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Alfred "Al" Berghager, 43, of Hannibal, Mo., died at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, October 2, 2013.
Alfred "Al" Berghager, 43, of Hannibal, Mo., died at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, October 2, 2013.
A Mass of Christian burial will be at 10 a.m. Monday, October 7, 2013, at the Holy Family Church in Hannibal. Father Mike Quinn will officiate. Burial will be at the Grand View Burial Park in Hannibal. The James O'Donnell Funeral Home in Hannibal is in charge of arrangements.
Visitation will be from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday at the James O'Donnell Funeral Home.
Mr. Berghager was born June 23, 1970, in Hannibal, to Bernard "Ben" and Marilyn Shy Berghager.
He was married to Polly O'Haver on March 7, 1992, in Perry, Mo. She survives.
Other survivors include his children, Levi Berghager and Olivia Berghager, both of Hannibal; his mother, Marilyn Berghager of Hannibal; his brother, Craig Berghager (Dawn) of Lathrop, Mo.; his sisters, Kimberly Bush of Hannibal and Alyssa Jines (fiancé Randy) of Vandalia, Mo.; several nieces, nephews, and many friends.
Mr. Berghager worked for the Missouri Department of Transportation on the maintenance crew. He attended the Holy Family Church in Hannibal, Mo., and he proudly served as a life time member of the N.R.A. He enjoyed working in his shop, doing woodworking projects, and spending time outdoors.
He adored and cherished his children and loved spending time with his family and many friends. He had such a way of brightening everyone's day with his remarkable smile. He was also known for his kind and loving demeanor, along with his witty sense of humor.
Memorial contributions may be made to the N.R.A., or the Make A Wish Foundation, in care of the James O'Donnell Funeral Home.
Pallbearers will be Rich Fowler, Dave Houchins, Scott Gollaher, Levi Berghager, Craig Berghager, Tim Long, Mark Stotler, and Simon Begley.
Honorary pallbearers will be Wally Severs, Mike Berghager, Pete Fee, Earl Barnard, Monte Safford, Chad Williams, Joe Friday and Kyle Thomure.
Online condolences may be made and video tribute viewed at www.jamesodonnellfuneralhome.com


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You'll head to Montserrat through the main streets of Barcelona, passing the enormous Catalunya Square, the heart of the city known for its fountains and statues. Drive along the elegant Passeig de Gracia with its wrought-iron street lamps and fine array of Modernist buildings, including Gaudi's Casa Mila, with its arches and spiral chimneys.
It is about an hour's drive to Montserrat, an unusual multi-peak mountain topped by pinnacles that look like fingers reaching for the sky offering stunning views of Catalunya. According to legend, villagers discovered a statue of the Madonna in a grotto a millennia ago. And as a result, it became a pilgrimage site, and still draws many of the faithful to venerate the image, which now resides in a grand basilica. Over the centuries the image has darkened by the smoke of millions of candles and she has come to be known as the Black Virgin.
The Benedictine community, now numbering some 80 monks, has served the shrine for almost a thousand years. They are dedicated to a life of prayer, work and welcoming pilgrims. You'll visit the sanctuary, and will have free time to explore on your own, visit the grotto, or take photos of the surrounding landscape. There are souvenir shops available, as well as food outlets.

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Devil's advocate here to annoy you all again – sorry, it's in my nature.
I'd like to pose a paradoxical thesis that the two gentlemen mentioned above are practially one and the same. The progressive, self-proclaimed consciousness raiser Dawkins and his disposal of God as a delusion, and the pope, most faithful of all believers in Christ.
Why? I'm bored, I guess. But maybe I can get a rise out of someone.
So here's the reason:
Dawkins, a consummate atheist, is fully aware that he chooses to be one. His disposal of God in his book "The God Delusion" is tight as a drum. His arguments are ironclad. There is absolutely, unequivocally, indisputably no physical evidence whatsoever of God. The only evidence we have gathered so far about the universe and the world we live in suggests only that we do indeed exist. God is make-believe.
The pope, a consummate christian, is fully aware that he chooses to be one. His defence of God in his book "The Bible", is also tight as a drum. His arguments are also ironclad. There is indeed absolutely, unequivocally, indisputably no physical evidence whatsoever of God. The pope believes in God nevertheless, who is therefore "make-believe". This doesn't bother the pope because he operates on what is known as "faith" ( a belief in something that cannot be proven).
So what?
Well, according to the bible, God does not play favorites (we do, but that's another story). All it takes for God to credit us with faith is a mustard seed of it. Dawkins has it – he knows that he can't disprove God's existence so he must by his own admission leave the door open at least a crack. He does not like it, but he is honest enough to admit it. The pope is also credited by God with faith. He knows that he cannot "prove" God's existence. He keeps his door wide open anyway.
Dawkins actively disbelieves in God whereas the pope actively believes. These are not two equivalent forms of faith and it is not the point being made here. The point is that God does not differentiate between a cracked door and a wide open one. The pope gets a gold star, and so does Sir Richard.
The two gentlemen are "practically" the same because faith doesn't get scored based on "how much" of it one possesses. Otherwise the score would be about a million to one in favor of the pope. The bible says that "faith without works is dead". What this means to me is not that one doesn't have faith if one doesn't act like it or that one has "more and more" faith the more one acts on it. What it means is that one's faith will eventually die if one does not act. Richard Dawkins acted in analyzing his own belief system – albeit in an agressively anti-religion kind of way. It brought him to the admission that he can't deny the possibility. He gets an A from God. The pope isn't the teacher's pet. He get's an A, too, though.
Salvation is a different thing altogether, though…
That's my pontification for today.
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What is graduate school in Biology about?
Usually, when people talk about "graduate school" in Biology, they are talking about PhD programs, and sometimes about Masters degree programs. These are degrees that prepare you to be an academic scientist, performing research and/or teaching at a university, college, research institute, or in the biomedical research industry.
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Graduate school is not just a continuation of college as you know it - you will take a few classes, but most of your time is spent on your research project. Self-motivation is essential.
Thankfully, graduate school is not another major financial investment - most grad students in the sciences are supported with both a full tuition waiver and a stipend (currently averaging around $25,000 a year) to cover living costs (housing, food, etc.). This financial aid is either provided by the institution (through a research or teaching assistantship) or by a national fellowship. In fact, most institutions do not take on students they cannot support financially. Essentially, this means that, for qualified students, graduate school, unlike medical school, is free.
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Grades: Criteria are not usually as strict as medical schools in terms of which courses you need to take in college, but you should take a rigorous set of science classes, and should have at least some courses in the area of study you are thinking of pursuing in graduate school. Most successful applicants to PhD programs in the Biological sciences have GPAs of at least 3.3 - 3.5, or higher, depending on the quality of the program (but these numbers are only a rough guideline).
You will need to take the general GRE, a standardized test similar to the SATs with a math and verbal section, and usually also a subject test in either Biology or in Biochemistry, Cell, and Molecular Biology. Your scores are good for 5 years; just be sure to take the test in time to have your scores ready when applications are due. There are many ways to prepare: classes, prep books, practice tests, and websites. The Career Development Office is a good place to start in thinking about preparing for these exams.
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Defensively, the Ravens played well enough to win even though rookie quarterback Blaine Gabbert started to become more comfortable in the second half. The Ravens' offensive game plan going into the game was a mystery, and still is afterwards. Coach John Harbaugh made a poor decision with the onside kick with two timeouts remaining late in the game. The Jaguars' two-point lead became five points on Josh Scobee's field goal.
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A Snowy Ending To A Special Seasonby Brent Harris • December 1, 2007 Share:
Wabash football fans walked into a Wisconsin winter snowstorm and an extremely talented UW-Whitewater football team in Saturday's NCAA Division III Football Regional final. The Little Giants fell behind early on the way to a 47-7 loss to the second-ranked Warhawks. (View photos from the game.)
The Little Giants threw five interceptions, including three in the first quarter that led to three quick scores by UW-W. The Warhawks outgained Wabash 523-196.
Senior All-American quarterback Dustin Huff returned to the starting lineup for the first time since suffering a broken ankle in the final minute of the first game of the season for Wabash. His return was spoiled on the second play of the game when Gabe Schultz snared the first interception of the game. The Warhawks made a quick transition from defense to offense and scored almost as quickly. Three plays after the pick UW-W was on the scoreboard on a three-yard touchdown run from Justin Beaver. The three-time All-American running back gained 145 yards on 21 carries, helping the Warhawks to 338 rushing yards in the game.
Wabash mounted a four-play drive that stalled at midfield. Whitewater took the punt and proceeded to march 60 yards for its second score, reaching the end zone this time on a pass from Danny Jones to tight end Nick Slupski for a 14-0 lead.
Huff was picked on his second pass of the next drive, leading to another Whitewater TD on Jones six-yard rush. The touchdown gave the Warhawks a 21-0 lead with five minutes left in the opening quarter.
Matt Hudson took over at quarterback, but was had no better luck. He tossed an interception on his first pass attempt, giving the Warhawks a short field to work on offense for the third time in the period. Jones went deep to Neil Mrkvicka for a 33-yard scoring strike and a 28-0 lead before the first quarter came to a close.
Wabash would mount only one offensive drive in the first half, completing a 34-yard pass from Hudson to Mike Russell as part of a six-play, 36-yard drive. Unfortunately that drive would end in the fourth interception of the first half.
Whitewater added another score late in the second quarter to take a 35-0 lead at the break. The Warhawks dominated the first half stats, rushing for 170 yards and throwing for 294.
The Little Giants put together their only scoring drive of the game on the first offensive series of the third quarter. Hudson capped a 12-play, 84-yard drive with a six-yard touchdown pass to Russell on a fade to the left corner of the end zone. The scoring drive proved to be one of the few highlights of the game for Wabash.
"They're a great team," head coach Chris Creighton said after the game. "I wish them best of luck the next two weeks. Whitewater certainly has the talent to win the national title.
"I'm also very proud of our guys. We played hard and had fun. As good a group of players as Whitewater has, I wouldn't trade a single player for any of the guys on our team. I'm not just proud of the Wabash guys as football players, but as men."
Adi Pynenberg, playing in his final college football game, helped pace the Wabash defense with 10 tackles. Freshman Jake Martin, who came into the ball game for an injured Chad Peterman, added a career-best 10 stops. Andy Deig also made 10 tackles in his final game as a Little Giant.
Hudson was 16-of-33 for 156 yards and one TD with three interceptions. Huff completed one pass for 13 yards. Brock Graham had five catches for 46 yards, while Russell managed seven receptions for 71 yards and a score.
Wabash finished with a record of 11-2.
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"In the Finnish view, as Sahlberg describes it, this means that schools should be healthy, safe environments for children. This starts with the basics. Finland offers all pupils free school meals, easy access to health care, psychological counseling, and individualized student guidance.
In fact, since academic excellence wasn't a particular priority on the Finnish to-do list, when Finland's students scored so high on the first PISA survey in 2001, many Finns thought the results must be a mistake. But subsequent PISA tests confirmed that Finland — unlike, say, very similar countries such as Norway — was producing academic excellence through its particular policy focus on equity.
That this point is almost always ignored or brushed aside in the U.S. seems especially poignant at the moment, after the financial crisis and Occupy Wall Street movement have brought the problems of inequality in America into such sharp focus. The chasm between those who can afford $35,000 in tuition per child per year — or even just the price of a house in a good public school district — and the other "99 percent" is painfully plain to see."


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 5, 2012)—A lengthy layoff proved no obstacle for Morning Line as the 5-year-old led throughout in the $150,000 Mervyn LeRoy Handicap (video) Saturday at Betfair Hollywood Park.
Even before the win by the 5-1 shot in the Grade II, a Pick Six carryover was assured.
When racing resumes Sunday, there will be $58,358 awaiting players.
Post time Sunday is 1 p.m. The Pick Six will start in the fourth race, which has a scheduled post time of 2:35 p.m.
Away since finishing last in the Grade I Whitney Handicap last Aug. 6 at Saratoga, Morning Line, despite some pre-race antics, was more than fit enough in his first start for trainer John Shirreffs, holding off 8-1 outsider Prayer for Relief in the final yards.
The victory was the second stakes win of the day for jockey Joe Talamo, who had missed his first three mounts Saturday after having some connection issues when flying home from Kentucky after riding at Churchill Downs Friday.
About three races earlier, Talamo, who captured his first LeRoy with Ball Four in 2009, had used the same front running tactics to take the $72,400 Cool Frenchy Stakes with Flightofalifetime.
Owned by a partnership that includes William Farish, Dixiana Stables and Thoroughbred Legends Stable, Morning Line had never raced over a synthetic surface prior to Saturday, but he had trained well over Cushion Track before his fifth lifetime win.
Completing the 1 1/16 miles in 1:42 2/5, Morning Line pushed his earnings to $1,212,300.
A 5-year-old son of Tiznow and the A.P. Indy mare Indiana Snow, the dark bay, who was bred in Kentucky by Dell Ridge Farm LLC, paid $13.20, $7 and $3.80.
Prayer for Relief, who had won two of his previous three starts over Cushion Track, returned $8.60 and $5 while finishing a half-length behind the winner. Kettle Corn, 3 ¾ lengths back in third, paid $4 to show.
Completing the order of finish were Thirtyfirststreet, Gladding, Jaycito, Awesome Gem, the 5-2 favorite, Great Warrior and Honour the Deputy. The latter originally finished fifth, but was disqualified and placed last for interference in the stretch.
The victory was Morning Line's third in a graded stakes in as many years. He won the Grade II Pennsylvania Derby at Philadelphia Park – now Parx – in 2010 and the Grade I Carter Handicap April 9, 2011 at Aqueduct. Those wins came when he was in the stable of Hall of Fame trainer Nick Zito.
"I'm just so happy they (the gate crew) were so patient with him,'' said Shirreffs. "They did a great job getting him back to the gate.
"When I saw Joe just getting a little higher on him going to the three-eighths, you could see he was taking a good breather just then. You can see from his past races that when horses come to him, he really fights. He's very classy horse.''
Shirreffs added he hopes to bring Morning Line back in the Grade II, $150,000 Californian June 2 and the Grade I, $500,000 Hollywood Gold Cup July 7.Bobina was an extremely game winner in her stakes debut, edging 10-1 outsider My Gi Gi by a nose in the $100,000 Senorita.
Unfortunately, the 3-year-old daughter of Malibu Moon and the Dynaformer Maliziosa went wrong immediately after the finish and had to be euthanized. Owned by breeder Haras Santa Maria de Aras, Inc. and trained by A.C. Avila, Bobina suffered what was called a "catastrophic injury'' to her right front fetlock.
Victor Espinoza, who rode the 3-1 second choice for the first time in the Grade III, escaped serious injury. Espinoza, recently returned from a broken left hand suffered March 23 at Santa Anita, skipped his next two mounts – Excessive Passion, who finished last in the $72,400 Cool Frenchy Stakes and Fable Haven, who finished fourth in the seventh race – but did honor his final four commitments.
The stewards conducted an inquiry into the stretch run of the Senorita, but ruled the pair of minor incidents involving Bobina and My Gi Gi offset, so there was no change in the order of finish.
A Florida bred, Bobina, who was last after the opening four furlongs, completed the mile on turf in 1:35.18. The win was her third in as many starts and increased her earnings to $128,400.
Providing Espinoza with his first win in the race since Makeup Artist in 2003, the Florida bred paid $8, $4.60 and $3.40.
Making her initial appearance for trainer Peter Eurton – who also saddled pacesetter and eventual sixth place finisher Belle Passe – and first start since last Dec. 3, My Gi Gi paid $8.80 and $4.60 One length back in third was Byrama. The show price on the English bred was $3. Graser, the 2-1 favorite, wound up fourth.
"I hurt my left index finger,'' said Espinoza. "It's the same hand where I had an old injury, but in a different place. I rolled a few times and I kind of hit it right there.
"She was running unbelievable, as hard as she could. She bobbled a little for one step before the wire and I tried to hold her together. Next thing, I know she just went down. For a minute I thought I was going to handle it, but it was impossible.
"It was just one wrong step. There was no warning. She didn't give me any sign that anything was bothering her.''
Trained by Hall of Famer Bob Baffert for a partnership that includes George Bolton, Majestic Racing Stable LLC and Summit Racing LLC, Flightofalifetime earned his second win in five attempts, wiring six opponents in the Cool Frenchy.
A 4-year-old Werblin colt out of the Fly So Free mare Dreamflight, Flightofalifetime completed the five furlongs over Cushion Track in 57.22 seconds. The $43,400 payday pushed his bankroll to $88,950.
Making his second start after a layoff of more than 11 months, Flightofalifetime had a four length lead with an eighth of a mile to run, then had enough left to prevail by 1 ¼ lengths over 16-1 shot Silver Summation. Obviously, the 11-10 favorite, was a half-length back in third.
Flightofalifetime, the 3-1 second choice, paid $8.60, $4.60 and $3. Silver Summation returned $13 and $5.60 while Obviously paid $2.60 to show.
"My flight was 45 minutes delayed in Louisville and by the time I got to my connection in Charlotte the plane was long gone, so I had to wait for another flight,'' said Talamo. "This horse is so quick. I just had to sit on him. He dragged me right to the lead and got it done.''
The main event on the nine race program Sunday is the $70,000 Time To Leave Stakes. The five furlong race over Cushion Track for fillies and mares is headed by Teddy's Promise, Izzy Rules and Rumor. The Time To Leave goes as the eighth.
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So, how is Windows Phone doing? It's hard to say. As perhaps the last dark horse competitor in what would otherwise be an Apple-Android race, Microsoft's mobile OS is a cipher. Despite much early praise for the "flagship" Nokia Lumia 920 and "signature" HTC Windows Phone 8X, commenters have been swift to write off any discernible aesthetic edge the devices may have because of the platform's lack of serious developer support. That Google has refused to develop for Windows is a serious blow to the OS's legitimacy.
Then again, Microsoft's marketing clout cannot be denied. The brand has pumped untold millions into their PR push, daring anyone to say they don't at least recognize these devices. And, while there have been numerous missteps along the way, it seems to be working. Even though hard numbers are a fiscal quarter away, Nokia's shares are up and AT&T stores state demand for the Lumia 920 is high. Clearly someone is buying these things. But one large problem remains, and that's the state of the Windows Phone app marketplace. If you're buying a smartphone, you probably want to be able to use Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr… the list goes on and on.
So what's a new Windows Phone user to do? Sharing online is one of the first things you'll ever do with your brand new smartphone. But Windows Phone is unique in that it simply doesn't have as many top-shelf apps to get social with. But where there's a will, there's always a way. Calling all new Windows Phone users out there: Here are the social apps you're going to need and want. Time to hit that install button.
Official apps actually worth a damn
Much has already been said about how innovative and glanceable the People Hub and Me Tile combination is, and all that holds true. Windows Phone does a great job of aggregating your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Skype profiles in a way that feels much more natural than on platforms. So if you want to browse your feed or Timeline without bothering with all the extraneous dross or even just want to — gasp! — call a friend, you can do it quickly and with ease.
But if you want to do more than that, you'll need to download the apps.
Microsoft's WP8 Facebook app is… good, mostly. It takes advantage of all the lovely UI flourishes of the OS, and it acquits itself nicely in terms of performance and stability thanks to a recent update. You shouldn't have any trouble drilling down into friends' profiles, but it has a learning curve seeing as it's so wildly different from iOS and Android's presentation.
Much the same can be said for LinkedIn–you can search for new contacts and explore colleagues' profiles at a whim. As for Skype, well… it can't hurt that Microsoft owns the company. As such, they've baked some of its features into the OS by allowing you to make voice and video calls from within the People Hub, but you still (somewhat inexplicably) need to download the official app before that integration can happen. It's strange, but Skype for Windows Phone 8 is still in Preview so hopefully future iterations will improve on said weirdness.
Tweeting with the best of them
Windows Phone's Twitter app, on the other hand, is mediocre at best. It approaches tweeting in a rather bare-bones way, making it hard to do some of the things even casual tweeters have become accustomed to.
But, much like iOS and Android, Windows Phone doesn't lack for a few great, full-featured Twitter clients for people who need a little more.
I'm recommending two.
First, Rowi is a fan-favorite among Windows Phone users, and the acclaim is well-deserved. It's interface is clean and lightweight enough to get out of the way of your feed when you just want a quick look, but can edit photos, translate tweets via Bing, and save articles for later via apps like Instapaper and Readability.
Meanwhile, glƏƏk! gets points for trying to stuff as much functionality as it can into an already fine app. While it has lower information density, the app can do just about everything Rowi can do while throwing in voice controls, lock screen images, and a live tile for when you want to check what retweets you've gotten. And the dev team is very supportive.
Tumblr-ing along
Where else will you find your favorite gifs? Tumblr doesn't have an official offering on Windows Phone, and that's unfortunate. Thankfully, it isn't really missed since Blueprints is such an excellent alternative. The app can handle multiple Tumblr blogs attached to the same account, and you can do anything from check your favorite longform blogs to trip down the meme rabbit-hole. Highly recommended.
We actually need those stinking badges…
If checking into new places is your thing, it's a good bet you've used something like Foursquare before to find restaurants, venues, and night spots you and your friends might love. So it's a good thing Foursquare has been on Windows Phone since forever. It's less good that the official app itself is a laggy, buggy mess.
Luckily, the third-party app 4th & Mayor is a worthy surrogate. It's minimal and nimble, letting you earn your badges and drink in peace. Exactly what the proprietary Foursquare app should be.
Redditors, rejoice!
If you truly understand and appreciate what it is to be a part of the Internet — as funny and scary a place as it can so often be — you must visit Reddit from time to time. You don't have to be a Redditor or even a card-carrying member of 4Chan, but only understand that Reddit is a microcosm of the Web at large. Therefore, Windows Phone had to find its way there. It's a rule.
Baconit accomplishes that with considerable aplomb. It has everything; you can login, contribute, and troll subreddits to your heart's desire. The way it renders comments with content can be a little unwieldy at times, but you'd be hard-pressed to find a better client than this.
Wherefore art thou, Instagram?
Ah, Instagram! Well, first and foremost, no, there is no Instagram client for Windows Phone. What's more, the way Instagram handles its API means that there are no third-party apps that will allow you to contribute to the service. Seeing as Instagram is swiftly becoming one of the tentpole apps for both iOS and Android, that Windows Phone 8 has been left in the dark is a problem that needs to be fixed sooner rather than later.
Or maybe not. Considering the entire ToS imbroglio, maybe you don't need Instagram anymore and want an alternative. Lomogram is probably the best you can do, and that's not so bad. It has more than 40 filters, light effects, borders, and all the horrid hipster things we love, but without the iffy privacy issues users might be worried about.


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Since the weather is likely to be gray, try checking out one of Seattle's many very cool movie houses.
Cinerama An original Cinerama movie theater [[1] restored by Paul Allen. It is located right downtown on 4th and Lenora.
Egyptian Theatre [2] Located in nearby Capitol Hill, this theater is a short walk/bus ride from downtown and shows mainstream and independent fare. Very cool old theater.
Grand Illusion The best little revival theater in Seattle. Shows old films, foreign films, and cult films in the U-District. Only seats about 50 people, and is a hike from downtown, but is surrounded by 3 or 4 of the best Indian restaurants in the city. So, make a night of it.
Silent Film at the Paramount [3] If you are still around Monday night, consider the silent film at the Paramount at 7PM. At 9th and Pine, only a couple of blocks from the convention center, this theater is an original vaudeville palace opened in 1928. It has been beautifully restored and features its original Mighty Wurlitzer Theater organ. The talented theater organist Dennis James accompanies the film. Plus, the theater has the Knabe Ampico reproducing piano which was new at the 1928 opening. This also has been restored. I don't know which rolls will be played, but the artists who created these rolls range from Rachmaninoff to Rogers. Its an incomparable local treasure!
Other attractions
The Fremont Troll (off-the-beaten path attraction). If you visit the Troll, check out the Lenin Statue just a few blocks to the west.
Pike Place Market is a must-see if you're in Seattle. It's a fun place in which to shop, eat, people watch, and enjoy the city's street performers.
If you just want to kick back and relax, consider a ferry ride to Bainbridge Island. Its about 35 minutes each way; the charge for pedestrians is $6.50 heading out of Seattle but there's no charge coming back. Just a great way to get out on the water, enjoy the sun, and get great views of Seattle and the Sound (and on a clear day, the Olympics and Mt. Rainier) that you can't get any other way. Feel free to get off at the other end and explore Bainbridge Island if you like, but the ride out and back is revitalizing in and of itself. The Bainbridge Island ferry leaves from Pier 52 of the downtown waterfront (801 Alaskan Way at Columbia). P.S. There is a great knitting store in downtown Bainbridge, easy walking distance from the ferry. Other cute shops and good restaurants as well.


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Defaulting to kindness is this very simple idea that I try, rather mightily, to uphold in my day-to-day endeavours. It's an easy and graceful thing that applies to relationships, work strategies, food on the table, the methods we choose, self care, and overall personal stillness. Dogma doesn't muscle its way into such a direct mode of life. I don't always succeed in this–that much has to be obvious. Inner landscapes are complex in the greatest of beings. I struggle under time constraints, matters of patience, when things go off the rails, disorganized dwellings, in the face of criticism… I become irritable as all hell if we're being real.
So it'll come as no surprise that, upon receiving some rather passive aggressive emails/messages of all sorts relating to this blog in the last couple weeks, I got thisclose to meeting those notions of skepticism with something to the tune of "OMG. BUT R U OK?" Hitting the send button was the next step in that absurdly demonstrative reply. Then I thought of kindness (almost begrudgingly), and trying to default to that state. The mere thought didn't offer instantaneous optimism, but its warm lightbulb glow entered my realm of possibility in a gentle and persistent way. Slowly returning to the center, thank goodness.
I can appreciate having a point of view, dedication to a personal observation, and the confidence to bring it all forward. It's silly to be dismissive of any and all reactions because… it's just something that I do on the internet. Considering the point, trying to turn the scene around, saying thank you, having a better life (+ acknowledging that the internet is WAY REAL)–that's all easy on paper and, as it turns out, easy in practice over time. Feeling much more solid in this space lately (this album on repeat and big cups of vanilla rooibos while sifting through the emails/everything else is helping) and I'm glad that you're all here.
So in that vein, I thought I'd share more of an every day kindness that I grant myself. This is something you might catch me fixing up for lunch on a normal day. I might pre-roast the whole squash and make up the dressing at the beginning of the week, reheat the strands with some stock in a sauté pan and top it all up as I've done here. I never make a dressing or sauce the same way twice, and this peanut lime one is no exception. The list of ingredients seems long, but it's largely a compilation of pantry items that can be subbed, swapped or chopped altogether. I just kind of throw it all into my Vitamix and taste and re-blend, rinse, repeat :)
Stay kind, in your life endeavours and your lunches, peeps. xo
Print the recipe here!
serves: 4
notes: Definitely use the sharpest knife you've got for the spaghetti squash. You don't want to be pulling a stubborn knife out of a half-cut squash.
squash etc ingredients:
1 large spaghetti squash, cut in half lengthwise + seeds scooped out
4 kale stalks, stems removed
1 shallot, peeled
1/2 cup chopped toasted nuts of your preference (I used cashews)
3 tbsp sesame seeds (toasted, raw, whatevs)
chopped leafy herb if you feel it (cilantro, mint, thai basil etc)
1 bunch of broccoli, cut into florets
salt + pepper
lime peanut sauce ingredients:
1/2 inch fresh ginger, peeled + rough chopped
2 cloves of garlic, peeled + rough chopped
1-2 tsp sriracha (or other hot sauce you like)
2 tbsp peanut butter (or tahini, sunflower seed butter, almond butter etc)
1 lime, peeled + chopped
1 tbsp rice vinegar
2 tsp agave nectar
1 tbsp tamari soy sauce
little scoop of extra virgin coconut oil (optional, but I love the coconut fragrance here)
1/4 tsp toasted sesame oil
1/2 cup grapeseed oil
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
Line a baking sheet with parchment and place the squash halves, cut side down, onto the sheet. Bake for about an hour or until the flesh pulls away in easy strands.
While the squash is baking, slice the kale leaves into 1/3-inch ribbons and place in a large bowl. Cut the shallot in half lengthwise, slice the halves into thin half-moons and set aside. Chop up the herbs and toasted nuts as well, set them aside with the shallows.
Once you've cut the broccoli, set a medium saucepan with about an inch of water over medium heat. Bring it to a simmer. Place the broccoli florets into a steamer basket and set aside until right before service.
Place all of the sauce ingredients in a blender and bend until fully incorporated. Taste for seasoning and set aside.
When squash is cool enough to handle, place the steamer basket of broccoli into the pot with the simmering water. Put a lid on it and allow broccoli to steam for 3-4 minutes, or desired doneness. While broccoli is steaming, scrape the spaghetti strands out with a fork into the large bowl with the sliced kale. The heat from the squash should wilt the kale slightly. Pour a big splash of the dressing into the bowl, season with salt and pepper and lightly toss the squash and kale.
Remove broccoli from the heat. Portion the squash and kale into 4 bowls. Top each bowl with the steamed broccoli, sliced shallots, chopped nuts, sesame seeds, chopped herbs and extra sauce.


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Every morning when I walk to Stoney Creek it seems like déjà vu more times than I can count. As a child, I, my siblings and my daddy walked this same mile to the creek for a swim. There was a large section off from the main part of the creek that was devoid of marsh grass with a sandy bottom that would get flooded on high tide fed by a narrow inlet from the river.
The water's depth in what we named our "little river" was between 4 or 5 feet deep for more than an hour with no current. It was the perfect place for us to learn how to swim, first by dog paddling and then with an arm stroke. Daddy had a small bateau he'd flip over so we could dive under and come up on the underside of it for air. He was a really strong swimmer and by placing his hands behind his head with his face under water making it look like a shark's fin he'd kick his feet fast propelling him through the water like a motor boat. Those were fun days and we always looked forward to high tides in the summer.
Now, I look forward to early morning low tides at the creek because that's when there is more activity to catch on camera with various birds feeding, an occasional visit from a dolphin on a feeding frenzy or "Old Stoney" an 8-foot alligator out sunning.
The daily ebb and flow of the tide, two high tides and two low tides within a 24-hour period over the years has changed the creek's structure, forming mud flats where formerly wasn't one and cutting away at the embankment on the curvy section of the creek exposing roots of trees that soon give way and topple in the creek.
The sun and moon's part
The tides differ daily in range depending on the line of the sun and moons combined effect of the gravitational forces exerted by rotation of the earth in this alignment. The four phases of the moon, new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter depict the tidal range in accordance with its alignment with the sun during its 28-day cycle of rotation around the earth.
Every two weeks there is a spring tide which is 20 percent higher than a normal high tide caused by the sun and moon being aligned when there is either a new moon phase or a full moon phase. At this time there is also a lower than normal low tide. During these extremely low tides there are sections of the creek that have expansive sand bars that stretch almost to the other side enabling a person ankle deep access at its deepest portion.
Especially at these times when the gravitational pull of the sun and moon combined is so great, the movement of water called tidal currents is more aggressive. The incoming tide is the flood current and the outgoing tide is the ebb current. I have witnessed both of these at this time rushing in and out with great force. It's during these times that the structure of the creeks bottom receives the most damage over a span of time.
During the moons other two phases, first and last quarter, it is aligned with the sun at a 90-degree angle thus presenting less of a gravitational pull. During these phases the tides do not rise as high or go as low, described as neap tides, meaning minimum range of movement.
Tides are a great concern for people that make their living off the ocean, regulating their work schedule. For the fisherman who needs high water to leave and then return to reach his harbor, the tide is the morning and evening whistle of the working day. It's also of interest to the boy who swims when the tide is in and digs for clams on uncovered mud flats or crabs when the tide is out.
The moon can play tricks
Growing up, little thought was given to why the tide was high or low at any given time or what governed it, but with age and experience we acquire knowledge of such things. My daddy explained to me the importance the moon play in our daily lives, not only with regulating tides, but when to plant or the better time to have a tooth pulled. All of this has to do with the moons gravitational forces. He taught me an experiment; that if I dug a hole in the ground during the fall of the moon there would not be enough dirt to refill it and if the hole was dug during the filling of the moon there would be dirt left over. Being skeptical, I dug the holes and was convinced when I saw the results. As a homemaker spending a lot of time cooking I have found it works the same way when making deviled eggs, sometimes not having enough yolk mixture to fill the white and other times having too much mixture left over.
Checking the calendar I found out why.
These gravitational forces by the sun and the moon is what causes the tides to ebb and flow in ocean waters on a definite time schedule, where along our coast with the Atlantic Ocean we can count on two of these occurrences in a 24-hour period varying only about 50 minutes a day.


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Art, Guerilla Style: Amazing Street Art
Art has come a long way; it's no longer reserved for those who can buy gallery works or commissioned paintings. More accurately, what we view as art has evolved, and nothing represents that more than the recent explosion of street art.
The great site Street Art Utopia documents and shares all things street art. It's nearly impossible (although fun) to choose just a few, but here are some of my favorite examples of stop-you-in-your-tracks stunning street art.
Maybe it's because I see so much of it in Los Angeles, but when I see good street art, it often impresses me more than a museum or gallery piece. Street art is creative, both in subject and in its use of pre-existing elements, it's logistically impressive (often put up guerilla-style — quickly or at night), and, when you unexpectedly happen upon it, it totally makes your day. While the definition of what is or isn't considered art varies, there's no denying that these pieces are amazing examples of artistic spirit.
Be sure to click through to the full post at Street Art Utopia, where they've gathered the best street art photos of the last year (106 of them!).
(Images: Street Art Utopia)


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"Here's a fisheye. I love this one. My son Zak was about three here, and Jason had just been born. I'd left the band because I couldn't stand it anymore. Peter Sellers lent me his yacht, and we went off and had a holiday in Sardinia. That's when I wrote 'Octopus's Garden.' Jason was a baby, and Stella, the nanny, was holding him as we walked through this pool. She said to me, 'Take the baby,' so I took the baby, and she had an octopus wrapped around her leg! If it had been me, I would have tossed the baby and run, but she was so good. It's not going to kill you, but I wouldn't like to be somewhere and have something wrap itself around my leg! We took a photo of the octopus, and then I ended up writing a song about him." - Ringo
Photo & Quote from Ringo's book, Photograph, which is already sold out ! :O
Only 2,500 copies have been made.


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Lightning Re-Sign Jason Ward
Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune is confirming the Lightning have re-signed Jason Ward to a two year deal on his blog. The contract is slated to pay Ward an average of $675,000 a year. Ward was acquired from the LA Kings at last year's trade deadline and quickly ascended to a scoring line job on Brad Richards' wing. In an ideal world, Ward would be a third liner, but given the Lightning's depth issues he could find himself back on Richards' line next season.
The Trib also reports contract negotiations may be at an impasse with formed 2001 3rd round pick Evgeny Artyukhin. Artyukhin has turned down a 1 year $475,000 offer from the Lightning and has reportedly signed a deal with Avangard Omsk of the Russian Superleague. According to Erlendsson, GM Jay Feaster has no plans to make a counteroffer to Artyukhin's agent Mark Gandler.
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Tickets are on Sale for Championship Bull Riding in Lubbock
Tickets are on sale now to the Championship Bull Riding event in Lubbock on February 4th at the City Bank Coliseum. Kool 98 and our sister station 99.5 the Bear are proud to present Championship Bull Riding in Lubbock.
Tickets can be bought online through Select-A- Seat or at any Select-A-Seat location in Lubbock including any United Supermarket or at Ralph's Records.
The CBR is celebrating their 10th year anniversary. This year's event will include some of the most talented bull riders in the world, including more than a few from Texas.
Tickets start at $15 and can be purchased HERE.


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Lipscomb track and field squads will split up for the weekend to vie in four separate competitions.
"This is a busy weekend for us," said Bill Taylor, director of track and field. "We have 10 distance athletes at the Stanford Invite and the San Francisco State Distance Carnival, ready to run fast 5000-meter races.
"This is one of those competition weekends where we are getting each of our athletes the best competition and the best improvement opportunities."
Dani Walker and Madi Talbert will be two of the distance runners taking part in the 5000-meter race at the Stanford Invite.
"Stanford is the best long distance meet in the nation each year," Taylor said. "People go there to run fast. It's pretty simple.
"Dani and Madi will be in heat four of the 5000 meters. Sally (Larson) will be in heat five. Every race at Stanford provides the opportunity to run well into the 16s or faster."
While Stanford will prove to be a challenge, the San Francisco State Distance Carnival will also be a test of endurance.
"San Francisco State is nearly as good," Taylor said. "The men's side has especially become very strong, and our four guys will get strong competition up front to help them have a great chance at some nice personal records this weekend."
Taylor feels the weather will be perfect for the distance races this weekend, which should also be a nice contribution to more personal records and fast times.
The team's top sprinters, jumpers, and throwers will be traveling to the University of Florida to compete in the Florida Relays in search of improvements as well.
"Hot weather, a lot of professional competition, and high expectations by everyone there sets up big opportunities for improvements," Taylor said.
Gemikal Prude will compete in his first full high jump event this season at the Florida Relays.
"He jumped at Vanderbilt, but didn't compete to win," Taylor said. "He just got some practice jumps in and stopped. It's his home area, so I know he is excited to get down there and jump."
Tucker Peabody will return to action in the 100 meters and 200 meters while Colin Dempster will compete in the 400 meters.
April Terry will also be competing at the Florida Relays in her specialty, the hammer throw.
The remainder of the group will set their sights on the EIU Big Blue Classic.
"At EIU the bulk of our team will face great competition and have important opportunities to develop post-conference or preliminary round qualifying times," Taylor said. "We are excited about all four meets."
The San Francisco State Distance Carnival will take place Friday while the rest of the meets are set to begin Friday and finish up Saturday.


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Luokkala wrote:Born in small town LaGrande, Oregon - lived in Cove, Oregon (520 people, 24 in my graduating class).
Spent junior year of high school in Japan.
Moved to LaGrande, then NY, then Portland, then The Dalles, now Vancouver WA where I seem to be rooting.
Going back generations, I'm a shezamut.
bustersmama wrote:Well, everyone seems to be doing a little of this, so here is my profile
Born - NJ
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Fashion jewelry that showcases style, personality, and flair is a terrific addition to any modern wardrobe. Experimenting with the latest hip hop styles worn by today's biggest performers is easy because fashion jewelry is an affordable way to experiment and find your own perfect style. Chic costume jewelry is an exciting way to honor a bygone era when ladies wanted glamour and haute couture on their ears, necks, and wrists.
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Although the accessories worn by a movie star might be made of real diamonds, there are affordable alternatives that look just like the real thing yet cost a fraction of the price. Movie stars often only get to wear their gorgeous jewelry on loan for one evening. Women wearing celebrity inspired fashion jewelry get to keep their diamond necklaces, hoop earrings, and Swarovski crystal bracelets forever.
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A Day in Pompeii Opens September 14; Tickets on Sale August
24, the Anniversary of the AD 79 Mount Vesuvius Eruption
Denver-August 7, 2012-On August 24, AD 79,
Mount Vesuvius erupted, burying the vibrant Roman city of Pompeii
under volcanic ash for hundreds of years. Beginning Friday,
September 14, the Colorado community will have the opportunity to
explore the daily life-and tragic end-of this thriving metropolis
when A Day in Pompeii opens at the Denver Museum of Nature &
Science. Visitors will uncover the treasures of a city
steeped in legend, examine casts of the volcano's victims frozen in
their last moments, and discover the power of volcanoes past and
Pompeii's rediscovery in the early 1700s-building by building,
street by street, and block by block-became one of the greatest
archaeological sites ever unearthed. A Day in Pompeii showcases
more than 250 exceptional artifacts that lay buried in the
ruins-including room-size frescoes, marble and bronze sculptures,
jewelry, gold coins, and everyday household items. The
13,000-square-foot exhibition evokes the richness, culture, and
bustle of daily life in Pompeii.
In addition to seeing rare artifacts, visitors will experience
what it was like to live in ancient Pompeii as they enjoy digital
re-creations, activity carts, and conversation with the Museum's
historical enactors.
"We are thrilled to offer this once-in-a-lifetime experience to
our visitors," said George Sparks, President and CEO of the Museum.
"This exhibition provides a compelling view of Ancient Rome right
here in modern-day Denver."
Ticket Launch
Tickets go on sale on Friday, August 24, the anniversary of the
AD 79 Vesuvius eruption. For more information and to purchase
tickets, please visit www.dmns.org/pompeii.
Exhibition Highlights
Pompeii's homes, gardens, businesses, and culture come to life
through richly colored frescoes, mosaics, furniture, ovens,
luxurious and everyday plates and bowls, wine jugs, coins,
fishhooks, statues from Greek and Roman myths, cremation urns,
necklaces, bracelets, and bronze helmets and shin guards.
Interactive carts explore the geology of volcanoes, the daily life
of Pompeians, mythology, and Pompeii's clothing. The exhibition
also poignantly displays more than 10 resin casts created from the
original molds of the remains of citizens and animals captured in
their final moments.
More Information
A Day in Pompeii is based on the design and presentation
developed by the Gulf Coast Exploreum, the Science Museum of
Minnesota, the San Diego Natural History Museum, and Discovery
Place. Organized by Soprintendenza Speciale per i Beni Archeologici
di Napoli e Pompei (SANP). For additional information visit www.dmns.org/pompeii
Press Contact
Charlotte Hurley, [email protected],
About the Denver Museum of Nature &
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is the Rocky Mountain
Region's leading resource for informal science education. A variety
of engaging exhibits, discussions and activities help Museum
visitors celebrate and understand the natural wonders of Colorado,
Earth and the universe. The Museum is located at 2001 Colorado
Blvd., Denver, CO, 80205. To learn more about the Museum,
check www.dmns.org, or call 303-370-6000.
Many of the Museum's educational programs and exhibits are made
possible in part by the citizens of the seven-county metro area
through the Scientific & Cultural Facilities District.


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These applications claiming to offer "free SMS" pop up all the time. Well, here is another one - however this one is just a bit different. It replicates BlackBerry Messenger, but it's for both BlackBerry and iPhone. Now, I know not many of us care for iPhones (The reason we sleep with our BlackBerry's, right?) but that doesn't mean relatives, friends or associates/colleagues don't. Kik provides a great missing link between the two such as BlackBerry Messenger does between BlackBerry's.
The way the application works is very unique. First off, before I explain the process, Kik to Kik messages are 100% free - no strings attached. Kik to SMS require credits (first 50 are free). Their credits are VERY cheap, 1000 credits for $4.99. Now, Kik assigns each user a unique number. This allows people who don't have Kik to SMS a user who does have Kik, like a normal SMS. Now I hear people requesting left and right a BlackBerry Messenger application for the iPhone. I also know many BlackBerry addicts take pride in having a unique messaging application. However this just might fill in that long awaited void and offer a peace between the two.
I am less concerned about the free SMS portion as the rule applies, if you have a BlackBerry, odds are you have unlimited SMS. What I am more interested in is if BlackBerry and iPhone users will find a median and both go 3rd party instead of trying to integrate 1st party into each device. So I'm just curious for those of you iPhone/BlackBerry 50/50 (Spouses, Business/Personal, etc...) users out there are going to try it on for size? Is it something worth even considering trying out? Let me know!


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REPORT: Time to Care - How North Carolina Can Promote Health, Support Workers, and Strengthen Families
By Sabine Schoenbach with Louisa B. Warren
NC Justice Center
December 2011
With high unemployment and a severe jobs shortfall increasingly threatening the economic security of North Carolina's working families, it is imperative that state leaders develop policies that not only create jobs but also sustain employment. Workplace policies that promote family economic security, such as paid sick days and family leave insurance, allow workers to keep much-needed wages and provide job protection when inevitable life events arise. At the same time, these policies can create cost-saving solutions for employers.
- Many of North Carolina's workers have family responsibilities. In the great majority of families with children in North Carolina, both parents are in the labor force. Nearly three out of four North Carolinians caring for an adult family member, a partner, or a friend suffering from a chronic illness work at a paying job.
- Few protections currently exist to address the ubiquitous life events and caregiving responsibilities of North Carolina's working families. There are no federal or state laws that guarantee paid time off for short- or long-term illness or to care for loved ones in North Carolina. No law in North Carolina addresses the need for workplace flexibility, and there is no specific law protecting workers from Family Responsibilities Discrimination (FRD). Further, almost half of the private-sector workforce in North Carolina has no access to paid sick days through their employers.
- Access to work-family protections is crucial for, but largely unavailable to, North Carolina's lowincome workers. Low-income workers are more likely to have significant caregiving responsibilities but also inflexible or unpredictable schedules. A reliance on part-time work, multiple jobs and a limited patchwork of child-care options can exacerbate work-family conflict. Low-income workers are much less likely than better-paid workers to have access to wage and job protections such as paid sick days and paid family leave.


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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 4th Jan 2008 20:35 UTC, submitted by koki
According to a news post on the Haiku project website, a new port team is being formed to bring Java technologies to the Haiku platform. The goal of the Haiku Java Team is to port OpenJDK to Haiku, and they would like to see the port included within the structure of Sun's OpenJDK project. The Haiku developers have already been in contact with members of the OpenJDK Porters Group to pursue their objective, and a formal proposal has also been submitted for consideration by the OpenJDK project. The Haiku Java Team is an initiative lead by Bryan Varner, who together with Andrew Bachmann worked on the port of Java to BeOS in the past (demo video).
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There is still much we do not know about Dayvon Green, the University of Maryland, College Park student who police say fatally shot one of his roommates, Stephen Alex Rane, and seriously wounded another outside their off-campus apartment before taking his own life on Tuesday. Mr. Green, a promising graduate engineering student from the Baltimore area, reportedly was under treatment for mental illness, and though the precise nature of his condition has not been confirmed, investigators believe it may have been a factor in this horrible crime. But it's unclear whether anyone at the university was aware of Mr. Green's condition or, if they were, what they could have done to prevent the tragedy.
This isn't the first time recently when a mental illness has been involved in the death or injury of students at the hands of peers. Last year, a mentally disturbed student at Morgan State University, Alexander Kinyua, assaulted a college roommate with a baseball bat; later, authorities charge, he murdered a house guest in his parents' home. Mr. Kinyua, who may have been prompted to violence by a schizophrenic episode, was judged not competent to stand trial in the earlier assault incident and is being treated at the state's Clifton T. Perkins Hospital.
Investigators in College Park recovered the handgun Mr. Green used to carry out the shootings, as well as a cache of weapons in his backpack that included a fully loaded semiautomatic Uzi machine pistol, a machete and a baseball bat. It appears that both firearms were purchased legally by Mr. Green. Under Gov. Martin O'Malley's proposed legislation to ban sales of military-style assault weapons in Maryland, it's possible Mr. Green might have been prevented from purchasing the Uzi. But the law wouldn't have stopped him from buying the handgun he actually used.
Nor is it clear that a state law prohibiting sales of firearms to people with mental illnesses would have forestalled this tragedy. The ban only applies to guns sales to people who have been involuntary committed to a mental hospital or who have voluntarily committed themselves to a facility for more than 30 consecutive days. Since Mr. Green reportedly was taking medications for his condition, chances are he had received some sort of treatment, but whether it ever involved a commitment that would have triggered the law remains unknown.
University of Maryland President Wallace Loh said Tuesday night that "there are lessons to be learned, policy questions to be discussed, changes to be made," but they may not be easy ones. Many college students find themselves in a new and unfamiliar environment away from home, often for the first time, and separated from family and friends who know them well — and typically at the same stage of life in which some mental illnesses often first manifest themselves. Mr. Green had lived with his roommates only a few months, and they may not have known him well enough to spot the kind of changes in his behavior that could indicate a problem.
College Park has a counseling center that offers mental health services for students, faculty and staff. According to the university, however, Mr. Green had never sought treatment there. And although his family may have been aware of his illness, there's no evidence they communicated that knowledge to the school or to those who shared the apartment with their son.
The deaths of Mr. Green and his roommate, along with the wounding of another student, demonstrate the need for colleges to help faculty and students become more aware of potential mental health problems they observe. Such discussions should occur early on, during orientation week for incoming students, for instance. Being able to identify peers who are psychologically distressed and recognize the changes in behavior that signal problems would allow students to react more appropriately and be more in control of situations that may arise. Emotional problems, unusual acting out, suicidal thoughts or bizarre responses such as talking off the subject, rambling or laughing inappropriately are all signs that something may be amiss.
At the same time, colleges must be clear that most people who suffer from mental illness are not prone to violence, especially if they are in treatment, and that it is often impossible to predict which people are likely to become a danger to themselves or others. Learning to make such judgments about their peers won't ensure that a tragedy will never occur, but it's important for everyone in the school community to be aware of the stakes involved, especially in a society where the proliferation of guns can quickly make a bad situation lethal.


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Monday 05 October 2015
Chair Yoga Classes (Monday, Wednesday, Friday)
Oct 5th 9:30am - Oct 9th 10:30am
Cannon Beach Yoga ArtsSee Full Schedule and Sign-Up Here
Drop in to any Group Yoga Class. We have mats and chairs available for use. Register online or just come on over.
Chair Yoga is 3 days per week, Monday, Wednesday & Friday from 9:30-10:30, $10 drop-in.This gentle yoga class is practiced while seated or using a chair for support. The adapted Hatha Yoga postures are designed to build strength and flexibility and improve circulation through movement that is linked with the breath. Recommended for beginners, those new to yoga or those nursing an injury or illness.


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15 Beautifully Organized Kitchen Cabinets (and Tips We Learned from Each)
Yesterday we showed you 20 super organized kitchens, most of which featured open shelving. Although the principles are the same whether you have open shelving or cabinets — group similar items together, swap packaging for containers, have a place for everything — today we thought we'd prove that by showing you 15 organized kitchen cabinets, and the tips we learned from each.
First row
- Via Chez Larsson: Label all containers and use a lazy Susan for spices.
- Via Better Homes & Gardens: Give small appliances their own special storage place with pull-out cabinet drawers.
- Via Better Homes & Gardens: Store pantry staples in jars and neatly stack dry goods to keep cabinets in tip-top shape.
- Via Better Homes & Gardens: Use large baskets to corral small packaged goods to keep the cabinet from feeling too cluttered.
- Via Mini Manor Blog: Pull-out drawers are wonderful for organizing pots and pans.
Second row
- Via Mrs. January: Identically sized storage containers make this cabinet look neater and more streamlined.
- Via The Potters Place: Group like items together, and store baking pans on the side to save room.
- Via Not Just a Housewife: Reusable chalkboard labels like these make it easy to keep track of what's stored in your pantry.
- Via Real Simple: Create more room in your cabinets by hanging mugs from hooks and using a wire shelf or two to stack dishes.
- Via I Heart Organizing: Low on space? Store spices in small containers on the inside of a cabinet door ...
Third row
- Via Real Simple: ... or store them in a drawer!
- Via I Heart Organizing: Label bins by their purpose (i.e., storing snacks, bread, or onions and potatoes).
- Via Tater Tots & Jello: Divide your cabinets by usage, with the lesser-used items near the top (harder to get to) and your most-used items on the bottom.
- Via Houzz: If you have the space, keep all your small electrics stored together and lined up in a row on your cabinet shelf.
- Via A Beautiful Mess: Even if your dishes are stored behind doors, give them a little glam treatment by painting the inside cabinets.
It just goes to show that even though you might have a door to keep everything hidden, there's no reason the insides of your cabinets can't be as neat and organized as if they were on full display.
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Signature Series: Sandwiches & Wraps
Operators share customers' favorite deli-inspired items.
Screaming Eagle
Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Mass.
The Screaming Eagle is the very definition of a signature sandwich on a college campus, so much so even The New York Times gave it its due in an article on classic campus food. Michael Kann, associate director of food and beverage, says his department sells about 80,000 of the sandwiches each academic year.
"It's a steak and cheese sub, basically," says Kann. "Customers can then pick their own toppings. Anything from broccoli, caramelized onions, peppers and mushrooms. They have their choice of American or cheddar cheese. The classic preparation is steak, cheese, peppers or onions and a chipotle mayo."


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Brookings Helps Bangor Improve To 4-0
The Bangor Senior League all-star team became the first host team to finish pool play with a 4-0 record after beating Hawaii 3-1.Not only did Bangor make history with the win, it also earned them a a semifinal spot as the number one seed from pool A. They also become just the second host team to make the semifinal round, joining the Bangor all-stars from 2010. With the game tied at a run apiece in the top of the 5th inning, Ryan Brookings hit a 2-run single with two outs to give Bangor the lead. Trevor Delaite had 4 hits in the game while Kyle Stevenson added 3.
After Nick Cowperthwaite pitched the first two innings, Brian Pierce came on to shutout Hawaii over the final four.
Bangor will play Friday at 11:30am in the first semifinal against Texas for the right to be in the World Championship game. You can hear it live on Sports Radio 92.9 The Ticket, 929theticket.com, or on the free mobile app from Radio Pup. The other semifinal.
Friday's Games
- 11:30am Bangor vs. Texas
- 2:30pm Curacao vs. Virginia
Thursday's Results
- Virginia 9 Saipan 1
- Italy 1 Michigan 0
- Bangor 3 Hawaii 1
- Curacao 4 Texas 2


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Can I displlay jpg or png images from SD card on a 3.2" display using arduino?
If you mean to do .c file from that image I already tried to do that
but, .bmp images only!
QuoteIf you mean to do .c file from that image I already tried to do that I can just about imagine doing JPEG decoding on a Mega, for a very restricted set of JPEG files.It would be exceedingly slow, and an exercise in advanced hair-loss.It may be possible to do some other form of compression on the image, but it really depends on the image content.If you've already got an SD card, store the image in a file as a BMP.
Not quite correct there loadBitmap() will only load raw, pre-processed files, but a conversion tool for Windows is included with UTFT, and there is also an online version on my website./Henning
It's possible on the Mega for almost all JPEGs (only progressive jpegs are not supported), costs only 2.5Kb of SRAM while decoding and it's surprisingly fast. See my demo video at the bottom of this article. It won't work on the standard (2Kb SRAM) arduino - the huffman tables are just too large.
..or is it more complex than that?


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The new version 1.7 firmware update for the PS3 promised one long-awaited update for the system: the ability to play PlayStation games that you've downloaded from the PlayStation Store's Game Archives section. Unfortunately, there appear to be some lingering issues with PS3 compatibility, as many upcoming Game Archives games are still PSP-only.
Sony Japan at last announced what games PS3 owners will be able to play when PS3-compatible downloads begin on 4/26. The PS3 will have just 11 titles available for play on day one. The list includes:
- Spectral Force (Idea Factory)
- R-Types (Irem)
- A.IV. Evolution Global (Artdink)
- Resident Evil Directors Edition (Capcom)
- Bishibashi Special (Konami)
- Arc the Land (Sony)
- Ore no Shi wo Koete Yuke (Sony)
- Gunners Heaven (Sony)
- Ganbare Morikawa-kun Ni-go (Sony)
- Marl Oukoku no Ningyou Hime (Nippon Ichi)
- Tekken 2 (Bandai Namco)
The PSP will be able to play all these games as well. In fact, this list of PS3-compatible games is just a subset of the current Game Archives lineup that's already available for PSP owners. To that growing lineup, Sony will be adding 14 new PSP-only titles, also on 4/26. Here's the full list.
- Ikasama Mahjong (Idea Factory)
- CG Mukashi Banashi Jiisan Ni-do Bikkuri (Idea Factory)
- Yaku Tsu Noroi no Game (Idea Factory)
- Lunatic Dawn III (Artdink)
- A5: Take the A-Train 5 (Artdink)
- Metal Slug X (SNK Playmore)
- Real Bout Garou Densetsu (aka Real Bout Fatal Fury, SNK Playmore)
- Kenkaku Ibunroku Yomigaerishi Soukou no Yaiba Samurai Spirits Shinshou (aka Samurai Showdown Warriors Rage, SNK Playmore)
- Bakumatsu Roman: Gekka no Kenshi (aka The Last Blade, SNK Playmore)
- Garou Densetsu Wild Ambition (aka Fatal Fury Wild Ambition, SNK Playmore)
- Fushigi Keiji (Capcom)
- Philsoma (Sony)
- Jigsaw World (Nippon Ichi)
- Wai Wai Tennis Plus (Hamster)
PSP owners can at last celebrate the arrival of SNK Playmore product in the Game Archives. Also notable is the sudden jump in game releases for this update. Previous updates included just a handful of titles.
As for the few games that are playable on both platforms, there's a bit of good news as well. As previously announced by Sony, you'll be able to exchange save data between your PSP and PS3. By transferring your data from the PS3 the PSP, you can continue your PlayStation games on the go. The data can then be transferred back when you want to continue on the big screen.
Sony also revealed today that the Game Archive downloads will be compatible with your old PlayStation save data. If you happen to have save data sitting around on a Memory Card somewhere, you can use a Memory Card Adapter to transfer the data to the PS3. This data can also be copied over to the PSP.
The PS3's slow pace in catching up with PlayStation compatibility is a bit mysterious, but the growing lineup of games in the Japanese Game Archives section, as well as the ability to share data in the home and on the go, has us excited. Stay tuned for further details on Sony's plans for the Game Archives in your part of the world.


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Coming this October Bauer will be releasing limited edition (LE) models of the Supreme ONE100 and ONE60 ice skates. The LE Supreme skates will feature a cool black on black look, complete with custom Black Tuuk holders. The Supreme ONE 100 LE skate will also feature a retro tan colored Clarino liner. All other specs on both models will be identical to the current models.
The Bauer Supreme LE ice skates will be available for pre-order at IceWarehouse.com early September.


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