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ADA-ES Inc (ADES) was among the biggest gainers on the Russell 2000 for Monday February 22 as the stock popped 17.65% to $5.00, representing a gain of $0.75 per share. Some 32,128 shares traded hands on 70 trades, compared with an average daily volume of 44,311 shares out of a total float of 21.73 million. The stock opened at $4.35 and traded with an intraday range of $5.25 to $4.35.
After today's gains, ADA-ES Inc reached a market cap of $108.65 million. ADA-ES Inc has had a trading range between $17.72 and $3.20 over the last year, and it had a 50-day SMA of $5.51 and a 200-day SMA of $8.43.
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Build a multi-tenant SaaS web application that calls a web API using Azure AD
This sample shows how to build a multi-tenant .Net MVC web application that uses OpenID Connect to sign up and sign in users from any Azure Active Directory (AD) tenant, using the ASP.Net OpenID Connect OWIN middleware and the Active Directory Authentication Library (ADAL) for .NET. The sample also demonstrates how to leverage the authorization code received at sign in time to invoke the Graph API.
For more information about how the protocols work in this scenario and other scenarios, see the Authentication Scenarios for Azure AD document.
Looking for previous versions of this code sample? Check out the tags on the releases GitHub page.
How To Run This Sample
Getting started is simple! To run this sample you will need: - Visual Studio 2013 - An Internet connection - An Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenant. For more information on how to get an Azure AD tenant, please see How to get an Azure AD tenant - A user account in your Azure AD tenant. This sample will not work with a Microsoft account, so if you signed in to the Azure portal with a Microsoft account and have never created a user account in your directory before, you need to do that now.
Step 1: Clone or download this repository
From your shell or command line:
git clone https://github.com/Azure-Samples/active-directory-dotnet-webapp-webapi-multitenant-openidconnect.git
Step 2: Create an Organizational user account in your Azure Active Directory tenant
If you already have an Organizational user account in your Azure Active Directory tenant that you would like to use for consent and authentication, you can skip to the next step. This sample will not work with a Microsoft account, so if you signed in to the Azure portal with a Microsoft account and have never created a user account in your directory before, you need to do that now. You can find instructions to do that here.
If you want to test both the Administrator and User consent flows discussed below, you will want to create two Organizational accounts: one assigned to the "User" role and one assigned to the "Global Administrator" role.
Step 3: Register the sample with your Azure Active Directory tenant
- Sign in to the Azure portal.
- On the top bar, click on your account and under the Directory list, choose the Active Directory tenant where you wish to register your application.
- Click on More Services in the left hand nav, and choose Azure Active Directory.
- Click on App registrations and choose Add.
- Enter a friendly name for the application, for example 'TodoListWebApp_MT' and select 'Web Application and/or Web API' as the Application Type. For the sign-on URL, enter the base URL for the sample, which is by default
https://localhost:44302/. Click on Create to create the application.
- While still in the Azure portal, choose your application, click on Settings and choose Properties.
- Find the Application ID value and copy it to the clipboard.
- In the same page, change the "Logout Url" to
https://localhost:44302/Account/EndSession. This is the default single sign out URL for this sample.
- Find "multi-tenanted" switch and flip it to yes.
- For the App ID URI, enter
https://<your_tenant_domain>/TodoListWebApp_MT, replacing
<your_tenant_domain>with the domain of your Azure AD tenant (either in the form
<tenant_name>.onmicrosoft.comor your own custom domain if you registered it in Azure Active Directory).
- Configure Permissions for your application - in the Settings menu, choose the 'Required permissions' section, click on Add, then Select an API, and select 'Microsoft Graph' (this is the Graph API). Then, click on Select Permissions and select 'Sign in and read user profile'. This will allow our application to receive delegated permission to authenticate and read user profile data, for a given user account. The list of permissions provided here are known as permissions scopes, some of which require Administrator consent. See the Graph API Permissions Scopes article for more information.
Don't close the browser yet, as we will still need to work with the portal for few more steps.
Step 4: Provision a key for your app in your Azure Active Directory tenant
The application will need to authenticate with Azure AD in order to participate in the Auth2 flow, which requires you to associate a private key with the application you registered in your tenant. In order to do this:
From the Settings menu, choose Keys and add a key - select a key duration of either 1 year or 2 years. When you save this page, the key value will be displayed, copy and save the value in a safe location - you will need this key later to configure the project in Visual Studio - this key value will not be displayed again, nor retrievable by any other means, so please record it as soon as it is visible from the Azure Portal.
Leave the browser open to this page.
Step 5: Configure the sample to use your Azure Active Directory tenant
At this point we are ready to paste the configuration settings into the VS project that will tie it to its entry in your Azure AD tenant.
- Open the solution in Visual Studio 2013, by double clicking on the WebApp-WebAPI-MultiTenant-OpenIDConnect-DotNet.sln file in the repository you closed in Step 1.
- Open the
web.configfile in the TodoListWebApp project, and locate the
- Find the key
ida:Passwordand replace the value in quotes in the
valueattribute with the string you copied in step 4.
- Go back to the portal, find the Application ID field and copy its content to the clipboard
- Find the key
ida:ClientIDand replace the value in quotes the
valueattribute with the Application ID from the Azure portal.
Step 6: [optional] Create an Azure Active Directory test tenant
This sample shows how to take advantage of the consent framework in Azure AD to enable an application to be multi-tenant aware, which allows authentication by user accounts from any Azure AD tenant. To see that part of the sample in action, you need to have access to user accounts from a tenant that is different from the one you used for registering the application. A great example of this type of scenario, is an application that needs to allow Office365 user accounts (which are homed in a separate Azure AD) to authenticate and consent access to their Office365 tenant. The simplest way of doing this is to create a new directory tenant in your Azure subscription (just navigate to the main Active Directory page in the portal and click Add) and add test users. This step is optional as you can also use accounts from the same directory, but if you do you will not see the consent prompts as the app is already approved.
Step 7: Run the sample
The sample implements two distinct tasks: the onboarding of a new customer (aka: Sign up), and regular sign in & use of the application.
Sign up
- Start the application. Click on Sign Up.
- You will be presented with a form that simulates an onboarding process. Here you can choose whether you want to follow the "admin consent" flow (the app gets provisioned for all the users in one organization - requires you to sign up using an administrator), or the "user consent" flow (the app gets provisioned for your user only).
- Click the SignUp button. You'll be transferred to the Azure AD portal. Sign in as the user you want to use for consenting. 4. If the user is from a tenant that is different from the one where the app was developed, you will be presented with a consent page. Click OK. You will be transported back to the app, where your registration will be finalized. #### Sign in Once you signed up, you can either click on the Todo tab or the sign in link to gain access to the application. Note that if you are doing this in the same session in which you signed up, you will automatically sign in with the same account you used for signing up. If you are signing in during a new session, you will be presented with Azure AD's credentials prompt: sign in using an account compatible with the sign up option you chose earlier (the exact same account if you used user consent, any user form the same tenant if you used admin consent).
How To Deploy This Sample to Azure
Coming soon.
About The Code
The application is subdivided in three main functional areas:
- Common assets
- Sign up
- Todo editor
Let's briefly list the noteworthy elements in each area. For more details please refer to the comments in the code.
Common assets
The application relies on models defined in Models/AppModels.cs, stored via entities as described by the context and initializer classes in the DAL folder. The Home controller provides the basis for the main experience, listing all the actions the user can perform and providing conditional UI elements for explicit sign in and sign out (driven by the Account controller).
Sign Up
The sign up operations are handled by the Onboarding controller. The SignUp action and corresponding view simulate a simple onboarding experience, which results in an OAuth2 code grant request that triggers the consent flow. The ProcessCode action receives authorization codes from Azure AD and, if they appear valid (see the code comments for details), it creates entries in the application store for the new customer organization/user.
Todo editor
This is the application proper. Its core resource is the Todo controller, a CRUD editor which leverages claims and the entity framework to manage a personalized list of Todo items for the currently signed in user. The Todo controller is secured via OpenId Connect, according to the logic in App_Start/Startup.Auth.cs.
Notable code
The following code turns off the default Issuer validation, given that in the multitenant case the list of acceptable issuer values is dynamic and cannot be acquired via metadata (as it is instead the case for the single organization case).
TokenValidationParameters = new System.IdentityModel.Tokens.TokenValidationParameters
ValidateIssuer = false,
The following handler for
RedirectToIdentityProvider assigns to the
Redirect_Uri and
Post_Logout_Redirect_Uri (properties used for sign in and sign out locations) URLs that reflect the current address of the application. This allows you to deploy the app to Azure Web Sites or any other location without having to change hardcoded address settings. Note that you do need to add the intended addresses to the Azure AD entry for your application.
RedirectToIdentityProvider = (context) =>
string appBaseUrl = context.Request.Scheme + "://" + context.Request.Host + context.Request.PathBase;
context.ProtocolMessage.Redirect_Uri = appBaseUrl;
context.ProtocolMessage.Post_Logout_Redirect_Uri = appBaseUrl;
return Task.FromResult(0);
Finally: the implementation of
SecurityTokenValidated contains the custom caller validation logic, comparing the incoming token with the database of trusted tenants and registered users and interrupting the authentication sequence if a match is not found.
All of the OWIN middleware in this project is created as a part of the open source Katana project. You can read more about OWIN here.
Autres exemples par Jean-Marc Prieur
- Integrate Azure AD into a web application using OpenID Connect
- Integrating a Windows Universal application with Azure AD
- Integrating Azure AD into a Windows desktop application using interactive authentication
- Calling a Web API in a daemon app or long-running process
- Authenticating to Azure AD in daemon apps with certificates

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Yours Truly Restaurant Review: Yours Truly dishes up American fare at an affordable price, and local products are used as often as possible. Service is first-name-basis-friendly. And the menu, which features several low-fat, low-cholesterol and gluten-free choices, covers all the typical diner bases. For breakfast, which is available anytime, the "Killit Skillet" is a must. It features two eggs alongside bacon and sausage over a bed of hash browns, onions and peppers; it's then topped with melted cheeses and served piping hot. For lunch, the homemade soups are notable, as are the burgers, which are made with Ohio beef. The "Protini Burger" is finished with cheddar, a fried egg and shaved Canadian bacon. Veggie burgers are offered for non-carnivores as are a slew of other meat and meatless choices like mac 'n' cheese, prime rib and tuna salad. Desserts are comfort-focused; we suggest the apple pie and hand-dipped milkshakes. A full bar is available, but the menu is pretty limited.
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Golden Harvest lawsuit
A new lawsuit threatens to remove one member from the Golden Harvest Seeds group of seed companies. A lawsuit filed by Golden Harvest asks the court to allow it to remove The J.C. Robinson Seed Co., the largest company in the group, from Golden Harvest. The lawsuit was filed by Golden Harvest board members who represent the Illinois companies of Golden Seed Co., Sommer Bros. Seed Co. and Thorp Seed Co.
Doug Robinson, senior vice president of J.C. Robinson, says, "We believe that this lawsuit is without merit and we intend to vigorously and passionately defend our rights to create a positive outcome for the company."
John Deere cuts production
Anticipating a flat market, Deere & Company is scaling back its production of agricultural and construction equipment. The company reports first quarter sales to be flat and sales up just 4% for the year. Earlier, it had anticipated first quarter sales to be up 5% and up 7% for the year.
Although retail sales of John Deere combines and hay, seeding and tillage equipment were up the first quarter from a year ago, sales of row-crop tractors were not. This prompted the company to shut down its Waterloo, IA, tractor manufacturing plant for a week.
Pioneer loses license
A U.S. district court recently ruled that Pioneer Hi-Bred International's license to sell Monsanto's Roundup Ready (RR) herbicide-tolerant technology ended when the company merged in 1999 with DuPont. Therefore, all sales of RR soybean and RR canola seeds by Pioneer as a subsidiary of DuPont were unauthorized. Pioneer is expected to appeal the ruling and will continue to market the products during the appeal.
Crop-science division for sale
Aventis announced it will seek buyers for its crop-science business instead of seeking a stock sale, as earlier reported. Aventis Crop-Science, recently renamed Agreva, markets the products StarLink, LibertyLink, Balance and Regent. Reuters reports Aventis sent sale proposals to Monsanto, DuPont, Dow, Bayer and BASF. The company states it wants to concentrate on pharmaceuticals now. Aventis was formed from the merger of Rhone Poulenc Agro and AgrEvo.
Tyson backs out
Tyson Foods' controversial offer to purchase IBP hit the news again when Tyson backed out of the $3.2 billion deal in late March. Citing "misleading information in determining to enter into the merger agreement," Les Baledge, Tyson's executive vice president, stated that Tyson had the right to terminate the agreement. He reported the company did not know about undisclosed Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) comments regarding IBP until after it extended the offer to buy.
In response, IBP filed a lawsuit to force Tyson to honor its agreement. IBP claims it did disclose all information to Tyson during merger discussions, and the company calls the SEC comments a "smoke screen." The company states, "The SEC comments did not represent a material change to IBP's financial condition."
Vertical coordination grows
Farmers know it. Now a report documents it.
Vertical coordination is increasing in agriculture, according to a report from the Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). The vertical trend grows as farmers seek alliances with food processors for capital, technology and markets. The alliances lower risk for farmers but put traditional family farms at a disadvantage to large-scale operations that operate with more formal business structures.
The CAST report suggests that the future farm landscape will consist of livestock-processing plants at hubs with livestock-feeding operations in close proximity. Located near the livestock farms will be feed mills that will be supplied through transportation spokes. The wedges between the spokes will be large areas of crop production. Farmers located in the wedges will require less labor and local inputs. Marketing contracts, production contracts and integrated ownership will be common in this type of agriculture, the CAST report states.
The report also considered electronic commerce's potential to link rural areas to global markets. But the lagging access to broadband fiber optics has limited rural communities' adoption of the digital marketplace. "At best, rural communities will be only catching up with the technology already available to both urban and suburban communities," the report states.
Cost of the full report "Vertical Coordination of Agriculture in Farming-Dependent Areas" is $25. To order, call CAST at 515/292-2125 or e-mail email@example.com.


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Dower Leads Zags to Win Over Waves
Sam Dower was perfect from the field and scored 18 points as Gonzaga bounced back from having its 22-game conference win streak snapped by routing Pepperdine in a first-place showdown, 70-53 last night.
Dower converted all seven of his field goal attempts and was 4 of 5 from the line with eight rebounds to lead the Bulldogs (15-3, 5-1 West Coast). Kevin Pangos finished with 14 points for Gonzaga.
Pepperdine took a 10-5 lead on Amadi Udenui's 3 early in the first half, but Kyle Dranginis gave the Zags the lead for good with a layup with 9:36 left to make it 20-18 and sparking a 21-3 run.
Stacy Davis was the lone player to score in double figures (12) for Pepperdine (11-8, 4-3).
Gonzaga now has won 25 straight against the Waves and lead the all-time series 45-31. The last time Pepperdine beat Gonzaga was January 18, 2002.


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High Blood Pressure Medicine And Drugs:
Many people need to take a combination of medications to effectively treat their hypertension.
While some blood pressure medicines work by removing extra fluid and salt from your body to lower blood pressure, others slow down your heartbeat or relax and widen blood vessels.
For many people, taking more than one medication in low doses is more effective in treating hypertension than taking larger doses of one single drug.
Sometimes your doctor may need to try different combinations of drugs before determining which is best for you.
Depending on your body, medical history, and severity of hypertension, your doctor may recommend one or more of the following medications.
Thiazide Diuretics: Also called water pills, diuretics are usually the first medication a doctor will prescribe to treat high blood pressure.
Diuretics work by getting your kidneys to help your body eliminate sodium and water, reducing blood volume.
Beta Blockers: By acting on the electrical circuitry and muscle fibers in the heart, beta blockers cause your heart to beat slower and with less force.
Although they aren't always effective in lowering blood pressure when prescribed alone, they have been found helpful when combined with other blood pressure medications.
Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Inhibitors (ACE Inhibitors): By blocking the formation of a natural chemical that narrows blood vessels, ACE inhibitors help relax blood vessels.
These medications may be effective for people with chronic kidney disease.
Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers (ARBs): By blocking the action of a natural chemical that narrows blood vessels, these medications help relax blood vessels.
ARBs may be effective for people with chronic kidney disease.
Calcium Channel Blockers: These work by helping to relax the muscles of your blood vessels, and some slow your heart rate.
Calcium channel blockers may work better for older people and African-Americans than ACE inhibitors alone.
Take note that grapefruit juice interacts with some calcium channel blockers, which increases blood levels of the medication and puts you at higher risk of side effects.
Renin Inhibitors: Tekturna (aliskiren) slows down the production of renin, which is an enzyme produced by your kidneys that initiates a chain of chemical steps that increases blood pressure.
Tekturna works by reducing the ability of renin to begin this process.
It's important to note that you shouldn't take aliskiren with ACE inhibitors or ARBs because this would put you at risk for serious complications, including a stroke.
Alpha Blockers: By reducing nerve impulses to blood vessels, alpha blockers reduce the effects of natural chemicals that narrow blood vessels.
Alpha-beta Blockers: Like alpha blockers, these medications reduce nerve impulses to blood vessels, but they also slow the heartbeat to reduce the amount of blood that's required to pump through the vessels.
Central-Acting Agents: These medications work by preventing your brain from signaling your nervous system to increase your heart rate and narrow your blood vessels.
Vasodilators: By working directly on the muscles in the walls of your arteries, vasodilators prevent the muscles from tightening and your arteries from narrowing.
Aldosterone Antagonists: These drugs block the effect of a natural chemical that can lead to salt and fluid retention, which can contribute to high blood pressure.
Aspirin: When you've got your blood pressure under control, your doctor may recommend that you take aspirin once a day to reduce your risk of cardiovascular disorders.
What if I Can't Control my Blood Pressure?
If you've taken at least three different types of high blood pressure medication, and one includes a diuretic, yet your blood pressure still remains high, your blood pressure may be resistant to treatment.
When this occurs, doctors label it as resistant hypertension.
People who need to take four different medications to keep their blood pressure under control are also considered to have resistant hypertension.
If you have resistant hypertension, however, that doesn't mean your blood pressure will never get lower.
You and your doctor may have to consider the following to try to lower your blood pressure:
Whether you've tried appropriate medications and doses
Ways to fine-tune your medications to come up with the most effective combination and doses
Whether medications you take for other conditions, foods you eat, or supplements you take are interacting with your high blood pressure
If you haven't taken your blood pressure medications exactly as directed
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Access to Files Used by Packages
The package protection level does not protect files that are stored outside the package. These files include the following:
Configuration files
Checkpoint files
Log files
These files must be protected separately, especially if they include sensitive information.
Configuration Files
If you have sensitive information in a configuration, such as login and password information, you should consider saving the configuration to SQL Server, or use an access control list (ACL) to restrict access to the location or folder where you store the files and allow access only to certain accounts. Typically, you would grant access to the accounts that you permit to run packages, and to the accounts that manage and troubleshoot packages, which may include reviewing the contents of configuration, checkpoint, and log files. SQL Server provides the more secure storage because it offers protection at the server and database levels. To save configurations to SQL Server, you use the SQL Server configuration type. To save to the file system, you use the XML configuration type.
For more information, see Package Configurations, Create Package Configurations, and Security Considerations for a SQL Server Installation.
Checkpoint Files
Similarly, if the checkpoint file that the package uses includes sensitive information, you should use an access control list (ACL) to secure the location or folder where you store the file. Checkpoint files save current state information on the progress of the package as well as the current values of variables. For example, the package may include a custom variable that contains a telephone number. For more information, see Restart Packages by Using Checkpoints.
Log Files
Log entries that are written to the file system should also be secured using an access control list (ACL). Log entries can also be stored in SQL Server tables and protected by SQL Server security. Log entries may include sensitive information, For example, if the package contains an Execute SQL task that constructs an SQL statement that refers to a telephone number, the log entry for the SQL statement includes the telephone number. The SQL statement may also reveal private information about table and column names in databases. For more information, see Integration Services (SSIS) Logging.
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After being elected the Mayor of Reykjavik, Iceland opened up a Facebook account to report his daily activites. This week he published a video mixing together a Rick Astley and Nirvana video. It seems that Facebook does not like the Mayors mix of the two songs or Rick Astley is a special favourite of Facebook. It looks as Jon Gnarr needs to open up a new account and start from scratch.
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Lol.. funny… sometimes the best humor comes from these social network goofs
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Opening today, Epcot's Sum of All Thrills ride will change every time you ride. That's because you'll draw your design on a touchscreen computer before hopping on.
Using prerendered chunks of track and a digital ruler, you can shape the path of their virtual roller coaster, bobsled track or jet flight. (Should you draw something that's impossible to perform, the system will guide and correct you.)
As for the simulation itself, your fate is in the hands of an industrial robot arm from Kuka Robotics, like you've seen in car plants. We can only assume that the robot shakes you at high velocities until you feel dizzy or sick, all while fans occasionally blow air at your face to simulate velocity.
Several years back, I tested a similar build-your-own coaster ride at DisneyQuest. Some effects were actually pretty wonderful, but the customization was fairly limited and the simulators were far more typical. Knowing my well-being is in the grasp of a robot that could literally destroy me makes the whole prospect sounds a lot more exciting. [CNN]


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Inmate Rule Book for Auburn Jail & South Placer Jail
For Prepaid Accounts, include with your payment, your name, your address, the designated telephone number at which you wish to receive call and the name of the facility where the inmate is located.
PROPERTY RELEASE - Within the first 72 hours of being booked (except during lockdown times), an inmate can do one of three types of property releases:
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B. Release of all property with the exception of clothing
Auburn Jail: Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
South Placer Jail: Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Mondays between 7:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
The only time clothing will be released is when the inmate has been sentenced to state prison. Clothing will not be released until proof of sentencing is confirmed.
Tablets are only available for inmates housed at the South Placer Jail.
With Telmate's inmate tablets, friends and family can connect with inmates by sending messages and sharing photos. To get started, go to GettingOut.com or contact Telmate's Customer Service at (866) 516-0115 to set up an account. Once an account is set up you can begin exchanging messages and sharing photos. Inmates are allowed to send messages but cannot send photos.
Electronic mail (e-mail). Friends and family can send emails to inmates at the Auburn Jail in Auburn, Ca. and the South Placer Jail in Roseville, Ca. Go to https://www.accesscorrections.com for details.
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Our holdings include hundreds of glass and film negatives/transparencies that we've scanned ourselves; in addition, many other photos on this site were extracted from reference images (high-resolution tiffs) in the Library of Congress research archive. (To query the database click here.) They are adjusted, restored and reworked by your webmaster in accordance with his aesthetic sensibilities before being downsized and turned into the jpegs you see here. All of these images (including "derivative works") are protected by copyright laws of the United States and other jurisdictions and may not be sold, reproduced or otherwise used for commercial purposes without permission.
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February 1864. Brandy Station, Virginia. "Headquarters, Army of the Potomac. Lt. Chas W. Wolsey with horse." Wet-plate glass negative. View full size.
Circa 1862-1865. "Brick church near Frogmore, St. Helena Island, South Carolina." Wet-plate glass negative, photographer unknown. View full size.
Washington circa 1915. "Women auto racers. Miss Elinor Blevins." Our second visit with the racy actress. For details on the car see the comments under the earlier post. Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative. View full size.
1933. "Vincent P. Ahearn Jr., portrait." The Ahearns lived at 7324 Hampden Lane in Bethesda, Maryland. Harris & Ewing Collection glass negative. View full size.
Washington, D.C. "Old Patent Office model room (1861-65)." Wet-plate glass negative from the Brady-Handy Collection, Library of Congress. View full size.
August 1864. Petersburg, Virginia. "Essayons Dramatic Club, a group of the U.S. Engineer Battalion." From photos of the main Eastern theater of war, the siege of Petersburg. Wet plate glass negative, photographer unknown. View full size.
From the Army Corps of Engineers Web site: For more than a century the Corps of Engineers had its own drama club. The Essayons Dramatic Club, one of the oldest amateur theatrical production companies in the U.S., was founded Jan. 27, 1864 by the Engineer Battalion, then serving with the Army of the Potomac and wintering at Brandy Station, Va. The battalion built a small theater and organized an orchestra, and Feb. 26 the troupe presented "Toodles," its first play.
1917 or 1918. "Military training." Harris & Ewing glass negative. View full size.
1933. "Mrs. Vincent P. Ahearn, portrait." Mr. Ahearn was executive secretary of the Industrial Sand Association. Harris & Ewing Collection. View full size.


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Joe Jonas & Camilla Belle Split
Joe Jonas and his movie star girlfriend, Camilla Belle, have parted ways.
"Yes, it's true," Camilla's rep tells JustJared.com. "[Joe and Camilla] have broken up. There is no third party involved and they care deeply about each other and will remain friends."
At last night's Jonas Brothers concert in Detroit, Joe was seen tearing up during two of his songs. He also reportedly changed the songs lyrics for "Much Better" from "Get a rep for breakin' hearts, now I'm done with superstars" to "Get a rep for breakin hearts, now I'm done with movie stars." (When Joe dumped Taylor Swift, he changed the lyrics to "country stars."
Joe, 19, and Camilla, 22, have been dating since November.
UPDATE: Joe didn't change the lyrics! Listen here. 40-ish second mark.


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And would any of this change if the added cash weren't evenly distributed between divisions. (Say, instead, that all added cash went into the Open and Pro Women's division or even just a majority.)
wyco results from Saturday: 11 open players in the filed and first place takes $337. 12 masters players in the field and first place takes $320. That's with added cash to the tournament. Masters paid the same entry fee as Open players - $60. So, in fact, the Open field DID get the majority of the added cash though their field was smaller. Was that fair?
they paid 5 in Masters, 4 in Open... and YES HELLA FAIR!!!! Add all the cash to OPEN, Here's why... Masters can STEP UP and play Open, but we can't step down to Play an age protected division.. You want to play for added money, play against the wolves...


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'Soft Vision'
Autumn is upon us. Wasps stumble and die on our streets. Kids trudge begrudgingly back to school. It is "party conference season." All around us are signs that summer is finished, it is time to return to more serious matters, the age of enjoyment is over for now. So what could a summery EP by Tropics offer us at this point? Isn't it two months too late? Well, not really. Because this EP, just like this time of year, is about echoed memories of brighter things not long past. It's music that has this sense of retrograde brightness in the same way that Washed Out's stuff does. This record makes you remember summer, but feel fine about it being over.
Opening track 'Give It Up' is obviously brilliant as soon as it starts. It opens with murky synth tinkering, then one snare crack, and from then on an endless coda of watery weeping, with these brutal snap-crack drums behind it all. It's a very special song. The vocal sample is used to beautiful effect. It goes on and on, again and again, and you welcome it as you never want it to end. It's fairly slow but totally relentless. The track itself feels like an imposition on the vocals, which hang above the relentlessly precise beat and two-note bassline as if scared to get involved. Like many of the best dance tracks, it's all about a frail human voice coming up against impersonal, uncompromising digital sounds and subsequently a clash of personality taking place, in the most inspiring way possible.
'Melorr', placed in the middle of the EP, is a fairly unexceptional track, just chugging along, going nowhere fast, with a lead guitar trill adding to the record's bonafide 80s-nostalgia credentials. But in general it's a bit dull. Let's move on.
The EP's title track is undeniably retro, with a vocal sample that sounds like something from Massive Attack. The vocal is continuous, but the bass and drums fluctuate in volume and tempo underneath it. Common throughout all these songs is the relentless, simplistic bass and minimally arranged beat. Tropics, a.k.a Chris Ward, seems very keen on the emotional power of never letting things slip for a moment; these tracks have no gaps, no spaces for suspense. Once they get going, they keep going. 'Soft Vision' is a prime example of this. The track builds more and more but never loses what it gains. A female vocal cries out continuously as the bass slithers on and on, indifferent.
'Soft Vision' is the leading track from the record and the one getting all the praise, but I feel that 'Give It Up' deserves much more attention. 'Soft Vision' sounds good and would / will be amazing in a club but it doesn't alter the course of your day in the way that 'Give It Up' does. 'Give It Up' is one of those dance records that reminds you of what you love about the whole idea of dance music to begin; music in the purest, simplest form possible, offering you the chance to feel every emotion at once.
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The 2003-04 Hood River County School District starts classes Sept. 2, with a new superintendent and new paint, paving and other improvements throughout its facilities. A new paint job at Hood River Valley High School, done this week, is among the more prominent upgrades in the district.
"I've been doing this for 30 years, but it's always exciting," said Dr. Pat Evenson-Brady Friday of the prospect of opening school doors again Tuesday. Evenson-Brady, a former assistant superintendent with Hood River, took the helm July 1.
She said the district will see big enrollment increases at Wy'east Middle School, with an additional 50 students, in the Hood River Middle School sixth grade, and at Westside Elementary. (All parents of new kindergarten, first and third grade students are asked to enroll at May Street Elementary for the time being.)
The district won't have overall enrollment figures until later next week, but "if everyone who shows up does so we could have a big increase," Evenson-Brady said.
She quipped, "There are a lot of new faces, myself among them." (Turn to page A6 for photos of the district's new teachers.)
On the 2003-04 budget, Evenson-Brady said that if the just-passed state education budget of $5.205 billion holds firm, the district will avoid making more cuts this year.
She said it is a virtual certainty that the district will need to seek a local tax option to help fund the 2004-05 school year, a course of action she is still researching and discussing with Hood River County officials and other community leaders.
School starts Sept. 2 for all elementary students, sixth graders, and all Cascade Locks students.
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T-shirt quilt links old school punk with today's DIY scene
Or, three things I learned from #myfirstquilt…
Somewhere, Sid Vicious is rolling over in his grave.
The infamous Sex Pistols bass player — remembered more for embodying the spirit and style of Seventies punk than for any real musicianship — would surely snarl each time another of today's untrained food-, fashion-, music-, home- and design-obsessed busybodies (like me) appropriated that most of quintessential punk anthems.
Sure, old school punks and their anti-authoritarian, anti-mainstream, can-do spirit forged the proverbial DIY, or do it yourself, ethic and aesthetic.
But here in year 2012, do-it-yourselfers have more information, resources and media at hand than ever.
And with today's taste-makers promoting less consumerism, more green behaviors, and budget-savvy style, the DIY spirit has indeed gone mainstream.
Sorry, Sid. But if you ask me, it's for all the right reasons.
Case in point: My own recent obsession with finding the perfect wedding gift for a pair of music lovers.
I always remembered seeing a t-shirt quilt as a kid, and had long stashed away band tees to make one. Inspired by friends' May nuptials and the search for a great gift, I decided, with some sewing skills but zero quilting expedience, to do it.
I go into the process in more detail in this statement and Pinterest board.
I learned three things from making #myfirstquilt.
1. Any subject can be studied online. The same approach was as valid for learning to do this quilt as it was for de-winterizing my swamp cooler: I started by watching tutorials on YouTube.
I'm not saying every household job is a do-it-yourself job. Definitely not. In fact, contractors argue that the bulk of their work comes from people needing to fix what were do-it-yourself projects.
But again, with so much readily-available information, the least of which comes from blogs like this, it really is worth studying up and attempting a project before paying someone else to do it for you. At the very least, you'll be more prepared when and if you do contract out the work.
2. It's a sewing machine, not a jet engine. It used to be, do-it-yourselfers were considered "good with their hands." How many times have we heard the one about the car or plane mechanic who, as a kid, took things apart just to be able to put them back together again.
Today's homeowners and crafters should employ that same healthy can-do curiousity. Because the bigger the project, the more likely that tools will fail. Yet few things are more satisfying than finding the cause of that failure and then correcting it. In my case, that meant taking the sewing machine apart to hunt for a loose screw.
3. The joy is in the doing. I didn't set out to make a gift quilt because I had copious amounts of spare time or even because I was hoping to save money.
DIYers know that the joy of a new project lies largely in the process, the setting of a goal and then achieving it, or in this case, the creation of something by hand that is one-of-a-kind, mistakes and all.
Colleagues and I will continue to chronicle the cultural forces propelling hands-on people in this new "Colorado At Home" blog.
And for the record, if Sid Vicious were protesting, post-mortem, the likes of Martha Stewart using the term "DIY" to characterize… oh… say… save-the-date cards, rock historians say it would be from Pennsylvania's King David Memorial Park. That historically Jewish cemetery is the final resting place of Vicious' longtime girlfriend, Nancy Spungen, and the location where the late punk icon's ashes are believed to have been scattered by his mum.


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1966 Jeep CJ-5 - $8.40 Per PoundPosted in Project Vehicles on September 1, 2008
Even though this '66 CJ-5 is less costly per-pound than a good steak, Jeff Wood's 5,200-pound Jeep isn't exactly cheap. It is, however, built from easily obtainable wrecking yard parts found in and around Jeff's hometown of Fairacres, New Mexico. From the diesel engine and big rig steering box all the way down to the Rockwell axles, there is plenty of quality beef that hints at the fact that Jeff repairs heavy-duty trucks for a living. Although unlike the trucks at his day job, Jeff claims this Jeep build took a whole year and a trainload of beers to complete.
Chassis And Driveline
Jeff built his own frame with 2x3-inch square tube. He then fabricated a three-link front and four-link rear suspension. TJ lift coils provide the bounce and Rancho RSX9000 shocks do the dampening at all four corners. A '70 Wagoneer antisway bar up front helps keep the body roll in check. Directional control is done through a massive '00 Freightliner 18-wheeler steering box. Jeff reports that no ram assist is needed. The rear axle is steered via a huge hydraulic ram. A home-job cage-mounted gauge allows Jeff to keep an eye on where the rear steer is pointed without looking back over his shoulder
Obviously this '66 CJ-5 didn't always have a diesel engine. Jeff happened to have a service truck with a Cummins 3.9L 4BT turbo diesel. Perhaps after a few of those beers he and a buddy figured they could steal the powerplant from the service truck and have it in the Jeep pretty quick. A few hours later the swap was done and the Jeep was running on diesel. The 105 hp and 325 lb-ft of torque twist into a TH400 auto tranny and an NP203/205 doubler transfer case thanks in part to a Jed's Machine adapter. Huge 2.5-ton driveshafts send the power to front and rear steering Rockwell axles fitted with home-built pinion brakes with Wilwood calipers. The rear axle has been beefed further with Ouverson Engineering heavy-duty shafts and both axles have been shaved for more clearance. All this spins massive 49-inch Super Swamper Irok tires on 20-inch double bead lock wheels, which typically run at 5-4 psi.
Body And Interior
Jeff built his own rockers and bumpers. He then added a Warn 9.5XP winch up front for extractions. He claims most of the bodywork was done by Moab, Utah, and Las Cruces, New Mexico, but the dovetailed tubwork, trimming, and flat tan paint are all Jeff's doing.
Inside you'll find a home-job rollcage and a pair of Corbeau seats behind Stewart Warner gauges. Surrounded by the diesel and steel machinery is an eerily out-of-place hand-built Mexican Walnut center console, which sits in front of the Art Car shifter and the Easy button between the seats for when things get too tough for Jeff to handle.
Good, Bad & What's It For
There's not much mud in New Mexico so Jeff's terrain of forced choice is pretty much rocks exclusively. The Freightliner steering box has plenty of power but at five turns lock to lock, it's a little slow. A suicide knob on the steering wheel speeds things up a bit and the issue could be corrected with a steering quickener if it really were an issue at all. The Cummins/TH400 transmission oil pan is made from aluminum. During the competition it took a hit in the rocks and crumbled. Jeff plans to build a thick steel version or maybe add a skidplate.
Hard Facts
Vehicle: '66 CJ-5
Engine: Cummins 3.9L 4BT
Transmission: GM TH400
Transfer case: NP203/205 doubler
Suspension: Three-link (front), four-link (rear)
Axles: Steering Rockwell 2.5-ton (front and rear)
Wheels: 20x12 double bead lock
Tires: 21/49-20
Built for: Southwestern rocks
Value: $8.40 per pound


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Synchronize Trac tickets to Remember the Milk task manager
A Trac plugin that synchronizes Trac tickets and Remember the Milk tasks.
- When a ticket is created, a RTM task also will be added.
- When you close a ticket, the associated RTM task will be completed.
This hack is hosted externally. I have also added the code here in case the external page goes away, but you may find a more up to date version at the external page. See Ticket2RTM and github for more info. I'm just adding a stub here to point to the author's page.
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for TicketToRtmPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Download the zipped source from [download:tickettortmplugin here].
You can check out TicketToRtmPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.
- edit Makefile and set PLUGINS_DIR to your Trac plugin dir
- make
- python setup.py –bdist_egg
- copy dist/TracTicket2RTMPlugin*.egg into your Trac plugin dir
RTM API key, token
This plugin requires RTM API key, shared secret, and write-permitted token. You can obtain your API key and shared secret from here.
After acquired key and shared secret, you can get your token by using bundled script. Run as follow:
% python get_token.py <api key> <shared secret>
- copy/paste contents of trac_ini_sample.txt to your trac.ini
- set rtm_api_key, rtm_api_secret, rtm_api_token to ones acquired above
Recent Changes
- 6466 by rjollos on 2009-09-01 01:05:11
Adding TicketToRtmPlugin version 0.1 from http://github.com/mootoh/ticket2rtm/tree/master.
- 6463 by rjollos on 2009-08-31 22:34:41
New hack TicketToRtmPlugin, created by rjollos
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Now about today's post...its a new buns recipe I've tried a couple of days ago. Not much time consuming and the result was surprisingly soft.
Chocolate Milk Buns! Anyway the fillings can be anything you like...fruit jams, red beans etc etc.
Here's the recipe....
30g condensed milk (already been reduced)
10g egg
80g cold water
1/4tsp salt
3g instant yeast
130g bread flour
20g plain flour
3g milk powder
15g butter
Shredded dark chocolate
Raisins (Optional)
~ Mix well all ingredients except butter into a dough then add in butter to knead into a elastic dough.
~ Leave to prove for 30 minutes at least.
~ Divide dough into 70g each (or maybe small if you prefer). Shape into balls and let to prove 5-10 minutes.
~ Flatten balls and wrapped in fillings as shown below.
~ Roll up then placed in a muffin pan.
~ Let prove until double sizes (around 15 minutes) then brush with egg wash.
~ Bake at 190'C for 12-15 minutes.
Wrapped in fillings......
Roll up like a tiny swissroll.......
The buns were really soft and everyone who tasted it said nice..:) I like this cause its really fast and we can have the hot buns in no time!


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SEVEN SPRINGS, Pa. – Seven Springs Mountain Resort and Hidden Valley Resort began to make snow last night! The arrival of consistently cold weather allowed the resorts' mountain crews to turn on the snow guns Tuesday night and run them until Wednesday morning.
"The return of cold weather and the opportunity to fire up the snowmaking systems at Seven Springs andHiddenValleyis an exciting time for our team," saidEric Mauck, the resorts' chief executive officer. "We are committed to providing our guests with excellent snowmaking and grooming and our mountain crew will take advantage of every opportunity to make snow in preparation for opening day."
While an opening date has not been finalized, the resorts plan to resume snowmaking late Friday night or Saturday morning and run them continuously through the weekend, as weather permits.
There are three vital ingredients in snowmaking: water, compressed air and proper outside temperature. Snowmaking can begin at 28 degrees if the humidity is low, but the quantity of snow produced in those conditions is minimal. At 26 degrees and lower, the snowmaking really starts to get going and one to several inches can be produced each hour. The colder the conditions, the more snow the guns can turn out.
The outside air temperature is a rough guide for determining when snowmaking can begin. As temperatures drop from the upper 20s, the snowmaking team will start using test towers to monitor the conditions. When the team determines that the time is right, they will start up the equipment and begin making snow.
The snow report can be found online at www.7springs.com or www.hiddenvalleyresort.com. Continual updates will also be available on Facebook and Twitter.
About Seven Springs Mountain Resort
Seven Springs Mountain Resort, located inSeven Springs,Pa., is the perfect place for family vacations that create lifelong memories. Each year the family-friendly resort hosts more than one million overnight and day guests. Seven Springs has 33 slopes and trails on 285 skiable acres, seven terrain parks, the region's largest snow tubing park, an 18-hole golf course and 60,000 square-feet of meeting and convention space.
Located within 200 miles of the major metropolitan areas ofPittsburgh,Baltimore,ClevelandandWashingtonD.C., Seven Springs is easily accessible from either exit 91 or 110 of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
For more information on Seven Springs and the year-round lodging, dining and activity options the resort offers visit www.7springs.com or call (800) 452-2223.
About Hidden Valley Resort
Hidden Valley Resort, located inHidden Valley,Pa., is the ideal winter destination for families. With 31 slopes and trails and three terrain parks on 110 skiable acres and a first-class snowsports school,HiddenValleyoffers a comfortable environment to learn to ski or snowboard.
Located within 200 miles of the major metropolitan areas ofPittsburgh,Baltimore,ClevelandandWashingtonD.C.,HiddenValleyis easily accessible from either exit 91 or 110 of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
For more information about HiddenValley, visit www.hiddenvalleyresort.com or call (814) 443-8000.


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What class rank would one need at WUSTL to have a decent shot at transferring UCLA (with ties to the region)? What about HYS? What about Boalt?
thanks thane, i'll definitely see if my local b&n has that book. When you say "high", what exactly do you mean? I'm well aware that it has to be somewhere around the top of the class, but I wanted to see if people had any input in a specific rank range for each of these schools.


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Girl Scouts of Central & Western Massachusetts Council is hosting a Seuss on the Loose Program for Daisy Scouts at the Springfield Museums and Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden on Saturday, May 01, from 1 to 4 p.m. Juliette Scouts in grades K & 1 may also register.
Program: Dr. Seuss is known for creating many silly characters; but in telling their tales he improved the world in which we live. Issues like protecting the environment (The Lorax), bullying and self-image (The Sneetches) are still important today.
The afternoon will consist of Seussian art activities, story time and scavenger hunts exploring the Seuss exhibit galleries as well as the Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden.
It will be a fun and silly afternoon with a significant message for girls.
Dress for the weather.
Daisy Scouts will receive a participation patch.
Troops and individual Scouts may register. Troops must follow safety-wise rules. Individual Scouts must attend with an adult.
Event # 4770
Registration cost is $10 per Scout. Leaders and adults must pay $7.
Registration will end on April 10 or when 100 Scouts have registered.
To register, visit the central & Western Massachusetts Council Web site, fill out the online registration form, and pre-pay with a credit card.


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Performed by...
Steve Whitmire
First appearance...
The Tale of the Bunny Picnic (1986)
Most recent appearance...
The Muppets' Wizard of Oz (2005)
Best known role...
Sickeningly cute rabbit
Bean Bunny is a tiny rabbit known for being adorable and cute and sweet, much to the disdain of the other Muppets. As Gonzo the Great once said of Bean, "He's so cute... he's evil!!" Bean first appeared as the star of the little-known 1986 television special The Tale of the Bunny Picnic. In the special, Bean learns that he does have something to contribute and he isn't useless just because he's small. In a take on the classic "Boy Who Cried Wolf" tale, Bean saves the bunnies in the warren from a dog.
After this, Bean's star rose high as he became a regularly featured member of the Muppets cast with a supporting role in the Muppet Central segments of The Jim Henson Hour (1989). Bean was seen in all but one episode of the show's 12 episode run. During the show, Bean appeared in segments and sketches such as "Space Guy," "Bean Bunny and the Cuteness Thief," and, my personal favorite, "Beanbo," took the satellite dish off the roof of the studio, sang "La Bamba" with the cast, made his own work out video, and scolds people for saying the "P" word (puppet).
Once the The Jim Henson Hour came to an end, Bean Bunny continued to appear in Muppet television specials. In The Muppets at Walt Disney World (1990), Bean was paired with Scooter for the first time as the duo explored Epcot. It was here that Scooter sighed, "Cute is [Bean's] middle name." to which Bean responded, "Actually, it's Norman." in his usual plucky demeanor. In The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson (1990), Bean is seen running the projector that plays Jim Henson's biography until he somehow gets tangled in film and ruins the film. It is also in this special that Clifford calls Bean a "yo-yo."
Perhaps Bean Bunny's biggest role came in 1991 with Muppet*Vision 3-D, the 3D show at Walt Disney World's Hollywood Studios. In the movie, Bean messes up Miss Piggy's big song by blowing bubbles, aggravating her with a butterfly and a bumblebee, and forcing her onto water-skis. Sam the Eagle then tells Bean that he is "ruining this movie" and so Bean joins up with Waldo C. Graphic, the spirit of 3D, and runs away. It takes Kermit, Gonzo, Fozzie, and Sweetums to find Bean and convince him to come back for the finale--with fireworks! In the end, Bean sets off the fireworks and the show is an explosive success.
Bean Bunny's most well known role came with The Muppet Christmas Carol (1992), where he played a Dickensian poor boy, caroling for Mister Scrooge in hopes of a shilling or shelter from the cold. Instead he got a wreath to the head and was forced to seek warmth in a pile of garbage. It wasn't until the end of the movie that Bean's luck turned when Scooge asked him what day it was--which was apparently enough for Scooge to throw down a bag of gold and ask Bean to go buy a turkey twice his size.
In Muppet Treasure Island (1996) Bean appeared silently and very briefly in the Benbow Inn. Muppets Tonight (1996-1997) saw Bean appear three times, twice in the background and once trying to sell Johnny Fiama chocolate so Bean's school can buy books. Sal Minella will have none of this, however, so he drop kicks Bean out a window. In Muppets From Space (1999) Bean was crushed by a door when Miss Piggy made her grand entrance. Bean also appeared in the background of It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie (2002) and The Muppets' Wizard of Oz (2005), marking Bean's most recent on-screen appearance.
An animated version of Bean Bunny appeared on Muppet Babies in twelve episodes throughout the sixth and seventh seasons of the show (1989/1990). In 2009, Bean played the part of Michael Darling in the Muppet Peter Pan comic book. Merchandise of Bean has been entirely exclusive to Walt Disney World with plush dolls, plastic toys, and a Vinylmation figure being released throughout the 1990s and 2000s.
Although Bean Bunny did not appear in The Muppets (2011), he is still a fan favorite, semi-popular character thanks to his continuing role in Muppet*Vision 3-D and the wide popularity of The Muppet Christmas Carol. The other Muppets have an odd relationship with Bean... most of them find him too cute for them, bringing down their image. However, Bean is how most people see the Muppets: cute to an almost annoying point. Think of the fun the Muppets could have trying to stoop Bean from ruining their image. Also... might I propose a Bean Bunny/Animal pairing? Think about this, friends.
But the Muppets need Bean because he's sickeningly cute. You pair Bean alongside Gonzo or Floyd or Pepe and you can easily show that the Muppets aren't just cute and sweet and nice. They're crazy and sarcastic and adult. It could really shape the Muppets in a different light for a lot of casual fans and viewers.
The Muppet Mindset by Ryan Dosier, email@example.com


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Celebrities and Their Babies Over the Weekend 2008-08-11 14:00:00
Monday Celebaby Roundup
Monday Celebaby Roundup
I was convinced that Gwen Stefani would give birth over the weekend. But the weekend has come and gone without an announcement from the Rossdale camp, and sweet lil Kingston seems to still be waiting patiently. Still, we keep a watchful eye on other Tinseltown bumps and tots as they grow before our eyes. Jen and Violet played the hip holster game along with Katie and Suri. Daddy Matthew McConaughey crushed some waves while his lovely lady and baby Levi watched from the shore. Check out my slideshow to see what other celebabies did this weekend. Source and Flynet


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How To Show Off Your Records With Style
It seems like Record Store Day 2013 is marked down on more than few calendars among vinyl loving types. With special vinyl releases set for April 20th, you'll discover new music and full album artwork that is often worth displaying. I've compiled some of my favorite solutions for displaying or storing your favorite records once you get back home with your pile of good sounds...
1. LP Record Rack ($80.00)
2. 2 Tone Record Frame ($34.80)
3. Rubbermaid Jumbo Incline File Sorter ($15.04)
4. Vinyl Record Display Mount ($17.00)
5. Rekordit Display/store LP's with an Ikea Expedit ($156.00)
I found Etsy to be a great starting point for LP storage ideas. The LP record rack and 2 tone record frame both add an artistic touch for storing or showing off a single album.
My personal favorite, the Rubbermaid clear file sorter was designed for sorting paper files, but the design is perfect for record collectors and allows storage of about 10-12 LPs while displaying the whole LP cover. If you just want to be able to display the current LP playing, then the simple wooden mounts will easily adhere to your wall.
Finally, for the large collector, the Rekordit system modifies your IKEA Expedit to allow LPs to act as hinged doors (heads up, it's 20% off today), granting you access to your LP storage.
These cool storage and display sollutions certainly sparked my imagination. What unique sollutions are you all using for displaying or storing vinyl records?
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Fix "The bookmarks and history system will not be functional" error message
Do you see this error message when you start Firefox?
That happens when the file (named places.sqlite) that stores your bookmarks and browsing history can't be accessed by Firefox. This article covers two possible solutions.
If you don't see the error above, then you should try one of these articles instead:
- Bookmarks and toolbar buttons not working after upgrading
- Recover lost or missing Bookmarks
- Can't add, change or save bookmarks - How to fix
- Navigation buttons like back, home, bookmarks and reload are missing
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Solution 1: Restart your computer
The most common causes of this error are another program using the file or a problem with the file that was caused when the computer was shut off unexpectedly (like a power failure). The good news is that most of the time, simply restarting your computer and then restarting Firefox is the fix for both problems.
Solution 2: Create a new places database
If restarting your computer doesn't take care of things, you can fix this by having Firefox create a new places database for you. Don't worry, it's not as hard as it sounds.
Part 1 – Open your profile folder
Click the menu button , click and select .From the The Troubleshooting Information tab will open. menu, choose .
Note: If you are unable to open or use Firefox, follow the instructions in Finding your profile without opening Firefox.
- Under the Application Basics section, click on A window will open that contains your profile folder.Your profile folder will open. .
Leave the Profile folder open – go on to Part 2.
Part 2 – Create the database
Click the menu button and then click ExitQuit .Wait until Firefox has completely quit.
Click the Firefox menu , then click .Click the Firefox menu at the top of the screen, then click .Click the Firefox menu , then click .
- In the Firefox profile folder, find and rename the places.sqlite file. Also rename the files places.sqlite-shm and places.sqlite-wal (if they exist).
- To rename a file, right-click on it and select Rename from the menuclick on it once to select it and then click a second time on the file name to make it editable. Then add .old to the end of its name.
- Finally, reopen Firefox.
- When Firefox reopens, it will create a new places database. Your browsing history will be lost but Firefox will automatically import your bookmarks from the most recent backup file.
- If your bookmarks weren't restored after creating a new places database, try the steps in the Recover lost or missing Bookmarks article.
Help! This didn't fix the problem.
This problem has symptoms that are similar to a number of other problems. Maybe one of these articles better describes your problem.


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Date: 07/01/2013
Writer: Angela Simental, 575-646-6861, email@example.com
New Mexico's drought has been devastating, especially for agriculture. For 10 years, the New Mexico State University Agricultural Science Center at Tucumcari has halted much of its research due to lack of a consistent supply of water for irrigation. In 2011 a contract was signed allowing the center to get back to investigation in irrigated agriculture.
Leonard Lauriault, the new superintendent at the science center, said that thanks to a 20-year contract with the city of Tucumcari, treated wastewater produced by the city is being pumped two miles to help irrigate the fields at the center. Pipeline construction was completed in late summer 2012.
"We are getting 300-acre feet of water per year from the city of Tucumcari," Lauriault said. "And, bringing the water to New Mexico State was the best and most beneficial use for it at the time the contract was signed."
Lauriault, who became the superintendent at the science center earlier this year after conducting forage crop research there for 16 years, will be able to restart the irrigated research program, including larger pasture trials and small research plots to evaluate forage production - one of the center's main research efforts. Projects also will be conducted by researchers from the university's Las Cruces campus.
Using wastewater brings a new spectrum of research since the water contains pharmaceuticals, salts and even nutrients for plant growth. Lauriault wants to explore the water's impact on the soil, environment and crops.
"We might learn that we have weeds that could be used as contraceptives, who knows," said Lauriault jokingly as he explained that treated municipal wastewater contains remnants of contraceptives, which may affect the weeds or crops.
Water is sprayed in three different fields through 18- and 30-acre sprinklers provided by the city in addition to a 35-acre pivot already in place. Everything must be carefully labeled because the water can contain E. coli. Among the many restrictions, the water cannot be applied through sprinklers within 100 feet of a dwelling and only to fields and other areas when no one is around.
"It cannot be applied to crops for human consumption, only for livestock feed and fiber crops," he said. "We need to evaluate safe application techniques for food crops."
Currently the project is in its trial phase, growing alfalfa, sorghum, soybeans, corn, including blue corn, tepary beans and cotton varieties to test the wastewater's effects, among other things.
Projects will be conducted annually using treated water, but it could take four or five years or more for studies to become conclusive. Many aspects need to be assessed such as the types of weeds that will grow in treated wastewater, the types of crops and how the water will impact the soil and the environment. Will it infiltrate the soil? Or, where will the elements in the water go?
Many cities use a "cleaner" version of treated wastewater to irrigate lawns, gardens and parks. In a state where water is a luxury, new methods of farming and irrigation must be tested, Lauriault said.
"Potable water can now be conserved for drinking, bathing or cooking rather than to be used for irrigation," Lauriault said.
Also, with dependable irrigation, the Eastern New Mexico Outdoor Arboretum, which is located at the science center and showcases trees and shrubs from the area, will be able to maintain its 100 species. It has lost trees that were more than 80 years old - almost as old as the center itself at 102 years old.
"With the drought everything has been interrupted," Lauriault said. "We can see from our weather data a trend of less precipitation over years, increased temperatures and higher wind. I believe it's a cycle. I heard someone say that we will be in the current cycle for 10 or 15 more years. That's a long time. Even when that cycle breaks we are on surface irrigation systems here. If it rains in northern New Mexico and fills up lakes then our local producers will be back to business. Because we're able to continue our irrigated research program, we should have valuable information for them when that happens."
The project with the city of Tucumcari will also help with the expansion of faculty at the center. Whereas other science centers have four or five faculty, in Tucumcari there is only one, Lauriault, who is now responsible for all the administrative aspects as well as research. Over the course of five years, the center might add new faculty. Lauriault anticipates that the first faculty member will be hired within a year.
"Our first priority, as defined by our Advisory Committee, will probably be someone to work on dry land fertility, tillage and other issues for water conservation," Lauriault said.
"We have a very wide horizon of what we can do here now," he said. "We will have to learn what the opportunities are as we go."
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Long Beach resident Christopher Koehle, one of five firefighters laid off by the city earlier this year due to budget cuts, received the news that he was going to be rehired by the Fire Department last Friday, after Sen. Charles Schumer announced that he secured a $910,530 grant for the department.
"I was very excited and very happy," said Koehle, 24. "It was a sense of relief — we knew that we were in a waiting game, and now it's over and it's time to go back to work."
Standing alongside firefighters and city officials, Schumer held a press conference in Long Beach last Saturday where he announced the grant, saying that it is aimed at bolstering "the nation's ability to respond to fire and fire-related hazards and improve the nation's overall level of preparedness."
The award is provided by the federal Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response (SAFER) program and administered by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. In a statement, Schumer said that the funding will allow the Fire Department, which played a pivotal role in the city's response to Hurricane Sandy, to rehire the five firefighters who were laid off in July.
"With these funds, Long Beach residents can rest easy knowing even more firefighters stand at the ready to protect their community," Schumer said in a statement. "This department showed tremendous bravery during the superstorm, and the community should feel even more secure now that it will grow by five members."
"This a major step forward — Long Beach is now in a state of recovery, both physically and financially," added City Manager Jack Schnirman. "This grant is a model of everyone coming together in a time of crisis – the city administration, Fire Department, and our federal partners — all to serve the larger missions of ensuring public safety, storm recovery, and financial recovery."
Koehle, who is currently attending LaGuardia Community College to receive paramedic certification, said that the department applied for the grant in August, shortly after the layoffs.


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Amy's Penne with Shrimp and Goat Cheese Quick Weeknight Meals Recipe Contest 2009
Recipe: Penne with Shrimp and Goat Cheese
How long does it take? 45 minutes (including 20 minutes to peel and devein the shrimp)
Category: Omnivore
Name: Amy
Why is it a favorite meal? I love it because it is so light and fresh. My kids will also eat it, and yet it is nice enough to serve for guests.
Penne with Shrimp and Goat Cheese
Makes 5 2-cup servings.
1 pound raw shrimp (medium or small; frozen is fine)
1 box (14.5-16 ounces) multi-grain penne (such as Barilla Plus)
2 cups sugar snap peas (fresh or frozen)
1 red pepper, julienned
1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil
1 1/2 tablespoons fresh basil, cut into thin strips
salt and pepper to taste
4 ounces goat cheese
1. Peel and devein thawed shrimp if desired.
2. Cook pasta according to package directions. When pasta is nearly al dente, add shrimp and cook until pink (generally less than 3 minutes for medium or small shrimp). Drain pasta and shrimp; return to pot.
3. While pasta is cooking, steam the sugar snap peas until crisp-tender and julienne the red pepper. If the pepper is large, cut the strips in half or thirds. Also prepare the fresh basil.
4. Add olive oil and basil to the pasta and shrimp mixture. Stir to coat. Add peas, red pepper and salt and pepper; stir until mixed.
5. Divide goat cheese into 5 portions and serve atop pasta. Enjoy with a crusty baguette.
Thanks Amy, and good luck! Readers, give Amy a thumbs up if you like this recipe!
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