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We've probably only scratched the surface of what we can use jQuery for. It's likely a place that we will keep growing into.
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It provides a great API for DOM manipulation, AJAX, and other handy tools.
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The best known DOM manipulation library we know of. Still not a silver buller.
Also, its Deferred object is very useful.
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Extremely versatile integration with views. Easy to create forms, interaction, animation and comms with backend service.
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The Ajax calls you can make with jQuery makes integrating the front end with the back end very smooth.
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jQuery is used mostly because I needed jQuery UI for the modal dialog. Otherwise, I use it to reference DOM elements when I'm too lazy to type "document.getElementById(...)".
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jQuery is required by some of the libraries we use on the website. Other than that, having jQuery around is just great for manipulating the DOM or other common functions.
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jQuery is only used in small amounts, primarily for animations and UIs, but it is included in the WSC, so we felt like not including it here would be kind of cheating. jQuery also almost makes ajax-requests a pleasure to work with, so ... you got that point, jQuery.
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jQuery allows to easily do DOM scripting (i.e. HTML elements manipulation and event handling). using jquery under MVC webapps. Studing to know more
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Five Arkansas law enforcement officers arrested in a sweeping federal corruption investigation have pleaded not guilty to charges they guarded drug shipments moving across state lines.
The officers are among 70 people indicted as part of "Operation Delta Blues." Dozens of those charged are appearing in federal court in Little Rock on Thursday.
The four police officers and one sheriff's deputy are accused of accepting bribes to watch over shipments of cocaine, crack cocaine, marijuana and methamphetamine. Investigators say the drugs were distributed across points in Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee.
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It may make their e-commerce a bit more effecient from the sales end, but it is nothing like as nice to browse for things like used equipment or obscure gadgets. I suppose that's the price of progress.
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HILLSDALE � A fast start in the first quarter by the Hillsdale Academy boys basketball team helped to propel them to a 55-47 win over Camden-Frontier Thursday night.
�It was a good win for us,� said Rick Milligan, Hillsdale Academy head coach.
In front of their home crowd the Colts came out in the first quarter and built a 12 point lead on the Redskins leading 18-6 at the end of one. Senior Adam Krutsch hit a three as time expired to give the Colts the 12 point lead.
Camden-Frontier coach Jason Holubik agreed that it was the first half that hurt his squad. The Redskins played the Colts close after the first quarter, as they turned up the defensive pressure.
�We didn�t have any defensive intensity tonight,� Holubik said. �Were not going to win many games playing defense like that.�
With the Colts leading scorer Chip Blood out of the lineup Holubik believed his team took the Colts lightly.
Camden had clawed their way back into the ball game trailing 26-20 at the half behind the shooting of Ethan Riddell (7 points) and Zac Malone (6 points).
After halftime the Colts came out and opened the game up once again on a 7-0 run to stretch the lead to 33-20.
Hillsdale Academy sophomore Noah Kalthoff came out in the second half and took control of the inside scoring six points in a row and going 3-4 from the foul line. Kalthoff finished tied for high score with his teammate Liam Wolfram. The pair each had 16 to lead the Colts. The sophomore also had a double, double on the night leading the team in rebounds.
�I thought Noah would be the difference in the game,� Milligan said. �Liam and Adam also had a good game.�
Milligan believes the teams last loss to Waldron was an eye opener for the Colts. He said his team came back to the gym and had a good week of practice in preparation for the game against Camden.
�Camden has a good team,� he said.
Holubik shared the same sediments about Milligan and his team.
�Rick had a good game plan tonight,� he said. �We waited to look to be aggressive. We can�t wait until the fourth quarter to turn on our defense. It is tough to win on the road.�
Leading the way for the for the Redskins was Malone with 14. The only other Redskin in double figures was senior Gary Johnson with 12.
The Redskins trailed the entire game only getting within four points. They now must have to regroup and prepare for conference foe Waldron.
�We have to go back to basics,� Holubik said. �I have to give our guys credit they don�t quit.�
Next up for the Colts is Burr Oak Monday night.
Milligan is hoping the win gets his team closer to the conference championship.
�We need to focus on being more patient on offense, and cut down on the turnovers,� he said.
Rounding out the scoring for the 4-6 Redskins was Ethan Riddell (9), Alec Dahlstrom (2), Calvin Conant (6) and Tory Teneyck (4). The team shot 33 percent on the night.
The remaining scorers for the Colts was Adam Krutsch (10), Alex Wood (2), Brent Cartwright (2), Casey Wood (3) and Collin Hubbard (6). The team shot 46 percent on the night.
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Split Softoken off from NSS
The softoken cryptographic module of NSS should be split off as the nss-softokn package. The utilities library which is a common library required by softokn and the rest of nss utils should also be packaged separately as nss-utils.
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Current status
- Targeted release: Fedora 12
- Last updated: 2009-0726
- Percentage of completion: 100%
Detailed Description
The softoken cryptographic module of NSS would be the nss-softkn pacakage. A set of utilities called by both softoken and the rest of NSS would also need to be packaged as its own package.
NSS is FIPS 140 validated but what is really submitted for FIPS validation is the cryptographic module, that is, softkn. This split is to enable users and packagers to upgrade to the current version of NSS while preserving the last FIPS validated version of the cryptographic module if they so require. Fedora based distributions such as, but not limited to, RHEL would greatly benefit from this feature in terms of maintenance.
Benefit to Fedora
It will make Fedora a convenient Linux distribution to use when trying to be FIPS compliant.
This will not affect developers as it is a packaging change only and no changes to the NSS API are required nor changes to their build systems. The same libraries are shipped as before. They just get distributed among three packages.
The nss shared libraries which are currently distributed as
nss: libnss3.so, libnssutil3.so, libnssdbm3.so, libssl3.so, libsmime3.so, libsoftokn3.so, libsoftokn3.chk, libnssckbi.so, libnsspem.so softokn-freebl: libfreebl3.so, libfreebl3.chk (subpackage of nss)
would be distributed among the packages as
nss: libnss3.so, libnssdbm3.so, libssl3.so, libsmime3.so, libnssckbi.so, libnsspem.so softokn: libsoftokn3.so, libsoftokn3.chk softokn-freebl: libfreebl3.so, libfreebl3.chk (subpackage of softokn) util: ibnssutil3.so
How To Test
Separately package nss, nss-softokn, and nss-util all having the same version numbers. Separately package nss, and nss-util as the latest release while keeping nss-softokn at an earlier release such as the current release which was FIPS validated. There should not be conflicts at installation time in either of the above cases. Components that depend on NSS should install without conflicts There should be no regressions for components that depend on NSS. Examples of these are glibc, mod_nss, nss_compat_nss, crypto-utils, openswan, xulrunner, evolution, and Pidgin's libpurple.
User Experience
Neither developers nor end users should notice any difference with the exception seeing more packages being installed if they look closely at their yum installs or upgrades.
Upstream NSS 3.12.4 where some code reorganization was made to facilitate this work.
Contingency Plan
There are two contingency plans in case this split cannot be accomplished in time. 1) Make softokn and util sub-packages of nss instead of stand-alone packages. 2) Revert to using the current monolithic approach.
- This proposal has been implemented in Rawhide
Release Notes
- The softokn cryptographic module of NSS has been split off as the nss-softokn package
Comments and Discussion
Recommendations for the Package Maintainer
You will need to build the three packages is this order: nss-util, nss-softokn, and nss. In Rawhide the buildroot is updated frequently and we can also count on chained builds. This is not the case on the stable branches or the branch for the next fedora release after the branch which occurs with alpha. In these cases one must wait for the one package had been tagged into the build root before one can build the subsequent one. Often you will have some urgency. The procedures is open a ticket asking that the package you build be added to the builtroot and wait until so to proceed to the next step.
NOTE: Do not introduce a BuildRequire that is lower than the Require just so to be able to build the next package right away. It may build okay but will likely cause breakage later on when you try to install or some package that depends on nss will fail to build. All three packages have devel sub-packages. The BuildRequire must match the Requires in terms of version.
NOTE: One must coordinate with release engineering to progressively add packages to the buildroot. It takes waiting. Furthermore, one must get some assurance that all builds will succeed and and will not cause conflicts and avoid repeated request to release engineering. Testing is necessary.
Just submitting scratch builds is not sufficient because they will not get installed into the buildroot.
One could use multiple system builds and installs in various VM's. Once you have downloaded the packages, a 'yum --nogpgcheck localupdate packages-we-have-so-far' is one way to accomplish this. All dependencies must be satisfied and no conflicts shuould result.
Another way is to do mockbuilds and add the packages to our local buildroot as we go along. See http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Using_Mock_to_test_package_builds#Building_packages_that_depend_on_packages_not_in_a_repository
Building nss, nss-sotokn and nss-util using mock.
(If you haven't done so add ourself to the mock group usermod -a -G mock myusername)
Use Mock outside your git sandbox to build nss-util
Make nss-util using mock and also create the srpms for nss-softokn and nss which we will build inside the sandbox.
cd {were-the git-checkouts-are}/nss-util; fedpkg srpm mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --rebuild nss-util-{v}-{r}.fc15.src.rpm cd ../nss-softokn; fedpkg srpm cd ../nss; fedpkg srpm
Use Mock inside your git sandbox to build nss-softokn and nss First, initialize the mock repository:
mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --init
Install the packages you need to build nss-softokn and nss (named in BuildRequires) from the yum repositories and/or local RPMs.
mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --install \ sqlite-devel zlib-devel pkgconfig gawk psmisc perl nss-devel mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --install nss-util-{v}-{r}.fc15.rpm \ nss-util-devel-{v}-{r}.fc15.rpm
Copy in the nss-softokn source RPM into /tmp (we'll copy in and do a build inside the shell, to work around the checks that detect that the packages aren't in the repository):
mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --copyin /PATH/TO/NSS_SOFTOKN_SRPM_NAME /tmp mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --copyin /PATH/TO/NSS_SRPM_NAME /tmp
Shell into the mock environment and perform the builds:
mock -r fedora-rawhide-x86_64 --shell cd rpmbuild --rebuild /tmp/nss-softokn-{v}-{r}.fc15.src.rpm
Prepare to Build nss First add yourself as a user, password doesn't matter, to run the build (and test) as yourself not root. If the system doesn't find you it will run as root and this will cause two tests to fail.
user add yourself
and update to the softokn we just built
Update via rpm (can't use yum) to the nss-softokn rpms we just built cd /builddir/build/rpms rpm -Uhv nss-softokn-{v}-{r}.fc15.rpm \
nss-softokn-freebl-{v}-{r}.fc15.rpm \ nss-softokn-devel-{v}-{r}.fc15.rpm \ nss-softokn-freebl-devel-{v}-{r}.fc15.rpm
QESTION: Do we need this step?
Now we are ready to build nss
cd su yourname rpmbuild --rebuild /tmp/nss-{v}-{r}.fc15.src.rpm
The nss build will take some time because we run all tests Once it suceeds you can install it and try a client application The results are in /home/yourname/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64
exit (bring you back to being root) cd /home/yourname/rpmbuild/RPMS/x86_64 rpm -Uhv {list-of-rpms} su yourname rpm -q curl will confirm that it is installed, use it to access a site $ curl https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Bodhi_Guide
Question: This is just a minimal test, can we do some others?
Now we know the real builds will work. We haven't done much testing. Maybe we should have extracted the builds out at each step and made then available where we can download the to a test system and install them there with 'yum --nogpgcheck localupdate myrpms'. We


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Chain of Excellence: Engineering Professor Susan Lord Earns International Honors
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Tuesday, October 15, 2013
From Inside USD -- It's fitting that the award University of San Diego Electrical Engineering Professor Susan Lord received this fall was a chain because it's only one of several honors she's received this year.Last month, the International Society of Engineering Education presented her with its highest award — the Nikola-Tesla Chain — for outstanding achievements in the field of engineering and pedagogy at its conference in Kazan, Russia. The large gold chain included a medallion of Nikola Tesla, a Serbian American known for his contributions to the design of the modern electricity supply system.
Over the summer, Lord, a professor in USD's Shiley-Marcos School of Engineering, also became the first USD faculty member to be named a fellow of the American Society for Engineering Education. The grade of fellow is reserved for those of unusual professional distinction and is conferred by the society's board of directors for members with outstanding and extraordinary qualifications and contributions to the field.
And earlier this year, Lord was part of a research team that included USD sociology professor Michelle M. Camacho that received the Betty Vetter Award for Research, recognizing notable achievement in research related to women in engineering from the Women in Engineering Proactive Network (WEPAN).
Their project, "The Effect of Climate and Pedagogy on Persistence: A Longitudinal Study of Women in Undergraduate Engineering Programs," was funded by a National Science Foundation grant and receive the award for "exceptional research" committed to understanding the intersectionality of race and gender.
Lord and Camacho are also authors of a recent book, The Borderlands of Education: Latinas in Engineering, an analytical look at the experiences of Latina engineers.
Since college, Lord has been committed to increasing diversity in engineering. She recalls early incidents like the comment from one of her professors after asking a question that might have come from any student, male or female. "That's okay," he said. "I understand girls have these kinds of problems."
When she went on to graduate school, she knew that women represented only 10 percent of graduate engineering programs but as she recalls, "I hadn't realized that 10 percent would be one woman: me." Engineering has continued to be a male-dominated field even as women have made great strides in other disciplines over the last 20 years.
In comments to the U-T San Diego after receiving her award in Russia, Lord said she is "happy and grateful to have a career that I really enjoy, where I can make a difference and be recognized by my peers. These moments help keep me going when I am frustrated by the slow pace of change in engineering culture."
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NEW YORK (AP) — Time Warner Cable, one of the two big cable companies in the New York area, says it will automatically credit customers for outages caused by Superstorm Sandy.
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This Night is so dark that you strain to see the actors
Bowie Community Theatre is up to its rafters in shady business again. The troupe that brought you Murder By Misadventure and Who Dunit? now turns to the segregated South for a crime drama with the twisted face of bigotry. Matt Pelfrey's 2010 stage adaptation of In the Heat of the Night is based on the John Ball novel that inspired an Oscar-winning film and an Emmy-winning TV series.
The place: Argo, Alabama. The time: 1962. The crime: murder. The victim: developer Charles Tatum (Paul Berry). The motive: none evident. The suspect: the nearest black man, Virgil Tibbs (Sean James), who just happens to be a Pasadena Police detective on vacation.
Once Police Chief Gillespie (James Estepp) gets past the shocking realization that this negro is not only innocent but also his peer, he puts him to work on the case with good cop Sam Wood (Joe Del Balzo) and bad cop Pete (Jeff Mocho). Sam and the chief gradually warm to the dark interloper with the sleuthing skills of Sherlock Holmes. Pete stews in the venomous prejudice that saturates the town.
Several possible murder scenarios are played out as we meet the townsfolk/suspects under the aspect of a dangling noose. There's the precocious teen Noreen Purdy (Samantha Yangilmau) who's in a family way; her irate father (Ken Kienas); a vagrant named Harvey Oberst (Kienas); Mayor Scubert (Bill Hahn); hash slinger Ralph (Alex Creamer); Eric Kaufman, a business associate of the deceased (Creamer); the victim's sweet daughter Melanie Tatum (Terri Trudo-Tinajera); Tatum's friend Endicott (Berry); and the banker, Al Jennings (Berry). Then there are the cops, themselves, and a posse of Klansmen.
After several missteps, the killer is revealed, Tibbs says goodbye and the sleepy town returns to its insular battle with social progress.
The stage adaptation differs from the film in several regards, but most significantly in its focus on Tibbs' growing relationship with Officer Wood over the chief. The script is compelling and the leads are good. James' Tibbs walks a fine line between insult and indifference while Estepp's chief affects a weary professional swagger. Good cop Del Balzo seems right at home in the uniform. Bad cop Mocho enlivens even his quietest moments onstage with effective and watchable mime. And Yangilmau is a sympathetic Lolita.
Supporting them, as mandated in the script, is a gumbo of townsfolk who sometimes appear interchangeable.
The real problem is death by scene change, so that a quarter of the action is devoted to silent non-action. There are 102 light cues, most to accommodate vignettes that last only a minute or two. The program advertises one-and-a-half hours with no intermission, yet opening night ran almost two hours. You do the math.
Such a production requires careful staging. With such a vast, underutilized space and so few set pieces, momentum could have been maintained with multiple spotlights. Speaking of lights, this is the darkest show I have ever seen, taking the notion of the unenlightened South a bit too literally. Dimming the stage to such excess that the characters are obscured does not instill the grittiness of cinema noir. It just leaves the audience craving light like Alaskans in January.
In the Heat of the Night has a bold social message and a clever plot with dialog that repeatedly rouses the audience to vocal reaction. I wish Bowie Community Theatre's pace and staging lived up to the play and its strong leads.
Director and set designer: Estelle Miller. Lights: Garrett Hyde. Sound: Greg Pearson. Costumes: Estelle Miller and John Nunemaker.
Playing thru Mar. 30. FSa 8pm, Su 2pm at Bowie Playhouse, White Marsh Park, Rt. 3 S., Bowie. $17 w/discounts; rsvp: 301-805-0219; www.BCTheatre.com.


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West Papua : The Birds Head Of Papua
Papua is the common name that refers to the western half of the Island of New Guinea (Indonesian New Guinea). The province of West Papua, also known as West Irian Jaya, covers the birds head of Papua, a large peninsula on Indonesian New Guineas far northwest corner, and the small islands that surround it. Geographic boundaries of this province are the Pacific Ocean in the north; Seram Sea in the west; Banda Sea in the south; and Papua province in the east.
Administratively, the Province of West Papua consists of eight regencies and one municipality. The regencies are Fak-fak, Kaimana, Wondama Bay, Bintuni Bay, Manokwari, Sorong Selatan, Sorong, and Raja Ampat, and the municipality is called Sorong. This province has 103 sub-districts, 47 Villages and 1153 kampong/kampung (small villages).
This province, with its capital is in Manokwari city, has immense natural resource potential including agriculture, mining, forest products and eco-tourism. Pearls and sea weed are the main trade goods of Raja Ampat Regency, while Sorong Selatan Regency is the only regency producing unique traditional woven clothes called Timor clothes. A national Park known as Cendrawasih Bay situated in Wondama Gulf Regency is also the main natural tourism in this Province. And of course, many visitors come to enjoy the marine bio-diversity of Raja Ampat.
The entry point into this province is via Rendani Airport situated in the provincial capital city, Manokwari, to travel throughout West Papua.
Lion Air and Citilink serve daily flights to and from Manokwari via Makassar. Cab services are available in the airport.
The Papua region has been visited by global traders since the beginning of the 7th century. European nations kept a presence in the region in the 16th century in the pursuit of various spices.
Irian Jaya became part of the Dutch East Indies in 1828 as West Papua Nugini (or New Guinea), which was then known as West Irian. The region remained occupied by the Netherlands long after Indonesia claimed its independence in 1949. After West Irian's long freedom struggle, the province eventually reverted to the lap of Indonesia in 1969.
Based on the regulation no. 45 Year 1999, the region covering the bird head of Papua Island is stipulated as West Irian Jaya and it also consists of the small islands of Papua province. Since 7 February 2007, this province was officially named West Irian Jaya, or West Papua.
Papeda is the most famous dish in Papua. It's glue-like in appearance, like a porridge, and best consumed when hot. Instead of chewing it, you should just swallow. Prepare cold water around you to cool down if it feels too hot.
Made from sago pam tree, it takes quite some time to prepare the raw material. One needs to chop down the tree first, then divide it in two. Collect the inside material of the tree and then process it for papeda.
The traditional houses of Papua are unique. In Papua, the traditional house, or Honai, is rounded with a coarse grass roof and wooden walls without windows. Traditional musical instruments of Papua are the atowo, tifa and fu.
A unique product of Papua's indigenous peoples is koteka clothes; a penis sheath made of a hollowed gourd. The size and type of koteka is not related to the status of user. Many ethnic groups in Papua are distinguished by their way of wearing koteka. Furthermore, a short koteka is used when working, and a long decorated koteka is used in traditional ceremonies.
Another interesting aspect of Papua's tribal and cultural history is mummies, usually just the tribal leaders or war commanders preserved with traditional ingredients in order to glorify their historical or religious importance. There are 3 mummies that can be seen in Papua; Aikima Mummy at Aikama, Jiwika Mummy at Jiwika, and Purno Mummy at Asologaima. The three mummies are located in Wamena.
There are 24 tribes with different languages spoken daily in Papua. Papua is frequently connected with the Asmat and Dani ethnic groups. A popular product of the Asmat group is wooden sculpture, internationally known for its beauty.
This provincial region is not divided based on the tribes living in the region. The tribes population are spread out in number of regions. For example, the Arfak tribe occupies Arfak the mountain area from Manokwari Regency to Bintuni Regency. The Doteri tribe is a migrant group claiming territory from Numfor Island in the coastal area of Wondama regency. Other groups sharing this area are the Kuri, Simuri, Irarutu, Sebyar, Moscona, Mairasi, Kambouw, Onim, Sekar, Maibrat, Tehit, Imeko, Moi, Tipin, Maya and Biak tribes.
Other minority ethnic groups inhabiting this province include Java, Bugis, Batak, Dayak, Manado, Tionghoa and others.
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
How to Paint Like Eugene Boudin
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Thank you for the Boudin lesson, Carol! Even though all I draw are doodles, and those badly, I always learn from your lessons, trying to absorb your tips and apply what I can to photography.ReplyDelete
I LOVE your photograph of the shadow shape - reflections in the water puddle! The red (Birkin?) bag makes such a perfect splash of color.Replies
Another great exhibit visit! How terrific it must be to have so much to do...you need more days in the week to cover it all.ReplyDelete
I agree about the French rain, or maybe it's because we actually *walk* in it in Paris and are able to observe those lovely reflections. (Here in Dallas, it's all about the car.)
Nifty little feature on the iPad mini...I might just need one of those. ;) x Katie
LOve the top aquarelle and the one in progress..I wonder if my Android does that Ipad lightbox trick..great explanation and thanks for sharing lots of Ipad users out there..ReplyDelete
Personally I love that lampshade:)
And how right and observant are you? That shadow and le chien.!
Now I love Boudin too.
That rough prep sketch looks like a masterpiece already..
Charvin would be such fun to visit..
How did I miss your paintbox..Always thought it was WN Cotman pocket set.
Lovely post. Boudin has long been a favorite of mine, so the show here was the cherry on the sundae! Thanks for the lesson, too. I'm going to try tracing some of my dresses---as I have other plans for them!ReplyDelete
Ooh, I've been dying to see this exhibition and so looking forward to it even more, Carol. Love how you can cheer us up in this awful Parisian weather with the brollies and your watercolours.ReplyDelete
iPad as light box! Brillliant! There was a recent article in the Wall St Journal about the default paint color for Parisian apartments (bit of tongue in cheek) which is supposedly a lovely warm cream color to look good even on the "many" drizzly gray days.ReplyDelete
Have put the paint box on my wish list...some day when I need a treat..
Carol, love this. Thanks for being a constant source of inspiration as I vehemently try to find the path back to the creative person I used to be long ago. I want the lampshade! I got the HD app! Love it. Also, went to Kremer's website, very educational, I am viewing one of their on-line courses now. Silly me, I thought I must buy Sennelier!ReplyDelete
Thank you, thank you . . .Replies
Oh just start tracing ( on the cheapest paper possible like Utrecht )Delete
It's The best warm up for getting in the mood...
I do it all the time
A light box helps but you can use a window up in a pinch
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Thank you for giving me permission to trace! I was just thinking of doing that with my I pad mini here in Italy! DianaReplyDelete
I love this little machine:)Replies
All the best artists traced like Da Vinci etc so feel free DDelete
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Loved your post today 'How to paint like Boudin' I'll have to try the tracing trick.ReplyDelete
Must only be in Paris that the rain makes lovely shadows , it's poured with rain all day here & the shadows certainly didn't like the ones you captured :(
Paris has such shiny streets when it rains...
it helps reflect those shadows nicely..
Why it's an artist's town ;)
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January 10. 2013 11:00PM
NH gun bills filed, but not because of Newtown
By GARRY RAYNO
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CONCORD - State lawmakers have not rushed to change gun laws in New Hampshire in light of the Newtown, Conn., school shooting.
Only nine bills dealing with guns or weapons have been filed for the upcoming session, and six of those bills would reduce requirements or clarify existing statutes.
Three bills would change requirements for firearms. although none were introduced because of the Newtown tragedy.
House Majority Leader Stephen Shurtleff, D-Concord, would repeal changes made to the state's Castle Doctrine. The last legislature essentially included "stand-your-ground" provisions, which allow someone to use deadly force within their home and on their property to protect themselves and their family.
Under a law passed in 2011 over the veto of former Gov. John Lynch, the Castle doctrine protections are expanded to anywhere a person has a right to be.
House Bill 135
would also repeal the provision in the current law granting civil immunity for the use of deadly force in certain circumstances, and changes the definition of non-deadly force by eliminating a section stating that showing or producing a weapon is considered non-deadly force.
Shurtleff said his bill would revert to the original Castle Doctrine with one change. When the bill was passed in 2011, it removed minimum mandatory sentences from the statute.
Shurtleff said he did not change that provision, so sentencing for violating provisions of the law is determined by a judge.
A former U.S. marshal, Shurtleff opposed the stand-your-ground provisions when they were before the legislature in 2011.
He said he proposed the changes before the Newtown tragedy.
Open-carry limit
Another bill would prohibit a person without a concealed weapon permit from openly displaying a pistol or revolver in a public place.
New Hampshire is an open-carry state and a person does not need a permit to carry a firearm as long as it is not concealed. Some bars in Manchester, Keene and other areas of the state have open-carry nights when patrons display their guns.
The prime sponsor of the bill, Rep. Delmare Burridge, D-Keene, said he introduced the same bill three years ago when he was in the House.
He noted there was a large turnout to oppose the bill, saying "they did not want any restrictions at all or encumbrances."
The bill would cover not only state buildings, but public buildings such as libraries and schools.
Burridge noted people go into town clerk offices to pay their taxes wearing guns.
"Why subject public employees to this kind of intimidation?" he asked.
Police officers and people with concealed weapons permits would be exempt under his bill, he said.
"I'm trying to bring some sanity back into it," Burridge said. "One person can have more fire power than the Continental Army facing the British at Bunker Hill. That's ludicrous."
Safety instructions
A Charlestown representative wants people to have training and safety instructions before purchasing or acquiring a firearm.
Rep. Cynthia Sweeney, D-Charlestown, said she introduced the bill because of an incident a year ago involving her granddaughter.
"This has been on my mind since then and has nothing to do with what happened in Newtown or Colorado or any other places," she said.
She said her granddaughter was visiting friends and one of her friends had a BB gun. When she left, Sweeney said, a young man asked to use the BB gun and shot at her granddaughter as she left the area.
"When they were telling me the story," Sweeney said, "I was waiting to hear them tell me my granddaughter was minus an eye."
She said people treat BB guns like toys, but they are not. People need to be aware of the safety issues when they play with guns, she added.
Under her bill, a study committee would determine what safety instructions and training would be required before a person could purchase or acquire a gun.
"Whatever they come up with, I would like it to be something to make them realize what they have is not a toy, but it is a weapon," Sweeney said. "It may not kill you, but it sure as heck can maim you."
Other bills
On the other side of the issue, Rep. J.R. Hoell, R-Dunbarton, is proposing a bill that would repeal the licensing requirement to carry a concealed weapon. A similar bill died in the last legislature.
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A bill sponsored by Rep. Carol McGuire, R-Epsom, would protect gun owners from liability if a firearm is stolen and then used for a criminal act.
Another bill concerns felons who possess a firearm.
And Rep. James Belanger, R-Hollis, is the prime sponsor of a bill that would allow military and veterans groups to use firearms in a city or town for military or veterans events or on a national holiday.
Public hearings on proposed legislation begin next week, although none of the gun bills will have hearings.


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Students from the University of Delaware interested in sustainable development and agriculture are encouraged to apply for the second session of the Consortium for Sustainability beginning June 23 at Costa Rica's EARTH University.
The event involves a consortium of universities including the University of Florida, Michigan State University and Penn State University, among others, that will send faculty and students to study in Costa Rica for two four-week sessions. Mark Rieger, dean of UD's College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, spearheaded the consortium when he served as associate dean and professor in the University of Florida's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
"I saw a couple of friends from Michigan State and Penn State when I went down to EARTH University in 2007 for a global conference on higher education in agriculture," explained Rieger.
Finding similarities and overlapping areas of research between the students and professors at the different institutions, Rieger asked, "'Why don't we think about a consortium of universities that would all contribute to one program? Then we could still have our semi-autonomous goals, things that we want to accomplish in our own universities, but we could also collaborate and share because we're doing the same things.'"
The consortium was created soon afterward and Rieger said that he couldn't think of a better place for it to happen than at EARTH University.
"EARTH University has, by virtue of the name and what they do, a sustainable agriculture focus," said Rieger.
Rieger explained sustainability, specifically sustainable agriculture, as "a system of agriculture — or culture if you want to talk about development — that allows for the current population to be successful without detracting from future generations to also be successful."
For those interested in sustainability, EARTH — which stands for Escuela de Agricultura de la Región Tropical Húmeda (School of Agriculture in the Humid Tropical Region) — is an excellent place to study as the campus is situated on more than 8,000 acres of land and has a working dairy, a botanic garden and a native forest.
Rieger said that it is important for students who are interested in sustainable development to get a hands-on experience, especially one in an area as vital to the future of the planet as Costa Rica.
"Most of the people in the world don't live in North America, they live in tropical zones which are very vulnerable areas," he said. "You've got to grow food and sustain the population, and I think a lot of agriculture development is going to happen in that tropical band around east Africa, South America and southern Asia. That's where the population is."
The opportunity is not solely limited to students interested in agriculture, as Rieger stressed that there are many aspects of sustainability covered at EARTH University.
The students will also not be studying only on campus, as participants will head out to local areas to learn firsthand about real world sustainability issues, a teaching model employed at EARTH that Rieger said is not fully utilized at most universities in the United States.
"At EARTH it is a very different educational model. It's a learn by doing model," said Rieger. He explained that every student at EARTH University is required to go out and do some type of community service in local areas every Wednesday to gain real world experience.
"These are kids that are going to be leading agricultural crews and the idea is that they need to understand what a laborer is going through in order to effectively lead them," he said. "And a lot of it is swinging a machete and killing weeds by hand or uprooting things, just very basic manual labor to go along with the courses they get taught in leadership, management, agricultural economics and entrepreneurship. But they're actually getting out every week so they understand what it's like — the whole 360 degree view of what happens in an agricultural enterprise."
To apply for the second session of EARTH University's Consortium for Sustainability, visit this website.
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The 84-year-old performer did not require hospitalization and Berry's friend, Joe Edwards, said he appeared to have fully recovered.
"I think it was just exhaustion," Edwards said, noting that Berry played two shows in New York on New Year's Eve, then flew to Chicago where he played at the Congress Theater on Saturday night.
"I think by the time the concert in Chicago got near the end he just got tired," he said.
Berry's agent, Dick Alen, said in an e-mail to The Associated Press that the singer "feels tired but good."
Edwards said Berry returned to his home in Wentzville, Mo., on Sunday afternoon, and that he is feeling well enough to prepare for a Jan. 19 concert at Blueberry Hill in University City, Mo. Berry has performed monthly concerts at the popular bar and restaurant that Edwards owns since 1996.
"He's in great shape," Edwards said of the singer of early rock classics such as "Johnny B. Goode," "Sweet Little Sixteen" and "Roll Over Beethoven."
"He's very healthy. He doesn't smoke or drink. He cuts his own grass," Edwards said.
A man who attended the Chicago concert said Berry gave an erratic, out-of-tune performance before he was helped offstage. After a few minutes he came back, thanked the crowd and gave a brief description of what happened, then did a few steps of his famous "duck walk" before calling it a night.
Berry grew up in St. Louis. In December 2008, the modest one-story red-brick home where he lived for eight years in the 1950s, as his fame began to soar, was added to the National Register of Historic Places.
Edwards has called Berry St. Louis' greatest worldwide ambassador, noting that his music has influenced acts from the Beatles to Bruce Springsteen.
Berry still sings, plays guitar and performs the duck walk during his performances, despite his advancing years. Edwards said the shows at Blueberry Hill - named the Duck Room for Berry - sell out every month with visitors coming from around the world to see him perform.
When Berry's friend and collaborator Johnnie Johnson - the inspiration for "Johnny B. Goode" - died in 2005, Berry told reporters he would miss his friend but wasn't melancholy.
"My turn is coming very soon," Berry said at the time. "Would you shed a tear for Chuck? I hope not, because I don't see why one should weep when something inevitable must come."


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Cool weather signals autumn arrival
"Unseasonably cool" temperatures are announcing the arrival of autumn in the UK as the summer starts to come to a close.
With the change in season drawing closer, a Met Office spokesman said temperatures are unlikely to hit 20C over the next few days - three degrees lower than the average for August.
While it is not uncommon for August to be marred by unsettled weather, the chill in the air is "unusual".
Tu Hwnt ir Bont in Llanrwst, where the cafe's roof is covered in Virginia creeper which has started to change from green to red as the autumnal colours start to show
He said: "The last week has been unseasonable cool for August. The rain and wind isn't that unusual but it certainly has been cool for this time of year.
"The first two weeks of the month were actually slightly above average so overall August has been quite normal.
"We are coming towards the end of summer though, so we can't expect the high temperatures to last much longer."
Meanwhile, a weather expert at MeteoGroup said the unsettled weather this week is more what we would expect to see in September.
Some sunshine is expected to break through over the long weekend, with Saturday and Sunday remaining cool but largely dry, with a few scattered showers particularly in the North.
Monday, which is a Bank Holiday for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, will see heavier rain and brisk winds.
The unsettled weather will linger for a further few days before hopefully settling down to steady temperatures of around 20C, the Met Office spokesman added.
It is in strong contrast to the blistering hot August Britain enjoyed last summer, when temperatures reached 34.1C.
The disappointing temperatures has prompted a last-minute rush for overseas holidays, the director of First Choice and Thompson reported, as Brits hope to catch more sunshine.
Andrew Flintham said: "This time of year is always popular for holidays, however with the predicted bad weather and the end of the summer of sport we're seeing more customers rush to squeeze in a last-minute break before the start of the new school year."
More than two million British holidaymakers are already booked to head overseas during the August Bank Holiday, Abta said.
A spokesman for Abta said:"Typically, bad summer weather in the UK makes many people long for the sun and head off overseas.
"Next week temperatures in the UK are predicted to struggle to hit the high teens and the country will be covered by a bank of clouds, so many may be tempted to book a late break to the Mediterranean where temperatures will be in the 30s and hours of sunshine are guaranteed."
Back in Britain, 5.1 million people are planning an overnight holiday trip this weekend, VisitEngland said.
Meanwhile, around one million people are expected to be drawn to Notting Hill Carnival, Europe's biggest street carnival event, which will see hundreds of musicians and dancers join floats for a procession through west London on Sunday and Monday.
Tu Hwnt ir Bont in Llanrwst, where the cafe's roof is covered in Virginia creeper which has started to change from green to red as the autumnal colours start to show
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Frances M. Ross Leftwich 69 of Sandyville passed away at her home February 19, 2013 after a courageous fight for her life.
Frances M. Ross Leftwich 69 of Sandyville passed away at her home February 19, 2013 after a courageous fight for her life.
Frances was born in Coco, WV on June 28, 1943, the ninth of 15 children to the late Jerry O. and Nora Olive Ross. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her brothers Dana L. Ross and Clarence E. Ross
She is survived by her husband of 49 years Bob Leftwich; daughters Barbie and Melissa Leftwich; step sons Mike (Tiffani) Leftwich and family, Robert (Sheila) Leftwich and family; granddaughters Ashlea Gable, Whitney Tolley and Ricci Pitzer; great grandsons Cash Curry and Kaleb Knotts; brothers and sisters Gwynn Ross of Frozen Camp, Barbara Pritt of Port Orange, FL, Richard (Barbara) Ross of Chesapeake, Dottie (Carroll) Lynch of Charleston, Jerry Hollis Ross of Sandyville, Kay Truman of Gay, Larry Ross of Leon, Raymond Ross of Morehead, KY, Bill (Wanda) Ross of Amma, Becky (Joe) Crockett of Eleanor, Debbie (Pete) Saunders of Sissonville and David (Sharon) Ross of Elkview and several nieces and nephews.
Frances graduated from Elkview High School in 1961. She worked for Shoneys for 40 years before she and Bob purchased their own. She was an avid golfer and loved spending the winters at their home in Mt. Dora, FL. Her granddaughters and great grandsons were the light of her life and she loved spending time with them. She was loved by all and would never hesitate to help out a family member. She loved her family and was the best wife, mom, mamaw, aunt and sister one could have asked for.
A very special thanks to her sister-in-law Linda Ross and Kanawha Hospice for all of their help.
Funeral Service will be 7:00 pm Friday, February 22, 2013 at the Waybright Funeral Home, Ripley with Jerry Jones officiating. Friends may call from 5:00 pm until the time of the service on Friday at the funeral home. Following the service the family will be hosting a time of food and fellowship at the Parsons-Vail Family Center located inside the funeral home. Memories and condolences may be sent to the family by visiting www.waybrightfuneralhome.com


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April 25. 2014 10:45PM
LACONIA — Police are investigating what they say is a suspicious fire that damaged a vacant building near the WOW trail.
An officer noticed smoke coming from the building about 10:30 a.m. Friday, police said. The Fire Department extinguished the fire before it caused extensive damage to the building, they said.
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As members of the General Assembly return to Springfield, they will focus their attention on the state�s dismal financial status. Once again, they plan to target current state employees and retirees in an attempt to solve the very problems they created.
Of course, they cannot undo the damage they did over the years when they failed to make annual contributions to the pension funds, nor can they cancel those �pension holidays� they took when they squandered the money elsewhere.
In regard to pensions, they have chosen to use words like restructure, reorganize and reform in a �civilized� attempt to cover their tracks.
Let�s cut to the chase � the word for what they are considering is theft. They are stealing from current employees and retirees who, by contract, were guaranteed their raises and pensions.
According to the law, �A person commits theft when he or she knowingly obtains or exerts unauthorized control over property of the owner.� It is a felony when the value of the property taken is in excess of $1 million.
Considering this current gang of legislators may steal $130 to $160 billion from pensions owed to current employees and retirees, are they collectively conspiring to commit a felony?
As they deliberate, will they recall their sworn duty to preserve the constitutional guarantee that pensions will not be �diminished or impaired?� (Article 13, Section 5 of the Illinois Constitution). Will they keep the promises made to current and retired state employees?
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Arts & Crafts Bridal Chest
Contrasting woods highlight the elegant lines of this Gustav Stickley-designed classic.
By Robert W. Lang
Pages: 76-84
From the November 2005 issue #151
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In days gone by, a chest similar to this would contain a bride's dowry. The form goes back to Gothic times, but this is an adaptation of a Gustav Stickley piece from 1901. Admiring the lines of this piece, I was curious to see how the design would look with contrasting materials, not the usual Craftsman dark oak. The panels are quilted bird's eye maple, and the other parts are Jatoba, also known as Brazilian cherry.
The original was made of quartersawn white oak with wrought-iron braces on the corners. What makes this unusual for a Stickley design are the decorative corbels on the panels. These also appeared on a few dining room case pieces made in the early 1900s.
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The R4 Rural Resilience Initiative aims to help the rural poor protect their crops and livelihoods from the impacts of climate variability and change, including drought. In Kouthiacoto Ndéné, in the region of Tambacounda in eastern Senegal, WFP and its partners have launched a pilot phase of the R4 project.
Kouthiacoto Ndéné, Senegal -- Diari Dème is busy in her millet and rice field, working under a blazing sun. The 46-year-old knows that her efforts are critical to ensuring she has enough food for her 13 children. And now, thanks to the R4 pilot project, she can expect this hard work to pay dividends.
Before the R4 project began in this village, Dème had no easy access to water for her crops, and so her yields were low. The pilot project involved building dykes in the villages, so that water is now available in this area throughout the year. Another element of the pilot involved building compost pits to provide fertilizer for farmers.
"Before R4, it was difficult for us to get good harvests because we did not have access to water and we even had to buy fertilizer. Now with the compost pits, which are part of the project, the fertilizer is free. Access to water for crops is also facilitated through the dykes in our villages," she said.
"Today, what I produce provides food for my family. Before, I only grew millet. Now with the dams , I can grow rice and diversify my crops. This makes my family happy. As you know, part of our harvest is for our own consumption. The crops we do not sell are carefully kept in storage for the lean season. I can now use money I used to spend on food to pay for medical care for my family or to support my children in their schooling," she said.
The R4 Rural Resilience Initiative is a strategic collaboration between WFP and Oxfam America, and it is supported by the United States Agency for International Development and Swiss Re.
In Senegal, the project aims to enable poor farmers to strengthen their food and income security by managing risks through a four-part approach – improving natural resource management (community risk reduction), accessing microcredit ("prudent" risk-taking), gaining insurance coverage (risk transfer), and increasing savings (risk reserves).
Saving for Change
The R4 project in Kouthiacoto Ndéné also involves a component known as Saving for Change (SfC). Groups of farmers come together and pool money that can then be disbursed when needed through a traditional tontine, or a kind of raffle. Each member of the group contributes between 50 and 100 CFA francs (10 – 20 US cents) every week and loans can be granted to members out of this kitty. The loans are then paid back with interest.
Abdou is a baker in the village of Kouthiacoto. His SfC group gave him a loan, which allowed him produce more bread, and earn more money.
"With 2.5 kilos of flour, I just managed to produce 7 kg of bread. Thanks to our SfC group in the village, I got a loan and increased my daily use of flour to 5 kg. I earn more now and I plan to use my profits to boost my production more and meet other needs. Before the SfC group was created, we did not think about saving money but now it has become routine and it helps us a lot."


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Archbishop Flynn Resigns From St. Thomas Trustees
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - The retired Archbishop of St. Paul and Minneapolis, Harry Flynn, has resigned as chairman of the University of St. Thomas Board of Trustees.
In a statement Saturday, the school says the board accepted Flynn's retirement at its regular meeting Thursday. The statement also confirmed the board's vice chairman, the Rev. Kevin McDonough, resigned Oct. 4.
The statement did not give reasons for Flynn's or McDonough's resignations, and university spokesman Doug Hennes declined to comment.
But both men had been under criticism in recent weeks for their handling of clerical sexual abuse cases.
The statement did say St. Thomas has retained outside counsel to lead an independent investigation of "matters related to clergy sexual abuse allegations that impact the university" and has appointed a special committee to oversee the investigation.


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Minter: Numbers Tell A Story?
Some Friday observations:
In looking at the final points standing for NASCAR's top three series, three interesting stats jumped out. In the Nationwide Series, only 13 drivers ran all 35 races. In the Camping World Truck Series, just 15 ran all 25 races.
In Sprint Cup, the number was more like what might be expected. There were 31 drivers who entered all 36 races, with Paul Menard the least successful of the lot as he finished 31st in the standings.
In Nationwide, Eric McClure was 17th in the standings, the lowest of the drivers who ran every race. By comparison to Cup, the 31st place driver in Nationwide, Joe Nemechek, started just 22 races.
In the truck series, Jason White brought up the rear of the drivers who ran every race. He was 16th in the final rundown despite eights DNFs. But he was one spot better than Kyle Busch, who only ran 15 races but won seven of them.
In 2008, David Ragan did so well that even one of his previous worst critics, Tony Stewart, picked him as driver of the year.
Nobody was talking like that this year as Ragan, who finished 13th in the standings, fell to 27th in 2009.
The drop-off led to a decision by team owner Jack Roush to move Donnie Wingo, who has been crew chief of the No. 26 Ford of Jamie McMurray, a team that was shut down to put Roush at the NASCAR-mandated limit of four teams per owner, to Ragan's team. The previous crew chief, veteran Jimmy Fennig, will take over Roush's research and development efforts.
The press release announcing the shake-up contained the usual positive comments from the parties involved, but it also seems to be putting some heat on Ragan, who, in fairness to him wasn't the only Roush driver to fail to meet pre-season expectations. Matt Kenseth won the first two races of '09, and the five drivers didn't win again until Jamie McMurray won at Talladega in the fall.
In his remarks, Roush praised Fennig, saying his "experience and judgment are impeccable."
He wasn't quite so generous with Ragan, saying he was "anxious to see if [Wingo] can challenge David Ragan and help him to realize the potential he showed in 2008."
Lately, given the slumping economy, the end of the season has meant the end of the regular paycheck for some who work in the NASCAR industry.
Just days after the season ended, HT Motorsports, which consists of the No. 24 and No. 25 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series teams, announced that it was cutting its payroll for the off-season. Team owner Jim Harris said in a statement that the move was due to the current economic climate and he hoped the cuts weren't permanent.
"We are still beating the bushes and have a lot of things in the works," Harris said. "But the best thing for us all to do right now is cut back until those things come to fruition."
Joey Logano didn't quite live up to the "Sliced Bread" nickname that some tried to put on him. His 2009 season had its shaky moments, but when it was done he had lots to show for himself. He won a Cup race, at New Hampshire. He won five times in 22 tries in the Nationwide Series. He was the top-finishing rookie in 26 of the 36 Cup races, and he finished the Cup season with three top-five and seven top-10 finishes. He ran away with the Raybestos Rookie of the Year Award, and at 19 is the youngest driver to take that honor.
His $75,000 reward from Raybestos may not seem like much by today's Cup standards, but it's the same amount Darrell Waltrip won for the Cup title in 1982, and Logano's total winnings from the brake manufacturer are $114,500.
"We had a real rough start and finished 20th in the points, which I guess is OK," Logano said. "In the beginning of the season if you had told me that's where we were going to finish I'd have been ecstatic about it, but now you always want better."
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Gordon Amasa Wood left this world January 30, 2013, just two days before his 94th birthday. Gordon was born in Verdure, (near Monticello) UT.
He was the son of Leroy and Isabelle Barton Wood. Gordon spent most of his life in Monticello, graduating from Monticello High School, then attending Ross Business College in Grand Junction, CO.
He was drafted into military service in August, 1942 and assigned to the 434th Army Air Force Base Unit on a C-47 cargo plane as Crew Chief.
He later advanced to Master Sergeant, then to Flight Chief, in 1944. He served in the Normandy Invasion towing gliders and hauling paratroopers. He served in other WWII operations, hauling gasoline to General Paton's Third Army in five gallon cans and transporting wounded soldiers to Ireland for transport to the United States.
He received European, African, and Middle Eastern Theater ribbons with five Bronze stars and a distinguished unit badge. He left Europe June 23, 1945. Gordon, his brother, and his sisters were all in military service at the same time.
After the war was over, he returned home and met Fern Sitton, a nurse, who became his wife on May 31, 1946. They had one son: James Gordon Wood.
Gordon was a 60-year Charter Member of the Monticello Lions Club, a member of the Monticello Hospital Board, and helped start the Monticello Golf Course with sand greens.
He was a partner in the Bailey Wood Meat Locker prior to starting the Wood Department Store with his wife Fern.
In 1955, members of the Republican Party approached him to apply for Post Master of Monticello. He was nominated by the United States Congress and appointed Post Master by President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
He was in one of the last groups to be confirmed by the U. S. Congress. Gordon retired from the Post Office August 1, 1979, and he and Fern moved to Arizona to be closer to their son and his family.
He is preceded in death by his parents, brother Carl Wood, and sisters Vera Hazelton and Melba Holomon.
Gordon is survived by Fern, his wife of 66 years and eight months; son James Gordon and wife Dianne; three grandsons, James G, Wood II (Crystal), Robert R. Wood (Sylvia), and Michael W. Wood (Angela); seven great- grandsons, Garrett, Theron, Joshua, Silas, Jude, Cade, and Titus; three great-granddaughters, Talyiah, Samantha, and Mireya, as well as several nephews and nieces.
His Memorial Service will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, March 9, 2013 at the Springerville Community Presbyterian Church. Military honors will be bestowed by the American Legion Post 30 following the Memorial Service. Burial will be at a later date in the Veterans Cemetery in Phoenix, AZ.
Burnham Mortuary, Eagar, handled the arrangements. To send an online condolence, log on to www.burnhammortuary.com.


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If you're planning to come to this year's Festival by car, you will need a car park ticket.
Car park tickets are available to buy through Seetickets, priced at £15 (plus £1.50 postage) from 0844 412 4635. Please note, the last day to book car park tickets from Seetickets is Monday 14th June.
For full info on the various ways to get to the Festival, check out our Getting Here section.


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2009 in Review - Sydney Roosters
Sydney Roosters - 16th & Wooden Spooners
Reasons: Off-Field Horror: Off the field the Roosters were men behaving badly. Every few weeks the media would be reporting on another case regarding players doing something stupid. The worry for the Roosters is that most (if not, all) of these players involved in incidents will be representing the club in 2010. If something needs to desperately change at the Roosters, it is this indeed. The Care Factor: In some of the matches they played, the Roosters plainly looked like they didn't care whether they won or loss. The only time this changed was when they were playing against the Newcastle Knights, the side being coached by the Roosters 2010 coach, Brian Smith. It wasn't about two points this time, it was about the future of their contracts. Brad Fittler: Stopped being a coach and became one of the boys. His legendary name was tarnished throughout the season. The Roosters eventually had no choice but to sack him, hoping he can come back to the club a little more mature in years to come. Forty Minute Football: The matches the Roosters actually had a chance in they had the same problem they did in late 2008, they couldn't play eighty minute football. Various times throughout the year they played a decent first half but got flattened in the second half.
Gains: Nick Kouparitsas (Lock/Second Row) Canterbury Bulldogs (mid-season) Smith Samau (Winger/Fullback) Gold Coast Titans (mid-season) Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (Second Row) Manly Sea Eagles Phil Graham (Winger/Centre) Canberra Raiders Daniel Conn (Second Row) Gold Coast Titans JP Du Plessis (Utility) South African Rugby It is speculated that the club will be signing Atherton Roosters halfback Todd Carney and Catalans Dragons prop Jason Ryles Losses: Jordan Tansey (Fullback) Hull FC (mid-season) Craig Fitzgibbon (Second Row/Lock) Hull FC Mark O'Meley (Prop) Hull FC Shane Shackleton (Second Row) Parramatta Eels Iosia Soliola (Centre/Second Row) St Helens
Best Win of the Year: There was only a few to choose from the arguably the best win from the Red, White and Blue came early in the season away from home against the Canberra Raiders. After suffering an embarrassing loss to South Sydney the week before, the Roosters fired back with a brave performance from Anthony Minichiello and solid games from Braith Anasta and Willie Mason. Worst Loss of the Year: As mentioned, it was the first round loss to South Sydney that started the downfall of the club for 2009. The 52-12 margin was embarrassing enough, in a match Roosters fans would never want to remember. It was the first time since 1952 the Rabbitohs were able to put the half-century on the Roosters.
Statistics The Roosters only won five matches through the season. Two of these were against fellow wooden spoon contenders, Cronulla. The side conceded 681 points, the highest conceded in a season by the club. The Roosters were handed their first wooden spoon since the horror 1966 campaign.
2009 Headline "Cowboys hand the Roosters the Wooden Spoon in Fitzy Farewell"
Odds to win in 2010 $40.00 (odds courtesy of Betfair)
Where will they finish next year? It could be anywhere.


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