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I've turned into quite a fan of the modern horeca-series, brought back and popularized by Bartender. It's a genre with an atmosphere unlike any other genre, and one of those very few types of series targeted solely at adults. The latest installment is Ristorante Paradiso: yet again a short but charming and relaxing series about a restaurant somewhere in Rome.
From the outside, the premise of this series indeed looks quite shaky. It's easy to think that this is just a harem, but this time the lead character being a female in her twenties and the male characters all being stereotypical bishounen in their forties or above. Thankfully, the series proves that it's fully able to avoid this cliché. There is one lead couple, and the rest of the characters all have their own romances.
One of the things that makes this series so enjoyable is how well it manages to handle its limited airtime of only eleven episodes, and yet it manages to develop a relatively large cast of characters. Every episode is basically dedicated to one or two characters, but they're all inspired and miles away from stereotypes. The characters here have realistic problems and issues, rather than those overdramatic ones you tend to often see in anime. Every episode keeps you guessing on what's going to happen next; despite the next-episode previews, you'll hardly ever find yourself able to predict what's going to happen next, or what the next character's back-story is going to be about.
And still the series forms a coherent whole in the end. A major theme is the past, and how it affects characters today. Surprisingly, most people in this series have relatively dark pasts, but unlike most other anime they hardly ever bear grudges or feel depressed. A major theme of this series is not getting worked up about what happened in the past, but instead using these experiences to enjoy today. It's a theme that's explored wonderfully throughout the series, and makes it feel complete.
Of course, you need to know that this isn't the series for those who want action or lots of drama. Instead, it's meant to be relaxing, while most of the drama is done very subtly without ever dragging on. Apart from that though, I couldn't find any major flaws in this series, or reasons why one would not want to watch this. It's not anything epic, but what it does it does really well: the creators really put thoughts into how they could make this show work best, and not let a minute go to waste. It's a recommendation for those who are looking for a short relaxing series.


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I'm sure most of you know that Bret Easton Ellis' new novel "Imperial Bedrooms" came out. I didn't. I just found out. Living under a rock will do that sometimes. Anyways for those of you who don't know fuck all about Ellis, he's the douche who wrote stuff like American Psycho, Lunar Park and Less Than Zero (which I strongly argue should be taught at every goddamn high school). [ Continue Reading ]

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Im going to have a series of posts on the Q&A from The Dembski Affair. No, Im not posting audio/video. Just wait, and just trust me. Again, all quotes are paraphrased-- audio is super quiet at some times, hidden behind audience applause/laughter in others.
The first comment of the evening came from the fellow who placed the full page ad in the school newspaper against ID. You see, Dembski spent the first 5-10 minutes of his talk trying to show everyone that ID Creationists DO publish (the ad said that they do not), and this fellow wanted a moment to clarify.
Dembski did not want him to do that.
You see, the papers Dembski listed? They dont *technically* support ID. They admitted that under oath at Dover. But the audience heckled Dembski over his whines of "Its question tiiiiime!" (as opposed to snack time? nap time? heh.) so the fellow got his comments in.
Dembski lucked out. "Those publications do not support ID Creationism" was not the path this fellow chose to take. Instead, he apologized for stating IDCs hadnt published, and reworded this into a question:
"Why do IDC publish 'direct to consumer' books, as opposed to pushing their ideas in the scientific world?"But give Dembski an inch, he takes a mile. With a sense of smug satisfaction, having dodged a bullet on stage, Dembski declared "Well you can send me an apology and Ill post it on my blog."
Alas, he never answered that question.
But the fellow at the mic took a moment to get a zinger in. "You listed 8 peer reviewed articles. How many people in this audience have published more than 8 articles? (several people raise their hands) So... there are at least half a dozen people in this audience, who by themselves, have published more than the entire ID community in the past decade. Ill get you that apology tomorrow."
Dembski: "I would say thats not all of it! We're a minority! When you consider what happened to Stephen Meyer... (fellow interrupts, rightly so) WAIT A SECOND IM TALKING! IM TALKING! There are lots of papers that talk about design! But they have to add disclaimers that 'this paper has nothing to do with Intelligent Design'. The climate of hostility is very great on us. My colleague Robert Marks has 300! We're starting a program now on evolutionary informatics. We face tremendous hostility! Many of us have lost jobs over this! So dont be so smug about this! A lot of this we have to fly under the radar, we cant be upfront about our views of intelligent design. Its not quite how you make it up. We have people who have published an awful lot. Some of us have to be careful to keep our livelihoods. Ehhhh eh."
So a few points on Q1:
- The papers Dembski listed do not support ID. They admit that.
- Dembski did not answer why they publish 'direct-to-consumer' rather than in peer reviewed papers. I have two hypotheses. One-- theyre full of shit. They can only publish said shit to feed to their 'fellow' flock. Its a wonder they dont all have MadCow. Two-- You dont get royalties off Science sales.
- Meyer and Sternberg refused to play by the rules every other scientist on this planet has to play by, and used Sternbergs position to usher a sub-par Meyer article into a non-relevant journal. Special treatment for Creationists. Sorry, science isnt the Baptist church. You dont get special treatment. And you get in trouble for screwing around like that. I know I know-- no special treatment AND you have to take responsibility for your actions. Creationists nightmare.
- Dembski should not bring up Robert Marks and Baylor.
- One who does nothing to benefit humanity should not bitch about 'maintaining their livelihoods.' If you were a plumber that couldnt plumb, you would be fired. If you were a nurse that couldnt nurse, you would be fired. Yet again, though, Dembski wants special treatment for Creationists. They are 'scientists' that wont do any science and 'mathematicians' that wont do math, and they 'fear for their jobs'! GASP! You mean, one day, Dembski might have to publish a theorem or write a peer reviewed paper to keep his job??? YOU MONSTERS! MARTYR!!! MAAAAARTYR!!!


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A few of our favorite Modern Family members splinter off into some pretty unusual pairings and Cameron introduces Mitchell to Costco, aka nirvana.
When Phil attempts to connect with Haley's boyfriend, Claire wonders why he never tried that with her dad. So Phil heads over to Jay's for a little one-on-one time. If you look up "awkward" in the dictionary, you may see a picture of these two trying to bond. Nevertheless, Jay enlists Phil's help in putting the final touches on a model airplane. The men then head out to a field for a little flight time. Phil drives Jay crazy with his repeated requests to fly the plane. Jay won't let him man the controls, but does offer to let Phil play "thread the needle."
The object of "thread the needle" is to have Phil hold a hoop high above his head as Jay flies the plane through it. Sounds like a plan, right? Jay sends Phil to the far side of the field. Believe us when we say that, as far as Jay's concerned, Phil can't go far enough. Unfortunately, the plane comes in a little low and totally nails Phil in the face. Our favorite modern dad is down! It's painfully hilarious.
Claire argues with Alex about wearing dresses. Gloria offers to take Alex shopping and the two engage in a series of extremely honest discussions; something Alex is not accustomed to doing with her mom. Of course, we're thinking there's such a thing as being too honest when Alex asks Gloria how many men she's slept with.
We learn that the reason Alex doesn't like wearing dresses is because that's Haley's thing and she wants to be her own person. She's the smart one. Gloria convinces her that she can be both smart and pretty and have her own identity no matter what she wears, even if it's a dress. BTW—the answer to Alex's earlier question is eight.
Manny is supposed to be on a playdate with Luke, but ends up chatting with Claire, which is fine with her. Claire loves that she has a family confidant who will listen to her concerns, sympathize with her plight and even offer some advice about Alex. Claire says, "Wow, sometimes it's hard to remember you're only 10 years old." "And three-quarters," Manny corrects while wearing a very mature-looking milk mustache.
"Mitchell is a snob." Those are Cameron's words, not ours. It seems Mitchell may feel he's above shopping at a place like Costco. He scoffs when he discovers the store has a wine section just past the tires. But Mitchell is totally giddy when he comes across the paper shredder he wanted. It's confetti and crosscut, which you have to admit, is pretty cool as far as shedders go. Soon the guys need a flatbed truck to hold everything Mitchell buys.
"I was in a plane crash," a bloody-nosed Phil cries as Jay helps him into the house. Claire thinks her dad did it on purpose because he never liked Phil. This forces Jay to suck it up and tell his son-in-law he truly does like him. Loopy from painkillers, Phil is overwhelmed and gives Jay a big, long, heartfelt hug. Now it looks like Jay's the one who needs the painkillers.
After totally cleaning out Costco, Mitchell and Cameron come by to catch Phil and Jay embracing on the couch. Gloria thinks this would be a good time for Jay to acknowledge that he also likes Cameron. Looks like we have the makings of group hug! Manny gets in on the action, too. It's a very funny exchange, one that we're sure Jay can't wait to forget. That'll be hard though, as Mitchell is capturing the moment on his brand spanking new camcorder. It was on sale…at Costco.


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The Royal and Ancient Burgh of Selkirk stands high above the Ettrick and Yarrow Valleys in the heart of the Scottish Borders.
Selkirk is famous is a town for its braes and wynds, and sudden unexpected views. This historic town can boast some famous patronages: William Wallace was proclaimed Overlord of Scotland in the town's Forest Kirk, while Sir Walter Scott served as Sheriff for 33 years. Halliwell's House, the town's oldest dwelling, is now the local museum.
Selkirk Common Riding, with over 400 riders taking part, is recognised as one of the oldest of the Border festivals and dates from the Battle of Flodden in 1513, where Selkirk sent 80 men with the Scottish King and only one returned, bearing a blood-stained English flag. Another tradition of the town is the Selkirk Bannock, a delicious fruit cake.
Three miles west is Bowhill house, a Georgian mansion, set in extensive grounds, with beautiful woodland walks and an adventure playground. Its Little Theatre hosts drama and music performances. The twin valleys of Ettrick and Yarrow contain some of the most glorious scenery in the Scottish borders, with St. Mary's Loch, southern Scotland's largest stretch of water.


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More than $500 million was invested or retained in Oakland County last year under the county's Emerging Sectors program.
It's the second-highest figure for the program since its inception in 2004, coming in behind 2007's $672 million, according to a news release from the county. Much of the investment seven years ago was due to a McLaren Hospital expansion in Independence Township.
Emerging Sectors is the county's business retention and attraction program specifically geared to replace lost manufacturing jobs with ones in high-tech fields.
The program has attracted more than $2.6 billion in new investment in the past nine years, the news release stated.
Among the highlights from last year's program investments, which totaled $518 million, were a $258 million investment through a consolidation of information technology services at the General Motors Corp.'s Proving Grounds in Milford and another $55 million by Rigaku Innovative Technologies in Auburn Hills. Those two projects created or retained about 800 jobs.
In addition, Mercury Medical Systems is spending $48 million and creating 100 new jobs by building an elder and assisted living community in Keego Harbor, according to the news release. That project is creating 100 jobs.
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A lot of the documents we encounter require there to be a signature. In data capture, these documents add an additional complexity as an operator either before data capture or after has to make sure each document is signed. When a document is not signed it very often has to go a different path of approvals. Often organizations will ask OCR vendors to read the signature in a form. Ability to recognize signatures is very expensive and requires a database of pre-existing signatures so often not feasible. But ability to find a signature and confirm it's presence is not that difficult at all.
Because documents with a signature line almost always have to be checked to assure a signature is there. This is an additional step of processing. However, companies often don't realize that the data capture software they are using can get all the fields off of the document and check accurately if a signature is present. By doing so they remove any additional steps and can flag only the documents that are not reporting a signature.
Using OMR, optical mark recognition technology, you can determine if a signature is present. In its simplest form, OMR check's to see if there is a substantial amount of black pixels in a white space. At a certain threshold of black, that field will be considered checked. If in a data capture setup you put an OMR field in the location where a signature should be then you will know that if it reports checked, there is signature present, and if unchecked, there likely is no signature.
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PCS Names Development Manager and Client Services Manager
Publishing software developer PCS is preparing for a busy 40th anniversary year in 2013 by remodeling its senior management structure. Long-serving database specialist Keith Hemmings has become development manager, while Simon Weare, who has had a number of customer-facing roles within the company, consolidates that experience as client services manager.
Hemmings joins the senior management team with overall control of product management and will sit between the product teams and the board of directors. He worked first for Marconi Space and Defense before starting on a more than 30-year career in publishing systems programming, integration and development. That began at Linotype Paul, and continued at QED – later IPA Systems – where he was technical director. He has been with PCS for more than 10 years with roles in contract management and support.
Weare takes responsibility over all customer-facing and software implementation staff. He started with PCS as a junior 13 years ago, working in technical services. He has worked in a variety of departments, including contract management with the PropertyNet, MotorNet and ART products. His strong technical skills have also taken him into the areas of technical services and field engineering within editorial and advertising.
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Press Computer Systems Ltd is part of the Claverley group of companies, a British media and publishing group, which includes the Wolverhampton Express & Star, the Shropshire Star, Precision Color Printing, and the Guiton Group in the Channel Islands.
While enjoying the backing of a major publishing group, PCS operates as a totally independent company, fully respecting the confidential nature of its relationship with each customer.
The company was formed in 1973 and today PCS is a leading systems supplier to the UK publishing industry with a comprehensive suite of proven integrated systems specifically designed to maximize the potential efficiency and profitability of information publishing. By maintaining a position at the cutting edge of technology PCS is committed to developing systems that help customers to push their business forward both in terms of revenue and technology.


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With government and media scrutiny at an all-time high, it's fairly clear that the DMO industry has done a lousy job communicating the critical importance of our work and why we do business the way we do. That said, we still need to be accountable. But, because DMOs and CVBs are such unique animals, how do we prove that we are "on the case" and producing a high ROI? It's time to schedule an outside Organizational Review.
DMOproz combines a unique knowledge of how DMOs work with a keen understanding of how they are viewed by government and the media. We'll examine the organizational structure, its management, its programming and its relationships throughout the community to provide the Board and Management a barometer of organizational excellence. Where we find aspects to crow about, we will. Where we find opportunities for enhancement, we'll communicate those to Management. And, if we discover issues regarding personnel, we'll communicate that in a private memo to management and/or the Board.
We're your partners in this process because we want you to succeed and be able to leave a mark on your destination and the people you serve. And, DMOproz only accepts Organizational Audits that are designed to improve the DMO. If the Audit is a designed to be thinly veiled hatchet job, we'll pass.To discuss our unique take on how Organizational Assessments can work for you, call or e-mail Terri White, our High Priestess of Client Relations.
It's not about red states or blue states. It's about who's got "the juice." Or, as Tom Jones once said, "the lead and how to swing it." A veteran of several successful legislative and public referendum initiatives, Bill Geist has been involved in swinging public and legislative opinion for over 30 years. From in-the-trenches lobbying to being part of the team that secured the public referendum win that resulted in the realization of Frank Lloyd Wright's Monona Terrace, Bill has the background and experience to assist your destination in crafting the right messages to the right stakeholders.
We've been a part of the initiative to secure a September 1 school start date in Wisconsin, the rescue of the Illinois Tourism Budget from a Governor that wanted to slash it in half and increasing the investment of Room Tax revenues into DMO programming (see Mom, that Political Science degree did come in handy!). And now, with DMOvizion, we're able to test your messaging on focus groups to discover ways to energize your base or capture the imagination of fence-sitters to bring them over to the light.
You need a speaker who can inform, entertain and create a sense of purpose in your audience. A speaker who can combine real life success stories with compelling trend indicators to suggest winning strategies for the future.
Today's audiences need a certain "immediance"… that cutting edge mix of entertainment and information. And, Bill Geist speaks the "Zeitgeist" (i.e., the spirit of the time, the essence of the moment) to audiences across North America.
The DMO world is evolving at break-neck pace…and Bill's on the case. His presentations identify the new paradigms in which destination marketing now resides, along with the disintermediation of disruptive technologies and services, and paint a bold new view of the future of Destination Marketing.
Just as important as giving your audience what they need, we also give you what you need...and that's not a hassle. You'll find Bill to be one of the easiest speakers with whom you'll ever work. No need to sort the m&ms for this guy. Plus, you automatically get another ace for your hand in Terri White...your confident confidant. A former meeting planner, she knows what used to bug the snot out of her with the prima donna speakers (and their assistants) she occasionally came across. And, you can rest assured she'll make sure your experience is a breeze. A presentation by Bill Geist makes you look good...and provides some fun for you along the way.
To get the ball rolling, call Terri today at 608-999-0325 or e-mail her at firstname.lastname@example.com
Board Leadership Workshops
Based on the book, Destination Leadership, author Bill Geist leads Boards through rapid-fire, half-day workshops to help redefine tomorrow's governance models for DMOs. From a fresh perspective on Board design and the nomination process to developing an understanding of the difference between the roles of Boards and Staff, Bill mixes compelling concepts from old-school governance experts like John Carver and Doug Eadie with NextGen thought leaders like Harrison Coeuver and Mary Byers with the political realities of today's Destination Marketing Organizations.
The first half of the workshop lays the groundwork for a wide open discussion of opportunities for Board enhancements during the second half. As no two DMOs are the same, there is no "one way" to approach CVB governance. Thus, we'll weigh the possibilities, opportunities and current political realities to develop guidelines and suggestions for Board consideration and approval.
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Staff Marketing Workshops
Sometimes, it's about jump starting the thought processes of your sales and marketing professionals. If so, a DMOproz Marketing Workshop is just what the doctor ordered. Bill Geist will spend a half or full day with your professional staff to serve as both a sounding board as well as an instigator of new ideas with which to power future marketing strategies. From reviewing online strategies to considering the future of time-tested tactics that may no longer be relevant, Bill will challenge your staff to focus on ROI and the best ways to connect with today's evolving clients and consumers.


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A. C. Torres
In all phases of New Mexico's development A. C. Torres is equally interested and along many lines of progress he has been an active worker. At the present time he is serving as chairman of the board of regents of the New Mexico School of Mines. He makes his home in Socorro, where is (sic) is filling the office of postmaster and is also editor and proprietor of the El Defensor. He was born in Socorro county on the 28th of February, 1868, a son of Canuto Torres and Isabelita Padilla de Torres, both of whom were natives of Socorro county. The father has now departed this life, while the mother makes her home in Socorro.
A. C. Torres is one of a family of seven children, of whom six are yet living. His youthful days were spent in his native county and during the period of his boyhood he attened the public schools, making good use of his opportunities, so that he eventually took up the profession of teaching, which he followed for several years. He was also county superintendent of schools for four years and has never ceased to feel the deepest interest in the cause of education, while the efforts that he has put forth have been resultant factors in promoting educational instituation in the state. His fellow townsmen appreciative of his worth and ability have on various occassions called him to public office and he enjoys the respect of the adherents of the repubican party as well as the confidence and good will of the followers of democracy, among whom he is numbered. He served as city clerk and is now occupying the position of postmaster at Socorro, to which he was appoined by President Wilson. His public duties further embrace service as chairman of the board of regents of the New Mexico School of Mines, in which connection he has put forth every possible effort to raise the standard of the school and make it of the greatest possible benefit as a source of practical instruction to those who will probably become factors in development of the rich mineral resources of this state.
Mr. Torres has been married twice. In August, 1898, he wedded Miss Encarnacion Torres, who died February 8, 1912. In March, 1915, he married Miss Margarita Telles. He owns an attractive home in Socorro, together with a number of city lots and several substantial buildings. He takes an active and helpful interest in all public enterprises of town and county and cooperates heartily in all well formulated plans for the development and improvement of city and state. He is a member of the Spanish-American Alliance and he is interested in every movement which bring into close connection the Spanish and American population of the state in their effort to utilize and develop New Mexico's resources and improve her opportunities for making this one of the great states of the Union.
Ralph Emerson Twitchell, editor, The Leading Facts of New Mexican History, Volume IV (Cedar Rapids, IA: The Torch Press, 1917), 377-378.
For more information about Anastacio C. Torres, including a photo of him, check on this link.


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TELEPHONES: All university offices may be dialed directly from off-campus telephones. The calling numbers of all major offices are listed under the name of the university in the public telephone directory. For general information and assistance, dial (415) 338-1111. The San Francisco State University Home Page can be accessed on the Internet at www.sfsu.edu.
The university's Bulletin is issued by the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs. Information about academic programs is revised to February 1, 2001. Changes in programs occur throughout the year and all information is subject to change without prior notice.
Copies of the Bulletin may be purchased at The SFSU Bookstore or ordered by mail. The price per copy, established by the Board of Trustees of The California State University, is $12.00 including sales tax. For information regarding mail orders and shipping, call (415) 338-2092.
Regulations, procedures, and other information which are changed before the next publication of this Bulletin will appear in other official university publications.
Students are responsible for the information contained in these pages. Failure to read and understand the deadlines and regulations will not exempt a student from whatever consequences may occur.


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Skips can be extremely useful for residents of Ty'n-y-Groes when clearing out any building or house. They are also widely used within the construction industry. They are ideal for holding construction waste and other types of rubble. They are also widely used when renovating a building and to dispose of old dated furniture and internal fittings. Once a skip has been filled, it will then be taken away on a truck which usually has a crane attached and from then on to a recycling or landfill plant.
Whether you're cleaning out your garage or you've been busy in the garden and need to dispose of your garden rubbish, our domestic skips are just what you need. We've got a wide range of sizes that will suit your needs.
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Animal Control Unit
Handling matters involving wild and domesticated animals all over the city
Animal Control Officers are frequently called to handle vicious animal complaints, cruelty cases, problematic wildlife, injured animals, barking dogs, abandoned pets, and many other types of cases in which an animal needs help.
The unit works closely with Raleigh Police Department's patrol officers and detectives, who sometimes encounter mistreated, starving, or vicious animals when they respond to calls or serve search warrants. Animal Control Officers also check in with Wake County sheriff's deputies who find abandoned pets in Raleigh residences from which the tenants have been evicted.
For any animal related services, please contact Animal Control Dispatch at 919-831-6311.
Please be aware of the following city codes that apply to animals. If you want to read any animal ordinance, feel free to look up any city code.
Dog and Cat Tag Program Suspended
Effective July 1, 2012 The City no longer requires Dog and Cat tags.
Animal Food and Shelter
All dogs and cats should given adequate food, water and shelter. Adequate shelter is defined as an enclosure of at least three (3) sides, a roof and a floor. The enclosure needs to be ventilated and must have sufficient room for the animal(s) to move around freely and to lie down comfortably.
The following are not considered an adequate shelter:
- underneath outside steps, decks and stoops;
- inside of vehicles;
- underneath vehicles;
- inside metal or plastic barrels or cardboard boxes; or
- rooms, sheds or other buildings without windows or proper ventilation.
Failure to comply with this ordinance is a class-one misdemeanor, punishable by fine and incarceration.
Animal Impoundment
The Animal Control Officers make every effort to find an animal's owner before they take pets to the Wake County Animal Center.
TriangleLostPets is intended to help reunite pets and their families in Wake and several other counties.
Wild animals caught by Animal Control officers are released back into the wild if healthy.
Dead/Dangerous Animals
Nuisance Animals
According to the City of Raleigh Animal Control Ordinance, a nuisance animal is described as one that is:
- Found repeatedly running at large
- Damaging property
- Fouling the air with odors
- Habitually making loud noises or barking
- Endangering the public health
- Vicious
- Causing unsanitary conditions of enclosure or surroundings
- Offensive or dangerous to public health by virtue of number or type
Wild animals caught by Animal Control officers are released back into the wild if healthy. Sick animals are taken for treatment by a veterinarian or, if necessary, euthanized by the SPCA.
It is important to stay safe and remember a few of these warnings:
- Keep away from stray animals
- Avoid leaving pets alone outside
- Don't break up fighting animals
Residents of Raleigh may contact Animal Control at 919-831-6311 to report animal complaints.
Dead animals
Solid Waste Services will collect a dead animal that has been placed at the curbside. Residents may put the animal in a bag or a box if desired. Please do not place a dead animal in the garbage cart or recycling bin.
Call Customer Services at 919-996-3245 to arrange for collection of a dead animal prior to placing it at the curbside.
To report a dead animal in the public right of way or on a city street, call Customer Services at 919-996-3245 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. After hours and on weekends report the dead animal to 919-996-6311.
Please ensure your pets have proper identification in either a collar and tag or chip implant. Solid Waste Services attempts to contact owners of animals with identification. Owners may claim the remains or collar if still available.
Dog Tethering and Leash Law
The City has regulations regarding tethering dogs and leashes.
Learn more about Dog Tethering and Leash Law
"Pooper Scooper" Law
The person responsible for any dog must remove feces deposited by the dog from any private property unless the owner of the property has given permission allowing such use of the property. Removal of animal feces is not just a courtesy, it is an environmental necessity.
When animal feces are not removed as required by law, rain water carries it into the storm drains. The City's stormwater system is separate and does not treat water. This gravity-directed system merely carries stormwater complete with litter, including animal feces, on its natural path to the creeks and streams that feed into the Neuse River -- a source of drinking water for millions of North Carolinians.
The animal feces that you see going into that stormwater drain will wind up in our creeks, streams and the Neuse River. This pollution leads to the development of oxygen-robbing algae and other problem organism which can cause fish kills and human health threats.
Common Misconceptions
One misconception that the Animal Control Officers must battle every day is that all the animals they take into custody will be euthanized. The Animal Control Officers make every effort to find an animal's owner before they take it to the shelter, if they suspect it may be a pet, and they also work closely with rescue groups that attempt to find homes for the nearly 5,000 animals they pick up each year.
Unfortunately, some wild animals such as raccoons, bats, and foxes must be euthanized because they tend to carry rabies. However, the Animal Control Officers have contacts at rescue organizations where they can bring other injured wildlife to be treated and rehabilitated, as well as rescue groups that specialize in reptiles and other exotic pets.


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Sharing the gospel through social media can be easy and fun. As we create and share content online that reflects the gospel, we can help people come unto Christ. Take courage to share your beliefs via any of the following ways:
Google Plus
Other Social Sites and Ways to Share
- The list above does not encompass all social networks or ways you can share the gospel online. Social media will only continue to grow, and as you look for new and effective ways to bring others to Christ, remember to always follow the Spirit's promptings so that you can share the good news in a spirit of charity.


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Skrillex (or, Sonny Moore) proves his ability to diversify and develop an intimate style of production on his latest EP, Leaving. But for every step forward that he takes on this EP, he actually takes two steps back.
The hallmark of Leaving is its title track. Critical outlets that formerly spurned Moore for his pandering brostep sounds are now championing his derivative Burial tropes. The track is by far Moores most competent, playing with a variety of pacing tricks and subtle vocal shifts that help shape the track in a meaningful way. It explores Moores interest with the subtleties of dub music, which is surprising given the artists penchant for grandiose dub-anthems.
Yet not after long, the nuance of "Leaving" is bungled due to Moores insufferable excitement over the same dubstep treasure map he's been touting for years. The opening half of The Reason features a twisted female vocal sample and some straightforward drum and bass loops through a variety of pitch filters. Scary Bolly Dub is exactly the kind of Skrillex so much of the zeitgeist has vilified him for promoting: pulling a vocal sample from a YouTube video and placing it delicately before the drop of the bass. Three and a half minutes of screeching, bouncing synths and massive stadium-filling bass. And while Moore has proven it to be enjoyable in the right circumstances — say in front of 10,000 screaming fans — the track on its own, sounds pandering.
There are moments where Moore gets it right, such as "Leaving", when he actually allows himself to orchestra and produce, opposed to just creating more fodder for the bass starved, festival goers. However, the Leaving EP as a whole lacks the innovation we were hoping would kickstart electronic music in a new direction in 2013.
Essential Tracks: "Leaving"


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Sendmail is the classical SMTP server from the unix world. It was originally coded long time ago, when the internet was a safer place, and back then, security didn't matter as much as does today. Therefore it used to have several security bugs and it got some bad reputation for that. But those bugs are long fixed and a recent sendmail version is as safe as other SMTP servers. If your top priority is security, you should probably use netqmail, however.
The goal of this article is to setup Sendmail for local users accounts, without using mysql or other database, and allowing also the creation of mail-only accounts. This article only explains the required steps configuring Sendmail; after that, you probably want to add IMAP and POP3 access, so you should install Dovecot.
Install the package sendmailAUR from the AUR.
DNS Records
You should have a domain, and edit your MX records to point your server. Remember some servers have problems with MX records pointing to CNAMEs, so your MX should point to an A record instead.
- Create the file
/etc/mail/sendmail.mcwith the following content:
include(`/usr/share/sendmail-cf/m4/cf.m4') FEATURE(use_cw_file) dnl FEATURE(`relay_entire_domain')dnl FEATURE(`virtusertable', `hash /etc/mail/virtusertable.db')dnl OSTYPE(linux)dnl MAILER(local)dnl MAILER(smtp)dnl
- Then process it with
m4 /etc/mail/sendmail.mc > /etc/mail/sendmail.cf
- Create the file
/etc/mail/local-host-namesand put there your domains:
localhost your-domain.com mail.your-domain.com localhost.localdomain
- Create the file
/etc/mail/accessand put there the base addresses where you want to be able to relay mail. Lets supose you have a vpn on 10.5.0.0/24, and you want to relay address from any ip from there:
- Then process it with
makemap hash /etc/mail/access.db < /etc/mail/access
- Edit the file
/etc/mail/aliasesand uncomment the line
#root: human being hereand change it to be like this:
root: your-username
- You can add aliases for your usernames there, like:
coolguy: your-username somedude: your-username
- Then process it with
- Create the file
/etc/mail/virtusertableand put there aliases that includes domains (useful if your server is hosting several domains)
firstname.lastname@example.com your-username email@example.com other-local-user
- Then process it with
makemap hash /etc/mail/virtusertable.db < /etc/mail/virtusertable
Start the server
/etc/rc.d/sendmail start


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Art Design
#computers #installation #maps #recycling
Enormous World Map Made from Recycled Computers by Susan Stockwell
UK-based artist Susan Stockwell recently completed this gigantic world map made from recycled computer components for the University of Bedfordshire. Entitled World, the piece has been in progress since 2010 and uses motherboards, electrical wiring, fans, and myriad other components donated by Secure IT Recycling. Although Stockwell has worked with electronic components for additional projects, her work with paper is also extraordinary and has been making the rounds quite a bit.
If you liked this, also check out the work of Murilo Melo.


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Shhhh...Do not wake up the Grizzly Bear.
Spotted this cute item while shopping at Main Place (USJ 21), the latest shopping mall which just opened its doors 3 days ago.
This is actually a bean bag from FREEASY Bean Bag
It's a 3D printing and it looks so real like a REAL Sleeping Bear.
Imagine having this in your home.
How cool is that. But it doesn't come cheap! It's imported from Hong Kong and priced at RM799. I aspire to have one but that will have to wait.
Here are some other designs available.
For animal lovers here's one you can't miss (Dog/Cat Design).
Priced at RM499 each. Plain ones are RM399
Picture courtesy of Freeeasy
YOUTUBE VIDEO of the beanbags
And this is my personal favourite $$$
Nice idea but not so practical, unless you want to design your home like a bank.
Picture courtesy of Freeeasy
Swing by the new mall and check it out. Their roadshow is located on the second floor, next to Popular Bookstore and will be there for a month only until fourth week of April 2014
Next outlet opening soon in Centrepoint Bandar Utama from 18th April 2014 onwards.
For more info on the bean bags check out their website here
Beanbag price starts from RM399
Here's a snapshot of the mall located at:
Jalan USJ21/10, Persiaran Kewajipan,
47630 Subang Jaya, Selangor
For more info on this mall go to:http://www.mainplace.com.my/mall
Jalan USJ21/10, Persiaran Kewajipan,
47630 Subang Jaya, Selangor
For more info on this mall go to:http://www.mainplace.com.my/mall
(Hint Hint: Uniqlo is opening its doors at 10am tomorrow, 28th Mac 2014)
Happy shopping!


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Thanks to MindLoveMisery's Menagerie for hosting this week's Tale Weaver prompt:
Tallia heard the chime as the door to her small magic shop opened. She was usually alerted to a customer's presence ahead of time. She could feel them before they chose to come inside her store and browse. She could especially feel them when they came to her shop with a purpose.
She brushed back her hair, dyed a light purple-hue of grey as was fashionable. Although, she wasn't much older than her mid-twenties, her business did well. There was always a a demand for certain products she sold. Her Aunt Willow had run this shop for years before her untimely death.
Tallia had kept the name of the shop: Fairy Dust. She had, however, remodeled the shop Aunt Willow had left her to run. She made the shop modern and inviting, but retained its sense of the mystical. She loved her Aunt, but she also loved that the shop was no longer a hole in the wall.
Tallia's store at first glance, catered to those who were browsing for small treasures or jewelry. Knickknack items which were more magic themed souvenirs or memorabilia, than actual magic.
But hidden among the knickknacks were items which could be powerful if used correctly. The items in the restricted section in the back of the store were more powerful than the ones placed out in the open.
The magical items placed here and there upfront were for decor purposes and to let certain customers know what kind of shop Fairy Dust truly was. Only her regulars were allowed in the back with permission.They knew exactly what they were searching for and how dangerous certain magical ingredients and objects could be.
A man called out to Tallia in the shop after she let him browse around for ten-minutes; she waited to see what the man wanted. The fact she had not felt him coming alarmed her.
"Hello is anyone there?" the man asked.
Tallie smiled at the man. He had bright green eyes and dark hair. He was quite attractive, she thought. Then a shadow was caste over her mind. The man appeared harmless enough, but she knew there was some kind of darkness in him.
She held onto the cross hanging from her throat for a moment. It was a protective piece of jewelry and it also confirmed her feelings there was something odd about this man being here. The darkness followed him around and it unnerved Tallia who was starting to experience a headache.
"I'm sorry sir, I've had such a busy morning and I need to take a lunch break and go pick up some food. Is there anyway you could come back after lunch?" Tallia attempted to look as if she was faint from hunger.
The man sighed."I really need your help. It's not something that can wait."
"I'm so sorry," Tallia replied, coming out from behind her cash register." I need to leave. I can't wait for food. My blood sugar is too low," she lied.
The man appeared exasperated. "Alright, I'll be back in an hour and a half. He handed Tallia his business card. "You will be back right?"
"Of course, Teegan," she said peering at his business card, "One needs to make a living, don't they?"
Teegan Foster smiled at this and left out the front door. Tallia could feel the shadow lessening quickly as he walked away from her shop. She decided she would indeed close the store for today.
She hoped this might encourage him to visit another magic shop in the city, where they were more experienced dealing with darker magic. She didn't want to deal with whatever Teegan Foster's problem was, unless she had no other choice.
Tallia wrote a quick sign saying she had become ill and would be closed for the rest of the day. She wrote the number of another magic shop on the sign which was close by, for an customers needing emergency supplies. She tapped the sign on the shop's front door.
The following day Tallia returned to work refreshed. Some of her regulars had come to the store this morning. She chatted with them as she helped them find correct items for spells and potions.
She swapped stories with them and they laughed at the happenings in each other's lives. Many of them had known Tallia since she was as a small girl at the shop; her Aunt had raised her.
Sometime later, Tallia's head started to throb. She clutched the cross around her neck, feeling the dark shadow around a certain someone drawing closer.
Her regulars had left long ago. She was all alone as she sat down on a stool behind the counter. A green-eyed and sharply dressed Teegan Foster came in the door and stopped abruptly in front of Tallia had the cash register. She instantly felt his darkness clouding her mind and making her dizzy.
"Are you feeling better?" Teegan asked her.
Tallia nodded."I'm fine, I'll be fine," she murmured.
Teegan frowned, "I'm sorry, you don't look well. That's my fault, here." She saw him whisper something and the shadow faded and her pain lessened.
"What, what can I help you with Mr. Foster?" Tallia asked, her voice unsteady.
"It's just Teegan, Tallia. I need a particular potion. Your Aunt Willow was the only one who could make it for me, and her mother before her. I'm positive you know how to make the potion too. She must have mentioned me at sometime; I'm a long time customer."
"You don't look so old?"
"I'm older than I appear, much older. But you might not understand such magic yet."
He came closer to her and stroked her cheek gently."It's okay Tallia. The potion I get here, it takes the darkness away for a long time. The pain you feel, the potion will ensure it doesn't come from me again ever."
Tallia nodded mutely. When Teegan, touched her, she felt a jolt which was beyond magic. She was attracted to him, more than she would like to admit. But she didn't trust him.
Instead of looking at Teegan, she stepped away and brought out her Aunt's old tome from a small room behind the front counter. It was a volume full of customers, spells, and potions from the past two centuries.
Tallia eventually found a page for Teegan, explaining everything she had to do to make his potion. It wasn't a difficult potion to make and the ingredients seemed normal, she noticed with surprise.
She wondered why Teegan needed it so badly. She also saw the writing of the spell was neither her Aunt's or her Great-Aunt's writing. It was a script she had never noticed in this tome before. A woman with skilled and flowing handwriting had first written down this potions recipe.
"It will be an hour or so," Tallia told Teegan. " I'm sorry, you'll be waiting so long. You could've called the store and I would've made it early this morning."
"Um, I think you would've refused me. You would've went home again. Am I right Tallia?"
She flushed. "I wasn't well, Teegan. Honestly."
"Sure you weren't," he said. His smile was dazzling and he had dimples.
"I'll wait here for the potion. You've a comfortable waiting area in the front there. I can sit and read the news on my phone."
Tallia peered at her modern but cozy waiting are in front of the store's large window," Suite yourself, do you want something to drink?"
"A coffee please, with some milk," Teegan said.
"One moment," Tallia replied, feeling uneasy about him.
Although he seemed nice, she wondered what happened if Teegan didn't receive his potion. What could be worse than the shadow surrounding him? She also wondered how old he really was? Was this potion what kept him from aging? She shook her head at the thought. It wasn't possible, was it?
Magic often surprised Tallia but not trusting Teegan, she put a bit of sleeping drought and blended it with his milk and coffee. She might require more time than an hour to make this potion.
She wanted to call another magic shop she knew had been around for far longer than she wanted to know. Her Aunt's store had been relatively a new magic shop, despite it being in the family for generations.
Tallia felt the owner of the ancient store The Black Coven, a man a much older than herself named Jude, might have records what this potion her Aunt made for Teegan actually did. Surely, someone else of his kind had used it as well.
She served Teegan his coffee and he caught her blue-eyes and held them. She felt herself flush. He drank about half the coffee and set in down. He smiled at Tallia, thanking her and meeting her eyes again.
She went to the back of the store to start gathering ingredients. When Tallia came back out front fifteen-minutes later, Teegan was fast asleep. She sighed, trying to calm the hammering of her chest. She felt a bit guilty. Ignoring her guilt, she went to call Jude, hoping he would enlighten her on Teegan's mysterious potion.
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Auditory Development Lab
In the Auditory Development Lab we study the perception of sound in infants, children, and adults, as well as the acquisition of music and language. We are interested in what infants perceive when they listen to speech and music, how this changes as they grow, and what influences how sound perception develops. We use both behavioural and brain imaging (EEG, MEG) techniques to answer such questions as:
- Why do caregivers talk and sing to infants who don't understand the words?
- Can infants recognize tunes? If so, what aspects of the musical structure do they encode?
- How do infants perceive pitch, pitch patterns, and melodies?
- How is rhythm perceived?
- What is the multisensory relation between music and movement?
- How does musical training affect brain development?


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Release date: May 2Andrew Garfield returns as Peter Parker/Spider-Man, who begins looking further into his father's past and faces off against supervillains including Electro (Jamie Foxx). Emma Stone also returns as Gwen Stacy.
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Release date: May 2 (limited)Inspired by the true story of Dido Elizabeth Belle (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), the illegitimate mixed-race daughter of a Royal Navy officer (Matthew Goode) raised by her aristocratic great-uncle (Tom Wilkinson) in England.
Credit: Fox Searchlight
Release date: May 9A couple (Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne) with a newborn baby get into an escalating war with the brothers in a fraternity house (including Zac Efron) that moves in next door to them.
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Release date: May 16Bryan Cranston, Elizabeth Olsen and Aaron Taylor-Johnson star in this contemporary take on the monster tale.
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Release date: May 16Based on the true story of a sports agent (Jon Hamm) who travels to India in search of cricket players to play Major League Baseball.
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Release date: May 23Stars of the original "X-Men" trilogy return for this time-traveling sequel, in which Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) goes 50 years into the past in hopes of preventing a catastrophic future.
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Release date: May 23Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler ("The Wedding Singer," "50 First Dates") reteam for their third film together, starring as single parents who, after a bad blind date, find themselves stuck together at a resort with their children.
Release date: May 23 (limited)James Franco and Emma Roberts star in this film about the badly-behaved residents of a wealthy California town, adapted from Franco's short story collection and directed by Gia Coppola (granddaughter of Francis Ford Coppola).
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Release date: May 30Seth MacFarlane ("Family Guy") writes, directs, produces and stars in this Western comedy about a cowardly sheep farmer who must stand up to an outlaw seeking revenge. Also starring Amanda Seyfried, Charlize Theron and Liam Neeson.
Release date: May 30Angelina Jolie stars as the titular villain in this new take on the "Sleeping Beauty" tale, showing the events that hardened her heart and led her to curse the infant Princess Aurora.
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Release date: June 6A soldier (Tom Cruise) fighting in a war against alien forces finds himself caught in a time loop reliving his last day of battle. Also starring Emily Blunt.
Release date: June 6Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort star as Hazel and Gus, who fall in love after meeting at a support group for teens with cancer, in this adaptation of John Green's bestselling novel.
Release date: June 13Kristen Wiig, Gerard Butler, Kit Harrington, America Ferrera and Jay Baruchel lend their voices to this follow-up to the 2010 animated hit.
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Release date: June 13Schmidt (Channing Tatum) and Jenko (Jonah Hill) are back -- and this time they're going undercover as college students -- in this sequel to 2012's "21 Jump Street."
Release date: June 20The "Think Like a Man" couples reunite for a wedding in Las Vegas, but plans for a romantic weekend go awry when compromising situations threaten to derail the big event. With Kevin Hart, Gabrielle Union, Regina Hall and Jerry Ferrara.
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Release date: June 20Clint Eastwood directs this big-screen version of the musical about the story behind the 1960s group the Four Seasons.
Release date: June 27Mark Wahlberg joins the franchise as an auto mechanic who makes a discovery that brings the Autobots and Decepticons -- along with a paranoid government official -- down on him and his daughter. Also starring Stanley Tucci, Kelsey Grammer and Nicola Peltz.
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Release date: July 2After losing her job and learning her husband has been unfaithful, a woman (Melissa McCarthy) hits the road with her profane, hard-drinking grandmother (Susan Sarandon).
Release date: July 2Eric Bana stars as a New York cop who joins forces with a priest (Edgar Ramirez) schooled in the rituals of exorcism to combat the evils that are terrorizing the city.
Release date: July 4A dejected music executive (Mark Ruffalo) forms a bond with a young singer-songwriter (Keira Knightley) new to New York City. Also starring Hailee Steinfeld, Catherine Keener and Adam Levine, and written/directed by "Once" helmer John Carney.
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Release date: July 11Survivors of the devastating virus unleashed a decade earlier trigger a war between humans and Caesar's (Andy Serkis) growing forces. Also starring Gary Oldman, Keri Russell, Jason Clarke and Judy Greer.
Release date: July 18Director/writer James DeMonaco returns to his horror franchise for this sequel, showing what happens around a city during the annual event when all crimes become legal for 12 hours.
Release date: July 18Dusty (Dane Cook) shifts gears from racing and joins the world of aerial firefighting in this animated Disney sequel. Also featuring the voices of Julie Bowen, Ed Harris and Regina King.
Release date: July 18 (select cities); July 25 (wide)Zac Braff co-wote, directed and raised Kickstarter funding for this film about an actor (Braff) who winds up struggling to home-school his two children after his father can no longer pay their private tuition. Also starring Josh Gad, Kate Hudson, Joey King and Ashley Greene.
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Release date:July 25Dwayne Johnson stars as the titular demigod who is living as a sword-for-hire when the King of Thrace asks for his help defeating a tyrannical warlord. Directed by Brett Ratner and based on the graphic novels "Hercules: The Thracian Wars."
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Release date:July 25A married couple (Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel) wake up to find a sex tape they made has gone missing and begin frantically searching for its whereabouts.
Release date:Aug. 1An American pilot (Chris Pratt) becomes the subject of a manhunt after stealing an orb coveted by the villainous Ronan, and must team up with a group of cosmic misfits in order to evade him. With Zoe Saldana, Bradley Cooper, Vin Diesel and Benicio Del Toro.
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Release date: Aug. 8Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael return to the big screen to battle evil. With Megan Fox, Will Arnett, Johnny Knoxville and Tony Shalhoub as the voice of Splinter.
Release date: Aug. 15Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham return again as Barney Ross and Lee Christmas as they and the rest of the group face off against the Expendables' co-founder, Conrad Stonebanks (Mel Gibson), who is out to destroy them.
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Release date:Aug. 15Lois Lowry's classic tale gets the big-screen treatment as a boy named Jonah (Brenton Thwaites) who lives in a seemingly Utopian community is selected to receive memories about the real world from a man called the Giver (Jeff Bridges). Also starring Meryl Streep, Katie Holmes, Alexander Skarsgard and Taylor Swift.
Release date:Aug. 22Returning stars Jessica Alba, Rosario Dawson, Mickey Rourke and Bruce Willis join newcomers like Eva Green and Josh Brolin in this sequel to the 2005 Frank Miller crime thriller.
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Release date:Aug. 22A teenager (Chloe Grace Moretz), caught between life and death after a horrific car accident, must make the difficult choice whether to stay and live or slip away and die. Based on Gayle Foreman's young adult novel of the same name.
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Be prepared for scattered showers during the day on Thursday, with a slightly better chance of heavier rain or thunder later tonight and Friday morning.
More showers and thunderstorms are likely later Friday as well as at night.
The skies clear for Father's Day weekend. The weather will be great for Saturday afternoon and Sunday.


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Miss Shakin: "Hi. This is Cindy Shakin. I only have one dose left of my epilepsy medicine, and my mail order hasn't come yet. Can I get a few days of sample pills from your office until it gets here?"
Dr. Grumpy: "No problem. I'll put some up front with Mary for you. What time will you be in?"
Miss Shakin: "I have to work... Can I send my new boyfriend to pick them up?"
Dr. Grumpy: "Sure. What's his name?"
Miss Shakin: "Hang on..." (thunk as she puts phone down) "Hey! Wake up! Come on! You took all the covers. Hey, what's your name, anyway? No, I don't remember. I was drunk." (pause, comes back to phone). "He says his name is Dave. So a tall guy named Dave, with, um... dark hair, will be by today. Thanks."


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Learning and knowledge-building in extended organizationsMay 20, 2012
The IntelLEO project is going to its end, and we are looking back at what we achieved.
In the project we assumed that to support organizational responsiveness, cross-organizational learning and knowledge-building should be supported. Our assumption was that learning and knowledge-building (LKB) activities across organizational borders as well as within organizations would create conditions for organizational responsiveness to appear.
We adopted the knowledge conversion model by Nonaka & Takeuchi (1995) into cross-organizational settings,
identified learning and knowledge-building enablers and inhibitors,
and developed technological services that support those learning and knowledge-building activities that support responsive organization to emerge:
- the competence-based reflections in the format of the construction of learning paths and monitoring personal development in socially and organizationally embedded context (externalization and internalization activities) (see Siadty et al. 2011)
- the competence-annotated sharing and searching of knowledge (externalization, internalization)
- the competence-annotated searching for other learners or working partners and team-building (socialization and combination activities)
- the construction, accumulation and provision of organizational knowledge to its employees using the semantic web technologies and ontology framework (externalization and internalization activities)
We assumed that extended organizations are connected with temporal learning and knowledge building activities, and we may conceptualize such an extended organization (an IntelLEO – intelligent learning extended organization) as a distributed cognitive system.
Socially distributed cognition, where cognitive processes are distributed across members of a social group by knowledge exchanges also contains mutual awareness, communicating and socially provided support as an external locus of control for cognition. The forms of socially distributed cognition are:
– monitoring peers' activities for mutual awareness, social surveyillance (such as friend-feeds, wall, mashups)
– peer-scaffolding (commenting, rating, favouriting)
Distributed cognition involves coordination between internal and external (material and environmental) structures through causal coupling (an embodied cognition) that enables adapting one's actions to fit to environmental conditions.
These also associate with the distributed intelligence and dispersed learning processes carried out in a loosely coupled way. Such distributed intelligence creates a distributed cognitive system that also contains a feedback loop to community/organizational culture – cognitive processes can be distributed through time in such a way that products of earlier events (of the same person, of other community/organization members or members from different community) can transform the nature of later events.
This may take different formats:
– creating and using personal knowledge aggregations
– using the external knowledge organization of peer's (tags, annotations to the resources they have used)
– using bottom-up or top-down aggregated organizational knowledge (tagclouds, semantic search)
– creating and organizing personal reflections (blog posts)
– using externalized peer's knowledge (blog posts)
– creating personal networks (mashing feeds to monitor)
– benefitting from community browsing (from shortcuts the personal networks create in the community).
Here are some results from the interviews with workplace learners about using the IntelLEO framework for learning and knowledge-building (LKB):
|The temporal LKB activities that have been identified as the prerequisites of organizational responsiveness
|These acts create distributed cognition possibilities across EO in IntelLEO
|Examples of temporal LKB acts perceived by workplace learners
1. The presence of knowledge exchanges among employees
Cognitive processes are distributed across the members of a social group (a socially distributed cognition).
Better communication
Becoming open
Exchanging knowledge and experiences
Acknowledging that someone might read and learn from my reflections.
Sharing, asking and commenting to support the development of learning partners
Helping my colleagues to discover interesting online resources
Cross-organizational collaboration on research projects
Starting and sharing new learning areas in the company
Sharing relevant information with a group
Shared goal or experience supports LKB
Sharing information complements each other's knowledge and increases group synergy
2. The opportunity for employees within an organisation to use knowledge to adapt their actions to appropriately fit environmental conditions
Cognitive processes involve coordination between internal and external (material or environmental) structure through causal coupling (an embodied cognition)
The continuously changing and evolving job requirements impose the need for constant learning of new things
Autonomy for deciding when and how to learn
Performing LKB primarily for oneself
Organising learner's current/planned knowledge is increasing the willingness to get involved in LKB
Giving the big picture – what have you done, how have you done it and what else you should learn
Reflection makes to analyse development and think thoroughly about the activities
Showing the learning progress motivates others' learning
Documenting one's knowledge increases the others' motivation to learn within the organization
Reading colleagues' entries help to realize that my contribution can also be useful for my colleagues
Seeking external solutions for internal challenges
Seeing what and how others have learnt – that makes to think should I learn it as well, how could I learn it
Reusing the "lessons learned" of my colleagues for planning learning
Peers' contributions influence to see own things from different viewpoint
Providing the organisational goals on what to learn
Can take a look at the example-learning paths, created by organization
Benefiting and learning from the crowd-sourced knowledge and annotations gathered by the entire organization
Organizational goals may be harmonized with input from personal goals and work-practces
3. Distributed intelligence and dispersed learning processes carried out within loosely coupled different organisations
Processes are distributed through time in such a way that the products of earlier events can transform the nature of later events (feedback loop to organizational culture).
The sufficient mass of initial content in the system increases motivation to add
Looking back/finding at own entries and annotated resources
Identifying potential learning and/or research partners
Getting an insight into others' interests and goals
Following resources or persons
Associating the discovered resources with the task
Letting others to know of new contributions
Seeing the activities in interesting topics and of colleagues
Better structuring and organizing of the collective knowledge
The collaborators can easily access task-relevant resources
Collaboration between organizations influences positively the development of individuals
It influences the growth of the organizational and individual knowledge


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BRISTOL, R.I. (courtesy RWU Sports Information) – A trio of costly errors hurt the Brandeis baseball team in an 8-1 defeat at the hands of Roger Williams University today as the Hawks took advantage of three errors over the course of the seventh and eighth innings to score all eight runs.
Senior Dylan Britton (Poughquag, N.Y./Arlington) was dealing early on for the Judges, taking a no-hitter into the top of the fifth inning. He allowed his first hit of the game in the fifth on a leadoff single by Mike Thomas (Plainville, Conn.). However, the runner would not hurt Britton as junior 3B Dominic Schwartz (San Francisco, Calif./Lowell) doubled up Thomas at first after catching a hard-hit line drive by Jaime Timothy (Cohasset, Mass.). Britton would then get a strikeout to continue to hold the Hawks scoreless.
Britton's counterpart, Dan Julian (Stratford, Conn.), also pitched solidly for the Hawks, retiring the first nine batters in a row. Julian got into a jam in the fourth, with senior catcher Chris Ferro (Walpole, Mass./Walpole) leading off with a single and eventually moving to third. Ferro would score on an RBI groundout by Kyle Brenner (Brookfield, Mass./St. Peter-Marian), but that would be all Julian allowed as he escaped with just one allowed run despite having runners at second and third with one out.
Brandeis held the Hawks scoreless until the seventh, when RWU put three runs across with the help of a couple of Judge miscues. Matt Jefferis (Cheshire, Conn.) led off with a single, followed by Trevor Larson coming in to pinch run. Larson was sacrificed over to second, but then moved to third on a misplayed ball at second. With the bases loaded, Larson scored on a fielder's choice by Timothy. Mike Pascarella (Milford, Conn.) followed with an RBI single, and would later score after stealing third and coming home on an errant throw in Brandeis' attempt to catch him stealing.
Holding a 3-1 lead, the Hawks kept things going in the eighth, scoring five unearned runs in the inning. After loading the bases with two outs, a dropped pop-up at second base allowed Larson and Chris Travers (East Freetown, Mass.) to score to make it 5-1 RWU. Timothy stepped up next with a two-RBI triple to right center, followed by another RBI single by Pascarella to put the Hawks up by seven towards the win.
Britton took the hard-luck loss, allowing three unearned runs in seven innings, dropping to 4-3 on the season. Pat Seaward (York, Maine/York) was 2-for-3 for Brandeis, while Schwartz was 2-for-4. Brenner finished 1-for-3 with an RBI.
Josh Orosz (Fairfield, Conn.) earned the win in relief of Julian, pitching 3.1 scoreless innings. Julian allowed the one run in 4.2 innings of work, while Tyler Pogmore (Lebanon, Conn.) tossed a scoreless ninth. Timothy finished 1-for-4 with three RBI and two runs, while Pascarella was 2-for-5 with two RBI and two stolen bases. Larson scored twice with a walk in his lone at-bat.
Roger Williams (20-13) steps back into CCC play Saturday with a noon doubleheader at Western New England, while Brandeis (9-18) hosts Springfield Saturday in a doubleheader.


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