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December 26, 1915 – December 7, 2012
Charles J. Deninger, 97, died December 7, 2012 at Longmont United Hospital.
He was born December 26, 1915 in Brooklyn, New York to Charles and Margaret (Herbert) Deninger. He attended public school #72 in Maspeth, Queens and graduated from Brooklyn Technical high school.
Charles married Frances L. Werner on November 26, 1938 in Brooklyn; she preceded him in death on February 1, 1993. He married L. Marlena Wilmot in Longmont on May 14, 1998 and she also preceded him in death on November 25, 2002.
He was a World War II veteran, having served in the United States Navy stationed aboard the USS Alaska.
Charles was employed as a heavy equipment inspector and stationary engineer for the City of New York. He retired in December 1969. Following his retirement he and Frances moved to Longmont from Valley Stream, New York.
He was a member of Saint John the Baptist Catholic Church.
He is preceded in death by his parents and four sisters Grace Speiss, Midgie DeCelio, Dorothy Zaradka, and May Deninger.
Charles is survived by his daughter Carole Medina of Oklahoma, three grandchildren Meri-Sue Bachlor (husband Dave), Tracy-Anne Rademacher-Hamilton (husband Gary) and Robert Medina; great grandchildren Jennifer and Jeff Rademacher, Randi-Jo Bachlor, and Shane Zimmerman, his great-great granddaughter Maddison Zimmerman, sister-in-law Mildred Near and his dear friend Louise Hawkins of Longmont.
Funeral services have taken place in Longmont, Colorado. Interment at Longmont Mountain View Cemetery. Visit www.ahlbergfuneralchapel.com to share condolences.

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Posts tagged with Domains
Best way to deal with .sucks? Don't suck
New top-level domains (TLDs) are here, and while it's fair to say that their arrival has been mostly underwhelming.
One of the new TLDs, .sucks, has sparked a lot of controversy.
Eight genuinely useful tools for domain name generation
Thinking of a name for your new website is difficult, and the longer you leave it the harder it gets.
Here's the situation I'm in… Me, my wife and few of our friends have decided to pool together our various digital skills and resources to start a new film and music website in our spare time.
We know what the content will be (stupid, rambling), we know roughly what our strategy is (hit and hope) and we know what our goals are (free beer).
Brand TLDs: five potential benefits
Recently introduced, brand top level domains (TLDs) offer a range of opportunities for brands. Here are some of the potential benefits of brand TLDs...
Nominet stands to gain millions from .uk domains, but do businesses really need them?
I reported at the end of last year on Nominet's controversial proposals for .uk domains, which were viewed with scepticism by many businesses.
Nominet recently came back after a consultation process with modified proposals, but the big question still remains: are they actually necessary?
The problem is that this move potentialy devalues .co.uk domains, and will therefore force businesses to cough up for the .uk equivalent.
And who benefits? Nominet, to the tune of £25m+...
How will the introduction of new gTLDs change the internet?
With new gTLDs due to start appearing on the web, it's time again for brand owners to stop and think about their domain strategy.
ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), the body responsible for managing and coordinating the Internet's Domain Name System, last week made a surprise announcement that the first new gTLD could go live in the internet as early as August 28 2013 and we may see the first registrations from September 28.
The new generic top-level domain program will enable the introduction of new gTLDs into the domain name space.
Apple unveils AppStore.com vanity URLs during Super Bowl, land grab coming?
Super Bowl Sunday is no stranger to surprises. With brands spending countless millions on Super Bowl ad campaigns, doing the unexpected or revealing something new on America's biggest day in sport is a no-brainer.
One of yesterday's surprises came courtesy of an ad Paramount Pictures ran for the new Star Trek movie, Star Trek: Into Darkness.
The long tail of referral traffic is short: report
Chris Anderson's book, The Long Tail: Why the Future of Business is Selling Less of More, sits on the bookshelves (or e-readers) of countless entrepreneurs. For many, it has even been an influential book whose ideas have played a role in key business decisions.
Over the years, however, some have asked "Just how long is the long tail?" and interestingly, in many cases, the answer appears to be "not that long at all."
Five website pre-launch tips
Launching a new website is a big event for most companies, and while most of the effort is typically focused on building a great website that delivers compelling content and a superb user experience, what you do before you launch can impact your post-launch success.
Here are five ways you can promote a successful launch before you introduce the world to a new website.
Donuts raises $100m for 300+ new gTLDs
Google may have produced a few chuckles with its application to run a .lol gTLD, but some companies believe there's serious cash to be made in the so-called .brand domains that ICANN is going to be approving.
One such company, Donuts, is so confident that the new gTLDs are going to be a hit that it's reportedly raised a $100m Series A round of funding to operate a portfolio of them.
Coming soon: .google?
Thanks to an ICANN decision, new gTLDs are coming.
According to a recent Afilias study, a sizable minority of brands may apply for their own gTLDs, ushering in a new era in which consumers are asked to visit websites ending in .brand, and not .com.
Is GoDaddy's .co push slightly deceptive?
Finding a good .com domain name can be tough work these days. There's a good chance that when you go to your favorite domain registrar and type in that perfect .com, it's taken.
There are, of course, alternatives to .com. And one of the alternatives receiving a big marketing push is .co.
Is this the most hated checkout process on the web?
I wrote about the GoDaddy checkout process about a year ago, and it was one of the longest and most annoying checkouts I have seen on any e-commerce site.
There were up to ten separate steps in the process, depending on the options you select along the way, and so much cross-selling that finding a path through to the end was a real challenge. It was the very opposite of checkout best practice.
Since I last looked, GoDaddy has made a few changes to the process, so I've been seeing if it is an improvement on the previous version...


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African-American Poetry: 1760-1900
The database of African-American Poetry, 1760-1900, provides access to the full text of the works of nearly 3,000 poems by 54 African-American poets of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
The database includes the poems of such well-known figures as Paul Laurence Dunbar and Phillis Wheatley and the verse of many lesser-known poets whose works may only be found in anthologies or private libraries. Most of the poets in the database were not acknowledged during their lifetimes, but only granted recognition posthumously.
Covering a wide range of topics from slavery and abolition to love and death, this collection provides a unique portrait of early America through the reflections of African-American poets during the 18th and 19th centuries. It contains a rich variety of poetic styles and types including elegies, odes, ditties, hymns, and sonnets.
Generally, the policy has been to use first editions whenever possible; later editions were selected if they were more inclusive. Where poems appeared in their original dialect in an earlier edition and standardized in a later edition, both forms have been included for comparison purposes. Poems originally published in periodicals have also been included. Textual apparatus and front matter to the poems are generally omitted, except the poet's own notes, which are included in the database.
The contents are based upon the bibliography of William French et al, Afro-American Poetry and Drama, 1760-1975: A Guide to Information Sources (Gale Research, 1979).
Express Link (bookmark): http://www.galileo.usg.edu/express?link=zlda


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About 12:15 a.m., officers responded to a report of shots fired in the 1600 block of E Plaza in the Houston Moore complex.
Officers tried to save a 25-year-old man who died Thursday morning after being shot, the 911 call for the fatal shooting in the Houston Moore housing complex revealed.
Rahman Olawale Liadi, 25, is Wilmington's first homicide of the year.
Officers found Liadi about 12:15 a.m lying on a sidewalk next to the playground with at least one gunshot wound to his chest, said Wilmington police Lt. Tom Witkowski.
The unknown assailant fled, Witkowski said.
In the 911 call, an officer tells a dispatcher needs back up and his partners are working on the victim.
"I need units out here. We're going to get a crowd out here now. We've got CPR in progress," an officer says.
One of the responding officers also reported seeing a man run across Greenfield Street near 13th Street headed east toward Garden Lake estates. Police were on scene in under two minutes, 911 records indicate. Witkowski said he was uncertain if officers were able to locate that person.
The area where Liadi's body was found was roped off by crime scene tape for more than eight hours Thursday as investigators scoured for clues.
Witkowski said investigators have no indication that the shooting was preceded by a fight. Only two callers from the 18-building, 150-unit complex called 911 to report hearing gunshots.
"Somebody is shooting in Houston Moore near the Board of Education," one woman said quietly.
When asked what her telephone number was she became afraid.
"No, I'm not giving my number. I just want you all to come out here because they don't need to be shooting."
As the call ends, the timid woman says, "Don't tell nobody I called."
"We wont' tell anybody anything, OK," the dispatcher replied.
"I'm just helping out," the woman explains.
On his Facebook page, Liadi says he is from Winnabow and lives in Leland.
Witkowski said Liadi did not appear to be staying in the complex where his body was found.
One man, who asked to be identified only as Paul, lives just doors away from where Liadi was found. He said when he got home from work at 6 a.m. the police still had the area roped off.
He said he has lived in the complex for a year and hadn't had any problems before Thursday morning.
"It's kind of scary. I'm a little bit on edge about it," the Camden, N.J., native said. "I'm quite sure everybody's on edge as well. I hope they catch the killer."
Anyone with information about the murder is asked to call the Wilmington Police Department at 343-3600. Information also may be submitted anonymously through Text-A-Tip. Enter Tip708 and the information, and send to 274637 (CRIMES).
F.T. Norton: 343-2070
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Gingerbreadsnowflakes is One Year Old Today!Submitted by Pam on Wed, 10/28/2009 - 21:53
And I am celebrating with a give-away!
But before I get to that...
I wish to extend a heart felt THANK YOU to each and every one of you who have joined me in this blogging adventure. Your comments, your kind words, and your support have meant more to me than I could ever express. So many of you have gifted me with your friendship - I am overwhelmed and humbled.
And a huge THANK YOU to my daughter Diane - Sister Diane of CraftyPod - who inspired me to reconnect with my "creative center", and then proceeded to not only encourage me to write this blog but also to teach me (very patiently) every single thing I needed to know to do it! Believe me when I tell you she started with literally "nothing"! I had just barely learned to manage e-mail and a little internet searching when this journey began.
Thank you, Diane, for your gifts of all the incredible experiences, creative opportunities and inspirations, and treasured friendships this past year of blogging has brought into my life.
Now - about that give-away!
To enter, all you need to do is leave a comment! International entries are welcome! Just be sure to leave an e-mail address so I can contact you for mailing information.
Entry deadline is midnight Monday, November 9th.
Now that is done - let's get to the goodies in the give-away: "Vintage" Christmas fabrics and Wheat Straw Christmas Star Kits!
NOT part of the giveaway because they belong to Diane! But you may recognize these - the ornaments Diane and I made for her Advent Calendar when she was in high school. I still have bits of the fabrics in my fabric stash!
And these that we made for mine - about 20 years ago! (Also NOT part of the giveaway because that would leave four pockets on my calendar empty!)
Since I still have bits and pieces of the fabrics we used, I thought it would be fun to share part of our advent calendar "stash" with the lucky winner of my anniversary give-away!!
These four scraps range in size from 6"x18" to 10" x 18".
These have always been our favorites, and as a result the small pieces I will send are the very last bits I have on hand. They are all small, irregular shaped scraps, the smallest (and most loved) being the sweet little heart and flower fabric third in from the lower left corner - 5"x5".
Since some of these are small, I have offered a few links below to crafty tutorials designed for using small scraps of fabrics! But you could use them to create ornaments for your own Advent Calendar just as we did!
BUT WAIT! That's not all!
I am tucking in this little piece of gingham left over from Diane's college days. We made all our own wrapping out of brown paper stamped with red and green apples (we used real apples). We tied the packages with this gingham "ribbon".
Cut into strips, pink the edges, and use it to wrap a few little gifts this year!
BUT WAIT! There's more!
Since most of you can't shop at the Knittn' Kitten in Portland, I picked up these two half yard pieces of Christmasy fabric to include in the give-away.
BUT WAIT! Two more!
One of each of the two wheat straw Christmas Star kits I sell at the Pumpkin Patch gift shop.
Here is the other one
I will be posting a tutorial for these pretty little tree ornaments in a few weeks. But I thought the lucky winner would appreciate having all the material gathered, measured and ready for assembly!
The list includes some really great ideas for using up all those little fabric leftovers, so definitely take a peak at the links whether or not you decide to enter the giveaway.
1. Of course the first thing I thought of as the perfect use for small pieces of fabric - your guessed it -make Kanzashi!
Follow the link to check out Diane's recently publish book "Kanzashi in Bloom"! I am making a couple Kanzashi ornaments this year using the very last little bits of "advent fabric" I have left. One for Diane's tree and one for mine.
The book is not part of the giveaway - but check back on December 26th when we begin the 12 Days of Christmas! A perfect time for another giveaway don't you think? And this book will be the prize.
There is a little video here featured by Woman's Day if you don't have the book yet because it is still on your Christmas wish list!
2. Why not try Diane's Stiffened Fabric Flower Brooch or Stiffened Fabric Pendant . Both would be perfect in these Christmasy fabrics for wearing during the holidays. Or... make them into ornaments!
3. Why not make your own Christmas cards using one of these tutorials:
- "Cheater's Patchwork Quilt" card - Joanie shows us how on her blog Nini Makes.
- Fabric Post Cards featured on CraftStylish
- Fused Fabric Cards which Diane shared on DIYAlert.
4. LollyChops has just posted the coolest tutorial for making fabric Smooshy Stack Christmas Trees and another for these adorable little owls which would make perfect Christmas owl ornaments.
5. And Sew, Mama, Sew has just posted a tutorial for patch work napkins that is just a much fun as the tutorial posted earlier this year for patch work kitchen towels. I am making the napkins with my half of the Knittn' Kitten fabrics!
6. And speaking of the "Kitten", Susan Beal's project sheet for these adorable pin cushions will soon be available (as well as all the other projects featured at the Kitten) for you to download. Wouldn't you like to have a couple in Christmasy fabric to keep your crafty holiday mojo going? Keep an eye on Crafty Pod or West Coast Crafty for the announcement.
7. I love this Patchwork Star Ornament by Linaloo that I just found on Rachel's incredible guide to the crafty universe - One Pretty Thing. I will definitely be making one of these very cute star ornaments - maybe several! They would be adorable tied on a package.
8. I wish Diane and Michael were little again so I could make them a bunch of shirts, skirts and jackets using this technique for frayed applique. Liz comes up with some pretty cool ideas on her blog The Quilted Turtle, but this one is one of my favorites! I am thinking the frayed applique idea could translate to Christmas ornaments, Christmas shopping bag embellishments, or Christmas tees or sweatshirts.
9. And one more! A fabulous new e-book titled Crafty Tree Trimming : Six Festive Ornaments to Make.
Diane is one of six collaborators. This e-book is absolutely beautiful! You are definitely going to love it! And the ornament project by Kayte Terry is perfect for small, vintage Christmasy fabric scraps!
How do I get a copy, you ask?? Follow this link to the Crafty Pod Shop - that's how!
I hope you find some inspiration for using small bits of Christmasy fabric among these ideas! If you have others, please feel free to share by including them in your comment.
"Sending an Owl..."Submitted by Pam on Mon, 10/26/2009 - 20:49
... to say " HAPPY HALLOWEEN!"
P.S. November 1st. is my one year blogging anniversary! To celebrate, there will be a give-away.
Using Colorful Leaves and Mod Podge to Make a Fall WreathSubmitted by Pam on Fri, 10/16/2009 - 01:11
I love wheat! I love oats! and I LOVE fall leaves! Using all three, I just finished this fall wreath for my front door. I don't pretend to be a wreath artist! But I am happy with the way this turned out.
What I really love about it is that since I sealed all the dried leaves in Outdoor Mod Podge, they will not wither away in a week or so - which is exactly what would happen if I used "fresh" fall leaves. I just am not willing to put a lot of work into projects that have very short life spans!!
The wreath is very simple to make - here's how.
A Little Fall Leaf and Mason Jar Re-use ProjectSubmitted by Pam on Thu, 10/15/2009 - 18:53
Ok! This may look a bit familiar.
While I sat brushing Mod Podge on dozens of leaves to use on my Fall wreath, I decided to light a little jar candle covered with fall leaves that I made last year to keep me company.
I enjoyed the warm glow of the candlelight dancing through the leaves so much that I just had to make a bigger one!
But this time I made it with the intention that it could be used the rest of the year for crafty storage! Or for storing dried peppers or dried mushrooms!
Cuddle-able Scarecrows!Submitted by Pam on Fri, 10/09/2009 - 18:02
Your kids will love helping you make these mini scarecrows! Don't be surprised once you pop the head on if they want to give it a big hug and carry it around like a doll!
Watching kid's affectionate reactions to their scarecrows was the highlight of the "Make a Scarecrow" class we taught last fall at the Pumpkin Patch. Once we placed the head on the "neck", every single child would squeal with delight, throw their arms around their scarecrow and give it a huge hug! Some carried it around the farm the rest of the day!


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Obtain the zip password for the LinkStation firmware image.dat
This article
Based on work by moomoo and frontalot.
Originally by frontalot.
at Linkstationwiki.org
Mike Tsao's Method
This method of obtaining the image.dat zip password works best if you already have root access to the LinkStation. You also need the ability to extract ramdisk.image.gz from firmimg.bin. For these reasons this method is most useful if a new zip password is used for image.dat (as was the case for stock 1.4x firmwares).<p>
|With some tweaking this method should work even if you don't already have root access to the LinkStation.
1. Obtain the desired firmware and extract ramdisk.image from firmimg.bin. See the appropriate flash ROM analysis for instructions on disassembling firmimg.bin.
2. Mount ramdisk.image:
mount ramdisk.image /mnt/ramdisk -o loop
cd /mnt/ramdisk
3. Rename the existing unzip:
cd bin
mv unzip real_unzip
4. Create a new unzip with the following contents
echo "$*" >> /cmdline
`real_unzip $*`
5. Make the new unzip executable:
chmod a+x unzip
6. Unmount the image and gzip it back up:
cd ..
gzip −9 ramdisk.image
7. Use the appropriate toolchain to create a new firmimg.bin containing the original firminfo.txt and vmlinux.gz and new ramdisk.image.gz. For the powerpc-hdhlan LinkStation:
setsum firminfo.txt vmlinux.gz -r ramdisk.image.gz -o firmimg.bin
8. Flash firmimg.bin to the appropriate flash bank. For the powerpc-hdhlan LinkStation:
cat firmimg.bin > /dev/fl1
9. Replace the original firmimg.bin in the firmware update and run the firmware updater.
10. Once the firmware update process is complete, telnet into the LinkStation and cat cmdline:
cat /cmdline
11. You should see the password used to unzip image.dat. For the powerpc-hdhlan LinkStation:
-P NFM_TUPSBHFNFM_TUPSBHF /mnt2/image.zip -d /mnt2
Sec's Method
There is an alternative method of obtaining the image.dat zip password outlined at the TeraStation Wiki. Although this has not been attempted, the method should also work for the LinkStation.


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I love caramel! I love the flavor of caramelized sugar and a nice chewy texture.
I recently been blogging about overcoming my fear of puff pastry, so I decided to graduate from making simple turnovers to making "Palmiers" (otherwise known as Elephant Ears). What are Palmiers?
Also called palm leaves , this crispy delicacy is PUFF PASTRY dough that is sprinkled with granulated sugar, folded and rolled several times, then cut into thin strips. After baking, these golden brown, caramelized pastries are served with coffee or tea or as a dessert accompaniment.
© Copyright Barron's Educational Services, Inc. 1995 based on THE FOOD LOVER'S COMPANION, 2nd edition, by Sharon Tyler Herbst.
I try to make as many recipes as I can "from scratch" but I admit that puff pastry is far too complicated for me to attempt making-- too much folding and making sure to keep the butter nice and cold. Thank you, Pepperidge Farm, for being reasonably priced and making this step one that I don't have to worry about. Trader Joe's sells a great puff pastry, but only at Christmas. Whole Foods does, too, but it's a bit pricey. 'Nuff said.
I'm a very visual person, so I decided to pay YouTube.com a visit. Sure enough, there were plenty of folks willing to show how to make palmiers and how to fold them. I searched around for a few recipes (by the way, Palmiers can also be made savory). I rolled up my sleeves and decided to give this a go-- my virgin attempt at making Palmiers.
You will need: Puffy pastry, parchment paper (I have a Silpat but I'll explain, later, why I'm glad I chose parchment), a baking sheet, a rolling pin, and sugar. I was trying to use up leftover seedless raspberry jam (because I made homemade raspberry jam and I need refrigerator space), so I decided to add this as well.
If I plan to use puff pastry in advance, I thaw it in the refrigerator overnight. Today, this recipe was a total "whim" so I did a quick thaw.
I removed one sheet of puff pastry (Pepperide Farm comes in two's). I set the puff pastry on top of my parchment paper-- a trick I learned the hard way. You see, frozen puff pastry will thaw in about 30 minutes (unless you live in Siberia and it's winter). Once, I thawed the pastry on my cutting board and it was hard to handle. After about 5 minutes of thawing, I carefully unfolded the puff pastry. Don't worry about lines or if it's torn. Thawed pastry repairs very easily.
I have a tile counter (how I dream of a granite counter), so I used a marble pastry board. Sprinkle the board, generously, with sugar. How much? I don't measure... about this much.
Now, lift the parchment paper with the thawed pastry and flip it onto the sugared pastry board (or your counter). I use a bench scraper to shape the dough after the first roll, and I repair any cracks.
Now, sprinkle more sugar on top, and gently roll in order to press the sugar into the pastry. You also want to roll the dough to be thinner. I apologize, I can't give you a specific measurement of thinness. Just a bit, if that makes sense.
I used about 1/4 cup of seedless raspberry jam (you can skip this, if you want)...
...and spread the jam, leaving at least a 2- inch border. I figured that by the time I folded the dough, and pressed it some more, it would really spread.
Now, it's time to fold. Each side is rolled in about 1-1/2 inches. Eyeball it. I added a little more sugar and used the rolling pin to flatten it-- this was tricky, because of the jam.
Once more, I rolled each side in, until they met. Roll it flat again. Last, the two ends meet and are rolled one on top of another, then flatted with the rolling pin.
The jam oozed out of one end. Hmmmm, maybe a little less jam next time, but I'm not quitting now! Into the freezer, the first batch went, for 15 minutes. In the meantime, I put the second batch into the fridge. Both techniques worked fine, by the way. Remove from the fridge/freezer and...
...with a sharp knife, cut the dough in uniform sizes-- eyeball it. I'm guessing 3/8-in sizes. The first few slices didn't have jam in them, but that's okay. It gave me a chance to see if I like them better plain or with jam. Each sheet of puff pastry should yield 18 slices.
At first, a video showed that I should brush each piece with a little water and then dip into sugar.I decided that I could skip that, only because the jam was sticky enough. It worked like a charm.
As you can see, I set these on parchment paper. I was forewarned, by one recipe, that the puff pastry has a tendency to unfold, so to be sure to really press the dough together. I tried to figure it out... so we shall see what happens. I decided to experiment, since some recipes say to chill these between 15-30 minutes. The first set of cookies (12 of them) went into the freezer for 15 minutes. Then, I popped them into a 375F degree oven, on the middle rack. The "secret" to puff pastry are all the multiple layers of butter that expands when baked.
NOTE: At this point, you can freeze the palmiers to bake at a later time.
These smell out of this world! My husband walked into the house, sniffing and commenting that I was making something really good.
These are pretty! Some of them did, indeed, unfold a bit. C'est la vie.
Take note of all that caramelized sugar! Parchment paper is my friend, on this occassion. The one on the right reminds me of a mushroom.
I flipped some over and look at that beautiful caramelized sugar! I could hardly wait to try one, but they are very hot. Be careful!
Oh yeah, look at that caramelize sugar! I dare you to not eat one!
Onto a cooling rack...
Eaten warm, they are crunchy, chewy and incredibly good. A nice cup of tea would go well with these, for sure. Cooled, they are equally good.
You can do many variations-- cinnamon sugar, pumpkin spice, vanilla sugar-- have fun with this!
Baked with love,


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2012 Minnesota Young Entrepreneur of the Year
SBA Names Minnesota
Young Entrepreneur of the Year
Burnsville, Minn. – Matthew D. Ames, President and CEO of MN Pro Paintball, Inc. based in Burnsville, Minn., has been named the Minnesota Young Entrepreneur of the Year by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The Young Entrepreneur of the Year is selected annually based on success as measured by sales and profits, increased employment opportunities created by the business, development and/or utilization of innovative or creative business methods, and demonstrated entrepreneurial potential necessary for long-term business success and economic growth. If this wasn't enough, all of these accomplishments are done before the Young Entrepreneur reaches the age of thirty (30). Michael Ryan, Director of the Twin Cities Small Business Development Center at the University of St. Thomas, nominated Matt for this award.
Matt started MN Pro Paintball in 2002 and he currently operates a 200 acre outdoor paintball park in Lakeville, retail stores in Burnsville and Minnetonka, and an online store. Based in Burnsville, the business has grown from a one-man operation to eight full-time and as many as 50 part-time employees during the peak season, and has profitable grown to nearly $1 million in annual sales.
Matt began MN Pro Paintball as a senior at Lakeville High School, then commuting between Minnesota State University Mankato and the Paintball Park in Lakeville. In the fall of 2005, Matt was accepted into the Entrepreneurship Program at the University of St. Thomas. Within two years, Matt graduated and opened the first retail store in Burnsville.
Rich Rexelsen, a professor of marketing at St. Thomas as well as Matt's mentor and academic advisor commented, "Matt has shown remarkable tenacity for his willingness to meet people and do the market development that is necessary for this business." The numbers reflect this, averaging 15% sales growth during the past three years.
Matt was born missing a chamber of his heart. Although Matt would suffer from heart problems for the rest of his life, it didn't stop him from living life to the fullest. As a child, he played hockey until his doctor would no longer sign his physical. Matt was looking for a new sport when he saw an advertisement for paintball.
Paintball is a sport in which players compete, in teams or individually, to eliminate opponents by tagging them with capsules containing water soluble dye and gelatin shell outside (paintballs) propelled from a paintball gun. The game is regularly played at a sporting level with organized competition involving worldwide leagues, tournaments, professional teams, and players.
Games are played on outdoor or indoor fields of varying sizes. A game field is scattered with natural or artificial terrain, which players use for tactical cover. Rules for playing paintball vary, but can include capture the flag, elimination, ammunition limits, defending or attacking a particular point or area, or capturing objects of interest hidden in the playing area. Depending on the variant played, games can last from seconds to hours, or even days in scenario play.
Matt played paintball every possible chance from the time he was thirteen years old. From playing in his backyard to participating in competitive tournaments, paintball was Matt's life. Eventually this passion led him to open MN Pro Paintball.
His commitment to the community goes beyond his business, as MN Pro Paintball regularly contributes to charitable causes. Most significantly, they have contributed more than $50,000 to the cardiac unit at Children's Hospitals through the Challenge for Children's charity paintball event which is gearing up for its fourth annual event on May 20th.
For more information:
Matthew Ames
President and CEO
Minnesota Pro Paintball, Inc.
2500 West County Road 42 #116
Burnsville, MN 55420


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Enter the Net: Memory a key to efficient computer operation
By Dave Hughes
First, I want to wish everyone a happy and healthy New Year. Most folks wish prosperity for others and I follow that tradition, but the last few years have taught me that without health, prosperity and other goodies are hollow.
Also a shout-out to Mrs. Hahn (although I am almost 65, she will always be "Mrs. Hahn" because calling a former teacher by their first name seems disrespectful (grin). I saw in the paper she has hung up her weekly column – citing age and the need to spend more time with Mr. Hahn, also a retired teacher.
I have been writing weekly columns off and on in many publications for almost 40 years and I know sometimes it's very hard to come up with ideas for the next one. Mrs. Hahn's columns were always interesting and many times brought a smile and a memory.
Thanks, Mrs. H for sharing your insight and humor with your friends and former students. You will be missed.
One of my friends in Benton is a budding photographer and we sometimes get together via Mr. Bells new-fangled gadget for a chin session on photo tips, etc. Earlier this week he and I discussed his computer and why sometimes he couldn't open a program or performance was like Kayro Syrup ® on a cold January night.
My friend told me the computer was custom-built for gaming and should be great for photos. Since I spent a few years as a customer service manager in an Internet Service Provider I am familiar with asking questions to locate problems. After a few minutes conversation I think I had the answer.
He has the problem many others have who were unfamiliar with buying computers and how important it is to purchase towards your end use. My friend's problem was his needs/uses changed since his original purchase.
Now, instead of spending time playing games he utilizes his computer to process the high megabyte sizes of digital photography images and he needs a lot more memory in his machine. His computer is trying to work with only four megabytes of memory when he needs a minimum of eight. Actually, 12-16 Megs would be much better and make his photo processing more efficient and a lot faster.
I also suggested he contact his builder to see if his motherboard could take a faster or more complex CPU, such as an Intel I-5 or I-7 chip. This would make photo editing a pleasure instead of something tedious waiting for one edit to finish before applying another.
Just upgrading memory will also allow my friend to work on multiple projects, programs and images at the same time because all the work will be done in direct cached memory without havening to write to the hard drive before continuing to the next step.
I also talked to him about what kind of virus and malware detection used on his machine. He seemed satisfied with it, but I told him that many of this type program has significant impact on a computer's memory and CPU usage penalties. Finding the right program took me a long time, but about 10 years ago I found a company called Eset which manufactures a great little program called "NOD32" which has never missed a virus and has the smallest memory and CPU usage.
Converting to that program can also increase many program speeds. Go to eset.com/leo for a 10 percent-off offer and a 30-day free trial. It costs about 40 bucks a year or $60 per year.
Now that the Christmas season has passed many of you either received or purchased new computers and are putting them through their paces. I encourage anyone who now has one of the scores of "holiday special" computers offered online or in stores to intensively test your machines to see if they will meet your needs.
The reason I suggest this is many of your computers may only have four – or even less – memory onboard. While that may be enough to get the computer to come on and probably do a decent job on the Internet, it just won't cut it if you want to play any of today's highly touted games you have to play directly on your computer (as opposed through a pure online service).
You will be very disappointed in performance when you work with photos from regular digital cameras and also making and editing videos on your computer.
All is not lost because replacing and upgrading memory today isn't brain surgery. Just go online to places such as Amazon and tell them what kind of computer you have and they will send the correct type of memory. Most laptops have a special door or hatch to replace memory easily. NOTE: NEVER OPEN A LAPTOP CASE itself.
Desktop computers require taking the case cover off and MAY void your warranty. Make sure you understand this. Many computer shops charge $25-$50 to do the service which is a rip-off. Sometimes, you can take it back to the seller and they will do the labor for free if you are a good customer.
I hope you enjoy your computer and remember that sometimes it's better to save your data and just format the hard drive and start over.


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Campus commemorates 100th annual commencement ceremony
National Endowment for the Humanities Chairman and Governor of Hawaii will be commencement speakersUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
Posted: May 5, 2011
Jim Leach, chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities, will be the featured speaker at the 100th annual undergraduate degree commencement ceremony at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa on Saturday, May 14, at the Stan Sheriff Center.
The undergraduate ceremony is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. (student procession begins at 8:30 a.m.), and will end at noon. More than 1,500 students are eligible to receive bachelor's degrees at the undergraduate ceremony.
Later in the day, from 3-5 p.m., master's and doctor's degrees and post-baccalaureate certificates in secondary education will be awarded to nearly 800 graduate degree candidates. Governor of Hawai'i Neil Abercrombie will be the speaker at the afternoon ceremony.
An estimated 2,300 students will receive degrees and certificates for the Spring semester and 2011 summer session. Students completing their degree requirements during the summer are eligible to participate in this month's ceremonies, since the August Commencement is no longer held.
Sarah Riordan, candidate for a Bachelor of Arts in speech through the School of Communications, will be student speaker. Riordan has maintained membership in the Honors Program throughout her time at UH Manoa, serving as a student mentor. In addition to her studies, Riordan has worked in the Nagatani Academic Center at UH Mānoa since her freshman year. Her experience tutoring fellow students has led her to aspire to a career in academics. Riordan will pursue a graduate degree in speech at UH Mānoa in the Fall.
Undergraduate Honors Program candidates are Mariam Fauzi Beard, Christina Marie Beyers, Eric Birkeland, Marissa-Lyn K. Chomko, Ailsa Cooper, Hannah Cooper, Ngoc Anh Thi Dao, Alan Herbert, Kara Hisatake, Alicia H. Huang, Jennifer Asako Ishimoto, Liana Kobayashi, Amanda Lee, Mary Susan Lopez, Kathy Nii, Monica Orcine, Kelly Ann C. Ota, Elyse C. N. Oyama, Michael A. Ortega, Damion Sailors, Jaclyn Mae Santos and Rachel Marie Shaddox.
Also receiving recognition during the ceremony will be Regents' Scholars Shannon Kawika Yasuo Arakawa, Jerrica Kwai Fah Ching, Dayna K. Kitsuwa, Liana Kobayashi, Vivian Lin, David L. Nagashima, Katrina Estabillo Namnama, Elyse C. N. Oyama and Jessica N.G. Yuen.
Presidential Scholar graduates are Robert F. Gray and Damion Sailors.
The Board of Regents established the Regents' and Presidential Scholarships in 1987 as the University's first full scholarships based solely on academic excellence and reserved for Hawai'i's best high school and community college students.
Leach is the ninth Chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities. He previously served 30 years representing southeastern Iowa in the U.S. House of Representatives. After leaving Congress in 2007, Leach joined the faculty at Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School, where he was the John L. Weinberg Visiting Professor of Public and International Affairs until his confirmation as NEH chairman.
A graduate of Princeton University, Leach received a Master of Arts degree in Soviet politics from the School of Advanced International Studies at The Johns Hopkins University, and did additional graduate studies at the London School of Economics. A member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, he holds ten honorary degrees and has received numerous awards.
Governor Neil Abercrombie earned a Master's degree in Sociology and PhD in American Studies from the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. He served in the State House of Representatives from 1975 to 1979 and in the State Senate from 1979 to 1986. From 1988 to 1990, Governor Abercrombie was elected to serve on the Honolulu City Council.
In 1990, Governor Abercrombie was elected to return to Congress and represented Hawai'i's first Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives until 2010. While in Congress, he served as chairman of the Armed Forces Subcommittee on Air and Land Forces, and a senior member on the Natural Resources Committee.
Doors to the Stan Sheriff Center will open at 7:45 a.m. for the undergraduate ceremony and at 2 p.m. for the advanced degree ceremony. Both events are free and open to the public. No tickets are issued, and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Balloons and strollers are not allowed inside the Stan Sheriff Center.
Free parking will be available in the lower campus parking structure, which will open at 6 a.m. Parking shuttle service will be provided for the undergraduate ceremony only. No shuttle service will be provided during the advanced degree ceremony. The shuttle buses are wheelchair accessible and run a continuous route from the Biomedical Science Building to Krauss Circle.
Friends and family members may greet graduates following the ceremony on the football practice field (surnames A-L) and the soccer practice field (M-Z).Authorized lei vendors will be located in the areas. Authorized lei vendors will be located in the area.
There will be a live webcast of the ceremony. See the website at http://manoa.hawaii.edu/commencement.


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WE have created the possibility of being among the leaders of the global shift of consciousness in Arizona. The Universe has heard our call and is picking up the pace as Sacred Transformational Spaces continue manifest.
For this event the space being used is located in the beautiful historic district right across the street from the park that is known for hosting some of AZ's Largest Festivals! It's literally the perfect place to start offering regular weekly events, workshops, healing sessions and eventually a large Conscious Festival!
This community is waking up at an exponential rate and we are prepared to hold space for our MANY new brothers and sisters as they realize the possibilities life can offer.
So here is the first of many offerings to come! Tuesday is now the official day to get your FLOW on! And of course, it's all about Collaboration! We want to give everyONE willing an opportunity to share their passion AND be paid for it! Of course the only way to do this is to obtain sponsorship and charge for tickets.
That said, we would like to remind everyone that money is energy, and when we give energy (especially to our community) we will receive that energy back 10 fold. We must give to receive otherwise we are only hurting ourselves. So if someone cant pay please encourage them to fill out a volunteer application ahead of time or contact our Production Manager Nicole Marie Kauffman, about what one can offer energetically. We can always use more loving arms to hug and help make all of this possible. :)
Thank you all for keeping the vision of transformation strong in your minds during these fearful times. Together we will make a huge difference in this world so bring your friends to grow our family! :) Much Love!
Date: Every Tuesday
Time: 6:00 – 10:00 or when Everyone leaves ;)
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Professor Evan Lee recently filmed a special edition of Legally Speaking that presents the hypothetical trial in absentia of "Edward Snowman" (based on Edward Snowden). The filming took place at WETA in Washington, D.C., and will air later this year.
"Being on the set of this program was a spellbinding experience," says Prof. Lee. "These experts got so wound up in the fact pattern and, by the end, were arguing so passionately for their viewpoints. If anyone wants to know exactly why the Snowden affair divides America, you'll find it here."
The discussion starts with how the press and the NSA deals with leaks; how the government approaches the prosecution of such leaks; how the defense plans for trial, and finally the panelists' judgments about the leaker and the government.
The program is scheduled to air on KQED PLUS (KQEH) on 3/29 at 1:30 p.m. Legally Speaking is a series of in-depth interviews with prominent lawyers, judges, and academics co-produced by UC Hastings College of the Law and California Lawyer. More: http://www.callawyer.com/CLLegallySpeaking.cfm


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22nd Century Group Inc (XXII) are being closely watched by investors as the firm's Mesa Adaptive Moving Average (MAMA) has dipped below the Fractional Adaptive Moving Average (FAMA), indicating that a potential bearish move might be forthcoming. The MESA Adaptive Moving Average, which was developed by John Ehlers, is a technical trend-following indicator which adapts to price movement "based on the rate change of phase as measured by the Hilbert Transform Discriminator". This method of adaptation features a fast and a slow moving average so that the composite moving average swiftly responds to price changes and holds the average value until the next bar's close. The author states that because the average's fallback is slow, trading systems can be created with almost whipsaw-free trades.
When choosing indicators for technical stock analysis, traders and investors may opt to examine the ATR or Average True Range in addition to Mesa Moving Average comparisons. The present 14-day ATR for 22nd Century Group Inc (XXII) is currently sitting at 0.35. The ATR basically measures the volatility of a stock on a day-to-day basis. The average true range is typically based on 14 periods and may be calculated daily, weekly, monthly, or intraday. The ATR is not considered a directional indicator, but it may reflect the strength of a particular move.
Checking in on some other technical levels, the 14-day RSI is currently at 39.85, the 7-day stands at 32.71, and the 3-day is sitting at 35.01. The RSI, or Relative Strength Index, is a commonly used technical momentum indicator that compares price movement over time. The RSI was created by J. Welles Wilder who was striving to measure whether or not a stock was overbought or oversold. The RSI may be useful for spotting abnormal price activity and volatility. The RSI oscillates on a scale from 0 to 100. The normal reading of a stock will fall in the range of 30 to 70. A reading over 70 would indicate that the stock is overbought, and possibly overvalued. A reading under 30 may indicate that the stock is oversold, and possibly undervalued.
Another technical indicator that may be a powerful resource for determining trend strength is the Average Directional Index or ADX. The ADX was introduced by J. Welles Wilder in the late 1970's and it has stood the test of time. The ADX is typically used in conjunction with the Plus Directional Indicator (+DI) and Minus Directional Indicator (-DI) to help spot trend direction as well as trend strength. At the time of writing, the 14-day ADX for 22nd Century Group Inc (XXII) is noted at 35.27. Many technical analysts believe that an ADX value over 25 would suggest a strong trend. A reading under 20 would indicate no trend, and a reading from 20-25 would suggest that there is no clear trend signal.
The Williams Percent Range or Williams %R is another technical indicator worth taking a look at. 22nd Century Group Inc (XXII) currently has a 14 day Williams %R of -83.25. The Williams %R fluctuates between 0 and -100 measuring whether a security is overbought or oversold. The Williams %R is similar to the Stochastic Oscillator except it is plotted upside-down. Levels above -20 may indicate the stock may be considered is overbought. If the indicator travels under -80, this may signal that the stock is oversold. Chart analysts may also use the indicator to project possible price reversals and to define trends.
22nd Century Group Inc (XXII) currently has a 14-day Commodity Channel Index (CCI) of -96.89. Active investors may choose to use this technical indicator as a stock evaluation tool. Used as a coincident indicator, the CCI reading above +100 would reflect strong price action which may signal an uptrend. On the flip side, a reading below -100 may signal a downtrend reflecting weak price action. Using the CCI as a leading indicator, technical analysts may use a +100 reading as an overbought signal and a -100 reading as an oversold indicator, suggesting a trend reversal.
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This ranking of the Most Popular colleges for the Communication & Journalism field is based solely on the number of yearly graduations, not quality. However, the most popular schools must be doing something right. Attending one of these colleges or universities would ensure you are surrounded by large number of like-minded students. It also may indicate a school who devotes a lot of resources to the department.
The graduating class of 2016 produced 96,687 freshly minted Communication & Journalism graduates nationwide, from across 1,219 colleges and universities.
Individual schools graduated as few as 1 and as many as 1,134, with an average-sized graduating class of about 79.
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Anne Hathaway's actress mom has heaped praise on her daughter's portrayal of a desperate prostitute in Les Miserables after playing the role onstage in a touring production of the epic musical.
Kate Hathaway insists her stage performances as Fantine inspired her daughter to become an actress and she's more than impressed with what Anne has created on the big screen in director Tom Hooper's epic adaptation.
She tells the Los Angeles Times, "I know I'm her mother, but I think she's the perfect Fantine. I don't feel like I dove into Fantine as far as she did. Annie actually opened my eyes to the character because of all the research she did."
Kate also reveals her daughter almost turned her back on acting as a hopeful child star after watching young ice-skater Tara Lipinski win gold at the 1998 Winter Olympics.
Her mom recalls, "She started crying and told her father and I that she couldn't even land a Clearasil commercial, while Tara had a gold medal."
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The new year will bring changes in unemployment benefits and, to a lesser extent, the state's minimum wage.
The new year will bring changes in unemployment benefits and, to a lesser extent, the state's minimum wage.
In January, Florida unemployment benefits will be reduced from 23 weeks to 19 weeks.
The federal Emergency Unemployment Compensation benefits — basically extra benefits that kick in when the state limit is met — are slated to expire altogether on Jan. 2.
Meanwhile, on Jan. 1 Florida's minimum wage will increase by 12 cents to $7.79 per hour.
The number of weeks of benefits that a state can offer its unemployed is determined by the U.S. Department of Labor and based on guidelines set out in the Middle Class Tax Relief and Job Creation Act of 2012.
Florida's unemployment benefits were reduced from 26 weeks to 23 weeks this summer, when Florida's unemployment rate fell below 9 percent for three consecutive months.
As the state's unemployment picture improves, the number of benefit weeks continues to drop. The state unemployment rate was 8.1 percent in November — the lowest since November 2008.
As for the federal EUC benefits: They are on the chopping block as part of the "fiscal cliff" crisis. If a budget deal is struck those benefits may or may not be restored in some form.
In Alachua County, there were 887 people getting the EUC benefits as of Dec. 22, according to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity.
Alachua County's unemployment rate was 6.3 percent in November, down from 7.7 percent in November 2011.
The most a person can receive in unemployment benefits is $275 per week, based partly on their previous salary.
James Miller, deputy chief communications officer for the state Department of Economic Opportunity, said that while unemployment benefits are being reduced, Floridians shouldn't overlook the resources of the regional workforce boards.
"We've done very specific, targeted outreach to the people in our community who will be affected (by the expiration of EUC benefits) to let them know the services we have available," said Kim Tesch-Vaught, executive director of FloridaWorks, the regional workforce board for Alachua and Bradford counties.
Tesch-Vaught noted that her agency is there to help. For example: Resume workshops will be held 1:30 to 3 p.m. Wednesdays in January; interviewing workshops will be 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays in January, except New Year's Day.
Bob Walther, president of Wal-Staf Personnel Services, an employment agency with offices in Ocala, Gainesville and Lake City, said despite the improving unemployment rates, the regional picture remains challenged.
"We still have (employer) clients calling us … to fill positions, but the growth of calls has slackened," Walther said. "Businesses are very, very fearful of the future and when you're fearful of the future, you don't hire."
When the new minimum wage kicks in, it will be 54 cents per hour above the federal minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. That federal standard hasn't increased since 2009.
In 2004, Florida voters approved a constitutional amendment that created a minimum wage for the state.
Florida law requires state officials to calculate the figure each year based on the percentage increase in the federal Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers in the South Region.
Staff writer Christopher Curry contributed to this report.
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SOURCE: Rosedale Land Partners
February 04, 2013 18:39 ET
AZUSA, CA--(Marketwire - Feb 4, 2013) - Buyer confidence is on the rise and national media has taken notice of Rosedale, a prime example of a master-planned community that is thriving with strong sales and happy homebuyers. The CBS Evening News recently visited and profiled Rosedale, where new home sales tripled from 2011 to 2012. Data that further underscores the recovery of the national housing market highlighting the exceptional performance of Rosedale is its national ranking among a comprehensive listing compiled by John Burns Real Estate Consulting. The company surveyed nearly 100 large-scale residential communities across the country to rank the 50 best-selling communities for 2012 and Rosedale proudly joined this prestigious list for the first time, ranking at #35. According to the survey, Rosedale was additionally recognized for demonstrating the biggest sales increase of any master-planned community on the list, with a 204% increase from 89 in 2011 to 271 sales in 2012.
The John Burns Real Estate Consulting Rosedale survey concluded that, "Rosedale is a great example of a community where product segmentation, community design, and superior execution come together to create a master plan that generates excitement in the market. Incorporating a thoughtfully considered 'resort' community recreation center, 10 parks, natural open space, and a future Metro Gold Line rail station, Rosedale has emerged as the place to be in the San Gabriel Valley."
"Rosedale's recent press coverage and national ranking are positive signs that point to the recovery of the housing market, as well as the thoughtful, innovative planning that have put this community in the national spotlight," said Carina Hathaway, Vice President of Marketing for Rosedale Land Partners, LLC, the developer of Rosedale. "We have been committed from the beginning to create a master-planned community where the finest new homes in the San Gabriel Valley, private resort recreation, beautiful parks and a naturally beautiful setting come together to offer a higher quality of life. Our goal is to deliver a fulfilling lifestyle to homeowners and watching this all come to fruition has been very gratifying for our entire team."
Six new home neighborhoods currently selling and resort caliber recreation, coupled with historically low interest rates make now the time for consumers to buy at Rosedale! Visit today and discover new neighborhoods by leading homebuilders that include Brookfield Homes, KB Home, LA Urban Homes, TRI Pointe Homes and William Lyon Homes. Neighborhoods that solve the problems for both first-time and move-up buyers offer two and three-story townhomes and single-family luxury residences. Floorplans range from approximately 1,346 to 3,100 square feet and feature two to six bedrooms and two to four bathrooms. New home prices range from the low $300,000s to the low $700,000s.
Located on more than 500 acres of land, an extensive trail system links Rosedale's neighborhoods to surrounding trails for hiking, mountain biking and walking, including the scenic Garcia Trail. This family-oriented master plan has also created a sense of place for new neighbors and future friends -- the Central Arroyo, 13.5 acres of open space that runs through the community, features a trail system that connects neighborhoods to each other.
Rosedale's completed and planned recreational amenities will offer 10 neighborhood parks including the future 5.5-acre Promenade Park, which will have lighted youth sports fields, basketball and multi-use courts. The centerpiece of the community is the two-acre, private Resort that features an approximate 4,500 square-foot private clubhouse and two-acre recreation center with state-of-the-art fitness center, Junior Olympic swimming pool, spa, children's wading pool and a recreation area that features trellises, outdoor fireplace and barbecue.
The community's prime San Gabriel Valley location near the I-10 and 210 corridors offers buyers easy accessibility from downtown LA to Orange and San Bernardino counties. Rosedale's setting places residents within close proximity of Old Town Pasadena's boutiques and cafes, as well as Westfield Santa Anita Fashion Square, Westfield West Covina, Home Depot, Target, Trader Joe's and Costco.
The future Metro Gold Line boarding station is also scheduled to open in 2015. Located between Citrus Avenue and Palm Drive, the station will be within walking distance for residents of this new community, an easy, cost-efficient alternative for homeowners who prefer the convenience of light rail transportation for their weekday work commute. For more information, visit www.foothillextension.org.
Prices are effective as of the date of publication. All homes are subject to prior sale. Prices and availability of homes are subject to change without notice.
Brokers welcome. A broker fee is offered at Rosedale when broker accompanies their client on the first visit to register. Broker Referral Fee to be paid at the close of escrow.
To visit Rosedale from Pasadena, take the I-210 traveling east and exit Azusa Ave. Head north into the foothills. Turn right on Sierra Madre Ave. to enter the community. From San Bernardino and Riverside counties, take the I-210 west, or the I-10, I-60 to the I-57 north and proceed to the I-210 west and exit Azusa Ave. and head north into the foothills. Turn right on Sierra Madre Ave. to enter the community.
For more information on Rosedale, visit LiveRosedale.com or call 800.928.1275. Interested home shoppers are also encouraged to follow the community on Facebook.
About Rosedale Land Partners - Ownership and development management of the 518-acre master-planned community of Rosedale in the city of Azusa, CA is a new partnership between Brookfield Homes, Christopher Development Group (CDG) and Starwood Capital Group. As Rosedale Land Partners, these companies bring together the necessary depth of large-scale community planning, development and financing experience required for the successful implementation of community-based master planning and development.
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Unearthing A New Group of Wineries in Piedmont
Driving around the enigmatic, fog-shrouded Piedmont region of Italy, I saw steep vineyards that fall away from the winding, mountain roads, and medieval castles looming out of the haze on every other hilltop. I recalled the great Barolo and Barbaresco wines from this region are made from the nebbiolo grape—and nebbia is the Italian word for fog. Why was I wending my way through this misty part of northern Italy? To learn about wine and terroir—and sales, too.


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Uncover the gems of Portugal's Azores archipelago on this exciting family adventure.
A cluster of pristine bite-sized islands lying 1,300 km off the Portuguese mainland, the Azores is a great destination for the family seeking to really get away from it all. Dramatic volcanoes loom in the background, farming is still a mainstay of the island's economy, and the natural environment remains wonderfully preserved. From the principal island-hub of São Miguel out to Faial Island, Pico Island, and back again, this specially designed trip will get the whole family summiting volcanoes, swimming with dolphins, splashing in waterfalls, visiting working farms and soaking up the Azores sunshine.
Discover a rare a beautiful world out in the Atlantic Ocean – hike up stunning volcanoes, kayak on sparklingly blue lakes, cycle around craters, and explore underground lava caves
Take an unforgettable swim with dolphins off the coast of São Miguel
Wander through fields of lava soil vineyards in Criacao Velha
Shower beneath waterfalls and take a dip in iron-rich thermal lakes
Snack on a cozido lunch cooked in an underground oven by the Earth's steam
Explore the stunning island of São Miguel by jeep, then go back in time and experience life on the land at a Ginetes farm
The weather in the Azores is mild, but very changeable, with varying wind speeds and temperatures. This is a place for sunglasses and swim gear, but also raincoats and hats. Be sure to pack a lightweight waterproof and multiple layers.
This trip includes a boat trip to swim with dolphins in the ocean. Although buoyancy aids are included, be aware that this is open ocean and so being a strong swimmer is recommended.
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Please note that the order of this itinerary and the included activities is subject to change due to varying flight schedules. Please check with your booking agent for further information.
Our Azores Family Holiday trips score an average of 5 out of 5 based on 1 review in the last year.
A great active all round holiday. There is so much to see and do in the Azores and the volcanic scenery is beautiful. Highlights for us included swimming with dolphins, a visit to a lava tube cave and the daily included lunches which enabled us to try local dishes.
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Who Are God's Covenant People?
from Sinclair Ferguson Aug 15, 2018 Category: ArticlesGod's covenant commitment to His people, made in successive promise-bonds, forms the scaffolding within which He builds His church; its shape and growth are determined by it. But like a medieval cathedral, the church is built over centuries; and like a great book, its story is divided into chapters... Keep Reading
What Can We Learn from Jesus About Evangelism?
from Tim Challies Mar 18, 2009 Category: Ligonier ResourcesNone of us possesses the power to convert another; yet we are called by God to share the Gospel. He is pleased to use us to bring others to faith. But what does that mean? What is true biblical evangelism? The book of John places strong emphasis on the theme of Gospel witness, including several instances of evangelism by Jesus Himself. In Jesus the Evangelist, Rev. Richard D. Phillips, senior minister of Second Presbyterian Church in Greenville, S.C., explains biblical principles for evangelism, the theology of the Gospel, and shows us Jesus' own practice of evangelism. Keep Reading
Thanks Be to God
from Knox Chamblin Mar 17, 2009 Category: ArticlesIn December 2008, I turned seventy-three. Invited by Tabletalk to address younger generations "on matters pertinent to the faith," I thought of Psalm 71, the prayer of an elderly man. Says verse 18: "So even to old age and gray hairs, O God, do not forsake me, until I proclaim your might to another generation, your power to all those to come." I seek to do so now. Keep Reading
All Hail the Power
from Chris Donato Mar 16, 2009 Category: Articles"In Jesus' name we pray, Amen." Is this just habit, a formal closing in public prayer? Or, is it a powerful declaration that we who pray in that name are in him to whom that name belongs? Well, Christians from the time of Christ onward have prayed in the name of God's Son. But only for the past two-hundred years or so has that name been relegated to the end of every prayer. Even though in many prayers it may be added as an afterthought, a nice closing that informs others in the room the prayer is about to end, the practice itself became popular during this modern era when the deity of the Son was being everywhere challenged. Ending petitions to the Father in the name of Jesus was a way for orthodox Christians to defend his divinity. Keep Reading
Our Propensity for Ego
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Mar 15, 2009 Category: ArticlesIf we would seek to preach to the mind, we also must encourage those in our hearing to receive the Word preached with their minds. The habits of their hearts will be shaped by the habits of their minds. If, strangely, they listen only to check the preacher's level of orthodoxy, if they seek only to have their intellects tickled, if they attend to preaching only that they might show forth their own erudition, it is not their minds but their egos that are not being preached to. Just as a deep and complex sermon, rather than a simple and straightforward one, can be a sign of a preacher getting in the way, a deep and complex analysis of a sermon by the adept layman can be a sign of a congregant getting in the way. Our minds always need to be exhorted to beware our propensity for ego. Keep Reading
Top 5 Commentaries on the Book of Micah
from Keith Mathison Mar 14, 2009 Category: ArticlesThe ministry of the prophet Micah began during the reign of the Judean king Jotham (750-732) and lasted until the reign of Hezekiah (729-686). His ministry, unlike that of Amos or Hosea, overlapped the fall of the northern kingdom. He prophesied the fall of Israel and lived to witness it. Following the fall of the northern kingdom, Micah prophesied to the southern kingdom of Judah. There are a number of helpful commentaries on the book of Micah, and the following are five of the best. Keep Reading
Served By God, Serving Man
from David Mathis Mar 13, 2009 Category: ArticlesMy dad hasn't been to seminary. He has no formal theological training. Nobody pays him and Mom for their endless hours serving the church. But they could write an article on sacrificial service to the church. They've lived it. Pop is a dentist in Spartanburg, South Carolina. He and Mom moved to town in the late seventies after dental school and a couple years practicing on marines. They didn't know anyone when they arrived. They visited churches, soon found one, and have been there for over three decades now. Keep Reading
The "New" Calvinism
from Chris Larson Mar 12, 2009 Category: ArticlesIt's interesting when major media pick up on a story that Ligonier has been living for several decades. Time Magazine's forthcoming cover story on "10 Ideas Changing the World Right Now" notes Calvinism as number three. Keep Reading
The Prince's Poison Cup - An Interview with Dr. Sproul
from Tim Challies Mar 12, 2009 Category: Ligonier ResourcesWith The Prince's Poison Cup, Dr. R. C. Sproul continues his series of books designed to present deep biblical truths to children on their own level. In this work, he focuses on the atonement to show that Jesus had to endure the curse of sin in order to redeem His people from their spiritual death. He recently completed this interview: Keep Reading
Live Webcast of the 2009 National Conference
from Karisa Schlehr Mar 11, 2009 Category: EventsWhile there is nothing quite like being able to attend the conference in person, the live webcast is a helpful way to serve those unable to travel or those living overseas. In the past, we've had up to 22,000 people around the world sharing the experience through the webcast. This ministry outreach helps fulfill our desire to "awaken as many people as possible to the holiness of God by proclaiming, teaching, and defending His holiness in all its fullness." Spread the word and enjoy. Keep Reading
Something Different
from Matt Schmucker Mar 10, 2009 Category: Articles"Matt, I don't understand how you and Steve can be a part of the same church given what you each believe and practice." This came from a young woman with whom my wife and I had been sharing the gospel. "I don't understand," I replied. Keep Reading


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Reviewed By Thomas T (Kaneohe, HI) Reviewed for a 2008 Lexus RX 400h —7/28/2011 11:13 AM
I received my car cover without a cable and lock that I had ordered with it ( I did not notify the company). When I installed it the hardest part was unwrapping it to find the front. It went on very easily and felt like it was a very good quality cover. I installed it only 4 days ago for use at our second home in an enclosed garage. I will be able to judge how well it works when I return in six months or so.


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We broke the news earlier this month that HP was finally ready to make things official after their longtime flirtation with Android, and now they have indeed taken the wraps off their first Android tablet at MWC. HP is keeping their powerhouse device up their sleeve for the time being as the Slate 7 is squarely targeted at the bottom of the market with a $169.99 price tag.
Due out in April the Slate 7 features a specs list that would be far more comfortable in early 2012:
- 7-inch 1024 x 600 FFS+ display
- 1.6 GHz ARM Cortex-A9 processor
- 8GB ROM with MicroSD for expansion
- 3MP rear camera and VGA front facing camera
- Stereo speakers with Beats Audio
- 10.7mm thick
- ~12.8 ounces
- 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.1
On the positive side according to HP the tablet is basically running stock Android 4.1 with only minor modifications for ePrint and Beats Audio. We'll have to see if either is particularly compelling for potential customers. All in all despite the low price it seems a questionable value proposition with the $199 Nexus 7 besting it on all counts save for the rear camera.
Based on the rest of their comments this may be it for HP and Android at MWC 2013, but they were clear that there are higher end products coming in 2013.
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Create a Community Mosaic Mural with Jim Bowen
Community mosaic muralist Jim Bowen will share his time-tested methods in designing and implementing a project for permanent display. You will be an integral part of the process of creating a mural that will be permanently installed in a public space on Cape Cod. Even if you've never nipped a piece of tile, you can participate in this unique experience. Jim will guide you every step of the way with personal attention. And when you are finished, you will have the knowledge to be able to create your own mosaic at home! (The actual location for the mural has not yet been determined. Several prominent spaces are under consideration.) $225 for 2-day workshop. Space is limited, so sign up early.
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For many fans of Southern University and Northwestern State, Saturday's matchup may seem like any other football game in the fall.
However, the same can't be said for Southern Athletic Director William Broussard.
Broussard was a center for Northwestern State from 1997-2000, where he was a two-time All-American.
He recalls the first time he played the Jaguars.
"My first college football game was against Southern," Broussard said. "I remember that game very vividly.
"My dad was decked out in his purple and white with a big No. 53 pin on his shirt. My mom was wearing black and gold because she's a Grambling alum, and she was just excited to root against Southern."
Sam Goodwin, who was Broussard's coach at Northwestern State and coached at the school from 1983-99, said Broussard was one of the best interior linemen to play under his tutelage.
"We had some real good centers when I was at Northwestern (State)," Goodwin said. "But he was the best one. He was one of a kind."
Goodwin said Broussard was a special player and person.
"He was smart as a whip," Goodwin. "He had it all. He was an All-American as a player and an academic All-American as well."
While not a vocal leader, Goodwin remembers Broussard as a player everyone on the football team looked up to and admired.
"The way he carried himself," Goodwin said. "His leadership really showed in his work ethic and his ability to outwork guys."
Despite weighing about 250 pounds, Broussard excelled.
"Every week he would be going up against someone at least 100 pounds bigger, but he always got the job done," Goodwin said.
After his playing days, Broussard became the associate athletic director for external relations as well as the executive director of the Demons' Athletic Association in 2007.
Broussard served in that capacity until June 2011, when he was named athletic director at Centenary.
After a year at Centenary, Broussard came to Southern in the spring of 2012 to become athletic director, where he took over a department troubled with Academic Progress Report issues.
Broussard said he is pleased with the progress that Southern has made.
"We have great academic advisors, along with a strong compliance office and coaching staffs that have bought into the importance of academics," he said.
Upon Broussard's arrival, the men's basketball program was in turmoil after obtaining one of the worst APR scores in NCAA history.
Two years later, the program serves as one of the benchmarks for student-athletes.
"Our men's basketball program is the model program," he said. "It's the blueprint program for APR success in the entire NCAA for anyone and after two years completely penalty-free. The team won the conference tournament and went to the NCAA tournament."
"So we know it can be done because we have a program here that has set the prototype for it."
Ultimately, Broussard said, he believes what the basketball team accomplished could be shared among Southern's other athletic programs.
As the Jaguars get ready to take on the Demons in Natchitoches on Saturday, Broussard recalled his collegiate recruitment.
Heavily recruited by both schools out of Crowley High School, Broussard had interest in attending Southern despite both of his parents graduating from Grambling.
After not hearing back from legendary Southern coach Pete Richardson, Broussard eventually wrote off the Jaguars when his father informed him he had not heard from them either.
A later conversation between Richardson and Broussard revealed that indeed Southern had been in contact.
Yet Broussard's mother — a proud Grambling alum — decided that her son would not be a Jaguar, throwing the letters in the trash and erasing the voicemails.
"I wasn't even upset about it," Broussard said with a chuckle. "It made me realize that the Southern-Grambling rivalry was a real rivalry."
"And for me at the time, at some point in my career, I wanted to experience a rivalry that real."


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Auto Show Giveaway Car Selected: Chevy Camaro LTHundreds of thousands of show goers no doubt will leave the Miami International Auto Show with a strong craving for a new car, and one will have that desire satisfied almost immediately.
One lucky person will be chosen as the winner of the show's annual giveaway contest sponsored by the South Florida Chevrolet Dealers and the Miami International Auto Show.
His or her prize this November will be a brand new Chevy Camaro LT coupe, one of the hottest cars going in the popular pony car automotive segment.
For 2014, the Camaro LT features a redesigned front fascias with new headlights and one-piece taillights, a new spoiler, and dual exhaust tips at the rear.
With a 3.6-liter V6 engine under the hood, the Camaro LT delivers fuel economy of 18 miles-per-gallon city, 29 highway when mated to a six-speed manual transmission without compromising on performance. Horsepower and torque numbers are 323 hp and 278 pound-feet, respectively, and company clockers have caught it going from zero-to-60 mph in just 5.9 seconds!
But the new Camaro is not just about get-up-and go. It's about enjoying the ride as well.
Designers have given it a more refined interior than has been typical of American Muscle Cars with retro touches, such as the squared bezels around the speedometer and tach, coupled with modern-day technological features that include Bluetooth, Chevy's MyLink Radio, OnStar, and SiriusXM Satellite Radio. Front bucket seats are power adjustable six ways.
The blue ray exterior and black interior makes for a stunning combination, with the RS Package adding such features as 20-inch wheels and xenon headlights. The prize car is valued at $29,885!
Don't miss out on your opportunity to have one the legendary names in the automotive world sitting in your driveway. Be sure to enter the Chevy Camaro giveaway drawing at this year's Miami International Auto Show!
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Balancing fashion with frugality, plus Debra Fileta encourages dating with God in mind, and a question about turning on the "sex switch" for marriage.
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It used to be so easy; you threw on some sweats and ran to class. But now you're all grown up, and looking professional and — well — grown up, takes a bit more effort. And money. And heaven help those who actually love clothes, shoes, accessories and fashion in general. This week's roundtable is in response to a guy who chafes at the idea of spending money on clothes when he could put his cash toward more selfless and eternal things. Does he have a point? Is there a style code (and obligation to adhere to it) for those in the working world? Is it wrong to dress for success? What about those who just want the latest label? Our panel weighs in.
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Too bad there's no magic formula for finding your perfect match. (No, really, there isn't.) But there are principles. And a little bit of art, too. Most importantly, however, is a desire to become more like Jesus. When you do that, argues counselor Debra Fileta, you attract people who want the same. She outlines this and much more in her book True Love Dates, the subject of this week's interview.
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