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Bob Smith taught accounting and math at Ouachita Technical College (now College Of The Ouachitas) from 1988 until 2000. Don't worry about Smith staying busy in retirement. He has already published one book and has another ready for the press.
Smith, now living in Hot Springs Village, has written a book that he says is a "mystery, science fiction novel."
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Victorian Britain
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The visitors who came to the Great Exhibition on the shilling days were often working people from the Midlands and the North. They would have worked in factories, coalmines and on the railway. 4 shillings would have been at least a day's pay for many of them. What was it like to work in Victorian Britain?
Did working people share in the enormous wealth and prosperity of the Great Exhibition?
In the middle of the 18th century, most coalmines in Britain were near the surface and mining was a small scale industry where families worked together in bell-pits or adits. But in the second half of the century surface coal began to run out and mines became deeper.
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Miners killed,
Deeper mines were much more dangerous. There was not only a much greater risk of rock falls and flooding, but miners could also run into pockets of gas underground that could lead to explosions or suffocation.
Miners had virtually nothing to protect themselves against the increased dangers. Some took canaries underground to warn them against gas, if the canary stopped singing that was a sign that gas was present. To try to prevent the roof caving in, miners left columns of coal standing. This was known as the 'pit and stall' method. But coal can collapse very easily, so this was not a safe method of working.
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Ventilation became a serious problem as miners went deeper and deeper underground. The earliest solution was digging a down-shaft and an up-shaft. At the bottom of the up-shaft a fire was set ablaze, which sent hot air up the shaft. This in turn sucked fresh air into the down-shaft. To make sure that the fresh air reached all parts of the mine, trapdoors were put in all the galleries of mines, which were opened and closed as the coal trucks passed through. This ensured that there was a constant supply of air throughout the mine. The trapdoors were opened by small boys (trappers), whom sat in total darkness listening for the sound of the corves (coal trucks/sleds).
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The most serious danger of all was caused by the need for light. At first miners carried candles underground, but this proved to be very dangerous, as pockets of gas could ignite without warning. In all, it was dark, dangerous and deadly work. Throughout the 19th century more than a thousand miners were killed every year in Britain.
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Guodian Power Development has been given permission to proceed with plans to develop a 300MW offshore wind farm in waters off the coast of the northern province of Hebei, near Tangshan city.
Approval was granted by China's National Energy Bureau (NEB), allowing Guodian Power Development, which is part of the Guodian Corporation, to proceed with preliminary surveys. China's largest wind power developer, Longyuan Power, is also part of Guodian Corporation.
The wind farm is to be built 15km off Yuetuo island (also known as Puti island), part of Leting county. The project will be developed by Guodian subsidiary, Hebei New Energy Development Company, and will be based around 60 5MW turbines. A 220kv offshore substation will be built as well as a land-based substation at Daqinghe.
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For the Future: The Campaign for Penn State Students, a seven-and-a-half year, $2.18 billion fundraising campaign, came to a close June 30, with the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences (EMS) twice exceeding its goal, raising more than $107.9 million. The campaign -- the most significant fundraising effort in Penn State's history -- has set a new precedent for private giving to both the college and the University.
More than a third of gifts made to the college during the campaign were designated for endowments. Since the start of the campaign on Jan. 1, 2007, the value of the college's endowment (market value) has increased from $45 million to $72 million. In total, the campaign raised $28 million in endowed funds and created 114 named endowments and awards, which will generate support for students in perpetuity.
"Our college has doubled in size since the start of this campaign," said Carol Packard, director of development and alumni relations. "We have an immense need for philanthropic support in EMS. Our alumni and friends have risen to the challenge and made significant investments during the campaign, and we know that they will continue to do so moving forward. Their generosity truly makes an impact on the lives of our students and faculty."
More than 4,000 EMS alumni and friends and nearly 400 faculty and staff contributed to the For the Future campaign. Thanks to their support, the college awarded more than $1 million in private, philanthropic financial aid to its students during the campaign.
"In the College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, 79 percent of our undergraduates receive financial aid," said Paul Robertson, a 1971 graduate and former chair of the EMS Development Council. "Helping students earn degrees in such critical fields is not only an investment in them, but also in the growth of American industry, the future of energy security and the health of our planet. On behalf of the college's faculty, staff and students, I would like to thank our donors and volunteers for their generous support and for carrying on the Penn State tradition of giving back."
Most of the college's fundraising success during the campaign was realized through undergraduate and graduate scholarships, faculty support and gifts from industry partners. Donors to the college have pledged more than $14 million to ensure student opportunity through critical scholarship support. They also have given more than $13 million to support faculty, new faculty hires, and research. Finally, industry partners invested more than $70 million in the college to support research, lab facilities, software and a number of other areas.
"We have set lofty goals for ourselves in EMS," said William Easterling, dean of the college. "We want to help provide the newest and best materials and energy sources for society while pursuing a secure and sustainable planet, and we want to train today's students to be the scientific and business leaders of tomorrow. The gifts given during this successful campaign provide the support that will help us realize our visionary goals, so we are extremely grateful to our benefactors."
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Barclays: Rising Rates Pose Little Threat To Junk Bonds
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Rising rates are typically a concern for high-quality, low-coupon bonds, such as investment-grade corporates. Historically rising rates are less of a problem for junk bonds, because their higher yield insulates them more from movements in underlying interest rates, but at a time of record-low junk bond yields some junk bond fund managers have begun to worry more about the impact of rising rates.
Keep calm and carry on, says Barclays, which in a new analysis paints a very benign picture for junk bonds if and when rates rise. Barclays reiterates that high-yield spread compression will continue to offset big chunk of any potential rate increases, and that the negative relationship between rates and spreads has spared high yield from negative total returns in 12 of 13 periods of rates increases, both pre- and post-crisis.
Barclays sets out to calculate the asset class's buffer against rate increases by measuring the amount by which Treasuries can increase in one year before total high-yield returns turn negative – the so-called breakeven for high yield. We'll spare you the calculations, but in a nutshell Barclays starts with the ratio of average junk bond yield to average duration, adjusts for expected default losses and different duration measures, and spits out a fully adjusted breakeven of 396 basis points. Meaning Treasury rates would have to rise A LOT before junk bond returns turn negative. From Barclays strategists Bradley Rogoff, Eric Gross and Mike Kessler.
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Done. Back home … to return by flight for a few days next week. But I get home for family, class, church, and a CSO concert … and a belated birthday celebratory dinner.
For those who might be curious, I got 69 mpg for the 340 miles I drove Thursday evening … and 60 mpg for the 500 today … for a 63.3 aggregate. Not a whole lot better than the way out (which was just under 62). The reason for the drop today was the temperature was 15 degrees lower and the pavement was wet for much of the drive from the various snowfall regions. During the drive Thursday the average was 74 until I hit the snow. By the time I gave up it was down to 69. During the evening the temperature dropped (and was got colder as I progressed West).
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New Kontact Suite Brings Next-Gen Groupware to Desktop and Mobile
June 10, 2011. KDE is proud to announce the release of the next generation Kontact Suite, based on the Akonadi framework. In addition to this, we are also proud to announce the June maintenance update of the KDE Software Compilation 4.6. Unsurprisingly, the port of Kontact to Akonadi is finally being released the same day as Duke Nukem Forever, making it relatively timely.
Known Kontact Receives More Powerful Foundation
KDE's Kontact Suite – a set of Personal Information Management applications – is receiving a major architectural boost. The team has invested years of development in its new infrastructure layer, Akonadi, and in porting Kontact to the new foundation while keeping the familiar user experience.
Users who upgrade to the new Kontact Suite version will still recognise the applications. While the underlying internals have been updated, changes in the user interface have been kept to a minimum. Among the most noticable improvements are faster email notifications, vastly improved performance for IMAP email accounts, and interoperability with other applications that consume contacts, calendars and other groupware-related information.
A wide variety of groupware servers are already supported natively by Akonadi, such as the Kolab groupware, and backwards-compatibility with existing groupware servers is guaranteed through a bridge solution allowing legacy KDE PIM resources to be used by Akonadi.
Kontact Touch: Highly Secure Email and Groupware for Mobiles
Kontact Touch brings the powerful Kontact groupware client to mobile devices too. Kontact Touch (screenshots) provides a similar featureset to the desktop also on mobile devices, including email, calendaring, and address book. Kontact Touch makes on-the-move reading and writing of signed and encrypted emails as easy as possible, supporting multiple cryptographic technologies such as OpenPGP and S/MIME. Kontact Touch provides off-line support for all data, and access to the full set of PIM resources known from the desktop client. More information about Kontact Touch can be found in this article.
Kontact Touch Demo Video (Download in Ogg Theora format )
KDE SC Updates to 4.6.4
Today KDE released updates for its Workspaces, Applications, and Development Platform.
Video in konqueror?
Does the video appear for those of you that still use Konqueror with KHTML?
By Anonymous at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 2:32pm
For me neither. I'm doing a recode to Theora which I'll add to the page shortly.
By Stuart Jarvis at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 2:54pm
Should be working now...
In KHTML, embedded if you have Flash and there's a direct link to the Theora version too.
By Stuart Jarvis at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 3:18pm
here's the proper changelog link:
By Anonymous at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 3:14pm
Thanks :-)
By Stuart Jarvis at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 3:20pm
Kubuntu packages
Great to hear that Kdepim 4.6 has finally gone gold! Thanks to all the Devs for their hard work!
Does anyone know when there will be packages available for Kubuntu? There's currently version 4.5.96 in their experimental PPA...
By Anonymous at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 4:04pm
Kmail + Akonadi
Is akonadi trying to kill my hard disk ?
By Anonymous at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 4:35pm
Wow, Kontact touch looks really neat! Time to get my touchscreen fixed :) A BIG thank you and congratulations to all and any devs involved.
By Anonymous at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 5:02pm
I would add that it looks
I would add that it looks much nicer than the desktop counterpart (which seems to be more and more the case)
By Anonymous at Sun, 2011/06/12 - 7:46am
Is Kontact and all the KDEPIM stuff translated? I have installed it, on Gentoo wuth the correct USE flag for my language, but it is still in the "language of the empire"... >_< Perhaps I have made some mistake or KDEPIM simply isn't translated?
By Anonymous at Fri, 2011/06/10 - 9:24pm
Everyone, congratulations for this solid release.
I hope Akonadi gets universal recognition, and I want to see Evolution and Elementary supporting and using Akonadi.
By Ernesto Manríquez at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 1:37am
For me (arch linux testing
For me (arch linux testing packages) it is partly translated. The Application chooser in Kontact on the left and the Configuration Dialog selection parts are translated, the rest isn't :). Strangely the git-version was always translated.
So probably a packaging issue.
By Anonymous at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 10:52am
Thanks for your hint, I hadn't noticed that. It happens the same happens to me (the previous poster): the left panel is translated and also parts of the dialogs. I will keep on with Evolution till KDEPIM is really finished.
By Anonymous at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 2:59pm
Now working on arch
I suspected right ;). Translation packages got updated yesterday and everything is fine now.
By Anonymous at Thu, 2011/06/16 - 5:25pm
Party time!
Wow. Thanks for all your long, hard work on this KDE PIM developers. I know it's been a long slog. Rewriting so many underlying parts may not be understood by many users, but I'm totally excited for the future of Kontact. I'm looking forward to using it on mobile and to savouring the delicious speed increases to IMAP. Once I wrap my head around how ssending / recieving encrypted mail actually works (tutorial, anyone?) I'll be jumping in with both feet there, too. So much goodness to go around! You all deserve to sit back, give yourselves a huge congratulation and know that it's all appreciated! Would love to know if there's any Gmail style conversation (no just threaded) view on the horizon, but that's for another day. For now I just want to say THANKYOU and congratulations! You rock!
By Anonymous at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 4:35am
Made in QML?
I have impression that it's made in QML/Qt, which doesn't need a lot of time to make this kind of transitions and this kind of UI :P
By Anonymous at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 9:59am
Impressed with Akonadi Integration!
After being disappointed with previous releases, I can thoroughly say that Akonadi integration with Kmail, Kaddressbook and calendar work seemingly well together and is actually very practical. I've been a long time user of internet email clients but the lack consistency between contacts, emails and calendars has been poor.Usability of organising data is still dreadfully time consuming and along with the constant manual polling has been a significant time waster. So a big thumbs up guys!
The GUI for Kmail is sufficient in the functionality but in terms of usability the main interface needs to be simpler (reducing the number elements) andthe consistency between elements (e.g. alignment) needs to be improved. However, I expect this will come with the help from a usability study?
The only thing so far that needs more work is Nepomuk integration, but again I expect this will be improved in the next major release.
Just like to give a big thankyou for the hard work and effort put into such a major porting effort!
Luke Parry
By Anonymous at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 11:49am
Kontact2 has Nepomuk
Kontact2 has Nepomuk integration in the following forms:
The Nepomuk integration should increase, however.
By Ernesto Manríquez at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 7:17pm
And groupware allow to easily share contacts and calendar with your family in your network ?
By Anonymous at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 3:18pm
Groupware support
From the article: "A wide variety of groupware servers are already supported natively by Akonadi, such as the Kolab groupware,..."
By Anonymous at Sun, 2011/06/12 - 1:19pm
Again, the most important feature is missing ;)
Kontact2 brings us many niceties, but there's one of them that got ignored: the MAPI (Microsoft Exchange/Outlook) support, coming with the OpenXChange Akonadi resource. Yes, it was a novelty announced with KDE PIM 4.5, but you know what happened to that.
By Ernesto Manríquez at Sat, 2011/06/11 - 7:23pm
Thank you!
You are wonderful! Thank you for getting Kontact up to shape for the release and punching through the hardships!
Now I can finally stop compiling kdepim from live sources (and stop being afraid that something might break in the process).
Many, many thanks!
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Lee Bell could once again take the captain's armband for Crewe against Southend, presuming he recovers from a calf problem.
The midfielder, who has enjoyed two spells with the club, has been sidelined for two games with the injury he sustained in the draw with local rivals Port Vale.
Centre-back Dave Artell is doubtful again with a hamstring strain and fellow defender Danny Shelley is struggling with an ankle injury.
The Alex's leading marksman Shaun Miller will probably be restored to the starting XI by manager Dario Gradi after he was rested for the Johnstone's Paint Trophy win over Macclesfield.
Miller's inclusion could be one of a number changes Gradi makes with midfielder Ashley Westwood and forward Ajay Leitch-Smith among those likely to be recalled.
Southend will assess Anthony Grant ahead of the trip as Ryan Hall pushes for a starting berth following his brace in midweek.
Midfielder Grant was replaced after 52 minutes of Tuesday's 3-1 Johnstone's Paint Trophy victory at Dagenham nursing an ankle injury. He rested on Thursday and will be assessed on Friday, although manager Paul Sturrock will not take any chances with his fitness.
Hall - along with Grant, Bilel Mohsni and Blair Sturrock - was one of four changes to United's starting XI at Victoria Road and duly made his mark by bagging an impressive brace, while also missing a penalty.
Hall's contribution leaves Sturrock with a welcome decision to make having kept faith with the same XI for back-to-back victories over promotion rivals Rotherham and Shrewsbury which have left Southend at the top of League Two.
Midfielder Lee Sawyer (thigh) failed to get some minutes under his belt at Dagenham having initially been pencilled in to make his return, striker Barry Corr continues to make slow progress with his recovery from a long-term knee problem while Harry Crawford (knee) is out for around three to four weeks.
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Here's the latest installment for Thriller Thursday, a prompt suggested by members of Geneabloggers.
It was Saturday the fourth of July in 1896 and Walter Pennypacker was anticipating spending a pleasant afternoon taking a carriage ride with his betrothed, Mary Finkbiner. Walter, who lived in Royersford, Pennsylvania, was about 21 years old. He was a son of the late Isaac Pennypacker and nephew of James Pennypacker, a well-known resident of Parkerford, PA. He was employed by Frank Eppehimer at the Royersford sand quarries.
It was about noon when Walter drove his carriage up to the Finkbiner residence which was in near-by East Vincent Township, near Latshaw's nursery. When Walter arrived Mary's younger brother, Winfield Finkbiner, was outside target shooting with his revolver. Mr. and Mrs. Finkbiner were not home at the time as they were attending a funeral. Walter entered the Finkbiner residence to let Mary know he was there. He then came back outside to talk to Winfield while he waited for Mary.
At some point, Walter apparently asked Winfield "to shoot off his revolver to see if his horse would scare at it." But when Winfield tried, the revolver became jammed. As he was trying to fix it, the revolver suddenly discharged. Unfortunately, Walter was standing directly in the line of fire. The bullet hit him in the heart. As he fell, he reportedly said, "you have shot me." Mary's older brother, John, caught Walter as he fell. Blood was rushing from his mouth and nose. John and Winfield carried Walter into the Finkbiner home and quickly summoned their uncle, Dr. S. S. Finkbiner. But it was too late as Walter died almost immediately.
Coroner Howell, of Phoenixville, PA, was sent for and he empanelled a jury. The witnesses to the shooting were the three siblings, John, Mary and Winfield Finkiner. The jury questioned them and determined that "Walter J. Pennypacker came to his death by a pistol wound inflicted by Winfield S. Finkbiner accidently." The Coroner censured Winfield for careless use of a firearm, but he was exonerated from blame in the death.
Walter's funeral took place on Wednesday, July 8th. Services were held in the Baptist Church at Parkerford and he was buried in the adjoining cemetery. His death cast a pall over the entire region – from Parkerford to Spring City to Royersford – as both the Pennypackers and the Finkbiners were well-known and highly-regarded families. There was much sympathy for all the young people involved in the accident.
I have connections to both the Pennypackers and the Finkbiners. The siblings Mary, Winfield and John Finkbiner, were my 4th cousins, 3 times removed, and Walter Pennypacker was my 5th cousin, 3 times removed. As always, if you have connections to these families, I would love to hear from you!


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Tempers got even testier moments ago when House Calendars Chairman Todd Hunter, R-Corpus Christi wanted to suspend all necessary rules for several controversial bills on Monday's agenda.
Rep. Craig Eiland, D-Galveston, threw the House rule book high into the air to show his disgust.
Rep. Trey Martinez Fischer, D-San Antonio, raised his voice from the back microphone – pointing out that Hunter's extraordinarily unusual motion required one-hour notice.
"If you don't want to enforce rules, that's on you," Fischer said in a loud voice to House Speaker Joe Straus, R-San Antonio. "That's not on us."
He also reminded Straus that House members took down former House Speaker Tom Craddick, R-Midland, and more than two years ago because of his strong-armed rule.
House and Senate leaders risk losing control because of the way they are trying to advance controversial legislation involving immigration, tort reform, school reform and massive budget cuts.
Hunter's motion would have made it easier to pass some of those bills on Monday.
Emotions are pretty raw. So Rep. Yvonne Davis, D-Dallas, sought a motion to adjourn the House until Monday considering the "discord."
But members overwhelmingly rejected the effort to adjourn.
The House is now working on routine bills not likely to trigger any outbursts, theoretically.
Rep. Lon Burnham, D-Fort Worth, is now making an issue over the vote to adjourn, which was 96-6 with one member present not voting. That means there are only 103 members in the chamber. Burnham asked for a verification to determine if 103 members are actually here. The House would have to adjourn if there are fewer than 100 members.
But Straus rejected Burnham's request.
Expect more vote challenges.
A bill just got 101 votes.
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Michael Hoskins joined Indiana Lawyer in May 2006 and mostly covers the state and federal court systems. He's received awards from the Indiana Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for his work covering the state's juvenile justice system, the federal immigration court system, wrongful conviction issues, and long-running lawsuits regarding prison conditions.
He came from the Daily Journal in Johnson County, where he was a general assignment reporter covering courts and legal issues. Before moving to Indiana in 2004 from southeast Michigan, Hoskins freelanced for the Detroit Free Press and worked for the Spinal Column Newsweekly after graduating with a bachelor's degree in journalism from Oakland University in 2001. He currently lives in Greenwood with his wife, Susanne, and volunteers with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.


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In his book The Jews of Ireland: from Earliest Times to the year 1910, Louis Hyman shares a poem written by Myer Joel Wigoder (1856-1933), who was a settler of Dublin about 1890. I think it tells a story common to so many of our ancestors.
The records of this family are in The Jews of the British Isles.
When first in Dublin I arrived,
I shed hot bitter tears,
Penniless in a foreign land,
I faced the coming years.
Upon a frugel scale I lived,
So as to pay my way,
How hard I toiled that I might earn,
A few shillings each day.
I did not scorn to carry a bag.
And deal in humble wares,
My back bent low, I carried on,
Heedless of stones and stares.
In such a way I struggled on,
Scarce knowing what to do,
I changed my trade a score of times,
Ever trying something new.
Still, my spirit was unconquered,
And my confidence survived,
I forgot my previous failures,
And as a shopkeeper thrived.
Pictures, frames or writing paper,
I have all one may require,
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If things you do desire.
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Johnson, a left-hander, is 1-0 with a 5.40 earned run average. He has pitched only 10 innings in seven appearances due to an injury problem. It is his first start since Feb. 20 the opening weekend of the season.
He lasted 5.1 innings, giving up three hits and two runs while striking out six, to get a 9-5 win over Bradley.
"Ben has had a little bit of knee trouble at times," Lipscomb pitching coach Tyler Shrout said. "He has rehabbed that pretty well. He has worked real hard in the weight room and the training room."
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"We need him to give us a good start," Shrout said. "We are not asking him to give us seven or eight innings."
Johnson needs to look no farther than right-hander Mike Grace's performance Sunday afternoon against North Florida. Grace pitched five scoreless innings and allowed one hit. He struck out four and walked three.
"Mike didn't throw a strike above the knees," Shrout said.
The bullpen is heavy with left-handers. Right-hander Davey Hackett has been redshirted. Josh Cotham, another right-hander, is out for the next three weeks.
"We have some guys in the bullpen that didn't get to throw this past weekend," Shrout said. "That will be motivation for them against Tennessee Tech."
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Richie Goodenow leads the Bisons in several offensive categories with a .366 batting average, a .485 slugging percentage and a .420 on base percentage.
Tennessee Tech holds a 33-27 advantage overall in the series.
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I have a little daughter, a sweet little bundle of joy, named Sean Willow Pierce Walsby. The name is a combination of my and Carole's last names, Willow (Mom's choice..I liked it too) and Sean, which is Carole's tribute to one of her closest friends ever, and a friend of mine as well, the late Sean Johnson. All of that aside, I just call her Willow and introduce her as such.
I don't think that I have felt the need to let everyone I come in contact know that Willow has Down Syndrome. I am not sure why that is. I think part of it is that to me, as her father, it just doesn't matter to me very much. She sort of has that kind of "look" around her eyes a little bit but I don't think she could be spotted as easily as most kids or babies with Downs. She is cute as a button, and is very social and outgoing. She watches everything and talks all of the time. She will yell at you if you piss her off, which is pretty cool I think. It sure beats crying, right?
Anyways as of now, Willow is very healthy and happy.
We knew right off of the bat. No surprises. When I went with Carole and Noble to get the ultrasound, the end of that procedure seemed sort of ominous because soon were ushered into another room to talk with somebody and right there that seemed to be sort of a strange thing. Something was wrong. I assumed that the doctor would just normally go back into the room where the ultrasound was being held and would tell us the good news. Well, that is not what happened. First we were told that it was a girl. I wanted to have a little girl, so..great. We were told that the fetus had something, some fluid on the back of its neck. This was a sure fire way of knowing that this baby was going to be a baby with Down Syndrome. We left feeling distraught. The doctor said that there might be a slim chance that she could possibly not have it but the next day when the test results came in there it was. Down Syndrome.
And what did I really know about Down Syndrome? Nothing really. That afternoon was the hard part. We both sat in the backyard crying and Carole wanted me to promise her that I would be there to help raise it. I said yes. When it came down to it, I just couldn't kill my own daughter, no matter what. We were told that our decision to have the baby anyways was an "unpopular decision". We were given some literature to read about babies with Down Syndrome and after reading most of what was said, I noticed that pretty much every personal account started off pretty bad but always had a happy ending. These families loved their sons and daughters no matter what. That gave me reassurance. It should also be pointed out that there are many different shades and levels of the condition. So fresh with that news, I left home to go on that year's Melvins tour, the band invited me out to hang out and to try my hand on making some extra money.
It was weird leaving. But despite what was going on I had a great time. While I was out the baby was fighting off the fluid on the back of her neck which was growing and threatened to harm her. Right before the end of my time out there, the baby defeated the fluidly growth. Not only did she defeat it, it disappeared. So this was great news..she was going to live. I told the Melvins camp and they congratulated me and we had a drink.
Willow also was suspected to have a hole in her heart. They weren't sure what was going to happen, couldn't tell if it was going to heal before birth or not.
Next up was Double Negative being invited to Europe for a week. It was awesome. We all had a great time. A week later we flew up to Chicago to play with COC. We played a few more shows and it was the end of the year and this is when Willow would be born.
It was a Technicolor moment. Amazing. She was crying and was cleaned up for about two or three moments when I took the first picture. She looked healthy..and cute. We spent three days there and got the news that she did have a hole and that there would be a six month window for her to have the operation. Okay, she overcame one hurdle which was birth and now she has a second one on the horizon.
So the first thing to go was playing in the band. I had mixed feelings about all of that but it was the right thing to do. The band was sort of my only real social outlet, the last holdout from my old life. It had been increasingly difficult to predict what I could and couldn't do. They had a tour booked that I couldn't go on because of the Willow's up coming heart surgery, one thing led to another and I played my final show in March, I think. Meanwhile, we are all getting to know our little Willow. There is no sleep. With a little passing of time It seems like she recognizes us and smiles and starts to laugh. At four months old she has the operation and in six hours it is done. She was so patient and calm when we brought her down to the hospital, and then afterwards we met the doctor that saved her life. It was an intense moment. What can you really say except thank you? Then we saw her, which was tough. She recognized me and weakly called out with all of these tubes and shit in her mouth and going out of her body. But she did it. Just a few days later (including a harrowing moment with Carole and nurses in the middle of the night) she had a lot of stuff taken off of her. She was sitting up with help from her Mommy already and looking sort of pissed off, actually. Willow kicked ass, plain and simple. We happily took her home from that hospital a second time.
Anyways, Willow is doing great. It is fun to get her to laugh and to play with her. She likes to hold up whatever she is playing with at the time and show me what she has . Noble is very protective of her, which is great. He will sometimes perform for her and she loves it. Willow adores Noble and always watches him.
I don't know what struggles Willow will have in the future while she is growing up with us but I am sure it will be just fine. She can't actually crawl across the floor even though she is a year and one month; but, she can sure move her butt across the floor in any direction she wants to get around. She can stand on her feet if you hold her up. She likes that. It seems that she gets a little frustrated because her body can't yet do what her brain tells her. But other than that I can't think of anything yet that makes me feel afraid or worried. To have her look at me when I come home with that wide eyed two bottom teeth look of delight on her face is something you can't put a price on or explain correctly. It stirs up feelings to just have that connection with a little baby that loves you unquestionably, and that is why her condition makes no difference to me at all.


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Economics Doesn't Work In A World Of 'If Only...'
from the back-here-in-the-real-world deptWe had already explained why Walter Isaacson's "we'll just use micropayments!" model for news wouldn't work, but it seems he's still out there pitching the idea. Clay Shirky did an even better job dismantling the concept, but last night Isaacson appeared on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart to pitch the same ridiculous idea:
But the really frustrating thing is that Isaacson doesn't seem to have a clue about basic economics (and, at times, news business models). For all his talk about the importance of getting good reporters "paid," he seems to have missed out on the reason we want good reporters to get paid: because they actually do good work. That means doing research to understand the topic they're talking about.
Isaacson didn't do that himself.
Instead, his whole idea is based on the wishful thinking of "if only..." If only the newspapers hadn't started by putting content online for free. Newsflash: they didn't. A lot tried to charge and it failed. Miserably. If only we had a system whereby people could pay just a small amount per article. Newsflash: it's been tried. People don't like it and don't use it. If you want to destroy your audience -- the most valuable resource you have as a publication -- it's a great way to do so. If only journalists could get paid. Newsflash: they do. Journalism has always been paid for via advertising rather than direct subscription fees (which mostly just handled the cost of printing/delivery, if that). It's particularly egregious early on in the interview, where Isaacson says:
"Who is going to send people to Baghdad if always, everything in journalism is free?"Isaacson is certainly well-respected for his work in journalism for many, many years, but how can he make that claim with a straight face. Everything in journalism is not free. It's never been free. The fact that you might allow people to read it for free, does not mean that "everything" is free. Google gives away "everything" it does for free, and is quite able to make a ton of money. Why? Because it sells the "attention" of its users. That's what newspapers have always done. The difference now isn't that they're giving content away for free. It's that they're not used to competition and haven't done a good job keeping their audience around.
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Migrating a Large Cisco UCM Cluster to Cisco UCS over the Weekend
To serve our headquarters campus in San Jose, California, Cisco IT deployed one of the world's largest Cisco Unified Communications Manager (Cisco UCM) clusters, with 9 pairs of subscribers and a publisher supporting this one campus. Together with these main 19-servers the campus cluster also includes Unity node servers, presence servers and management servers, for a total of 48 Cisco MCS 7845s. In June 2012, we migrated these legacy servers to virtualized machines running on Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) servers over a single weekend.
This campus UCM cluster in San Jose serves 39,000 registered devices and 350 primary and backup voice gateways. Yet we were able to make this migration in such a short timeframe because we made a critical planning decision. Instead of migrating the servers individually, we fully installed and configured the new server infrastructure in advance, then made a complete cutover from the old servers to the new ones on the first night of the migration weekend.
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After the cutover, we pointed the gateways to the new cluster and tested them to verify correct dialing for each call type. In addition, all phones needed to reregister on the new clusters, which for the most part they handled automatically. One minor issue, about four percent of phones had configuration issues that prevented automatic reregistration, which meant we needed to make a remote or on-site fix over the next few days.
Although we did not reduce the number of network nodes in this migration, we are using fewer physical servers in San Jose because we can use virtualization to mix and match multiple hosts on the Cisco UCS B-Series blades – about 4 virtual servers per physical blade.
The San Jose migration follows our earlier success in migrating the Cisco UCM cluster in Johannesburg, South Africa and in other company locations, as well as migrating our voicemail, and Exchange platform to UCS. Looking forward, we will apply this approach to migrations of our remaining Cisco UCM clusters and the call processing clusters that handle our WebEx calls in multiple hubs around the world.
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Hi Reid,
Nice to see you again. Is there any planning collateral, lessons learned documentation etc., that could be used with external customers?
Hi Brian,
Implementations developed a "new" way of migrating a large cluster that involved only a weekend cutover time. They're working on the documentation regarding this.


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Which Eastern Orthodox Churches forbid artificial birth control, and which don't? What about Oriental Orthodox Churches?
I see nothing wrong with ABC.
Quote from: TomΣ on December 19, 2003, 04:19:43 PMI see nothing wrong with ABC.I can say that not using ABC has been a real blessing in my marriage.anastasios
Quote from: anastasios on December 19, 2003, 04:57:34 PMQuote from: TomΣ on December 19, 2003, 04:19:43 PMI see nothing wrong with ABC.I can say that not using ABC has been a real blessing in my marriage.anastasiosI can say the same thing.
Tony, excellent article by Father Patrick. What he says below really struck:"This utterly rebellious attitude, the "contraceptive mentality," is surely a serious moral failing characteristic of the present culture. The relationship of this "contraceptive culture" to abortion itself lies much deeper than a first comparison of the two things might suggest, nor is there any logic, we think, in opposing the terrible sin of abortion while in other respects promoting the selfishness and materialism that give rise to it." The selfishness of mankind is the root of the the evil. hmmm, sounds familiar.Thank God for Him who is the lover of mankind.
So what your saying is that people who medically can't have children shouldn't have sex?
So what your saying is that people who medically can't have children shouldn't have sex?
I think Nektarios is reacting to a month of being off the forum for school, all at one time
Don't be so harsh Vicki.... I mean just hating our Patriarch with a passion because he had the audacity to live in the city where his floack is (hate to break it to you Tom, there still are Orthodox Christians living in Asia Minor and if the Patriarch leaves, he is leaving them).
Or... saying that one of the geatest saints and apostles in the Church, Saint Paul was wrapped up in sexism and carried baggage.
Or dismissing the entire ascetical tradition of the church...or simply being a deist
From what he says off post, his priest is one of those embarrassments to the GOA who provides incorrect information to people who ask for it.
Forgive me if this is review for you DT but the reasoning behind prohibiting artificial birth control is theological and extends beyond abortion.The reasoning is that the purpose of the "conjugal act" is procreative. When that is manipulated or obstructed, so is God's will. I'm not sure I understand it, but I know I agree with it!
I would probably be among the first to agree about the GOA needing to shape up a bit; this just after I shape up myself first.But, in fairness to TomS about ABC please read the current GOAA site's position and give TomS a break on this one at least.http://www.goarch.org/en/ourfaith/articles/article7101.asp Demetri
My post isn't ignorant, but correct.
Father Stanley Harakas cites Orthodox writers, not Orthodox priests. The article is not convincing.
Of course, this is coming from someone who is yet a Protestant and who has never examined any specific Church canons prohibiting artificial contraception.
What a scary world if the GOA website is the criterion of all truth :-
That's a well-known article, previously referenced on this forum; don't believe everything you read TomS - it isn't logical to do so Demetri
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Known as Tekahionwake, "Double Wampum," this Mohawk poet enjoyed both critical and popular acclaim for her writing around the turn of the century. She was born near Brantford, Ontario on March 10, 1861, the daughter of Hohawk chief Henry Martin Johnson (Onwanonsyshon) and his English wife, Emily S. Howells. An older cousin on her mother's side was the writer William Dean Howells.
Pauline was a precocious youngster, and by the age of 12 had read most of Scott, Longfellow, Shakespeare, Byron, and other classical English writers. She had also begun to write verse of her own, although for several years she was too shy to present it for publication. When, in her mid-teens, she submitted a poem to the local newspaper, the editor advised her to send her work to more widely circulated publications. This she did, and during those early years her poetry appeared in Harper's Weekly, Smart Set, The Anatheum, and similar literary publications of the period.
Another turning point in her life occurred in 1892 when the Young Liberals Club of Toronto sponsored an evening program devoted to the presentation of Canadian literature. In Mohawk costume, Pauline Johnson read one of her most recent poems entitled, "A Cry From an Indian Wife," which relates the story of the Northwest Rebellion from the Indian point of view:
O! coward self I hesitate no more;
Go forth, and win the glories of war.
Go forth, nor bend to greed of white men's hands,
By right, by birth, we Indians own these lands.
The audience was deeply moved and called for more of her writing. The next morning's press spread the word of her triumph and she soon gave full evening readings of her work. It was for this presentation that she wrote what was probably her most famous work—The Song My Paddle Sings.
Her first book—Songs of the Great Dominion—appeared in 1889. The success of her early recitals was such that she soon embarked on a tour of Canadian cities and then, in 1894, gave several readings in London. The timing was just right for the general tone of her compositions, and she was able to meet most of the English literary world. She was favorably reviewed by most of the critics and arranged for the publication in 1895 of White Wampum, a book which received equally warm acceptance.
She was on tour for a large part of the next 15 years, from Vancouver to Halifax and from Boulder, Colorado to Birmingham, England. In 1903 a volume of her poetry, Canadian Born, was quickly sold out of its first edition. When she finally retired from the exhausting schedule of public appearances, she settled in Vancouver, British Columbia.
She gathered a collection of Legends of Vancouver, published in 1911, which one critic hailed as "an imaginative treatment of Indian folklore . . . the beginning of a new literature." But for the now famous poet it was close to the end. Her final books, The Shaganappi, appeared in 1913, followed closely by Flint and Feathers. She died of cancer on March 7, 1913 at her home in Vancouver and was buried at Stanley Park in that city. In commemoration of her role in Canadian literature, the government issued a 5¢ postage stamp in 1961 celebrating the centenary of her birth, and featuring her portrait—the first such issue honoring an author to appear on a Canadian postage stamp—and the first Indian so recognized.
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Author Guy P. Harrison, a former Grand Cayman resident now living in southern California, has written a new book that is attracting high praise. 50 Popular Beliefs That People Think are True is a skeptical grand tour of extraordinary claims and unusual beliefs, including UFOs, psychics, near-death-experiences, ghosts, intelligent design, alternative medicine, alien abductions, conspiracy theories, faith healing, astrology, doomsday predictions, Atlantis and more.


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By C. Antonio Romero
New York, 12 May 2007— Media-savvy sculptor Daniel Edwards has now executed his multifaceted art strategy numerous times, combining a sculpture of a timely subject, a press release, a gallery unveiling, and some participatory event promoted to the media in a way that suggests his mastery of the new Web-2.0 media and buzz-generation calculus.
Oh, and he's a pretty good sculptor, too. His subjects have included pop-culture trash-icon figures like Britney Spears, Suri Cruise/Tomkat, and most recently Paris Hilton's autopsy. Outside of pop-culture, he has taken on political subjects including Hilary Clinton and Fidel Castro, as well as baseball icon Ted Williams, whose cryogenically frozen head was at the center of a family brouhaha a few years ago.
The sculptures themselves are better than they should be, frankly, and it's easy to see in (or project onto) his work a lot of profundity, in their own themes and in the games he plays in promoting them and incorporating his audience's participation into them.
But to hear more about his work from his own lips, turn to the three documentaries about Edwards now posted on YouTube (embedded below). We continue to watch with interest.
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Welcome to the Brookings Backpack Project
The mission of the Brookings Back Pack Project (BBP) is to assist children and youth in Brookings County SD, who may not have enough food to eat at home by providing them with easy-to-prepare weekend meals and snacks throughout the year.
By helping to sustain these children, we seek not only to help meet their nutritional needs but also to promote their physical, cognitive and social development, and to enhance their overall sense of well-being.
Yes, even here....
In a small county like Brookings, hunger isn't always in plain sight. The suffering of the hungry child, like that of the hungry parent or elder, is all too often hidden and silent, seemingly removed from "the rest of us." So we can understand when some Brookings county residents express surprise that a project like BBP is necessary.
But just ask the Harvest Table, the Brookings Food Pantry and Feeding Brookings. Volunteers with these and other area organizations, as well as the teachers and staff in our schools, are fully aware that many of our neighbors are struggling. They are not "others" living among those of us who have plenty, or who at least have enough. They are not just with us. They are us. The hungry child is our child–part of the extended family we call community.
BBP offers our community's hungry children sustenance. We serve it up with tender care and genuine respect. We feed our children hope, one child at a time.
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BELLEVILLE - A southwestern Illinois lawmaker wants communities around the state to be able install speed cameras, which are only allowed in Chicago.
The Belleville News-Democrat reports Rep. Jay Hoffman introduced legislation that would allow communities of all sizes to install the devices.
Legislation signed by the governor in 2012 limited speed cameras to cities with at least 1 million residents, making the statute apply solely to Chicago.
Hoffman is a Belleville Democrat. He says he wants "one uniform law for the whole state."
Speed cameras are only allowed in designated safety zones - areas near a school or a park. Drivers caught by the cameras can face $100 fines. Money generated from the tickets can only be used for public safety initiatives, construction or infrastructure maintenance.


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This '28 Has Been Through Hell and Back
Oh, the stories this car could tell. Ryan Adams of Santa Ana, California, has owned this old Ford since 2000. His buddy Dano Nichols found it in Riverside, California, where it was languishing in a sorry state after serving as a dirt-track car. We don't know how long this poor soul was beaten and battered in side-by-side racing before it was finally put out to pasture, and we can only imagine how thrashed the body was back then, but since it was real, 70-year-old Ford steel for only $1,500, we can use our imaginations. Its scarred past is long behind it now, however. Seven years in the making and five years after it was completed, this '28/'29 Model A proves that a hot rod built right will never go out of style.
Ryan tinkered with the car and gathered parts for it for several years, but he was too busy to finish it. Besides that, body leading was out of his skill set and the bodywork necessary to revive the A was extensive. Ryan enlisted Circle City Hot Rods (CircleCityHotRods.com) in Orange, California, to complete the car. Patch panels from Howell's Sheetmetal Co. were used to repair the mashed cab corners, wheelwell reveals, and floorboards, and Dan McLeod fixed the roof that had previously been hacked. Circle City then fabricated driprails and added a '30- to '31-style visor to the roof before the body was smoothed with lead filler and sprayed in Phantom Blue, a factory '38 Ford color.
It's hard not to notice the grille insert in the '32 shell. It's a very rare, adjustable-vane, Pines Winterfront unit that was copper plated. The invention of automotive thermostats in the late '30s made adjustable grilles obsolete, but the concept was to keep the grille closed while the engine heated up in cold climates. For those who have owned a flathead, it might seem as though a cold-running engine wouldn't top your list of concerns, but there's no question they add a different dimension to the iconic '32 grille.
Like many late-'40s-style builds, the car took on an aircraft-inspired theme, as if it were built by an Army Air Corps veteran after he returned home from WWII. The utilitarian Winterfront grille, in bare copper, is one cue, and the aluminum roof insert is probably the most noticeable. However, the theme really resonates in the interior. It's not plastered with aircraft paraphernalia, but instead it's a faithful "what if" build that incorporates legit B-17 aluminum seats with simple rectangular pads upholstered in oxblood leather, a brushed-aluminum dash insert with twin Stewart Warner gauges, and a riveted aluminum interior skin.
Maintaining the period-correct theme meant that only a few engine families could be considered, but when it comes down to tradition, it's tough to beat a flathead Ford. The 24-bolt Offenhauser heads with forward water inlets identify this flathead as a later-production '49 to '53 model, but what you can't see is that it sports a 4.0-inch Mercury crank and 0.125-over forged Ross pistons to bring displacement up to 277 cubes. Alan Hail and Alan Anderson built the flattie using a 258-degree, 0.400-lift Isky solid cam and Lincoln Zephyr valvesprings on 1.6- and 1.5-inch valves. Induction is traditional, with three Stromberg 97s perched on top of an Offenhauser intake. What's not traditional is the engine's sound. The engine-building duo did some mystical exhaust-port work that gives the flathead a rumble you won't hear from your typical postwar hot rod but fits the aggressive coupe nonetheless. The rest of the drivetrain consists of a '39 Ford three-speed linked to the engine with a McLeod clutch that routes power to a '34 Ford rear axle with 3.54 gears.
Ryan only drives the car a few hundred miles per year, which explains how it looks so good five years after its completion. The three-speed limits the car's performance a bit and definitely doesn't help in the cruising department, so a five-speed has been considered, along with a quick-change. Perhaps the car is too true to its mission to mess with, but we wouldn't mind too much if it meant more cruising miles and more opportunities to see it in action.


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Cool down after a hot summer day at the beach with this crustacean craft. Your child will have a blast developing his fine motor skills and working on shape recognition while making a bright and cheery crab decoration fit for any window or ocean scene. All you need are a few basic art supplies and a little time.
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- Help your child cut out eight triangles for the crab's legs. Draw two claw shapes on red paper and help your child cut those out as well.
- Let your little one glue the legs and claws to either side of the plate. How many legs does the crab have? Count them together. A crab's legs serve different purposes: six legs are for walking, two are for swimming, and the claws are for eating.
- Draw two rectangles for your child to cut out. These will be the stalks for the crab's eyes. Make the rectangles roughly the width of the google eyes. Talk about the shapes as you draw and cut them out. How many sides do the triangles have? What about the rectangles? Count the sides together as your child cuts them out.
- Have your child glue each rectangle to the top of the plate. Have him glue one google eye to the top of each rectangle. The final product is a charming crab craft—perfect for summer!
Look at pictures of crabs, or if you can, visit a beach or aquarium. Are crabs hard or soft? If possible, find a crab in a tide pool for your child to gently touch. Crabs are hard because they have an "exoskeleton," an exterior skeleton, or shell, to protect them. What other animals have hard shells for protection?


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