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Made a review under Arch Linux :
Why the heck are you using such an old distro ?
Use something newer, everything is 100% fine since kernel 2.6.35 after a period of video crashes between 2.6.30 and 2.6.34.
This is a guide to running Linux with the Asus M50Vn laptop.
This guide is intended to provide you details on how well this laptop works with Linux and which modules you need to configure. For details on how to actually install and configure the required modules have a look at our guides section for distribution specific instructions.
This page is just for discussing using Linux on the Asus M50Vn. For a general discussion about this laptop you can visit the Asus M50Vn page on LapWik.
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For full specifications see the Asus M50Vn specifications page.
|Asus M50Vn
|Intel Core 2 Duo
|15.4" WXGA or WXGA+ or WSXGA+ Widescreen
|1GB to 4GB
|250GB to 500GB
|Optical Drive
|DVD+-RW or Blu-ray
|NVIDIA GeForce 9650M GT
|Ethernet 100/1000Mbps, Intel 3945ABG 802.11abg or Intel 4965AGN 802.11abgn or Intel 5100 802.11abg or AZWAVE NE771 802.11BG
|Optical Drive
| 1. With alsa =<1.0.17. Partial, use options snd-hda-intel model=3stack-dig (edit file /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base). Inserting headphones doesn't mute speakers. Sound over hdmi doesnt work.
2. With alsa >=1.0.18a. Fedora 10 and Ubuntu 8.10 sound is fine. Option "snd-hda-intel model=3stack-dig" need to be removed. For easy installation, you can use Linuxant
|56K Modem
|Not Tested
|Card Reader
|Tested for Memory Stick Duo Pro card - not work; SD cards seem to work with sdhci module
|ExpressCard Slot
|Yes. See note
|Fingerprint Reader
You can enter any specific notes with running Linux on the Asus M50Vn here.
The ASUS m50vn notebook is equiped with an automatic light sensor,
this sensor must adapte the screen brightness according to the ambient light.
Under Linux the results is somehow not suitable, nevertheless it is possible to switch
the sensor off, in Fedora linux this can be done using a script:
# chkconfig: 2345 20 90
# description: Startup script for to stop/start
# the automatic brightness sensor on ASUS notebooks
echo -n $"Starting the automatic brightness sensor"
echo 1 > /sys/devices/platform/asus-laptop/ls_switch
touch /sys/devices/platform/asus-laptop/ls_switch
echo ""
return $RETVAL
echo -n $"Stopping the automatic brightness sensor"
echo 0 > /sys/devices/platform/asus-laptop/ls_switch
touch /sys/devices/platform/asus-laptop/ls_switch
echo ""
return $RETVAL
case "$1" in
status brightness
echo $"Usage: $0 {start|stop|status|restart}"
exit $RETVAL
Lets call the script
brightness and lets put it in
/etc/init.d and use chkconfig to configure it as a service:
su -
cp brightness /etc/init.d
cd /etc/init.d
chmod 755 brightness
chkconfig –add brightness
chkconfig –level 2345 brightness on
It is possible to improve the start-up of the computer (on a graphical point of view)
by adding the following instruction to the kernel loading line in the
/boot/grub/grub.conf file:
kernel /vmlinuz ……………….. vga=0x361
Tested on AVerTV Hybryd Express Slim - Requires a reboot, the device was defined.
04:00.0 Multimedia video controller: Conexant Systems, Inc. CX23885 PCI Video and Audio Decoder (rev 02)
The system has identified the device, but the tuner is not supported, therefore, fully test the slot is not possible :(
You can enter a summary of how well the Asus M50Vn works with Linux here.
Made a review under Arch Linux :
Why the heck are you using such an old distro ?
Use something newer, everything is 100% fine since kernel 2.6.35 after a period of video crashes between 2.6.30 and 2.6.34.
Forgot the URL. http://wiki.archlinux.fr/howto/laptop/asus-m50vn
About the audio driver, please note that with:
Alsa 1.0.23
Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic
I installed the Linuxant drivers, but I also had to ADD (not to REMOVE like said in the article) model=3stack-dig to the alsa-base conf file, in order to let the speakers finally work.
About the keyboard, I searched for a way to let some key shortcuts work, like for example "SHIFT+END" in a text. Actually they don't work because the END button is in the numpad and maybe the driver is mapped badly; but for me this is an important feature, in order to manipulate texts or code faster. I ran into this solution:
open menu System/Preferences/Keyboard, choose a Generic 105 Keys (Intl) PC Keyboard, then open the "disposition options" dialog and under "Various compatibility options" check the option "Maiusc plus the numpad keys act like in MS Windows" and save, it's done!
Works pretty well under Arch Linux, out of the box. :)
CPU, HD, sound, wifi, card slot, usb, VGA, CDVD burner, ethernet works fine.
The special (Fn + F2, F3, F4, F9, F10, F11, F12 and the four buttons) aren't seen by the system. (tried xev)
Not a very huge problem :)
But the sound still donesn't mute plugging headphones.
I don't need the 56k modem but I tryed to find it ; lspci gives nothing and minicom doesn't find it on ttyS0, …, ttyS3.
Perhaps it's a winmodem.
I recently bought an ASUS M50Vn (model made specifically for MediaMarkt in Germany, identical to the standard M50Vn except for the CPU = P8400/2.26GHz). It basically works great except for fiddling needed to get sound to work. I now got it working perfectly with 32-bit Fedora 10, not working at all despite loaded sound modules with 64-bit Fedora 10. The webcam works well with camstream. Have not tried to make use of the fingerprint scanner on my system (works in Windows Vista, does not work in Windows 7 Beta) or the IR port. A 16 GB SDHC card (Transcend) also works nicely (does not work with Scientific Linux 5.2 = RHEL 5.2) and is fast = 2x as fast as an 8GB Supertalent Pico-C USB stick that sells at almost the same price. A Kyocera printer (FS1300-D) running on a desktop on the same LAN was recognized instantly by the Fedora installation. Getting WLAN was painful, it sometimes works and sometimes does not - not an issue of distance. the router sits exactly behind the laptop (15 cm). Why this is a problem, I do not understand. It is most likely unrelated to the laptop itself. I have it on the network via eth0. The graphics card is so-so for my purposes. It is nice that it has 1GB of VRAM, but it is slower than an 8600GTS I had previously, even though it has the same number of shaders and almost the same clock. This matters for me, as I use NVidia cards for computing (via CUDA). The laptop is meant as a demo machine to take on the road.
In summary: It is a very nice laptop for running Linux, at a decent price, Mostly works out of the box. When using 32-bit Fedora 10, try to download sound-related RPMs until it works - . and at some stage just 'modprobe snd-hda-intel', after that it will be fine- The brightness script shown here is very useful, as sometimes Fn-A works and sometime is does not and using it at anything other than 100% brightness I found hard. The display contrast seem somewhat shallow, I found that the display quality improves significantly (for my taste) if I incline the display about 30 degrees from the vertical position.
He instalado linux ubuntu 8.10 dentro de windows en el ASUS M50VN, la tarjeta gráfica tras habilitar los controladores restrinbgidos estando conectado a internet funciona perfectamente, la tarjeta de sonido tras instalar el .deb del enlace de esta página funciona correctamente tanto por altavoces como por auriculares, brillo, sonido , teclas fn de momento funcionan todas correctamente.
I installed linux ubuntu 8.10 inside windows in ASUS M50VN. The graphics card works perfectly, and the sound card after installing the .deb that I download of the link on this page works correctly for both speakers and headphones, brigthness, the fn key function seems work correctly.
Sorry but my english isn't very good.
Great work 10 000 st linux support site i have browsed !
Just installed and sound works great now ! Before nothing !
Shit around hours with compiling !
Boo! Nothing !
But this driver… WORKED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11111111111
Well done and thanks,
ans ASUS X57VN = M50VN keyboard
Hi again!
I found this useful to fix my brightness problems under Ubuntu: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/224636/comments/7
Installed Ubuntu 8.10 on Asus M50vn-Ak031C; first time I install a Unix system in my experience.
Had some difficulties installing video enhanced drivers and to make audio work, but after the Ubuntu updates I was able to activate the video drivers and after reading this page now also the audio system is working (thanks)
I had to increase brightness because the standard default was quite dark, but also in Windows, and anyway all the fn+buttons combinations are working.
I'm actually surfing, watching videos, doing office actions with no problems.
Thanks for this page, I'll keep an eye on it


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Georja: Puccini's La Boheme at the LA Opera is a magical production. It's a familiar and popular opera – some of Puccini's most memorable and haunting arias of love are to be found in this opera, and the melodramatic romantic story is simple and easy to grasp. It takes place in Paris in the late 19th century, and there are a lot of starving artists (called Bohemians at the time, a term also applied broadly to actresses and prostitutes). We meet a few charming ones who room together – Rodolfo (Stephen Costello) the poet, Marcello (Artur Rucinski) the painter, Colline (Robert Pomakov) the philosopher and Schaunard (Museop Kim) the musician. They are all scraping by, celebrating each others' successes and applauding each others' victories in work and love.
Gerald: Set designer Gerard Howland gives us a clue to the exact year the action is taking place by showing a partially finished Eiffel Tower in the background. That would make it exactly 1888, a year before the colossal iron structure was finished and provided the focal point for the World's Fair of 1889.
Georja: Marcello is still in love with the woman who jilted him, Musetta (Janai Brugger). Rodolfo meets the love of his life, Mimi (Ailyn Perez) in a most unexpected way as she knocks on his door to get a light for her candle. The gist of the story is in the reuniting and then separating of Marcello and Musetta, and the deepening of love of Rudolfo and Mimi, marred by her life-threatening illness. Rodolfo's fear that he can't provide for her ultimately drives them apart. At the end, there is a final reunification scene on Mimi's deathbed.
Gerald: A particularly tragic element of the story is Mimi's succumbing to tuberculosis, just one of the fatal diseases that plagued overcrowded cities of the time, especially among the lower classes. Just four years later, the widespread scare was cholera. In today's world, you'd have to imagine her with terminal cancer or late-stage AIDS. It's a particularly horrific premise for a love story, even though many operas end with the death of the soprano lead singer.
Georja: The music takes over where the plot runs thin. The emotions are so beautifully captured by the genius of Puccini that it carries you away. The orchestra is superb under the direction of Patrick Summers, who makes his Los Angeles debut. LA Opera harkens back to the original production of the late great Herbert Ross. The Oscar winning director debuted his opera skills with this local production in 1993. It is lush and wonderful, with atmosphere becoming a huge component. The Parisian street festival scenes, packed with costumed members of both the LA Chorus and the LA Children's Chorus, featuring clowns, soldiers and fine choreography (directed by Peggy Hicks) create that stimulating era.
Gerald: Of all the operas of all time, La Boheme is arguably the most romantic, the most melodic and the most consistently popular. In many of Puccini's other operas, including Tosca, which we'll see again next season, there are one or more show-stopping arias. In this stellar work, it's one jaw-dropping melody after another. These days, some opera aficionados think of La Boheme as overly saccharine, like a dinner that's all dessert. Don't mind them. It's a masterwork, by any measure. In fact, Andrew Lloyd Weber freely admits he borrowed liberally from Puccini, and you can hear strains of Phantom of the Opera in Act IV.
Georja: The sets were gorgeous, and the evening falling snow made the audience gasp. The only complaint here is with the lighting (designer Daniel Ordower). The sets for the most part are very dark and moody and definitely show what it was like living by candlelight. However, even with binoculars and sitting in Row Q, I found it difficult to see facial details, something I, coming from a theater background, really enjoy. There must be a way of better illuminating the faces without ruining the mood. For audience members sitting further back and older people, I'm sure it took away some of the visual pleasure of the production.
Gerald: Remember, it's supposed to be winter in Paris, in that North Atlantic climate famous for its gunmetal-gray skies. And our brave band of artists is freezing, not having even a sou left to buy a scrap of firewood. In the opening act, they are so desperate that they start to burn the pages of Rodolfo's work-in-progress. It's a play, and it must be particularly bad, because he and Marcello joke that it doesn't even burn well! As writers, Georja and I could only cringe.
Georja: As we are used to at LA Opera, the quality of the singing and acting is topnotch. I must say I was most taken with the young Janai Brugger as Musetta, and interested to learn that she is a 2012 winner of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. She, as well as her alternate Valentina Fleer, Mueop Kim and Ben Bliss as Parpignol are all members of the Domingo-Thornton Young Artist Program. Brugger's voice has a vibrato and sweetness to it that doesn't stop. Her big charismatic beauty and presence is thrilling. Can't wait to see more of her.
Gerald: All of the principals in this cast are astonishingly young - and talented. They have brilliant careers ahead of them, and no doubt Maestro Domingo agrees, hand-picking them from the young artist development program.
Georja: There was much tenderness between Mimi and Rudolfo as played by husband and wife Perez and Costello, and it ultimately was extremely touching. Ailyn Perez's voice is clear and strong, Stephen Costello's has a wonderful emotional quality that is very easy to listen to.
Gerald: And I enthusiastically agree with Georja that Ms. Brugger's will be a career to watch. She practically stole the show - and her opera debut was just last year!
Georja: A beautiful show. Try to get a ticket.
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Eclipsepedia:Organizing Content
As part of moving over the Buckminster content to the Eclipsepedia from a Wiki using a different format and structure I learned a couple of things regarding how to structure pages that may be of value to others. I wish I had known this before I started converting eveything though...
The Problem
The Wiki is a flat structure meaning that all the regular documents are in the same name space. How do you make sure they do not clash and at the same time end up with useful document names?
The Solution(s)
Use slashes
The first approach one can take is to use compound names (like regular file system path type names). As an example Buckminster/Documentation/Introduction. There is subpage functionality in MediaWiki, and the wiki adds links to the parent pages. It is somewhat more convenient to create subpages. Most wikis do not have this feature turned on.
To link to a page with slashes in the name and only have the last part of the name be shown the link must use the "pipe" notation. Using the same example you have to type [[Buckminster/Documentation/Introduction|Introduction]].
Use Prefix
An obvious solution is to include a prefix in every page name to denote the context. This is what I selected for Buckminster, not including the prefix however on pages that already had the word Buckminster in it like Introduction to Buckminster. With this approach names are simpler than in the attempt of structuring with slashes but there is still the need to abreviate links with pipe syntax. Oh, naturally the structure implied in the slash-type names is lost, but since there was no way to automatically navigate the structure this does not seem like an inconvenience.
Using a category creates structure. I added all the Buckminster pages to a [[Category:Buckminster]] which works very nicely as category pages contains an index of all the pages in the category. But - uh - oh, all the pages had the same prefix "Buckminster" so the category page has all the pages under the same letter "B". That looks silly.
Use Postfix
The new trick I learned is that it is possible to use a special postfix notation. If I instead of using Buckminster Introduction as a page name, call it Introduction (Buckminster), then I can easily get rid of the postfix by just using a single pipe! A link on the format [[Introduction (Buckminster)|]], gives me what I want (i.e. only the text "Introduction") without too much typing.
As a bonus this also takes care of the category page indexing.
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Senior co-captain Davis Mangham will lead the Crimson in the team's season-opening tournament, the Harvard Fall Chowder Fest, held at the Beren Tennis Center. (photo courtesy of Gil Talbot)
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The Harvard men's tennis team opens up its season hosting the Harvard Fall Chowder Fest to be held at the Beren Tennis Center (the Murr Center courts if weather dictates) on Sept. 23-25. The Crimson welcomes the defending NCAA men's tennis National Champion USC Trojans along with Texas A&M and Michigan.
Scouting Harvard
The Crimson finished 2010-11 with a 15-10 overall record going 4-3 in Ivy League play. Harvard welcomes back 2011 first-team All-Ivy selection, senior Jonathan Pearlman. Pearlman, who recorded an impressive 19 victories last season, spent a majority of the time competing in the number one slot for the Crimson. Entering this season Pearlman was 78th in singles action and a member of the No.54 doubles team according to the International Tennis Association preseason rankings.
Harvard will be led by senior captains Alistair Felton and Davis Mangham. Felton registered a 22-15 record overall, and was a key member of a lethal doubles team with junior Andy Nguyen that totaled 22 victories in 2010-11. Mangham served as a reliable doubles partner for much of last season splitting time with three different partners contributing to a 5-2 record. In singles action the Seattle, Wash., native accrued a 4-5 record in his junior campaign.
Scouting USC
The Trojans begin their 2011-12 season in Cambridge, Mass., this weekend searching for their fourth-straight NCAA Championship. USC successfully defended its NCAA crown last season defeating No.1 ranked Virginia for the program's 19th NCAA title overall. USC welcomes back the sophomore Ray Sarmiento and senior Daniel Nguyen, the No. 15 and No. 16 ranked singles players in the country as decided by the ITA preseason rankings. Sarimento and Ngyuen were also ranked 35th in doubles play on the ITA rankings preseason charts.
Scouting Michigan
The Wolverines finished the 2010-11 season with a 13-11 record going 6-4 in the Big Ten and falling to Illinois in the conference tournament. Junior Evan King headlines the roster for Michigan coming into this weekend as the eighth ranked player in singles action according to the ITA preseason poll. King went 21-3 last season, competing primarily in the number one slot for Michigan. King and teammate sophomore Shaun Bernstein were ranked 33rd as a doubles team according to the ITA. Bernstein paired with three different teammates last season earning a record of 16-17 overall.
Scouting Texas A&M
The Aggies travel to Cambridge, Mass., coming off a record-setting season along with their second-straight top-10 finish. Texas A&M completed the 2010-11 season going 27-5, while boasting a 5-1 conference record. The Aggies made it to the NCAA round of 16 but were bested by Stanford. Entering this weekend's tournament senior Alexis Klegou is the highest ranked singles player for the Aggies, sitting at No. 42 on the ITA charts. Meanwhile junior Alberto Bautista and sophomore Junior Ore were rated No. 44 the ITA doubles list.
The Road Ahead
Following this weekend's tournament the Crimson will take a week off and prepare for ITA All-Americans in Tulsa, Okla, running Oct. 5-9.


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Love. The love and care we put into selecting the best ingredients like barley, our own top quality yeast, the purest of mineral waters from our own source, the passion of the Bavaria brewers and about 300 years of experience.
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We know that beer was already being brewed in Lieshout in the 1680s. But Bavaria's evolution from a village brewery to the global brand it is today didn't come easily.
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Village brewery serves the people of Lieshout and surrounding area.
Ambrosius Swinkels founds the family brewing dynasty by marrying Brigitta Morees.
The 13 American colonies sign the Declaration of Independence enshrining the right to Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
Inventor Alexander Graham Bell pioneers telecommunications with the first patent for a working telephone.
Inventors and aviators Orville and WIlbur Wright make the first ever controlled powered flight.
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0.0% - the first non-alcoholic beer in the world - becomes internationally popular.
In the seventies, Nigeria was one of our top importing countries. They had a flourishing economy due to newly discovered oil-wells. In 1978 however, the Nigerian government banned the import of alcoholic beverages. To bypass their law, we started brewing a new product: Malt beer, that was initially presented as a food supplement.
At Bavaria, sustainability is extremely important. Since 1978, we have had our own water purification system and we have been producing our own energy for years, with which we would be able to provide at least 18,000 homes with energy.
Another world first: after 'Glasnost' Russians are free to enjoy Bavaria, the first beer to be imported from the West.
The Berlin Wall is breached after nearly three decades, allowing free passage to East and West Germans.
Nelson Mandela gains his freedom after 27 years incarceration to be elected four years later as the President of South Africa.
Malt beer usually still contained a very low alcohol percentage such as 0.1%. We invented a totally new brewing method that allowed us to brew 100% alcohol-free beer. In 1990, the patent for this method was granted.
Bavaria City Racing: a beautiful combination of boldness and entrepreneurship! We have raced Formula 1 cars along some of the most beautiful places in the world. Impressive!
Southern climes, the family and marching to the beat of the company's own drum are the essence of Bavaria's new corporate style. This is why at least 800 employees have made trips throughout the country to exchange the old crates in people's homes for new ones.
The Tricoid Revolution begins. Bavaria is a global independent brand, now exporting to 120 countries, and positioned to command new markets across the world in the years to come.
The 19th FIFA World Cup was held in South Africa in 2010. We can say that Bavaria left a mark.
Bavaria has started a tradition. As a successor of the Dutch Dress of 2010, the Dutch designers Spijkers & Spijkers created the V-Dress.
On Bavaria's international platform, that's more like it, we display attractive content in the form of blogs, videos and photos. We create this 'media' ourselves in order to have direct contact with our fans. We prefer to look at things from a surprising and strong-minded perspective!
A surprising concept and a look that puts things into perspective: this has been the formula for high-profile advertising campaigns for Bavaria in which people like Lee van Cleef, Marco van Basten, Mickey Rourke, Hugh Hefner and Charlie Sheen have acted.


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TV pundits split on Obama speech
It was "vintage Barack Obama." It was "probably not the best speech of the convention." It was "one of the emptiest speeches" ever delivered on the national stage.
There was no consensus across the cable news networks Thursday night after President Barack Obama's speech at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.
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"It certainly wasn't a speech full of soaring rhetoric like some of his speeches four years ago," said CNN's Anderson Cooper. "Some have been comparing it to a State of the Union almost in terms of going down the check list."
MSNBC's Rachel Maddow called it a "big, big speech," but added, "From this president, something we are not used to hearing: an overt request for a vote."
Fox News contributor Charles Krauthammer slammed the address as "one of the emptiest speeches I have ever heard on a national stage."
"I was stunned," he said. "This is a man who gave one of the great speeches of our time in 2004. And he gave one of the emptiest speeches I have ever heard on a national stage. Yes, it had cadence, and yes, there were deceptions in it, but that's not what's so striking about it. There was nothing in it."
Krauthammer called the Obama speech "flat" and said it had "no content in it."
"It was like, this is a guy who's the A student in the class who turns in a paper that's clearly a C and the teacher is astonished and says, 'How could you do this? Why did you mail it in?'" Krauthammer said.
Democratic strategist James Carville said other speeches this week "probably" topped Obama's.
"This was probably not the best speech of the convention," he said on CNN. "But what I'm struck by is the muscular tone and attitude in both the vice president and president tonight. This is not the mommy party on show here. This is the daddy party."
Fox News contributor Juan Williams praised Obama as a "great speaker" and said the president delivered a "very good speech."
"People said, 'Well, exactly how would you accomplish some of the goals?' But it doesn't feel, looking at this audience, just feeling energy here, it doesn't feel like that is what this night was about. It was about a president who has a confidence, who doesn't look like he's feeling any anxiety at the moment. He's clear about who his opponent is — the vision, the values and difference," Williams said.


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Grafton Inn Vermont
Grafton, VT
Hotel/Resort, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Loft, Bed & Breakfast/Inn, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $4,000 to $8,681 for 50 guests
A picturesque Vermont village backdrop, unforgettable meals and first-class service in a beautiful historic inn promise a memorable, storybook beginning to the rest of your life with your partner. Weddings at the Grafton Inn blend the history, community, and beauty of Grafton with the expertise and ...
State Room Boston
Boston, MA
Loft, City/Skyline View, Modern
Starting from $7,409 to $13,963 for 50 guests
Longwood's flagship event venue, the State Room, is an urban event space offering unmatched views of the city and harbor. Perched atop Sixty State Street skyscraper in Boston, this modern venue offers luxury wedding receptions, corporate events, and fundraising galas. State Room's clean, contempo...
121 Club at Eastworks
Easthampton, MA
Event Center, Loft, Modern
Starting from $6,222 to $8,322 for 50 guests
The 121 Club at Eastworks may be a 100 year old mill building in Easthampton, but its new renovations make it the premier space for an industrial chic wedding. With over 5,000 square feet of space and plenty of free parking to make things convenient for your guests, the 121 Club at Eastworks feature...
Belknap Mill
Laconia, NH
Ocean/Waterfront View, Loft
Starting from $1,793 to $7,189 for 50 guests
Your future with your loved one begins at Belknap Mill where art and history come to life to create a wedding that exemplifies beauty and boasts your romance. At one of the nations oldest and unaltered textile brick mills that was established back in 1923, find a one of a kind space that showcases b...
The Lace Factory
Deep River, CT
Loft, Vintage/Rustic
Starting from $7,464 to $8,813 for 50 guests
Beginning as a local shipbuilding yard, then dockage for the ivory being delivered to local piano factories, Deep River Landing has a long history as a center of activity. Constructed in 1875, the building that came to house "The Lace Factory" with its landmark chimney has become an integral part o...
Rivermill at Dover Landing
Dover, NH
Banquet Hall/Restaurant, Event Center, Loft
Starting from $7,770 to $12,415 for 50 guests
Your wedding should be your special day—and no other venue in the area appreciates that quite like Rivermill. Rivermill specializes in helping you design the wedding that you've always dreamed of. From creating your own seating plan, to picking your own colors and décor, your own music and entertain...
Machines With Magnets
Pawtucket, RI
Museum/Gallery, Loft
Starting from $3,275 to $5,800 for 50 guests
Machines with Magnets attracts visitors from all over the world. This beautiful art gallery collects art work to support local, national, and international artists to provide a space for people to enjoy and appreciate art. Truly a space that celebrates international culture, this art museum is a gre...
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Inn at the Round Barn Farm
Waitsfield, VT
Historic/Landmark Building, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Bed & Breakfast/Inn, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $18,000 to $26,277 for 100 guests
Tucked within the Mad River Valley on East Warren Road in the cozy ski community of Waitsfield, the Inn at the Round Barn Farm is a stunning bed and breakfast in the heart of Vermont to host your elegant wedding and reception in any season. Located on 245 acres of rolling fields, floral meadows, sno...
Green Mountains, VT
Event Center, Private Estate, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $12,615 to $15,664 for 50 guests
Perched atop 175 acres, Satoyama Mountain Farm affords views of a pristine mountain range across ponds and pasture. This organic farm, with its light-filled post and beam barn, large farmhouse and spring-fed ponds is one of a kind. The ultimate in privacy and serenity, celebrate this special day wit...
Boorn Brook Farm
Manchester Center, VT
Event Center, Private Estate, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Park/Garden, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic
Starting from $8,256 to $10,124 for 50 guests
Located on 53 picturesque acres just outside of Manchester Center, Vermont, Boorn Brook Farm offers an unrivaled setting for your once in a lifetime event. The former country estate of famed painter Ogden Minton Pleissner, this charming venue features meadows, apple orchards, sprawling lawns, and ab...
Highland Lodge
Greensboro, VT
Bed & Breakfast/Inn, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $8,137 to $11,609 for 50 guests
Highland Lodge's spectacular Lake Caspian beach, as well as farmhouse and cabin lodging makes its quaint 136-acre estate on beautiful Barr Hill one to remember. Highland Lodge's sprawling lake view property includes their 1860s farmhouse with ten rooms and the dining room, ten adorable cabins, a coz...
Silhouette Hill
Newfane, VT
Event Center, Park/Garden, Ocean/Waterfront View, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $6,413 to $9,340 for 50 guests
Located in Newfane, Vermont, Silhouette Hill has a unique rustic charm that flourishes in all four seasons. Surrounded by the Green Mountains of Southern Vermont, Silhouette Hill has a wide variety of romantic settings that can be transformed into what you have always dreamed of to exchange your 'I...
The Atrium at The Essex
Essex Junction, VT
Event Center, Vintage/Rustic
Starting from $7,673 to $12,968 for 50 guests
An authentic and beautiful Vermont wedding starts here! The Essex, an 18-acre property located just outside Burlington, is full of idyllic countrysides and lush, green forests. Exchange vows outdoors underneath a charming gazebo overlooking the expansive greens. Guests will be left breathless at the...
Shelburne Vineyard
Shelburne, VT
Starting from $3,213 to $5,001 for 50 guests
Located in the beautiful Vermont countryside, Shelburne Vineyard does not disappoint. The vineyard landscape promises more than its already fabulous award-winning wines, with its luscious green vines lining the grounds of our Tasting Room facility. Our modern, LEED certified facility, is homey and w...
Intervale Center
Burlington, VT
Event Center, Community Center, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Park/Garden, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $5,048 to $8,208 for 50 guests
Located just a mile from downtown Burlington, the Intervale Center Community Barn offers a convenient, rustic, and picturesque setting for your special day. Say your "I do's" in a quaint ceremony outside on the venue's gorgeous green grounds surrounded by stunning trees, bushes, and of course, your ...
Jeudevine Falls
Hardwick, VT
Park/Garden, Outdoor
Starting from $5,094 to $6,207 for 50 guests
Surrounding by the natural beauty of rural Vermont, Jeudevine Falls is a pristine slice of history and nature nestled in the rolling mountains of Vermont's famous Northeast Kingdom in the historic town of Hardwick, Vermont. With multiple gorgeous waterfalls, old barns, covered bridge, stone walkway...
Arrowhead Golf Course
Milton, VT
Event Center, Golf Course, Outdoor
Starting from $2,226 to $5,629 for 50 guests
Tucked away on a verdant wooded property, the Arrowhead Golf Course provides soon-to-be-wed couples with a scenic yet affordable backdrop for saying their "I do's." Located only 20 minutes from Burlington and 15 minutes from St. Albans, this venue is within close proximity to some of Vermont's top a...
Bliss Ridge
Moretown, VT
Private Estate, Barn/Farm/Ranch, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $6,694 to $9,779 for 50 guests
Would you like to be married amidst 360-degrees of completely pristine, undeveloped views featuring a panorama stretching from Lincoln Peak to Camel's Hump and on to Hunger Mountain? If the answer is yes, then the Bliss Ridge is the best place for you to host your wedding day. Breathe in the fresh a...
Davis Center At The University Of Vermon...
Burlington, VT
Event Center, Church/Temple, Ballrooms
Starting from $7,255 to $8,130 for 50 guests
Congratulations on your engagement! The University of Vermont's historic campus is the perfect setting for a New England wedding. Our campus is in the heart of Burlington, with easy access to downtown, local hotels and transportation. Ira Allen Chapel offers an elegant backdrop for your wedding cere...
EB Strong's Prime Steak House
Burlington, VT
Banquet Hall/Restaurant
Known as the first UDSA Prime Steak House in all of Vermont, EB Strong's Prime Steakhouse offers an intimate, yet grand setting for intimate reception dinners. The venue is centrally located in Burlington's historic Church Street Marketplace, allowing easy access to the rest of the town before and a...
Burke Mountain Hotel and Conference Cent...
East Burke, VT
Hotel/Resort, Mountain, Outdoor
Starting from $5,236 to $6,508 for 50 guests
Elevate your wedding to mountain chalet luxury at the Burke Mountain Resort in North Country. This resort looks gorgeous in any season with rolling hills and meadows reminiscent of The Sound of Music during the spring and summer. Take pictures by the abundance of wildflowers growing all over the mou...
The Lilac Inn
Brandon, VT
Historic/Landmark Building, Mansion, Park/Garden, Bed & Breakfast/Inn, Outdoor
Starting from $6,038 to $10,868 for 50 guests
Nestled in the unspoiled village of Brandon, Vermont, The Lilac Inn charms all with its graceful architecture. A renovated 1909 mansion, this New England gem was named one of the 100 best U.S. wedding destinations by Kathryn Gabriel Loving and has been featured in Yankee, Country Living, and Vermont...
Okemo Mountain Resort
Ludlow, VT
Hotel/Resort, Park/Garden, Mountain, Vintage/Rustic, Outdoor
Starting from $5,480 to $11,622 for 50 guests
Our beautiful mountain. Your beautiful day. Striking its pose among Vermont's Green Mountains, Okemo Mountain Resort offers breathtaking beauty, rural charm and full service sophistication all year round. In everything we do from rehearsal dinners and cocktail parties, to garden ceremonies and r...
The Woods At Wihakowi
Northfield, VT
Bed & Breakfast/Inn, Outdoor
Starting from $1,317 to $4,933 for 50 guests
Escape to Vermont for a one-of-a-kind wedding experience at The Woods At Wihakowi. Nestled in the Green Mountains in Northfield, Vermont, this picturesque venue dates back to the 1920s, when it was established as an all-girls summer camp. The Woods Lodge boasts a historic Main Lodge with stunning ev...
Timberholm Inn
Stowe, VT
Bed & Breakfast/Inn
Starting from $3,868 to $9,870 for 50 guests
Rooted between the Mount Mansfield and CC Putnam State Forest on Cottage Club Road, the Timberholm Inn presents brides and grooms a rural, county estate to host a romantic and relaxed wedding and reception. Located east of downtown Burlington in the New England community of Stowe, this venue provide...


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I would say that all is is functioning as a determiner here, home as an adverb.
English Teacher
In the following sentence, which parts of speech are the words all and home: The dog and cat ran all the way home.
I would say that all is is functioning as a determiner here, home as an adverb.
That's a good question!
I agree about "home" You could take "all the way" out and it would be clear that "home" answers "where".
Regarding "all the way"???? Think of a couple thinking about going "all the way". Could it be replaced by "completely" or "entirely". Then you might call it a "phrasal adverb". But, really, at the moment, I can't say.
If "the way" is what they ran, as in "I walked the way to Santiago de Compostela, " "way" could be considered a noun acting as the direct object and could be modified by the (in this case) adjective answering the question "how much of".
An interesting question.


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Wonder what you would find if you frisked the George Soros-funded smear site Think Progress?
Answer: A liberal blogger that really sucks at his job.
Fox Nation reports:
Yesterday at CPAC in Washington DC, a liberal blogger from a Soros-funded smear site attempted to "ambush" Fox News' Jesse Watters, who was covering the conservative conference for FoxNation.com and whose "ambush" interviews are frequently featured on The O'Reilly Factor. It was an embarrassing disaster for the little left-wing blogger. We're surprised he posted the video because it was such a failure, but thrilled he did.
Haha. "Watch the blazer, bro."
For the record, this is how you ambush.


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Former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' hand-picked Democratic candidate squared off Tuesday in a special House election in Arizona against the Republican she narrowly beat just months before she was shot. It was a hard-fought preview of the broader fall campaign to come.
Both the GOP and the Democrats were using the race to hone and test their political arguments for the November elections, when everything from the White House on down will be on the ballot.
Republicans, sensing a chance to capture the former congresswoman's seat in southern Arizona, sought to make the contest a referendum on President Barack Obama and his handling of the economy. They argued that Democrat Ron Barber, a former Giffords aide asked by the lawmaker to pursue the seat, would fall in line behind the White House.
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Democrats, in turn, played to the senior vote by contending that Republican Jesse Kelly, who narrowly lost to Giffords in 2010, would not protect Medicare and Social Security.
The victor will complete the remainder of Giffords' term. Both candidates are promising to run for a full term in the fall, setting up a possible November rematch in a redrawn district that is friendlier to Democrats.
Elsewhere Tuesday, Virginia, Maine, Nevada and South Carolina held primary elections — with most of those states choosing Senate nominees — as was North Dakota, where voters were also deciding whether to go along with the Legislature's repeal of a law that required the University of North Dakota to use the Fighting Sioux nickname.
In Virginia, George Allen brushed aside three conservative Republican rivals in the Virginia primary. Allen's victory set up a November clash with another former Virginia governor, Democrat Tim Kaine, in a campaign closely tied to the presidential race in a state both parties consider vital for victory.
In North Dakota, Rep. Rick Berg defeated businessman Duane Sand in the state's Republican primary. Berg now faces Democrat Heidi Heitkamp in the November race to replace retiring Sen. Kent Conrad. The election is expected to play a critical role in determining which party controls the Senate next year.
In Maine, six Republicans and four Democrats were running to fill the Senate seat being vacated by Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe. The front-runner, former Gov. Angus King, wasn't on the ballot because he's running as an independent.
In Nevada, Republican Sen. Dean Heller and Democratic Rep. Shelley Berkley were expected to prevail with ease against a slate of political unknowns. Their fall race would be one of the most competitive in the country.
Of all the races Tuesday, the Arizona House race was the most closely watched, partly because of Giffords' absorbing story and partly because holding onto the seat was important for Democrats if they want to regain control of the House.
The party needs big gains in November to grab the majority from Republicans, who now hold a 240-192 advantage with three vacancies, including Giffords' seat.
Republicans, riding high after a decisive victory in Wisconsin's gubernatorial election last Tuesday, set their sights on Arizona. A victory would give party leaders a chance to claim momentum five months before November and fine-tune their plan to link Democratic candidates to Obama, the incumbent at the top of the ticket.
Giffords, 42, resigned in January to concentrate on her recovery from a gunshot wound to her head. Giffords and Barber were injured in the January 2011 shooting rampage outside a Tucson grocery store that killed six people, including a 9-year-old girl and a federal judge. Giffords largely has shunned public appearances in the race, but in the closing days was stepping out to help Barber.
Outside groups have spent more than $2 million on the race.
Barber, 66, had a sizable fundraising lead in late May, but spending from conservative groups helped reduce the Democratic financial edge.
The Arizona 8th is a rare district that is competitive virtually every election. Giffords defeated Kelly by about 4,000 votes in 2010 when the election focused on immigration and when tea partyers rallied to the tough-talking former Marine. Now, the economy and jobs are voters' top concerns.
Kelly, 30, spent the campaign arguing that Barber and Obama are out of touch with people in the district, where Republicans have a 26,000-person edge over Democrats in voter registration. He has called for lower taxes and more energy production as ways to improve the economy. And he has said he would roll back federal regulations and environmental protections in an effort to boost oil and gas drilling.
Barber spent the campaign trying to convince voters that he understands their concerns. He frequently talks about building up the solar industry and cutting taxes for the middle class. While Kelly has made it clear he would not support any income tax increases, Barber has said the wealthy need to "pay their fair share."
Immigration is still an important issue. Kelly wants a double-layer fence built along the district's border with Mexico. Barber is skeptical the fence would work on the district's rugged terrain. He has called for more manpower, horse patrols and the use of drones.
The Tucson region is home to a growing population of retirees who rely on Medicare and Social Security. Kelly said in 2010 that privatizing the programs was a "must." He said he would protect Social Security for current seniors but also said the program needed to be "phased out." Giffords assailed his comments with great effect. Democratic groups have employed a similar game plan this election.
Kelly since has dialed back his rhetoric on Medicare and Social Security while still saying future Social Security participants should get a chance to opt out of the program.
Justin Cardwell of Tucson, who said he voted for Kelly, agreed with the GOP's assessment that policies put in place by the Obama administration have hampered the economy.
"We need somebody that's fiscally responsible, but at the same time knows how to grow the private sector. Because it's the private sector that creates the wealth, not the public sector," Cardwell said.
But Mena Latas of Tucson said she liked the idea of Barber succeeding Giffords.
"He did a lot of good stuff for the community. He's there for the people. And he's aware of how the district works," Latas said.
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Robbery charges for Stamford Latin King
STAMFORD -- A man who was about to be released from federal prison after being picked up in a May 2011 multi-agency raid on a gun running and drug dealing operation run by the Latin Kings has been brought back to Stamford to face robbery charges.
Anthony Uzar, 29, a reputed Stamford Latin Kings member and a former resident of 106 Frederick St., was charged with armed robbery and conspiracy to commit armed robbery for two incidents in September 2010 and March 2011.
At his state Superior Court in Stamford arraignment before Judge Thomas Colin early Thursday afternoon, Uzar was ordered held in lieu of $1 million bond.
Even if he comes up with the bond, Uzar, known as "Ant" or "Hollywood," is being held over the next month or so on a federal detainer in order that he complete the end of a 37-month federal sentence for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
Represented by his attorney, Daniel Barber, Uzar pleaded not guilty to the charges Thursday; he is to return to court on Nov. 19. On Wednesday, police brought him back from the Allenwood Federal Correctional Complex in White Deer, Pa.
Police were called on the night of March 20, 2011, by a man who said he was in the back yard of a Cove Road home helping a friend move when a man wearing a white plastic mask ran up to him with a gun in his hand, according to Uzar's arrest warrant affidavit.
Pointing the gun at the man, the robber said, "Give me money. Give me money," according to the affidavit written by Officer Christopher Broems. The robber made the 34-year-old man put his hands on a nearby car and, after going through his pockets, the robber told the man, "I know your face, I'll come back for you." The masked robber then ran behind a home at 108-110 Frederick St.
A police dog was brought to the scene and tracked the robber to the rear of 106 Frederick St., the affidavit said. Police checked the entire first floor of the dwelling, but could not get into Uzar's apartment because it was locked.
As a result of his participation in the joint Stamford police and federal Drug Enforcement Administration and Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives investigation of gun running and drug dealing by the Latin Kings, Broems said police knew Uzar's apartment was frequented by Latin King members who would meet there to sell firearms and narcotics.
Police had tapped the phone of Patrick Uzar, Anthony's brother, in order to collect evidence for the federal investigation, the affidavit states.
Just after 11 p.m. on March 20, 2011, according to a wire tap, Anthony Uzar called his brother Patrick and told him he just robbed someone, the affidavit said. "I ran up on these (expletive deleted) on the street. Pulled the burner out. Took like $300," Uzar said. He then said he ran up to the man and told him to put his hands on a car before robbing him. When Patrick asked his brother if he had his face covered, Anthony Uzar said he was wearing a friend's white mask, the affidavit said.
Nearly a half-hour later Anthony Uzar called his brother and told him, " Yeah, they out here full-fledged. Six cars, two ambulances, fire truck."
Another arrest warrant affidavit says police were sent on Sept. 5, 2010, to Grenhart Road, next to the southbound Interstate 95 Exit 6 ramp on a report of a man lying in the road.
The woman who called police said she saw about 30 men chase another man up the exit ramp. She saw the men brutally beat and kick the victim they were chasing before they jumped into six or seven cars with Connecticut plates and flee south on I-95, the affidavit said.
While police found a substantial amount of blood on the exit ramp they could not find the man, until Stamford Hospital workers called saying they were treating a robbery victim. The man was being treated for a dislocated and fractured left shoulder, facial fractures, cuts to left hand and lower lip.
The man told police he was buying cigarettes from the outside window of the Shell station at Grenhart Road and West Avenue when he was approached by a man asking for money. When he told the man he did not have any, the man asked for his wallet. After refusing to give up the wallet, five or six men tried to rob him.
After being thrown to the ground, the man ran for the exit ramp but he fell to the ground and the men began to punch and kick him leaving a slick of blood on the ramp, the affidavit said.
A witness -- the victim's's girlfriend -- said she was waiting for him in his car at the station and saw about 40 men in red shirts chanting Latin Kings phrases. She then saw the men leave and was later informed by a witness that her boyfriend had been assaulted, the affidavit said.
With a tip from an informant, police were able to determine Uzar was pictured in Shell station surveillance video that recorded much of the assault.
The robbery victim picked Uzar's picture out of a photo line up and told police he was sure the man in the picture, was the one that asked him for his wallet, the affidavit said.


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Greeley residents should be on the lookout for a man police said is going door-to-door and posing as a city water employee so he can gain entry into homes.
The Greeley Police Department issued the warning after the man tried to trick an actual city employee last weekend. The man approached the employee's home on Saturday and said he was there to test the home's water and offer suggestions about saving water. The employee turned him away, but he came back the next day, police said in a news release.
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- The secret is out, and now it's necessary to destroy the thing, steal, or move it elsewhere, depending on which side pays the most.
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Well it has been a big week! So much to talk about, so I best get straight to it.
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- Terri said...
These are great! I love the idea of staggering bedtimes. My twins just turned 1 and my oldest just turned 3. I think tonight they will each get there OWN book and snuggle time with mommy, thanks for posting that link!
Found you at multiples and more!
- 24 July 2010 at 20:49
- Gill@OurParklife said...
oh i really like this post idea! i haven't read many posts this week, thanks to my being offline for most of the week (thanks for your comment on my post by the way!)
Couldn't agree more with your comments on Planning with Kids and WOOGSWORLD....Will have to check out your other suggestions...
Hmmmm, my fave post this week..?
It was probably over at EcoMilf.....she wrote a great post about being torn about whether to get a babysitter for her 2 year old or not.....She got 31 really supportive comments from women all over the blogosphere.....It reminded me that one of the best things about this blogging stuff is the support you get from people you have never even met....Its pretty powerful!
- 24 July 2010 at 22:59
- MandyE (Twin Trials and Triumphs) said...
I just checked out Mrs. Woog's post...you're right...hee-larious! Thanks for the laugh!
- 25 July 2010 at 13:15
- Maxabella said...
Yep, the Woogsy post was it for me for the week. xxx
- 25 July 2010 at 22:21
- Kelly said...
Great post, I love to discover new blogs, especially ones with helpful information. The one about preventing fights is for me. My children are driving me crazy with their constant fighting lately.
- 26 July 2010 at 08:42
- PlanningQueen said...
Thanks for including my post! I really liked this post by Kathy Walker on Parenting Boys. http://earlylife.com.au/info/Parenting-Boys
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Penn State MOOC explores the science of creativity
To some, creativity may seem like a gift — a natural talent that only a few privileged souls possess. But according to Jack V. Matson, professor emeritus of environmental engineering at Penn State, this is a common misconception. Matson believes we all are innately creative, and that each one of us can be taught to tap into and maximize our own special brand of creativity.
Helping students around the globe fulfill their creative potential is the goal of Penn State's upcoming Massive Open Online Course (MOOC): Creativity, Innovation and Change, a class that will launch this week via the popular website Coursera. Recently developed by Matson and his team, the Creativity MOOC will feature introspective exercises and lessons in several different approaches to the creative process.
"This course is about helping people understand they truly do have latent creative potential, and will teach them how to use their creative ideas effectively," he explained. "We're using classic, experiential learning techniques that students can take and apply to their lives, their futures and their communities."
Joining Matson in designing and instructing the MOOC are Darrell Velegol, distinguished professor of chemical engineering, and Kathryn W. Jablokow, associate professor of mechanical engineering and engineering design, both at Penn State.
Jablokow emphasizes that the course is open to everyone, and students of all disciplines can benefit from the class.
"We're trying to take the mystical side of creativity away," added Jablokow. "We want to teach our students that it is possible to study and facilitate change in your creative ability, no matter what your occupation is or what you're studying."
With over 120,000 students signed up for the MOOC, demographics are varied — in fact, 70 percent are enrolled from countries outside the United States. Jablokow said this gives the instructors a unique opportunity to study what creativity looks like across the globe and to see how these differences affect the way students interact with the course and each other.
Velegol noted, "We all have creative ability. This course lays out a process by which each of us can reach that creativity, in our own diverse way."
To accommodate these different learning and interaction styles, the team came up with three distinct student profiles: the Adventurer, Explorer and Tourist. Adventurers represent those with the most commitment and involvement, while Tourists pick and choose their activities. Explorers fall somewhere in the middle. Participants will be able to identify with whichever profile fits their available time and commitment level.
Available to all three types of students will be an array of videos, exercises and projects that will be posted and assigned throughout the course. One activity — dubbed "Junkyard Wars" by the team — is an exercise in innovation and entrepreneurial creativity. Participants will gather odds and ends (or "junk") from around their homes and then attempt to use these items to create a new product, devise a marketing strategy and sell it.
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The MOOC's students won't be the only ones learning — the instructional team members say they hope to get just as much from teaching the course as the students they're instructing.
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In a similar vein, the process the team went through to build the MOOC used many of the same principles the instructors will be teaching their students. The class was taught at Penn State before, but it was held in a classroom setting and the course had to be rethought to be transformed into a MOOC. Velegol said the team had to constantly challenge their respective ideas on what elements comprise a "class" while designing the course.
"Sometimes, the constraints of the traditional 'classroom course' structure — blackboards, grades, textbooks and exams — limit what we can accomplish and how many students we can educate," he stated. "What if we can start over? What if we could help our students see that they can assess themselves and others in ways far more meaningful to progress? I enjoyed that challenge."
Moving forward, the team hopes they'll get enough feedback throughout the course of the MOOC to make it even better for its second session next year. Additionally, Jablokow said she is striving to not only spread the message of creativity but also to showcase Penn State's reputation.
"The Penn State community already knows about all the great things the University does," said Jablokow. "With this MOOC, we want to spread that message around to the rest of the world."
To learn more or sign up for the new Creativity MOOC, visit https://www.coursera.org/course/cic. For more IT stories at Penn State, go to http://current.it.psu.edu/.


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Politics addicts across the nation will engage today in the post-election tradition of gleaning great, defining truths from smallish, specific races. Much of the time, singular election results are just that, a reminder that all politics is local. But a few clear lessons did emerge from Tuesday's two hallmark contests:
Opposites really do attract.
Bill de Blasio's sweeping victory in the Democratic primary for New York mayor rested at least in part on the fact that he campaigned against the image and policies of the incumbent, billionaire Michael Bloomberg. De Blasio, the city's public advocate, campaigned against Bloomberg's fiscal and law enforcement policies, and his victory was taken as a repudiation of Bloomberg's three terms as mayor. It was, as well, an acknowledgment that politics moves in cycles, often whiplashing 180 degrees.
Thus, Los Angeles elected the earnest Eric Garcetti after two riotous terms under Antonio Villaraigosa, much as Villaraigosa had triumphed over the more staid James K. Hahn. Bloomberg himself was a departure from his predecessor, Rudy Giuliani, coming in as a business-minded technocrat after Giuliani's late-term romantic meanderings. Sometimes the switch has to do with policy proposals, but often it seems to rest on personality, style and political approach.
Money isn't everything.
He certainly has the resources to cushion his fall, but Bloomberg suffered through a tough Tuesday. The outgoing mayor slammed de Blasio in the closing days of the campaign, only to see him win going away, powered by his criticism of Bloomberg. Bloomberg also watched two Colorado lawmakers who championed gun control go down in a historic recall.
Bloomberg donated to efforts benefiting the losing lawmakers, and the organization he founded, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, was a major target of the anti-gun-control victors. It was a sharp reversal of his success against gun enthusiasts in an Illinois congressional special election earlier this year.
This is not the year of the woman.
Women already are fanning out on behalf of Hillary Clinton's unannounced presidential campaign in 2016, but their gender's candidates have had a mediocre 2013. This spring, Wendy Greuel lost her bid to become the first female mayor of Los Angeles. On Tuesday, Christine Quinn, once the front-runner in New York's mayoral race, came in a distant third. She was seeking to be the first woman, and first openly gay, mayor of the city.
What does this mean for Clinton's potential reach for history? Nothing.
The argument can be made that the expansion of visible female politicians -- their number in the Senate is at a record high -- has effectively lessened the stakes for individual women running for office. Why sweat electing a woman as mayor, Los Angeles Democrats might shrug, when both your senators and most of your congressional delegation members are female?
That goes out the window, however, when a woman is running for a seat no woman has ever held: president. Cracked or not, the glass ceiling shimmers, like a target.
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- 1 envelope (2.6 ounces) tuna, packed in water
- 1 can (10 3/4 ounces) Healthy Request Cream of Mushroom Soup
- 1 cup frozen green peas, thawed
- 1 tablespoon low-sodium teriyaki sauce
- 1/4 cup canned peeled, sliced water chestnuts
- 1/4 teaspoon black pepper
- Nonstick cooking spray
- 1/4 cup canned rice noodles
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