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With graduation just around the corner for many Warwick high schools, seniors are busy finishing exams, portfolios and projects. Some will stay in state for college, while others will travel to the other side of the country. Still others will join the workforce, but for all, the ceremony will mark a transition and a life of independence.
Commencement services for all three of the city's high schools will be held in the Cullen Field House at the Knight Campus of CCRI. Toll Gate High School will graduate approximately 225 students, according to Principal Stephen Chrabaszcz. The graduation will take place on June 13 at 6:30 p.m.
"They care about each other and they're very connected as a class," said Chrabaszcz of the graduating students. "They're also very unique and creative."
Chrabaszcz cited valedictorian Nina Yu as one such example of this creativity. Yu will be attending the Annapolis Naval Academy in the fall.
Salutatorian Haley Moen will be attending Brown University in the fall. Chrabaszscz said many of this year's seniors chose to attend college in state next year due to the rising costs of out-of-state tuition. Colleges and universities students will be attending include Bryant University, Providence College, the University of Rhode Island and the Community College of Rhode Island.
In keeping with the tradition of Warwick high schools' graduations, there will be no guest speakers because "we want the focus to be all about the kids," said Chrabaszcz.
Warwick Veterans Memorial High School will graduate approximately 214 students this year, said Principal Gerry Habershaw. The graduation will take place on June 13 at 3 p.m. The valedictorian, Olivia Roy, will attend the University of Rhode Island next year to study business in the honors program. Salutatorian Johnathan Moore is still deciding between the University of Rhode Island and Norwich University, a military academy in Connecticut. Other colleges and universities students will be attending include Community College of Rhode Island, Florida Institute of Technology, Pace University and Suffolk University.
"We have so many outstanding students this year," said Habershaw. "This class especially is very highly motivated and has done great work on completing their senior projects. They know how to get stuff done on time too."
The ceremony will also honor recipients of two scholarships in honor of former students who have passed away. The Tim Packhem scholarship honors the former student who passed away in his junior year at Vets in 2007. Based on faculty consideration, awarding $1,000 to a student who exhibits school spirit, compassion for the less fortunate and will be attending a two- or four-year college in the fall. The Kory Kenyon scholarship honors a 2007 graduate through funds raised by the family.
Pilgrim High School will graduate 252 students on June 12 at 6 p.m.
Principal Marie Cote described the class as "one of resilience," recalling how the class banded together following the death of one of their classmates in a car accident two years ago.
"They really turned it around and made Pilgrim a better place," said Cote.
The valedictorian, Natalie Tocco, will attend the University of Vermont in the fall to study in the pre-veterinary program. Salutatorian Emily Pride will attend the University of Michigan for kinesiology. Other schools students will be attending include Sacred Heart University, Roger Williams University, University of Massachusetts Amherst and Syracuse University.
Bishop Hendricken High School will graduate 218 students on June 7 at 5 p.m. at the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Providence.
"This graduating class and I have a very special connection," said Principal Jay Brennan, whose career as school principal began when the graduating seniors were freshman students. "They are a remarkable group and have achieved some accomplishments that are just mind-boggling."
Among these achievements are a first place finish in the state's academic decathlon, five championship wins for the cross country team and over $10 million in merit scholarship awards from colleges and universities for the following year.
Valedictorian Shane McElroy will attend Northwestern University in the fall, and salutatorian Kevin Dillon will attend the University of Rochester. One student from each academic discipline will also be honored at the graduation ceremony, including awards for Christian service, performing arts and technology.
Other schools students will be attending include Brown University, Cornell University, the University of Virginia, Boston College and New York University.
Rocky Hill School will graduate 37 students this year, with nearly 100 percent attending a college or university in the fall, according to Karen Gibson, director of marketing and communications. The graduation will take place on June 14 at 10 a.m. on the school's campus. Valedictorian Lily Hanlon will attend Boston College in the fall. Other colleges and universities students will be attending include Brown University, Bryant University, the University of Rhode Island and Tufts University. Another member of the graduating class, Nicholas Cicchetti, has been recognized as a National Merit Finalist based on his results in the PSAT. The graduating class also includes several international students from China and Japan.
"They've all gotten into a variety of schools for next year, which is just so great for them and for us," said Gibson.


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Book announcement New edition of Avudraham and other works
By Eliezer Brodt
אבודרהם, עם הגהות וביאורים תהלה לדוד, א, ירושלים תשס"א, שכא עמודים
אבודרהם, א, ירושלים תשע"ה, נערך מחדש על פי דפוס ראשון מוגה ומפוסק עם מקורת מלאים, מדור הערות הארות וביאורים מקורות ומקבילות לדברי רבינו, תפילות חול, 429 עמודים
אבודרהם, ב, ירושלים תשע"ו, כהנ"ל, תפילות שבת ומועדים, 625 עמודים
ר' אליהו גרינצייג, קרואי מועד, פסח, שעה עמודים
הנ"ל, קרואי מועד, ראש השנה, שלג עמודים
הנ"ל, קרואי מועד, ספירת העומר שבועות, רמט עמודים
הנ"ל, קרואי מועד, חנוכה, רצה עמודים
מקרא העדה, חידושים וביאורים על סדר פרשיות התורה, א, בראשית-חיי שרה, תקסד עמודים
Many years ago, while still a bochur learning in the Mir, a friend of mine took me along for a Shabbas meal, promising me I'd meet an amazing Talmid Chochum obsessed with seforim. This was my first encounter with R' Eliyhau Greensweig. My friend did not exaggerate in any way. The whole meal I simply sat there drooling at the wall-to-wall seforim library. Later I learned this was only part of his library. This was a collection which I had never before seen the likes of. During the meal we spoke about numerous seforim and random sugyos; I was simply blown away. From that Shabbas, I began visiting him every few weeks and we would speak for a few hours about different topics and seforim. His vast knowledge was, simply put, incredible. One additional attribute which always struck me while talking with R' Greensweig was his tremendous humility. Many times, when specific topics came up, he would say "I wrote a whole kuntres on this". Once, he took out a huge stack of papers and said to me "this is a work on Rambam Sanhedrin". Over time, it came out that he had ghost written numerous articles and works. Once I mentioned to him that I had noticed that a specific volume of a particular set of seforim has a different style than previous volumes and that whoever wrote the notes is familiar with "not the 'standard stuff'". He smiled at me and said "guess who wrote those notes…?" Still, much of his work has appeared under his own name. One of the main projects which he had worked on for many years was Otzar Mifarshei HaTalmud from Machon Yerushalayim. Without getting into the pros or cons of this work, anyone familiar with it knows it has references to thousands of seforim. This was done long before many of the modern Torah computer programs came on to the playing field (which is beside the point, as R' Greensweig does not know how to use a computer search engine!). One description I had heard of him was "he was Mechon Yerushalyim's 'secret weapon'".
Over the past twenty five years various prominent Torah Journals, such as Yeshurun, Yerushaseinu, Beis Aharon V'Yisroel, Moriah, Kol Torah and others, have featured numerous articles authored by him. Some of the times he would print a section of the Avudraham with his erudite notes; other times the article was related to the Torah reading (Parsha) or an upcoming Yom Tov.
In 2001, an annotated edition of part of the classic work Avudraham appeared on the seforim market. Printed by the Or Hasefer Publishing house, it included an anonymous commentary called Tehilah Ledovid.
The significance of the Avudraham is well known and hardly needs mentioning here; just to cite the well-known Haskamah of the Nodeh Beyehudah to the Prague edition:
כבר נודע בשער בת רבים גודל מעלת החיבור ספר אבודרהם, ורוב מנהגי התפילות והברכות קדושות והבדלות על ספרו בנוים, ובטור אורח החיים מביאו הבית יוסף והאחרונים לרוב מאוד, והוא ספר יקר הערך ויש בו צורך, כי האחרונים העתיקו ממנו דברים בקיצור...
Avrhom E. Harkavy writes:
סי' אבודרהם יקר ונכבד הוא לנו כי בו שרד וימלטו דברים רבים מסדור רב עמרם גאון (שלא בא לידנו בתמונתו וצבינו) ומסדור רב סעדיה גאון ומשאר חבורים קדמונים. [חדשים גם ישנים, עמ' 237]
For anyone looking to learn through an enjoyable sefer about Tefilah and Yom Tovim - this the work for him.
The notes in the Or Hasefer edition impressed numerous experts and Talmedei Chachomim. However almost no one knew who the author was, as he chose to remain anonymous. The author is, of course, none other than R' Eliyahu Greensweig. Interestingly, the introduction of the 2001 volume "claims" to be based upon manuscripts, sadly however, this is not the case. This claim was something the publisher added by himself after he checked up a few things in manuscript; R' Greensweig himself never checked up manuscripts. The primary aim of his notes was to provide the sources for the material quoted (utilized) by the Avudraham and to cite those sources who discuss the sefer. Most accurately, the notes are encyclopedic and full of thousands of sources, many from rare seforim. The notes are also full of "Torah" and at times perhaps a bit lengthy (as is common these days). Additionally, it is clear from the material cited that the author has an excellent command of academic literature, as well. For the most part all these sources could be found in R' Greensweig's incredible library! However, despite the great value in this edition, until recently only one volume was available leaving many to wonder when the rest would (ever?) be completed.
In 2015, volume one was reissued in a limited edition with corrections and many additions by the Keren Re'em publishing house. One useful correction was that some of the longer notes were removed for the body and placed in the appendix. In the summer of 2016, volume two was released privately for the first time.
A few months ago the two volumes were released for sale to the public distributed by Yefeh Nof publishers, with the final volume, volume three, due to be released in the summer, BE"H. I highly recommend this work and am sure that many will benefit from these volumes.
Besides for this new work on Avudraham, as I mentioned previously, R' Greensweig has written voluminously over the years. Thanks to the efforts of his sons and some generous sponsors, some of his other works have just been printed. To date, four volumes on the Yom Tovim have appeared in a paperback edition, each one including the related section of the Avudraham in the back, with R' Greensweig's invaluable notes. The most recent of the four seforim is on Pesach. A few weeks ago, a hard cover volume on the first half of Chumash Bereishis appeared, with a total of eighty pieces! All this material is pieces he wrote over the years; each week he would write on one topic, and then add to it when he found more material, with a small percentage of the articles having appeared in various journals throughout the years. One does not have to wait until Chumash Bereishis arrives to learn this sefer as the pieces are encyclopedic and useful all year around (see below for the table of contents). One weakness, pointed out in the introduction, is sometimes there can be a certain amount of redundancy and sometimes the pieces smack of a lack of proper editing. The reason for these drawbacks is that proper editing (and condensing the redundant pieces) would hold up and delay printing.
Here are the table of contents of some of these works, showing the wide range of topics discussed. A PDF sample piece of the Avudraham and of one article is available upon request, also available upon request is a much more in-depth Table of contents of the works.
Copies of the newly published two volume set of Avudraham should be available in regular stores. The paperback works on Yomim Tovim are available for purchase at Begieleisen in Boro Park and Judaica Plaza in Lakewood.


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San Francisco-based metalsmith and neon artist Meryl Pataky has shared with us some behind-the-scenes moments from her studio, as she gears up for her next solo project, Cellar Door.
Working exclusively with elements from the periodic table, Pataky uses a collision of phrase and loose linework to give life to her concepts—silver, copper, iron, carbon, neon and all of the noble gases are integral to her investigations. For her latest collection of work, Pataky is creating a series of signage-based installations that attempt to coexist with natural elements. Matching up blown glass with honey, and pairing neon lettering with leafy underbrush, she explores the effect that context and concept have on her luminous, typically commercial medium. The vivid colors and natural, flowing use of line in her pieces echo a mastery of medium, and her nods to just the right amount of science geekery are playful and perfectly timed.
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This Day in Sports History — June 17
Here are just some of the notable sports moments that happened on June 17
1943 — Boston Red Sox player-manager Joe Cronin hit a three-run pinch homer in both games of a doubleheader against the Philadelphia A's. (More info.)
1954 — Rocky Marciano beat Ezzard Charles in 15 rounds at Yankee Stadium for the heavyweight boxing title. (More info.)
1960 — Boston Red Sox slugger Ted Williams hit his 500th home run. (More info.)
1962 — Rookie pro Jack Nicklaus beat Arnold Palmer in an 18-hole playoff for the U.S. Open Golf title at Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh. (More info.)
1962 — Brazil defeated Czechoslovakia to win soccer's World Cup at Santiago, Chile. (More info.)
1973 — Johnny Miller shot a 63, the lowest final round in the history of a major professional tournament, to win the U.S. Golf Open at Oakmont Country Club near Pittsburgh. (More info.)
1976 — The American Basketball Association agreed to merge its remaining teams (Nets, Pacers, Nuggets and Spurs) into the NBA. (More info.)
1992 — The Philadelphia 76ers traded Charles Barkley to the Phoenix Suns. (More info.)
1993 — Major League Baseball owners voted to expand the baseball playoffs for the first time in 25 years, announcing a wild-card team and the divisional series round will be added in each league in 1994. (More info.)
1997 — The National Hockey League announced it will add franchises in Nashville in 1998, Atlanta in 1999 and Minneapolis-St Paul and Columbus, Ohio in 2000. (More info.)


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X-Factor: Mike Richards brings winning way to Kingsby John Kreiser
Los Angeles Kings center Mike Richards and winning seem to go hand in hand.
Richards got to lift the Stanley Cup last spring after helping the Kings end a 45-year championship drought, but it wasn't the first time he's gotten a chance to celebrate an ultimate victory.
Richards was a member of the Kitchener Rangers in 2003 when they won the Ontario Hockey League championship and followed that by winning the Memorial Cup. He earned a gold medal with Canada at the 2005 World Junior Championship, and after his junior season ended a few months later, Richards turned pro and helped the Philadelphia Phantoms win the Calder Cup.
If that's not enough, there is the Olympic gold medal he earned with Canada in 2010.
All that winning -- the victory in the Cup Final last spring was the 20th series of his professional and amateur careers in which his team was the final one standing -- is why Richards' value to a team transcends his stats.
Not that his numbers aren't good, but he's one of the few players whose offensive totals go up at playoff time. Though the competition in the postseason is much more intense, Richards' career points-per-game average in the postseason (0.78) is higher than his regular-season figure (0.74). He said one reason is he's played for teams that have traditionally excelled in the stretch run leading up to the postseason.
"Every time you go into a playoff run where you're kind of stumbling a little bit, you don't do as well as maybe as if you're going in there on a high note," Richards told the Kings website. "I think that's what brings a little bit more excitement to our group -- we've had the same group, and we know what we're capable of when we play well, and we've been playing well lately too. So it's definitely an exciting time."
Richards came to the Kings from the Philadelphia Flyers during the summer of 2011. In his final four seasons of his six-year tenure with the Flyers, he had at least 23 goals and 62 points -- perhaps setting the offensive expectations of L.A. hockey fans too high. But playing for the defense-oriented Kings and missing time because of a concussion limited Richards to 18 goals and 44 points in his first season on the West Coast, leaving a lot of fans disappointed.
But Richards showed his offensive value when it mattered most. He had 15 points in 20 games as the Kings won their first Stanley Cup.
"Because he came in the trade last year and then he was in and out with a concussion, it probably took him a year to get settled, and you probably saw his best in April, May and June," coach Darryl Sutter said. "So that's what we're trying to do again."
After a slow start this season, he's among the top five on the Kings in points. Now comes the postseason, Richards' favorite time of the year.
"It's definitely why you play hockey, these last couple games and the playoffs," Richards said. "It's definitely an exciting time."


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Exciting Day Two In Charleston Leaves Kiss Still In Lead Position
21 April 2012
After a second day filled with four additional very challenging races, Michael Kiss on Bacio remains in the lead of the 30-boat Audi Melges 20 fleet at Sperry Top-Sider Charleston Race Week. Looking to conquer the event for a second consecutive year, Kiss confirmed one thing today — racing on Charleston's beautiful harbor can grant the sweetest of success, yet simultaneously conjure up some tricky light-air and heavy-current conditions designed to devastate an almost flawless score line.
Switching overnight/overall positions are Russell Lucas on Shimmer and Travis Weisleder on Layline Race Team. Second and third respectively, they are separated by only two points and seven from the leader.
Kiss ended the day with a 5-16-1 and a 17, enabling Weisleder and Lucas to close the points gap substantially. Discards went into effect after Race Six, and as it almost always does, scrambled the results board.
With the top leaders focused on each other, Marc Hollerbach's Fu got in on a piece of the action by winning Race One of the day. He got a great start, putting him in charge almost immediately. He held the lead from start to finish. Deneen Demourkas aboard Groovederci claimed some satisfaction finishing second and Bill Griffin's Kill Bill took third.
The final heat of the day proved itself to be a make-or-break race for the leaders as both Lucas and Kiss pulled the trigger too early on the start, resulting in an OCS. Anxious to maintain position, it was as if they couldn't get back to the line fast enough to clear the penalty, watching the fleet sail further and further away. California's Sid Gorham on Funner pulled ahead early, ultimately taking the win. On the last downwind run, an aggressive Paul Reilly on Red Sky powered in from the right to go from top ten at the final weathermark to finish second at the line. Daniel Theilman's Kuai came third. Focused on speed and the continuously shifting breeze, Lucas managed to make progress settling for fourteenth, while Kiss suffered his worst score yet, a seventeenth.
Racing continues on Sunday, the final day of the event. Currently, rainy conditions are predicted for early morning Sunday and surely, it will make racing results all the more interesting, and without a doubt an exciting final day.
TOP TEN RESULTS (After Eight Races, With One Discard)
1.) Michael Kiss, Bacio; 1-1-12-5-16-1-[17] = 27
2.) Russell Lucas, Shimmer; 9-7-3-3-7-1-2-[14] = 32
3.) Travis Weisleder, Layline Race Team; 2-2-2-8-8-[12]-5-7 = 34
4.) Paul Reilly, Red Sky; [20]-3-8-4-6-6-9-2 = 38
5.) Daniel Theilman, Kuai; 21-6-[25]-11-4-2-7-3 = 54
6.) John Arendshorst, Blink 20/20; 13-[17]-10-6-10-3-4-9 = 55
7.) Sid Gorham, Funner; 11-9-4-9-12-13-[26]-1 = 59
8.) Mark Plaxton, INTAC; 19-5-[31/DNF]-1-13-17-3-4 = 62
9.) Tony Tabb, Elevation Racing; 3-10-6-10-11-15-[16]-11 = 66
10.) Marc Hollerbach, Fu; 10-13-7-19-1-14-[27]-6 = 70
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Casey James, 'Crying on a Suitcase' – Song Review
'Crying on a Suitcase' is one of two songs on Casey James' self-titled debut that the singer didn't help write, but the song doesn't suffer from any lack of personal connection. It's a more straightforward, mainstream country song than his previous single 'Let's Don't Call It a Night,' which leaned more toward soul or blues. James' delivery here is appropriately urgent.
"Tell her that you want her, need her, love her, gotta have her / Everything good in your life begins and ends with her / Lose your pride while you can / Come on man be a man," he sings to end the second verse. James is begging, but the story calls for begging. This guy needs to get off his duff and catch the girl before she flies away.
"They're gonna call her number / She'll sit down by the window / The plane will leave the runway / And fade into a goodbye sky / You better run while you still got time / She's cryin' on a suitcase," he adds during a chorus that makes up for the choppy melody of each verse.
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When I heard that tessuti had released a pattern called the 'New York Cape' I knew I had to have it before I'd even seen it. As expected, it is a wonderful pattern that was ridiculously fun playing with.
I made the cape using a lemon/butter yellow wool/cashmere blend with ridiculously big wooden buttons. I decided to line the hood and the cape and found a fantastic cotton with pictures of New York icons. Perfect!
This pattern took no time at all to put together, and is incredibly fun to wear.
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Aug 30, 2011, 03.08 PMby veraochjag
It's gorgeous! I love the color :)
Jul 27, 2011, 01.33 AMby urbandon
So cool!
Jul 21, 2011, 09.34 PMby sewtessuti
I love this! Great to see it with lining. Well done!
Jul 18, 2011, 09.31 PMby lizajane09
This is so awesome! I love the ridiculously huge buttons :)
Jul 18, 2011, 01.52 PMby laken
I really really love the cape! colour, buttons, style.. just fab. It'd be perfect for Melbourne's winter… (y'know, aside from the past weekend…) Just love it!!
Jul 18, 2011, 11.44 AMby nikkishell
A job well done! I love your lining fabric, very fitting! ;) I have mine cut out and ready to sew.
Jul 18, 2011, 09.19 AMby nookie
mmmm…i've been thinking of making this cape with some left over wool from my grandmother – i now think i definitely have to do this. your cape looks amazing………just looked at the price. that is one expensive pattern. i hope it is worth it.
Jul 18, 2011, 03.43 AMby ronnielee
You are 1 clever chicky babe, love IT!!!
Jul 18, 2011, 02.24 AMby MaryamNaghdali
I just had a look at the cape pattern on Tessuti and gotta say that your version of it looks soooooo much nicer than the one on there website!!! good work!
Jul 18, 2011, 01.55 AMby koobakii
Wow, this is as cute as a button, the bigger the button the better in my opinion. Definately a very flattering style on you. My daughter's flying to Sydney tomorrow with her first stop Tessuti (armed with my shopping list of course!)
Jul 17, 2011, 09.14 PMby loyl8
super adorable!! great job
Jul 17, 2011, 09.06 PMby psychorat
You look so cute in that Cape. The pattern is great and I love your version of it.
Jul 17, 2011, 08.27 PMby Joy Olson
Beautiful work! And a perfect layer for the fall.
Jul 17, 2011, 06.09 PMby karinsi
This is the cape pattern I've been looking for! Beautiful work!
Jul 17, 2011, 04.38 PMby suzeb
That is way too cute.
Jul 17, 2011, 03.22 PMby max
This made me smile! Excellent color choice and I love the lining. I love New York!
Jul 17, 2011, 02.22 PMby peaches2218
This is really cute, and the buttons are the perfect touch, but doesn't it limit your mobility?
Jul 17, 2011, 01.30 PMby Esti Primintha
very cute, nice color … very inspiring me….. Thanks……….
Jul 17, 2011, 12.46 PMby carolyn-s
sorry, my comment was doubled, so I deleted the second one!
Jul 17, 2011, 12.45 PMby carolyn-s
(gasp!) this is adorable!! The colour is so pretty, and those huge buttons are perfect! You are lucky to have a tessuti's near you!
Jul 17, 2011, 12.35 PMby distie
Super cute! I love the giant buttons and the lining you found for the inside!
Jul 17, 2011, 12.28 PMby MaryamNaghdali
WOW!!!! Love it!! Love it Julia! You are inspiring! Love your work! The pattern looks wonderful to work with! Well Done :)))
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A 4G iPad Requires A Sensible Shared Data Plan
from the cellular-operators-losing-the-battle-for-connected-devices dept
When the LTE iPad hits the market, expect to see it sold with a "shared data plan", or a plan that is connected to a smartphone plan, and share a common pool of MB of traffic per month. Verizon, in particular, has hinted that just such plans will be emerging soon. Lowell McAdam said in December that such plans would emerge "sometime in 2012" to accommodate the increasing number of people with multiple mobile Internet devices. Such devices include smartphones, laptops, tablets, and others. More and more, subscribers are adding devices, and are getting frustrated at having to open a separate account, with a ~$50/month price, just because they choose to browse on their tablet instead of their smartphone. Most customers, rightly, assume that it should make little difference to the operator whether they access the net on their tablet, laptop, or phone. This is just a substitution of the access device. Because of the current punitive billing, owners of multiple connected devices are defecting from the cellular game, and instead opting to use Wi-Fi only on laptops and tablets...and liking it!
Research from The NPD Group has shown how the attach rates (portion that sign on to cellular service) for cellular-ready tablets have been less than stellar, and decreasing over time. In April 2011, NPD says that 60% of tablets only connected via Wi-Fi, but by December 2011, that number had jumped to 65%, showing how Wi-Fi has been winning out over the more expensive and contract-laden cellular offerings. Tablets like the Kindle Fire are sold as Wi-Fi only, contrasting with the earliest Kindles which all had cellular radios embedded. The carriers are at extreme jeopardy of losing the connected device market (and embedded market and M2M) simply because they have lagged in offering the kinds of flexible plans that make sense.
Once a trend away from cellular connection takes hold, it becomes harder to stop. Wi-Fi networks will respond with increased capacity and increased hotspots, OEMs will respond with more Wi-Fi-only devices, and consumer behavior will respond by considering tablets as "portable" Wi-Fi devices, not fully mobile like smartphones. The strategic cost to the carriers is significant. While the trend won't be stopped, it is certain that carriers could retain significance by offering pooled data plans at sensible bundled prices. This means selling data to a consumer, not to a consumers specific device. And what better way to launch such a new pricing plan than with a device that the market has proven to love - a new iPad?
So whatever the shape of the new iPad, and the fantastic new features that fanbois laud while naysayers explain how they were just repurposed from other devices, we should fully expect an LTE iPad with a new kind of cellular pricing model, which drives up the attach rate, increases device utility at a reasonable price, and creates greater carrier loyalty and long-term gains. If Verizon and AT&T do this right, we could all win.


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The 2002 Joseph Leiter Lectureship, "Genomics, Medicine, and Society," was given by Francis S. Collins, M.D., Ph.D., director of the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI), National Institutes of Health (NIH) on July 15, 2002.
Co-sponsored by the National Library of Medicine (NLM) and the Medical Library Association, the lecture was presented from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. (EDT) at NLM in the Lister Hill Auditorium.
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Located in Upper Bucks County, PA, Quakertown Swamp is a 518-acre wetland, which is recognized as significant by the Pennsylvania Natural Diversity Inventory because it is a haven for a variety of wildlife species, including beaver and waterfowl. The area has been listed as a first priority site in the Bucks County Natural Areas Inventory (NAI) and is categorized by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as an all important wetland area. More than 91 bird species nest in the swamp.
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The Mud Creek Baptist Church cemetery connects my life to family and to local history.
I often visit the Orr-designated plot. There I view the stones that represent the lives of Orr family members.
Mr. John L. Orr, my grandfather (1855-1920), was married twice, and the graves of his two wives are there — my grandmother, Mary Rymer Orr ((1868-1972), and his first wife, Emma Crane (1858-1887).
There are stones marking the graves of my beloved aunts, Nellie Kate and Florence. There are stones for the babies who died in infancy — Rosa, Maggie and Pauline.
At his funeral in 1920, John L. Orr was cited for his "enthusiasm for good roads and his personal efforts in making them so. As to his interest in the highest of all human obligations, testimony was borne at the funeral by Rev. Mr. Brookshire, who said that he had often seen him in revival meetings where his zeal was marked."
It was 1906 that my grandfather and his wife, Mary, deeded land on Rutledge Drive to the church. A house was built for a parsonage and served that purpose until 1911, when it was sold to J.F. Brookshire. I recently discovered the gravesite for J.H. Beck (Jacob Harrison) — 1854-1934. He is Carole Beck Orr's great-grandfather. Little Jacob (Thomas) Self, her grandson, is named for him Mud Creek Baptist Church was first organized in 1804 and was known then as Mud Creek Meeting House. It was located on the Old State Road.
I remember the old church built in 1900. The newer church was built in 1964; and today (2013), the historic church reveals even more additions and modifications. Pioneer families are remembered in stone — Stepp, Capps, Kilpatrick, Jackson, McCall, Mintz, Lanning, Jones, Brookshire, Barnett — names too many to list fully.
There is a special marker at the edge of the cemetery for Abraham Kuykendall (1719-1812). He received the first Flat Rock land grant in 1779. He donated the land for Mud Creek Baptist Church. Patriot Kuykendall once kept a tavern near Mud Creek Church for "the accommodation of travelers."
W henhesoldhisproperty, he was paid in gold coins. A story is told that he blindfolded two of his servants, led them though the forest one night, and directed them to dig a hole there — but he failed later to remember where he had buried the coins. It is said that a lot of people since have dug for the gold — Abraham's gold. (No, I do not have a shovel with me, but …) Edward Read Memminger, at the urging of his daughter Mrs. Walter M. Norment (Mar-jorie), wrote a sketch of Flat Rock for Marjorie's birthday. These personal recollections were later published under the title "An Historical Sketch of Flat Rock" (1954). Edward, the son of C.G. Memminger who served as Secretary of the Confederacy, died in 1949.
In 1890, Edward built "Tranquility" (off Little River Road) for his bride. Eightythree years later (Oct. 27, 1973), Carole Cynthia Beck, daughter of William and Dorothy Beck, was married to my brother D. Rickman Orr in the parlor of that home.
Carole has a picture of the Queen Anne-style home prominently displayed in the entrance hall to her home. The picture, taken on the wedding day, shows her father, Bill Beck, on the porch, talking to my mother, sister Pat, and me. My brother Rick died in 2003.
The first development of Flat Rock as a resort came about 1826 through Charles Baring, a prominent English� man, and his wife Susan, from Charleston. "Mountain Lodge" was the first summer home built in Flat Rock. Baring amassed large land holdings, more than 3,000 acres.
The Barings found themselves in "a Baptist stronghold." They had a private chapel built, but it burned in a woods fi re.
In the early history of this county, the Flat Rock area was known as "The Wilderness." The church thus acquired its name.
Charles Baring built the church on part of his "Mountain Lodge" estate in 1833-34. It was given to the Diocese of North Carolina in 1836. In 1852, it was rebuilt and enlarged.
Edward Memminger's description of Susan Baring states, "She now resides 'unsung' in her vault within the walls of St. John in the Wilderness."
She was born in 1763. The daughter of a butcher; she rose, according to Memminger, to fortune and position.
Susan Cole — Wright, Tudor, Edge, Heyward — were the names she had acquired before adding Baring. Apparently, in middle age and in delicate health, she married Charles Baring.
She definitely had a flair for the theatrical. She was known for her lavish birthday balls, where she wore elaborate costumes. One is described as "a gown of purple velvet, with plumed headdress and many diamonds."
Even attendance at church services was carefully staged and choreographed.
Mrs. Baring's arrival on Sunday morning had all the elements of theater. Alighting from her carriage, she would be accompanied by her servant who would enter the church "wearing a large snowy turban and bearing in one hand a silver salver (tray), whereon reposed a prayer book and Bible. And in the other a large turkey tail fan with which she fanned her mistress during the service."
Described as brilliant and imaginative, Susan Baring died at the age of 83.
Separated in distance by only a short road (Rutledge Drive), Mud Creek Baptist Church and The Episcopal Church of St. John in the Wilderness provide evidence of what Alexander Pope, the 18th-century English poet, called "harmonious confusion" — unity despite differences.
The great value of what became known as the Buncombe Turnpike is that it prevented Henderson County from suffering from mountain isolation.
The drovers with their cattle, hogs, sheep and turkeys made their way to eastern markets.
The summer visitors brought, by coach, large trunks filled with clothes and necessities — first to visit, then to stay.
Ridge Lines: Abraham's gold: 'No, I don't have a shovel
The Mud Creek Baptist Church cemetery connects my life to family and to local history.


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I grew up in Nashville, Tenn., in an Irish-Catholic enclave, at a time when Catholics made up less than 1 percent of the population and the whole state was one diocese. I am the fourth generation of women in my family to go to the St. Cecilia Dominican Academy, started before the Civil War. I loved the nuns. They also taught in the parish school. Sister Jane Dominic, my second grade teacher, and I stayed friends until she died at 94.
My parents separated when I was just 3 months old. Our household included my mother and four maiden aunts, all of whom worked as bookkeepers. Later, when I married and had four children in five years, I was working already and simply continued to do so. Everybody says I blazed a trail as a wife, mother and working woman, but to me work was just what women did. My husband, Robert, was very supportive and helped a great deal. It was important to me to raise my children as Catholics, but not to force them, because that is the best way to lose them.
I wanted to become a writer. I studied writing first at St. Mary's College in South Bend and then at Northwestern University. My father, whose business was the manufacture of burial garments, disapproved. "You're not a writer," he told me and insisted that I take over his business. To set me straight, he asked a friend to introduce me to a real writer, Irna Phillips, the woman who created the serial drama. I had just graduated, so I took along the one script I had written. Ms. Phillips read the whole thing aloud, then asked me to come work for her. A year later I moved to New York, where I had never been before, praying, "God, don't dump me now."
Television was really getting started, with such shows as The "Philco Television Playhouse," "Playhouse 90," "Robert Montgomery Presents" and the "Hallmark Hall of Fame." I wrote for most of those nighttime shows.
After I married, Procter and Gamble asked me to write for a show they owned, "The Guiding Light." A few years later, I took over as head writer from Irna Phillips.
Justice and Empathy
I worked hard to become a good writer. What interested me was justice. I tried to get the audience to sympathize even with the wrongdoer.
When I grew up in a racist South, it hurt me to see distinguished African-American people walk past me to stand in the back of the bus. That does something to a person. I was not sitting in that bus thinking, I am going to create a television show about the horrors of racism. But I wrote a sequence in "The Guiding Light" in which one of the main characters, an actress named Julie, was ill and became friends with her nurse, who was black. When Julie went home, I wrote the script so that the nurse went to visit her, not wearing her uniform, and knocked on the front door. The sponsor objected. "You should never have done that," the sponsor said about the scene. "They don't want it either." "Who are they?" I asked, knowing whom they meant. After that episode ran, one Atlanta storekeeper took Proctor & Gamble products off the shelf.
To me racism was a vital story. I was not consciously listening to my faith; I just found racism shockingly unjust.
Later, I had a friend with uterine cancer. In memory of her, I wanted to promote the Pap smear test as a means of discovering and curing uterine cancer, but both the sponsor and the network said no. "Guiding Light," they explained, "is an entertainment show. We have scheduled times for public service programs." But those times were early Sunday morning when everyone was asleep or at church. So I showed them how the theme could be developed, and they said, "Okay, but don't say cancer, don't say uterus and don't say hysterectomy." I wrote scenes explaining how the doctor would tell the character she had cancer and so on. It was a success. A gynecologist told me he saw so many women he had not seen in years that he asked them, "What are you doing back in my office?" They said, "Well, I watch this soap opera…."
In 1967 I created my own show, "One Life to Live," on ABC. I wanted to cover the social issues, and the network trusted me to do it in good taste. By 1968 there was the "black is beautiful" movement. On the show we ran the story of Carla Gray, a light-skinned African-American who passed as a white person. The point was to help the audience examine their prejudices. So for five months the viewers thought Carla was a white young actress engaged to a white doctor. As the months passed, Carla had to have an operation. While in the hospital, she fell in love with a black resident, which led to a kiss.
Then I got a letter from a man in Seattle, Wash., who said: I want to protest that black resident kissing that white girl. But I am getting confused. If she turns out to be black, I want to protest her kissing that white doctor.
I created "All My Children" in 1970. The Vietnam war was very controversial, so the network asked only one thing: to present a hawk's viewpoint as well as a dove's. I agreed. If you don't have a hawk on, you are not being fair. And if the hawks turn the television off, you have no chance of getting a message across. My aim was to make people understand their opponents' opinion.
That point was brought home to me years ago at a summer television seminar in Aspen, Colo. Saul Alinsky, one of the speakers, said, "When I sit down to negotiate with the heads of companies, I make sure not to bring out the baby pictures, because you say, 'Here is my kid,' and the guy sitting across says, 'Here is a picture of mine,' and you can't negotiate anymore; you've become friends." That hit home more than any direct religious teaching: You have to bring out the baby pictures before a hawk can ever understand a dove or vice versa.
A writer has to make the viewers empathize and say, "There, but for the grace of God, go I." I am fascinated by how people live, and I like to dramatize why people do the things they do, even the wrong things. What makes stories interesting is that people do the wrong things for the right reasons. They mean to do well, but people are fallible. Real life and drama overlap. My writing is about sin and redemption. On the social issues, whether the Vietnam War or abortion or racism, I never thought I could change the way most people felt. I just wanted to show the unfairness of it, the inequality, the injustice. When we ran a yearlong story about child abuse, the network persuaded affiliate stations to run a ribbon across the bottom of the screen, informing abusers where they could get help anonomously. The results were amazing: many people who watched it stopped mistreating their children.
For me the most important factor in serial writing is the ensemble effort of our creative family: writers, producers, directors and all the talented people behind the camera. We are a family. A sense of respect and camaraderie and sharing the responsibility, as well as the pleasures and benefits, is key. No one person can write an hourlong show 260 times a year.
So the writers set up a full hour's program that was ostensibly a town forum kind of panel - experts who really were medical experts mixed with actors in the show to "teach" the townspeople all about AIDS. I remember thinking at the time that probably more people learned the facts on AIDS from that one show along than from all those public service and news programs that fewer people watched.
Ms. Nixon was also a pioneer in writing about drug addiction and spousal violence in her programs. She has written shows that have entertained and educated millions so let no one scoff that she's "just a soap opera writer".


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Alamogordo began as a small hamlet for ranchers and farmers due to the railroad passing through the city. The first nuclear bomb was detonated outside Alamogordo at the Whitesands Missle Range in 1945. It currently exists as the county seat for Otero County and to support Holloman Airforce Base and White Sands Missile Range.
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U.S. Route 54, 70 and 82 all go through Alamogordo. U.S. 54 meet El Paso about 90 miles to the south. U.S. 70 & 84 meet Las Cruces and I-25 about 70 miles to the southwest. U.S. 54 North goes through Tularosa and Carrizozo where it meets U.S. 380. U.S. 380 west will meet up with San Antonio, NM and I-25. U.S. 70 will head northeast to Ruidoso. Finally, 82 east will meet Artesia and U.S. 285 after 110 miles. From there it is 40 miles north to Roswell and 35 miles south to Carlsbad, two popular tourist towns.
By Plane
Alamogordo-White Sands Regional Airport (IATA: ALM) (ICAO: KALM), is located just outside of Alamogordo. New Mexico Airlines provides service from Alamogordo to Albuquerque and Ruidoso on a Cessna 208 Grand Caravan. The closest major airport is El Paso International Airport 90 miles to the south.
By Bus
Greyhound provides bus service to Alamagordo.
By Train
Depsite the railroad going through Alamogordo, no commuter service is available and Union Pacific ceased stopping there at the beginning of 2006.
Get around
Alamogordo is a small city and one could easily walk most of the city.
There are two taxi services available:
Public transportation is provided by Z-Tranz +1 575 439-4900.
There are many shops, gas stations, banks and other ameneties located going through Alamagordo along White Sands Blvd (US 70/54). If shopping is your specific goal then you won't want to miss the following area.
Most Restaurants are centered around downtown or White Sands Boulevard.
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The Splatter Man (Hean Feramin): Professor
Feramin was a celebrated scholar of Anthroponomastics
(the study of personal names and their origins) at the
Quartrefaux Archives in Caliphas. Yet an accidental
association with a succubus twisted and warped his
study, turning it into an obsession. Feramin became
obsessed with the power of a name and how he could use
it to terrify and control. Soon enough, his reputation
was ruined, he'd lost his tenure, and he'd developed an
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a person's name and what happens to that name when the
person dies. Every few days, he would secretly arrange for
his victim to find a letter from her name written in blood,
perhaps smeared on a wall or spelled out with carefully
arranged entrails. Once he had spelled his victim's name,
he would at last come for her, killing her in a gory mess
using a complex trap or series of rigged events meant to
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker men's lacrosse team will continue its push for a birth in the conference tournament when it takes on the Catawba College Indians in a critical South Atlantic Conference matchup on Saturday (Apr. 5). The Cobras (3-2 SAC) enter the game in a two-way tie for fourth place with Mars Hill University and a win Saturday would set up a one-game playoff with the Lions in the final game of the season.
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First Insurance Company of Hawaii provided the salvaged vehicle, a 2009 Honda Odyssey van. Big Island Honda donated the parts necessary to reconstruct the van, and Auto Body Hawaii put the pieces back together.
Meanwhile, Enterprise Rent-A-Car kicked in a $100 gas card and the entire package was presented to Army National Guard veteran Jeff Mayo, a father to eight children, Friday afternoon in front of Auto Body Hawaii.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Senior Chris Legrow escaped a bases-loaded jam in the bottom of the ninth as fourth-seeded Babson hung on to defeat third-seeded MIT, 5-4, on the opening day of the 2009 NEWMAC Baseball Championship Tournament. With the victory, Babson travels to Wheaton College for the second day of the double-elimination tournament, while MIT travels to top-seed WPI. Both games are scheduled to start at 3:30 p.m.
Babson (18-15) sophomore standout Andrew Aizenstadt delivered a gem on the hill to pace Thursday's win. The second-year starter scattered nine hits over seven innings, but surrendered no earned runs while fanning seven MIT (19-10) batters. Improving to 6-1 on the season, Aizenstadt was lifted after yielding a lead-off walk to start the Tech eighth.
The Beavers scored all five of their runs in the third to mar an otherwise excellent outing by rookie Torre Swanson. After Aizenstadt and Swanson cruised through the first two frames, a one-out walk in the top of the third ignited the Babson attack. Junior Peter O'Toole, who finished 3-for-4, singled to second base to bring in the first run of the contest. After a sacrifice fly to left by sophomore Billy Besinger, the Beavers followed up with three straight singles. Bryan Evans connected on a run-scoring single to stretch the lead to three, while senior Jeff Wojnar plated the last two runs of the inning with a single to center.
MIT climbed back into contention with two unearned runs in the bottom half of the third. With runners on first and second and one out, rookie Creed Mangrum doubled to left center to drive in classmate Bryan Macomber. Sophomore Dan Hyatt added a sac fly to right as the Engineers reduced the advantage to 5-2.
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An investment industry executive has paid $1.4 million to settle insider trading charges, federal regulators said Friday.
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For access to the data, Compass Group had to agree to keep information confidential, which prohibited employees from buying Patriot Capital stock. Massoud still purchased shares soon after Compass Group gained access to the confidential information and bought even more stock after he learned that Compass Group's bid was what he described as "waaaaay off" compared with bids from other companies, regulators said.
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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Sales at U.S. retailers rose in February for the first time in three months as shoppers boosted purchases of a variety of goods after being cooped up by one of the harshest winters in years.
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Economists say an unusually cold winter has kept shoppers from venturing out much, but retail sales have only risen a scant 1.2% in the past 12 months. Retail sales account for a large slice of consumer spending — the main engine of economic growth — and the U.S. can't grow much faster unless consumers spend more.
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The increase in sales in February was broad based. Sales at auto dealers, Internet retailers, clothing and sporting goods stores rebounded after steep declines in the prior month. Online stores posted a 1.2% gain in sales, for instance, after a 1% drop in the January.
Sales also rose at furniture stores, department stores, and bars and restaurants.
Other retailers fared less well. Sales fell at electronics and appliance stores, groceries and general department stores.
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