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WATCH: Child K-pop prodigy performs flawless version of SISTAR's "Shake It"
SISTAR better watch out; this 6-year-old girl may one day be their competition! Na Haeun is a K-pop star in the making, already having made an appearance on K-pop Star 4 last year. Her adorable moves and impressive talent are quickly getting the public's attention.
Check out her fantastic cover of SISTAR's "Shake It" below!
Isn't she impressive?! She sure knows how to dance! You can check out her YouTube channel and Instagram for more updates from this adorable girl!
Also, has Ellen Degeneres seen this yet? I think she'd be perfect to appear on Ellen! This girl is going to have a bright future in the K-pop world.
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Recently MS11-049 (KB2251481) patch was re-released (9th August, 2011) and it is re-offered through Windows Update for the scenario where users have both Visual Studio 2005 SP1 and Visual Studio 2005 Premier Partner Edition SP1 installed on their systems. The workaround is to remove KB2251481 (June's release) from the system and reinstall KB2251481 (August's release).
Please find the below alternative solution for the larger number of systems that need this workaround.
You should be able to use the following script to uninstall the old patch across multiple machines.
Msiexec /I {ProductID} MSIPATCHREMOVE={PatchCode} /qb
Below is an example command that you may have to tailor to your specifications:
Msiexec /I {437AB8E0-FB69-4222-B280-A64F3DE22591} MSIPATCHREMOVE={23036C23-ECDE-47F5-A908-BEC94EE0456F} /qb
Note: The PatchCode above (23036C23-ECDE-47F5-A908-BEC94EE0456F) is the actual PatchCode for MSRC 9929 and will not have to be changed when you run the script.
The ProductID above (437AB8E0-FB69-4222-B280-A64F3DE22591) is the ProductID for VS 2005 SP1 Professional ENU only and may have to be changed when you run the script.
To find your ProductID:
Open Setup.sdb in notepad, which can be found in a path similar to: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Setup\Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Professional Edition – ENU\setup.sdb
In notepad, CTRL+F and search for "ProdID".
For more information please see "Uninstalling Patches" on the MSDN site.
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Ad:tech, the online advertising industry's largest conference series, kicked off ad:tech impact, a 10-city conference tour that focuses on advertising and marketing metrics.
The ad:tech conferences are produced by dmg world media, which acquired ad:tech from JD Events last year.
Ad:tech impact provides advertisers with research, strategies and techniques for measuring the effectiveness of online advertising and marketing campaigns.
The tour kicked off in Seattle on Feb. 28 and will run through April 6. Locations include Phoenix, Los Angeles, Dallas, Atlanta, Denver, Boston, Toronto, Cincinnati and Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
About 120 marketers met at the Los Angeles event on March 7, where they got a one-day crash course on metrics, dashboards and testing best practices.
"Far too many advertisers rely on click-through rate as the metric to measure the impact of a campaign," said Rick Bruner, director of research at online advertising company DoubleClick. "Marketers sell themselves short by not doing enough analysis.
He presented results from a research report that DoubleClick will be releasing in the next few weeks, titled "Best Practices for Optimizing Digital Advertising Effectiveness."
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The report outlines four key strategies that marketers can use to improve the effectiveness of online campaigns: define objectives; segment audiences; optimize campaigns; and review, assess and improve. He presented a variety of metrics, from the simplest to the most complex, that marketers should be using to measure and optimize online campaigns. Those include click-through rate, view-through rate, reach/frequency, conversion rate, lead generation, ad engagement, brand attitudes, site engagement, demographic exposure, yield lift and life-time value of customer.
Bruner said one of the most effective strategies online advertisers can use is controlling the reach and frequency of an online ad. "We see a rapid drop-off in conversion rates after users see the same ad 15 to 20 times," he said.
To find the optimum frequency cap, marketers should test online ads with a control group that has not been exposed to the ad, Bruner said.
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Sunil Gupta, senior consultant at database consulting company David Shepard Associates, discussed the importance of multivariable testing for online campaigns. "The more testing you do, the better it is," Gupta said.
He presented a case study that demonstrated the limits of A/B testing, in which marketers run tests against two variables, making one change at a time. The case study was for an insurance company that was considering making a change to an online promotion for a special pricing offer.
The company had six different variables it wanted to test in its advertising. Using A/B testing, the sample size for the research would need to be more than 19,000 contacts in order to be reliable. Using multivariable testing, the sample size would need to be fewer than 6,800.
Gupta presented more detailed information about how to conduct multivariable tests, how many combinations of variables to use and how many respondents to include in testing. His research is available at www.thinktodo.com.
Matthew Roche, co-founder and co-CEO of Offermatica, an online ad testing and optimization company, said, "Testing works because in the end we don't know what is really going to motivate our customer."
Roche presented examples of how testing online ad campaigns resulted in dramatic results for clients.
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Monday, November 16, 2015
Montana Stream Access Law: A How To
|Nice to see this bridge without barbwire and no-tresspassing signs all over it.
Step 1: Find the river you want to fish. This would be a river that is legally navigable and allowed for recreation. This includes most big rivers, and many small rivers, such as the Ruby. I would highlight recommend one that has fish in it as well. Don't
Step 2: If there is not a giant public parking spot (which are good to launch boats from and suck to fish at anyways) find a bridge. By state-law there is a 60' right-of-way. This means that when combined with the high-watermark of the river, you can get in and go fishing!
Step 3: Go Fishing! Keep your feet wet (below the high-water mark, wet feet is the easiest way to do this if it's a small river), don't litter, and don't trespass. Thankfully, Montana isn't some dumb-ass state like Colorado or Wyoming where you can own the bottom of the river. Public land and water in Montana can be (Gasp!) used by the public. Be thankful that we have a Supreme Court who believes in public access and public land.
Note: In no way do I condone trespassing, which would surely not help the case of the phenomenal stream access laws we have in this state. Be courteous of the landowners who are generous with access, don't litter, and don't be a cox. Also, think about where you donate those precious dollars to conservation. The juxtaposition of DU's "conservation" and willingness to bend to one donor is frustrating, and certainly makes me think about the conservation organizations I give to.
Thursday, November 12, 2015
The greatest steelhead year of my life.
|First steelhead on a spey rod and likely my first (and last) goatee.
Anyone who regularly fishes the NW would likely think that my best year was 2009 and the epic return of steelhead up the columbia. While 2009 held a special place in my heart, 2005 still stands out as the top. I was a senior in college, I guided all summer so I actually had some money, and I lined up my class schedule so that I had Tuesday and Friday off. That fall was when I went from wanting to catch as many steelhead as I possibly could to beginning the journey of appreciate the process.
Naturally as a 20 year old, when I first caught a steelhead all I wanted to do was catch more. Any way I could, anywhere I could. It took several years of this approach before i started to realize that this wasn't what it's all about. This fall I swung my first several steelhead, all on a dry line, caught many bobber fishing, and learned a ton. It was certainly the beginning of the end. I also spent a lot of time with good friends. We learned what is now my favorite river anywhere, all on foot, fishing from sun-up to sun down. Many laughs were had, many fish were caught, and memories were formed that still come flooding back, with something as simple as a song on the radio.
Monday, November 2, 2015
A born 406'er, Bob has caught more fish in this state than most, and plenty of steelhead with a variety of techniques, but as a new spey angler had yet to check it off the list. With a 1 month old boy running around my house the idea of a trip to some water I knew really well back home was not an option, so we headed out for the closest thing we've got, and tried to get Bob on the board.
About 2/3 of the way into our float I finally came tight to a fish in the middle of one of my favorite runs. A couple of quick headshakes and it was gone, but it was a good reminder that we were throwing into an empty river. We decided to row across the river and fish the same run from the other side, now that we knew there were some fish around. I set Bob up about 3 casts upstream of what should be the money spot, walked upstream to some crappy riffle water to come in behind him, and of course promptly hooked a fish. A short fight and a quick hatchery-fish-to-rock and we got Bob back out there. No more than ten minutes later I looked up from re-rigging some gear and watched Bob's rod bending with the unmistakable pull of a a fish. We put the fish in the net, dispatched of it as well, and shared a handshake that had been 2.5 years in the making since Bob started throwing a two-handed rod. a handshake I was very happy to be a part of.
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Weeks Of WP7 News In One
We have not been covering much outside news but since the upcoming Windows Phone 7 devices might become our most talked about in the forum, it seems about right that we keep you updated. To do so, we must let you know of things that have happened in the past until now in order to keep you updated with current information and events
Here is a list of what new development in the WP7 world from just this last week:
Microsoft released RTM Developer kit:
- The Panorama control
- The Pivot control
- Bing Maps control with search, directions, scroll, zoom, aerial view, street view and more
- The Windows Phone 7 Toolkit includes the following additional Silverlight controls and components that are customized for the Windows Phone 7 experience:
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- DatePicker
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- GestureService – adds events for Tap, DoubleTap, Hold, Drag (DragStarted, DragDelta, DragCompleted), Flick and Pinch
This is great news for developers, because this means that they can transfer their work to the new and improved version.
A Video of HTC Sense For WP7 Posted:
That looks a bit much, but very nice and I certainly can use this as a show off method for my friends. While this is all great, it is not official, so we do not know it its real or not, but comment and tell us how you feel about it.
Youtube makes it to WP7:
I guess when Microsoft says they are working on it, they actually are. It took them a year and WP7 looks great and all these small things are coming together, and now we can check YouTube support off the list.
Twitter also joins the party:
Its never a party unless you can send that 160 character tweet telling people about it, and it seems Wp7 will not be lacking in that category.
HTC HD7 now on T-mobileUSA's list:
Its not a good week unless some accessories leak gives us an outlook to what we might be getting, and thankfully that is just what this is. It seems T-mobile will be stocking up on some HD7 gear this November (which is the expected US release date for WP7), now why would they be doing that??? hmm.
LG Optimus will be going to Orange UK:
I guess Orange users can rest at night knowing they will in fact be getting some WP7 devices. Whilst not the most attractive of the pack, still better than some other WP7 HTC devices.
WP7 devices will not be cheap:
We all knew this was coming. It seems some sites have noticed that the average cost of a WP7 device will be quite high, but to be honest… this is still much better than that $800 cost for the iPhone 4.
"No Phone for you". No CDMA Devices till 2011:
I guess all you Verizon Wireless and Sprint consumers will have to wait a whole year to get the Xbox live hub because it seems WP7 is going all GSM for the moment.
These are all the news that have been happening in the last few days. I personally will be handling all Windows Phone 7 news that comes from outside the forums and will make sure to keep you guys update on the latest developments.
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An Hour of Code for a lifelong skill
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popularity of the Frozen Disney movie, and add inspirational stories of
those in the computer science field, and you could inspire more children
to take an interest in learning code." according to Asbury Park Press.
That's the theme of this year's Hour of Code, a free afternoon event that gave children a look into a field that organizers said not only helps develop problem-solving and creativity but is also an in-demand job skill.
|President Barack Obama meets with students participating in an 'Hour of Code' event in honor of Computer Science Education Week
"It's becoming a necessity," said Bret Morgan, founder of Cowerks, the host of the event. "Even if you had no intention of pursuing it, you should at least have an exposure to the language of programming. It's part of being a well-rounded individual. Just as you might learn a foreign language or read the classics, but because it is so accessible and in such widespread use, you'd find code helps in all sorts of job fields."
The one-hour introduction to code – an event put together by Cowerks, Jersey Shore Tech and Lakehouse Music Academy – at the Cowerks suite in Asbury Park, is part of a larger initiative to demystify computer programming and encourage its pursuit at an early age.
Code Week, through December 14, had 60,000 events worldwide. The initiative, through Code.org, aims to give "every student in every school the opportunity to learn computer science and believe computer science and computer programming should be part of the core curriculum," according to the Code.org website. Computer science fits alongside other science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) courses like biology, physics, chemistry and algebra, organizers said.
However, in New Jersey the classes do not count toward curriculum requirements, said Sean T. Walsh, chief executive officer of Crowd Communications Group, who helped set up the event.
"There's no core requirements for New Jersey. So if we can get them energized at a young age, then come 10 years when they are looking at entering a field they have these basic skills that are increasingly in demand," Walsh said.
By using the characters from Disney's Frozen in the programming lesson, students get an element of fun to what may be the assumed complicated world of code.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpfulApril 03, 2007Reviewer: William in Ohio* I have been using AST's GABA and it does exactly what it advertises. My sleep was deep and my dreams were more vivid. The tingling they talk about goes away very quickly and only lasted the first week I took it. I am ordering NOW's GABA powder because you get more for the $. I would recommend using this supplement solely based on it's use before bed.


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What a week! Two days were taken up with a yucky medical procedure and recovery which I totally put a brave face on but may well be scarred with the painful memory swimming around in my head for life. The week then wrapped up with my phone being stolen, not ideal in any way shape or form and now kind of feeling like I've lost a leg (probably unhealthy). The only redeeming part is that we literally got contents insurance two weeks ago for the very first time! Such madness.
I hope you guys had a better week than me but to pick myself up and spread some Christmas cheer I'm here to shower you in freebies. Instead of a free desktop wallpapers, this month I thought I'd give you something a bit more handy for the festive period. I'm not a fan of red and green or tinsel and glitz so I've come up with some fresher patterns to make your wrapping that little bit different. You can download all of these patterned wrapping papers as well as the gift tags for free right here.
The wrap is in A3 sheets but if you don't have an A3 printed you could always scale them down to A4 for your smaller gifts. Pair them with some coloured string and gold mini baubles to make up a very handsome package. Sometimes I find the process of wrapping quite therapeutic but I don't usually get a look in anymore. My husband discovered that I'm not the neatest of wrappers and so promptly 'shooed' me away to make way for his army precision. He's actually made box nets with wrapping paper in the past. That's the kind of precision I'm talking about people! I now keep out the way, sat on the sidelines with a glass of mulled wine. Whoever the wrapper is in your home, enjoy!


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LEN Goodman rose to fame as a judge on Strictly Come Dancing on the BBC before quitting the flagship BBC show last year.
But he is now back on our screens with a Christmas special of Partners In Rhyme. Here's all you need to know about the award-winning dancer…
Who is Len Goodman? How old is he? What's his background?
Len Goodman is a 73-year-old TV personality who was born on April 25, 1944, in Bromley, Kent.
He was raised in Bethnal Green, London and moved to Blackfen when he was six years old.
Len began dancing at the age of 19 and competed in various competitions across the nation, claiming victory in several competitions during his late twenties.
The dancer and his partner Cherry won the British Exhibition Championships four times before Len eventually retired in the early 1970s.
How did Len Goodman get famous?
Len made his name as the head judge on BBC dancing competition show, Strictly Come Dancing.
The judge became an instant favourite, thanks to his cheeky one-liners and playful banter with contestants.
Len also takes part as head judge on the American adaptation of Strictly titled Dancing With The Stars.
Why did Len Goodman quit Strictly Come Dancing and who replaced him?
The 73-year-old former ballroom dancer stepped down after 12 years and made his final appearance on the Christmas Day special in 2016.
Len revealed he decided to leave his role as the head judge of the UK show so that he could enjoy his twilight years.
The Sun revealed Latin Ballroon champion Shirley Ballas was replacing Len as the head judge for the upcoming series.
Shirley was previously a judge on the American version of Dancing With The Stars and a source told The Sun she was "complete natural" during her audition for Strictly Come Dancing.
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What is Partners In Rhyme and when is it on BBC One?
Partners In Rhyme is a brand-new family teatime BBC game show.
The contestants on the shows were celebrities and familiar telly faces, including Phil Tufnell, Ore Oduba and Nina Wadia.
As its title suggests, all the comedy rounds on the show are based on rhymes – and they offer a lot of "great play along" opportunities for viewers.
Who is Len Goodman married to?
Len married his longtime girlfriend Sue in 2012 in a surprise ceremony.
The couple invited 30 members of family and friends under the pretence it was a nice Sunday lunch.
Len had been dating dance teacher Sue for over a decade before he decided to propose.


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A train operated by Saratoga North Creek Railway pulls into Thurman Station during summer 2013.
The Saratoga-North Creek Railway is all but reinventing its service, as it plans to establish day trips between Thurman and North Creek aimed primarily at Lake George visitors, slash prices for short trips between local stations, and offer discounts for seniors, youth, students and families.
The railway's new General Manager Justin Gonyo announced these changes to Warren County supervisors Monday Nov. 25. He also talked of pending contracts the railway is negotiating to haul high-grade stone products out of Tahawus, to be delivered to Long Island.
The trips out of the Thurman station, two per weekend day, would begin July 4 and extend through Labor Day, Gonyo said. One run would feature an immediate return trip, and the other would provide a two-and-a-half hour layover so passengers could enjoy lunch and some shopping. Gonyo said that the railway executives were hopeful they could entice 10,000 visitors to Lake George to take the trip in 2014, considering that Lake George hosts up to 80,000 visitors in a weekend. The Thurman-North Creek run would also be held during selected fall weekends. The fare would be $18 per adult with discounts for families.
Gonyo added that the Thurman station, now an enclosed platform, will be outfitted like a traditional train station, featuring various passenger amenities as well as a ticket counter. Such changes would go hand-in-hand with the station being federally certified as a Crew Reporting Point, he said. He added that railway officials were considering ways of drawing more people to the Thurman and Hadley stations, perhaps hosting artisans at work.
"Both these stations will be open for business," he said.
Thurman Supervisor Evelyn Wood said she was happy to hear that the local rail station would be outfitted and that many hundreds of people that probably had never been to Thurman would now be visiting, even if momentarily.
"This new service and the station upgrades will be a very night nice attribute to our town, and with all our very inniovative event organizers in town, i know they'll find a way to make this a very positive development for the community," she said.
The premier event organizer in Thurman is Perky Granger. As President of Thurman Station Association, she's been promoting local train travel and Thurman tourism for years. Last year, she helped organize the Wilderness Heritage Showcase, which featured 40 artisans, naturalists, crafters and historians at the Thurman Station for a public event to celebrate the area's traditional culture.
Monday, she applauded the railway's new plans.
"We've thought about these possibilities for decades, and with these changes, we will now have motivation to make things work," she said.
Also, the railroad will also be offering far lower rates for its short local trips, to encourage area residents to ride the trains to move within Warren County, The railway will be split into three zones, and travel within those zones will cost one-third of the price of traveling the full length of the railway, Gonyo said. Since the railway was launched passengers had to pay full price regardless of where they got on or off the trains
"This is to increase use of the stations and give a discount to area residents," he said.
The railway's Snow Train will be running again this year, offering various new discounts, including a "Hall Pass" ticket for five runs from Saratoga to North Creek at a cost of $99 for adults and $59 for youth. The firm plans to market the deal to students at Skidmore and other colleges in the region.
He said the railway is now negotiating freight contracts with nine different companies with the idea of moving stone and gravel products downstate. he estimated the railway would be moving 500,000 tons of aggregate the first year — that's 5,000 carloads — and 1.5 million tons in the following two years. He noted that the Tahawus stone products might be used to rebuild the runways of JFK International Airport. He noted that Tahawus aggregate was harder and a higher grade than the other materials now available downstate.
Gonyo also noted that the railway's Polar Express run through December had already sold 19,000 tickets, ahead of sales last year.
Lake George Supervisor Dennis Dickinson hailed Gonyo's news.
"These changes are great for the county and it's communities — and for everybody."


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Winter Olympics Curriculum Night!
Curriculum night gave families the opportunity to come together and learn the benefits of reading with their children.
Students and parents came together to participate in Olympic themed literacy and math games for Elmwood's Winter Olympics. Families came together to read books that received award winning medals, learned ways to increase math fluency, and participate in the Essential 5 Survery. Overall the evening was a huge success!
Thank you to all who participated in this fun filled night!
Hands on manipulative were used to enhance math fluency.


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EVENT: Benjamin Harjo Jr. Art Exhibit
Benjamin Harjo Jr. wanted to be a cartoonist, but fate played a joke on him. Next week, the critically acclaimed artist will return to his alma mater to show how he got the last laugh.
His show, "Art and Soul," will have a public opening reception Jan. 14 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Gardiner Art Gallery inside the Bartlett Center for the Visual Arts on the Oklahoma State University campus. It will be followed by a lecture from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. The exhibition of about 25 pieces will be displayed from Jan. 13 through Feb. 5 with originals and prints for sale. Forty percent of the proceeds will go to the Department of Art.
Harjo said he wanted to help the department because art is often overlooked and doesn't always receive the support it deserves.
Harjo earned a bachelor of fine arts from OSU in 1974 after transferring from the Institute of American Indian Art in Santa Fe. His one-way bus ticket got him there, where he discovered the cartooning class he was interested in had been canceled.
Harjo may not have become a cartoonist like he originally envisioned, but he took what he learned in Santa Fe and Stillwater, and has found success in three mediums – woodblock print, pen and ink, and acrylic and gouache. He still infuses his works with the same sense of humor he hoped would lead to a successful cartoonist career.
His work is inspired by Native American imagery and legends, incorporating several symbols, patterns and colors of many cultures.


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This anthology of contemporary American poetry, short fiction, and nonfiction, explores issues of identity, oppression, injustice, and social change. Living American writers produced each piece between 1980 and the present; works were selected based on literary merit and the manner in which they address one or more pressing social issues.
William Reichard has assembled some of the most respected literary artists of our time, asking whose voices are ascendant, whose silenced, and why. The work as a whole reveals shifting perspectives and the changing role of writing in the social justice arena over the last few decades.
William Reichard is the author of four collections of poetry: Sin Eater (2010); This Brightness: Poems(2007); How To: Poems (2004), which was a finalist for the James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets; and An Alchemy in the Bones: Poems (1999), which won a Minnesota Voices Prize.
Ted Kooser is one of the the most highly regarded poets in the US and served as the United States Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress from 2004 to 2006.
Elizabeth Alexander is a professor in the English and African American Studies Departments at Yale University.
Linda Hogan (Chickasaw), writer in residence for The Chickasaw Nation, is an internationally recognized public speaker and writer of poetry, fiction, and essays.
Sherman Alexie Spokane/Coeur d'Alene Indian, Sherman J. Alexie, Jr. grew up on the Spokane Indian Reservation in Wellpinit, WA.
Foreword by former US Poet Laureate Ted Kooser
Introduction by William Reichard
Section One:
The Lives We're Given, The Lives We Make
Louise Erdrich
"Future Home of the Living God"
B. H. Fairchild
"Speaking of Names"
"The Machinist, Teaching His Daughter to Play the Piano"
Bobbie Ann Mason
Dorothy Allison
Bastard Out of Carolina (an excerpt)
Nickole Brown
"The Root Woman"
"The Smell of Snake"
"In Winter"
"Straddling Fences"
Tony Hoagland
"At the Galleria"
"Dialectical Materialism"
Patricia Hampl
The Florist's Daughter (an excerpt)
Nick Flynn
"Other Meaning"
"Seven Fragments (found inside my father)"
"Father Outside"
Jonis Agee
"Good to Go"
Patricia Smith
"Man On The TV Say"
"Only Everything I Own"
"What To Tweak"
"Golden Rule Days"
Mark Nowak
"$00/Line/Steel/Train" (excerpts)
James Cihlar
"Lincoln Avenue"
J. C. Hallman
Hilda Raz
"Said to Sarah, Ten"
"Aaron at Work/Rain"
Greg Hewett
"Hymns to Nanan"
Section Two:
That Which Holds Us Together, That Which Pulls Us Apart
Adrienne Rich
"An Atlas of the Difficult World" (excerpts)
Kristin Naca
"Speaking English Is Like"
"Uses for Spanish in Pittsburgh"
"Grocery Shopping with My Girlfriend Who Is Not Asian"
"Speaking Spanish Is Like"
Sherman Alexie
"Indian Education"
Kenny Fries
The History of My Shoes and the Evolution of Darwin's Theory (excerpts)
Elizabeth Alexander
"Overture: Watermelon City"
Brian Turner
"Observation Post #71"
"Here, Bullet"
"AB Negative"
"Night in Blue"
Ray Gonzalez
"Praise the Tortilla, Praise Menudo, Praise Chorizo"
"The Magnets"
"These Days"
Marvin Bell
"I Didn't Sleep"
"Bagram, Afghanistan, 2002"
"Poem Post-9/11/01"
David Mura
"First Generation Angels"
"The Young Asian Women"
"Father Blues for Jon Jang"
"Minneapolis Public"
Scott Russell Sanders
"Under the Influence"
Heid Erdrich
"Guidelines for the Treatment of Sacred Objects"
"The Theft Outright"
"Butter Maiden and Maize Girl Survive Death Leap"
"The Lone Reader and Tonchee Fistfight in Pages"
Mark Doty
"Charlie Howard's Descent"
"Homo Will Not Inherit"
"Art Lessons"
Javier O. Huerta
"Toward a Portrait of the Undocumented"
"Blasphemous Elegy for May 14, 2003"
Eric Gansworth
"The Rain, the Rez, and Other Things"
Yusef Komunyakaa
"Autobiography of My Alter Ego" (excerpts)
Philip Bryant
"1959, Loomis Avenue"
"The Glue That Held Everything Together"
Diane Wilson
Spirit Car: Journey to a Dakota Past (excerpt)
Scott Hightower
"Conjuring War"
"Falling Man"
"But at the Church"
Ed Bok Lee
"Burnt Offering: Mid-November"
"Frozen in the Sky"
"The Secret to Life in America"
Section Three:
Landscape with Figures: Human Experience in the Natural World
Alison Hawthorne Deming
an excerpt from "Culture, Biology, and Emergence"
Bill McKibben
"Designer Genes"
Deborah Keenan
"So Much Like A Beach After All"
"It Is Fair To Be Crossing"
"Not Getting Tired of the Earth"
"Between Now and Then"
Donald Morrill
"Lone Tree, 1986"
D. A. Powell
"continental divide"
"cancer inside the little sea"
Anthony Doerr
"Cloudy Is the Stuff of Stones"
Linda Hogan
"The Radiant"
"The Night Constant"
Barrie Jean Borich
"Waterfront Property"
Emily Watson
"Alice & Emily, Diana & Dunes"
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A recent study found that drinkers take home more money than those who avoid libations altogether.
Britney Spears reportedly had a tummy tuck after the birth of her second child, Sutton Pierce Federline.
New York remained the safest of the 10 largest cities in the United States in 2005, with about one crime reported for every 37 people, according to FBI statistics.
A large number of British people would be prepared to give up sex if it meant they would live to be 100, according to a survey on Friday.
Police are investigating a "bizarre" incident in which a man claiming he was performing a religious ritual kissed a woman's feet Monday afternoon at a Wal-Mart.
McDonald's beef is luxurious. Beef is healthy. And, yes, beef is sexy.


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KFA2 GeForce GTX 460 Razor Single Slot review -
Inside the graphics card
The GF104 GPU that empowers the graphics card
So then, the GeForce GTX 460. We are first going to discuss REFERENCE specifications, clocks and features.
Typically, we dive deeply into the graphics core architecture. For this article, being very lengthy, I would like to keep things a little bit more simple and easy to grasp -- to keep things understandable.
The GeForce GTX 460 series is based on a new chip. Initially the Fermi architecture that you have all seen on the GTX 465, 470 and 480 is based on the GF100 chip. The mid-range GeForce GTX 460 is still based on that Fermi architecture, yet for this round NVIDIA designed a new chip, so this is not a GF100 with disabled shader clusters. Make no mistake here, the architecture is still based on Fermi, same setup, same caches, yet now a much smaller chip with less transistors (2.1 Billion to be precise), called the GF104. GF104 is a less complicated chip to manufacture as the smaller transistor count directly relates to better yields, better heat levels, better voltages and thus a better TDP as well. It is a smaller chip to produce.
For this round NVIDIA puts the GF104 chip onto two products, the GeForce GTX 460 with 768MB of graphics memory and the GeForce GTX 460 with 1024MB of memory. For the bigger part of the specifications, the two are similar when it comes to shader processor count, memory bus and clock frequencies, the 1GB model however definitely will be a good chunk faster, as cutting away 256MB of memory also cuts away a chunk of the ROP engine.
So you might wonder, why two models? Well, initially we felt that the 768MB version would end up in OEM mostly, then again, at sub-200 USD this card surprised us as it offers a lot of bang for buck alright. Who knows, time will tell which model will sell the best. Regardless of its 768MB of memory, as we'll demonstrate it is a sexy performer in the mid-range for sure.
Yes, performance wise these cards are really interesting. But we'd almost forget that the GeForce GTX 460 cards are fully fledged DirectX 11 class cards with nice tessellation performance and the full DX11 API feature set. Though only a handful of games really show significant DX11 class quality, we really feel that if you are in the market for a new graphics card, DX11 is obviously the path to follow.
Reference specifications:
|Graphics card
|GeForce GTX 460
|GeForce GTX 460
|KFA2 GeForce GTX 460 SOC 1024MB
|Graphics Processing Clusters
|Streaming Multiprocessors
|Shader processor
|Texture Units
|Core Clock
|675 MHz
|675 MHz
|675 MHz
|Shader Clock
|1350 MHz
|1350 MHz
|1350 MHz
|Memory Data rate
|3600 MHz
|3600 MHz
|3800 MHz
|Graphics Memory
|Memory interface
|Memory bandwidth
|86 GB/s
|115 GB/s
|Texture Fillrate Bilinear
|37.8 GigaTexels/sec
|37.8 GigaTexels/sec
|45 GigaTexels/sec
|Fab node
|150 Watts
|160 Watts
|200 Watts
If you look closely at the SM partitions, then you can see and calculate that the 336 Shader processors based GF104 has in fact eight SM partitions. 7 are enabled = 336 Shader processors. But expect another SKU in the future as well, as that GPU really has 384 shader processors.
Okay, so back to the two reference SKUs, let me break them down real simple:
- GeForce GTX 460 768MB - 336 Shader processor - 56 TMUs - 24 ROPs - TDP 22/150W
- GeForce GTX 460 1024MB -336 Shader processor - 56 TMUs - 32 ROPs - TDP 22/160W
So, both cards in reference setup are clocked at 675 MHz on the core frequency, and in NVIDIA's typical 1:2 setup mode 1350 MHz on the 336 shader processors. There is a lot of overclocking headroom on these boards as 800 MHz should not be an issue (even without voltage tweaking). The gDDR5 memory is clocked at a slightly shy 3.6 Gbps which is 3600MHz effectively (quad data rate). The 768MB version then makes use of three 64-bit memory controllers which boils down to 192-bit memory, and the 1024 GB model has one extra cluster of 256MB attached to it, which requires one more 64-bit memory controller and this one operates at 256-bit memory bus width.
The cards are based on a dual or even triple-slot cooling design and come with two dual-link DVI and a mini-HDMI connector. HDMI will again pass sound through, including bit streaming support for Dolby True HD and DTS-HD Master. Being a mid-range product, only 2-way SLI will be allowed and thus you'll only see a single SLI finger/connector on the PCBs. Okay, the next stop will be an extensive photo-shoot of today's product.
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Liam Payne 'angry' with Cheryl for X Factor snub
- Bang Showbiz
- 17 May 2017
Liam Payne has admitted he still holds a grudge against his girlfriend Cheryl for not standing for him when he song 'Cry Me A River' during his 'X Factor' audition seven years ago
Liam Payne is still really "angry" that his now-girlfriend Cheryl didn't give him a standing ovation when he performed a tear-jerking ballad on 'The X Factor' seven years ago.
The former One Direction singer has admitted he hasn't let his partner live it down that she remained sat in her seat on the show's judging panel when he belted out the lyrics to 'Cry Me A River' - despite everyone else standing to clap - during his audition, just because she wanted to get back at Simon Cowell for snubbing her act.
Speaking on heat radio, he said: "I got a standing ovation from everyone except for Cheryl, which I thought was hilarious.
"She said she was having a row with Simon because he should have stood up for somebody else, so she didn't stand up for me. But I'm still, I'm angry about that."
The couple - who have been together just under two years - are now parents to four-month-old Bear and the 23-year-old hunk is trying to get his pop star girlfriend to watch 'Breaking Bad' with him but so far she doesn't seem to be engrossed.
He explained when asked what he's been watching on television recently: "'Breaking Bad', I've just started watching it again, trying to get the missus to watch it, she ain't having it. I'm just forcing it.
"I've just taken the remote and it's happening. She got to the part where he blows up the building, but she needs to get further than that, 'cause it just gets so good."


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These Gorgeous Photos Might Just Teach You to Love Your Postpartum Body
We can't get enough of Mikaela Shannon's photography. Recently, she's been photographing new mothers in a series she's calling "Love Your Postpartum" — and the raw, honest images of moms are stunners.
Shannon explained her work better than we can:
"All of my work revolves around loving yourself and feeling beautiful," she said. "Having a baby is a big step in life that comes with a lot of changes. I want moms to never have to feel like their body isn't beautiful as it once was. I want moms to embrace the changes their bodies went through to bring their babes into the world."
More: Birth photographer captures amazing car birth
Shannon is not yet a mom herself (we would have gotten that one wrong on a quiz), so we're especially impressed by her ability to recognize and capture the unconventional beauty in motherhood — unfiltered. Her images are full of loose bellies and heavy boobs and stretch marks and cellulite. Sure, they're private badges of honor to many moms, but they're not images we see every day in the media. Hell, we can't remember when postpartum bodies have ever had this kind of loving focus trained on them — and we're guilty of forgetting to love our own postpartum mom bods too.
Shannon says her work focuses on self-love, and we're already feeling kinder and gentler about our bodies, having seen her photos. That's pretty powerful work, if you ask us.
She got the idea when a few moms she knew mentioned they wanted to capture images celebrating the transformations in their postpartum bodies. Shannon posted a message in a local mothers' group seeking out participants — and it went viral. Now she has a Facebook group, where local moms (sorry, U.S., she's based in Canada) can book sessions with her. (You lucky Canadians. You already have Justin Trudeau. Stop keeping all the nice things.)
More: 20 beautiful birth photos that will take your breath away
Shannon's own story is a heartbreaker. "I was malnourished," she said in an interview. "Adopted at age 1, and I only weighed 16 pounds. I stand behind 'fed is best.' I truly believe no matter how you feed your child, it doesn't define you as a mother. Fed is always best and if you are supplying the necessities of life, who is anyone to judge?"
This woman rules, as an artist and as a person.
Check out Shannon's gorgeous images, and definitely follow her on Facebook and Instagram. (You know we are.)


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Baltimore Police Patrol
The Baltimore Police Department uses "Districts", Sectors and Posts to form what is known as Patrol. Where many departments use "Precincts," our department uses Districts, Districts numbered 1, thru 9. Starting with Central District (#1) from there we go to Southeast District (#2), and then going counter clockwise around the cities districts to Eastern (#3), Northeast (#4), Northern (#5), Northwestern (#6), Western (#7), Southwestern (#8) and finally Southern (#9). Their phone numbers by the way also use the numbers 1 thru 9, CD being 396-2411, SE 396-2422, E 396-2433, NE 396-2444, N 396-2455, NW 396-2466, W 396-2477 SW 396-2488 and S 396-2499.
Reports also go by these numbers, all Central District reports start with the number 1 followed by a letter indicating the month 1 thru 12 Jan thru Dec, and then the number sequentially of the report so the first report would be 1A0001, and so on, making it easy to file and find reports based on District and Date of occurrence.
The following are links to the district pages on this site
1. Central
1826 - Central/Middle District History - 03-09-1826 Central District was first known as the Middle District and was first located at Holiday and Saratoga Streets, it was established on 03-09-1826, the building that housed Central was built in 1802 and was in use by the police until 1870. From there they moved to 202 N. Guilford Avenue, (North Street) that building was brand new built in 1870 and used until 1908. On March 4 1908 Central moved to Saratoga and St. Paul Streets, a renovated school house. That location was used until 09-12-1926 when they went to Fallsway and Fayette St. sharing the Headquarters building built in 1926 and used until 09-12-1977 when they moved to 500 E. Baltimore St.
2. Southeast
1858/59 - Southeastern District History - 1958/59 - The Southeastern District is the youngest of all of our districts, it was first built in 1958/59 at it's present location of 5710 Eastern Ave
3. Eastern
1826 - Eastern District History - 03-09-1826 - The Eastern District was first located at 1621 Bank Street a building that was built around 1822, and still stands to this day. It remained at the Bank Street location until the summer of 1959, when the station was moved to the old Northeastern station at Ashland and Chew St. (Durham) in the Summer of 1959 where they stayed until 1960. In December 1960 they moved to their current location at 1620 Edison Highway.
4. Northeast
1874 - Northeasten District History - 1874 - The Northeastern Distirct was first opened at Ashland and Chew Streets (Durham) in 1874 where it remained until 1958/9 when they moved to their present district at 1900 Argonne Drive.
5. Northern
1900 - Northern District History - 1900 The Northern District was first opened at Keswick and 34th Street (Cedar & Second Streets) on 1 Feb 1900 at 8am ran by Capt. Gittings, Lieutenants Henry and Dempsey; Round Sergeants will be, Warden for Day Duty, and Moxley for Night Duty. At the time they began with 50 officers. It remained at the Keswick location until 2001 when it moved to it's current location at 2201 W Coldspring Lane.
6. Northwest
1874 - Northwestern District History - 1874 - The Northwestern District was first opened at Pennsylvania Ave and Lambert Street in 1874 where it remained until 1958/9 when they moved to their present district on Reisterstown Rd.
7. Western
1826 - Western District History - The Western District was first located at Green St between Baltimore St, and Belvidere St. Used from 1826 until 1876 when they moved to their new location, Pine Street, (still stands to day and is used by the Maryland University Police) Baltimore Police used it from 1876 until 1958/9 when they built their new station house at 1034 N Mount St, which is the current site on the Western District.
8. Southwest
1884 - Southwestern District History - 17 July 1884 The Southwestern District was first opened at Calhoun and Pratt Streets (200 S Calhoun St) where it remained until 11 July 1958 when they moved to their present location at 424 Font Hill Ave.
9. Southern
1845 - Southern District History - The Southern District was first located at Montgomery and Sharp Streets, wgere it sat from 1845 until 1896 when they moved to Ostend Street. Ostend Street and Patapsco Street, remained in use from 1896 until 1985/86, when it moved to 10 Cherry Hill Road where it remains in use to present.
Patrol Vehicles had an Interesting History of Their Own,
Police Limit Car Sirens
The Sun (1837-1987); Nov 17, 1968;
pg. 17
Police Limit
Car Sirens
Action Taken To Eliminate - False Sense Of Security
The city's Police Department is putting sirens on fewer and fewer of its cars. The number of cars bearing sirens is being reduced in an effort to eliminate a false sense of security which they tend to give patrolmen who are racing to answer a call, William R. Morrissey, the department's public relations man, said yesterday.
Mr. Morrissey acknowledged that "there is no solid, professional thinking ... as to whether police vehicles should or should not be equipped with sirens" but he pointed to experiences several years ago when all cruisers had sirens and the accident rate among police cars was so high that use of sirens was curtailed.
Report Asked
Currently, Mr. Morrissey said, sirens are installed on several cars in each of the nine police districts, some cars used by detectives, traffic patrol cars and some specialized vehicles. The lack of sirens on police cars has prompted city Councilman Emerson R. Julian D., 4th) to ask the department for a report on the use of sirens on police vehicles. If that information shows that sirens are needed, to help protect the public, Dr. Julian said, he will introduce a bill to require sirens on all police vehicles.
Mr. Morrissey pointed out that in some emergency situations, use of a siren could alert a criminal that the police are coming. And, he said, the driver or an emergency vehicle is still required to drive "with due regard for the safety of all persons using a public street." Even if he has both his siren and his flashing light in operation.
Dr. Julian said that he became interested in the siren question after several near-collisions with police cars and a minor collision involving a patrol car on an emergency call and a car in which he was a passenger.
Police Department driving failed to improve in 71 – 72
21 February 1972 – page C16
The Baltimore city Police Department driving record showed little improvement last year over its performance in 1970 – department statistics show.
City policeman were involved in 922 traffic mishaps while on duty last year – only one less than the number of accidents in 1970.
The department's problem is not new. Donald D Pomerleau the police Commissioner, angered by the high accident rate two years ago – then nearly double the nation average – said in a departmental publication that the driving record was nothing short of "horrendous."
For every million miles of driving by policeman last year, there were 55.35 accidents, according to departmental statistics.
Of the 922 mishaps last year, policeman were found at fault in 400 – including 315 accidents the department felt were "preventable."
Disciplinary measures were taken again 334 policemen involved in accidents last year depriving the men of the total of 709 leave days
the department in the past was resorted to placing poor drivers on permit for patrol, suspending their police driving licenses and giving them oral reprimands.
A requirement that policeman contribute part of the cost of repairs to mangle patrol cars was eliminated several years ago when the city assumed care of the fleet.
Particularly alarming to the department is the number of policeman injured in traffic accidents. The 146 injured policeman were on medical leave for over 1500 days because of the mishaps.
In 1970, a driver – research firm spent several months studying the driving characteristics of city policeman, but failed to find and the explanation for the high rate of accidents.
Policeman as a group are somehow "unique" and that they "do not match any known driving population on record," a spokesman for the firm reported.
Removed Sirens
a few years back, the department remove the sirens from most patrol cars in an attempt to reduce accidents. A department spokesman said the sirens were "distracting" and made the drivers reckless and overconfident.
The sirens were believed partially responsible for the police men crashing into each other's patrol cars while answering the same calls.
But department records show most accidents – more than 430 last year – occurred while policeman were on routine patrol. A majority also occurred during peak traffic hours in the morning and evening.
Ran Into Pedestrians
Department taxes last year included 30 in which policeman ran into pedestrians and nearly 200 and which police vehicles were struck by civilian cars.
Other's happened in police parking lots and garages.
Lieut. Col. William Harris, chief of the traffic division, has proposed a defensive driving program that would be required for policeman involved in accidents.
The program would include movies of other traffic accidents – film similar to those used by the motor vehicle administration and its driver rehab program.
State Agency Faults City for Lack of Police Sirens
The Sun (1837-1987); Jun 29, 1972;
pg. D24
State Agency Faults City for Lack of Police Sirens
The city Police Department is violating state law by not equipping two thirds of its vehicles with sirens, whistles or bells, a motor vehicle administration official said yesterday
William T. S. Bricker, deputy administrator for the agency. Said Donald Pomerleau the police Commissioner, was "clearly wrong" to ordered audible signal devices removed from most departmental vehicles several years ago.
It was done because Mr. Pomerleau "didn't want to let the bank robbers know the police were coming." Said Mr. Bricker. Formerly an assistant state's attorney general and an assistant state attorney.
But the consequence is that ordinary citizens receive inadequate warning of approaching police cars. Mr. Bricker added.
The motor vehicle administration has no plans, however, to make the Police Department comply with the law. Spokesman said they wanted to avoid a "hassle" with the police.
The police spokesman said the department was aware of what the law calls for, but has made a "judgment not to equip more cars with sirens at this time."
300 of 900 department vehicles have sirens, said Dennis S Hill, the police departments public information director. And the 300 can handle the volume of emergency calls, he said.
"There is no question in my mind that the Baltimore city Police Department is in violation of the motor vehicle code," contended Mr. Bricker.
In the event of a collision involving a police vehicle not equipped with a warning device, "the city is liable," he said.
A section of the vehicle code covering the "rights and liability" of drivers says that emergency vehicles are not entitled to automatic right-of-way unless they are equipped with "audible warning" devices.
The law on this point is "overwhelming," Mr. Bricker proclaimed.
Another section of the code says that drivers of emergency vehicles may disregard "traffic signals and speed limits" only if their vehicles are equipped with sirens.
Police officials said that they removed audible warning devices for most of their vehicles to reduce department accidents. Sirens allegedly were "distracting" and may drivers reckless and overconfident. In some instances, police cars with blaring sirens were said to have collided with each other.
But department records show that most police accidents more than 430 last year – occur while policeman are one routine patrol – not on emergency runs. Also, there were 922 traffic mishaps involving policeman last year, only one less than the number of accidents in 1970.
City police cars and trucks were involved in 168 accidents during the first quarter of 1972. In only five other cities – of 54 surveyed recently by the national safety Council – the police cars and trucks have higher accident rates during the four-month period.
During the same time span, the Baltimore department ranked the fourth highest among 21 city police departments survived by the safety Council for frequency of accidents among two wheeled police motorcycles.
But for three wheelers, the local department had no accident – ranking it first among 13 city department surveyed during the quarter, the safety Council reported.
Brian Kuebler wrote BALTIMORE - Citing efficiency and safety, the Baltimore Police Department is making yet another visible change in its patrol division by eventually decreasing the use of prisoner transport vans. This information comes as a surprise to many of the members of Baltimore's Patrol division, as they fear the safety issues are not at the root of this change. Having worked patrol myself, I happen to know if ever there was a concern for officer safety it is not while the prisoner is in a wagon behind, or in front of an officer's vehicle, so much as it is with the prisoner in the vehicle a little less than 2ft behind the officer. There are instances of prisoners vomiting, urinating, and or defecating on themselves in the vehicle, or having concealed weapons that could be used to stab, or shoot the officer from behind. So this could be, and most likely is more than an officer safety issue, and is most likely an issue of budget. Either way, safety or budget, it is not about, nor will it affect (in a positive light) officer morale. He went to say The cage equipped vans, or wagons as they are commonly referred, are used to transport suspects from the scene of a crime or an arrest. Often Baltimore Police would process and handcuff suspects before calling and waiting on a transport vehicle. They are more commonly known as "paddy wagons" by the public, a derogatory term aimed at the Irish dating back to the 1800s in New York. While there is some truth to this, in that is was aimed at the police most of whom were Irish, and from the time period of the 1800's, but the location is off, it was Boston, not New York, and at the time we pretty much all used "Horse Drawn Wagons", hence the term "Wagon" of course the police at the times were mostly Irish, so yes, it was a "Paddy Wagon". When I was on in the late 80's to early 2000, we still called it a "Wagon", we used a box truck type wagon, muck like an ambo, and we called it Wagon, short for "Paddy Wagon" also as an Irishman, I don't think it is derogatory, in fact as a retired Officer, of Irish decent, I am proud to have come from a background of Strong Irish Law enforcement officers, known for fighting crime. The article continued with - But that is not why modern day Baltimore Police are doing away with their frequent use. In Brian's investigation into this story he learned from Lt. Eric Kowolczyk the patrol cars, will all become PTV's (Prisoner Transport Vehicles) something we used to call "Cage Cars" talk about derogatory, it was called this because the first cage cars, were made up simply by putting a thin cage between the officer's and their prisoners. Often spit would fly between the cage, and toward the officers, so the cage was replaced with Plexiglas to prevent anything, spit, blood or other bodily fluids from being thrown at, or on the police. So when Lt. Kowolczyk said, "In our new vehicles we have made a number of changes and upgrades regarding equipment and tools that will assist our officers in the crime fight. One of those changes will be partitions in the vehicles. These partitions will assist in ensuring the safety of those involved in the arrest, as well in expediting the event itself. They will still allow for complete mobility within the vehicle," We learn this is more about economics than safety, this is nothing new, it is more of the same old "Cage Car" prisoner transport of the late 80's early 90's - Which is confirmed with the final line - Prisoner transport instead will be done more with individual patrol cars.
How to Dispose of Old Police Items
If you come into possession of Police items from an Estate or Death of a Police Officer Family Member and do not know how to properly dispose of these items please contact: Retired Detective Ken Driscoll - Please dispose of POLICE Items: Badges, Guns, Uniforms, Documents, PROPERLY so they won't be used IMPROPERLY.


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Winning stories
The seasoned gardeners that participated in this project have won numerous prizes for their vegetables, fruits and preserves at the Royal Canberra Show.
Are you a keen backyard or community gardener who likes to enter produce in your local or state show? Why do you grow food and compete for prizes? What does your vegetable garden and your show mean to you?
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Panta Simeonovic with his prize winning collection of vegetables at the Royal Canberra Show, February 2013. Photograph by Jason McCarthy, National Museum of Australia.
Read more about Panta's prize winning vegetables and his experiences at the Canberra show.
Melissa Dede holds her prize winning relish at the 2012 Royal Canberra Show. Photograph by Jason McCarthy, National Museum of Australia.
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Home plate collisions could become a thing of the past, along with blown calls on the bases.
As the offseason market for trades and free-agent signings gets underway, Major League Baseball is considering some pretty radical changes for next season.
Expanded instant replay for umpires' calls is virtually certain to be in place by opening day, and there's a chance a rule could be adopted to prevent runners from bowling over catchers at the plate.


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... illusional dimension. Many of Crissy's pieces are throwbacks to 70's op art that fool the eye with depth and movement created via perfectly cut and spaced lines.
I've always been interested in art and design, but I never did anything serious with it growing up. As a psychology student, I lived with three design students and was exposed to that environment a lot. It led to watercolor painting, pottery, screen printing, drawing, writing, teaching art, etc., as I tried to find the creative outlet that worked best for me. Around seven years ago while making a card for a friend, I began playing around with a cutting knife and now I'm here, a self-taught paper cutter.
It has only been in the last couple of years that I've started to push myself and take my work seriously. I set a personal goal to put on a show, as I wanted to see my pieces displayed somewhere other than in my own home... I spent the year slowly building up to that and now my work is on display in the heart of Mount Pleasant, Vancouver.
Because I don't have a strong background in the arts, I'm still discovering a lot of new things. I love what I do and I'm lucky to have found the right outlet that works best for me. I've been playing around with different ideas, but still staying true to what I love...paper and cutouts. I'm currently trying different techniques such as 3D cutouts that can be arranged in a multitude of ways and layered with different colors. So far I've been really pleased.
I plan to continue challenging myself and hopefully one day I can be a full time paper artist. One can dream! But for now I'm having fun creating things and immersing myself in the world of paper to see where it takes me. Paper is so flexible and there is so much you can do with it that I'm excited to discover ways I can incorporate my cutouts into other forms of paper art like origami, sculpture and more.
What is it about paper cutting that attracts you?
Several reasons... I love that paper is both so delicate, but at the same time surprisingly sturdy. It's also a methodical and repetitive motion that makes it very meditative. I like the idea that the same motion can form a multitude of patterns and designs, and that it's also permanent. Once the cut has been made there is no going back. If you mess up, you either have to start again or be quick on your toes and make changes on the spot. It takes a lot of planning and it is a true test of my patience. Ironically, I am quite an impatient person when it comes to wanting to see results... this is what pushes me harder to make and finish my pieces. I keep cutting because I am too excited and cannot wait to see how the design turns out.
What are your favorite materials and tools? People always like to hear about what works well for others.
Whether I work from home, a shared office space or am just traveling, I always bring these things with me. You never know when inspiration will hit.
What types of designs are your favorite to create? Along with your illusion cuts, you've shared quite a few florals on Instagram, but also other images that are eye-catching. I noticed people have been clamoring for you to design tattoos.
I draw inspiration from almost everything, but mostly from nature and the outdoors. I had a big flower phase which slowly progressed from literal flowers to more abstract botanical designs. I'm fascinated with how there is a natural logic to nature and if you look closely enough you can see patterns and repetition in almost anything. My show A Natural Sort of Logic was based on this concept.
I especially like that some of your designs are simple everyday moments viewed from an interesting perspective.
What's next for you?
I'm focused on new designs and setting up a shop at Society6. I welcome inquiries about creating commissioned pieces.
Crissy Tioseco is on Instagram and Facebook. Her first show wraps up today at Kafka's in Vancouver, but I'm positive we'll be seeing more of her art exhibited elsewhere soon.


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List Entry Summary
This building is listed under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 as amended for its special architectural or historic interest.
Name: 167, HIGH STREET
List entry Number: 1065419
The building may lie within the boundary of more than one authority.
County: Greater London Authority
District: Richmond upon Thames
District Type: London Borough
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Grade: II
Date first listed: 22-May-1972
Date of most recent amendment: 03-Jul-2000
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TQ 1471 SW HIGH STREET 22/18/2 HAMPTON HILL 22-MAY-72 (West side) 167 (Formerly listed as: HIGH STREET HAMPTON HILL 165 AND 167)
Originally a pair of houses, now in one ownership. 1827. Stock brick with stucco ground floor Slate hipped roof with central brick chimneystack. Three storeys: 4 windows to main part, one to extension. Mainly glazing bar sashes but French windows to first floor. Semi-circular headed entrance doors. Continuous cast-iron balcony in Gothick taste to first floor. Three storey, one window extension to left with separate slated hipped roof.
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