am actually going to pull up michelle, we will scroll through fast so you can't see anything. >> as you go through you actually ask scroll down a lot and it has information all the way through. so. >> that is all about me. >> just about the amount of scrolling that you can see there is a lot of information. now to remove that, you actually go all the way down to the bottom. >> he just help mood he with mine. >> you go down to priffee-- privacy, it is very tiny you click on privacy, it will actually come up with this screen and it says the top option for record removal requests please click here. >> will you click that for me. >> i will. >> so as you do that, it says make sure this is exact-- as you scroll down it says checking this you are confirming that i am you, so as you are giving me permission and that you have to say i'm not a robot and once you click on that, it actually verifies that you are an actual human being, and then you click on this begin removal. and it takes about 24 hours. >> no way. >> so now your record is going to be removed. >> here is the problem. i just asked christopher, how many websites like this are there, he said a lot. and new ones come all the time. >> you actually have to go and do this for every website. and remove your record from all of them. >> who has time for that. >> who has time for that. there are companies out there, and i don't don't have the name off the top of my head but there are companies that will do that for you. >> i also said what if there is a picture you don't like. he said good luck. >> good luck with that. >> if there is an ugly picture. >> once you put it out there online, online is a very different story than public records. because public records they're just referencing that information, you can tell them to stop referencing that. pictures, you don't know who has downloaded it, you don't know where it s you don't know who posted it in the first place for the most part but you can always look for little hints and clues. one of those is what website did it come from. >> okay. >> so rather than just looking at the search results you can actually look at the picture itself, and it will take you to the website that the search result is referencing. and you can look at it. so it's different than the record search. but it's similar in the sense that you go to the website that it exists on and you can contact the company or the website and say hey, i would appreciate it if you remove my photo. if you don't i will sue you. that doesn't usually work either though. you can always try. >> this is great information. so there are a few. i wanted to read off quickly. there is spoc, io family free now.com, true people search.com. >> true people search is-- true people search.com is the latest one. that has come out. but there is going to be more there is going to be from now on. >> so deal with it. >> keep this in mind. keep in mind when you have your records, that it is always good to keep track of that information so you can always search for it. >> okay. >> you can actually search for your email address, find it and remove it. >> thank you. if you want more information, go to tech life coach.com, christopher is
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So finals for fall semester ended Friday, and ever since I have been checking ISIS every, oh, 90 minutes or so to see my updated "Grades in Progress" report. The first to show was Writing Theory and Practice, which didn't have a final per se, but a 5-page research paper that had to be turned in last Wednesday. Ahh, an A. Excellent.
Next up was Foundations of GIS. This one I was a bit worried about, partly because I missed one of the labs (the GPS field research) and partly because I had no feel for how the curve might be shaping up. I knew I was around 90 percent going into the final, but would that be good enough to score an A? As it turns out, apparently it was, or else I aced the final (thanks for the study group, Andrea!). Two down, two to go.
Next: History Colloquium, which had no final but a 15-page research paper that was all I worked on the entire second half of the semester. The colloquium was on World War I, and my research topic was the treatment of prisoners of war, and the role played by international humanitarian agencies such as the Red Cross in watching out for them. It turned out to be a fascinating topic, and I was justly rewarded with an A.
Finally, Intermediate Italian I. I knew this would be the last grade to post, because the final was at the ungodly hour of 7 p.m. Friday. It was also the class I worried most about, simply because it seemed like things kind of spiraled out of my control a bit toward the end of the semester. I found myself spending more time writing my two research papers and less time doing my Italian homework, and as a result had a hell of a time remembering the differences and conjugations for the future and conditional tenses and the subjunctive mood. I'm pretty sure I also missed turning in a 1-page composition (and a couple or three lab assignments) during the last few weeks of class, which is never a good idea. I had about 3 hours free before the final, and I spent most of it sitting in the downtown Dairy Queen cramming my brain full of the futuro semplice and futuro anteriore, the condizionale and the congiuntivo. I guess it paid off: A.
So of course I'm happy with those grades. It does ratchet up the (self-inflicted) pressure a bit, though — I have yet to receive less than an A since I returned to college in 2003. I know it won't be the end of the world if (more likely when) I do "fall from grace." But I'd like to postpone the inevitable as long as possible, you know?


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When we were in Charente visiting M&D for New Year we wanted to do something one day that wasn't weather dependent but that we would all enjoy – so we decided to arrange a tour of the most famous and successful Cognac maker in the region – Hennessy.
My parents live about 20km from Cognac and even though they have lived there since April 09 had not yet been on one of the tours of the various houses since doing so in the 70s.
We arrived by the river Charente at the House of Hennessy and were met by Sabine who was to be our tour guide. As it's winter they do not have a timetable of tours but you can phone up to arrange a tour at any time during their opening hours – from April to October then run tours throughout the day and you can book them on line. We chose to tour Hennessy for two reasons: firstly it is right on the river in Cognac and secondly it is the largest.
Hennessy was created by Irishman Richard Hennessy in 1765 after serving as a mercenary for King Louis XV. Hennessy now have over 40% of the world market share of Cognac and is part of the luxury good group LVMH.We took a short boat ride across the Charente and entered the tour museum. Sabine explained, in perfect English, where the grapes came from, how they were picked and then distilled into Eau de Vie. How the barrels were made and how they could be used and how long for. We then went into a second warehouse that was full to the brim of barrels from different years, going back to the 1800s. The first thing you notice when you enter the warehouse is the smell, that sweet alcohol really hits you but you soon get used to it.
Sabine went on to explain that 2 to 3% of each barrel evaporates each year – they say that this is for the Angels, they pay to watch over the Eau de Vie and keep it safe. We saw barrels from many different vineyards (Hennessy only actually produce 2% of the grapes that they use) and the different years, including some from the year I was born. Apparently a very good year and going to be used for the Paradis blend. Also there was some from the year Mum was born.
The different Cognacs are then made from different blends as chosen by the Master Blender, Monsieur Fillioux. The Master Blenders at Hennessy have come from the same family for 7 generations. Blends such as VS, VSOP, XO and Paradis are made up with the XO (for example) being made of 60different Eau de Vie aged between 4 and 10 years. After the tour we went back over the river and into the main museum building and shop, we learnt a little of the history of the company and then had a tasting session. We tasted the XO with Dark Chocolate and the Paradis with Milk – they recommend drinking Brandy before you eat as your taste buds are at their best.
We did a little shopping afterwards but in that very French way we had to leave because they were closing for lunch – we didn't buy one of the Bacarac Crystal bottles as it was more than €1,650.
More details of the tours can be found here http://www.cognacwinetours.com/hennessy.htm


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On the tail end of your transmission you mentioned if you fail ( I hope you don't but will not join your STATE OWNED CORP.) it will be because people like me would/will not join your Corp. Are you setting up or looking for a scapegoat?
You mentioned the legislative committee, can you explain to me where in the Maine Constitution that committee is authorized?
Oaths taken behind closed doors are not official (constitutional) oaths therefore are void ab-initio.
Therefore the Sec. of State and the AG have no oath(s) of office so no office exists, maybe that should be brought to the attention LePage he is still claiming to be a constitutional governor isn't he? seems a little funny to me he will abide by his oath if you get enough people in Augusta to frighten him into it.
I have served on school committees city council in the military and no one ever needed to watch over me to make me abide by my oath, as a matter of fact just the opposite was true, consequently I made a lot of people unhappy I'm sure Mr. Lepage will not find himself in that position, have you asked him if ever read the constitutions?
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Yessss!, it looks like the current grime heads are actually making a mark on the UK Charts, congratulations to Tinchy Stryder and Dappy (also featured in the song) who have finally reached number 1!. They have beaten artists such as Beyonce, Lady Gaga & Eminem to the top spot. Hopefully this will increase the recognision of UK music and probably make Tinchy Stryder return to making some good ol' Grime music (as the track Number One, isn't exactly grime).
But to be honest, even thought Tinchy Stryder & Dappy are known in the music industry, I'm still not to keen on their track 'Number One', I'm not saying its bad, but I think Tinchy & Dappy could have made a much better tune, if it was a grime based tune, or something other than a mainstream genre. But, I think because of the antisipation of reaching number one, and Tinchy Stryders previous success with 'Take Me Back' (which features Taio Cruz), It may have made Tinchy want the top spot so badly, that he had changed to the Mainstream music. Still I don't blame him, reaching the top is hard enough, but as long as he does the couple grime tracks, then he'll still keep his fans !


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I was dicking about on our long-abandoned 'MadHatters Test Blog' earlier, whilst trying to solve a problem of ratty's making, and I unearthed this little gem.
It was wasted where it was, so I thought I'd give it a public airing.
. . . and the last time, ladies and gentlemen, that I said that, the magistrate gave me 36 hours community service and told me not to do it again or it would be a custodial sentence.
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Eating lunch with our kindergarten class is the highlight of my day.
26 lively conversationalist all sharing 26 different stories, usually at the same time with the same high-pitched, I-can-talk-louder-than-you-can cafeteria voice.
Their voices cover a variety of tones and questions:
1."Mrs. MacPherson, Mrs. MacPherson, Mrs. MacPherson, can you open this??"
2. "Mrs. MacPherson, Mrs. MacPherson, Mrs. MacPherson, can you close this?"
3. "Mrs. MacPherson, can you come to my birthday party?" (Often planned 11 1/2 months in advance; it includes a pony and a piñata, and without any notice to their family).
4. "Mrs. MacPherson, can I go to the nurse? I. think. I'm. going. to. puke!" (Often unplanned and without any notice to anyone).
A lot goes on in the school cafeteria.
Someone is always trying to trade someone something for something and I usually get handed a variety of supplements to add to my own packed lunch.
I'm often given a Ziplock, snack size bag of bite-sized Chip Ahoy cookies, an occasional dented organic juice box, seedless grapes, or my all time favorite… 1/2 of a squished bologna and cheese sandwich (covered with ketchup).
Fine dining with some very fine friends.


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We've got a runner folks!!
As in runny eggs.. oolala..
Check out the colors.. That was my post 4 mile run breakfast. I really wanted to run outside today to prepare for my 5k on Saturday but when I woke up it was raining cats and dogs. I'm sorry but didn't I leave London to escape the rain? A treadmill was just going to have to suffice!
Pre-run snack:
This banana is making love to the peanut butter. Sooo delish! I prefer all natural peanut butter SO much better than the standard household Jiffy or whatever other PB is out there.
I'm all sweaty.. time to scrub a dub. Ciao.
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