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The head of Apple's Internet software and services, Eddy Cue, has been named to Ferrari's board of directors. Many analysts are taking this as a big hint that Apple is planning more aggressive moves into our cars.
Actually, we know Apple wants to have a bigger role in automotive integration because, A. Duh, and 2. they've already partnered with nine auto makers to support Siri's "Eyes Free" feature. It's speculated that GM's Sonic and Spark are the cars most likely to first integrate Apple's Eyes Free Siri.
Ferrari's obviously a halo, niche, and very exclusive brand; while I'm sure Apple is very happy to be associated with the company, this particular alliance isn't one that really plays to the mass-market car buyer.
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Resume,Songs, My new blog, NeX-6, My facebook page
Orgs I like
The EFF - keeping free speech in the world
Musical stuff I like
Jeff, Rick, Ardour, Jack
Prior Rants - When you're staring at a brick wall's worth of wri... Intro to: Beating back the brand (& avoiding the r... Chipper comments on my de-clutter the user interfa... Wednesday Finally got to the sleep apnea doc we... Mac-unkindness I was a little unkind to the mac... Clue-Entrainment I haven't written any code in ... Entrainment Entrainment is when your body syncs... Thalmus, theories, redux After eating: 97.9F. ... Hypothermia One toe is 30% larger than it needs... Real surf I decided, if I'm going to be awake a...
Best of the blog:
Uncle Bill's Helicopter - A speech I gave to ITT Tech - Chicken soup for engineers
Beating the Brand - A pathological exploration of how branding makes it hard to think straight
Inside the Internet Mind - trying to map the weather within the global supercomputer that consists of humans and google
Sex In Politics - If politicians spent more time pounding the flesh rather than pressing it, it would be a better world
Getting resources from space - An alternative to blowing money on mars using NEAs.
On the Columbia - Why I care about space
Authors I like:
Doc Searls
Where's Cherie?
Jerry Pournelle
The Cubic Dog
Evan Hunt
The Bay Area is talking
Zimnoiac Emanations
Eric Raymond
Unlocking The Air
Bob Mage
BroadBand & Me
Selenian Boondocks
My Pencil
Transterrestial Musings
Bear Waller Hollar

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Near the end of his Savoy project, Erik Ellestad featured the XYZ cocktail, a daisy/daiquiri/sidecar variant using rum. The drink sounded great to me, and while browsing through the comments, I saw that someone suggested using Banks 5 Island rum as the base.
The original, from the Savoy, calls for lemon juice, Cointreau, and Bacardi. Erik used Clement Creole Shrub in place of the Cointreau. The same person who suggested the Banks, though, also thought that maybe Cointreau or Combier might pair better with Banks because he found the cocktail a little dry.
I happened to have a bottle of Banks 5 Island, provided to me as a free product sample, and I wanted to try it in this cocktail. I love Banks. If you're not familiar with it, it's a white rum, but it certainly doesn't taste like one. It has a funky taste you normally expect from a rhum agricole. Banks is actually a blend of rums from five islands: Trinidad, Jamaica, Guyana, Barbados, and Indonesia.
Wait. That's a little misleading. Banks is actually a blend of rums from four islands: Trinidad, Jamaica, Guyana, and Barbados. The Indonesian component is not a rum at all: it's Batavia arrack, a pot-still distillate made of sugarcane. It's similar to rum but it's much funkier. It brings a unique character to Banks 5 Island that you can't find in other white rums.
I find that Banks is great in cocktails. It blends exceptionally well with other ingredients without losing its own character. Unlike most white rums, though, it's also wonderful sipped on ice or stirred into an old-fashioned.
I wanted to try it in the XYZ, though. I mixed it twice, over successive nights. The first time, I tried it with Creole Shrubb. Like Erik's commenter Sam, though, I found it a little dry that way. So the next night, I mixed it with Combier and — oh my! — that was lovely.


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Amsterdam: Netherlands recorded a comfortable 4-0 win over Romania in Tuesday`s 2014 World Cup qualifier at the Amsterdam Arena.
Rafael van der Vaart gifted the Dutch an early lead with a low shot from the edge of the area, before Robin van Persie made it two after the break with a good header after Arjen Robben`s excellent cross.
The Manchester United striker doubled his personal tally half-way through the second half when he converted a spot kick, with Jeremain Lens making it four in the closing minutes of the game.
The home side started the match with attacking intentions, and came close to opening the scoring in the early stages on a number of occasions. Kevin Strootman first saw his shot saved by Costel Pantilimon, before Van Persie aimed too high from close range after a superb cross from Lens.
However, Netherlands did grab the lead after 12 minutes, after more good work from Lens. The PSV winger reached Van Persie on the edge of the box with a low cross from the right, who then laid the ball off for Van der Vaart. The Hamburg star did not hesitate and beat Pantilimon with a right-footed shot from 18 yards out.
Romania got back into the match after Oranje`s early opener, and almost restored parity after 38 minutes of play. Right-winger Adrian Popa tried his luck with a low shot from a narrow angle, but Kenneth Vermeer pulled off a superb save to keep his side in the lead.
Holland got a good chance to double their lead shortly after the break following some sloppy defending from Florin Gardos. The Steaua Bucharest defender failed to clear a cross from Strootman, but Van Persie`s shot lacked accuracy, allowing Pantilimon to make an easy save.
The hosts continued to dominate proceedings in the second half and Van der Vaart should have doubled their lead in the 53rd minute. Daley Blind beat Gabriel Tamas to the ball in the corner before firing in a low cross for the HSV midfielder, who scooped the ball over the bar from close range.
Oranje did get their second goal of the game shortly after, though. Robben reached Van Persie with a perfect cross after going past his marker down the left, and the forward beat the Romanian goalkeeper with a subtle header.
Cristian Tanase could have pegged one back for Romania after some sloppy play from Holland in midfield, but the attacking mid-fielder inexplicably fired wide from long range, rather than taking his time, charging forward and then trying his luck.
Lens continued to cause the guests all kinds of trouble with his dribbles down the right, and the referee had no other choice but to award Netherlands a spot kick after Gardos fouled the PSV attacker. Van Persie stepped up and coolly slotted home to surpass Johan Cruyff`s goal tally and make it 3-0 with his 34th international goal.
Things would get even worse for the away side in the closing stages of the game when Lens added his name to the score sheet. Pantilimon failed to hold on to Adam Maher`s powerful shot and the PSV star tapped home from close range to pour even more salt in Romania`s wounds.
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Even though most of us grew up in a time when digital watches were the norm, learning how to read an analogue clock face is a handy skill that would have been far easier to master were there only one moving hand like on these lovely Defakto watches.
These beautifully minimalist timepieces combine the hour and minute hands into a single sweeping arm that makes a full rotation twice a day. Because the hand ticks forward every five minutes, you can still get a fairly accurate sense of the time at a quick glance. It's probably not for those with a strong prescription, but for those of us keen on simpler designs it's $US340 well spent. Unless, of course, you're completely dependent on a digital display.
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Across from Southern Methodist University (SMU) near downtown Dallas, The Lumen provides an ideal location for business and leisure travelers alike.
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A long-time reader asks a reasonable question: if we assume Herman Cain is out of the race–not official as of this evening, but looking like the probably outcome, soon–then where to anti-establishment Republicans go? Will they really coalesce around Newt Gingrich, who has spent decades longer in Washington than Mitt Romney? Our reader writes:
Herman Cain is assessing whether to continue with his faltering presidential campaign. Even if he assesses that he should persevere, the allegations of marital infidelity will almost certainly end his time as a force in the race. As Scott Johnson might say, Cain is on the midnight train to single digits.
Cain's downfall will raise interesting questions for anti-establishment, hard-core conservative Republicans. Until recently, Cain was the favorite of such voters. That status, had he maintained it, would have propelled him to a strong showing, and possibly a victory, in Iowa. That showing, in turn, would likely have forced two contenders for the anti-establishment, hard-core conservative vote – Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum – out of the race. The other potential contender for that vote, Rick Perry, would probably have limped out of Iowa on life support. Thus, after Iowa, Cain might have nearly cornered the market on this category of voter, making him a strong force in South Carolina and beyond.
If Cain is now a non-factor, to whom his anti-establishment, hard-core conservative supporters turn? One possibility is that they will coalesce around Bachmann, Santorum, or Perry, thereby reviving one of these candidates (most likely Bachmann, at least in Iowa). Another possibility is that they will divide among these candidates, and possibly Gingrich and Romney, thereby evaporating as a meaningful force in the nomination process.
A third possibility is that anti-establishment, hard-core conservative Republicans will opt in large numbers to vote for one of the front-runners – Romney or Gingrich – despite the fact that neither is an anti-establishment, hard-core conservative. This approach would represent something of a reversal of form for this voting cohort, but perhaps not an unreasonable one. For, it would enable anti-establishment, hard conservative Republicans to have a decisive say in selecting the nominee. And in this scenario, it seems to me, that nominee would likely be Newt Gingrich.
Whether this scenario comes to pass depends on (a) the extent to which anti-establishment, hard-core conservatives consider Gingrich more anti-establishment and hard-core conservative than Romney and (b) the extent to which these voters are willing to overlook Gingrich's electability problems.
Since Gingrich seems at least as electable as Cain, there's no reason to think that electability in itself will be a stumbling block for the former Speaker, as far as ex-Cain supporters are concerned. However, contemplation of some of the personal shortcomings that underlie voter antipathy towards Gingrich may give some of them pause.
As to the comparative conservatism of Gingrich and Romney, neither can plausibly claim to be anti-establishment or reliably hardcore. Romney used to take moderate positions, but that was when doing so maximized his electoral prospects. Now, he takes mostly conservative positions, and this maximizes his electoral prospects.
Gingrich too has taken both moderate and conservative positions at various times, including on key issues where Romney has flipped. The differences between the two front-runners in this regard are two-fold. First, unlike Romney, Gingrich was at his most conservative at precisely the time when he was most influential, and thus can point to conservative accomplishments. Second, Gingrich is more likely than Romney to have strongly believed his positions – be they conservative or moderate – at the time he espoused them. This, I suspect, is a tribute to the fact that Gingrich, the intellectual, tends to fall in love with ideas, whereas Romney, the manager, does not.
In the next few months, we should learn what anti-establishment, hard-core Republican conservatives make of these marginal differences in the conservative credentials of Romney and Gingrich.


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Portable RFID Reader Available For Less than $1,000
Tharo Systems, Inc., the creator of Easylabel software for product identification, bar code and RFID labeling introduces its new UHF Generation 2 RFID reader for under $1,000. The PR100 is designed for ease of use, comfort and mobility. It features an LCD display, long battery life and is capable of saving up to 4,000 RFID scans in its internal memory. The PR100 includes free software that will allow you to save RFID data in an Access compatible MDB database, create and search custom reports, as well as export CSV files for easy system integration.


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If the successive sets of Roman numerals, hyphens and numbers didn't already give it away, Final Fantasy XIII-2 is not a game that intends to rock the foundation of one of Square Enix's flagship series. Instead, this year we're getting a direct sequel to FF XIII that follows Serah, the younger sister of Lightning (the hero of FFXIII), as she embarks on her own quest to save the world. A few of the details revealed include a young kid named Noel that joins the group, as does a Moogle named Mog. Fans will remember Gran Pulse and enjoy the recreated city of New Bodhum. Square has also added more cinematic cutscenes and quicktime elements to this game. Question is, do they really enhance the experience?
Turn-based battles return, and your foes are visible in the overworld before you fight. Using a new system of sneaking up on your enemy and timing your first hit, you can gain a major tactical advantage before your fight even begins. Not particularly fond of random battles, I found the new process a bit more strategic and fun.
The actual fights haven't changed much. Square's Paradigm Shift battle system makes a return, but mostly you'll spend your time hitting A to attack or diving deep into menu or item options, if you care to get more technical. My battle with the giant hand of Atlas was pretty much just a repeated tapping of the A button. The whole process is supposed to be simple, but it feels a lot like a shell covering a very complicated battle system that has incrementally evolved over the last 25 years. There's a lot going on in the background, but Square holds most of it back, to the point where you can basically "Auto-battle" your way through most of the E3 demo.
The biggest change to battles are quicktime events. Throughout each battle Square has sprinkled cutscenes filled with commands to "Press A" or tap "L and R" really fast. If you fail to interact with these cutscenes properly, you'll lose some health. Succeed and you'll deal some extra damage. It's fun, but its a trendy solution. While games keep adding more and more cutscenes and complex story elements, I'm not so sure that making players tap the A button really keeps them engaged in the complex narrative. If a player wants to skip a cutscene, just let them. Square is taking cinematic customization seriously though. During any cutscene or battle, you can tilt and turn the camera a bit, customizing your view.
Other additions also attempt to breathe life into the world. NPCs (non-player characters) all have voiced lines and more dialogue options than ever before, and the overworld has a number of additions like multiple walking paths and more realistic weather effects like rain. Representatives also pointed out new "live trigger" events, which happen around you, sometimes with a cutscene, sometimes without. A good example of this might be a pathway that opens up after you walk by it or a rock that falls.
Overall, Final Fantasy XIII-2 has added some fun new elements to the series and nothing appears to really detract from the experience. Still, I can't help but notice that this game felt a bit out of sync with many of the titles on display at E3. Both graphically and in gameplay, Final Fantasy is showing some age. Hopefully Final Fantasy XIV will give the series a needed breath of fresh air.


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In the mean time I've got a few quilts finished and ready to bind this weekend while I watch LDS General Conference (one of my favorite times of the year.) I will show them off in the next week or so. One is a gift so I have to wait until it's gifted so I don't ruin the surprise here. The other is going to Market in Houston! (Unlike me this time.) But I'm okay, I have some travels of my own up my sleeve this month, including the Sewing Summit next week. I'm getting very excited but already having those dreams where I show up on the wrong day and missed the whole thing, or all 250 people are hiding from me – stuff like that. 🙂
Lots of other busy-ness going on – my plate feels full. And yet in the midst of all of it I've succumbed to my annual Pride & Prejudice obsession. Dang Mr. Darcy = so distracting.
And finally, just because I know you're all dying to know about the highly professional behind-the-scenes goings-on around here, I discovered this little gem on my cell phone that was, unbeknownst to me, capturing some of those thrilling live-action moments of blogging. This video is called "My Mom is doing a Blog Post." And no, I'm sorry, it does not include Colin Firth.


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Tiffany Long needed a new banner ad design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 38 designs submitted by 8 freelance designers.
I need a simple professional brochure to advertise my consulting services. I have the copy and logo. I just need a good layout design for the brochure.
I would like a 3 panel brochure that prints on a 8.5" x 11" paper and fits into an envelope when folded. panels do not need to stay in order they are in document.
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BARS: The British Association for Romantic Studies Biennial Conference
deadline October 15, 2004
28-31 July 2005
University of Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
The phrase 'Debatable Lands' has been used in reference to disputed parts of the Anglo-Scottish Border since at least the sixteenth century. Popularised by Walter Scott, the term was extended to other geographical areas and into metaphorical use in the nineteenth century. Macaulay in 1828 described history as the "debatable land" between Reason and Imagination. The BARS conference of 2005 invites an assessment of Romanticism's Debatable Lands in the fullest and broadest senses of the phrase.
Proposals for 20-minute papers are warmly invited on any aspect of the conference theme. Proposals should be not more than 300 words and submitted by 15 October, 2004. We are also interested in proposals for Special Sessions. Convenors of Special Sessions are asked to submit a title and details of the three 20-minute papers proposed for the Session by the deadline.
The conference organisers are Professor Claire Lamont and Dr Michael Rossington of the School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics at the University of Newcastle.
Online submission forms for proposals are available on the conference website. Alternatively you are welcome to submit a proposal by e-mail (firstname.lastname@example.com) or by post to:
Dr Michael Rossington, BARS2005,
School of English Literature, Language and Linguistics
University of Newcastle
Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 7RU, UK
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Dr. McKinley Boston was named Director of Athletics at New Mexico State University (NMSU) on Dec. 14, 2004. After familiarizing himself with the area, community/people, programs, consulting with Regents, NMSU President Mike Martin and senior staff, the department went through an exhaustive self-assessment to begin answering three questions: where are we, where do we want to go and how do we get there. This self-assessment eventually led to the creation of the Athletic Departments, "Journey to Excellence," a five-year strategic plan adopted by the Board of Regents in 2008. This plan has become the administration's road map that guides the annual work of staff, coaches, administrators and stake holders in support of our vision to become one of the best mid-major athletic programs in the country. Dr. Boston encourages you to visit our web page and learn more about our Journey to Excellence.
Dr. Boston served as Senior Student Affairs Officer (VP for Student Affairs at the University of Minnesota), Athletics Director at University of Minnesota as the first African-American AD in the Big Ten Conference, and as Athletic Director at University of Rhode Island Kean College. In addition, Dr. Boston served as president of MB&A, Inc., a consulting company that assisted colleges and universities in the development of strategic business partnership planning.
Dr. Boston started his career in academia as an instructor at Montclair State College and assistant football coach. During this period Dr. Boston wore many hats and eventually remained as an instructor, football coach and director of student services (1972-88).
He currently serves on the NCAA Management Council Leadership cabinet, which is the highest level of oversight addressing the legislative process of the NCAA. He also is a member o f the NCAA Certification Committee and served for five years as a member of the Division I Men's Basketball Committee.
Locally, Dr. Boston serves as a board member of La Casa in support of providing social services for women and children in dysfunctional relationships.
Dr. Boston attended the University of Minnesota as an undergraduate and competed in football and was a first team All-Big Ten Football player and Academic All-Big Ten. Dr. Boston received his bachelor's from Montclair State College, master's degree from Montclair State, doctorate of education from New York University, Certificate of Leadership from the National Academy of Leadership and Effectiveness in Washington D.C., and served as a visiting Scholar at Harvard University.
He played professional football with the New York Giants, was a special teams captain, and also played with the Vancouver British Columbia Lions of the Canadian Football league.
Dr. Boston and his wife, Magellia, have two children, son, Lance, daughter, Kimberly, and six grandchildren: Christian, Jacob (CJ), Jaylon, Mary, twins, Jalesia and Kristopher, and Kennedy.


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DHX Media and tour producer S2BN Entertainment announced the first ever Yo Gabba Gabba! LIVE! holiday show. A Very Awesome Yo Gabba Gabba! LIVE! Holiday Show Presented by Citi will rock the preschool, parents, and young adult set in nine cities across the U.S. this year. Enthusiastic fans of all ages have the opportunity to see the characters come to life on stage for a live show experience like no other. Presale tickets for Citi credit and debit card members will be on sale beginning August 6 through Citi's Private Pass Program at citiprivatepass.com. Public sale begins August 12. Citi card member preferred ticket sale begins August 13. One dollar from every ticket sold will benefit Toys for Tots, the non-profit organization authorized by the U.S. Marine Corps to provide fundraising and other necessary support for the annual Marine Corps Reserve Toys for Tots program.
Adding to that holiday tradition, DHX Media has teamed with NCircle Entertainent to release the first Yo Gabba Gabba! Christmas DVD. A Very Awesome Yo Gabba Gabba! Christmas features two original episodes—"A Very Awesome Christmas Special" and "Christmas"—and will be available on October 29.


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Sticky Dough - recommendations please
So I've got two recipes that I'm currently trying to get down, the Stella Culinary artisan loaf and Hammelman's Vermont Sourdough. Bulk ferment and slap and fold knead methods are the focus here. Regardless...
I live in the PacificNorthwest. Wet environment. My doughs are going towards the sticky side if I go straight to recipe. I have a great scale, I work without machines and the product tastes great. Oven spring is ok but they are not as cohesive as I'd like them to be (They look more like a 3/4 filled water balloon that a fully filled one, if that makes sense).
Dough is sticky. Hard to work with even after 2nd/third S&F's and it sticks too much to the plastic wrap and/or bannetons in FP. Rice flour I'm gonna try to deal with that but overall I think the dough is too wet.
My first inclination is to back off the water a bit and try another go. Thoughts from the group on if you'd go there first or look to another issue. And if it is water, what's a good percetnage to back off... 10%... 20? Are there any decent guidelines for this perhaps when tweaking recipes for local climates?
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The Yuntai Grand Garden is located at the foot of the Baiyun (White Cloud) Mountain. The garden is notable for its wide variety of colorful flowers and rare species of plants.Yuntai Garden is characterized by rich artistic features with both ancient and modern culture and Western and Oriental style structures. This pano was taken in yiyuan pavilion.
Guangdong Province, referred to as "Yue ", the provincial capital Guangzhou, the jurisdiction of cities in 21 provinces, including two deputy provincial cities (Guangzhou, Shenzhen), prefecture-level cities 19. Formerly Kwangtung, Canton, is Pinyin GuǎngDōng. Guangdong is the southern coast of mainland China, a province located south of Nanling, the South China Sea, Hong Kong and Macao, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi and Fujian border, and Hainan across the sea. It is a Han Chinese as the main provinces, the country's 56 ethnic groups are distributed in the province. Guangdong customs and in language, history and culture, have a unique aspect, the internal department has three people, and northern China are very different. Guangdong GDP value has surpassed Taiwan as China's most economically developed provinces in the most open culture.


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After the Civil War, the development of improved industrial methods and the arrival of masses of immigrants eager for factory jobs launched a new era of mass production in the United States. More
Fleeing religious and political persecution and poor economic conditions, millions of people began to move about the globe, with a high concentration coming to the United States. More
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Tristro needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 703 designs submitted by 212 freelance designers.
We need a simple, fun, unique, and memorable character illustration. The character, named Smiles, will be used in a variety of ways to promote products that will help children around the world. The logo is simply a combination of the character design and 'makingsmiles.com'.
Our company's mission is to 'experience the joy of touching lives,' and we have developed this initiative to touch the lives of children in need around the world. Makingsmiles.com will be a website devoted to using profits from selling merchandise to support children's charities.
In order to accomplish our goals, we need to design a character who will be synonymous with the word 'smiles' and a logo that couples the character and 'makingsmiles.com'.
The character needs to be a simple, fun illustration that can be used in a variety of different ways and eventually can be used in place of the word 'smiles'. For example, we want to use the character on t-shirts. The character needs to be simplistic, yet unique enough to be memorable and trademarked.
The logo is basically the character...just add makingsmiles.com.
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- Simple and fun
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TRAVERSE CITY—The Historical Society of Michigan presented its 2011 State History Awards at the 137th Annual Meeting and State History Conference held September 23-25 in Traverse City. The awards were presented at the annual awards reception and banquet Friday evening. The State History Awards are the highest recognition presented by the state's official historical society.
Each year the Historical Society of Michigan presents a State History Award to those individuals and organizations that have made outstanding contributions to the appreciation and understanding of Michigan history. Criteria: Excellence of achievement by an individual or organization in the collection, preservation and promotion of state and local history.
Seventeen awards were presented this year in a variety of categories, including Lifetime Achievement, Distinguished Volunteer Service, Outstanding Educator, Communications, Local Societies, Institutions, Restoration/Preservation, Media, Publications: University and Commercial Press, Publications: Private Printing, Educational Programs, and Special Programs and Events.
In the Communications: Newsletters and Websites category, the award was presented to the Kalamazoo Public Library for its website All About Kalamazoo History. The library's Local History Department took the lead in web-based historical information several years ago by launching an online index of the Kalamazoo Gazette. It was the first in the area to feature hundreds of local photographs online from three cultural institutions. All About Kalamazoo goes beyond this. It now includes nearly 600 interconnected web pages and covers more than 20 categories. The pages include information about people and places from Kalamazoo's past, researched and written by members of the Kalamazoo Public Library staff. Categories include biographies, cemeteries, rural schools, houses/buildings, businesses, educational, and cultural institutions. The pages provide basic and sometimes very detailed information about these topics. They also include citations, allowing researchers to delve further into the topics or verify the information. Many of the pages include illustrations or historical photos. This website is an invaluable resource for researchers ranging from middle school students competing in History Day to genealogists. — The Historical Society of Michigan


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PGA TOUR - THE PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP, TPC Sawgrass (Stadium Course), Ponte Vedra Beach, FL - The PGA Tour heads to its home, Ponte Vedra Beach, this week for the Players Championship.
Last year, Matt Kuchar won the "so called" fifth major as he posted four straight under-par rounds to beat four players by two strokes. The win was Kuchar's fourth on the PGA Tour, and was his biggest to date.
Kuchar's final-round 70 was enough for him to take home the trophy as third- round leader Kevin Na stumbled to a 4-over 76, which dropped him into a tie for seventh.
Na's loss followed a trend in which the 54-hole leader has failed to hold on to the lead. The last 54-hole leader to win the Players Championship was Stephen Ames in 2006.
Na dropped out of the lead on the front nine last year, paving the way for Kuchar to move in front. Martin Laird joined Kuchar atop the leaderboard with a birdie at the 13th. Kuchar birdied the 12th and Laird bogeyed No. 14 to give Kuchar a 2-shot lead.
At the 16th, Kuchar hit a tremendous shot from a fairway bunker to the green. He 2-putted for par and cruised home from there as Laird fell three back with a bogey at the last. Kuchar 3-putted for bogey at 17 to trim his lead, but parred the last for the biggest win of his career so far.
Kuchar added another big victory earlier this year when he claimed the WGC - Accenture Match Play Championship. That was one of four top-10 finishes for Kuchar this season. Since 2010, Kuchar leads the PGA Tour with 33 top-10 finishes. Luke Donald is two behind him, while five players are nine top-10s further back.
The field this week includes everyone ranked in the top 30 in the world, as well as 46 of the top 50 from the updated rankings. Jamie Donaldson, world No. 35, is the highest ranked player not competing this week.
Golf Channel has extensive coverage the first two days and early on the weekend before handing off to NBC for Saturday's and Sunday's afternoon coverage.
The PGA Tour returns to Texas for the next two weeks. First up is the HP Byron Nelson Championship, where Jason Dufner birdied the final hole last year to claim his second PGA Tour title in four weeks.


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The Gods of Righteous Riffage were smiling during the recording of Hugh
Ferguson's magical jazz-rock CD, A.D.D. The moment the first track 300 Miles
starts, you can tell that Hugh is a Jedi Master of guitar. Roger Carter on
drums and Brian Wright on bass complement Hugh's playing and compositions
perfectly. They have the musical chops to be aggressive and yet selfless
at the same time. Each composition and performance on A.D.D. is a picture-perfect
example of what fusion is about. I especially enjoyed the arco strings during
Spiders, which created a vibe like Allan Holdsworth playing on The Beatles
Sergeant Pepper album. Alex Machacek shines as a guest guitarist on Total
Distraction and is a brilliant fit with Hugh, Roger, and Brian...
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In the tradition of the great electric fusion guitarists, Hugh Ferguson's
tone and technique are similar to the best
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homage to the likes of McLaughlin, Gambale, Beck, and whether he'd acknowledge
it or not, I can hear some Connors, Holdsworth or Garseds' legato swing
in certain songs.......Jungle review
Hugh has been playing Jazz-Rock fusion
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Since his move to Los Angeles in 1986 Hugh has toured with
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This is my tutorial on Protection Against Viruses. Now I know their already have been some tutorials on this, but from what I see, user's come and go all the time! I'd like to give you just a tiny list of things that can help you. I hope you find this informative and resourceful.
***Protection Tips from Virii***
> Purchase Virus protection software, install it on your system, and use it. Remember to try to make sure that it is good software, from the proper download site, and works well. Test it out even. A few popular one's are Norton AntiVirus and McAffee A/V Software.
> Be sure to update your virus protection software. Some software will automatically link to the vendors site and download the detection code for the newest viruses. Or, you can check their site from time to time to make sure your software is up to date. Remember, However you do it, be sure to do it.
> Don't open email attachments from people you don't know. This is critically important because many of the newer viruses are spread these days through the internet by means of e-mail attachments. Sometimes, this may be a person you do know, who may be unwillingly passing you virus code. It is important to understand that simply opening an email will not set it off, opening the attachment in the email, will.
> Don't download files from the internet unless you have virus protection software that scans them for viruses. Also, think twice about the site you're considering downloading from. Is it a company with a reputation at stake, or an unknown individual?
> Keep up with news. Major outbreaks are reported on national, even local (depending on where you live) news, in newspapers, and on websites such as cnet.com
> Back your data up frequently. Viruses are scary, but not backing up regularly is scarier. Any of a large number of random external events-- flood,fire,power surges,vibration-- could destroy data on your hard disk, and it could happen at any time. Backing up regularly is more important (IMHO) than keeping up to date on the latest A/V programs.
> Don't use pirated software, especially games. First of all, it isn't nice to use commercial software you didn't pay for. Most software operations are mom-and-pop operations that barely get by. More relavent from the current discussion, but sometimes people who give you illegal programs tend to put virii into pirated software, which is another good reason not to use it.
> Avoid Web-Sites that cater to self-proclaimed "hackers." These tend to have pirated software anyway, and the software generally isn't scanned or screened. The same idiots who think it's okay to distribute and crack programs are the same ones who think it's okay to insert a virus into the cracked game/application.
> Stick to big shareware download sites such as Tucows or PC Magazine, and website's that require registration from their user's. In that sense, if someone registered and uploaded a virus program, the owners can go after to them. So, you normally don't find virii at these type sites.
> Write-protect any floppy you put in your drive, if possible. This is particularly important when installing a new piece of software: You don't want your master copy of a program to become infected. Also, try to leave your floppy disk empty whenever you can. Boot sector viruses can't get at your harddisk if you don't have an infected floppy.
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Here is the "BF3" theme case mod in anticipation of Battlefield 3: BF3 release on 10.25.2011 by Electronic Arts. Fractal Design's Arc Mid tower case was chosen for the project.
Fractal Design "Arc" Midi Tower Case.
Fractal design Arc Mid tower fully dismantled for custom paint.
The name badge in the bezel was filled with Evercoat's Everglass" Fiberglass "short hair" filler.
After sanding the filler with Medium Grit sandpaper..
Scuffing surface of steel chassis parts, plastic bezel with Red Scothbrite Pad, to create paint adhesion for the Primer.
Dissected and Magnified each segment from camouflage pattern on 8.5" x 11" paper. Each segment was traced and cut in cardboard for individual stencils.
RUSTOLEUM Specialty series "camouflage" paints. I purchased these from Home Depot
Camouflage paint job is finished.
Camouflaged motherboard tray? Yes, the entire interior was painted.
For a rugged military look, we chose these recessed PC case handles, http://www.mnpctech.com/BlackRecessedHandle.html
The recessed PC handles are ready for installation and spring loaded, so they don't flop while transporting your PC.
Using stencil included with handles along with measuring square to determine exact location for the recessed PC handles
Using 1.5" Dremel reinforced cutting wheel to cut opening for recessed PC handles
Using 1/4" drill bit for mounting holes of the recessed handles.
Cutting 3/16" thick aluminum Diamond Plate to use as accent plates for the handles.
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Recessed PC handles and diamond plate installed and painted.
Airbrushed effect of side panel being peeled back by <a Mnpctech custom painter, Brad Galvin.
Brad's weapon of choice, Iwata's HP-CH airbrush gun.
Glowing effect airbrushed on the BF3 Marine.
Black outline airbrushed on BF3 Marine. A flat clear will be applied over the finished mural.
with Brad's guidance, I airbrushed the bullet holes and scratched paint effects on the access panel. I started with the easy task of filling the BF3 stencil on the left side panel.
To create bullet holes in http://www.mnpctech.com/acrylic_colored_sheets_casemod_windows1.html
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is set to star in an iOS game alongside Machete star Danny Trejo.
The game, called 'Vengeance: Woz With A Coz', is designed to promote Trejo's upcoming film, Vengeance, and will be available later this year.
According to a press release sent out this morning by developers ITN FLIX and React! Games, "the Apple co-founder and his wife, 'J-Woz,' are enjoying their evening together, taking a glide. Unfortunately, their otherwise quiet evening is ruined - not by a competitive product release - but rather by street thugs kidnapping 'J-Woz'!"
"Your dynamic duo of Steve and Danny must hurry and swing into action as they tear up Fusion city in their quest to rescue 'J-Woz', and maybe cause a little mayhem on the way" the press release reads.
Woz With A Coz will be a platform game with lots of levels and a retro art style, and lets players use a range of weapons as they fight to get J-Woz back safely. "Packed full of upgrades and add-ons, players will quickly become addicted to the gameplay of the dynamic duo," the developers said.
We're looking forward to finding out more about this crazy game when it arrives in the App Store this month.
See also:
Wozniak confirms he won't move to Australia for 'a few years' Steve Wozniak calls Apple arrogant: 'I wish the iPhone 5 was wider' Steve Wozniak speaks about future of technology: 'I won't want you humans' Steve Wozniak on jailbreaking, lawsuits and returning to Apple Apple founder Steve Wozniak slams Siri Steve Wozniak 'disappointed' with Apple's iOS 6 Maps app


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Frameline Appoints Paul Struthers Director of Exhibition & Programming
Frameline welcomes Struthers, who carries international festival and industry experience into his new role with the world's largest exhibition of queer media
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Michelle D. Allen 3/30/2010 4:44:22 AMAmazing capture, Stuart! Excellent macro - the dof is well done to make the characteristics of the catepillar stand out. #1253536
Val Feldman 3/30/2010 4:54:09 AMExcellent dof and a delightful capture, full of wonderful details and beautiful color...Kudos! #8496858
Jeff Robinson 3/30/2010 5:32:14 AMFantastic color and capture Stuart!! Jeff #8496966
Melissa G. Meiselman 3/30/2010 7:31:29 AMTerrific shot with vibrant color and most apt title, Stuart!! #8497387
Loan Tran 3/30/2010 8:01:32 AMIt is a beautiful find. #8497457
Mary A. Legler 3/30/2010 5:30:10 PMAmazing detail, and the background color makes that caterpillar show so wonderfully! Nice work!
Sherran Andersen 3/30/2010 9:10:51 PMAwesome macro... love the colours. #8499084
Crystal Young 4/18/2010 6:01:56 PMGreat detail and colors! Love it! #8544207
Rona L. Schwarz 4/18/2010 8:06:01 PMWoW ! Awesome finalist, Stuart! Great DOF and wonderful details and color. Love the title, too! Congratulations! #8545466
Usman M. Bajwa 4/19/2010 4:39:34 AMWonderful details and color. CONGRATZ!
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Art Club: Woven tales
For members' children aged 9–12
Looking at beautiful and inventive weavings made by Aboriginal people, we will explore different techniques and use a range of found and recycled materials, wire, beads, feathers and sticks to create an object that tells its own story.
Art Club is designed for members' children aged 9-12 years. These monthly classes will broaden your child's knowledge of art and develop their artistic ability. With each class focusing on a medium and technique, they will also explore the Gallery and gather inspiration for their artwork. As one of our most popular programs, the monthly sessions are now booked individually rather than as an annual series.
Image: Niningka Lewis Tjanpi Truckpa 2007 (detail), wire, minarri (greybeard grass Amphipogon caricinus), 20 × 18.5 × 38 cm. Art Gallery of NSW, purchased with funds provided by the Aboriginal Collection Benefactors Group 2008 © Niningka Lewis. NPY Women's Council
Saturday 3, Sunday 4 May 2014
10.30am, 1pm, 3pm
$28 per session
All materials supplied
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Bookings and enquiries: 02 9225 1878
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Three full working days (Mon–Fri) notice is required to qualify for a refund. All refunds attract an administration charge of 25% of the ticket price(s) with a minimum charge of $5.
Duration 1 hour, 30 minutes
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Beyonce Cleared of Blame for SuperBowl XLVII Blackout
No nip slip and no fault. Beyonce has been cleared of any blame regarding the blackout that crippled Super Bowl XLVII on Sunday night (Feb. 3.) After Bey's explosive halftime show, the power went out in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans at the top of the third quarter in the second half. Some people speculated that her show had something to do with it. However, NFL commissioner Roger Goddell quickly dispelled those rumors.
The outage killed the lights, stopped escalators and paused the air conditioning. But don't blame Bey!
"There's no indication at all that this was caused by the halftime show," Goodell said. "Absolutely none. I know that's been out there, to say that Beyonce's halftime show had anything to do with it. That's not the case from anything we have at this point."
Doug Thornton of SMG, the Superdome's management company, confirmed that Bey's power was on a separate generator and that it wasn't drawing power from or draining stadium sources. So it sounds like it was physically impossible for her to be at fault.
See, Beyonce is so otherworldly that she needs her own generator.
"The halftime show was run on 100 percent generated power. That means it was not on our power grid at all," Thornton said, according to ABC. "All we know is we had an interruption in service."
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Youth and adult hunters can register for a chance at a black-tailed deer hunt of a lifetime at the C2 Cattle Company ranch off Highway 140 this fall.
Twenty-eight youth hunters and six adult hunters will be chosen in a drawing for these hunts, which have been offered since 2006 at the 9,500-acre ranch as part of the state Access and Habitat Program.
The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife will take applications for the hunts through Oct. 27, and the winners will be drawn the following day.
The six adult hunters will be able to hunt the ranch during the late-season archery season, which runs Nov. 9 through Dec. 1. Each hunter will get two days to hunt a buck deer with not less than a forked antler.
The youth hunters will be able to hunt the ranch during the 630T Rogue Unit Youth Deer Hunt, which runs Dec. 14 through Jan. 1. Hunters need to have drawn and purchased their tag by the Dec. 13 deadline.
The youth hunts will be one-day affairs for either a buck or doe deer, during which the ranch will provide a guide. A parent or other family member can attend.
Applications are online at www.dfw.state.or.us/lands/AH/, then go to "Hot Topics" and click on "Hunting Opportunities."
For more information, call ODFW's Central Point office at 541-826-8774.
Under the A&H Program agreement with C2, the program provides the ranch with $12,000 toward buck brush mowing and blackberry pulling that improves deer winter-range habitat on the ranch, says Vince Oredson, an ODFW wildlife habitat biologist in Central Point.
In exchange, the ranch provides these unique hunting opportunities in prime Southern Oregon blacktail land, Oredson says.
"They really have a lot of good winter-range there," Oredson says. "It supports a lot of deer."
Wild-fish advocate joins board
A Medford wild-fish advocate is one of a dozen people newly appointed to a board overseeing the Oregon Hatchery Research Center studying how wild and hatchery fish differ.
Peter Tronquet, who is a board member of the Native Fish Society, the North Umpqua Foundation and the Steamboaters, was one of two wild-fish advocates named to the new Oregon Hatchery Research Center board, which was created by the Oregon Legislature earlier this year.
The appointments were made by the director of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The board will advise on the center's operational, budget and research priorities.
Tronquet helped advise ODFW during the creation of its Rogue River Spring Chinook Salmon Management Plan, which included genetic testing conducted, in part, at the research center. He says he's held continued interest in genetic testing on anadromous fish.
"So this (appointment) fits perfectly for me," Tronquet says. "It's what I like to do and why I like the research."
The new board also includes Lindsay Ball, the former ODFW director who started the research center that opened in 2005. Ball is listed as a sport-fishing advocate.
The center, a cooperative program between ODFW and Oregon State University, is operated to understand the difference between wild and hatchery fish. It also seeks to develop approaches to meet fishery and conservation objectives and help Oregonians understand the role of hatcheries in supporting and protecting Oregon's native fish, according to ODFW.
The new board replaces an advisory committee that used to advise the center on issues.
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How to Change the World (Letter, PDF)
eBook (PDF), 90 Pages
Price: $3.00
How do I deal with my crappy organization? I like my work but I don't like what our management is doing. How do I deal with it? Well, that's easy. You have three options: 1. Ignore it. Changing organizations is hard work. If you don't have the stamina to learn how to be a good change agent, then stop complaining about what's bad. Accept that the organization is what it is, and enjoy the good parts of your work. 2. Quit your job. The only reason there are bad organizations is that people don't quit their jobs. Do the world a favor and find a better place to work. Help bad organizations out of their misery by not working for them. 3. Learn about change management. Most people are terrible at influencing other people and changing organizations. But, if you're serious about it, you can learn how to be a more effective change agent. It's take it, leave it, or change it... This book is for those who choose option 3.
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Yep - I wish I had seen it too!Cookie La Rue wrote:Btw when i came back i went straight to Hanson Brothers (No Means No) and The Invasives playing in Frankfurt, what a superblast, i wish that Cornuck had seen this !!!!
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The government has officially asked the US for part of the money from the sale of a New York property that was owned by the family of former president Chen Shui-bian (陳水扁), a prosecutor said yesterday.
The condominium in Manhattan, which was registered under the name of Chen's son, Chen Chih-chung (陳致中), was seized by the US Department of Justice in November last year on allegations that it was purchased by the family with funds obtained through bribery.
The 109m2 two-bedroom condominium was auctioned for US$1.5 million on Tuesday.
Chen Chih-chung has reportedly reached an agreement with the US to obtain 15 percent, or US$225,000, of the money from the sale, while the US government will retain the other 85 percent, or US$1.275 million.
Chen Hung-ta (陳宏達), a spokesman for the Special Investigation Division (SID) under the Supreme Prosecutors' Office, said the SID had asked the US to share the US$1.275 million with Taiwan.
However, he did not disclose the precise amount the SID is seeking.
He said the SID would pursue a claim of US$225,000 from Chen Chih-chung after the conclusion of the ongoing court cases involving the Chen family.
In Taiwan, forfeiture of assets can only be carried out after court cases end, while US law allows asset forfeiture in the absence of conviction.
In a press release yesterday, the office of former president Chen Shui-bian rebutted media reports saying the former first family had received "proceeds from crime" from the auction of the condominium in Manhattan.
"The money for the purchase of the apartment came from political donations and election subsidies, which are all legal. The apartment was auctioned after the family reached a settlement with the US Department of Justice over the principle of procedural economy," the office said.
The media reports which described the auction results as proceeds from crime were a misunderstanding of the US law and settlement procedure and an intentional distortion aimed at stigmatizing the former first family, it said.
Besides the Manhattan condominium, another residence in Keswick, Virginia, registered in Chen Chih-chung's name was also seized by the US Department of Justice.
The house, which was purchased in July 2008 for US$550,000, has not yet been sold.
Zillow, an online real estate database in the US, estimated that the residence was worth US$502,189. Another online residential property site, Trulia, put the property's value at US$507,000.
According to the US Department of Justice, the two properties were acquired through a British Virgin Islands shell company, allegedly with proceeds from a bribe of NT$200 million (US$6 million) given to former first lady Wu Shu-jen (吳淑珍) by Yuanta Securities Co in 2004.
In related news, the office of the former president yesterday rebutted a statement by the Agency of Corrections questioning reports that Chen Shui-bian had attempted suicide the night before he was transferred from Taipei Veterans General Hospital to Taichung Prison's Pei Teh Hospital.
The agency said in a press release on Wednesday night that there was no mark of ligature on Chen Shui-bian's neck, in an attempt to rebut Chen Chih-chung's statement that his father tried to kill himself on the night of Thursday last week.
"Chen Shui-bian's doctor at Veterans, Chou Yuan-hua (周元華), had confirmed the news reports and video recordings of the surveillance cameras that Taipei Prison set up at the hospital could be used as evidence. We urge the ministry [of justice] not to destroy the evidence," the office said in the press release.


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Food worth the drive: New England food destinations
What can we say? Sometimes a food craving so intense comes along that you'll stop at nothing to get your hands on that very dish. Maybe you've driven an extra hour to assure you can enjoy those Buffalo wings, or perhaps the traffic will be worth it all, as long as you can taste the perfect clam cake. We've all been there, whether it be planning a trip around a certain food destination, or just tossing caution to the wind and making the meal the primary catalyst. We don't judge. So, we offer these destinations throughout New England, each worthy of an extended drive for the specialties that have made them household names. Feel free to share your own destinations as well.
Polly's Pancake Parlor
Polly's kicked off its 75th season in business when opened for the season in March, delighting both Granite Staters and visitors alike, many of whom won't hesitate in calling the Sugar Hill location home to some of the best pancakes anywhere. All pancakes – three inches in diameter, six to an order – are made from scratch from an original recipe – no prepared mixes – and served with an unlimited supply of Polly's own maple products. Currently open weekends only, Polly's opens daily beginning May 11. Reservations are accepted only on non-holiday weekdays, so expect a wait. It's worth it. – Hildex Maple Sugar Farm, Sugar Hill, N.H., 603-823-8849, pollyspancakeparlor.com
Al's French Frys
Stepping into this South Burlington, Vt. institution is akin to visiting the Peach Pit on the original 90210, a throwback soda and burger shop attracting all the cool kids for an afternoon snack. Whether it be local college kids, or visitors on their way home from nearby Montreal, Al's French fries (or, frys, as they spell it) are legendary, served in a cup, pint, or quart. In fact, Al's most famous menu item, freshly-cut from whole potatoes and fried to a perfect consistency – was even recognized by the James Beard Foundation as one of America's Classics. High praise, indeed. – 1251 Williston Road, South Burlington, Vt., 802-862-9203, www.alsfrenchfrys.com
Just down the road in Burlington, Nectar's may be the hotspot that Phish put on the map, but the institution is just as well known for its gravy fries, a plate of French fries drowned in gravy, a delicacy that has served as one of the most notable late-night treats in the Queen City. On any given night, it's not uncommon to see dozens of people lined up at Nectar's take-out window, where "gravy fries'' will be ordered by the majority, a steaming, hot treat that always takes the nip away on a cold, Vermont winter night. – 188 Main St., Burlington, Vt., 802-658-4771, liveatnectars.com
On the other side of New England comes a fry prepared quite differently than Al's, with just as fervent a following. At Duckfat, in Portland, Maine, the famous fries are cut from local, Maine potatoes, then deep-fried in, well, duck fat, creating a taste sensation many say can't be matched by any other French fried potato. The downtown sandwich shop's fries come with a choice of dipping sauce, including garlic mayo, truffle ketchup, and horseradish mayo. If those don't float your fancy, Heinz and vinegar are available upon request. – 43 Middle St., Portland, Maine, 207-774-8080, www.duckfat.com
Evelyn's Drive In and Flo's Clam Shack
In an ideal world, any drive to Rhode Island would include a visit to both of these clam shacks, two of the best in all of New England for clam cakes. At Evelyn's bask in the glow of what might be the region's most perfectly cake, whole sitting on the shore of Nannaquaket Pond, making it a tempting stop for boaters during the summer months. (Evelyn's re-opens April 8.) Meanwhile, Flo's is a Middletown institution, a popular stop for many who have spend a summer day lounging on any of the Newport area beaches. – Evelyn's – 2335 Main Road, Tiverton, R.I, 401-624-3100, www.evelynsdrivein.com. Flo's – 4 Wave Ave., Middletown, R.I., 401-847-8141, www.facebook.com/pages/Flos-Clam-Shack/245316810509
The Lobster Pool
Lots of places serve lobster on the North Shore. Few can do it in the setting of The Lobster Pool, an almost-dream-like summertime setting where visitors can dine on crustaceans and other classic seafood fare along the shore of Cape Ann, the perfect spot to dine and drink (bring your own) as the sun sets. The restaurant, which is self-service, with no tipping, is open weekends only through April. It opens full-time for the season in May. – 329 Granite St., Rockport, 978-546-7808, www.lobsterpoolrestaurant.com
Arnold's Restaurant
Visit this Eastham hotspot in the midst of summer, and you're surely guaranteed a wait in line, a testament to the restaurant's popularity with the vacationing crowd. Arnold's does most every sort of seafood well, but it's the fried clams that make it a household name, breading and frying the clams to a perfect texture that's not too crispy, nor too flimsy. In fact, Food and Wine Magazine called them "the best clams in the world.'' If that's not worth the drive, then what else possibly can be? – 3580 Route 6, Eastham, 508-255-8255, www.arnoldsrestaurant.com
North End pizza
It's really no use trying to settle the battle for North End pizza supremacy, so we certainly won't try it here. All you have to know is that people from all around the world sample the likes of Regina Pizzeria, Nebo, and Galleria Umberto every year. In a race too close to call, Regina gets all the rightful love because of its history, but there is more than enough to go around to satisfy everyone in this noted Boston neighborhood. – 11 ½ Thacher St., 617-227-0765, www.reginapizzeria.com
Louis' Lunch
Whether or not this New Haven landmark really is the birthplace of the hamburger – not too far from where Bobby Valentine claims to have invented the wrap sandwich, of course – can be debated. But that's the legend that Louis' Lunch still claims. In 1900, a customer asked for something quick because he was on the run. A few minutes later, steak trimmings were placed between two slices of toast, and voila, the hamburger was born. Today, the same cast-iron grills from 1898 are used at the establishment, which also appears to have changed little since. And if you want ketchup or mustard on your burger, you're better off elsewhere. Louis' Lunch is confident in the taste of its burgers that condiments other than cheese, tomato , and onion, are not allowed. – 261-263 Crown St., New Haven, Conn., 203-562-5507, www.louislunch.com
Red's Eats
While it's nearly impossible to select favorites among the hundreds of clam shacks that litter the Maine coastline, Red's Eats is a destination in itself for what many consider the best lobster roll in all of New England. Red's lobster roll features meat from a one-pound lobster – yes, one pound – served on a classic-style bun, and served with your choice of melted butter or mayonnaise on the side. You're forgiven if you've stopped reading and are already in your car now. – 41 Water St., Wicasset, Maine, 207-882-6128
Delaney's Hole in the Wall
There's nothing worse than ordering a Buffalo wing appetizer at a restaurant and receiving a small plate with a half-dozen half wings with minimal sauce. You'll never have that problem at this Mount Washington Valley favorite, where wings are served whole, smothered in your choice of Buffalo or honey hot sauce, and piled high enough that one order is more than sufficient for a meal. Expect attention. From the moment they're brought out, the steaming aura fills the room with a scent that will render your surrounding cohorts jealous. – 2966 White Mountain Highway, North Conway, N.H., 603-356-7776, www.delaneys.com


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BAMM Board to honor new Wall of Fame inductees, 1955 cross-country tream
Benton Athletic Memorial Museum will be inducting three new members into the BAMM Wall of Fame on Saturday night at the organization's annual banquet.
This year's inductees are Becky Fulcher, Emily Arnold Hinton and Jeff Freeman.
Donnie Burks, executive director of the BAMM Museum, said the banquet honoring the three inductees will take place at 6 p.m. at the Benton High School cafeteria.
In addition to recognizing the inductees, the BAMM Board of Directors plans to present an Exemplary Service Award to Gary James, executive director of the Benton Area Chamber of Commerce.
Another highlight of the event will be the recognition of Benton High School's first cross-country team from 1955. Comprising the team were Charles Dove, Jack Fant, Don Hall, James Mahan and Dwight Moore. The late Tom Hardin, for whom the BAMM Museum is named, served as the team's coach. (A later story will focus on the team.)
Also, the board will present the annual Hardin Scholarships to Alex Arnold, Josh Fogleman and Amy Wilson and the annual Weaver Scholarship to Katie Holstead.
Displays depicting accomplishments of the new inductees will be set up in the BAMM Museum, which will be open from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Tickets for the banquet are $15 each and may be obtained from any member of the BAMM Board of Directors or from Burks, who may be reached at 776-4054 or 317-5008.
Profiles of each inductee follow.
Becky Fulcher
Becky Fulcher graduated from Crossett High School in 1974. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Education degree in 1978 from Arkansas State University. She has completed post-graduate work at University of Arkansas at Little Rock, University of Arkansas at Monticello, Southern Arkansas University and Henderson State University.
Before coming to teach in the Benton School District, Fulcher taught in the Hamburg and Crossett school districts. Math is her subject preference.
She has served as chairman of the Benton High School math department since 2006. For the past three years, her geometry students have scored No. 1 on the End of Course Exam, which is given throughout the state.
She also achieved significant success as coach of the Benton high School Pep Steppers, which won two state championships during her leadership.
Fulcher was named Teacher of the Year for the 2011-12 school year, an honor determined by a vote of the district's teachers.
Emily Arnold Hinton
Emily Arnold Hinton graduated from Benton High School as valedictorian of her class in 1991.
During her high school career, she not only excelled in academics, she also excelled in basketball, being named AAAA South All conference in both 1990 and 1991.
She also was named to the Lady Warriors Hall of Fame and was ranked first in Arkansas in NASTAR ski racing.
Hinton obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville and received a Doctor of Medicine degree in 1991.
She earned associate professor certification from University of Texas Southwestern.
She is board-certified and has practiced medicine in Fayetteville since 2006.
Jeff Freeman
Jeff Freeman is a 1989 graduate of Benton High School.
He excelled on the track and field team and held the Benton High School pole vault record of 14 feet, 4 inches, from 1989 until 2006.
He placed second in state in the pole-vaulting event and participated in the Arkansas Meet of Champs and the Tri-State Championship Meet in Bossier City, La.
He also was the recipient of Benton High School's Outstanding Track and Field Event award in 1989.
A 1994 graduate of Henderson State University, he excelled as a member of the Red Wave Dive Team.
Awarded the Arkansas Diver of the Year Award in 1994, he was named All-American diver in both 1- and 3-meter springboard events.
He took fourth place in the nation in the 1-meter springboard and fifth in the nation in 3-meter springboard events in Seattle, Wash., in the NAIA National Championship Competition.
Scholarship Recipients
Amy Elizabeth Wilson and Katie Holstead plan to attend University of Central Arkansas in Conway.
Joshua Fogleman plans to attend Arkansas State University.
Alexis Arnold plans to attend University of Mississippi at Oxford.


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Monday, July 28, 2008
There are a lot of sites that are built to both build community and share support and resources intercommunity. Yet I couldn't find any that were bridges for the outsider: those who knew someone affected and wanted to understand yet didn't know a way in or those who had gained empathy from their own experience and wanted to better understand someone else. Hence the birth of Bridges.
The tagline of the site is "taking the taunts off of the playground one post at a time" and that is what we hope to accomplish with this online magazine and support site. As parents become better educated, they will pass those lessons down to their children who in turn will foster more understanding with the next generation.
This site is about reading with an open heart. This site is about leaving black-and-white at the door and slipping into grey. This site is about listening and speaking. This site is about education and empathy. We are a consortium of compassionate bloggers who are looking to use writing to educate, tell a story, bring awareness, and build community. We would like you to join along too.
In order to fully utilize this site, you'll need to keep your eyes in several places. In the center are blog posts that stand as glimpses into an experience. Our contributing editors cull the posts from their personal blogs as well as others in the community (and there is information about submitting posts on that page). There is no set posting schedule and we hope you approach reading this blog as you would produce from a CSA rather than a food store. When you purchase your produce at a food store, you get exactly what you want; which is certainly nice, but your world doesn't expand at all. With a CSA, you may end up with vegetables you'd never dream of using and discover you love. It is a palate-opening experience and we hope the tastes of community you receive from this site broaden your understanding of the world.
The other places are the two sidebars. We are still building this site and it will never stop growing. We are keeping our own blogroll of compassionate bloggers who write specifically on a topic so you can find the stories you're seeking. If you would like your site added, there is information about being added to the blogroll on the blogroll itself. It is opt-in, meaning; we will not place you on the blogroll without your explicit instruction. Being on the blogroll means that you may be contacted by the media when they are doing a story on a specific topic.
We also have external blogrolls that are kept intercommunity that you can access through the sidebars, links to helpful sites that serve as intercommunity consortiums on a topic, and community-based projects. As well, of course, as bridges that bring us together. We want to hear suggestions and requests. Please send them currently to Melissa. We are inclusive and if your community is not yet listed, please place it on the site.
We are stronger together rather than apart. Therefore, please lend your voice, get involved, and change the world.
16 comments:
- luna said...
I think this is such a wonderful project. brilliant, really. many thanks for getting it off the ground. now, will you make us one of those cool microsoft paint icons we can add to our sidebars to click over? (you know, like a bridge?)
- July 28, 2008 at 11:15 AM
- Kymberli said...
I am anxious to see all the different ways in which this community will expand. This is like being able to have your fingers on the emotional pulse of so many different experiences. I am looking forward to learning and listening.
- July 28, 2008 at 12:01 PM
- kate said...
What a great idea. I'll be bookmarking this link for sure.
- July 28, 2008 at 12:17 PM
- Kate said...
I think its a great idea!
- July 28, 2008 at 1:29 PM
- Pamela Jeanne said...
Just added the new icon to my blog. Now I have to get busy with some content...thanks for spearheading, Mel!
- July 28, 2008 at 4:16 PM
- Caba said...
Wow. This is so awesome. I'm a little at a loss for words right now. I feel so touched by all the things you do.
- July 28, 2008 at 8:38 PM
- Keri said...
This is an excellent idea. My step-mother was recently diagnosed with Cancer, and whilst I could educate myself on what would physically happen, there' no preparing for the emotional toll it takes on all involved.
- July 28, 2008 at 10:12 PM
- Ms Heathen said...
This is a wonderful idea, Mel. I am looking forward to learning from others, and in thinking about the ways in which I myself could potentially contribute to this fantastic initiative.
- July 29, 2008 at 7:12 AM
- Kristin said...
What a fabulous idea!
- July 29, 2008 at 8:07 AM
- calliope said...
wonderful idea!
- July 29, 2008 at 11:31 AM
- Lori said...
What's so great about you, Mel, is that you not only HAVE all these great ideas, but that you also MAKE THEM HAPPEN.
You rock.
- July 29, 2008 at 1:24 PM
- Care said...
Wonderful idea - I'm looking forward to expanding my horizons through this site.
- July 30, 2008 at 9:34 AM
- excavator said...
Bookmarking this link into my reader, and I'll be on the look-out for stories.
I've often thought there was much potential for 'beaming' a positive healing into the world through the web of blogs, and it's wonderful that you're taking the next step.
- July 30, 2008 at 11:22 AM
- Cecily said...
Awesome idea! Good for you. :)
- July 30, 2008 at 11:34 AM
- SeaStar said...
This bridging site is just awesome - a wonderful way of enhancing empathy. I'm adding it to my favorite places.
- August 4, 2008 at 10:52 PM
- Lil said...
i'm in...i'm so in, whether i contribute or not, i support this effort to create a community of truths rather than illusions or ingnorace.
one love,
- August 6, 2008 at 4:49 PM


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