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As a decimal, the fraction 1/6 is equivalent to 0.1666, with the 6 repeating to infinity. To make it easier to write, one has the option of rounding the answer to 0.2, 0.17 or 0.167, for example.Continue Reading
Converting fractions to decimals is not as problematic as it may sound. It involves simple division. One simply needs to divide the denominator, or the number on the bottom of the fraction, into the numerator, which is the number on the top. The resulting decimal is the answer equivalent to the original fraction.
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It's always a sad day when any mass transit is eliminated, and it was indeed in August 1942 when the Second Avenue El was taken down. This shot shows a workman disassembling the girders at Division and Allen Streets; a Manhattan Bridge ramp can be seen in the background. The removal of the Manhattan els (the 3rd […]
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Infrastructurally, there's a lot going on in this picture of the Bowery at Pell Street looking south. This is just about at the starting point of the Bowery at Chatham Square, where East Broadway and St. James Place meet, and it's the former junction of the 2nd and 3rd Avenue Els, which proceeded up Division […]
BISHOP CROOK, BoweryMay 20, 2015
Until about 2000, the Manhattan entrance to the Manhattan Bridge was a graveyard, or depository, for several outmoded types of lampposts… bishop crooks, Type F posts, and post-1950 curved mast posts, likely around a dozen of them. I arrived with the FNY camera a bit too late since most had been removed by the time […]
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CHINATOWN PHONE BOOTHMarch 28, 2015
The other day, FNY showed you one of the original Chinatown Deskey lamps. What's not quite as remembered is that even the phone booths were also decked out with pagoda-esque ornamentation. This one was still around in the 1970s, as it sports a pushbutton dial instead of a rotary. You can't do this kind of […]
ORIGINAL PAGODA DESKEY, ChinatownMarch 18, 2015
Many Chinatowns around the USA make full use of local decor, even down to the directional signs and lampposts, and beginning in 1964 or so, NYC began to add its own Chinatown flavor in its lampposts. The slotted SLECO, imagined by industrial designer Donald Deskey, first appeared on Broadway and Murray Street in 1958 and […]
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The best Forgotten New York walks encompass worlds. A recent walk I did in a loop around northeast Staten Island brought me from the million-dollar mansions surrounding hidden lakes and ponds to the toughest projects to be found in any borough, with plenty in between. New York, as large cities go, is relatively small in […]
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I haven't done as many long-form specials with as many as 100 pictures per page of late. In the Age of Twitter, people are increasingly impatient with these long treatises and tend to lose interest. Also, the winter winds play havoc with my tear ducts and I frequently have tears streaking down my face when […]
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LAMP BONANZA! More from the Bob Mulero archivesNovember 28, 2010
Time to delve once more into the Bob Mulero collection of lampposts. Bob and I achieved our separate lamppost obsessions separately: while both us have been enthusiastically noting the state of NYC's lamppost collection since childhood, Bob got the jump on me and began photographing them in the mid-1970s, a time when I was attending college […]
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While walking uptown during Summer Streets 2010 I passed by two of New York City's most picturesque relics at Park Avenue and East 46th, at the tunnel that takes the Park Avenue Viaduct through the Helmsley Building. On both sides of the street, you find two picturesque Corvington-esque light posts, but instead of a streetlight attached to the […]
DIVISION STREET, ManhattanDecember 28, 2009
Division Street is one of Manhattan's most unremarked-on thoroughfares. It hasn't gotten much respect over the centuries and decades, either — it's been reduced to less than half of its original length, first by placing a public park smack in its path, and the rest was later taken out by a massive housing project. In […]
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"YOU CAN SEE ALL THE STARS as you walk down Hollywood Boulevard," says Ray Davies, and they're there, right in the sidewalk for all to see. But the ghosts wander the Bowery as well. There's Big Mose, the 8-foot tall fireman who, in Ned Buntline's 1840s dime novels, vanquished entire gangs using uprooted trees and could swim the […]
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BELIEVE IT! NY's craziest lamppostsJanuary 5, 2005
IT'S ALWAYS FUN when it's time to do a lamppost page in Forgotten NY, because these vaguely anthropomorphic untility poles are what got me started with this Forgotten NY stuff decades ago. My parents used to take me for bus rides all over Brooklyn, and I could never be seen without a pencil, a spoon, […]
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Hundreds of statues dot the Manhattan landscape, and indeed, in all five boroughs. All but a handful represent idyllic, mythic or allegorical figures, or decorative designs. In the distinct minority are statues depicting actual people. In this ongoing Forgotten NY series, we'll show you most of the statues in NYC that represent someone who actually lived […]
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HOW TO FRAME A CROOK. How the Department of Transportation defaced classic cast iron poles in the 1980s.August 1, 2001
Before the days when the New York City Department of Transportation began to install replicas of classic bishop-crook, "Corvington" long-armed lamps and twinlamp designs, they defaced still-standing classic lampposts that were installed anywhere from 1892 to 1940 with bright sodium "bucket light" fixtures. They were put there in the early 1980s to replace incandescent bulbs in […]
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Richard and his daughter Tracy were interviewed today by Olena Heu at KHON in Honolulu. The segment will be on the KHON News tonight at 5 p.m., with a shorter version of the interview at 6 tonight.
They were interviewed about food safety, which has been in the news lately. Tune in and hear about current food safety practices at Hamakua Springs, and how they are experimenting with ozone for food safety right now.
A transcript of the interview is here.
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Redevelopment of the historic Kansas City Power & Light Co. skyscraper has cleared its last big obstacle, and renovation that will create more than 200 apartments is expected to begin in October.
The Planned Industrial Expansion Authority on Thursday approved a 25-year property tax incentive package on the improved value of the mostly vacant 36-story downtown tower at 14th Street and Baltimore Avenue.
The abatement will be about a third of the total abatement value, which was not specified, because of reimbursements to the school district, library and other jurisdictions.
NorthPoint Development, the project's developer, still has to complete development agreements with the authority and Kansas City, but the Riverside company does not expect any problems.
The first apartments should be available by the end of 2015, and the project is expected to be completed by mid-2016. The project is expected to cost $63.6 million, and financing has already been arranged.
Mark Pomerenke, a vice president at NorthPoint, said Friday that the project had been challenging but definitely worth it.
"We're looking forward to cleaning it up and lighting it back up," he said.
The project calls for redeveloping the Power & Light Building into 217 apartments. The ground floor, which has 18,000 square feet, could be used for a restaurant or an event area, but no decision on that has been made, Pomerenke said.
The 32nd floor of the building will be turned into a clubhouse and lounge. That floor opens onto an outdoor terrace that will be used.
"It will be spectacular," said Pomerenke.
The project also calls for constructing an adjacent building that will include a parking garage, retail and 58 more apartments.
The building opened in 1931 and was the tallest in Missouri for decades. It lost its namesake tenant, Kansas City Power & Light Co., in 1991. Previous attempts to redevelop it fell through, in part because of challenges in redoing the space in the historic building. The building has been owned by the Shulman family of New York since 1964.
The iconic art deco building was once easily identifiable even at night because of colored lighting that illuminated its top floors. Those lights have been long extinguished but will return when energy-efficient LEDs are installed, Pomerenke said.
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The chief operating officer of Guggenheim Investments and two other top executives were let go this week as part of a reorganization at the firm, according to three people familiar with the situation.
Richard Goldman, chief oerpating officer of the New York-based asset management firm; Marc Zeitoun, head of sales; and Keith Fletcher, chief marketing officer, all left, the sources said.
The departures come amid rumors that the firm's parent, Guggenheim Partners LLC, is in talks to purchase Deutsche Bank AG's asset management business. Sources told Reuters that the management reshuffle had been in the works before Guggenheim began talks with Deutsche.
Guggenheim Partners, which describes itself as a diversified financial services firm, was founded by a great grandson of the art collector Solomon Guggenheim and counts Alan D. Schwartz, the former chief executive of Bear Stearns, among its staff.
A Guggenheim spokeswoman declined to comment on the departure of the three senior executives. A receptionist at the firm said Goldman, Zeitoun and Fletcher were not in the directory.
Stephen Sautel, senior managing director and co-founder of the corporate credit group at Guggenheim Partners, has replaced Goldman, the sources said.
All sources could not speak on the record because the information was confidential.
Douglas Mangini, who headed distribution for Transparent Value, a Guggenheim subsidiary, is now head of sales and marketing.
Christopher Parisi, who had been a national sales manager with Guggenheim Investments, will now head intermediary distribution.
As part of the reorganization, Michael Kiley, chief executive of Security Benefit Corp, another Guggenheim subsidiary, will also be vice chairman of Guggenheim Investments.
Guggenheim and Deutsche are in the final stages of structuring a deal expected in April, according to sources, who have said some Deutsche Bank executives, including current asset management chief Kevin Parker, may stay with the unit after the deal is completed.
Deutsche Bank is due to release its quarterly earnings on April 26.
In September, Guggenheim Partners announced it was merging its 11 asset management units and creating Guggenheim Investments.
At that time, the firm named Goldman, who had been chief executive of Rydex Investments, a subsidiary of Guggenheim, as chief operating officer of the new unit.
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Interfaith sharing is becoming common in communities across the country. For example, here in Tucson the coalition of Congregation Ner Tamid, the Islamic Center of Tucson and St. Francis in the Foothills United Methodist Church call themselves an "interfaith task force." They schedule community movie nights on Sundays, followed by a discussion of the movie. The point is to foster understanding between different faiths through films. Also, a museum exhibit that originated in Israel is now touring major cities around the world for the last four years. Its title is "Coexistence: The Art of Living Together." The poster that is part of the tour is a large, dark bean pod containing black, red, yellow, and white beans. The copy on the poster reads "Human Beans: CoExistence."
In the spirit of these two examples, what image, symbol, or picture/graphic can we think of that would express the idea of interfaith cooperation / understanding? The cliché for this idea is a three-part handshake among black, red, yellow, and white hands. What does imagination suggest?© BrainMass Inc. brainmass.com August 17, 2018, 3:08 am ad1c9bdddf
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The distress, survival, recovery and hope that chip experienced debuts Monday night inside the Tivoli Theater in the Delmar Loop. It will be followed by a Q & A with Chip Gubera and the narrator radio superstar, George Noory.
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Britney Spears Leaks First Image from 'Hold It Against Me' Video
Britney Spears finished filming her "Hold It Against Me" music video on Sunday (Jan. 24), and she's already letting her fans take a peek at the results.
Just as shooting wrapped, Spears posted an image from the "Hold It Against Me" clip on Twitter that revealed the pop star sporting bangs and long, wavy locks and encircled by a cluster of microphones. The image, which appears to be taken from a screen playing rough footage of the video, was tweeted with a brief note from Spears: "Day 2 is a wrap! #HIAM video coming soon."
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The "Hold It Against Me" video is being directed by Jonas Akerlund, who has helmed such iconic visuals for female pop stars as Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi" and "Telephone," Madonna's "Ray of Light" and "Music," and Christina Aguilera's "Beautiful." On the first day of filming, Spears' tweeted that making the video with Akerlund was "such an incredible experience. I think this will be one of the best videos I have ever done." Spears' longtime choreographer Brian Friedman -- who created the dance moves for Spears' "I'm a Slave 4 U," "Toxic," "Me Against the Music" and "Boys" videos -- is also on board.
Britney Spears' 'Hold It Against Me' Debuts Atop Hot 100
"Hold It Against Me" debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 last week, marking just the second time an artist has debuted multiple songs atop the chart in its 52-year history. The album is still slated for a March release, and secondhand rumors about Spears collaborators continue to trickle out, with the most recent one being a collaboration with rapper Gucci Mane on a song entitled "Hit."
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Songwriter Claude Kelly, who worked on several tracks for the set under co-executive producers Dr. Luke and Max Martin, told People.com that the album is "way more edgy" than 2008's "Circus," and "more in the vein of the album before [2007's "Blackout"]. It has a heavier bass line and it's much harder, more urgent, more club," Kelly said.


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Organizers said they estimate a cost for the project of at least $100,000 and have set a goal of raising $125,000 by 2018, the centennial of the fire tower.
A group focused on maintaining the routes to the summit of Mount Poke-O-Moonshine is now seeking funds for trail renovations.
Friends of Mount Poke-O-Moonshine have started a fund raiser called, "Sum(m)it Up for Poke-O," focused on making needed repairs and renovations to the Ranger Trail, a steep, one mile path leading to the top of the mountain located in the Taylor Pond Wild Forest area.
"After a year of review and thorough discussion of the issue, we have decided to raise funds for the professional renovation of the trail," the organization said in its most recent newsletter. "We have obtained a repair and re-route plan from the Adirondack Mountain Club Trail Program and await its approval by the DEC. We have already rebuilt two significantly eroded sections of the Ranger Trail, yet there are many more sections requiring professional work."
Organizers said they estimate a cost for the project of at least $100,000 and have set a goal of raising $125,000 by 2018, the centennial of the fire tower. So far, they have received over $25,000 in donations and pledges.
The Friends of Poke-O-Moonshine group is concerned that the Ranger Trail could be closed as part of the Unit Management Plan completed by the DEC. According to the plan, the trail will be evaluated at the end of the current UMP, which could be between five and 10 years, and a decision made.
"We have worked on the trail since the 1998 Ice Storm, and we continue every year to put time, sweat, and funds into the effort," group members said in the fund raising appeal. "The Ranger Trail is the historic route between the cliffs and up the mountain, followed as early as 1843 by Abel Brown, an Abolitionist leader from Albany. In short, the Ranger Trail is a fascinating botanical, geological, and historical pathway to the summit. Let's make it a safe and sustainable path, a model of trail design on steeper terrain."
David Thomas-Train, a member of the organization, said the DEC has been working with the group throughout the planning.
"There have been two specific projects to date which have re-routed severely eroded sections to the Ranger Trail," he said. "We await DEC approval of the current work plan for the entire trail which was created by the Adirondack Mountain Club Trail Program and hope that work can begin late this summer. Work would be carried out in annual increments until the entire project is completed."
The redeveloped trail would offer many features for hikers and nature enthusiasts to enjoy.
"There will be a mix of interesting geology, great spring wildflowers along the botanically rich route, history of the trail and the fact that it is a trail whose natural history is interpreted by a detailed hikers' brochure which we developed and DEC funded," Thomas-Train said.
The organization has come up with several donation levels, including Trailheaders (up to $49), Cliff Climbers ($50-$99), Overlookers ($100-$499), Rangers ($500-$999) and Summit Stewards ($1,000 and up). They are also offering a Poke-O-Moonshine patch and/or signed Carl Heilman poster as part of fundraising.
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BOYNTON BEACH — Tiny Amanda Frothingham, whose need for a new liver is critical, may be coming home soon because, her father says, Jackson Memorial Hospital officials say there isn`t much more they can do for her there.
Amanda, whose family lives in Boynton Beach, is a victim of biliary atresia, a disease that destroys the liver. For most of her 48-day stay at the Miami hospital, Amanda has been in bed, a plastic bag connected to her side to collect her waste matter, intravenous needles in each arm, a tube in her nose and a heart monitor on her chest.
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Sen. Barack Obama is clearly a bad bowler. The networks rolled the video clip of his gutter ball endlessly across our TV screens. It was an Internet favorite. The media served it, and the public ate it up. MSNBC's Chris Matthews, the host of "Hardball," hammed it up when interviewing Obama on the campus of West Chester University in Pennsylvania:
Matthews: One of the perks, senator, of being president of the United States is that you have your own bowling alley. Are you ready to bowl from day one?
Obama: Obviously, I am not.
But in fact, it was not too long ago when African-Americans were not allowed in some bowling alleys. In Orangeburg, S.C., three young African-American men were killed for protesting against that town's segregated bowling alley.
It was Feb. 8, 1968, months before the assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. It was more than two years before the massacre of students at Kent State University in Ohio. Students at South Carolina State University were protesting for access to the town's only bowling alley. Cleveland Sellers, a student at the time at that historically black college, was also a member of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee and an organizer of the protests. In a recent interview, he said about that night 40 years ago:
"It was a cold night ... this was the fourth day of activities around the effort to desegregate the bowling alley. ... The students had built a bonfire to keep themselves warm and build morale. They were trying to work out some strategy. What should they do next? Should they go back to the bowling alley, where they had been arrested on Tuesday night? Should they go to the City Hall? Should they go to the state Capitol? And they thought that they were in an area that was pretty safe and secure, and they never expected the police to open fire."
Sellers is now director of the African-American studies program at the University of South Carolina. His memory is vivid: "The darkness turned to light as the police opened fire, nine highway patrolmen and one local police officer firing rifles and shotguns and pistols. It was a shock to many of the students that there was no bullhorns, no whistles, no anything that indicated that this kind of extremely lethal action would be taken on these students."
Survivor Robert Lee Davis recalled the event in an oral history project conducted by Jack Bass, who was a reporter at the time and now is a professor at the College of Charleston: "It was a barrage of shots ... maybe six or seven seconds. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom! Students was hollering, yelling and running. ... I got up to run, and I took one step, and that's all I could remember. I took that one step. I got hit in the back ... this was when I got paralyzed. Students was trampling over me, because they was afraid."
Sellers put the largely unreported and forgotten Orangeburg Massacre in context: "It's ironic that here we are 40 years later, and the issue of poverty and the issue of war are still issues that are pertinent all around America again. And I think that it just says that in 1968, with the assassination of Dr. King and with the decline in the civil rights movement during that period, that a number of issues were left unachieved."
There have been advances in the 40 years since the Orangeburg Massacre. Now, rather than protesting for access to a bowling alley, an African-American man is a leading candidate for the Democratic nomination for president of the United States, his bowling flubs merely the object of ridicule. But the three young African-American men murdered that night in Orangeburg-Samuel Hammond, Delano Middleton and Henry Smith -- are not with us to share in the progress. They are hardly remembered at all.
The media this week recognize the one-year anniversary of the deadly shootings at Virginia Tech, in which a lone, disturbed gunman killed 30 students and faculty members. It is an important date on which to reflect. The Orangeburg Massacre deserves a place in our national consciousness as well. We need media that provide historical context, that offer more than a one-year perspective on our society. Instead, the mainstream media keep throwing gutter balls.
Amy Goodman is the host of "Democracy Now!," a daily international TV/radio news hour airing on 650 stations in North America.
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Andrew Newberg, MD, is an Associate Professor in the Departments of Radiology and Psychiatry and Adjunct Assistant Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Newberg is Board-certified in Internal Medicine, Nuclear Medicine, and Nuclear Cardiology. He is also the director and co-founder of the Center for Spirituality and the Neurosciences at the University of Pennsylvania.
This lecture was delivered as part of the Jefferson-Myrna Brind Center of Integrative Medicine's Grand Rounds series on September 15, 2006. Copyright 2006 by Andrew Newberg, MD.
Overall Goals and Objectives: 1. To describe how various types of beliefs develop through perception, cognition, emotion, and social interaction.
2. To describe research studies evaluating the physiology of beliefs.
3. To describe how various beliefs, such as religious and spiritual ones, affect health.
4. To describe methodological issues and future directions in the study of beliefs as they relate to health.
The streaming video presentation is in QuickTime format and lasts approximately 1 hour.
Recommended CitationNewberg, Andrew, "Why we believe what we believe: How our beliefs affect health" (2006). Integrative Medicine Lectures, Presentations & Grand Rounds. Presentation 4.


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"Revenge" fans know a wedding and a big death are ahead in Season 2, but they may be coming faster than you'd think.
ET's exclusive clip of the upcoming episode of "Revenge," titled "Union" (airing Sun., Feb. 10), features Jack (Nick Wechsler) and Amanda's (Margarita Levieva) wedding, which brings back some feelings for Emily (Emily VanCamp) and may put all three of them in danger.
"There's no shame in admitting that your feelings about this marriage are complicated at the least," Nolan (Gabriel Mann) tells Emily in the sneak peek above.
Though the would-be happy occasion seems to go off without a hitch, things take a turn afterwards when Jack and Amanda sail off on The Amanda for their honeymoon. Later, Nolan realizes that Jack and Amanda haven't checked in to their honeymoon hotel yet, telling Emily, "Both of their phones are off the grid."
It looks like someone with brown hair has hidden in The Amanda, Amanda tries to shoot him and Emily comes to the rescue (or tries to). Could this be in the end for one of these three central characters? After all, at the beginning of "Revenge" Season 2, we did see a dead body (wedding band included) lying at the bottom of the sea next to The Amanda.
Check out the official episode description of "Union" below and tune in for the return of "Revenge" on Sunday, February 10 at 9 p.m. EST on ABC.
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In between starring in and executive producing her NBC show "Shades of Blue" and her Las Vegas residency and serving as an "American Idol" judge (pictured above last night in Zuhair Murad), Jennifer Lopez found time to drop a new single.
She's already mom to twins Max & Emme and she has a young, really young, boyfriend Casper Smart. So she's setting the rules for everybody else, or maybe her future BAE if this Casper thing doesn't work out.
On "Ain't Your Mama," the hot 46-year-old sings about not doing your laundry, cooking for you all day, or anything else. Because she only answers to herself and not a man who wants a woman to drop her ambitions and cater only to him (i.e., fu**bois). *Snaps*
She may face some backlash over the song as it was produced by Dr. Luke, the same man who is embroiled in a very public sexual assault case with Kesha.
Jenny's new labelmate Meghan Trainor offers up some vocals on the track. Listen to it in full here and check out a sneak peek below:
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1. Jesus, whose blood so freely streamed
To satisfy the law's demand;
By Thee from guilt and wrath redeemed,
Before the Father's face I stand.
2. To reconcile offending man,
Make Justice drop her angry rod;
What creature could have formed the plan,
Or who fulfill it but a God?
3. No drop remains of all the curse,
For wretches who deserved the whole;
No arrows dipped in wrath to pierce
The guilty, but returning soul.
4. Peace by such means so dearly bought,
What rebel could have hoped to see?
Peace by his injured Sovereign wrought,
His Sovereign fastened to a tree.
5. Now, Lord, Thy feeble worm prepare!
For strife with earth and hell begins;
Conform and gird me for the war;
They hate the soul that hates his sins.
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Below are lists of books, articles, and journals that I find particularly instructive and interesting. I hope you find them equally compelling and engaging as you continue your own intellectual and spiritual journeys. Most of the books can be purchased through Amazon by clicking the linked title.
Literary History
M. H. Abrams, A Glossary of Literary Terms , 8th edition, 2004.
Robert M. Adams, The Land and Literature of England , 1983.
Margaret Drabble, Oxford Companion to English Literature , 1996.
Andrew Sanders, The Short Oxford History of English Literature , 1994.
The Cambridge History of English and American Literature.
The Oxford History of English Literature .
The Penguin History of Literature.
Sylvan Barnet, A Short Guide to Writing About Literature , 11th edition, 2008.
Diana Hacker, Research and Documentation in the Electronic Age , 2004.
Diana Hacker, A Writer's Reference , 2003.
Richard Lanham, Revising Prose , 5th edition, 2006.
Andrea Lunsford, The St. Martin's Handbook , 2003.
Joseph L. Nancy, Research Writing: Using Traditional and Electronic Sources , 1999.
Strunk and White, Elements of Style , 2000.
M. H. Abrams, The Mirror and the Lamp , 1953.
M. H. Abrams, Natural Supernaturalism , 1971.
Harold Bloom, ed., Romanticism and Consciousness: Essays in Criticism , 1970.
Harold Bloom, Visionary Company , rev. 1971.
Marilyn Butler, Romantics, Rebels and Reactionaries: English Literature and its Background 1760-1830 , 1981.
Stuart Curran, ed., The Cambridge Companion to British Romanticism , 1993.
Stuart Curran, Poetic Form and British Romanticism , 1986.
Morris Eaves and Michael Fischer, eds. Romanticism and Contemporary Criticism , 1986.
Marilyn Gaull, English Romanticism: The Human Context , 1988.
J. F. C. Harrison, Common People of Great Britain: A History from the Norman Conquest to the Present , 1985.
E. J. Hobsbawm, Industry and Empire , 1968.
E. J. Hobsbawm, Nations and Nationalism Since 1780 , 2nd edition, 1994.
Daniel G. Hoffman and Samuel Hynes, English Literary Criticism: Romantic and Victorian , 1963.
David S. Hogsette, "Coleridge as Victorian Heirloom: Nostalgic Rhetoric in the Early Victorian Reviews of Coleridge's Poetical Works." Studies in Romanticism 37 (Spring 1998): 63-75.
David S. Hogsette, "Eclipsed by the Pleasure Dome: Poetic Failure in Coleridge's 'Kubla Khan.'" Romanticism on the Net 5 (1997).
David S. Hogsette, "Textual Surveillance, Social Codes, and Sublime Voices: The Tyranny of Narrative in Caleb Williams and Wieland ." Romanticism on the Net 38-39 (May-August 2005).
David S. Hogsette, Romantics Unbound .
Kenneth Johnston and Gene Ruoff. The Age of William Wordsworth: Critical Essays on the Romantic Tradition , 1987.
Kenneth R. Johnston, et al. Romantic Revolutions: Criticism and Theory , 1990.
Sheila M. Kearns, Coleridge, Wordsworth, and Romantic Autobiography: Reading Strategies of Self-Representation , 1995.
Gary Kelly, English Fiction of the Romantic Period, 1789-1830 , 1989.
Jon P. Klancher, The Making of English Reading Audiences, 1790-1832 , 1987.
Marjorie Levinson, The Romantic Fragment Poem , 1986.
Ian McCalman, An Oxford Companion to the Romantic Age , 2001.
Jerome McGann, The Romantic Ideology , 1983.
Anne Mellor, Romanticism and Feminism , 1988.
Anne Mellor, Romanticism and Gender , 1992.
Prisim(s): Essays in Romanticism
Tilottama Rajan, Dark Interpreter: The Discourse of Romanticism , 1980.
Studies in Romanticism
Anya Taylor, Bacchus in Romantic England: Writers and Drink, 1780-1830 , 1999.
E.P. Thompson, The Making of the English Working Class , 1966
J. R. Watson, English Poetry of the Romantic Period 1789-1830 , 1992.
Chris Baldick, In Frankenstein's Shadow: Myth Monstrosity and Nineteenth-Century Writing , 1987.
Fred Botting, Gothic , 1996.
Jerrold Hogle, The Cambridge Companion to Gothic Fiction , 2002.
Maggie Kilgour, The Rise of the Gothic Novel , 1995.
Robert Miles, Gothic Writing, 1750-1820: A Geneology , 1993.
David Punter, The Literature of Terror: A History of Gothic Fiction from 1765 to the Present Day , 1980.
Devendra P. Varma, The Gothic Flame: Being a History of the Gothic Novel in England , 1957.
Popular Culture
Allan Bloom, The Closing of the American Mind , 1988.
Kurt Bruner and Jim Ware, Finding God in The Lord of the Rings , 2001.
John Granger, Looking for God in Harry Potter , 2006.
Neil Postman, Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business , 1986.
William Romanowski, Eyes Wide Open: Looking for God in Popular Culture , 2001.
William Romanowski, Pop Culture Wars: Religion and the Role of Entertainment in American Life , 1996.
Quentin Schultze, ed., Dancing in the Dark: Youth, Popular Culture and the Electronic Media , 1990.


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DAVID Templeton is unlikely to be risked in Saturday's Irn-Bru Third Division meeting with East Stirlingshire due to the synthetic surface at Ochilview.
The former Hearts forward has been absent since September 5 with an ankle injury.
The injury occurred on his second game for Rangers at Annan's Galabank Stadium, which also has a plastic pitch, and Templeton then picked up a hamstring injury.
Manager Ally McCoist told Rangers TV: "The good news is that David Templeton is back training with a view to getting back into first-team action again.
"However, the dilemma we have is that our next fixture is on the Astroturf away to East Stirling so we will need to think about that.
"The doctor did say that the surface down at Annan played a part in David's injury so we would be loath to put him into his first game back on Astroturf.
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PXP project vs. wildlife
Report outlines drilling's threat to wildlife
Noble Basin project could impact Canada lynx, elk, mule deer, moose and other species.
By Cory Hatch, Jackson Hole, Wyo.
Date: December 22, 2010
A proposed
energy development in the Wyoming Range's Noble Basin likely would impact a
number of species, including big game and animals protected by the Endangered
Species Act, according to a draft environmental document.
Bridger-Teton National Forest officials released a draft environmental impact statement for the proposed energy development earlier this month. It is the most stringent level of analysis under the National Environmental Policy Act.
The plan, proposed by Plains Exploration and Production Company, calls for the upgrade of 14 miles of existing roads and the construction of nearly 15 miles of new roads and 136 wells on 17 drill pads.
The plan also calls for construction of gas and liquids pipelines and facilities. The area is expected to be in production for more than 30 years.
Under the plan's preferred alternative, most of the impacts to wildlife and wildlife habitat would be long term.
"Forested areas could take 100 years or more to return to their original, predisturbance condition," the document says. "Some disturbance would be seasonal. ... However, such disturbances would recur on an annual basis for up to 30 years if the exploratory wells proved productive."
The plan includes some stipulations to protect wildlife, such as a Nov. 15 cutoff date for drilling and a minimum 200-foot buffer from stream channels. A 500-foot buffer would be placed around riparian areas mapped by the Wyoming Game and Fish Department.
"Aquatic species such as the Colorado River cutthroat trout, boreal chorus frog and boreal toad would be protected from March 15 to July 31 by not allowing in-stream channel construction during this period," according to the document.
The amount of habitat impacted by roads, well pads and other development would amount to nearly 33 acres during the exploratory phase of the project and more than 266 acres during the development phase. Some species that are sensitive to human activity would lose considerably more habitat, the document says.
"Habitat effectiveness may be affected by the proposed project, particularly for big game and Canada lynx," the document says. "Big game are known to avoid areas with increased road densities. ... but also avoid otherwise suitable habitats immediately adjacent to these access routes."
Several species that are protected or that have been identified as needing protection under the Endangered Species Act would be impacted.
Drilling "may disturb, displace and affect potentially suitable habitats for the Canada lynx, gray wolf, grizzly bear and greater sage grouse," the document says.
For Canada lynx, new roads could increase collisions with vehicles and illegal shooting or trapping. Changes in the snowpack could increase opportunities for predators that compete with the lynx for food.
Gray wolves from the Rim and the Black Butte packs, as well as individual and dispersing wolves, could also be subject to road collisions, more illegal shooting or trapping.
Further, "a decline in natural prey could cause wolves using the Noble Basin to shift to preying on livestock and increase the number of wolf-human conflicts in the region," the document states.
However, "because so few wolves use the project area (six to nine individuals in established packs), impacts would not be expected to cause a negative population trend statewide or regionwide," the document says.
Grizzly bears are not expected to be impacted because so few lumber by, the document says.
Greater sage grouse could be hurt by the loss of habitat as well as possible increases in the raptor population and invasive weeds.
"There is a chance that individuals could collide with moving vehicles along the existing [roads] and eggs or chicks could be crushed by construction equipment," the document says.
Several big game species, which are known to migrate through the area, would also be affected.
Because elk are sensitive to human activities, the loss of habitat would expand up to a half mile beyond the developed area for a total loss of 22,553 acres of spring, summer and fall range and 2,058 acres of crucial winter range.
No construction activity would occur in elk calving areas from May 15 to July 1, according to the document.
Mule deer have a similar aversion to human activity, the document says. Studies show that mule deer avoid otherwise suitable habitats within 1.7 to 2.3 miles of gas wells on the Pinedale Anticline.
While the project is not likely to immediately impact crucial mule deer range, extending the footprint out to 2.3 miles from the infrastructure footprint would impact "all of the mule deer spring/summer/fall range in the project area," the document says.
The project could also increase collisions with mule deer.
"Additional vehicle traffic would be most intense during the construction period, when vehicles such as dump trucks would be operating 10 hours per day during the operating season," according to the document.
The moose population could lose 3,041 acres of spring, summer and fall range and 11,920 acres of crucial winter range. The development "could therefore have a major impact on the local moose population using the Noble Basin and the project area," the document says.
The document also lists the pronghorn antelope, American marten, Brewer's sparrow and boreal chorus frog as species that could be impacted. The withdrawal of any water from the watershed around Noble Basin "would jeopardize the continued existence of ... Colorado pikeminnow, humpback chub, bonytail and razorback sucker, according to the document.
Development would occur in two phases. One would be an exploratory phase with the construction of three wells on one well pad over the course of two years, with 15 miles of roads on public land. The other would be the development phase, during which the remaining 133 wells would be constructed on six well pads.
People can mail comments to Bridger-Teton National Forest Supervisor Jacqueline Buchanan, P.O. Box 1888, Jackson, WY 83001, or e-mail them to Turn on JavaScript! with the subject line "Eagle Prospect and Noble Basin MDP DEIS."
The plan is available at www.fs.fed.us/r4/btnf/projects/. Comments are due March 10.


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One of my goals this summer was to get out more with friends, plan things instead of our usual spur of the moment fun. And so far it is going pretty good! Awesome summer so far, can't believe it's almost half over though.
Birthday party for a friend, we've been to quite a few this summer so far.
Birthday party for a friend, we've been to quite a few this summer so far.
Best pic I got of all three of them lol, makes me laugh.
Lots of water play and park playdates(if your in the Tacoma area, go check out the free summer lunches at some of the parks, can't go wrong with a Subway sandwich and Smith Brothers milk). Niece spent the night for the first time with us.
We spent 4th of July in Eastern Washington at my parent-in-laws.
We take him to the park just about every day, lucky kid. The other weekend we went to the Richard Sherman celebrity baseball charity event, it was a lot of fun but to be honest I had no idea who any of the celebrities were, when football season comes I think I better watch a Seahawks game 🙂
My cousins son was visiting from Arizona so we decided to take a family road trip to Oceans Shores for the day, it was VERY windy and cold though!
Last Friday I picked up our second foster dog, no that's not Dottie his name is Max. Even have the same personality, he's a little older and a little calmer though.
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ComboApp expert comments on the future of Apple Watch
Serge Kanishchev, Strategy Director at ComboApp, has shared his thoughts on the future of Apple Watch in Empirical Works article.
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Edward Bellinger
- His Chair of Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy, Central European University
- Director of Pollution and Environmental Studies, School of Biological Sciences, Manchester University (1979-present)
- Lecturer in Public Health, Engineering Department, Civil Engineering, University of Manchester, Institute of Science and Technology (1969-79)
- Biologist, Metropolitan Water Board, London (1964-68)
- Member of the Department of the Environment Standing Committee of Analysts (UK Government Committee)
- Editorial Panel for the Journal Institution of Water and Environment Management.
Research Interests:
- Management of ecological systems with special reference to freshwaters
- Studies on lake catchments and their impact on water quality: the effects of changes in land use on environmental quality, lake management; the growth and population structure of phytoplankton communities and their manipulation, the uptake of metals and other chemicals by algae; the use of constructed wetlands and other biological methods for the treatment of wastewaters and the improvement of water quality in flowing and standing bodies of water; the ecological impact of industrial pollution on aquatic and terrestrial systems and its remediation.
- Techniques in education with special reference to distance learning.
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Black & White
It doesn't get much more simple than black and white, does it? I wear black and white a least twice a week. It's a true staple in my closet.
I remember grabbing this shirt while in college during my first thrift store trip. Some of my sorority sisters and I stopped in the local America's Thrift Store before heading to dinner one night. I'd never thrifted before but decided to go along and give it a try. I mean, they always found the cutest high waist denim pants that they later cut and destroyed to make high waist shorts for the spring. I thought to myself, "I can do that too!". Wrong. So, so wrong. I am not a thrifter. Can I spend hours upon hours in TJ Maxx (which so many people can't stand) and continue to find tons of items I don't need? Yes. Can I scour through the hundreds of pages on Forever21.com to hunt down the cheapest pair of jeans? Yes. Will I wait months until the shoes I like finally go on sale? You know it! But thrifting? That my dear friends, I can not do.
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So with little to no luck that night, I found this Liz Claiborne blouse. I couldn't have been anymore than $5, so I scooped it up. It's a classic style that I knew would go with anything.
And because this thrifted blouse can pair with practically any and everything, I opted for black denim, a pair of mules I rarely get to wear, and everyday accessories. Lots of similar outfit options are linked below.
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Following the much-criticised omission of a single-player campaign in Star Wars Battlefront, DICE has confirmed that it is creating one for a sequel next year.
While the move had been teased by EA Studios boss, Patrick Söderlund previously, this is the first time it's been discussed in an explicit, official sense.
Speaking to Eurogamer, DICE producer Paul Keslin said: "Myself as a Star Wars fan, I want story, I want narrative, I want something I can play that immerses me in that world but gives me something to follow and chase."
Eurogamer goes on to say that the campaign has been "locked in", and that DICE has been learning on the job with its approach to Battlefront's Rogue One and Death Star DLC.
It was confirmed at E3 this year that Jade Raymond's Motive Studios - which is already helping to create Visceral's Star Wars action-adventure - would be assisting DICE with Battlefront 2. Keslin also confirms that Motive's specific role is to work on the campaign.
Discussing how DICE switched focus to fold its successful multiplayer features into Battlefield 1's more popular campaign, Keslin explained:
"That's a lot of what we've talked about in terms of DICE's identity and how we approach games. We're partnering up with some folks from Motive - they have their own take on how things are - but we have a very close relationship with them, and we want everything to feel like a coherent experience.
"We don't want it where single player isn't that great but multiplayer has this great thing and isn't connected."
Star Wars Battlefront 2 is due for release next year, and is the cause for EA taking "a couple of years off" from the Battlefield series. EA's Blake Jorgensen has said that the new game will be drawing more heavily on the latest Star Wars movies, The Force Awakens, Episode VIII, and Rogue One.
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Were the fathers of Virginia Baptists "Old Landmarkers?" —Did they, like too many of their descendants, receive, as valid, the immersions of Pedobaptists, and recognize them as evangelical churches?
"For the leaders of this people cause them to err" (Isa. 9:16).
It is for the "Landmarks" of the fathers of Virginia Baptists—those men who planted the first churches upon the soil o the Old Dominion—that I inquire, and not for the opinions of their children, who "have stumbled from the ancient paths, to walk in a way the Lord certainly hath not cast up."
As I said of the first Baptists of New England, I can say of our Virginia fathers, they could not have affiliated with the state church—the Episcopalians—if they would, and they would not if they could: 1. Because they did not regard it a church of Christ; and, 2. They were unrelentingly oppressed and persecuted by it, from the planting of the first Baptist Church in 1714, until the final overthrow of the Episcopalians in 1798.
No one has ever intimated that there was the least recognition of this "church" or its ministry by Baptists, by any act, ministerial or ecclesiastical, during this period or since. This much is settled, Presbyterians stood side by side with the Baptists in influencing the state to divorce itself from the Episcopal church, and from this very fact a kindly sympathy originated by a common oppression, and a common struggle for freedom sprang up, which disposed our brethren more to affiliation in Virginia than in New England or any other States, and the influence remains until this day. That many Associations have invited Pedobaptist ministers to seats in their Associations in the last fifty years, and that very man y churches under the misleading influence of their late teachers, have received, and do now receive, the immersions of Campbellites and Pedobaptists as valid, we well know, but this was not the practice of the "fathers" of Virginia Baptists.
1. The ministers who organized all the first Baptist Churches in Virginia, came either from New England, or were members of the Philadelphia Baptist Association, whose position will shortly be noticed. These preachers were Shubal Stearnes, Daniel Marshall, who came from New England, and David Thomas, John Garrard, John Corbley, J. Marks, P. P. Vanhorn, Miller and John Gano; and we must believe that they impressed the churches they planted with their own personal convictions, which were those of the Baptists of those sections whence they came. Then some of these churches belonged to the Philadelphia Association, and all the first Associations in Virginia, were in correspondence with it, and must have been influenced by its views.
I have Semple's History of Virginia Baptists before me, and from it I gather the following facts. Speaking about affairs in the Roanoke Association A.D. 1789, the historian says: "About this time, H. Pattillo, a Presbyterian preacher of distinction, had preached several times in favor of Infant Baptism, in which he had degraded the Baptists in the most scurrilous manner. The Association, in order to rebut his calumny, appointed John Williams to answer him on a certain day; which day they determined should be a day of fasting and prayer. Accordingly Mr. Williams fulfilled the appointment to the general satisfaction of the Baptists and their friends, and to the annoyance of their enemies (p. 234).
There was little affiliation at this time, for Baptists regarded Presbyterians as the enemies of the cross of Christ.
A.D. 1794, I find this in history of New River Association: "It appears that the Baptist interest prevails more than that of any other religious society, there being only two or three Presbyterian congregations in the district, and but few Methodist classes [it appears they do not presume to call either churches]. Between these and the Baptists a good understanding subsisted; insomuch that a considerable party [which has yearly increased] were of opinion in the Association, that they ought to invite the Presbyterian and Methodist ministers to sit with them in their Association as counselors; but not to vote. This subject underwent lengthy investigation, and finally was decided against inviting" (p. 262).
The reasons given would preclude the idea that they could affiliate ministerially or ecclesiastically, viz.— "1. Because it might tend to confusion. 2. Because it would probably rather interrupt than promote friendship—seeing, in most cases, as it respects the intercourse between man and man, too much familiarity often ends in strife. We should be more likely to continue in peace with a neighbor, whom we treated with the distant respect due a neighbor, than if we were to introduce him to our private domestic concerns" (pp. 268-9).
Not a word is intimated about these people being "brethren in Christ," or "evangelical churches" —not a word of it— while the plain, square truth is withheld which should have been spoken.
A.D. 1792, I find this concerning Baptist interests on the eastern shore: "The established church here, as well as in most other places in Virginia, declined rapidly after the rise of the Baptists. Of late they have other opponents that are much more successful. For many years past the Methodists have been a very increasing people on the eastern shore. Whether their prosperity is only temporary until the set time to favor Zion shall arrive; or whether, for some cause, God is disposed to permit his people to be led into captivity, and to become subservient to the neighboring nations, we can not determine" (p. 283).
This language leaves us in no doubt but that they regarded Methodists, in common with the other Pedobaptist organizations of that day, as the antitypical nations that harassed and attempted to corrupt and lead into their false religions the Jews, God's chosen and separated people of old. This is "Old Landmark" doctrine.
But a case came up before the Ketocton Association, A.D. 1791, which determined the position the Baptists of that day occupied.
One Mr. Hutchinson came from Georgia as a Baptist minister, and held meetings in London, and baptized many converts. It was ascertained that he had been received, by some church in Georgia, upon his Methodist immersion. This brought the question before the Association, and it decided that he was unbaptized, and advised against any church receiving those he had immersed. The result was, he and his converts submitted to a proper baptism. They reasoned thus:
"1. If such baptism was sanctioned, every thing like ordination might be dispensed with. But that ordination was not only expedient but an institution of the Bible, and, therefore, indispensable. 2. That such proceedings, if allowed, might go to great lengths, and ultimately produce confusion."
Whatever laxity prevailed in after years, I have shown in what light the fathers of Virginia Baptists, without exception, regarded and treated Pedobaptists and their immersions.
Bro. Jeter received his loose Baptist ideas from the Baptists who constituted the Portsmouth Association, and who came from England, and belonged to the General Baptists. Semple says: "Their manner of gathering churches was very loose indeed; or, at least, was very adverse to the method now prevalent among Baptists in Virginia. They required no experience of grace or account of their conversion. But they baptized all who asked it, and professed to believe in the doctrine of baptism by immersion."
These arc the kind of baptisms which Bro. Jeter holds and teaches are scriptural and valid today. He indorses a Campbellite immersion as valid, which is just like the above, for "no experience of grace, or account of conversion" is required by the Campbellites. It is this destructive looseness, and perversion of the ordinances, and subversion of the gospel, that Old Landmarkers are opposing, and from the dire effects of which we are trying to save the churches of this age.
Whether we are traveling in the "old paths" in this respect, let 'the candid reader judge. It was not until the preachers of Virginia and the United States, desirous of popularity, commenced to "burn incense to vanity," that they caused themselves to stumble in their ways from the ancient paths, and to walk in a way not cast up.


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You may have often seen this popup come up on a public facing site that you are browsing too. It is because the SharePoint Server is trying to load the control, and it is not in the list of pre-approved controls in IE7. The control is used to display presence information in a SharePoint site. This shows up as the small circle presence indicator tied into Windows Live Messenger.
I was getting this popup on this blog site, so I thought I would share how we deal with it. Since this is on a server that only serves public-facing content, I decided to follow the server based solution outlined below.
This was adapted from a Microsoft SharePoint Blog article by Michael Gannotti and makes reference to Microsoft Support KB article 931509:
Digital asset management is something of particular interest to me. For those of you that aren't aware, at Envision IT we have a number of products for image management. You can see them at www.envisionit.com/products. So naturally I was very interested in what was new in SP2010 for image management.
I'll save the image management changes with respect to web content management (WCM) for another post (there's lots there too). Here I want to focus on the changes to the picture library.
For those of you that are familiar with picture libraries in MOSS 2007, you may understand that they were really second class document libraries. Things like major/minor versions and content approvals didn't exist in them. Ever wonder why the Images and Site Collection Images libraries in the MOSS publishing template are not picture libraries, but rather just document libraries. Unfortunately that means you lose the great picture library features like automatic thumbnail and web-friendly image generation, and picture metadata extraction (like image size).
I've been meaning to get connected to the local SharePoint community for some time now. I've heard good things about the Toronto SharePoint Users Group (TSPUG), and last night I decided to get out to a meeting. Savash Alic from Microsoft Canada was out to give the first peaks at SharePoint 2010. I had gotten to the SharePoint conference last week in Las Vegas so I had heard a much of the information, but there was just so much content in Vegas that there was no way you could get to it all. Savash did a great job at hitting some of the highlights. That is always a challenge, as SharePoint has become so big, there is no way you could remotely touch on it all in 90 minutes.
If you're interested in joining the community, I would encourage you to check out their site at http://www.tspug.com. And for those of you that are in the west end and would rather not make the trek downtown, there is also a new Mississauga SharePoint User Group getting going. I missed their inaugural meeting this past Monday, but their site is being graciously hosted by the Toronto group at http://www.tspug.com/mississauga. I plan on getting involved there as well, as we are based in Mississauga, right across from the Microsoft Canada offices.
So I'm back from Las Vegas, and finally getting a chance to catch my breath and start looking at the upgrade of our web site to 2010. One of the very nice features of the upgrade to 2010 is that by default the 2007 user experience is maintained. You can then preview the site in the 2010 user experience before you commit to moving forward. Most of the grief you are likely to experience I expect will be with custom master pages and layouts.
Of course our public web site has a completely customized master page and custom layouts. From Sean's talk, it sounded like you can go back and forth at will between user experiences. I started by previewing the user experience, but then for whatever reason I decided to the new user experience, and not have SharePoint ask me again. Of course the master page blew up, and my site no longer worked. The admin pages still worked, but I couldn't switch the experience back. Sean's talk had mentioned an admin command to make the switch between version 3 and 4 user experience, but I couldn't find it in my notes. After muddling around for a while I decided to drop the content database and start over (which was not that big a deal).
Everyone remember getting frustrated by SharePoint's "An unexpected error has occurred" that gets displayed by default when something goes wrong in SharePoint? Well it still happens in SP2010, but the good news is the same fix takes care of it.
For those of you that haven't come across the fix for this, it requires an edit to the web.config for the web application you are getting the error on. Typically we do this on development and QA servers. If you're doing it in a farm, remember that you need to do the change to all front-end servers, or guarantee that you are hitting a specific web front-end.
The web.config is found in the home directory for the web application. This is typically c:\inetpub\wwwroot\wss\VirtualDirectories and then the folder for your web application. To see the full errors make the following two changes. Opening the web.config in Notepad and searching for the tags (there is only one for each) is the easiest way to do this.
Once you've done this change, you'll see the full .NET error details and call stack for the error that occurred.
Okay, so maybe charging ahead on Beta 1 isn`t always the best idea. I got my blog site up at blog.petercarson.ca with very little difficulty. I pasted up a few of my posts, and things were still looking good. We registered the DNS name, setup the rules on our ISA Server to publish it out, and voila, my blog site was live on the web.
That's where things went off the rails. Our www2010.envisionit.com site is coming along nicely too, and that was published in the same way. In both cases I wanted the sites to be available anonymously. No sense in doing all this writing if no one can see it. Well the www site was publishing fine, but the blog site wouldn't stop requesting authentication. It wasn't the ISA Server, as the same thing was happening inside the network.
So I've attended Sean Livingston's two upgrade sessions at the SharePoint conference today (SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Part 1: Fundamentals and SharePoint 2010 Upgrade Part 2: Advanced Scenarios) and I figure I'm ready to try upgrading a MOSS 2007 site. What better one to start with than our public web site from www.envisionit.com.
For those of you that don't want to read all the sordid details, the site did upgrade quite cleanly, and is now available on http://www2010.envisionit.com/Products, running under SharePoint 2010. It still has the old user experience, but in this case that just affects authors, and not the general public. I'll be working through that quite soon I'm sure. The top level site is currently broken though, as I flipped the user experience over and I can get it back just yet.
We need to start off with a few prerequisites here. First and foremost there are only two versions of SharePoint you can upgrade from. They are WSS v3 SP2 and MOSS 2007 SP2. You have to be current on SP2, and if you're skipping versions, you still need to migrate through 2007. That's fine, our site is built as a publishing site on MOSS 2007, and we've installed SP2, so we're good on that side. Next is that you have to be running 64-bit servers for BOTH SharePoint and SQL. You can use either SQL 2005 or SQL 2008, but it has to be 64-bit.
For those of you who have also made it down to the Microsoft SharePoint Conference in Las Vegas, you've no doubt been overwhelmed as well with the sheer quantity of information being presented. With as many as 17 different sessions running at any one time (plus Hands On Labs and meetings), it can be hard to choose. Needless to say there will be lots of reviewing of presentations after the fact once the videos are available.
Now that the NDA wraps are off of SharePoint 2010, I'm going to start publishing the notes I've been keeping over the last few months since we got Beta 1 running in our lab back in the summer. What better way to further our evaluation than to actually use it to host this blog. Yes Microsoft strongly recommends that you wait to Beta 2 before running anything on SharePoint 2010, but I've always pushed the envelope. I'll just have to make sure I keep good archives in case anything goes wrong, and to help with the transition to Beta 2 and RTM.


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Colin Farrell is offering a $25,000 reward for his lucky belt after it went missing, according to a U.K. report.
The leather accessory was a gift from his dad Eamon Farrell, a former soccer star who played for Ireland's Shamrock Rovers Football Club.
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The Red Barn was established in 1969 by a small group of UofL students and several UofL administrators, including President Woodrow F. Strickler. It was formerly a part of the Caldwell Tank Company and is one of the buildings on Belknap Campus which is on the National Register of Historic Places. From its humble beginnings, the Red Barn was renovated in 1978 and has become a multi-purpose facility serving students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends. The Red Barn celebrated its thirty-fifth anniversary in 2004. In 2008 the Red Barn was named for George J Howe.
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A gamete is a haploid cell that exists in organisms that engage in sexual reproduction. Gametes are produced by a process of cell division known as meiosis, during which a diploid (2n) gametocyte cell halves its number of chromosomes during several divisions, forming haploid (n) cells.
During fertilization, two gametes fuse together to form a new diploid cell, known as a zygote. In animals, gametes are produced by the gonads.


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I can reproduce the problem in win32 (perl 5.12.3), but not on linux (perl5.12.3, 5.12.4 or 5.14.2). So since it's the same code on all 3 versions, I would think it's a bug somewhere in Scalar::Util::weaken or in the core, but only on windows. Which is a bit annoying since I don't develop on windows, I only use it to test modules before a release.
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The British Intelligence service has launched a recruitment drive for intelligence officers on Mumsnet and is also looking for computer specialists to join its new higher apprenticeship.
The apprenticeship in IT, software, internet and telecoms is a two-year foundation degree scheme run by GCHQ at its Cheltenham HQ with an optional third year to obtain a full degree.
The service is also advertising for intelligence officers on parenting website Mumsnet after it was urged by MPs in March to recruit a new generation of female spies.
The website's chief executive Justine Roberts said MI6 had first put an advert on the site in May which had more applications than any other job advertised on the website.
"Being MI6 they didn't tell us whether they successfully hired from us, but they have put up three more ads so you imagine they got a good response," she said.
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In March, MPs said although women were entering intelligence roles in increasing numbers, they were still being held back in their careers by "the permafrost" of a traditional male middle-management culture.
Former Labour minister Hazel Blears advocated a 24-hour childcare system for women officers who needed to be sent abroad on missions at short notice.
The new cyber expert apprenticeship scheme is aimed at young people interested in technology and coding and will feature a mix of classroom-based learning and practical experience.
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