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|DHCPD creates duplicate ARP entries on multiple interfaces.
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Description Nathan Tallack 2004-07-04 20:20:57 EDT
Description of problem: When DHCPD is running on a box with dual NIC's, and thus serving both interfaces, it is creating duplicate ARP entries for new clients as it hands out IP addresses. So even though it is hearing and respond to the DHCP request on eht0, when it makes an entry in the ARP table for the new client's MAC and IP, it is makign two entries, one on eth0 and one and eth1. Eventually the one on the incorrect interface will expire. The specific problem this is posing for me is when I have eth0 and eth1 configured as /25's of the same C Class, the duplicate entries result in unroutable communicate attempts to the new client. That is, while the ARP entry exists for the /25 client as duplicate entries, one on each interface, I can not ping that client from the DHCP server, or any other host on either two subnets. However, if I configure my interfaces to be using seperate /24 C Class subnets, I can still reach the DHCP client IP address when it is assigned, even though duplicate ARP entries exist for a short period of time. So, I am unable to determine if DHCPD creating duplicate ARP entries, one for each interface, is an intended artifact of its operation, and overlooked because if you are using /24's on each interface, it does not result in any connectivity problems. If this is the case, then there is a problem with this artifact if the two interfaces are configured using /25's on each interface from the same C Class. The option of waiting for the duplicate ARP entry to expire is not available to me as I am PXE booting, and the short period of connectivity problem before the dupliate ARP entry expires prevents PXE booting from succeeding. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Every time. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Configure dual NIC's with /25 space each in single C Class. 2. Configure IP forwarding. 3. Configure DHCPD to operate on both subnets. 4. Use DHCP client on one subnet to request IP from DHCPD. 5. Observe duplicate ARP entries when DHCPD assigns address to new client. 6. Observe loss of connectivity to client IP from DHCPD server, or any other host on either subnet. Alternative. 1. Configure dual NIC's with /24 space each with seperate C Classes. 2. Configure IP forwarding. 3. Configure DHCPD to operate on both subnets. 4. Use DHCP client on one subnet to request IP from DHCPD. 5. Observe duplicate ARP entries when DHCPD assigns address to new client. 6. Observe no loss of connectivity to client IP from DHCPD server, or any other host on either subnet. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info:
Comment 1 Jason Vas Dias 2004-08-03 14:33:33 EDT
This problem would appear to be fixed with dhcp-3.0.1-4 in FC3 / rawhide ( soon to be RHEL 4 ) - or I cannot reproduce it on this platform. Here is how I tried to reproduce it : 1. I configure 2 interfaces on the same class C subnet but on different /25 subnets: in /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts : $ more ifcfg-eth[01] :::::::::::::: ifcfg-eth0 :::::::::::::: # Lite-On|LNE100TX DEVICE=eth0 ONBOOT=yes BOOTPROTO=none HWADDR=00:A0:CC:28:76:91 IPADDR=192.168.2.129 NETMASK=255.255.255.128 :::::::::::::: ifcfg-eth1 :::::::::::::: # Lite-On|LNE100TX [Linksys EtherFast 10/100] DEVICE=eth1 ONBOOT=no BOOTPROTO=none HWADDR=00:A0:CC:34:CD:26 IPADDR=192.168.2.1 NETMASK=255.255.255.128 Each interface was connected to its own separate hub. 2. I created an absolute minimal dhcpd.conf to serve two machines, each connected only to one interface on the server through the hubs: :::::::::::::: /etc/dhcpd.conf :::::::::::::: ddns-update-style ad-hoc; subnet 192.168.2.128 netmask 255.255.255.128 { option routers 192.168.2.129; host dhcp128-1 { hardware ethernet 00:D0:59:CF:1A:3D; fixed-address 192.168.2.130; } } subnet 192.168.2.0 netmask 255.255.255.128 { option routers 192.168.2.1; host dhcp0-1 { hardware ethernet 00:30:65:4C:46:C0; fixed-address 192.168.2.2; } } 3. I do a 'service dhcpd start', and both machines are granted leases - the arp table now looks like this: ? (192.168.2.2) at 00:30:65:4C:46:C0 [ether] on eth1 ? (192.168.2.130) at 00:D0:59:CF:1A:3D [ether] on eth0 Both machines can 'ping' each other and the server. So, for the latest dhcp release, I am closing this bug. If the bug reporter believes anything here indicates a fundamental difference from their setup, please let me know and I'll re-open & reinvestigate - please attach ifcfg files and dhcpd.conf.
Comment 2 John Flanagan 2004-12-21 14:41:53 EST
An advisory has been issued which should help the problem described in this bug report. This report is therefore being closed with a resolution of ERRATA. For more information on the solution and/or where to find the updated files, please follow the link below. You may reopen this bug report if the solution does not work for you. http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2004-566.html


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Monroe-Woodbury coach Bernie Connolly will return to his alma mater on Saturday, taking on Stepinac and, more importantly, honoring a fallen friend and former player.
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Olander attended the Duplin County Training School of Faison. He graduated in 1949.
He then traveled to New York for a short stay, and then on to Greensboro, where he lived almost two years prior to receiving a military draft notice. He was drafted to go to the United States Army, where he served during the Korean Conflict. He received an honorable discharge after two years of military service.
After his tour of military service, he decided to settle in the state of New Jersey, where he worked many different jobs over his 49-year stay in the city.
Following his retirement, he decided to relocate to his homeland of Faison.
He reunited with his church, Burning Bush, under the pastorate of the late Dr. Samuel H. Johnson. He attended Sunday morning worship services and other special programs as long has his health permitted him to do so.
Olander was also a member of the Clinton District Union.
In the Faison community, Olander demonstrated his love and concern for his fellowman by doing many humanitarian acts, such as transporting persons to the hospital or doctor's visits, other healthcare appointments, grocery shopping or to places to take care of one's personal concerns.
He was also a member of Faison Nutrition Site. He attended the nutrition site daily for lunch for several years. When he became disabled, he daily received a Meals-on-Wheels lunch at home.
During his illness, he spent several days in different hospitals, and he was a resident of the Brian Center Nursing Facility for slightly more than a year.
It was his desire to return home for his most recent birthday, and the Lord granted him his desire.
During pastor Pickett and his staff's visit to the facility, Olander accepted Jesus Christ as his personal savior and maintained that testimony until his death.
Those left to cherish his memories are an uncle, Mr. Nathaniel Thompson of Mount Vernon, N.Y.; two aunts, Mrs. Madie B. Thompson of Faison and Mrs. Mary Lou Thompson of Greensboro; special cousins; and many, many cousins, family and friends.
Funeral service for Olander will be held Saturday at noon at Burning Bush Holy Church, with elder Arto Pickett, officiating. Burial will follow in Faison Community Cemetery.
Viewing and family visitation will be held Friday from 5 to 7 p.m. at Garris Funeral Home Chapel. At other times the family will receive friends at the home of Dr. Louise Norris, 249 David Bright Road, Faison.
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The Star Parivaar Awards 2015 were recently held and was one of the biggest parties of the year! Star Parivaar completed 15 years this year so no stones were left unturned in the celebrations! There were spectacular performances by Monica Sehgal, Hina Khan, Neelu Vaghela, Karan Mehra, Karan Patel, Deepika Singh and many more stars!
At the Bemisaal 15 Saal Red Carpet, the stars participated in many special fun-filled activities like Nail Art, a ramp walk etc. The décor was Crystal themed since it was their Crystal year with crystal chandeliers, crystal vases everywhere and lots more.
To not miss out on any of the masti and fun-filled moments, a special drone was used for the first time at any Red Carpet event to capture the images. The drone was attached with a camera to record the event and Rithwik Dhanjani, full of life and energetic that he is accidentally ended up crashing the drone! He was present there with his girlfriend, Asha Negi and both were seen having a gala time. Rithwik was fooling around with one of the crystal vases and he didn't see the drone coming his way and that's when the vase hit the drone. Nobody was hurt, the vase broke into two pieces and the drone fell and could not be used immediately. It got repaired in a while and was seen flying around again, capturing all the dhamaal!
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Despite seeing the highest assets under management and compensation levels since 2007, many financial advisors appear to be falling behind when it comes to positioning themselves for future success, according to a new Fidelity study.
Almost all advisors (95%) expanded their books of business in the last 12 months, with average AUM at $62 million and average compensation at $240,000, the Fidelity Advisor Insights study found.
Yet the study found problems ahead: Two-thirds of surveyed advisors did not have a multiyear plan in place, and nearly half did not set formal career goals for themselves. Close to half weren't focusing on meeting the needs of younger investors. And two-thirds of the advisors said they believe they stand out from the competition by giving clients personal attention.
"Advisors may have been so busy focusing on the growth they've been experiencing over the last few years that they haven't had a chance to look more closely at the future," says Brian Nelson, vice president of practice management at National Financial, a division of Fidelity Investments. "But there really is a huge opportunity available to them."
So what can advisors do?
A subset that Fidelity calls "high-performing advisors" -- those who have above-average increases in AUM and share of their client's total investable assets -- have developed three strategies worth emulating, Nelson says. Here are the three things that other advisors could replicate for success:
Not only did few advisors have a multiyear plan in place; more than one-third did not have any kind of business plan at all.
By contrast, high-performing advisors were more likely to have set formal career goals, and were much more likely to have planned out different areas of their business -- such as business continuity and succession planning.
"Given the link between planning and growth," the study suggests, "advisors may want to consider placing an emphasis on developing formal plans that articulate their vision for the long term and outline clearly defined initiatives to help them get there."
About 70% of the clients of surveyed advisors were baby boomers or older, and 43% of advisors felt it wasn't important to "evolve their practice to meet the needs of a younger population." Those numbers were different among high-performing advisors; more than double the percentage of the elite group were specifically targeting Gen X and Y clients, compared with their peers.
An Atlanta-based advisor in her 50s addressed the problem by recruiting a tech-savvy college student at a local university studying financial planning. "She wanted to target the next generation and knew she needed help," Nelson says, "and was also looking for a potential successor."
The Atlanta firm now uses social media and integrates technology in client meetings and portfolio reviews, Nelson says. "It has helped them deepen relationships and target younger clients using media they prefer."
High-performing advisors were also twice as likely to target the wealthy and to ask less profitable clients to leave the firm.
According to the study, many advisors are failing to embrace strategies that will "set them apart and position them for long-term success."
After all, personal attention can't be much of a differentiator if two-thirds of all advisors say that's their competitive advantage.
By contrast, high-performing advisors "are embracing strategies, such as teaming with others, harnessing technology and customizing their offerings, to create a strong value proposition," according to the study. (Only 21% of the broader group saw teaming as a differentiator, and while 64% felt technology increases value to clients, only 35% were willing to spend money on it.)
The study also found high-performing advisors offering a wider variety of services -- such as specialized investment management, equity compensation planning, estate planning and gifting, cash management and bill paying and personal trust services.
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Published on February 28, 2014
Alamance Regional Medical Center Senior Vice President Dick Donahey will retire on April 4. Donahey has worked in healthcare in Alamance County since 1987.
"Dick has been a trusted colleague and a great friend," says Cone Health Executive Vice President and Alamance Regional Medical Center President Preston Hammock. "His goal has always been to do his part to help us provide the best possible experience for our patients and their families."
Donahey moved to Alamance County after the merger of County and Memorial Hospitals. He played a critical role in integrating the two cultures and helping the team transition to the newly constructed Alamance Regional Medical Center.
Donahey has overseen many departments during his 27 years at Alamance Regional Medical Center. These include employee health, human resources, training and development, dining, volunteer and rehabilitation services.
His most recent task was leading the facilities engineering team during construction of the new cancer center, and expansion of the surgical services and emergency department areas. The project was the most expansive and complex ever undertaken at Alamance Regional Medical Center.
"Dick has been a mentor to many and has always been key in the development of the excellent team of healthcare professionals working at Alamance Regional. His commitment to our mission and values has served our hospital and community well," says Hammock.
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Paul Graham's Black Swans
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the best ideas look initially like bad ideas ..... The total value of the companies we've funded is around 10 billion, give or take a few. But just two companies, Dropbox and Airbnb, account for about three quarters of it. ..... we are just not prepared for the 1000x variation in outcomes that one finds in startup investing. .... in purely financial terms, there is probably at most one company in each YC batch that will have a significant effect on our returns, and the rest are just a cost of doing business. ...... You need to do what you know intellectually to be right, even though it feels wrong. .... the best startup ideas seem at first like bad ideas. I've written about this before: if a good idea were obviously good, someone else would already have done it. So the most successful founders tend to work on ideas that few beside them realize are good ..... the vast majority of ideas that seem bad are bad. ..... The fact that the best ideas seem like bad ideas makes it even harder to recognize the big winners. ..... how lame Facebook sounded to me when I first heard about it. A site for college students to waste time? It seemed the perfect bad idea: a site (1) for a niche market (2) with no money (3) to do something that didn't matter. ..... When you pick a big winner, you won't know it for two years. .... fundraising is not merely a useless metric, but positively misleading. ..... We can afford to take at least 10x as much risk as Demo Day investors. ..... The best we can hope for is that when we interview a group and find ourselves thinking "they seem like good founders, but what are investors going to think of this crazy idea?" we'll continue to be able to say "who cares what investors think?" That's what we thought about Airbnb ..... if you're flying through clouds you can't tell what the attitude of the aircraft is. You could feel like you're flying straight and level while in fact you're descending in a spiral. The solution is to ignore what your body is telling you and listen only to your instruments. But it turns out to be very hard to ignore what your body is telling you. Every pilot knows about this problem and yet it is still a leading cause of accidents...... The reason Google seemed a bad idea was that there were already lots of search engines and there didn't seem to be room for another. ..... I was genuinely worried that Airbnb, for example, would not be able to raise money after Demo Day. I couldn't convince Fred Wilson to fund them


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December, 2013
Bill McGrath was admitted to the New York bar in December. He is also admitted in New Jersey and the District of Columbia. Smith Stratton maintains an active litigation practice in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania, and more than half of the partners are admitted to practice in both New Jersey and New York. For more information, click here
November, 2013
We are pleased to announce that Gerry Wixted has been admitted to the New York bar. Gerry is also admitted in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. For more information, click here.
October, 2013
In its unreported opinion in Neumann v. Brick Township Soccer Association, decided October 7, 2013, the Appellate Division held that a claim of a parent/coach against a non-profit soccer association who was injured while practicing with her child's team was barred by the New Jersey Charitable Immunity Act because plaintiff was a "beneficiary to whatever degree" of the association. The court's holding proceeded in part from the direct personal benefit that the plaintiff/coach derived from her position with the soccer association. The court also ruled that plaintiff received a derivative personal benefit through her child's involvement, utilizing broad language which on its face extends beneficiary status to any parent whose child receives a benefit from a charitable institution.
In Neumann, plaintiff was an assistant coach on her daughter's youth soccer team who was injured while practicing with the team on a poorly lit, uneven field. The team was part of a local non-profit youth soccer association of which both plaintiff and her daughter were active members. Plaintiff acknowledged that she benefitted from her position by guaranteeing her daughter playing time as well as from the recreational exercise she received while practicing with the team.
While plaintiff benefitted from her own involvement, the court was careful to state that she also benefitted indirectly (but personally) through her daughter's participation on the team. As the court explained, "parents are obligated to maintain a basic level of moral care and education for their child." As the participation of her daughter on the soccer association's team furthered the discharge of these parental obligations, plaintiff benefitted from her daughter's involvement.
Neumann constitutes support for the sweeping proposition that a parent is a beneficiary within the meaning of N.J.S.A. 2A:53A-7 whenever a parent's child benefits from an organization's charitable works. As such, the Appellate Division's opinion is consistent with the Act's stated purpose of being "liberally construed so as to afford immunity" to New Jersey's charitable institutions.
For more information on Neumann and New Jersey's charitable immunity, contact Peter Freed.
April, 2013
Smith Stratton partners Christine Nici and Bill McGrath recently collaborated with Munich Reinsurance America, Inc. on the Third Edition of the Construction Defect Resource Guide, a 50 state survey of case law and statutes that impact claims and insurance coverage for construction defect claims. For more information on the survey or Smith Stratton's practice in construction defect claims, contact Bill McGrath.
Download a PDF of the Construction Defect Resource Guide
March, 2013
Smith Stratton announces that Bill McGrath and Bill Quackenboss have been recognized in the 2013 edition of New Jersey Super Lawyers Magazine. Bill McGrath was selected for an eighth consecutive year as a New Jersey Super Lawyer for 2013 for his practice in insurance coverage law. Bill Quackenboss was named to the 2013 Rising Stars list in the field of insurance coverage law.
New Jersey Super Lawyers is a listing of outstanding lawyers from more than 70 practice areas who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement, published in New Jersey Monthly and in New Jersey Super Lawyers Magazine. New Jersey Super Lawyers are selected based on a peer-review survey mailed to more than 32,000 attorneys throughout the state, a blue-ribbon panel review process, and independent research on each candidate. The Rising Stars list recognizes up and coming legal talent. Polling, research and selection are performed by Law & Politics, a publication of Key Professional Media, Inc.
For more information contact Bill McGrath or Bill Quackenboss
Client Alert
February, 2013
The ramifications of the reformulation of New Jersey's standard governing motions for summary judgment continue to emerge. In a reported opinion released on February 14, 2013, Alfano v. Schaud, ____ N.J. Super. ___ (App. Div. 2013), the Appellate Division confronted the issue of whether testimony by a party that is blatantly contradicted by the record is nevertheless sufficient to create a genuine issue of material fact so as to defeat a motion for summary judgment under the 1984 reformulated standard.
Plaintiff's claim in Alfano concerned alleged violations of the New Jersey Civil Rights Act. Plaintiff Frank Alfano was a county employee who became involved in an encounter with Patrolman Pierce Schaud, a local police officer, after Schaud responded to a report of a parked vehicle that was creating a hazard to other motorists. Plaintiff had illegally parked the county-owned vehicle while making a delivery to the local municipal building. Alfano alleged that the encounter lasted about 40 minutes during which Schaud made political threats, while defendant recalled that the duration of the encounter was 10 to 15 minutes and did not include any improper exchanges. Significantly, an authenticated, real-time audio recording and a transcript of police dispatch marked the duration of the encounter at 9 minutes and otherwise corroborated Schaud's testimony and completely refuted the testimony of plaintiff.
In affirming the trial court's order entering summary judgment in favor of defendant, the Appellate Division held that plaintiff's testimony was so thoroughly contradicted by the audio recording and transcript that no reasonable jury could believe it. As such, the discredited testimony did not create a genuine issue of material fact sufficient to defeat defendant's motion for summary judgment.
The Appellate Division's opinion in Alfano v. Schaud encourages parties to consider moving for summary judgment in any scenario where one party's testimony may be so discredited by objective evidence as to be unworthy of consideration.
For more information on the court's opinion in Alfano v. Schaud, contact Peter Freed.
Smith Stratton has been retained to represent an excess insurer in coverage litigation involving the National Football League's claims for insurance coverage for concussion lawsuits filed by more than 3,000 former NFL players. The claims are pending in two related cases in the Supreme Court of New York (Manhattan), as well as in a third suit in California.
For more information on this or other insurance coverage claims, contact Bill McGrath.
September, 2012
The New Jersey Appellate Division's recent reported opinion in State v. Locascio, 425 N.J. Super. 474 (App. Div. 2012) serves as a case study for attorneys and their clients who are tempted to utilize a single expert witness to offer opinion testimony on multiple issues that cross several fields of expertise. In such situations, the expert must demonstrate sufficient expertise in each area of intended testimony and testimony will not be permitted in any area where such expertise is absent.
Locascio involved the trial of a one car vehicular homicide charge. The occupants of the car - defendant and her boyfriend - were both thrown from the car when it struck a tree. Defendant denied that she had been the driver of the car and instead testified that she had been the front seat passenger. The State's primary expert witness at trial was the County Medical Examiner, who was permitted by the trial court to offer his opinion on both 1) the physical forces that caused the death of decedent, and 2) the movements of the occupants of the vehicle on impact and the identity of the driver. On defendant's appeal following her conviction, the Appellate Division reversed and ordered a new trial, holding that the medical examiner did not hold sufficient expertise in the areas of accident reconstruction or biomechanics to offer opinion testimony on the related issues of the movement of the occupants of the vehicle and the identity of its driver.
State v. Locascio reaffirms the principle that the testimony of any expert in any matter is strictly limited to the scope of the expert's qualifications. For more information on this subject, contact Peter Freed.
March, 2012
In an important ruling for New Jersey private educational institutions, the New Jersey Supreme Court determined in an opinion released on February 29, 2012 in the matter of Davis v. Devereux Foundation, 209 N.J. 269 (2012) that a non-profit charitable institution with in loco parentis responsibilities to its beneficiaries does not owe a non-delegable duty to protect these individuals from harm caused by the intentional acts of its employees. The existence of such a non-delegable duty would have rendered an institution vicariously liable for such harm. Instead, the Court ruled that subject to the limitations on liability otherwise afforded by the New Jersey Charitable Immunity Act, a charitable institution may only be liable for harm caused by the intentional acts of its employees upon a finding of a breach of its own duty of due care.
For more information on Davis v. Devereux Foundation, contact Peter Freed.
January, 2012
In a dramatic shift, the First Department has ruled that a liability insurer which delayed issuing a disclaimer for some four months while investigating other coverage issues, had waived its right to do so. The January 17, 2012 ruling in George Campbell Painting v. Nat'l Union Fire Ins. Co. of Pittsburgh, PA, expressly overruled a 2004 First Department case that approved a delay in disclaiming in order for the insurer to conduct "a prompt, reasonable investigation into other possible grounds for disclaimer." DiGuglielmo v. Travelers Prop. Cas. The First Department's ruling adopts the reasoning of a 2001 Second Department decision and also conforms to § 3420(d) of the New York Insurance Law.
The insurer in Campbell Painting was aware of facts that supported a late notice defense at least as early as January of 2006, but waited until May to notify its insured of the disclaimer. The insurer claimed its delay was reasonable since it was conducting an investigation into other coverage issues. The court, however, focused on the requirement of the N.Y. Insurance Law which requires an insurer to disclaim "as soon as reasonably possible." This language clearly requires an insurer with any basis to disclaim to do so as soon as possible or risk waiving its coverage defenses.
William E. Quackenboss, Jr. was selected to fill a vacant seat on the North Hanover Township Committee during the Committee's meeting on January 19, 2012.
The Township Committee is the governing body of North Hanover Township, and consists of five members. North Hanover Township was incorporated in 1905 and is located in Burlington County, New Jersey.
Mr. Quackenboss is of counsel to Smith Stratton Wise Heher & Brennan.
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Snohomish County Fire District 1 responded to 368 calls the week of April 17-23: 295 emergency medical aid calls, 26 motor vehicle collisions, 14 fires, 8 service calls, 2 gas leaks, one rescue and 22 automatic fire alarms.
April 17
COLLISION: At 5:51 p.m., a two-car collision was reported in the 12800 block of Beverly Park Road north of Lynnwood. Two patients with minor injuries were transported by firefighters to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
April 18
COOKING FIRE: At 11:22 a.m., an oil fire on a stove was reported at an apartment in the 16600 block of 6th Avenue W east of Lynnwood. The resident used a comforter to smother the flames. The fire was contained to the stovetop. Firefighters cleared the smoke from the unit and treated an individual at the scene for minor burns.
COLLISION: At 2:53 p.m., a car struck a parked vehicle in the 1000 block of 9th Avenue S in Edmonds. Firefighters transported one patient to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
April 19
RESCUE: Firefighters were dispatched to rescue two men in an overturned sailboat on Lake Ballinger in the 23500 block of Lakeview Drive in Mountlake Terrace. The men were brought ashore aboard a fire department board. The men were evaluated by medics at the scene. They were wet and cold, but uninjured.
April 20
COLLISION: At 8:04 a.m., a car struck a parked vehicle in the 22600 block of 100th Avenue W in Edmonds. Firefighters transported one patient to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
GARAGE FIRE: At 2:11 p.m., a garage fire was reported in the 18200 block of 88th Avenue W in Edmonds. The residents evacuated the area safely. Firefighters cut an access hole in the garage door and extinguished a fire under the hood of a car parked in the garage. The fire did not extend to the structure.
April 21
COLLISION: At 9:21 a.m., a collision was reported at 236th Street SW and Highway 99 in Edmonds. Firefighters transported one patient with minor injuries Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
April 22
COLLISION: At 8:58 p.m., a two-car collision was reported at 121st Street SW and Beverley Park Road north of Lynnwood. Firefighters transported two patients to Swedish/Edmonds Hospital.
April 23
COLLISION: At 11:23 p.m., a car struck a pedestrian at 128th Street SW and 8th Avenue W south of Everett. Firefighters transported the seriously injured pedestrian to Harborview Medical Center.


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S. George Djorgovski
Professor of Astronomy,
California Institute of Technology
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Science in Cyberspace
S. George Djorgovski is a Professor of Astronomy and a Co-Director of the Center for Advanced Computing Research at Caltech, and the Director of the Meta-Institute for Computational Astrophysics. After receiving his PhD from UC Berkeley, he was a Harvard Junior Fellow, before joining the Caltech faculty in 1987. He was a Presidential Young Investigator, an Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellow, among other honors and distinctions, and he is an author or coauthor of several hundred professional publications.
He was one of the founders of the Virtual Observatory concept, and was the Chairman of the US Nat'l Virtual Observatory Science Definition Team. He was or is the PI or a Co-PI of several major digital sky surveys. His e-Scientific interests include definition and development of the universal methodology, tools, and frameworks for data-intensive and computationally-enabled science, various aspects of data mining and virtual scientific organizations. His astrophysical interests include digital sky surveys, exploration of observable parameter spaces, formation and early evolution of quasars, galaxies, and other cosmic structures, time-domain astronomy, and the nature of the dark energy.
Thom Dunning
Director, National Centre for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA)
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Blue Waters: An Extraordinary Computer to Enable Extraordinary Research
Thom Dunning is the director of the Institute for Advanced Computing Applications and Technologies and the National Center for Supercomputing Applications at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He also holds an endowed position as Distinguished Chair for Research Excellence in Chemistry and professor in the Department of Chemistry.
As leader of IACAT/NCSA, Dunning leads a staff of approximately 300 technologists and scientists who:
Dunning previously held leadership positions at the Joint Institute for Computational Sciences at the University of Tennessee and Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the University of North Carolina System, the Office of Science at the U.S. Department of Energy, the Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory at Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Argonne National Laboratory, and Los Alamos National Laboratory. He was instrumental in creating DOE's Scientific Discovery through Advanced Computing (SciDAC) program, the federal government's first comprehensive program aimed at developing the software infrastructure needed for leadership-class scientific computing.
He is a fellow of the American Physical Society and of the American Association for the Advancement of Science as well as a member of the American Chemical Society. Dunning received DOE's E. O. Lawrence Award in 1997 and its Distinguished Associate Award in 2001.
Ian Foster
Director, Computation Institute, Argonne National Laboratory
Ian Foster is Director of the Computation Institute, a joint institute of the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory. He is also an Argonne Senior Scientist and Distinguished Fellow, Chan Soon-Shiong Scholar and the Arthur Holly Compton Distinguished Service Professor of Computer Science.
Ian received a BSc (Hons I) degree from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, and a PhD from Imperial College, United Kingdom, both in computer science. His research deals with distributed, parallel, and data-intensive computing technologies, and innovative applications of those technologies to scientific problems in such domains as climate change and biomedicine. Methods and software developed under his leadership underpin many large national and international cyberinfrastructures.
Dr. Foster is a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the Association for Computing Machinery, and the British Computer Society. His awards include the Global Information Infrastructure (GII) Next Generation award, the British Computer Society's Lovelace Medal, R&D Magazine's Innovator of the Year, and an honorary doctorate from the University of Canterbury, New Zealand. He was a co-founder of Univa UD, Inc., a company established to deliver grid and cloud computing solutions.
John Mattick
ARC Federation Fellow, University of Queensland
Information and Data Challenges in Biology
John Mattick is the Professor of Molecular Biology and Australian Research Council Federation Fellow at the Institute for Molecular Bioscience at the University of Queensland. He undertook his undergraduate training at the University of Sydney and his PhD at Monash University. He has subsequently worked at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, the CSIRO Division of Molecular Biology in Sydney, and at the Universities of Cambridge, Oxford, Cologne, Strasbourg and Queensland, where he has been based since 1988. He was the Foundation Director of the Australian Genome Research Facility, the ARC Special Research Centre for Molecular and Cellular Biology, and the Institute for Molecular Bioscience. He has also served on the advisory councils of a number of research agencies and organizations, including the Human Frontier Science Program and Genome Canada.
Professor Mattick has worked in range of areas in molecular biology, including mitochondrial DNA replication, multifunctional enzymes, recombinant vaccine development, bacterial pathogenesis, and more recently the role of non-coding RNA in the evolution and development of complex organisms. He has published over 180 scientific papers. His work and ideas challenging the accepted dogma of genetics have received coverage in major scientific journals including Science, Nature, and Scientific American, as well as The New York Times, among others.
He has been awarded the Pharmacia-LKB Biotechnology Medal by the Australian Biochemical Society (1989), Honorary Fellowship of the Royal College of Pathologists of Australasia (2002), the Australian Government Centenary Medal (2003), the CSIRO Eureka Prize for Leadership in Science (2006) and the inaugural Gutenberg Professorship at the Université Louis Pasteur de Strasbourg (2008). He was elected as an Associate Member of the European Molecular Biology Organisation in 2007, and a Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science in 2008. He was appointed an Officer in the Order of Australia in 2001.
Guy Steele
Software Architect, Sun Labs, Oracle
The Rise of Functional Programming Languages in Science
Guy Steele is a Sun Fellow for Sun Microsystems Laboratories, working on the Programming Language Research project. His research interests include algorithms, compiler design, distributed systems, floating-point arithmetic, Fortress, functional programming, garbage collection, hardware/software codesign, high performance computing, high productivity computing, interval arithmetic, Java, Lisp, object-oriented programming, operating systems, parallel algorithms, parallel computer architectures, parallel processing, programming languages, Scheme, and supercomputer design.
He received his A.B. in applied mathematics from Harvard College (1975), and his S.M. and Ph.D. in computer science and artificial intelligence from MIT (1977 and 1980). Prior to joining Sun Microsystems, he was an assistant professor of computer science at Carnegie-Mellon University; a member of technical staff at Tartan Laboratories in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and a senior scientist at Thinking Machines Corporation in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He joined Sun Microsystems in 1994 as a Distinguished Engineer and was named a Sun Fellow in 2003.
Steele is author or co-author of five highly regarded technical books - all of which are still in print - and dozens of papers, notably those on the implementation of the scheme programming language. The Association for Computing Machinery awarded him the 1988 Grace Murray Hopper Award and named him an ACM Fellow in 1994. He was elected a Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence in 1990. He led the team that received a 1990 Gordon Bell Prize honorable mention for achieving the fastest speed to that date for a production application: 14.182 Gigaflops. He was also awarded the 1996 ACM SIGPLAN Programming Languages Achievement Award. In 2001 he was elected to the National Academy of Engineering of the United States of America and in 2002 he was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
Jürgen P. Schulze
Research Scientist, CalIT2,
University of California at San Diego
Advanced Applications of Virtual Reality
Jürgen P. Schulze is a Research Scientist at the California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology, and a Lecturer in the computer science department at the University of California San Diego. His research interests include scientific visualization in virtual environments, human-computer interaction, real-time volume rendering, and graphics algorithms on programmable graphics hardware. He holds an M.S. degree from the University of Massachusetts and a Ph.D. from the University of Stuttgart, Germany. After his graduation he spent two years as a post-doctoral researcher in the Computer Science Department at Brown University.
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Huawei took the world by storm a few months back when it announced that it would be launching the Huawei Ideos, the cheapest Android smartphone. The Huawei Ideos was a pretty impressive Android smartphone at a superb price. It was priced much lower than other budget Android phones and offered the same hardware specifications with the latest version of the Android OS - Android 2.2 Froyo, while many of the other budget phones still run Android 2.1 at best.
The Huawei Ideoswill be officially launched soon, but now Huawei is aiming higher. It has announced two new phones - the Huawei Ideos X6 and the Ideos X5. Both are very capable Android smartphones which will be competing with the very best Android phones like the Samsung Galaxy S and the Motorola Droid X, but it will be offered at a fraction of the price.
In this post, I will be giving you a sneak preview of what the better one - the Huawei Ideos X6 has to offer.
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The Huawei Ideos X6 is a big phone with a huge display of 4.1 inches. The display is a TFT capacitive touch screen with a resolution of 480 x 800 pixels. The Ideos X6 has dimensions of 122 x 66 x 10 mm with a weight of 143 grams, which makes it a bit bulky, but still quite pocketable.
It has a stylish design with a candybar form factor. Below the display are the standard Android controls - Back, Menu, Home and Search.
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Hardware and OS
The Huawei Ideos X6 will be powered by the latest version of the Android OS - Android 2.2 Froyo (no surprise there, considering even the entry level Huawei Ideos has it). It will probably run the stock version of Android which is what a lot of users would prefer. This should also help it in getting faster OS updates.
It is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon processor clocked at 1 GHz and comes with 512 MB RAM and 2 GB of ROM. It also supports up to 32 GB microSD cards.
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The Huawei Ideos X6, like the Galaxy S, offers a 5 MP camera with autofocus. It has an image capture resolution of 2592 х 1944 pixels and supports video recording in the 720p resolution. It also has a stereo FM radio with RDS and supports all the standard audio and video formats like MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, 3GP, MP4, DivX, H.264, WMV etc.
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The Huawei Ideos X6 offers everything you could possibly want in the connectivity department. It has GPRS, EDGE, 3G HSDPA, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n and comes with Bluetooth 2.1 with A2DP. It also has microUSB 2.0 connectivity and comes with a GPS chip with A-GPS support. It also has a HDMI out for watching videos on the big screen.
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Final Words
The Huawei Ideos X6 is a powerhouse. It runs the latest Android OS and offers impressive hardware. It will be priced substantially lower than the Samsung Galaxy S or the Motorola Droid X. If you're on a tight budget then keep an eye out for it.


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A SELF-adhesive bra on sale at a major fashion retailer today has got the thumbs-down from curvier girls.
The bra, made by Fashion Forms, is made of 100% silicone and is self adhesive. It can be worn up to 40 times and has just gone on sale at Selfridges.
The makers say the skin-toned bra is a lingerie revolution offering support and a non-surgical alternative to augmentation.
But glamour model Kelly Hall, who is a busty 30DD, said after testing the bra for a day: "I think it would be fine for a dinner date or a quiet drink in your local - but for anything more physical I'll stick to my old one."


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The mission of Muskingum University is to offer quality academic programs in the liberal arts and sciences in the setting of a residential, coeducational, church-related college and in the context of a caring community where individual fulfillment is encouraged and human dignity is respected. Its primary purpose is to develop—intellectually, spiritually, socially and physically—whole persons, by fostering critical thinking, positive action, ethical sensitivity and spiritual growth, so that they may lead vocationally productive, personally satisfying and socially responsible lives.
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Horticultural Projects
Project nursery A. Verschoor
At Nursery A. Verschoor in Hillegom, The Netherlands we have built a greenhouse with screen project for the second time.
The greenhouse project is made suitable for growing flowers.
The greenhouse is on the roof and in the walls equipped with low-iron glass and also a roof- and wall screen installation.


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The effort to ban municipal networks in Texas has failed. Texas House Bill 789 originally had provisions to ban muni wireless networks. The Senate passed a significantly rewritten version, without a ban. A conference committee failed to reach agreement, so the bill died when the Texas legislature adjourned this weekend.
The fight to maintain free municipal wireless services in Texas included heavyweight Michael Dell as an ally. U.S. Representative Pete Sessions of Dallas even introduced federal legislation to ban municipal broadband networks nation-wide.
Meanwhile phone companies in Texas were unable to get state legislators to pass a bill that would have allowed phone companies to negotiate a single statewide contract for television service via the Texas Public Utility Commission. Now they'll have to work city by city to acquire franchises through local governments. Just like Comcast. SBC is based in San Antonio.
Verizon s FiOS (Fiber Internet Service) does not use DSL. It brings fiber directly to the home. For in-home distribution it uses twisted pair (for voice) and coax (for video). FiOS TV uses digital cable boxes rather than IP-TV. Fios Internet Service requires CAT5 or higher grade wiring. It will deliver 5 Mbps ($39/mo) to 30 Mbps ($199/mo).
Verizon and SBC are challenging cable providers head-on for TV services, using fiber-optic networks for voice, data and video.
Verizon said that the legislative impasse will prolong a time-consuming process for allowing more competitors into the game. Business Week says without state or federal legislation, phone companies must win franchises in each municipality they hope to serve. For Verizon, that would mean gaining licenses in 10,000 municipalities.
Cable companies in Texas contended, however, that this would have created an unfair system for them because they currently must gain approvals from more than 800 cities in the Lone Star State to offer service.
SBC will provide Fiber to the Node (not the home). Once to the node about 500 homes will be served via existing twisted copper via VDSL. SBC says it will provide 6 Mbit/s to 8 Mbit/s per HD channel using either Microsoft's VC-1 or MPEG-4. Verizon has already spent $1 billion, or an average of $1,000 per home, to replace the copper lines serving areas with 1 million homes and expects that number to reach 2 million homes this year. SBC expects to spend $5 billion over the next three years
Broadband Infrastructure Costs per Kilometer vs. Other Infrastructure Costs
Road: $550,000
Source: Canadian Broadband Taskforce Report, 2001 page 46
Verizon's FIOS may run fiber to the home, then distributes video via coax around the house. SBC does IP-TV, Verizon is essentially digital cable. Verizon is building video networks based on cable TV not IP. Fios TV's fiber-to-the-premises service is scheduled to begin later this year. Internet connections at 30 Mbps cost $199.95.
Verizon first rips out the old twisted pair feed so consumers no longer have the option of "equal access" to competing ISPs. It's Verizon DSL or nothing. Like cable. Homeland Security, Bill Barr style.
Verizon will bring fiber to 6 of the 115 million U.S. households.
So what!
In Hong Kong, 10 Mbps costs US$16/month with 100 Mbps running $34/month. Alcatel and India's C-DOT recently signed an agreement for introducing WiMax technology in India, targeting 20-40 million subscribers in the next five years. The United States ranks 16th in broadband penetration — and falling fast.
No less a capitalist than Comcast's CEO Brian Roberts calls telephone fiber plans "FTTR" — Fiber-To-The-Rich. Intel's CEO Craig Barrett said DSL and cable were "half assed". He likes WiMax, of course.
Incumbents spent a quarter million dollars to convince locals to vote against a municipal broadband in Illinois. Broadband Reports tallies the travesties.
Related DailyWireless articles include; Banning Broadband Everywhere, Heartland Says The World Is Round, City Clouds Save Money, and Daily Wireless Testifies for Municipal Wireless and High Noon for City Clouds.


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SPiBot is a remote control platform with tank-like tracks. It's a work in progress, but will be fitted with a rotatable camera, microphone, and distance sensors. It is to be controlled via the web on either a phone, tablet, or laptop.
The base for the platform is a Raspberry Pi. WiFi is used for communication. The HTML interface is served up using nginx and PHP. Motor control happens via PWM from the Pi to motor drivers. Video and pictures will be done with some combination of raspivid, vlc, ffmpeg, and raspivid.
It looks like the project is pretty far a long, but not quite finished. Hopefully the author has some pets he can terrorize when it's finished.
Source code on GitHub, and the original project link here. It's not in English so here's the google translate link. Video of the control test after the break.


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Eucerin isn't just about skincare products though. In 2004 they opened their very own international research centre in Hamburg, which hosts over 650 scientists; they carry out dermatological research and product development in cooperation with renowned universities and institutes, ensuring that Eucerin will continue to bring us skincare innovations in the future. If you suffer from dry, irritated skin (or even eczema) then Eucerin may have products that will really help with your skin's hydration levels. Eucerin not only offers day and night cream, as well as body lotion, but targeted products such as calming shampoo, intensive hand cream and bath oil. If you just need a little pick-me-up, then the Q10 Active range is suitable for sensitive skin, while the DermoPURIFYER range has been formulated especially for acne prone and troublesome skin types. Eucerin doesn't just include moisturisers either, with cleansers, toners, scrubs and cover-ups also being available to ensure you're looking fresh and radiant. It may not look exceptionally glamourous, but Eucerin really delivers where it matters - helping you achieve a hydrated and plump complexion.
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Plastic Bags are History in San Francisco
Plastic bags are history in San Francisco on October 1st, 2012!
San Francisco led the way in 2007 with the first plastic bag ban in the country, eliminating plastic bags at large grocery stores. Since then, several Bay Area cities have adopted stronger policies that ban plastic bags at all types of stores. Not to be outdone, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted in February to expand the city's ban to cover all stores and restaurants as well. On October 1st, plastic bags will be a thing of the past at San Francisco stores and by October 2013, they'll be gone from restaurants.
Find out how you can participate in the movement to eliminate plastic bags!
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Facts about San Francisco's single-use bag ordinance
On October 1st, 2012, the ordinance prohibits all retail stores in San Francisco from distributing single-use plastic bags to customers at the cash register.
The ordinance does not apply to produce bags, bags handed out at the meat counter, or bags for prescription medication.
Stores can provide single-use paper, compostable plastic, and reusable bags to customers for a minimum charge of ten cents per bag.
Customers can easily avoid all bag charges – just bring your own bag!
On July 1st, 2013, restaurants will no longer hand out plastic bags. They will also be required to charge at least ten cents for bags used for take-out orders; customers will not be charged for bags to take leftovers home.
Stores will provide check-out bags (but not plastic) free of charge for customers participating in the California Special Supplement Program for Women, Infants, and Children and the Supplemental Food Program.
For the past year, the San Francisco Department of the Environment has been reaching out to the community about the ordinance and its requirements. City staff have visited 5,000 stores door-to-door to raise awareness and answer questions about the ordinance. They created informational posters and placards in several languages to educate store employees and customers about the new policy and provided stores with a list of vendors who sell paper, compostable, and reusable bags.
The city plans to distribute 17,500 free reusable bags to the community. 10,000 bags will be given out between September and November 2012. Please visit the city's website, which has a variety of informational resources.


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Non-surgical procedures such as Thermage and Titan firm the skin to create an uplifted appearance, according to About.com. These procedures work by heating the dermal layers of the skin to stimulate skin collagen production.Continue Reading
The technology behind Thermage and Titan treatments differ, as radiofrequency and infrared energy are used, respectively. However, the goal of each treatment is the same, as both heat the skin to cause a healing effect that promotes an increase and remodelling of the skin's collagen, explains About.com. Additionally, as the skin's underlying supportive tissues heal, they contract to create a tightening effect. The underlying layers of skin tissue become firmer over a period of up to six months.
Both Thermage and Titan treatments are used to effectively tighten the skin on the face and skin on other areas of the body, such as the upper arms, buttocks, thighs and abdomen, reports About.com. The neck and jawline are areas of the body that have demonstrated the most impressive tightening results. However, neither the Titan nor Thermage procedure can replicate the cosmetic results received from a surgical facelift.
Thermage typically requires a single treatment, whereas Titan requires one to three treatments to produce results, reports About.com. The advantage of using a non-surgical facelifting procedure such as Titan or Thermage over a surgical one is that it requires minimal to no down time and is less painful and expensive.Learn more about Health


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The Association of MIT Retirees introduced a memoir-writing workshop for members in 2011. This class of dedicated writers is led by Nita Regnier, Association advisory committee member and former instructor in MIT's Program in Writing and Humanistic Studies in the Writing Center. The writers have produced fine work which they wish to share with you. While the stories represent a wide range of experiences and generations, some reminiscences may resonate with you and perhaps inspire a flashback or two.
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Maria Clara Valenzuela: "My Birthplace, My Childhood, The Philippines"
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Elsa Tian: "Extracurricular Activities," "Family Visits," and "Don't Stop Dreaming"
Karen Keefe Luxton: "Christmas in the Fifties"
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President Donald Trump dared New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to challenge him in 2020, warning the Democratic governor of New York that "anybody that runs against Trump suffers."
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The relatively new Econo-Art Theatre Company is housed in the spartan basement of the ARC Gallery on West Huron Street, right in the heart of Chicago`s chic loft neighborhood.
That such surroundings teem with cutting-edge art is a notion perpetrated only by romantics who rarely check them out. As it happens, Econo-Art`s mounting of ``Beautiful Dreamer,`` a new play by Joel Johnson, offers much of the electricity promised from the basement creations of cocktail legend. Excellent direction by Barbara Reeder, dreamy performances by an outstanding young cast and the inspired integrity of Johnson`s script combine to make this black tragicomedy a showcase of young talent in the raw.


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Magazine letter magnets are perfect for teaching. Use with a child that needs to learn their ABC's or with a beginner reader. He or she will have fun playing around with these tiles and showing you what words they can spell. Pretty soon they will be making whole sentences!
Use on the refrigerator or on a magnetic cookie sheet.
Note: not for the very young; tiles may be a choking hazard.
Teens and preteens will enjoy leaving messages or sayings for others to read. Or they can make sets of tiles with their friends' names and gift them. Magazine letter magnets will personalize your friend's locker.
A. Cut letters from magazines. You will find a great variety of fonts in all sorts of colors. Go searching for just the right ones. You may want to find all the letters in the same color or you might want the letters to be as varied as possible. Cut out the letters and make sure they fit on the tiles.
B. I used the tiles from a salvaged My First Rummikub game which was missing some of the pieces. Paste a letter on the front of each tile.
C. The magnets I used are promotional flat flexible magnets. (Promotional flat flexible magnets are often given out by businesses for promotional reasons, are ususally business card size and are easy to cut.) This is a perfect use for those unsolicited magnets. Use scissors to cut a piece large enough to cover the back of the tile and glue it there.
You might also be interested in seeing a related post: Special Valentine Message Magnets Made From Salvaged Materials.


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[I recalled this under hypnosis in the 90's]
[In the future. If I do not place this before the statement I remember this from a normal memory of a conscience abduction.]
I didn't see any skin as it was quite dark in my room.
The hood was pulled right forward and the cloaks had long sleeves,
they felt woolen.
But I did feel it, the hand were long, thin, cool and yes leathery.
The one holding my hand spoke to me and the two others sort of mumbled in agreement.
A few days later I was visited by an Angel.
I dont think the being's who abduct me are evil as i know they have helped me and even saved my life.
Originally posted by officer_010
They made me drink a really bitter watery drink. It was awful, but they looked and me and I was unable to vomit. I know that's gross, sorry.
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Originally posted by one4all
In all of your experiences,did you see anyone wearing tight fitting jumpsuit style BLUE military uniforms?
Did they have an insignia on the shoulders?
Originally posted by one4all
Or any long flowing white robes much like Jesus would have worn?Or little hooded dark colored robes,kind of dirty if you will[no offense intended]?
Did it have any different color along the front?
Or Symbols?
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going to experiance a very special event and be part of it.
Originally posted by lightchild
Thats the reason I asked, because I walked away from 100mph car crash, with just a bit of concussion. My brakes failed and the garage couldn't understand why.
Another time I was in a light aircraft and the controls jammed and it nearly crashed, again no reason was found.
So do they try and kill us to scare us or are these genuine accidents and they are saving us, if so what for?
We are
going to experiance a very special event and be part of it.
it's just frustrating not knowing what it is, although it seems so close that we can nearly touch it!