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In 1883, S. G. Roberts (member of the Dakota Territorial Council) convinced his fellow representatives to draft and pass bills that would allow the northern portion of Dakota Territory to create a penitentiary, "insane" hospital, and an agricultural college. The bills passed and Fargo was chosen to house the agricultural college, but the Territorial Legislature provided no funding for the creation of such a school. Funding was again denied in 1885 due to a large number of schools receiving tax money and the University of North Dakota being located eighty miles north of the agricultural college's proposed location. During the Constitutional Convention of 1889, a Bismarck-Fargo block decided that the Agricultural College would be located in Fargo and the state capital would be located in Bismarck. To smooth over hard feelings with Valley City, who was also in the running for the location of the Agricultural College, the Bismarck-Fargo block saw to it that the city received a teachers college. The bill creating the North Dakota Agricultural College was passed and signed into law by Governor John Miller on March 8, 1890. The first meeting of the Board of Trustees was on May 1, 1890. The following article appeared in the Daily Argus, May 2, 1890: "At the meeting of the Fargo Agricultural College board yesterday afternoon the following members were present: J. B. Power of Power, E. M. Upson of Cummings, M. Saunderson of Edgeley, and O. W. Francis of Fargo. Mr. Francis ws elected president and J. B. Power, secretary. After organization the situation was discussed and steps taken to obtain for the college the $15,000 to be given by the government for an experiment station. The board adjourned until the fifteenth." On the fifteenth, the board established an experiment station. "Forty acres on the Lowell farm, one half mile south of the city, have been secured. Buildings will be secured in the city." (Daily Argus, May 16, 1890) Clare B. Waldron, a botanist, was the first staff member hired to collect and classify grasses, plants, and soils of North Dakota. He arrived on July 19, 1890 and for the next three months he was the only staff member of the college or experiment station. The Agricultural College's first home was in the basement and main floor of Jones Hall at Fargo College (affiliated with the Congregational Church, opened in 1887 and closed in 1922). Later, a class in domestic economy was offered in a farm house located at the corner of Tenth Avenue and Seventh Street North. On April 18, 1891 the Agricultural College secured Section 36, Fargo Township as its home. The founders, first faculty members and others had great plans for the College. The approval of the first budget and the confirmation of the president (Horace E. Stockbridge) and the first three faculty (Henry L. Bolley, Edwin F. Ladd, and Clare Bailey Waldron) on October 15, 1890, mark the real beginnings of North Dakota Agricultural College (NDAC). Until the first building was built (Old Main), six rooms were leased from Fargo College. A provisional course of instruction was first given on January 6, 1891, although the first regular class of students was not admitted until September 8, 1891. (First Biennial Report, December 1892, p. 5; North Dakota Agricultural College, First Annual Catalogue, May 1892, p. 4 "The North Dakota Agricultural College is a state and national institution, belonging to the group of so-called land-grant colleges of the country, owing their existence to the provisions of the act of Congress, approved July 2, 1862, whereby grants of public lands were made to each of the states and territories for the purpose of endowing in each `at least one college whose leading object shall be, without excluding other classical and scientific studies, and including military tactics - to teach such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and the mechanic arts, in order to promote the liberal education of the industrial classes and professions of life.'" (North Dakota Agricultural College, First Annual Catalogue, May 1892) This "First Annual Catalogue" also defines the character and design of the institution, as well as its objective: "'The design of the institution is to afford practical instruction in agriculture and the natural sciences connected therewith, and also the sciences which bear directly upon all industrial arts and pursuits. The course of instruction shall embrace the English language and literature, mathematics, military tactics, civil engineering, agricultural chemistry, animal and vegetable anatomy and physiology, the veterinary art, entomology, geology, and such other natural sciences as may be prescribed. Political, rural and household economy, horticulture, moral philosophy history, bookkeeping, and especially the application of science and the mechanic arts to practical agriculture in the field. A full course of study in the institution shall embrace not less than four years, and the college year shall consist of not less that nine calendar months.'" … Further, "'the object of this institution is not the making of farmers, but rather the making of men and women, and then so to equip them that, if their inclinations draw them toward the farm, their efforts there may be reasonably expected to be attended by success. It is not the intention, however, to limit or restrict the capabilities of students, and while the curriculum is made sufficiently rigid to enforce the principles on which the work of the institution is founded, abundant scope is given by means of electives for the display of individual preferences and the development of personal abilities.'" In 1892, College Hall, the first building on campus, was completed (today called 'Old Main'), and contained classes, offices, and laboratories for the faculty, a room for the library, an uncompleted upper floor used as a gymnasium, the office of the President, and an enrollment of eighty. Unofficially, the students had been referring to the school as "North Dakota State College" since the early In November of 1958, a name change to North Dakota State University was placed on the state-wide ballot and lost by a narrow margin. Not to be deterred, a 15-member committee formed statewide that worked toward the placement of an amendment on the November 1960 ballot. On November 8th of 1960 the name change was approved 2-1 vote. This effort was in no large part due to the phenomenal effort of NDAC staff, faculty, students and alumni. On December 8, 1960, North Dakota Agricultural College officially became North Dakota State University NDSU's current enrollment is over 13,000 students, with over 650 resident faculty members. NDSU offers over 100 undergraduate and approximately 100 graduate programs of study, with degrees awarded at the doctoral, master's, professional, and baccalaureate levels. Various undergraduate minors and certificate programs are also available. NDSU's research expenditures surpass $100 million annually. NDSU's main campus encompasses 104 buildings on nearly forty-one square blocks or 258 total acres, 5.8 miles of streets and 16.7 miles of sidewalks and has continued its expansion into downtown Fargo. In all, NDSU is located on 22,053 acres of North Dakota land. (NDSU 2008-2010 Undergraduate Bulletin).


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It's not too often that we see Tom Jenkinson having to explain himself. As Squarepusher he has, for over a decade and a half now, nonchalantly thrown out some of the finest mind-bending electronica on offer in this world, but has very rarely been so open as to the thinking behind his work as with Shobaleader One.
You see, Shobaleader One: d'Demonstrator' is an anomaly. Jenkinson has formed a band, of sorts, and brought new players to the fore – nameless ones at that. Well, not so much nameless - just shrouded under a veil of electronic LED masks and pronounced-in-tongues names that allow Squarepusher to retain compositional rights.
Opening track 'Plug Me In' is, it seems, Squarepusher's interpretation of a slow jam – off kilter-slaps of snares envelope plucked acoustic guitars as a soliloquy of robotic vocals serenade with traditionally jazzy cadence and melody. For something so simply sultry and audacious, it still has that recurrent sense of beautiful disorientation. The initial glimpse into this new territory is incredibly potent and sets the album off on an intentionally ambiguous tack.
Follow up 'Laser Rock' rides on a rainbow-tinted 8-bit lick towards star bound swathes of synthesizers, before the pace slows down once more with 'Into The Blue' and 'Frisco Wave', where strummed acoustic guitars once more imply a somewhat lower key and seduction-based sound. Now, that's not to say that these slower movements are that way inclined, but the theme of this new collection of tracks seems to be 'love'. Not the kind of love that was uttered back in the My Red Hot Car days. This seems to be genuine, heartfelt stuff embedded throughout the music, best left to your own interpretation.
The vocals on offer here are based on a level of depth in listening as well as obscurity. They're as much as an instrument as anything else here, with a lot of them left deliberately indecipherable. Who knows if they are a nod to the sort of crunk and R&B musings of the autotuned masses – what's most important is the melodies they work on. And, more often than not, they are brilliant. Though the first half of the album is laid back and serenading, lead single 'Megazine' takes flight on a craft of distorted bass and romper-stomper drum machines. Another highlight comes in the form of 'Endless Night' – which has one of the most delectably intricate choruses (yes, a chorus) you may hear all year. Switching from an all-too-short stab of synth into bass-led funkadelics, all glued together by a subtler take on those robotic vocal chords, it's a perfect example of Shobaleader realising the creative potential that comes from each member, not just Jenkinson himself.
What Shobaleader One does is strike a finer balance between the accessible and the surreal than pretty much all of Jenkinson's previous releases. It retains all the elements that are recognisably Squarepusher but manages to filter them through this newly polished lens and thrusts it into a new, invigorating stream of light. It'd be difficult for even the most obdurate purist of his work to not admire something within Shobaleader, as it retains that freedom of expression that he has staunchly worked by for all of these years, another stage in the seemingly never-ending fruition of Jenkinson's delight at new creation.
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John Holland-McCowan led the Crimson offensive attack with four goals Saturday (photo courtesy Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – John Holland-McCowan found the back of the cage four times, including three in the fourth period, but Bucknell denied Harvard's upset bid, 13-11, in overtime Saturday. The Crimson fell to the CWPA Eastern Championship seventh-place game at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Blodgett Pool with the loss.
Holland-McCowan registered scores at the 7:14 and 3:47 marks of the fourth frame before netting another goal to break a 10-10 tie with less than two minutes remaining in the game. The Crimson faithful had its sight set on a dramatic upset after the freshman's goal, but the Bison answered inside of one minute to force overtime.
Bucknell used a man-advantage to score 26 seconds into the first of two three-minute overtimes. Defensive play shined in the overtimes as neither team was able to tally another goal until the Bison scored again with 2:03 minutes remaining in the second overtime.
The back-and-forth contest ended with the Crimson unable to answer in the remaining minutes.
Harvard was plagued by disqualifications as six Crimson players fouled out after committing three fouls and two players were forced to sit after receiving misconducts. The Crimson finished the game with seven eligible players.
The Crimson did a masterful job of killing man-advantages, holding the Bison to seven-of-25 in such circumstances, thanks in part to five saves from Alexandre Popp. Harvard converted five-of-13 chances while up a man.
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This worked out great and by painting it to match my interior it almost looks like a "factory" piece. I had my local auto paint store match the color of my dash shroud to some S.E.M. elastomeric color system paint. It adheres well to the plastic (with proper prep) and the color was spot-on after painting it. Install was fairly easy. Had to bend the brackets slightly. My only complaint would be that it needs to angle inward a bit more for a better view angle for the driver. But even so, it is still easy to see the Edge display. Cheers!


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Father's Day for a lot of guys starts with a bedside serving of charcoal toast or runny eggs, followed by a day in the hammock or a picnic at the park. For hot rodders in Southern California, and a few from everywhere else, the entire weekend is dedicated to Southern California's premier springtime car show, the L.A. Roadster Show.
The L.A. Roadsters Car Club has hosted this event for 44 years. Last year was the club's golden anniversary, and the members pulled out all the stops for the event in honor of the occasion. This year, the stops stayed out. Way out.
In order to get your ride through the gate, it must be a '36-or-earlier open car-roadster or cabriolet-and it must be "finished," which by Roadsters Club rules means glossy paint. If your hot rod doesn't fit the criteria, all is not lost. Pre-'75 vehicles, topless or topped, shiny or suede, are welcome on the other side of the fence in what has come to be called "preferred parking," and which has become as much a part of the Roadster Show as the "inside" show. We've known people to drive or haul their cars halfway across the country to be part of the "outside" action.
Of course, a lot of people never get past the swap meet area, which seems to stretch farther every year. If you make it through there with cash left in your pocket, the inside vendor area provides many more chances to spend it. Most of the West Coast's best-known builders, and aftermarket companies from all over the U.S., make the trip to Los Angeles in June.
Outside The FenceAs usual, the preferred parking area at the show was jammed with everything that either wasn't a roadster or was but didn't wear gloss paint. Combine this with the swap meet area that had been enlarged this year, but interestingly saw a number of empty spots (could gas prices have kept some away? We know it's making vendors think twice about attending shows), and many people never even make it through the gates into the actual show itself, or at least not until the second day.
The swap meet is my personal favorite section of the Roadster Show, with cars and parts coming out of the woodwork for the event. It's a clich, but where else would you find some of this stuff for sale-like a complete Ardun motor, rare speed equipment, or even some of the projects on offer. The prices are traditionally a little greater here, and some a lot greater, but there are still deals to be had if you haggle and know what you're looking for. Here's what caught my eye.


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Finally, we found this chair while searching for fabric at a thrift store. You always find what you're seeking when you stop looking for it, truly. I bought it and walked out of that store a very, very happy girl. John walked out a very, very *confused* man. But he is no longer confused! I'm happy to say that the once dusty, dirty, scratched up and vinyl covered chair is now very cute! You can't tell from the before picture, but the seat is a cream vinyl that was covered in marker. It was really in bad shape. It turned out well though, and John is going to go back to see if they still have the other chair there like this one. If so, I'm going to turn that one into a fully upholstered chair and do an upholstery tutorial. This is more of a makeover than that... but the next one will be really great!
For this project, you'll need a chair, some paint/primer, a screw driver, a staple gun with plenty of staples, scissors and some new fabric.
|finished sanding
So, to start, we unscrewed the seat from the chair and then sanded down the finish. I still can't tell if it was laminate or wood, we're inclined to say wood. It was really old! We used a 150 grit sandpaper to sand it down. Remember to sand in a ventilated area as a lot of old paint has lead in it and you don't want to breathe those bits in. We didn't sand it down too much, just enough that the wood showed through and the finish was ready for paint/primer. We didn't intend to prime the chair necessarily, but the "cream" paint we used ended up drying reallllyyy white. So. Try, try again!
|Primed and painted
We, *ahem*, primed the chair and then allowed it to dry for a full day before painting it a nice shade of ivory. We only needed one coat of paint since it was already primed, but you'll need more than that if you haven't primed your piece. You can hand paint, stain or even spray paint your chair, whatever you want! If your chair has laminate on it, you'll want to sand and use a paint that's made for hard-to-paint surfaces just in case. There are lots of spray paint options, but they can be really drippy, so just be ready and don't use too much :)
|Lay the seat upside down on fabric
Upholstering the seat was so insanely easy. We cut a square piece of fabric to a good size, giving a few extra inches on each side. We put the seat upside down on the WRONG side of the fabric- you want the the pretty side on the ground and the ugly side sitting against the seat. Then we wrapped it around the seat and stapled it to the seat with a staple gun- easy! Take care to avoid the drill holes so that you can screw your chair back in with ease. You can leave it unfinished on the underside or you can add another piece of fabric to cover everything up for a very luxe look. We didn't do that with this chair, but we will for the next one.
|Staple the fabric to the seat
You'll want to make sure the fabric is nice and tight. We started at the bottom and stapled it across and then did the opposite side, pulling tightly before stapling. Then we did the sides. Take care at the corners to fold them in so that you get a nice, uniform look. It may look a bit messy on the underside, but you can either leave it be (who is looking?) or you can cover it up with another piece of fabric (as we will in our next project). Again- keep those holes visible so that you can easily screw the seat back on.
|Cream/brown zebra striped seat
If you're wondering about where to buy fabric, there are several options. We got this pattern at Jo-Ann Fabric. It was $40/yard but thankfully it was on sale. We bought 1/2 yard and then used the excess (there was TONS!) to make a pillow, which I'm working on now. Next time, the extra will be used to bring the upholstery up the back of the chair for a very comfy seat. Hobby Lobby had some really fun fabric, too. They don't have nearly as many options as Jo-Anns, but I liked what they DID have better, and it was much more affordable. You can always get fabric online, too, but that can be risky. Remember to use coupons! You can always get a 40% off coupon for either of those stores and it is good for one cut of fabric.
|Beginning to embellish
|the finished front
We chose to embellish the chair, so we purchased some "decorative" tacks from Hobby Lobby for $1.99 to add along the front/sides of the chair. We found the easiest way to do this was to use a TINNYYYY drill bit to make a hole first and then add the tack and if necessary hammer it totally in. Before you start, you should mark out where they go. You can see in my picture that we had a row of black dots telling us where to drill. We took a ruler out and put a dot every 1/2 inch to get that spacing.
|all done! (for today... ;) )
We are almost done! We screwed the seat back in (I'll spare you the pictures, it was slightly awkward) and then added a bow at the top. I played around with the bow for a while in different places, but ended up settling on that location for now. It would have been fun to make a pattern out of the ribbon on the back of the chair using those spindles. I should mention that the bow will end up being brown or grey in the end, we're waiting to decide until my chaise arrives (coming next week!!!), but I wanted to give you an idea of what the finished project would look like. Also, I'm going to use a Sharpie paint pen to write along the front panel of the chair, but I didn't have it yet... so it isn't done yet. I'll update the photos next week. Hopefully it looks lovely, but if it doesn't I'll just paint over it again!
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I hope you're inspired to re-do a chair of your own! It's so much more affordable than purchasing something, plus you have the opportunity to make it fit your personality AND your home perfectly! It's really rewarding. I can't WAIT to do the next one, I have it all mapped out. It will be so great to turn a very simple chair into something entirely upholstered, plus I've been bugging John about a little chair for our bedroom for ages now. Originally, I was going to add more padding to this chair, but I decided to save it for the next chair to make the two more distinct.
As always, I hope your day is a breath of fresh air. I have a good feeling about today... it's nice and gloomy outside, and I love the rain! I have so many projects going on at our house right now that I can't wait to share with you. I have a really fun scarf project, but I don't want to depress all of the summer lovers out there just yet.
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This week, I'm going to introduce Chambord. Chambord is a raspberry liqueur which is dark red in colour, it comes in a very distinctive bottle, round with golden trim. This is the most expensive spirit so far coming in at about £15 for a 0.7l bottle. As with the Midori, it can sometimes be bought from supermarkets but depending on your local supermarkets stocks you may have to get it from a specialist shop. If you don't want to spend as much on a bottle, all of this week's cocktails will also work with other raspberry liqueurs, some of which are cheaper, but this will obviously affect the taste.
The first cocktail I will mention is the Raspberry daiquiri; the method is very similar to last week's cocktail, the Melon daiquiri. The only changes you need to make is to switch the melon for a few raspberries and the Midori for Chambord.
Zulu Warrior
Approximate cost per glass: £1.50
- 25ml (1 shot) Chambord
- 25ml (1 shot) Vodka
- 25ml (1 shot) Midori
- Fresh raspberries
- Fresh melon
Zulu Warrior is a name given to many different cocktails and shots, which vary massively, this is my version.
Begin by combining the spirits in a glass over ice, next pulp the fruit in a blender or by using the back of a fork. Leave the spirits to chill for a couple of minutes and add to the fruit mixture without the ice. Stir the two together and serve in a short glass.
Raspberry Martini
Approximate cost per glass: £1.50
- 25ml (1 shot) Chambord
- 50ml (2 shot) Vodka
- Pineapple juice to taste
This cocktail is best served in a Martini glass, but a wine glass will work just as well, which ever you use you need to chill it first. To do this, fill the glass with ice cubes and water and leave to one side. In a shaker, add the spirits, pineapple juice and some ice then give it a good shake. Empty the ice and water from the glass and pour in the mixture from the shaker.
Pink Lemonade
Approximate cost per glass: £1.75
- 25ml (1 shot) Chambord
- 50ml (2 shot) Vodka
- 25ml (1 shot) Lemon juice
- 12.5ml (1/2 shot) Sugar syrup
- Soda water to taste
A simple cocktail, perfect for a summer afternoon, which I adapted from a local bar. Combine the spirits, lemon juice and sugar syrup in a tall glass with ice, stir or shake this mixture. Top up with soda water. If you don't have any sugar syrup, you can make some by dissolving half a teaspoon of sugar in a shot of water


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Spooked III: The Witching Hour - Snap #325
Be afraid. Be VERY afraid. This week, the Ghost of Snap Past rises from the grave to present the next Chapter, "Spooked III." From PRX and NPR – Storytelling, with a scream...
The Raven
Once upon a midgnight dreary, as he ponders weak weary - Glynn loses his damn mind...
Producer: Pat Mesiti-Miller
Susan's dog Daikon kept giving signs that an intruder was haunting her old Victorian in New Orleans. Then one night in October, the intruder crossed the line....
Producer: Mark Ristich, Erin Neff and Renzo Gorrio
Alan worked at a mental hospital in the midwest. He asked to be transferred to the acute ward, which housed some of the most psychotic people in the area. His request was approved...
Producer: Nick van der Kolk.
Prince of Darkness
Snap gets a visit from the most tortured storyteller of all time - The Prince of Darkness.
Producer: Pat Mesiti-Miller
Into The Catacombs
While working with cocoa farms in South America, a chocolatier takes a trip to Peru and tours the catacombs of the Iglesia de San Francisco. Surrounded by bones, Brad takes a haunting picture that stays with him in the worst way.
Producer: Pat Mesiti-Miller
Mary, Mary and Mercy
Nate DiMeo, creator of the wonderful history podcast, "The Memory Palace" (listen, you will love it), drops a haunting story of people with good intentions...but horrific execution.
Sea of Bones
Snap storyteller Jeff Greenwald dives into water that holds far more than just secrets.
Producer: Anna Sussman
Who You Gonna Call?
Snap producer Stephanie Foo has always been petrified of ghosts. So we sent her to one of the most haunted locations in San Francisco--the abandoned tunnels underneath the Warfield Theater.
Watch the teaser trailer and see some of the creepy rooms of the Warfield right here.


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The Maltese Falcon — I saw it tonight in a theatre. It was okay, but it's not in the same league as Casablanca. Bogart's performance is uneven, the romantic element is unconvincing and the story isn't too intriguing or compelling. For me, it has more style than substance. And even then, it's not spectacular. My favourite film noir starring Bogart — if you really want to aim for cool just for the sake of being cool — is The Big Sleep, which would be great to see in a theatre. (April 7/08)
The Forbidden Kingdom — A forgettable martial arts film with Jet Li and Jackie Chan. It's not unwatchable but it ain't worth watching. (April 20/08)
The Mist — I couldn't watch more than 30 minutes of Stephen King's The Mist. Judging only from what I saw, it's a horror film in the sense that the writing is horrible, the acting is horrible and the special effects are horrible. Everything is so bad, I thought I might enjoy it as a B-movie. And maybe I can. But not today. (April 27/08) Okay, I managed to come back and watch the rest of it. The special effects get a little better and the acting gets worse (the script certainly doesn't make it easy for them). I can see how the story of a bunch of people stuck in a grocery store while a mist outside full of tentacles and creepy crawlies kills anyone who walks out the door could be a scary movie, but by trying too hard to be dramatic, it's just stupid. The person I saw the movie with said this: "Man, that movie sucked. Were we ever afraid of anything? Did we ever feel any emotion the director wanted us to feel when he wanted us to feel it? I can't believe it gets a better rating on Rotten Tomatoes than The Science of Sleep. That's messed up." Yup. (April 29/08)


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Microsoft Office 365 Launches: Where Office Meets the Cloud
Microsoft formally announced its Office 365 suite of online applications this morning, with CEO Steve Ballmer describing the services as "where Microsoft Office meets the cloud." Ballmer talked about the productivity businesses have gained from using Microsoft Office and said businesses wanted more tools for collaboration, instant messaging, real-time virtual meetings, simultaneous editing of documents, shared calendars, and creating websites in SharePoint.
Collaboration is critical to business growth and needs to be available to all businesses, from global enterprise to startups, Ballmer said. But today's announcements were focused on small and medium size businesses.He noted that these businesses need an edge, but one that doesn't require big capital investments or IT sites.
Kirk Koenigsbauer, a corporate vice president, started a demo by starting with a SharePoint team site, picking a document, and showing how multiple people could open and edit the text. He did this both with the traditional client version of Microsoft Word and with the Web version of Word, showing how the formatting was consistent across the two versions.
He then demoed a Web conference, which included video connections, PowerPoint sharing, whiteboards, etc., all with real-time collaboration. He also displayed a website created in SharePoint, filled with gadgets for things such as adding contact forms and videos.
Ballmer said businesses could either pay a monthly fee for all the software or use the service with desktop software they have already licensed.
Dupont, Hyatt Hotels, Starbucks and Volvo already use hosted Microsoft products, Ballmer said, but much of the discussion was about small and medium sized businesses.
Examples he mentioned included Travelers Haven, a business temporary housing company; Wisegroup, an employment service; ESL Industries, a manufacturing company; and Perkins Eastman, an engineering company. He emphasized that Office 365 lets smaller companies have the same tools as larger ones, and Microsoft would be working with partners, including telecommunications providers, to deliver Office 365 to small and medium size businesses.
There are obviously lots of online productivity tools out there, from Google Docs to Glide to Zoho. Where Office 365 is different is that the tools are either the desktop Microsoft Office (which still has more productivity tools than the others) or they look just like them, but with a different back end. I've long thought that most small businesses should not be hosting their own mail or Web servers, and if this lets smaller businesses work more like bigger ones, but without as much IT investment, it may be a very good thing.
I've used the service a bit, and I'll be writing more about it shortly.


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If you're looking for an excellent way to replicate changed data from a wide range of databases into a Netezza appliance, you can do so through InfoSphere Data Replication. The latest release provides an Apply program that is both native to Netezza and optimized for Netezza targets. This Apply is built from Data Replication's CDC technology and is also compatible with the CDC technology found in InfoSphere Change Data Capture and InfoSphere Classic Change Data Capture for z/OS. This means you can replicate data to Netezza from source databases ranging from Oracle, DB2, and others on UNIX or Windows to DB2* and IMS on the mainframe. Ordering information can be found in the Data Replication announcement letter on ibm.com.
* Data Replication's CDC Apply program cannot be used to feed changed data to the IBM DB2 Analytics Accelerator (IDAA).


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The focus of young alumni giving is on participation. Your gift and those of others combine to make a significant impact on the Ithaca College students of today. Consistent support, year after year, is most important.
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Kepler Project
Kepler Proposal Documents
Project Plan
Common Project Model
What follows is meant to be the beginnings of a discussion about what sorts of data elements different tools look for in their project model. The goal here is to identify and exploit overlaps between Kepler and other Eclipse projects, in order to have a common API and set of providers to adapt external project information into the system. (By external project information I mean project data that doesn't originate within the specific Eclipse project in question, and is not therefore in a "native" format.)
If you have more information on this topic, please feel free to expand on what's already here. We're attempting to find a way to make a unified, extensible project model for general consumption...so we're going to need a lot of input.
Project-Model Reading List
Below is a list of some other project models being used in the world. Though not exhaustive, these may lend some insight into good practices for modeling a software project.
- Apache Maven's Project Object Model (POM)
- Apache Maven's XML Schema. Note: Scott Lewis has created an EMF-based model from this schema.
- Buckminster Component Specification
- Description of a Project (DOAP) (See also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DOAP)
- Gump Object Model


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An introduction to Ajax.
Asynchronous JavaScript + XML, while not a technology in itself, is a term coined in 2005 by Jesse James Garrett, that describes a "new" approach to using a number of existing technologies together, including HTML or XHTML, Cascading Style Sheets, JavaScript, The Document Object Model, XML, XSLT, and most importantly the XMLHttpRequest object.
When these technologies are combined in the Ajax model, web applications are able to make quick, incremental updates to the user interface without reloading the entire browser page. This makes the application faster and more responsive to user actions.
Although X in Ajax stands for XML, JSON is used more than XML nowadays because of its many advantages such as being lighter and a part of JavaScript. Both JSON and XML are used for packaging information in the Ajax model.
- Getting Started
- This article guides you through the Ajax basics and gives you two simple hands-on examples to get you started.
- Using the XMLHttpRequest API
- The
XMLHttpRequestAPI is the core of Ajax. This article will explain how to use some Ajax techniques, like:
- analyzing and manipulating the response of the server
- monitoring the progress of a request
- submitting forms and upload binary files – in pure Ajax, or using
- creating synchronous or asynchronous requests
- using Ajax within Web workers
- Fetch API
- The Fetch API provides an interface for fetching resources. It will seem familiar to anyone who has used
XMLHTTPRequest, but this API provides a more powerful and flexible feature set.
- Server-sent events
- Traditionally, a web page has to send a request to the server to receive new data; that is, the page requests data from the server. With server-sent events, it's possible for a server to send new data to a web page at any time, by pushing messages to the web page. These incoming messages can be treated as Events + data inside the web page. See also: Using server-sent events.
- Pure-Ajax navigation example
- This article provides a working (minimalist) example of a pure-Ajax website composed only of three pages.
- Sending and Receiving Binary Data
- The
responseTypeproperty of the
XMLHttpRequestobject can be set to change the expected response type from the server. Possible values are the empty string (default),
json, and
text. The
responseproperty will contain the entity body according to
responseType, as an
JSON, or string. This article will show some Ajax I/O techniques.
- The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a W3C-recommended general-purpose markup language for creating special-purpose markup languages. It is a simplified subset of SGML, capable of describing many different kinds of data. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the sharing of data across different systems, particularly systems connected via the Internet.
- JXON stands for lossless Javascript XML Object Notation, it is a generic name by which is defined the representation of Javascript object trees (JSON) using XML.
- Parsing and serializing XML
- How to parse an XML document from a string, a file or via javascript and how to serialize XML documents to strings, Javascript Object trees (JXON) or files.
- XPath
- XPath stands for XML Path Language, it uses a non-XML syntax that provides a flexible way of addressing (pointing to) different parts of an XML document. As well as this, it can also be used to test addressed nodes within a document to determine whether they match a pattern or not.
- The
- The
FileReaderAPI lets web applications asynchronously read the contents of files (or raw data buffers) stored on the user's computer, using
Blobobjects to specify the file or data to read. File objects may be obtained from a
FileListobject returned as a result of a user selecting files using the
<input>element, from a drag and drop operation's
DataTransferobject, or from the
mozGetAsFile()API on an
- HTML in XMLHttpRequest
- The W3C XMLHttpRequest specification adds HTML parsing support to
XMLHttpRequest, which originally supported only XML parsing. This feature allows Web apps to obtain an HTML resource as a parsed DOM using
- Other resources
- Other Ajax resources you may find useful.
See also
- Alternate Ajax Techniques
- Most articles on Ajax have focused on using XMLHttp as the means to achieving such communication, but Ajax techniques are not limited to just XMLHttp. There are several other methods.
- Ajax: A New Approach to Web Applications
- Jesse James Garrett, of adaptive path, wrote this article in February 2005, introducing Ajax and its related concepts.
- A Simpler Ajax Path
- "As it turns out, it's pretty easy to take advantage of the XMLHttpRequest object to make a web app act more like a desktop app while still using traditional tools like web forms for collecting user input."
- Ajax Mistakes
- Alex Bosworth has written this article outlining some of the mistakes Ajax application developers can make.
- Tutorial with examples.
- XMLHttpRequest specification
- W3C Working draft
- View Mozilla forums...
- Toolkits and frameworks
- Firebug - Ajax/Web development tool
- AJAX Debugging Tool
- A Simple XMLHTTP Interface Library
- Ajax poller script
- Create your own Ajax effects
- Ajax: Creating Huge Bookmarklets
- Ajax: Hot!Ajax There are many cool examples
Related topics
HTML, XHTML, CSS, DOM, JavaScript, XML, XMLHttpRequest, XSLT, DHTML, Same Origin Policy


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Former U.S. Army Ranger & Virginia State Trooper
Experienced in State and Federal Courts in Virginia
I have spent my legal career fighting to protect fellow citizens' rights in state and federal courts in Virginia and I have represented clients from the Hampton Roads area of Virginia as well as clients from throughout the United States in state and federal courts in Virginia. I have practiced criminal and traffic law as well as domestic relations law (family law) since 1999. I also represent clients in expungement matters (petitioning a circuit court to expunge criminal charges that were nolle prosequi (formally dropped), the client was acquitted, or the charge was otherwise dismissed). My law offices have been in Virginia Beach or Norfolk throughout my legal career. I practice law in all of the courts in the Virginia Beach/Norfolk area, as well as many other courts. While I occasionally represent clients outside of the Hampton Roads area of Virginia, my primary geographical areas of representation are Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Hampton, Newport News, and Northampton.
Unique Background
Before attending law school (1996 – 1999) I served as a U.S. Army Ranger (3rd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment), a city police officer (Lynchburg, Virginia), and as a Virginia state trooper. While I have been in private practice since graduating from law school and becoming a licensed attorney subsequent to the Virginia bar exam in 1999, I worked as an intern in the Virginia Beach Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney and the Chesapeake Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney during law school. I prosecuted numerous trials during my internship with the Virginia Beach Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney (during my third year of law school, while in the presence of a licensed attorney (prosecutor)). I believe that my combination of legal, law enforcement, and military experience provides me with a unique skill set to assist clients in their criminal/traffic law and domestic relations/family law legal matters. I have litigated scores of cases since being admitted to the Virginia State Bar in 1999, including high profile cases.
Strong Litigation Skills
I believe that I am an experienced, skilled litigator (trial attorney) with more than 15 years of courtroom experience in state and federal courts in Virginia. I have represented clients in jury trials in federal and state courts in Virginia. I represented a Somali national accused of piracy under the law of nations and attack to plunder vessel, among other charges in a federal jury trial, which was a case with national media coverage. I represented a client accused of murder, robbery, conspiracy, and using and carrying a firearm during and in relation to a crime of violence in a federal jury trial. I have represented foreign nationals in federal court from Belarus, Argentina, Mexico, Senegal, and another Somali national in a high profile piracy matter involving Americans on a yacht (S/V Quest). I have represented clients in numerous state jury trials accused of violent felonies as well as non-violent felonies. While every case is unique and the results depend on a variety of factors, I have had jury verdicts that acquitted my clients of the charged crimes. Please remember that these case results do not in any way guarantee or predict a similar result in any future case undertaken by me. I have represented hundreds of clients in trials before judges, which are known as bench trials. I have represented clients on appellate matters and argued before the Court of Appeals of Virginia and the Supreme Court of Virginia, and I have had cases in the United States Circuit Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Strong Negotiation Skills
Most serious legal cases do not go to trial – they are settled or agreed upon, whether by plea agreement in criminal matters or by contract or an agreed court order in domestic relations (family law) matters. While negotiations and trial work require different skill sets, I am well-experienced in both. While I pride myself in being a litigator, or trial attorney, not every case does, or should, go to trial. Many cases can be resolved without the necessity — or expense — of trial. Part of being a skilled and experienced attorney is knowing when to recommend to a client that a case should be taken to trial. The decision is ultimately the client's, and it is not always an easy decision. I believe it is important that opposing counsel (the attorney for the other party in family law cases or the prosecutor in criminal and traffic matters) knows that their counterpart has extensive trial experience.
One of my fundamental principles is that I am honest. I always tell my clients the truth, whether it is what the client prefers to hear or otherwise. While the practice of law ultimately is a business, it is primarily a profession, and it requires proper education, experience, legal skill, and the ability to talk to clients in clear, understandable, and candid terms. It is essential that clients are aware of the potential perils that they may face by taking or not taking some course of action. Clients will receive an honest assessment of their legal matter from me at the initial consultation, and throughout my representation.
Reasonable Legal Fees
I believe that my legal fees are reasonable. It is my belief that a person seeking legal representation should find the proper fit, which is not always the least expensive fee. While I do not charge the lowest legal fees in the area, I likely do not charge the highest. I believe that my fees are reasonable and that they are commensurate with my experience and skill set.
Geographical Areas
I am located in Virginia Beach, Virginia, which is in the Southeastern area of Virginia. The area is known as the Hampton Roads area (formerly known as the Tidewater area) of Virginia, which includes Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Norfolk, Portsmouth, Suffolk, Hampton, and Newport News.
Criminal and Traffic Law
I represent clients in every type of criminal and traffic law cases, including felonies, misdemeanors, and traffic infractions. This includes speeding, reckless driving, driving under the influence (DUI/DWI), driving with a suspended or revoked driver's license, domestic violence, assault and battery, drug crimes, possession with intent to distribute drugs, petit larceny, grand larceny, violent crimes, white collar crimes, etc. If you have been charged with a crime or a traffic infraction, please call me for a consultation.
Expungement Law
I represent clients in expungement of their criminal charge matters, which are actually civil matters. If your criminal charge was dismissed or dropped (nolle prosequi) you may be able to have it expunged, though there is no guarantee. If the Office of the Commonwealth's Attorney objects to the expungement then a court hearing will be required. If you were convicted of the crime Virginia law does not presently allow for an expungement unless you receive an absolute pardon from the Governor or Virginia or if you were the victim of identity theft. To determine if your case may be eligible for an expungement please contact me.
Domestic Relations Law (Family Law)
I represent clients in domestic relations (family law) matters, which include divorce (including military divorce), equitable distribution, spousal support, child custody and visitation, child support, paternity, adoption (including stepparent adoption), property settlement agreements, premarital and postmarital (postnuptial) agreements, and annulment. If you have a domestic relations/family law matter, please contact me for a consultation.
Contact Attorney David M. Good for a Consultation
Call me at 757-918-8414 or contact me online for an initial consultation. I do not charge a consultation fee in criminal, traffic, or expungement matters, however, I charge a nominal fee of $50 for a family law consultation.


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The RVI Leadership Prayer Breakfast Committee recently decided to suspend its prayer breakfast for 2009 at the 47th Annual National RV Trade Show in Louisville, Ky., Dec.1-3, due to a concern for obtaining sufficient sponsor support during this recessionary period.
"We would have had to commit to a speaker several months ago when the economic outlook was not as positive as it is now," said event coordinator Carl Pletcher. "It was then we decided to take a one-year break from the usual schedule and not make that financial commitment at this time, but rather put our resources toward holding a quality event next year that will be consistent with our high standards."
With the RV industries struggling to keep afloat, many businesses have not had the ability to give to charitable causes at their normal levels, including the RVI prayer breakfast, Pletcher said .
With the recovery on the horizon, long-time loyal sponsors will be in a better position to support the prayer breakfast next year, he said. It is anticipated that the event will again be held in conjunction with the annual Louisville Show in 2010.
Parties interested in sponsoring the prayer breakfast for next year can do so by contacting Pletcher at 574-522-4366 or sending donations to the RVI Leadership Prayer Breakfast, 56771 Wedgewood S., Elkhart, Ind., 46516.
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A Coop Based team mod based around the story of Beercan the Jamaican beer can! The mod sees you completing objectives and slaughter all the monsters in sight with your team of... Red - Beercan's drug dealer who was conned by the Evil Mastermind and is seeking revenge... KB - BC's right hand man and great buddy agreed to help bc thwart Mastermind UltraLeek - Evidence of Mastermind's experiments, after the tests failed ultraLeek gained his own mind and seeks to destroy his creator The mod's features include: Steam based Platformer style thirdperson view All new maps/textures/sprites Crazy new monsters 15+ new weapons Some new sounds Lots more gameplay stuff! That's all for now check out the site for more details into the characters weapons and monsters!
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Rule #1 - Be Patient - Rule #2 - Don't ask when, if you don't contribute - Rule #3 - You have coding skills - LinuxMCE's small brother is available: http://www.agocontrol.com
Since no one seems to be sharing the DVD easy install, does anyone know a hosting site for it?
Yeah I got the CD's already - they went pretty fast. The DVD sounds much easier to install from though. It is going a little faster now - almost 30% done ;-)


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Are the HR cups using 3mm screws now or are they 2.5 like stock?
I just rebuilt my diffs and put 50K front and 30K rear. It seems like this is a good starting point but I am running the slipper clutch which from what I understand does not give you a good representation of these fluid weights. I did notice a big improvment on high speed sweeping turns as I can enter with good speed and continouly apply more throttle while have traction with only a slight amout of rear wheel push.
Diff cup. Xo1 and erevo to 3978
Diff gear set xo1 and erevo 6882x
Ring gear slash 4x4 xo1 5379x front and 6879 rear
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I thought the front and read gears of slash are identical? Have Traxxas changed them recently?
If your talking about the ring gear. That goes on the back of the diff cup. Then yeah or at least they just changed the pn for the front and back. But heres the pn 5379x f 6879 r
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I mashed my rear diff so i used the i bar from the revo diff gear set part no.5382x and since then no worries and the diff cup does not warp or wear ....peace
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Yes and it has done for about 14 months and it took 6 months of vxl power and 8 months of tenshock 3500kv on 3s abuse and its still smooth as silk....peace
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buying this http://www.ebay.com/itm/Traxxas-6882...item5ae8f5260d will drop right into your slash 4x4, Rally 1/10, or pede 4x4 diff cup but the spider pin is not secured with the metal holder. XO-1 cup is molded differently to allow the metal piece to go in.
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you got it, that end piece keeps it together. with the stock cup the pin is only craddled in and not supported, later on it'll start to wear out.
I just added the I-beam brace with my first diff oil change. Held up great so far, with 3-4 months on it. Stock Electronics, but always heavy bashing with 3s and 2.8 trenchers. Just changed fluid today, and all looks good.
i said it before and i'll say it again...the bullet proof setup is the flm cups with the revo crossbrace. i built a set today. Granted, the machining of the flm stuff is so exact that it does tend to run on the tight side, all i had to do was run the pin over a file a couple of times and it's like butter. this is the 4th set i've built. for me and customers. it really is the way to go if you ever deceide to go with more power.
One mans garbage is another mans ungarbage" -Ricky
The revo i bar goes into stock diffs and the spider pin fits in the middle hole and the other two holes allow grease or diff oil to flow through sweet as a nut and i would say they are bulletproof the only way to make them even tougher would be to use aluminium diff cups as well ....peace
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i look at it this way......, slash4x4, 1/10 rally, pede4x4 stock diff GOOD, XO-1 diff BETTER, aluminum cup with I bar BEST.
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I know what your saying el sob. Im going to my lhs and buing the diff mod there. And at the same time buying the hr diff and have to wait for them to come in.
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I just got the revo diffs and new spider gears yesterday, still waitin on those HR diffs. Wish they made an alum. housing to put them in?
I have to wait just a couple more days to be able to order my parts. I have a spare differential that I have on the truck that is working well. I still want to be bulletproof
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For anyone else like me following this and going huh? FLM is fast lane machine took me a minute to find em and it looks like the ticket. Is there any issue with the steel gear shaft and billet cup as far as galling from tolerance or heat? What about the steel gear shaft wearing on the cup causing fluid leaks?
One mans garbage is another mans ungarbage" -Ricky
With some help from vxlrocket I got the billet cups and all parts ordered tonight so as soon as I get every thing installed I will let you know how it works from a bashers perspective with a HEAVY trigger finger. I can't wait. I have a about a year on my truck so it will be ALL new gears to start.
Other than the diff cup, what other parts are you guys ordering? I ordered two diff cups and an aluminum center diff. Am I missing something awesome to add to the mix?
One mans garbage is another mans ungarbage" -Ricky
Thanks for the info rocket! I will get to the computer right now and order what I don't have!
no prob, glad to help
One mans garbage is another mans ungarbage" -Ricky
Thanks for the info! I just ordered the last two items!
Let me ask a favor of everyone doing the modified differential. Could you all post pictures of your builds. Unfortunately I have to wait a little longer than expected to get the parts and I would enjoy seeing everyone's progress
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Heres the diff cup and gears. Sorry so blury
This is just to see my beater all apart.
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+1 Me too dude i have only got into computers so i can learn more about rcs and bashing and ordering parts....peace
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Anyone got parts yet? All my stuff is in transit can't wait to get my hands on the billet cups.
heres a cup and spider gears. I have 2 of them.
my beater all apart after a wot 3s into a rock.
I didn't get the hr diffs. I'm just using the traxxas diffs for the xo1 and erevo. I think they will last a while.
Last edited by gofastandbeatit; 03-19-2013 at 11:10 PM.
Are the diff output's the same size on the XO-1 and slash 4x4? My diff's are fine but this is a nice strong mod for them.
*Proud Husband of United state's Air Force wife.*
Yes dude the same size as your slash 4x4 so now you can have bulletproof diffs......peace
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Feed Phosphate Market worth $5,328.3 Million by 2018
07 Mar, 2014, 13:30 GMT
DALLAS, March 7, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --
The report "Feed Phosphate Market by Type (Dicalcium phosphate, Monocalcium phosphate, Tricalcium phosphate, Defluorinated phosphate & Others), by Livestock (Swine, Cattle, Poultry, Aquatic Animals & Others), by Geography - Global Trends & Forecasts to 2018", defines and segments the global feed phosphate market with analysis and projection of the global revenue for the market. It also identifies the driving and restraining factors in the global market with analysis of trends, opportunities, burning issues, winning imperatives, and challenges.
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The market is segmented and revenue is projected on the basis of main regions such as North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Rest of the World (ROW). The key countries are covered and their market is forecasted for each region. The market is segmented and revenue is forecasted on the basis of types, livestock, and geography.
Feed phosphates are nutritive supplements which are added as a source of calcium and phosphorus in the diet of animals. They are used for various purposes such as to enhance the growth of the animals, by strengthening bones of animals, efficient functioning of nervous system, improving metabolism, and improving digestibility of feed. Thus, feed phosphates added so as to result in healthy livestock, which are used for consumption as meat and breeding. The important feed phosphates discussed are dicalcium phosphate, monocalcium phosphate, mono-dicalcium phosphate and tricalcium phosphate. These feed phosphates are supplemented with the feed in varying quantities, depending on the livestock as well as the surrounding environment, and the animals' nutritive needs.
The demand driving factors of the Feed Phosphate Market are industrialization in pork and poultry businesses, increasing meat production, and awareness of proper supplemental diet for animals. Crucial restraints of the industry are the increasing cost of phosphate and unavailability of phosphate reserves. However, the increasing use of feed products is creating opportunities for the feed phosphate grades. Environmental concerns and regulatory ban over some harmful additives are other opportunities for animal feed additives. The manufacturers are developing innovative production techniques to increase production capacity and make it cost-efficient.
The global market for feed phosphates, in terms of revenue, was estimated to be worth $4,620.3 million in 2013 and is expected to reach $5,328.3 million by 2018, growing at the CAGR of 2.9%. Leading manufacturers are focusing on expansion of their feed phosphate business across regions and setting up new plant so as to increase production capacity as well as strengthen their product line. Prominent industry participants are involved in acquisitions to penetrate untapped markets.
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