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Biplanes, Chicago, the Great Depression, grandparents, Illinois, travel
Joey and his sister, Mary Alice visit their Grandma Dowdel every year during their summer vacation. They live in the big city of Chicago, while Grandma lives in a small Illinois town. We learn about small-town life during the Depression. There are seven short stories for the years 1929 through 1942. Grandma's life is different to say the least! Her town has many interesting characters. The story is told by Joe as an adult as he reminisces about those summer trips. Grandma's life makes for fun adventures.
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Haven't been following the Zoe closely since it's not available in the US, but do you still have to rent the battery or can you buy it outright now?
Both options are available. It's shown in the table in that article.
There's a rumour that Nissan are about to launch a rebranded version in other markets as well.
Any chance this might get rebadged and sold as the long-rumored Nissan Leaf 2? The Zoe looks much better than its cousin the Leaf.
Note, NEDC. As per the article even Renault admits real world range is significantly less.
I wonder why Europe keeps to a standard that's dramatically off. If I were a consumer I'd be pissed.
It's a segment smaller than the Leaf, so any rebadge would be another model for sure. Still, the fact they can fit 41 kWh in it bodes well for the next Leaf.
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Si4463 Radio Library for AVR and Arduino
This is a library for use with the Si4463 radio IC from Silicon Labs, used (or will soon be) in some of my projects. The Si4463 is configurable in a ton of different ways with options for modulation, packet format, CRC algorithms and has a high output power of up to +20dBm (100mW). The Si4463 …
May 23 2017
AVR-GCC 8.1.0 for Windows 32 and 64 bit
Here is where I'll be uploading builds of AVR-GCC for Windows 32 and 64 bit, which will also include Binutils, AVR-LibC, AVRDUDE and Make. I'll be trying to keep the builds up to date with the latest tool releases when I can.
Sep 25 2013
DIY Digital Wristwatch
Introduction The main incentive behind this project was to see how much I could cram, in terms of both hardware and software, into a wristwatch-like device that is no larger than the display itself. An OLED display was chosen for being only 1.5mm thick and not requiring a backlight (each pixel produces its own light), …
Aug 25 2013
AVR USB RGB LED Controller
While working on an update for my CPU Usage LEDs project I thought why not just make it into a universal RGB LED controller? The CPU Usage LEDs controller took a value between 0 and 255, worked out what colour it should be and then fade to that colour. This was very limiting; changing what …
Aug 17 2013
Bluetooth Net Monitor v2
This post only goes over the new stuff in the network monitor, I'd recommend having a look at the original post first. New PCB design The new PCB is now an almost single board design, just a separate board for the USB connector. The old monitor had a small main board which connected to the …
Feb 17 2013
AVRDUDESS – A GUI for AVRDUDE
AVRDUDESS is a GUI for AVRDUDE, a tool for programming Atmel microcontrollers.
Feb 10 2013
Millisecond tracking library for AVR
This is a lightweight library for keeping track of time to millisecond accuracy, the data type for storing milliseconds can be easily configured, it supports 'unsigned long long' which can keep track of time for 584.9 million years before overflowing! Any clock frequency up to 20MHz can be used, most of the commonly used frequencies …
Jan 09 2013
Bluetooth Net Monitor
A newer version of the Bluetooth network monitor can be read about here, but I'd recommend carrying on reading this post first. Whenever I want to see why a download is going a little slow or getting lag on an online game I'd have to log in to my routers web page or SSH in …
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Most young children seem to have selective hearing—directions are ignored, but say a sentence with the word "ice cream" and they are suddenly attentive. We don't know about you, but we would prefer that our kids have what's called "active listening." Active listening is defined as the listener focusing intently on the message being delivered, which is demonstrated by the listener's response. After hearing something, the listener responds in a way to tell the speaker that he has been heard and acknowledged.
So how do you get this point across to young children? And how do you make it fun, so that listening doesn't become something on the long list of things you wished your children were better at doing?
Fun Ways to Practice Listening
Simple, classic games such as musical chairs, red light-green light (try this version for clean up time), Simon Says, and Mother May I? all incorporate active listening by their very nature. A child must focus and respond in order to play the game.
Driving in the car is a good time practice many things, including active listening. It mimics a telephone call, or other situations where the speaker and the listener aren't face to face. Eye contact isn't needed, but a correct response is. Try asking your child questions, playing games like I Spy, or quizzing math facts as you tool around town. After getting into a rhythm, throw in an unrelated question or statement. If your child reacts, that's a sign they were engaged in listening to you all along.
Interact while reading together. Before you turn the page, ask your child to predict what might happen next. Your child can make up voices for characters based on what you've read so far, or even act out the story as you narrate.
Listen to action songs, songs that tell your child to do something. It's always fun to dance, and if your child follows along to the words, he's exercising his listening skills. In addition to listening to action songs, listening to books on CD or musicals also give your child a chance to listen to something a little different.
Good listening and comprehension skills take practice, just like large and small motor skills. The more your child practices, the sooner being an active listener becomes second nature!
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The Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup Chronicle
- What Happened -
After a brief hiatus, the 2017-2018 Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup resumed on December 1-3, for the first time taking place in Milton, Canada, just west of the metropolitan Toronto area. This was the first time that Canada hosted a World Cup since 1998. The Milton velodrome was built for the 2015 Pan American and Parapan Games, and is the home of the Canadian national track team. Milton is the only UCI Class 1 homologated indoor velodrome in Canada.
Over 200 riders representing more than 30 countries attended the weekend's event.
The big winner was the remarkable Kristina Vogel of Germany, who remains unbeaten this World Cup season in the sprint events; sweeping the keirin, individual sprint and team sprint (with Miriam Welte) titles for the women; as she has done in the previous two rounds. The reigning keirin UCI World Champion is pretty much unstoppable at this point, and singlehandedly put Germany atop the gold medal standings.
Four nations won two titles - Great Britain, New Zealand, Denmark and the Netherlands, while Japan, Belgium and host Canada each won one.
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Santiago, Chile, World Cup #4 > December 9-10
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Great Britain's Katie Archibald took two wins in Round 3 of the Tissot UCI Track Cycling World Cup in Milton, Canada, winning the points race and the Madison (with team mate Eleanor Dickinson). She is the reigning World, European and British national champion in the Omnium. Archibald won Olympic gold in 2016 as a member of Great Britain's team pursuit squad, and has multiple other world and European titles.
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Libraries in the Twenty-First Century brings together library educators and practitioners to provide a scholarly yet accessible overview of library and information management and the challenges that the twenty-first century offers the information profession. The papers in this collection illustrate the changing nature of the library as it evolves into its twenty-first century manifestation. The national libraries of Australia and New Zealand, for instance, have harnessed information and communication technologies to create institutions that are far more national, even democratic, in terms of delivery of service and sheer presence than their print-based predecessors. Aimed at practitioners and students alike, this publication covers specific types of library and information agencies, discusses specific aspects of library and information management and places developments in library and information services in a number of broad contexts: socio-economic, ethico-legal, historical and educational.Table 1 1.2 shows an itemisation of the constituents that policy may include. Orna (1999; 2004) ... 2001) are leading to a measurable way in which to establish the relationship between information use and business performance. ... Henczel, S2000, The information audit: A practical guide, Saur, Munich. Hunter, GS 2000, Preserving digital information: A how-to-do-it manual, Neal-Schuman, New York.
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November 16, 2007Four Renowned Soloists Join Forces with RPO and Rochester Oratorio Society
Rochester, NY – After last season's successful Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra revival of Handel's Messiah for the first time in more than a decade, the RPO will thrill audiences again in two special performances of that piece on Friday, December 14 and Saturday, December 15 at 7:30 p.m. in the Eastman Theatre. Music Director Christopher Seaman will conduct from the harpsichord with soprano Danielle de Niese, mezzo-soprano Nancy Maultsby, tenor Michael Colvin and baritone Stephen Powell as soloists, in addition to the Rochester Oratorio Society (ROS) under its director, Eric Townell. These special concerts are sponsored by Nixon Peabody LLP.
"We are very happy to be collaborating again on this production of Messiah with the Rochester Oratorio Society and its Music Director, Eric Townell," says Seaman. "The work remains an absolute 'evergreen' for music-lovers, and Handel's skill and keen sense of drama come into full play." The RPO will perform the early part of Messiah associated with Christmas plus the most significant and popular sections from the latter part of the work.
The RPO is proud to continue its long history with the Rochester Oratorio Society, which this year marks Music Director Eric Townell's second season with the organization. The ROS has grown to become Rochester's premier large concert chorus. In July 2008, the ROS will perform in Beijing, China, as the keynote ensemble of the pre-Olympic Cultural Festival. In addition, it has toured six European capitals and given numerous Rochester premieres of major works. As only its third director, Mr. Townell is widely recognized as a versatile and dynamic conductor of choral, operatic and symphonic repertoire. A two-time prize winner of the International Opera Conducting Course/Competition, he also leads the Master Singers of Milwaukee.
The Australian-born American soprano Danielle de Niese has been captivating audiences since childhood, when she was a fixture of Los Angeles local television hosting a weekly arts showcase for teenagers, for which she won an Emmy award. At age 19, she made her house debut as Barbarina in Marriage of Figaro under James Levine while training in the Lindemann Young Artist Development program of the Metropolitan Opera, with Renée Fleming, Bryn Terfel and Cecilia Bartoli as castmates. Her international acclaim came with her portrayal of Cleopatra in Handel's Julius Caesar during her 2005 Glyndebourne Festival debut. Her European debuts included Cleopatra for both the Netherlands and Paris Opera, Rameau's Les Indes Galantes and Gluck's Orpheus and Eurydice for the Teatro San Carlo in Naples. This season, she makes debuts in the same role at both the Lyric Opera of Chicago and Theatre de la Monnaie in Brussels.
Mezzo-soprano Nancy Maultsby's unique vocal timbre and insightful musicianship are evident in a diverse repertoire extending from the operas of Monteverdi to recent works by John Adams. This season, she joins Kurt Masur and the San Francisco Symphony in Prokofiev's Alexander Nevsky, as well as David Robertson and the St. Louis Symphony in Rossini's Stabat Mater. She also makes her role debut as Mistress Quickly in a new production of Falstaff at Santa Fe Opera. On the concert stage, she has performed with the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia and Cleveland orchestras, and the Boston, Chicago, and San Francisco symphonies, among many others. Her operatic appearances include prestigious houses such as the Stuttgart Opera, Netherlands Opera, Royal Opera, Covent Garden and more.
Hailed as a perfect model of the bel canto style of singing, Irish-Canadian tenor Michael Colvin quickly has made a name for himself since graduating from the Opera Division of the University of Toronto. This season, he sings the role of Ramiro in La Cenerentola for Portland Opera and Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni for Chicago Opera Theatre. In concert, he sings Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 with the National Arts Centre Orchestra and the Detroit Symphony, Messiah with Symphony Nova Scotia and the Kingston Symphony in addition to the RPO, and Verdi's Requiem with the Winnipeg Symphony. He also will be making his English National Opera debut in Lucia di Lammermoor.
Baritone Stephen Powell brings his handsome voice, elegant musicianship, and robust stage presence to a wide range of music. This season, he makes his San Francisco Opera debut singing Sharpless in Madama Butterfly, appears with Washington Concert Opera as Riccardo in The Puritans and with the North Carolina Symphony as count in The Marriage of Figaro. He also performs Carmina Burana with the Oregon Symphony, Brahms' German Requiem with the Orchestra of St. Luke's at Carnegie Hall. Recent performances include Donizetti's Dom Sebastien with the Opera Orchestra of New York at Carnegie Hall, Carmina Burana with the Brooklyn Philharmonic, Vaughan Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem at Carnegie Hall, Messiah with l'Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal and the St. Matthew Passion with Boston's Handel & Haydn Society.
Tickets for these performances are $22-$57 and are available online 24/7 at www.rpo.org, by phone (454-2100) and in person from the RPO Box Office, as well as at Wegmans. RPO Box Office Hours are Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. (non-concert Saturdays, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.). Wegmans is open seven days a week. A convenience fee may apply.
Celebrating its 85th season in 2007-08, the RPO inspires and enriches the community through the art of music. The Orchestra is passionately dedicated to outstanding musical performance at the highest artistic levels, and has a unique tradition of musical versatility, commitment to music education in the broadest sense and a deep and enduring engagement with the community. The RPO has been honored with the New York State Governor's Arts Award and two recent ASCAP awards for adventurous programming. RPO performances are made possible in part with grants from the National Endowment for the Arts; the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency; the State of New York; Monroe County and the City of Rochester.
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Aldebaran Review
Winter 2013
invierno de 2013
[Ríoparaná! is simultaneously published in alt format on Lorena Wolfman's blog]
North American poets (from L) Lorena Wolfman, John Oliver Simon and Craig Czury prepare to release helium balloons with one of their poems attached, itself emblazoned with our national Stars & Stripes, from the courtyard where Argentine Independence was declared. Circo Ambulante de Poesía, San Nicolás.
participants in the circo ambulante de poesía
organized by Héctor Berenguer
including VI Encuentro Internacional
(Rosario, Teatro del Círculo)
III Encuentro de San Nicolás,
where Argentine independence was declared, sponsored by poetic lawyers,
and the II Transpoesía in La Plata, with the veterans of the Malvinas/ Falklands War
October 15-21, 2012
English translations
John Oliver Simon
Lorena Wolfman
John Oliver Simon
Spanish translations
Esteban Moore
Paulina Vinderman
Lorena Wolfman
El Circo Ambulante de Poesía
Rosario, San Nicolás, La Plata, Argentina
October/ octubre 2012
By Way of Presentation
John Oliver Simon
As I rode through scudding rain on a Criolla Costera bus with poet Craig Czury toward Rosario, Argentina, he told me that his wife, the poet Heather Thomas, was simultaneously flying to a festival in Kosovo.
I know there exists a vibrant international circuit of poetry festivals into which I've dipped my toes on rare occasions when my bubble reputation reaches modest orbit, but a few world poets, I suppose, must live like gypsies or the Greatful Dead from tour to tour. Without doubt there is a sensational novel to be written about scandals and romance among poets rekindling aquaintance on the festival circuit from Valdivia to Ulan Bator. Make it a trilogy to pay the rent.
The biggest festival in this hemisphere is in Medellín, Colombia, where I was featured among others in 1996. The success of Medellín — in the final session we read to 5,000 people in the rain in an open-air amphiteatre on the Cerro Nutibara — has spawned poetic festivities of various scope in many venues. Our whole Circo Ambulante de Poesía, this travelling circus of poetry out in the sticks of the Province of Buenos Aires, Argentina, was dreamed into being by Rosario poet and coordinator Héctor Berenguer. Thanks you so much, dear Héctor!
The Circo Ambulante began with three nights in the Teatro el Círculo in Rosario October 15-17, 2012, followed by two nights under the auspices of a poetic gaggle of lawyers headed up by Piero De Vicari in San Nicolås, and finishing up with two weekend nights, October 20-21, in La Plata under the auspices of the veterans of the Malvinas War (in 1982, against Maggie Thatcher, fought by conscripts whose defeat brought about the fall of the bloody dictatorship. You'll get in trouble in Argentina if you say the word Falklands), Martín Ranínqueo and Gustavo Caso Rosendi presiding.
Perhaps insurance conventions equal poetry festivals in their quotient of profundity and charisma, but I doubt it. Poetry reveals the naked soul, or at least the naked mind, and the quality of revelation that cascades on this listener when first hearing a poem by an Ana María Cué, a Rodolfo Alonso, an Alicia Salinas, a Kepa Murua, is uniquely special: stepping into a new river and drinking water clean from the source. Block that metaphor: good luck drinking from the muddy, muscular Río Paraná!
The name Paraná comes from the Tupí, a language written down in Jesuit missions and kin to Guaraní, poken by everyone in Paraguay: para hene onáve, meaning like the sea (see David Alberto Fuks, Ríoparaná). The Paraná River drains the rainy highlands of southern Brazil, Paraguay and Bolivia, thunders over the extended horseshoe falls of Iguazú, and is joined in its course by big rivers such as the Paranaibe, Iguazú, Paraguay and Uruguay, all named in cognate languages.
Where we poets first behold the Paraná, on the brink of the rampart protecting the industrial and poetic city of Rosario, its main channel is a ferocious cavalcade half a mile wide, beyond which it diffuses lazily out in a delta (called "la isla") of sloughs, marshes and estuaries sixty miles across. We ate fish from the river in a joint above the seawall, the torrent throbbing, and midnight asado after a reading down by the piers, the current black and feline, slinking by under the stars. By the way, the stars in Argentina are backward from my perspective: Orion the Hunter rises standing on his head.
In San Nicolás I went running along the costanera and saw the pescadores hauling the shining silver of sábalo, boga and dorado from the dinky rowboats in which they brave the flood (see Alicia Salinas, Los hijos de los pescadores). By the time we got to La Plata, the final stop on our magical mystery tour, the Paraná had become the Río de la Plata, the great embayment through which Spain suckled the silver of Potosí, and the nearest landmark on the farther shore was Montevideo. The most natural response to this majesty might be to wade right in, like Alfonsina Storni, and never return. Instead, the survivors surface with poems.
The Paraná, then, is the natural geographic vein or backbone of this muestra, published as a special Winter 2013 issue of Aldebaran Review, featuring the best work of poets who read in Rosario, San Nicolás and La Plata. The deep rhythm of this revista is set by the Argentine poets native to this watershed, but it is leavened, watch that figure of speech, by those of us who arrived from farther shores:Juany Rojas from Chile's northern desert where it never rains, Stéfane Chaumet from the banks of the Seine, Kepa Murua from the snowy Pyrenees of Basque Country, Craig Czury from the exhausted coal-fields of Pennsylvania, and Lorena Wolfman and I, John Oliver Simon, who live scant miles apart in Oakland and Berkeley, on the left coast of California, but had to travel all the way to Argentina to meet and subsequently co-edit this antología.
Aldebaran Review Fall 2012
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Michael Daley
Linda Lancione
Jeff Brain
John Oliver Simon
Aldebaran Review
Berkeley, California
Reborn online
Fall 2012
—John Oliver Simon, Editor
Aldebaran Review, named for the brightest of the Hyades, the red eye of Taurus, was first incarnated as a print poetry journal I ran 1967-78 in Berkeley, California.
Wikipedia tells us: Aldebaran (α Tau, α Tauri, Alpha Tauri) is a red giant star located about 65 light years away in the zodiac constellation of Taurus. With an average apparent magnitude of 0.87 it is the brightest star in the constellation and is one of the brightest stars in the nighttime sky. The name Aldebaran is Arabic (الدبران al-dabarān) and translates literally as "the follower", presumably because this bright star appears to follow the Pleiades, or "Seven Sisters" star cluster in the night sky.[3]
In 1997 a substellar companion was reported but subsequent observations have not confirmed this claim.
The first few issues of ALDEBARAN REVIEW included an impressive number of important American poets, then in their twenties and thirties:
quadraplegic language poet Larry Eigner
future California Poet Laureate Al Young
then-Sister Mary Norbert Körte
ex-marine and ex-con Gene Fowler
charismatic magus Charles Potts
future criminal defense lawyer Richard Krech
bearer of F*CK sign John Thomson aka John Poet
champion blogosphere langpoet Ron Silliman,
activist solidarity poet Margaret Randall
Beat wunderkid now revered elder David Meltzer
millennial conceptual artist D.r. Wagner
Yale Younger Poet surrealist James Tate
legendary Southern poet future suicide Frank Stanford
world's most published poet Lyn Lifshin
Meat poet out of Illinois Doug Blazek
underground Cleveland martyr d.a. levy
Canuckian concrete poet bill bissett
future Poet Laureate of Telegraph Avenue Julia Vinograd
future superb fine printer Peter Koch
Black future late lesbian separatist Pat Parker
uninominal Alta, then my spouse and soon to start her own Shameless Hussy Press
and once and future editor John Oliver Simon.
Not many do it very well.
Nobody really knows why.
—Lew Welch
Aldebaran Review
Berkeley, CA
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ONTARIO, Calif., Jan. 23, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Prime Healthcare is pleased to announce that it has expanded its contractual agreements with United Healthcare, which now includes 14 Prime Healthcare hospitals in its coverage.
United Healthcare members will be able to receive care at in-network benefit levels from Alvarado Hospital Medical Center in San Diego, Centinela Hospital Medical Center in Inglewood, Chino Valley Medical Center in Chino, Desert Valley Hospital in Victorville, Encino Hospital Medical Center in Encino, Garden Grove Medical Center in Garden Grove, Huntington Beach Hospital in Huntington Beach, La Palma Intercommunity Hospital in La Palma, Montclair Hospital Medical Center in Montclair, Paradise Valley Hospital in National City, San Dimas Community Hospital in San Dimas, Shasta Regional Medical Center in Redding, Sherman Oaks Hospital in Sherman Oaks and West Anaheim Medical Center in Anaheim.
This agreement gives United Healthcare's insured commercial and Medicare members access to all of Prime Healthcare's 14 California hospitals. Previously, only Alvarado Hospital Medical Center, Garden Grove Hospital Medical Center, and San Dimas Community Hospital had contracts with United Healthcare.
Prime Healthcare has been recognized as one of the Top 15 Health systems in the Nation three times, in 2009, 2012 and 2013, based on the high quality of patient care by Truven Health Analytics (formerly Thomson Reuters). Additionally, six of the included hospitals were recognized as Top 100 Hospitals in the nation by Truven in 2013. Prime Healthcare hospitals have been recognized as top 100 hospitals in the nation 21 times.
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Love Lane Cottage, Mousehole
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Establishing balance is essential to effective action. Balance can mean the capacity to respond instead of react. It can mean employing right speech – are your words kind, true, and necessary? It can mean maintaining core physical strength – standing strong and grounded. All of these produce clarity, which means we have great facility with tapping into our inner-truth and purpose.
Once we find our center, everything else falls into place.