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Grammy-winning pop star Bruno Mars has pleaded guilty to cocaine possession as part of a deal with Las Vegas prosecutors that could allow the felony conviction to be erased next year.
A Clark County district judge sentenced the 25-year-old singer-songwriter Wednesday to probation, a $2,000 fine, 200 hours of community service and drug counseling.
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Mars, whose real name is Peter Hernandez, declined comment after the court hearing. So did his lawyers.
His conviction could be erased if he stays out of trouble for a year. The judge set a Jan. 18 date next year for Mars to return at the end of his probation.
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Police say Mars had 2.6 grams of cocaine when he was arrested in September in a casino bathroom after a nightclub performance.
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Leeteuk from Super Junior changed his phone number.
On May 17, Yoon Jong Shin posted a captured screen of his cell phone and a phrase, "Ah, I'm becoming stupid these days."
The captured screen of his cell phone was text messages he exchanged with Leeteuk. Leeteuk sent him a message saying, "Great weather, Leeteuk changed his phone number! Please save it."
Leeteuk revealed a part of his phone number on his Twitter on April 1, April fool's day. Then Leeteuk's fans thought his complete phone number would have "1004" from Leeteuk's ID, "special1004." However, the number that the fans assumed was someone else's phone number.
So Leeteuk revealed his complete phone number and promised that he will keep using the same number. On April 3, Leeteuk posted on his Twitter, "I will keep this number, and it will be where we can communicate. I'll let you guys know when I shut it down."
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Shawn Thornton ejected after injuring Brooks Orpik
Brooks Orpik has been taken off the TD Garden ice on a stretcher. The former Boston College defenseman was injured during an altercation with Shawn Thornton at 11:06 of the first period. Replays showed Thornton driving the back of Orpik's head into the ice and punching the defenseman.
Thornton was given a match penalty. Thornton is automatically suspended indefinitely because of the match penalty.
Thornton had tried to engage Orpik in a fight earlier in the period. Orpik declined to fight and Thornton was called for roughing.
Thornton was trying to respond to an earlier hit by Orpik on Loui Eriksson. There was no penalty on the play. Eriksson was woozy after the hit and will not return. Eriksson suffered a concussion earlier this season after being hit by John Scott.
Orpik was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital, and he was conscious and alert, the Penguins reported via Twitter.
After the game, Thornton said he made a mistake and that he was told he'd have a hearing with the NHL over the incident.
"Listen, I feel awful. It wasn't my intention. I know Brooksy, I've gotten to know him over the last 7 years here, I skate with him in the summer, through the lockout. I've texted him a couple of times. I definitely feel awful. It was not what I wanted to see or what anyone wanted to see."
According to Rob Rossi of the Pittsburgh Tribune, Orpik returned to the team after his hospital visit and was cleared to travel home with his teammates. Coach Dan Bylsma said Orpik was unconscious on the ice after the incident.
"Obviously, I made a mistake. I'm aware of it. I've been told that I'll be having a hearing and it's hard for me to say much more other than that was not my intention. I feel awful and felt sick all game," Thornton said.
"That's always my job, I guess, to defend my teammates, but I've prided myself for a long time to stay within the lines, and like I said, it's hard for me to talk about right now. I can't say I'm sorry enough, and I'm sure I'll be criticized for saying it, but it's true. I, I just hope he's doing alright. I heard that he's conscious and talking, and I'm happy to hear that."
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20 pounds or 1 year old...not sure if that is a state thing or not. With my second son though, we switched him from infant to toddler seat at 8 or 9 months because he is SO tall!!!! His legs were hanging out of that infant seat. He is still rear facing until one though. If the child is under one, just make sure you get one that is both rare and forward facing.
When do you move your child up to the bigger car seat?
Car seat safety is a top priority for parents. How do you know when it's time to move your child to a bigger car seat?
Can anyone tell me where i can find those new guidelines?
you can check with is DMV, police department, or fire department or google it, maybe being specific about your state, child's age & weight, or call a baby store that sells the seats
Survival rates go up dramatically when passengers are rear facing. You are supposed to keep your child rear facing for as long as possible. There are new standards out about 3 months ago. Don't turn your child around unless he/she (and your car seat) fits the new standards. We invested in a newer rear facing seat that holds heavier children, got the DMV to put it in, and bought a small DVD player on Amazon for $60. My kid will stay rear facing until 34lbs and she doesn't know the difference because she's never been forward facing.
I moved my daughter from an infant seat to a toddler seat when she was about 12mths old. Her little feet were hanging off and touching the back of the seat with bent knees.
my son is 15 pounds and is to heavy for his infant seat and he is also 4months old
My baby is exactly the same as yours, already looking for a new bigger seat!
We have always known is from 8 years of age, if the guidline have changed may we know where to get it.
My child is 18lbs and 28 inches at 5 months. I have just started using our convertible car seat in place of the Graco travel car seat he's been in since birth. We could have used the convertible one from the beginning, but he was only 5lbs 14 oz at birth and it appeared to be too big to restrain him well enough for a first time mom (me).
Here's a link I found that lists all the states laws regarding child restraints (http://www.iihs.org/laws/childrestraint.aspx). Above and beyond that, I suggest that you use your own good judgement on when to go to the next step. We switched not only for comfort on his behalf now that we are doing longer car rides, but also because it does allow him to be rear facing up to 34 inches.
Check the owner's Manuel on your infant seat because they each have their own height and weight limit. My son's was 20lbs and 24ins, which he hit by 4 months (both eight and weight). My daughter's was the same and she hit the height by 3 months.
I switched my son over from an infant car seat to a a convertible infant/toddler seat when he reached 20 pounds which was about 9 months. My carseat is rated for rear facing 8 to 35lbs and forward facing 20 to 45 so beings that I had a 2 door car we put him forward facing. I don't understand how to have children rear facing for 2 years where are their feet supposed to go my sons not even a year old yet and his legs would be crammed if he was rear facing
Having a 2 door car would make it very difficult! If you've already turned him, then he'd be very angry about being turned back around, so in your situation it is probably best to keep him the way you have him. About the legs being crammed up: yes they are. But my kid doesn't know any different, so she doesn't complain about it. The new standard says as long as possible... so, keep them backward as long as you can, then eventually, they turn.
It may depend on your state, not sure if you are talking about infant to toddler or toddler to booster, but there are guidelines that should be available when you shop for the seats, stating the age and weight for them. I understand they want kids in a rear facing infant seat unti lat least 1 year old and also 20 pounds (actually wnt them in ther up to age 2, but I dont see how that is possible!), then the toddler forward facing seat until pre-school time, but I do not know about age & weight restrictions about moving up to a booster seat. Oh, another place you can check with is DMV, police department, or fire department, depending on how rural your area is
My daughter was rear facing in her seat until 29 months old. It is proven safer. Do the research. The law is 1 year AND 20lbs. Not or. Too many parents turn their children around too early for "conveince" and it could be potentially fatal. There are no documented cases of a Childs legs being injured due to trama from rear facing. "broken leg = cast it. Broken neck = casket". I hate to sound morbid but it's the truth. A Childs vertebra aren't fully fused until the age of 3. Therefore an accident with a forward facing child the chance of internal decapitation is great. There are websites to check out. Just google "extended rear facing benefits". You won't be sorry. I also extend harnessing. State law in PA is 4 yrs AND 40lbs. However I don't know too many 4 yr olds that are mature to sit In a booster properly EVERY time. My 4 year old is only 36 lbs and very mature for her age but I still wouldn't trust her to sit properly. It's scary to know how many parents just aren't educated on the basics of car seat safety.
NJ law is 8 y.o. or 80 pounds, whatever comes first! I am shocked about how the guidelines vary from state to state, but I know NJ is a heavily populated area, if not the most in the country. I am confused bc I thought I bought my last car seat for my child. A Marathon by Britax. It said up to 8 y.o., but some of my friends are telling me that my almost 5 y.o., 40 pound son does not need to be in the seat he is in any more! Who can afford these carseats? We spent $250 on this one and thought it would be his last. I keep asking him if he is comfortable in it and he says yes. http://www.mamasick.com
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I love Sasha. Well his music really. I've never met the guy. I shook his hand at Spybar Chicago, but that was about it.
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The Maven is a one of a kind, unique, controller that you'll never be able to personally see or touch (or much less have access too). It's the one off controller that you only wish could play with. It's the kind of device you know there is absolutely no way you'll ever get to use. If you know what Ableton is and you see this controller, you should rightfully flip out over it.
I thought that way too, so I built one.
What's worth saying before I really get into this, is that I think the thought process that went into building this device can't and shouldn't be overlooked. It's really well thought out...i mean REALLY well thought out. Just look at the thing! Well let's look at each channel and what makes this board so special and tailored to Ableton.
Looking at any one of the 6 channels we can see (starting from the bottom) A/B crossfader selection, then a volume slider accompanied by 6 LED pushbuttons each designated itself to the first 6 clips of audio within the Ableton Live software. Already, this thing is off to a great start you can launch clips in real time in a physical location that makes the most sense I've ever seen on a controller - right NEXT TO THE VOLUME. Now moving up there are two LED pushbuttons designated as Record and Cue for each channel. Above those are two FX Send sliders (A/B knobs for FX Send in Ableton). Then above that 4 stage EQ - lo, mid, hi, and gain (I'm assuming it's gain, but it's a MIDI controller. He could just as easily assign these knobs to anything he wants in Ableton (such as effects) - but he's gone for a pseudo-traditional mixer interface so it's a fair estimate. Finally, a single LED pushbutton for Channel On/Off at the very top.
Now to the right of these six channels is some added genius (again bottom to top). Dedicated knob for headphone volume, and a master/monitor selection. Above this is the standard master volume but incredibly overlooked on most controllers master BPM. Go ahead and let this thought just detonate in your brain for a second. A dedicated slider assigned to BPM within Ableton Live. I can only assume Sasha must have 5 bodyguards protecting this fader during sets. Either that or he sets the range of the slider from 125-130 BPM or he pulls an Apollo 13 and writes "No" on some tape. I digress. Above these two faders are 8 (what I assume to be) random effects knobs each with their own respective on/off function. Finally on the very top of this is master Play, Stop, and Record.
It's a brilliant controller isn't it?
Again, I have to give credit where credit is due - absolutely the best and most straight forward layout for a MIDI (albeit Ableton specific) controller ever.
So what's a nerd to do?
Apart from ponder the various problems of constructing something like this when your background/degree is network engineering/system administration (I'm an IT guy if these titles mean nothing to you)...I wasn't sure. But I'm a technical person, I just have to break this thing down into its respective parts. I'm sure I can figure it out. Ignore the fact no one knows how much this thing cost even though it's rumored at thousands upon thousands of dollars...It doesn't matter. It can't matter. These are just some buttons, lights, and faders. I'll build it from scratch. By myself. With zero help. and go only off whatever pictures I can find online. Simple.
Maybe, not that simple. But...
So I studied pictures - how big was the other stuff around it? The iMac? The Pioneer DJM 800 mixer? His arm from fingertip to elbow adjusting a knob on the board. The Pioneer CDJ's? other random mixers? The table it rested on. The external hard drives. These questions had answers that could be obtained in dimensions online, proportional estimates, and hands on manipulation of these objects that I could get a hold of at select music gear stores.
And there it is. What I've affectionately dubbed Apollo 13. It operates on a single USB jack and is just as worthy as its original counterpart in terms of functionality. For the sake of argument, here is a comparison shot.
Did I mention my buttons light up too? Cmahhn, I wasn't going to stop short on this project. Note here, there are no caps on the faders/knobs (in case you didn't already notice that). Just trying to show off the lights.
Needless to say, I'm rather pleased with how this turned out and I'm anxious in future posts to really dig into the step by step process as well as show off more photos. There is a dedicated OneNote notebook for this outlining every step and my entire thought process for this that I look forward to publishing shortly.
And truthfully, when I was drawing to a close on this project a few weeks ago I realized there was some left over jealousy but it wasn't aimed at the Maven's existance. It was instead aimed at what Ableton parterned with AKAI for a few years ago.
The Hunt for Red...
There is a feature I became particularly envious of Ableton/AKAI's APC40 and it's the infamous red box pictured below.
A brief thanks...
First - I want to sincerely thank Rukes photography, you not only do fantastic photography of DJ events but you helped make a lot of my estimates possible. I can only hope push button dj's don't start hiding their custom gear in fear someone is going to replicate it. Just don't do it. Someone will figure it out anyway.
Secondly - I absolutely must thank the following companies and people: Newark/element14, Radio Shack, Zeno, eBay, allelectronics, Pumping Station: One, my musically inclined friends who let me borrow their computers for hours testing and tweaking this, future electronics, Mitch, the tileworker I met for and the guy who wanted to fire up an angle grinder and in turn made me strive for a better box, Colin, but above all else there is one person I have to thank immensely for this...
A crazy awesome sincere THANK YOU to Alexander Coe (a.k.a Sasha) and whatever super secret team you paid to put yours together. Your music has been and is a pleasure to listen to and you have been nothing short of an inspiration towards constructing this.
Can I buy this?
This one specifically? No.
How much did this cost?
I'm still adding those numbers up. I think the thing overlooked in these kind of projects is "Crap, i don't have those tools. I need to buy those, suddenly I'm spending more than I thought on this project." So I'm going to create a few, insanely thorough breakdowns as soon is as humanly possible. My estimates right now put it on par with high-end market mixers. I just don't want to announce a number until I have something more concrete.
How long did this take to build?
It took me less than 4 months. I've been talking about it for close 5 years because I'm obsessed as all hell with this custom freaking build for one of my favorite musicians. But for some reason about 4 months ago I actually decided to seriously commit to this project and I went from 3 knobs to a full board in that period of time. If I had to do this again, I could do it in less than one month. Let's say two just to be safe.
Would you build me one? You did say "This one specifically..." I'm certainly open to the idea, but this is not what I do for a living so I'm not sure how it fits into my life just yet. For right now, I am interested in at least hearing numbers of what people would pay for this. So please, email me.
What's your box/case made out of?
The box is 16 gauge steel. I went with 16ga for the sake of intentionally adding weight to this mixer. The faceplate is 6061 aluminum and it's found in space shuttles and other types of aircraft. It's incredibly rigid/sturdy but weighs almost nothing. You probably have seen it because Apple uses it on all their products.
What about those fancy side things on his? Where are they?
They are purely aesthetic (but really good looking none the less) and as a result I didn't feel the need to put them into this build. The highest concern was function (which I've achieved). Second, which I hope to achieve relatively soon is some labeling and the side thingys. Maybe another month, I'm just in a mad rush to say "IT WORKS!" I'll leave it at this - I shot for the moon and fell short. But I did it on less than 5 volts of power.
So this is a replica? Isn't it just a midi controller?
Yes, it's a replica of Sasha's Maven controller which is more or less just another MIDI controller. Analyzing whatever shots I've seen on the back of his mixer it looks like some additional functionality was added (e.g analog output, thus suggesting an onboard soundcard for booth out, master out, and headphone out). One of the obvious glaring differences is that instead of a solid black faceplate with white lettering, I have a brushed aluminum faceplate with no lettering. Truthfully, I'm still plotting the best way to achieve this - screen printing, decals, laser cutting...I have a lot of options but am still wading these waters. Not to mention, I built the thing for myself, I know exactly what does what. Additionally, I removed three controls - knobs flanking the crossfader and a master/channel cue button. They can easily be added or just be assigned to something on the board.
I have more questions!
Awesome, I'm glad you do! I want to make contact with myself as simple as can be (and protect myself from as much generic spam as possible). So take my name and do one of the following - find me on facebook, or remove the space between "adam dzak" and then add a @gmail.com to it. I'll try my best to respond relatively fast, and you can most likely expect an answer in the evening after I get home from work. While I intend on being very thorough in some upcoming posts, I'm ok seeing if I get an overwhelming number of similar questions that would merit just a mass response via post.
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Neccesary items have now been mounted
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For the past three Halloweens, Donna Kerr has transformed the backyard of her Silver Spring, Md., home into a "haunted garden," complete with skeletons, witches, scarecrows and more.
This year, however, Kerr's neighbors are trying to take the trick out of her Halloween treat.
Kerr received a 37-page temporary restraining order last Friday which seeks to shut down her haunted house. The case, filed in the District Court of Maryland, names Montgomery County as the plaintiff. Kerr and her employer, Silver Spring-based Pure Energy Real Estate, are listed as defendants.
The neighbors in Kerr's neighborhood association say her haunted house, which also includes a cemetery in the backyard, creates a traffic and pedestrian safety hazard when thousands of visitors flock there each year. Kerr's "Haunted Garden" is open five nights in the month of October, from 7 to 10 p.m.
"I think it's a great event," Kerr told ABC News. "I don't think it's put any undue burden on the neighborhood.
"My neighbors across the street, they support it."
Kerr's fans in the neighborhood and beyond have swarmed her home in support, making protest signs to keep the garden open.
Kerr has hired an attorney and both parties will argue their case Tuesday in front of a Maryland District Court judge.
"People really love it," Kerr said, "and it's such a good time."


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If you were to ask people what 4-H is about, a large number would say, cooking and cows. Yes, thats where the emphasis of 4-H was years ago, and those quality projects are still important today.
Teaching good animal husbandry and efficient home-economic practices were founding ideas in the 4-H program. Although our lifestyles have changed over the last 100 years, our needs for quality meat products and humane animal care, and safe, nutritional food preparation and service has not.
4-H started as the conduit to reach parents with research-based information and techniques from the land-grant universities. Today, although it still reaches adults, the 4-H program strives to teach youths skills that will be used throughout their lives.
The traditional animal projects of beef, sheep and swine are still strong among 4-Hers. In La Plata County, more than 200 youths are involved in one or more of these. The main goal for these members is to provide humane care and housing for their animals while producing the best possible marketable animal for consumer consumption. Market and breeding project members must participate in the Meat Quality Assurance program to ensure they are following current production practices.
Its important for members to know the project from its beginning to its end from the pasture to the plate. Consumer markets these days are very influential on the quality of meat, milk or eggs they will purchase. Its important for the youths involved in these projects to understand current market trends and respond in kind when raising their animal.
Looking at the family and consumer science side, the foods and nutrition project has come full circle from when enrollment numbers were high in the beginning. When fast food and processed foods became popular, numbers dropped significantly. People are now again learning the importance of preparing their own food and practicing better nutritional choices.
The Decorate Your Duds and Recycled Clothing projects show members how to embellish and/or change what they may already have in their closets into new, fashionable clothing and home accessories. This has proved to be very helpful in these current stressful economic conditions.
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However, the same main principles apply to the diversity of all our projects. Responsibility, self-determination and learning, community engagement and leadership skills are essential elements to the success of our program. We develop these traits through the positive relationships and partnerships our youths make in their clubs and their community.
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A North Carolina State Highway Patrol campaign last week conducted to catch speeders ended Easter Sunday after netting thousands of violators.
A North Carolina State Highway Patrol campaign last week conducted to catch speeders ended Easter Sunday after netting thousands of violators.
Operation Slow Down began March 25 in combination with the Governor�s Highway Safety Program No Need to Speed campaign and focused on reducing speed-related collisions on North Carolina highways.
According to the Highway Patrol, speed remains the leading cause of traffic collisions and fatalities in North Carolina as well as across the country.
Last year, troopers investigated 1,801 fatal collisions on N.C. roadways. Of those, 245 deaths were contributed to speed, compared to 244 deaths in 2011, Highway Patrol reports show.
During the week-long campaign, troopers in Craven and Pamlico counties issued 97 speeding citations, nine driving while impaired citations, 17 seatbelt violations, four child restraint violations, four reckless driving violations, one improper passing violation, four driving left of center citations and 37 driver�s license violations, according to Highway Patrol records.
A spokesperson for the Craven/Pamlico Highway Patrol district office in New Bern said the 97 speeding violations in the area were about average for a week.
Troopers statewide issued more than 26,153 citations last week for numerous traffic violations, which included 13,667 speed-related charges, according to a report released by the Highway Patrol.
Bill Grey, commander of the N.C. State Highway Patrol, said despite the end of the campaign, troopers will continue to aggressively enforce the speed limits on North Carolina highways.
�Our number one priority is to ensure the safety of the motoring public,� Grey said.
Other charges issued statewide during Operation Slow Down include 685 for driving while impaired, 555 for careless and reckless driving, 2,335 seatbelt violations, 534 child restraint violation, 121 citations for improper passing, 238 for driving left of center and 2,105 diver�s license violations.
N.C. Highway Patrol 1st Sgt. Jeff Gordon said the majority of motor vehicle violations on the highways stem from speeding. Once a motorist is stopped, it could lead to other violations, like discovering the motorist has an outstanding warrant, he said.
�We are on the highway 24 hours a day,� Gordon said. �Radar is one of the tools we use to make sure people are complying with the speed limit.�
Operation Slow Down was a week the Highway Patrol also used as an educational tool for people to adhere to posted speed limits, Gordon said.
�We want to prevent people from injury and more important from dying on North Carolina highways,� he said.
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Cafe Flo: 5-7 p.m. Happy Hour with live jazz by Carey Robinson and Company. Free. Ongoing.
End Zone: 8:30 p.m.-close. Karaoke.
Joe's Bar: 9-12 p.m. Hot Cherry Hip Hop with DJ Lois. Ongoing.
King's Tav: 9 p.m.-close, Karaoke. Ongoing.
LaSalles: 9 p.m. Dr. Luna, Lish Bills, The Babylon 3, Death Rattle. $3.
Maltese Bar: 9 p.m.-close. Rock 'n' Roll game night. Free to play. Ongoing.
Montgomery Street Bar, Oroville: Live DJ and dancing. Ongoing.
100th Monkey Cafe & Books: 7 p.m. Open Mic; singers, songwriters, musicians, poets, comedians of all ages at 642 W. Fifth St. 894-8115. Weekly.
Blood Drive: 8 a.m.-3 p.m. BloodSource, 555 Rio Lindo Ave., Chico. 893-5433. Weekly.
Missionaries to the Unborn: 9 a.m.-noon. 3100 Cohasset Road, Chico; pray for unborn children. 891-0427. Weekly.
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Babies Love Books: 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. Stories, songs and bounces for newborns to 18 months. Chico Library, 1108 Sherman Ave. 891-2762. Weekly.
Paradise Center for Tolerance & Non Violence: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. weekdays. Support, advocacy for adults, children who have been victimized by harassment, bullying. 877-1856 or www.pctn.org.
Free Legal Services for Seniors, Oroville: 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Days, times vary. 1335 Myers St. Appointments: Passages Adult Resource Center, English 800-822-0109; Spanish 800-345-9491. Second Wednesday.
Chico Newcomers: 10 a.m. Social organization for women new to Chico. Coffee, luncheons, book clubs, games, other groups. Information and meet locations, 899-0960. Second Wednesday.
Story Time: 11 a.m. Oroville library, 1820 Mitchell Ave. Songs, stories, crafts for children 3-5 years. Weekly.
Bingo: 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Drawings, $5 door prize after games. Palermo Grange 493 Women's Activities, 7600 Irwin Ave. 533-9211. Weekly.
Story Time: 11 a.m. Barnes & Noble, 2031 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway, Chico. 894-1494. Weekly.
Chico Creek Nature Center: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday to Sunday. Interpretive center for Bidwell Park. Nature exhibits, living animals, public programs. Howard Tucker Exhibit Hall on premises 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday through Sunday. 1968 E. Eighth St. 891-4671, bidwellpark.org.
Chico Museum: Noon-4 p.m. at 141 Salem St. Donations accepted. Wednesday through Sunday. 891-4336.
Daughters of American Revolution, Gold Nugget Chapter: 1 p.m. Paradise library, 5922 Clark Road.
Paradise Library: 2-4 p.m. Chess at 5922 Clark Road. 872-6329. Weekly.
Chess: 3-6 p.m. Oroville Library, 1820 Mitchell Ave. 538-7641. Weekly.
Community dinner: 5:30 p.m. Salad, entr?e (choice of meat or vegetarian), bread, dessert, drinks. Magalia Community Church Hall, 13700 Skyway, Old Magalia. $5 each. 877-7963 to check menu. Weekly.
Red Cross meeting: 6 p.m. Three Rivers American Red Cross for ongoing training for Disaster Department Volunteers, discuss recent emergency responses. New volunteers may join. 1050 Arbutus Ave., Chico. Gary Cantwell, 514-2098.
Board of Directors meeting: 6 p.m. Chico Peace & Justice Center, 526 Broadway. 893-9078. Second Wednesday.
Circle of Awakening Study and Practice Group: 7:30 p.m. Chapman neighborhood Gompa, 689 E. 18th St. Ati Yoga, the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism. 828-2589. Weekly.
Chico Zen Sangha: 7-8 p.m. Trinity Methodist Church, 285 E. Fifth St. Rinzai Zen meditation, instruction, information; dharma talks. 891-4471. Weekly.
Feather Falls Casino Brewing Co.: 9:30 p.m. DJ DRE Dance Party. $5 cover. 21+. Weekly.
Nelson Avenue School gym, Oroville: Line dance lessons beginners, 6 p.m.; intermediates, 7 p.m. Ongoing.
Paradise Toastmasters: 6:30-7:45 a.m. Develop communication skills. Cozy Dinner, 6371 Skyway. Weekly.
Business Network International: 7-9 a.m. at Panighetti's Eatery, 2760 Esplanade, Suite 100. Exchange qualified business referrals. Chico Morning Star chapter. Tina Bratcher, 570-0766. Weekly.
Sons in Retirement: 9 a.m., Cozy Diner, 1695 Mangrove Ave. Annual "In & Out Breakfast" meeting. Outgoing leaders recognized, new leaders welcomed and goals for 2013 will be shared. Call Bill Jemison at 345-8686.
Widowhood Program: 11:15 a.m. Location, 342-4291. Weekly.
Chico Network Association: Noon-1 p.m. Italian Cottage on The Esplanade. Professional networking. Gene Kemper, 894-0234. Weekly.
Fraternal Order of Eagles No. 218 Chico: Noon. Cribbage at 1940 Mulberry, at 20th Street. 342-1633 or 893-4951. Second, fourth, fifth Wednesdays.
Best by a Dam Site Toastmasters: Noon-1 p.m. Holiday Inn Express, 550 Oro Dam Blvd., Oroville. 589-1180. Weekly.
Oroville Exchange Club: Noon-1:30 p.m. Gold Country Casino, fifth floor. Business solutions in the community. Robert Hewitt, 534-8393. Weekly.
Soroptimist International of Chico: Noon at Elk's Lodge, 1705 Manzanita Ave. Cost $13.50. Information, SIChico.com or 342-5992. Weekly.
Beginning Cribbage Club: 1 p.m. Learn or refresh. Cost is $1.25 donation to center. Paradise Senior Center, 877 Nunneley Road. 877-1733. Weekly.
Chico Rebekahs: 1 p.m. Beulah No. 60 Lodge. Open to women who want to volunteer in the community. Chico Grange Hall, 2775 Nord Ave. Second, fourth Wednesdays.
Orland Women's Improvement Club: 1:30 p.m. Carnagie Hall, 912 Third St. Joy Ainsworth, 865-8198. Second Wednesday.
StoryWorld Book Club: 3:30 p.m., Chico library, 1108 Sherman Ave. For kids 12 and under. Weekly.
Chico Cribbage Club: 6:30 p.m. American Cribbage Congress rules apply. Eagles Hall, 1940 Mulberry St. $6 per session. 343-7218. Second, fourth, fifth Wednesdays.
Sweet Adelines: 7 p.m. Rehearsal. Sounds of the Valley women's barbershop style singing group. Meet at Marigold School, 2446 Marigold Ave. 343-5183 or 521-8260. Weekly.
Bidwell Generals Barbershop Harmony Chorus: 7 p.m. Chico Veterans Hall, 574 Rio Lindo Ave. Men of all ages. 566-1946. Weekly.
Health, emotional support
Alcoholics Anonymous: Chico Central — 6:30 a.m., noon, 5:30 p.m., 7 p.m. 1102 Mangrove Ave., Chico; Mom's Alcoholics Anonymous — Noon, 5:30 and 8 p.m. 2109 Esplanade, Suite 110, Chico. Meet times, locations or to talk to recovering alcoholic, 342-5756. www.aabutte-glenn.org. Weekly.
Healthy Steps: 9-10 a.m. Healing class for women can be done sitting or standing. Helps regain range of motion, increase flexibility, reduce swelling from lymphedema, promote positive self-image. Any age, fitness level. $10 fee first class. Fountain Medical Conference Room, 251 Cohasset Road, Chico. Register, 332-3855. Mondays also. Weekly.
Al-Anon: Families of alcoholics. Chico: 9 a.m. Back to basics. First Christian Church, 295 E. Washington Ave., Room 5; Paradise: 6 p.m. Center for Spiritual Living, Church of Religious Science, 789 Billie Road, building in back to right. 342-5756. www.al-anon.alateen.org. Weekly.
TOPS: 9 a.m. meeting for Take Off Pounds Sensibly. 2959 Lower Wyandotte Road, Oroville. 403-3881. Weekly.
American Cancer Society telephone classes: 10 a.m.-noon. Topics vary. Callers talk with other cancer patients, caregivers, ask and answer questions, learn skills to manage cancer experiences. Free. 800-227-2345 to register/receive information. Offered one Wednesday a month; also one class in Spanish monthly.
Butte County Behavioral Health, Iversen Wellness & Recovery Center: 11 a.m. Taking Control; 12:15 Meditation; 1 p.m. Women's Group; at 492 Rio Lindo Ave., Chico. 879-3311. Weekly.
Narcotics Anonymous: Noon, 6 p.m. (women), 8 p.m. 2109 The Esplanade, Suite 120, Chico. 24-hour Hotline: 877-6361. Weekly.
Narcotics Anonymous: noon, 701 Main St. Chico Unified Group. 877-669-1669. Weekly.
Chico Moderation Management: Noon-1 p.m. at Beatnicks Cafe, 1387 East Eighth St. Behavior change program and support group for people concerned about their drinking. www.moderation.org. Marty for details and directions, 518-0520, or just show up. Weekly.
Partners Against Parkinson's: 2-4 p.m. Oak Knoll Senior Living, 1007 Buschmann Road, Paradise. Allison, 877-3306. Second Wednesday.
Stroke Support Group: 3 p.m. Different topics related to stroke. Public. Enloe Conference Center, 1528 Esplanade. 332-3981. Second Wednesday.
Alzheimer's Association Caregivers Support Group, Paradise: 2-4 p.m. Craig Memorial Congregational Church, 5665 Scottwood Road. 895-9661. Second Wednesday.
Stonewall Alliance Youth Teen Group: 3:30-5 p.m. Teenagers who want to affirm that gay, lesbian, two-spirit, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth have value as they are. Facilitated by Karen Kushner. Stonewall Alliance, 358 E. Sixth St., Chico. 893-3336. Weekly.
Men's Recovery: 3 p.m. Contact Feather River Tribal Health, 534-5394, ext. 282. Weekly.
Emotions Anonymous: 5:30-6:30 p.m. Choir Room, Congregational Church of Chico, 1190 E. First Ave. 570-9010. Weekly.
Anger Management: 6 p.m. Feather River Tribal Health. Call Tom May for dates, 532-6811, ext. 282.
Narcotics Anonymous: 6 p.m., 1289 Filbert Ave. Chico Unified Group of NA Women's Meeting (open to public). 877-669-1669. Weekly.
Compassionate Grief Support Group: 6-8 p.m. For those who have lost loved ones. To attend and for location, 566-1883 or email@example.com. Second Wednesday.
Group Run: 6:15 p.m. Wildwood Park. All levels. 345-1000, fleetfeetchico.com. Weekly.
Gamblers Anonymous: 7 p.m. Congregational Church of Chico, 1190 E. First Ave., Chico. Open format. 354-8195 or 800-287-8670. Weekly.
Gamblers Anonymous: 7 p.m. First Presbyterian Church, 446 Kentucky Ave., Youth House, Gridley. 714-743-8686. Weekly.
Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m., 341 W. Fourth St. Chico Unified Group of NA. Call, 1-877-669-1669. Weekly.
Sports to watch
Prep boys basketball — Shasta at Pleasant Valley, 7:30 p.m.; Biggs at Pierce, 7 p.m.
Prep girls basketball — Pleasant Valley at Shasta, 7:30 p.m.; West Valley at Oroville, 7:30 p.m.; Gridley at Colusa, 7 p.m.; Willows at Central Valley, 7 p.m.
Prep boys soccer — Colusa at Willows, 3:15 p.m.
Prep girls soccer — Colusa at Willows, 3:15 p.m.
Prep wrestling — Chico at Paradise, 7:30 p.m.; Las Plumas at Pleasant Valley, 6 p.m.; Central Valley at Corning, 6 p.m.; Durham at Live Oak, 6 p.m.; Orland at Gridley, 6 p.m.; Willows at Wheatland, 6 p.m.
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[May 07, 2014]
LINCOLN — Stanley S. Bruketa, 80, of
Lincoln, passed away at 3:15 p.m. Friday May 2, 2014 at St. John's
Hospital in Springfield.
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Stanley S.
Bruketa, 80, of Lincoln, passed away at 3:15 p.m.
Friday May 2, 2014 at St. John's Hospital in
Stanley was born on December
22, 1933 in Lincoln, IL; son of Stanley T. and Mary
Ann Pierce Bruketa. He married Shirley Morrow on
April 10, 1954 in Shelbyville. She preceded him in
death on September 15, 2009.
Stanley was a gas service man
for Cilco for 33 and a half years. He was a member
of the Holy Family Catholic Church, American Legion
Post# 263; he was an Army veteran of the Korean War,
Knights of Columbus, for over 50 years, Eagles
Lodge, and 40& 8.
Surviving Stanley are his
children: Debbie (Ed) Baunach of Lincoln, IL; Mike
(Cynthia) Bruketa of Dunlap; two grandsons:
Casey and Kyle Bruketa; three granddaughters: Stacy
(Robbie) Leonard, Abigail (Brian) Ingram, and Corie
Bruketa; one great-grandchild Keagan Leonard; one
brother: Paul Bruketa of Pensacola, FL; loving
companion: Doris Oltmanns of Lincoln. Stanley
was preceded in death by his parents.
Services for Stanley and his wife Shirley will be
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Funeral Home in Lincoln with Father Jeffrey Laible
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SFLPhone KDE client joins KDE family
The SFLPhone team and Savoir-Faire Linux, a Montreal Open Source consulting company, are pleased to announce the availability of SFLPhone 1.2.0, the first version since the KDE client was moved to KDE infrastructure. Our team is proud of joining the KDE family as part of Playground, and looking forward to being part of Extragear soon. SFLPhone KDE and SFLPhone Qt have been in development for the better part of a decade, aiming to provide the KDE environment with a professional software phone app. Recently, we have been working hard to bring the application to the status of KDE first class citizen. Thank you to the Oxygen and l10n community members for showing such an interest in our application and helping us improve it.
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Thanks a lot for the KDE client. But I could not find a download link for that on the site. Only GNOME client is available.
By kamesh at Tue, 2012/08/21 - 8:09pm
Here is the download
Apologies for the delay. Here is the download. It is also on kde-apps.org
By Emmanuel Lepage... at Sat, 2012/08/25 - 3:25pm
it crashes
It compiles and all. But when I try and invoke the client, it crashes with the following message.
[email protected]:~/Downloads/sflphone-kde/build$ sflphone-client-kde
I am on kubuntu 12.04.
[email protected]:~$ uname -a
[email protected]:~$ qmake -v
By Kamesh at Mon, 2012/08/27 - 8:14am
Please send error messages
There are probably a few errors after that one. This is just a warning. Many applications have it, like Amarok. Are you sure the SFLPhone daemon is running (sflphoned)? If yes, can you pastebin the complete content of the debug output to emmanuel.lepage at savoirfairelinux.com? Also, if there is a "segmentation fault" please include the backtrace.
By Emmanuel Lepage at Mon, 2012/08/27 - 8:32pm
Packages broken
I added the ppa listed at the website but the package is broken on Kubuntu 12.04.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
By Lindsay Mathieson at Tue, 2012/08/21 - 10:01pm
NB. I do have the 4.9
NB. I do have the 4.9 packages installed from the beta ppa - maybe thats part of the problem.
By Lindsay Mathieson at Tue, 2012/08/21 - 11:12pm
SFLPhone support
Might get better support at http://sflphone.org/ through the contact link or mailing list. I don't know whether or not the Savoir-Faire Linux people are monitoring the Dot story.
By Carl Symons at Tue, 2012/08/21 - 11:45pm
Packages ?
Hi !
By Anonymous at Wed, 2012/08/22 - 7:43am
I am always confused with SIP clients. How can these help in talking to a non-Linux user or someone who is familiar and not-willing-to-try a new piece of software? I am basically talking of Skype. Can I use sflphone to connect to skype "network"?
By KenP at Thu, 2012/08/23 - 3:21am
Check out sip2skype
I think there is something called sip2skype. It is a website bridge that allow Skype calls to be converted to SIP calls. I am not sure it work with SFLPhone, some say it does, some say it does not.
By Emmanuel Lepage... at Sat, 2012/08/25 - 3:23pm
As soon as I saw this on The Planet, I ditched the Gnome client and installed the KDE one, which looks a lot more functional.
I noticed on the Downloads page ( http://sflphone.org/download/stable-release ) there is no mention of the KDE client. Can this be fixed?
I'm new to SIP
By Michael at Thu, 2012/08/23 - 10:24am
Please see above
Comment title "Here is the download" has the correct link.
By Carl Symons at Sat, 2012/08/25 - 4:28pm


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A Compilation of Environmental Education News from Across Louisiana.
Louisiana's Tenth Environmental Awareness Student Art & Language Arts Contest WINNERS ANNOUNCED!
Please see the attached announcement for the list of this year's contest winners. On behalf of the contest sponsors: Alcoa Foundation, LEEC, and LDWF ...we congratulate the 2012 winning entries! We would like to sincerely thank all students who submitted entries. We have so many talented students in our great state! Many, many thanks to all of you who participated and congratulations to all of our winners! For more information, visit the Environmental Awareness Art & Language Arts Contest page.
Explore a Seashore - May programs on Sharks, Coastal Hazards and Horn Island
Through a partnership with Mississippi Alabama Sea Grant Consortium, the Gulf Coast Research Lab is offering this engaging series of excursions for adults and their children aged 12 and over to learn about the coastal Gulf of Mexico.
• May 12, 2012 Weathering the Storm & Rolling with the Punches – Learn the processes that contribute to hurricane formation and sea level rise. Visit a coastal community where planners and architects have applied results of research to restore a bayou, and a neighborhood.
• May 18-19, 2012 Sharks, Shores, and a Whole Lot More – Join shark researchers for a day aboard the RV Hermes collecting data… and sharks!
Program fee is $20/person. TEACHERS! Bring your family, earn CEUs (most programs carry 0.5 - 0.8 CEUs) and enhance your specific content knowledge of coastal science and the process of science!
Other dates, more information and a registration form are available at http://www.usm.edu/gcrl/mec/explore.a.seashore.php. Contact Jessica A. Kastler, Ph.D. at 228 872 4269 or email@example.com for more information.
ASLO 2013 Meeting in New Orleans! Submit your proposal now! (Deadline: May 18)
ASLO is returning to the Big Easy for the first time since 1990! The Aquatic Sciences Meeting will be held on February 17-22, 2013, at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. Under the theme "Learning for the Future," the meeting will bring together scientists, engineers, students, educators, policy makers and other stake holders to learn from the past and look to the future of aquatic sciences. Proposals should address broad and timely topics that will interest a broad audience. We encourage the inclusion of both research and non-research presentations within sessions. "Non-research" would apply to both policy and education presentations. Sessions that encourage presentations that include both research and non-research aspects are especially desired. Session proposals must be submitted online by 23:59 U.S. Central Daylight Time, May 18, 2012, to http://www.aslo.org/forms/neworleans2013.html. Proposals should include the following information: session title; name(s) of session organizer(s), affiliation(s) and contact methods; session format: talks/posters/both, or others; and a brief synopsis of the session. For more information, please contact: Helen Schneider Lemay, ASLO Business Office, 5400 Bosque Boulevard, Suite 680, Waco, Texas 76710-4446, email@example.com, 800-929-ASLO or 1-254-399-9635
Conservation Cup Polo Match to Support Land Conservation in Louisiana (May 20)
The Land Trust for Southeast Louisiana, whose mission is to protect natural areas and agricultural lands, will be holding its "Conservation Cup" the afternoon of Sunday, May 20th at Leah Farms of Louisiana (16191 Hwy 40, Folsom, LA) from 12 pm- 5 pm. The annual event has been the primary venue for the past six years to raise awareness for land conservation in Louisiana. This year's Conservation Cup will be hosted by the New Orleans Polo Club in its annual challenge match against its rival, the Point Clear Polo Club from Mobile, Alabama. A buffet lunch will be served; with musical entertainment featuring the Regg Sanders Trio. A Calcutta auction will be held prior to the start of the match at 12:30 pm, where participants can choose their favorite players. Donated items will be available for purchase through silent and live auctions during the afternoon. In addition to the excitement of watching the polo match and the chance to meet the players and their horses, the event is an afternoon of food, music, and pony rides for the children. Admission is $25 Adults, $15 Students, Free for Children under 10. (Includes buffet lunch); $250 - table sponsorship (8 seats per table), reservations guarantee space under the tent
For reservations or more information regarding volunteering, donation of auction items, or event sponsorship, visit www.ltsl.org or contact Marsha O'Brien at (985) 276-8000.
Enroll in Summer Camp at TRAC in Texas! Hands-on learning with Audubon Adventure Camps:
• Lone Star Overnight Adventure Camp – Week of June 11 Full Day Camp for children 8 - 10 years old (June 11-15)
Go wild in the Lone Star State! Step back in time and explore the life and times of the pioneers who first settled in Texas. Investigate the amazing plants that call Texas home, and discover the fascinating wild world of Texas animals. Spend Monday through Wednesday at the Dallas Arboretum, then spend an adventure-packed Thursday through Friday (including a staff-supervised overnight) at Trinity River Audubon Center, hiking, paddling, fishing, and exploring our amazing North Texas home. Classes are from 9am to 3pm with a staff-supervised sleepover on Thursday night at TRAC. Cost is $250 for Non-members and $225 for members of Arboretum and Trinity River Audubon Center. For registration information, click here.
• "Aquatic Adventures with the Children's Aquarium At Fair Park And Trinity River Audubon Center" – For children eligible for 4th-5th grade enrollment in fall 2012 (June 16-20)
Campers will spend three days learning all about the aquatic world at the Children's Aquarium at Fair Park, then spend two days at TRAC exploring ponds, wetlands and our amazing Trinity River. We'll paddle in kayaks and canoes, muck through wetlands, sample ponds and give catch-and-release fishing a try to see what fish species are present. Bring an extra pair of clothes; we will be getting dirty! This special camp for 4th-5th graders includes a staff-supervised sleepover at TRAC on Thursday, July 19. Classes are from 9am to 3pm with a staff-supervised sleepover on Thursday night at TRAC. July 16-20. Cost is $240/Members of the Dallas Zoo, Trinity River Audubon Center or Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center at Cedar Hill. $265/Non-Members. For more information, call 469-554-7300 or email email@example.com.
State of the Coast: Official Program Released, Registration Open (June 25-27)
This year's official conference program, available on stateofthecoast.org, is the largest and most comprehensive array of topics ever assembled regarding the Louisiana coast. The 2012 program covers a wide spectrum of the most critical issues facing the Louisiana coast, making State of the Coast 2012 a can't-miss opportunity to hear the very latest ideas, research and methods affecting our coastal future. View the complete program here. Admission is $250. Your registration includes entry into all daily sessions and events, lunches, breaks and snacks, and a special opening-night reception sponsored by Hesco! This is an incredible value for a three-day conference in one of the world's most exciting cities, New Orleans.
Training Opportunities from the Natural Disaster Preparedness Training Center
The NDPTC is coming to Baton Rouge to conduct two training workshops. If you are interesting in attending these workshops, please see the attached flyers for more information and registration:
May 14 – Social Media for Disaster Response and Recovery
May 15 – Coastal Community Resilience
New EE in Action Webinar on May 15!
EPA's Office of Environmental Education (OEE) hosts webinars for the Environmental Education (EE) community as part of a new initiative called Environmental Education in Action (EE in Action). These webinars will showcase environmental education programs and resources, including grant projects funded by EPA. The next webinar is:
What in the World Triggers Asthma? What Every School Should Know
Date: May 15, 2012, 4-5pm EST
Summary: Asthma is a serious, sometimes life-threatening chronic respiratory disease that affects the quality of life for almost 25 million Americans, including an estimated 7 million children. Although there is no cure for asthma yet, asthma can be controlled through medical treatment and management of environmental triggers. EPA is committed to educating all Americans about asthma so that everyone knows what asthma is, how the environment can affect asthma patients and how to manage environmental asthma triggers. Join us in this webinar to learn about asthma triggers, how to prevent or avoid them, and what resources EPA offers to educate yourself and others on how to take action to reduce asthma attacks. Pre-registration is required.
Visit https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/986638296 to register.
View recent, archived EE in Action webinars at www.epa.gov/education/eeinaction.html
Using the Conservation Education Scope & Sequence (May 23)
Register now for Using the Conservation Education Scope and Sequence, May 23 at 2 pm EST
One of the best practices for stewardship education is to make sure programs are age appropriate - that skills and concepts are taught at the appropriate developmental stage. Join Judy Silverberg as she explains the Conservation Education Scope and Sequence - what it is, what it is designed to do (and not do), and how to use it. She will look at an activity (or two) and use the scope and sequence to identify the appropriate age or grade band. By the end of the webinar you will be able to use this document as a tool in planning age appropriate content and activities. Judy is Wildlife Education Programs Supervisor with the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, and chair of the CE Strategy. Space is limited so be sure to register soon.
February and April Webinar Recordings Available – Recordings of the CE Strategy Overview and the Best Practices for Stewardship Education are now available on AFWA's website. (Be sure to scroll down past the upcoming webinars section.)
Permits 101: Understanding the Basics
The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) is sponsoring free training sessions that will give you a basic understanding of what permits are, the different types, and the permitting process within each media. Please register for one of the sessions below:
Yenni Building, 2nd Floor Council Chambers, 1221 Elmwood Park Blvd., Jefferson, LA 70123
LSU AgCenter, 7101 Gulf Highway, Lake Charles, LA 70607
Main Street Community Center, 708 Main Street, Pineville, LA 71360
If you would like to attend any of these workshops please register online at www.deq.louisiana.gov/enviroschool or fax the attached registration form to (225)325-8222. If you would like more information please call (225) 219-0877 or visit the ENVIROSCHOOL website at http://www.deq.louisiana.gov/portal/tabid/2601/Default.aspx. Registration is suggested. These workshops are free and open to the public.
MAY OneNOAA Science Seminars
OneNOAA Science Seminars is the most complete summary of upcoming NOAA science seminars and a joint effort to share science across NOAA and our constituents. All seminars are free and open to anyone. All NOAA offices and CI are welcome to join our effort as OneNOAA seminar partners and share their seminars! For questions, please contact email@example.com or a OneNOAA Science seminar partner. New seminars listed below. Click on seminar title to access full details.
May 10: Transitioning from FGDC to ISO 101 and ISO Content and Organization: Validation; Speaker(s): NCDDC; Location: Webinar access only; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 10: Nature of, by, and for the People?; Speaker(s): Dr. Mary Ruckelshaus (Managing Director, Natural Capital Project); Location:NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) Auditorium (2725 Montlake Boulevard East, Seattle, WA 98112); Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 10: Early results from the Barnegat Bay Sea Nettle Barrier Pilot Project; Speaker(s): Jim Vasslides, Jennifer Barny, Nina Sassano (Barnegat Bay Partnership, Ocean County College, Toms River, NJ); Location: NOAA, NMFS, NEFSC, James J. Howard Marine Sciences Laboratory Conference Room. (74 Magruder Road, Sandy Hook, New Jersey; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 14: Stakeholder Use of Riverine Probabilistic Forecasts; Speaker(s): Jan Verkade and Edwin Welles (Deltares).; Location: NOAA SSMC-2, Silver Spring, MD; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 15: Snow Falling On Yellow-Cedars; Speaker(s): Paul Hennon et al.; Location: ACCAP, Fairbanks, Alaska; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 15-17: NOAA 2012 Environmental Data Management Conference; Speaker(s): Multiple; Location: The Marriott Inn & Conference Center at UMD, East Hyattsville, MD; Click here to add this event to your google calendar
May 16: The Assimilation of Surface Sensitive Microwave Observations Over Land: Recent Results and Open Issues; Speaker(s): Fatima Karbou (MeteoFrance); Location: JCSDA, Camp Springs, MD; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 17: Transitioning from FGDC to ISO 101 and ISO Content and Organization: QandA for Validation; Speaker(s): NCDDC; Location: Webinar access only; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 17: Resource Rents, Inframarginal Rents and the Transition to Property Rights in a Common Pool Resource ; Speaker(s): Dr. Chris Costello (Professor, Bren School of Environmental Science & Management, UC Santa Barbara); Location: NWFSC, Seattle, WA 98112; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 23: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species: Marine Species Preparations for the Next Conference of the Parties; Speaker(s): Dr. Dwayne Meadows (NOAA Fisheries Office of Protected Resources); Location: NOAA SSMC-4, Room 8150 (1305 East-West Hwy, Silver Spring, MD 20910); Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 23: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Associated With Oil and Natural Gas Operations in Colorado and Utah: Regional Characteristics and Potential Atmospheric Impacts; Speaker(s):Jessica Gilman (NOAA ESRL CSD & CU CIRES); Location: NOAA ESRL Chemical Sciences Division seminar Room 2A305, David Skaggs Research Center (NOAA Building), 325 Broadway, Boulder, CO; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 24: Transitioning from FGDC to ISO 101 and ISO Content and Organization: Advanced ISO Topics; Speaker(s): NCDDC; Location: Webinar access only; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 24: Linking Swimming Performance to Population Processes in Coastal Fishes; Speaker(s): Dr. Todd Anderson (San Diego State University); Location: NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) Auditorium (2725 Montlake Boulevard East, Seattle, WA 98112); Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 31: Transitioning from FGDC to ISO 101 and ISO Content and Organization: QandA for Advanced ISO Topics; Speaker(s): Speaker(s): NCDDC; Location: Webinar access only; Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
May 31: Reference Points and the Ecosystem Approach: New Concepts for Old Tools and Old Tools for New Concepts; Speaker(s): Dr. Jake Rice (Canada DFO); Location: NOAA Northwest Fisheries Science Center (NWFSC) Auditorium (2725 Montlake Boulevard East, Seattle, WA 98112); Click here to add this seminar to your google calendar
From H-2-O: A Water Quality Workshop for Teachers (June 13-16)
This workshop will provide teachers with the knowledge, skills, and equipment to do water quality monitoring as an inquiry-based environmental education experience with their students using LUMCON's Bayouside Classroom program. Show students their connection to the Gulf of Mexico through watershed science while conducting meaningful science and stewardship activities. This workshop is presented by Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) and funded by Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program (BTNEP). The workshop cost is FREE and open to any middle school or high school science or math teacher. Application Deadline: May 24, 2012
Workshop topics: water quality parameters and normal limits, sampling techniques, use of data to test hypotheses, gulf hypoxia (dead zones), watersheds, non-point source pollution, estuaries, invasive species, nutrients and nutrient impacts
Workshop Highlights: FREE lodging and meals offered during the workshop, FREE water sampling equipment and resources, hands-on training of sampling techniques, hands-on data use in the classroom to tests hypotheses, interaction with scientists and other educators, presentations about meaningful and relevant water quality issues, field components that allow participants to experience different watershed habitats, laboratory sessions, participants will earn up to 24 CLUs
For more workshop information and/or application materials contact: Murt Conover, (985) 851-2860, email@example.com or visit www.lumcon.edu.
Early Childhood EE Programs: Guidelines for Excellence, June 26th, 4:00pm Eastern
This webinar focuses on our newest set of guidelines - Early Childhood Environmental Education Programs: Guidelines for Excellence. We will discuss how the guidelines are being used in early childhood environmental education program design and implementation and introduce you to a companion document, Early Childhood Environmental Education Rating Scale. To register: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/ecee
YSA Grants for Teachers and Youth Now Available
YSA is now accepting applications for two grant programs: our $1,000 State Farm Good Neighbor Student Achievement Grants for K-12 public schools in the U.S. to engage students in a fall Semester of Service and our $500 Get Ur Good On Grants for youth, ages 5-25, around the world to lead a service project during June - August 2012.
• State Farm Good Neighbor Student Achievement Grants (Deadline: May 31)
State Farm™ is proud to team up with YSA to offer grants of up to $1,000 for programs enhancing student achievement through service-learning in K-12 public schools in all fifty US states, the District of Columbia, and in the Canadian provinces of Alberta, Ontario and New Brunswick. Each grant engages participating teachers and students in a service and learning program that promotes academic achievement, workplace readiness, and stronger communities. The State Farm Good Neighbor Student Achievement Grant requires a 12 to 14 weeks Semester of Service™. www.YSA.org/goodneighbor
• Get Ur Good On Grants (Deadline: May 27)
If you're ready to make a positive impact in your community, Miley Cyrus and her friends at YSA want to help! With $500 Get Ur Good On Grants, you'll have the inspiration, project support, and necessary funding to turn your idea into a reality. Kids and young adults ages 5-25 worldwide are eligible to apply for a $500 Get Ur Good On Grant to support youth-led projects. Projects must address a demonstrated community need or issue, and must take place during June, July and/or August 2012. www.YSA.org/grants/gurgo
If you have questions about either grant program, please contact the YSA Grants team at firstname.lastname@example.com
Planting Marsh Grasses to Restore Wetlands Near Vermilion Bay – Volunteers Needed
Register Now
The Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana (CRCL), the Rainey Alliance, and the Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority are looking for volunteers to participate in a marsh restoration project at Christian Marsh (west of Vermilion Bay). Volunteers will plant nearly 40,000 plants along a newly constructed marsh terraces to help prevent further erosion and to stabilize the soil. Volunteer efforts will produce new habitats that will support a variety of aquatic wildlife and migratory birds.
Planting Dates are May 14, May 17, May 18, and May 19 from 9 a.m. to no later than 4 p.m. at the Intracoastal City Public Boat Launch (south of Abbeville). We are also looking for volunteers to help unload and transport marsh grass (by boat) to the project site on Wednesday, May 16, 9 a.m. to no later than 4 p.m. at the Intracoastal City Public Boat Launch (south of Abbeville).
All volunteers must register with CRCL to attend the event! Volunteers will be transported to the planting site by boat. This will be a muddy day. This is a strenuous and dirty activity, so physical fitness is required. All planting equipment (gloves, shovels, etc.), lunch, and refreshments will be provided. Visit www.crcl.org for more information.
GOMA Seeks Members for Business Advisory Council (Deadline: May 16)
The Gulf of Mexico Alliance (GOMA) is accepting applications to fill 16 seats on its newly-established Business Advisory Council (BAC). With the BAC, GOMA wants to ensure industry sector participation and advisement in regional initiatives for the Gulf of Mexico. The BAC will provide a fundamental connection between policy and applied management decisions. Applications must be returned to GOMA by May 16, 2012, and can be found on GOMA's Web site: www.gulfofmexicoalliance.org.
Graduate Assistantship for LSU EnvironMentors Coordinator
The Louisiana State University EnvironMentors Program would like to hire a new graduate student to fill the role of Coordinator beginning the Summer 2012. We are offering a graduate assistantship for a student who would be enrolled in the LSU Masters of Natural Science program. On-the-job training will be provided from the current coordinator. Please see the attached announcement for more details and contact information.
NGCP Program Directory - Find Summer Camps!
The online Program Directory lists organizations and programs that focus on motivating girls to pursue STEM careers. The purpose of the directory is to help organizations and individuals network, share resources, and collaborate on STEM-related projects for girls. When you sign up for the Program Directory, you will enter your program description, resources available within your organization, program and/or organizational needs, and contact information. You can search by summer camp offerings in your zip code as well.
Invitation to Participate in Educator Survey
The University of Florida, School of Forest Resources and Conservation, and invites you to take an online survey about teaching climate change in secondary science courses. This survey is intended for middle and high school science educators who teach in the Southeast (Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia). They are interested in hearing from you whether or not you currently cover climate change in your classroom. The results of this survey will guide the development of a new Project Learning Tree secondary module that will focus on climate change impacts on southern forest ecosystems, forest impacts on climate, and ways people can affect these relationships. The module is being developed primarily for science and agriculture courses in grades 9-12, with potential use in middle school or community college courses as well.
If you teach secondary science in the Southeast, we welcome your input through completing this survey, which will take 10-15 minutes. Your responses will be recorded anonymously to protect your identity to the extent provided by law. You may stop answering questions at any time. There are no risks or benefits to participating. There is no compensation for your participation, only the knowledge that you have contributed to the development of this educational resource. Please click the following link to access the survey: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TRHYYWL. If you have any questions about this survey, please contact: Dr. Martha Monroe at firstname.lastname@example.com or (352) 846-0878.
CRCL Teams Up With Patagonia and Massey's Sporting Goods to Save the Coast!
They call it "Sportsman's Paradise" for a reason, and now you can gear up for your trip to the coast and help save it at the same time. From today until May 20th, Patagonia will donate $10 to CRCL for every pair of Patagonia shoes you purchase at Massey's Professional Outfitters in Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Covington and Metairie. Patagonia has long held a reputation for making high-quality outdoors gear, and Massey's carries a great selection of the finest Patagonia products available. Go out and support CRCL this May by shopping at Massey's!
Find out about wetland outreach activities including symposiums, conferences, meetings, educational opportunities, volunteer opportunities, and related support material at the Louisiana Unified Coastal Community Calendar at http://lacoast.gov/calendar/
Juliet Raffray, Environmental Education Assistant Coordinator, 225-765-0124, firstname.lastname@example.com
Venise Ortego, Environmental Education Coordinator, 337-948-0255, email@example.com
Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries – www.wlf.louisiana.gov/eec


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|Dagor Bragollach
|Conflict: War of the Jewels
|Date: F.A. 455
|Place: Northern Beleriand/Anfauglith
|Outcome: Victory for Morgoth, breaking of the Siege of Angband, destruction of Dorthonion, loss of key fortresses and passes
The Ñoldor, The Edain (especially the House of Bëor)
50,000 Elves under Fingolfin and Fingon, 20,000 under Maedhros and Maglor with 10,000 under Curufin and Celegorm and another 7000 under Caranthir. 5000 Elves under Angrod and Aegnor, with another 15,000 under Finrod and 3000 at Sirion under Orodreth. 20,000 men under Hador, 5000 under Barahir and 7000 under Bregolas. 4000 from Brethil and a few thousand Elves at Doriah. Overall, over 100,000 Elves and near 40,000 men[source?]
30,000 Elves under Fingolfin and Fingon, 7000 under Maedhros and Maglor, and at least 6000 among the other Sons of Feanor. Destruction of Aegnor and Angrod's forces, 4000 under Finrod and perhaps a few hundred at Sirion, 10,000 men under Hador and destructive casualties for Barahir and Bregolas, a few hundred casualties in Brethil and Doriath. Overall, over 50,000 Elves and near 25,000 Men[source?]
Unknown, but probably heavy. In the following years of the war, most of Morgoth's gains were reversed but the casualties done to the Noldor, Sindar and Edain was irreplaceable[source?]
The Dagor Bragollach (Sindarin for "Battle of Sudden Flame") was the fourth battle of the Wars of Beleriand.
The Battle Opens
It began when Morgoth broke the Siege of Angband, which had held for four hundred years. On a winter's night, Morgoth sent out rivers of flame, consuming Ard-galen, which was renamed Anfauglith. Many elves perished as they fled from these flames, from the fire and the smoke. His armies of Balrogs and Orcs, led by Glaurung first of the Urulóki, overran the highlands of Dorthonion, and slew Angrod and Aegnor. Maglor's horsemen were burnt alive on the plain of Lothlann, and Maglor's Gap was taken, giving Morgoth an entry into Beleriand itself. Maglor retreated with heavy losses to Himring, where he helped defend the city of Maedhros.
East Beleriand Overrun
The Pass of Aglon was also breached, and Celegorm and Curufin fled south of Doriath to Nargothrond. Morgoth's Orcs took the mountain forests of Mount Rerir, and defiled Lake Helevorn, scattering south through Thargelion into East Beleriand. Caranthir fled to Amon Ereb, where he and Amrod built defenses. From there they slowly freed East Beleriand of the Orcs, while Maglor and Maedhros held the northern border.
Minas Tirith in the Pass of Sirion in the West under Orodreth held, and Orodreth's brother and Lord Finrod Felagund came north from Nargothrond with a large army. However, they were ambushed by a large army of Morgoth's forces at the Fen of Serech. The Noldor now found themselves trapped, and Finrod would have been killed but for a sortie by Barahir, who descended from Dorthonion and rescued the Elven lord. It was this deed which later earned Barahir the ring of Finrod which would become known as the Ring of Barahir.
Finrod and his folk fled south to Nargothrond, while Barahir continued defending Dorthonion. The mountain forts of the Ered Wethrin around Hithlum also held, although barely.
The Battle Ends: Fingolfin's Duel
Thus the Siege was broken, the Sons of Fëanor scattered, and the forces of Morgoth roamed at will throughout the north.
When Fingolfin, the High King of the Noldor, learned of the losses of so many Noldor, he rode in anger across the dust of Anfauglith and challenged Morgoth to single combat. At the doors of Angband itself, they fought a great duel. Fingolfin's sword, Ringil, wounded Morgoth seven times. Yet, he was felled by Morgoth's hammer, Grond, and slain by Morgoth's mighty foot.
See also
|Wars of Beleriand
|First Battle · Dagor-nuin-Giliath · Dagor Aglareb · Dagor Bragollach · Nirnaeth Arnoediad · War of Wrath


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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will appear before a judge next week to enter an expected guilty plea to charges that he endangered comrades by walking off his remote post in Afghanistan in 2009.
The Army announced that Bergdahl will appear before a judge at Fort Bragg on Monday to enter his plea. The news release did not elaborate on what his plea would entail.
But last week, two individuals with knowledge of the case told The Associated Press that Bergdahl is expected to plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. They were not authorized to discuss the case and demanded anonymity.
It wasn't clear if Bergdahl has made a deal with prosecutors to limit his punishment. The misbehavior charge carries a maximum penalty of life in prison, while the desertion count is punishable by up to five years.
His trial had been scheduled to begin Oct. 23, but those dates are expected to be used for sentencing now.
News of the plea comes after several pretrial rulings against the defense by the judge, Army Col. Jeffery R. Nance. Perhaps most significant was the judge's decision in June to allow evidence of serious wounds to service members who searched for Bergdahl at the sentencing phase, giving prosecutors leverage to pursue stiff punishment against him. The judge said in his ruling that a Navy SEAL and an Army National Guard sergeant wouldn't have wound up in separate firefights that left them wounded if they hadn't been searching for Bergdahl.
The defense was also rebuffed in an effort to prove President Donald Trump had unfairly swayed the case with scathing criticism of Bergdahl, including suggestions of harsh punishment for him. The judge wrote in a February ruling that Trump's comments on the campaign trail were "disturbing and disappointing" but did not constitute unlawful command influence by the soon-to-be commander in chief.
Defense attorneys have acknowledged that Bergdahl, who's from Hailey, Idaho, walked off his base without authorization. Bergdahl himself told a general during a preliminary investigation that he left intending to cause alarm and draw attention to what he saw as problems with his unit. He was captured soon after and held by the Taliban and its allies.
But the defense team has argued that Bergdahl can't be held responsible for a long chain of events that included many decisions by others on how to conduct the searches.
The military probe of Bergdahl began soon after he was freed from captivity on May 31, 2014 in exchange for five Taliban prisoners. Former President Barack Obama was criticized by Republicans who claimed he jeopardized the nation's security with the trade.
Bergdahl has been assigned to desk duty at a Texas Army base pending the outcome of his legal case.
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