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The Flyers got on the board first when
sniper dangler legend Zac Rinaldo (Couturier, Grossmann) chipped the puck into the corner to Evgeni Nabokov's right, retrieved it and floated a bad angle, goal line shot for a very soft goal.
From there, the Islanders could do no right.
Scoring chances became scarce (despite a heavy shot disparity in the Isles favor...most were non-threatening) and the Flyers dictated the pace the rest of the way until late in the third.
Claude Giroux (Jagr, Hartnell) would extend the Flyers lead off of some great work by crafty old veteran Jaromir Jagr who outmuscled Mark Streit in the left corner and found Giroux very lonely in the slot. Dylan Reese seemed to be caught in no-man's land on the play, but the key was Jagr winning the puck battle.
Matt Martin did what he could to spark the team hitting everyone in sight and gaining a pretty nice decision on Wayne Simmonds in an early second period fight after Simonds took exception to a hit on a teammate. Hockeyfights.com hasn't updated in a few days, but here is the link to the fight log for when it does. Unfortunately, the spark didn't take.
Scott Hartnell (Timonen, Giroux) gave the Flyers the usually worst/unsafe lead in hockey (3-0) at 7:02 of the second after Andrew MacDonald got caught pinching. Giroux poked the puck up to Amac's vacated area and Hartnell was able to elude Travis Hamonic rushing over to cover and beat Nabokov with high glove wrist shot.
The Islanders would go on to squander late period back to back power plays and take the deficit late into the third. At 13:30, Frans Nielsen won an offensive zone faceoff back to Reeese who crossed to Streit. Streit fired wide of the net, but Michael Grabner was able to get some
wood graphite on it and poke it past Bryzgalov ending his shutout streak at 249:43 or, 69:43 minutes longer than all Islanders goaltenders combined on the season. (Look at these last 6 games)
The Islanders struck again quickly (at 14:05) when John Tavares (Streit) stood his ground at the top of the crease to bang home a wonderful Mark Streit effort. Streit got the puck at the point, put a spin move on a defender and came down the boards to Bryzgalov's left. He faked inside and toe dragged around a second, then bull rushed toward the net, pulled up, drew the defense, took a hit, and dished a perfect pass. A truly beautiful play on a night full of ugly.
The Isles continued to rally, but it was too little, too late. This is a season of can't get it right. Can't hold a lead, can't completely come back from a deficit. Goaltending good, offense dead, defense great, goaltending bad, or any combination of good/bad by one position or another. You name it, the bad has won out. The shame of it is that in those two minutes tonight, they were fun, exciting, and gave you hope...they just can't keep it going for long enough stretches yet. Let's hope they can develop that.
- According to the broadcast, JT91 was on the ice for the entire last 2:18 of the third tonight. I can appreciate the competitive nature of the kid, really I can, but let's not get him hurt here. Isn't that why Jack called a timeout against the Red Wings? The playoff dream is pretty well over, don't risk injury to ruin draft status.
- Bright note on JT, he has a four game point streak and cracked 70 points on the season. The last Islander to do so was Alexei Yashin in 2001-2002.
- Strange report; some on twitter have noted that JT91 took the clipboard from the coaches on the bench and diagrammed the last second faceoff set play during the Islanders timeout. I'm not sure if that's a sign of hockey smarts and leadership by the kid, or an indictment of the coaching staff.
- Curmudgeon referee Stephane Auger took an errant Andrew MacDonald stick to the face which bloodied him and sent him off for repairs, but he would return to the game later.
- Capuano face tells you just about all you need to know about tonight's game.
- It's beginning to look a lot like draft-mas. (If you say that like the Christmas carol, it helps.)

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In October, while Three Mile Harbor was being dredged by a Suffolk County contractor, Steve Brennan and Chris Martin were using side-scanning radar to follow the course of the dredging work. Side-scanning radar allows one to look sideways along the bottom of a water body and see objects that rise off the bottom such as old wrecks, sunken 55-gallon drums, and other debris. What Brennan and Martin found among other things was a very large boulder in the channel, mostly submerged but sticking up out of the bottom.
The boulder turned out to be one of those subsurface glacial erratics carried here from the north country some 25,000 years ago or earlier. As the glacier melted away it dropped all sorts of earthen debris including sands, pebbles, stones, and several large boulders, almost all of which were ground smooth by abrasive actions taking place during their transport here and subsequent erosion by wind and water when left behind. Locals have a name for these large relics of the ice age that are roundish, at least not jagged like quarry rock. They're called "potato" rocks by virtue of their smoothed shapes and predominantly tannish color, the color of sandstone from which they were derived.
Around 1991 when a Suffolk County Water Authority contractor was directionally drilling under Lake Montauk's outlet to Block Island Sound during the installation of a water main from the west side to the Gin Beach side of the inlet, the driller hit a big boulder some 15 to 20 feet below the inlet bottom and so had to start over from the beginning.
The situation of these foreign stones beneath the surface of water bodies is of interest. Certainly, glacial erratics are not uncommon around harbors and embayments. Just take a look at Sag Harbor east of the Route 114 bridge on an ebb tide and you will see dozens of them along the shore and out in the water.
The edges of Lake Montauk have a few, Accabonac Harbor sports several, and Three Mile Harbor has its share of them, too. One of the larger ones sticking out of the water along the west side of Accabonac Harbor was used by ospreys to build a nest several years back. When the osprey population was booming during the 1940s and 1950s before special breeding platforms were erected for them, ospreys frequently built nests on the glacial erratics rising out of the water along the shores of Robins and Gardiner's Islands.
Both the South Fork and North Fork are boulder strewn, but only wherever the glaciers came to sit. Walk along the ocean bluffs of Montauk and you will find a load of them, some inbedded in the face of the bluffs, some dropped down to the shore after washing out of the bluffs, some out in the water, indicating that the bluffs were once much farther seaward than they are now. They were all left by the ice sheet, which traveled the farthest south during the last ice age and deposited the "terminal" moraine, or Ronkonkoma moraine. The Long Island Sound cliffs edging the North Fork tell a similar story. Their boulders and the ones sitting out in the sound are part of the leavings of a second glacial advance, the one that deposited the Harbor Hill moraine, which runs all the way west to northern Nassau County.
Where these massive stones sit on fastland, say in the Northwest area of East Hampton Town, or along the moraine separating Noyac from Bridgehampton in Southampton Town, they have been further weathered and have been subject to freeze-thaw actions during cold winters. Many of them have fissures in which water accumulates and freezes. The power of expanding ice is enough to actually split these boulders and there are several called "split rocks," such as the famous one in Hither Woods or one that sits in the center of Stephen Talkhouse Park in Springs where Gerard Drive and Springs Fireplace Road meet. Many of them have human names such as Joshua's Rock off Bull Path in Northwest and Lionhead Rock in Gardiner's Bay, named after Lion Gardiner, some say. Perhaps the largest of them is the anonymous one perched high on a hill in Noyac west of Stony Hill Road. The part that is showing above the surface of the ground is more than 15 feet high and 30 feet across. It's the closest thing to Tyrannosaurus rex on Long Island.
In some places these glacial erratics occur one right after another in what are called boulder trains. In other spots they are solitary, sometimes appearing like brooding earth gods bearded with an array of grays, greens, and yellows, from lichens that festoon them. Lichens are mutualistic duets consisting of a fungus and an alga. The alga seeks cover in the lichen and manufactures food by means of photosynthesis, the lichen feeds on some of it.
The age of these lichens on eastern Long Island glacial erratics is not known precisely, but where rock lichens have been studied in detail in other parts of the world some of them are said to be thousands of years old. Some of ours are probably a few thousand years old, as well. Unfortunately, however, glacial erratics are not protected by any kind of local or state statutes. If they are on one's property they can be moved, decorated, broken up, or otherwise desecrated. You will ride along, say, on Brick Kiln Road in Bridgehampton and see one that's been painted or fixed with a house address.
On the other hand they must have a special appeal for most property owners because the majority of them have been left in situ where they came to rest thousands of years ago. They dot the landscape the way large trees do and during the winter when the trees are mostly leafless they stand out like old men on the mountain.
Although their roots are Canadian and New England, they are now an important part of our heritage and the largest ones will be here long after we perish, hopefully, with their complementary colorful lichens but no chips of paint.
If you want native rock, you'll have to drill 1,000 feet down or travel to Queens and Manhattan.


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Two candidates for N.C. House District 117 and three GOP candidates for sheriff squared off Wednesday at a League of Women Voters forum in the City Operations Center, the first such event of the political primary season.
Two candidates for N.C. House District 117 and three GOP candidates for sheriff squared off Wednesday at a League of Women Voters forum in the City Operations Center, the first such event of the political primary season.
Questions about school resource officers dominated those asked of Henderson County Sheriff Charlie McDonald and his two challengers, Fletcher Police Chief Erik Summey and State Trooper Michael Brown.
Brown and Summey have made SROs a key part of their campaign platforms, pledging to put more armed officers in all the county's middle schools and elementary schools.
"When you turn on the news, what do you see?" Brown asked. "School shootings and school shootings. We're not immune here, so we need to protect against that. I want to protect the educators and children so they'll have a safe environment to learn in. And we're just, quite frankly, not prepared for that."
McDonald said SROs are currently in all the high schools and most of the middle schools, with ongoing budget requests for two more.
"But I'm certainly interested in talking with Mr. Brown about how we can hire a lot more officers without costing the taxpayers any money," he said. "I'm all about that."
Summey agreed that SROs do cost money, but added there are federal matching grants available. He said an adjacent county used U.S. Department of Justice grant funds to hire seven SROs after the Sandy Hook, Mass. incident.
"It's not free money," he said. "It's a 75-25 match and eventually the county has to absorb the cost, but my proposal is to sit down with the school board and commissioners and let's get a plan – short-term and long-term – to get school resource officers in the schools."
Asked by moderator Judy Katz if SROs are "the ultimate in keeping the schools secure," McDonald replied, "I think it's effective, but I don't think it's the only thing."
Law enforcement alone can't solve all of society's ills and security issues, he said; parents and educators play a role, too.
McDonald said local school officials have been "real happy" with his Adopt-a-School program "that we utilize to cover the shortfalls that we have personnel-wise." In the last three years, he said, the program has increased school contacts by officers from 98 percent the first year to 252 percent this year.
Summey agreed that school safety has to be a partnership between law enforcement, parents and school faculty. Just like parenting, he said, "taking care of children begins at home." But if elected, he pledged to work with the school board and county commissioners to place SROs in elementary schools and bump staffing at others.
"There's no question that an armed deputy is a deterrent to an active shooter," Brown said. "Most shootings that you've seen, they did not have an SRO in place."
Brown said the General Assembly amended state law last year to allow sheriffs to establish a volunteer force of SROs using those with two years of military or prior law enforcement experience, at minimal cost to taxpayers. The only cost to counties is putting them through a firearms proficiency test, he said.
Rep. Chuck McGrady and his Republican primary opponent, Ronnie Edwards, agreed on the majority of issues they were questioned about, from nonpartisan redistricting and voter IDs to higher teacher pay and legislative term limits. They supported them all.
But the two candidates split ways most decisively on Opportunity Scholarships – a pilot program that would provide low-income kids with $4,200 each to use for private school tuition – and a conceptual vehicle mileage tax.
Asked how he can support school choice without supporting vouchers, McGrady responded that he voted for the Opportunity Scholarships that some call vouchers.
"And I believe it's a good bill that provides parents one set of choices and I'm committed to parental choice," he said.
Edwards said he doesn't support vouchers because they hurt high-performing public systems like Henderson County's by pulling away resources and giving them to private schools that don't have to meet the same standards.
McGrady said the state is technologically "years away" from implementing a vehicle mileage tax, but said the state has studied the idea as a replacement to its gas tax. That revenue isn't covering the costs of bridges and roads like it once did, he said, so something has to make up the difference.
Edwards said he thinks a mileage tax would be unfair to lower-income and middle-class people because it's double taxation - "you're paying a tax on your gas and then you're going to pay a tax to drive back and forth to work." It also penalizes those who invest in energy-efficient vehicles like hybrids, he said.
The forum was the first of several local political roundtables being separately sponsored by the League of Women Voters, a nonpartisan political activist organization, and the Henderson County Republican Party and its Men's and Women's clubs.
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I'm new in java so i really don't now what to do in this problem..my teacher wants me do a program for this problem ...anyone help me with this.
A sequence of integers is an "integer chain with rings of r" if the difference between each consecutive number is at most r.
Write a program that tests if a sequence of integers is an integer chain.
The program prompts the user to enter the number of integers (between 2 and 20) and the desired ring width 'r'.
It will output whether the sequence is a chain or where the chain is broken
Sample run 1:
Enter sequence length and ring width: 6 3
Enter 6 integers: 7 10 8 9 12 12
This is an integer chain of length 6 with rings of 3


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2007-12-26 / Events & Calendar
Nassau County Police conducting blood drive and National Bone Marrow Registry
Nassau County Police Commissioner Lawrence W. Mulvey is asking residents to give back this holiday season by donating blood at the Nassau County Police Academy Blood Drive. The blood drive is being held in conjunction with Long Island Blood Services on Fri., Dec. 28, 4 to 8 p.m. at the Police Academy, 200 Second Ave., Massapequa Park.
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Come Party With Me: Snow Picnic — Invites
Come Party With Me: Snow Picnic — Invites
This weekend I'm off to my vacation house in the Sierra Nevada mountains with a group of friends . It's my best friend Emily's birthday and to celebrate we are going on a snow picnic! I'll prepare the event all week, so feel free to adapt my party plan to help you plan your own snowy soirée. To get things started we'll need to send invitations. You can download, print, and fill out our winter picnic invites or make a pretty little card like I did here. To see how I made it,
To make an invite similar to the one seen here, you will need the following supplies:
- transparent paper
- colored cardstock
- scissors
- ribbon
- single hole punch
- image of snowflakes
- computer and printer
To assemble the invite:
- Start by creating a new Word document. Write out the information concerning the event. I used Bodoni SvtyTwo ITC TT-BookItalic size 14 to write the following:
It's Emily's Birthday!
To celebrate we are going on a snow picnic.
Please join us for icy cocktails and a soothing lunch.
Snowball fight to follow.
Saturday, January 19, 2008
2:00 in the Afternoon
PartySugar's Vacation House, Arnold, CA
Rsvp 415.555.5555
Chic wintry attire requested.
Print out a test copy of the text and check for spelling and grammatical errors. Once satisfied with the details, print out on the cardstock. Set aside.
- Print out the image of the snowflakes on the transparent paper.
- Cut the snowflake down to size.
- Place the transparent snowflakes on top of the text. Align to cover the center of the text.
- Trace the outline of the transparent paper onto the cardstock with a pencil.
- Cut down to size, just inside the traced lines.
- Punch two holes near each other in the top right hand corner of the invite.
- Slide the ribbon through and tie a little bow.
- Slide into an envelope and send.


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Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State womens golf team fired a first-round 321 and stands in 11th place at the Bradford Creek Spring Invitational. The event features 21 collegiate teams and is being held at the Bradford Creek Golf Club in Greenville, N.C.
ETSU senior Mimmie Dymling is tied for ninth after shooting a first-round 78. Freshman Kristen Fletcher is tied for 20th after carding a 78 in the opening round. Also competing for the Bucs are: junior Catalina Zuluaga (T-62nd/83); freshman Lauren Rice (T-70th/84) and freshman Amanda Ovington (T-78th/85).
Colorado State University leads the Invitational after shooting a first round 301. UNC Greensboro is second,eight shots behind the leader. The Rams Maymi Motoyama and the Spartans Zuzanna Kamasova are tied for the individual lead after shooting a 1-over par, 73.
The second round of the 2001 Bradford Creek Spring Invitational will be played tomorrow with the final round being played on Tuesday, March 6.


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Generates rake tasks for backing up and restoring your database and public folder (which should also contain any uploaded assets) to and from an existing bucket in your Amazon S3 account. The rake tasks compresses and uploads each backup with a time stamp and the config file allows you to set how many of each backup to keep. This gem is based on (http://www.magnionlabs.com/2009/7/7/db-backups).


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text: Korean Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Canada Ball Hockey Korea (CBHK) Spring 2014 Season Speak Korean Now! Korean Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Canada Ball Hockey Korea (CBHK) Spring 2014 Season Goto page 1, 2, 3 Next Korean Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Discussion Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Mon Jan 31, 2011 7:25 am Post subject: Canada Ball Hockey Korea (CBHK) Spring 2014 Season BALL HOCKEY MANIACS, LEND ME YOUR EARS... Canada Ball Hockey Korea (CBHK) is once again recruiting a few good men and women for our 12th season of play, which will begin this March. Old and new players alike are welcome to start registering at www.cbhk.org now. The league is limited to the first 130 people to have registered and paid. If you register and complete your payment after the league fills up you will be put on a waiting list. Don't let this happen to you! WHEN: The 2014 Spring League will open up with two MANDATORY rookie camps (for those who have NEVER played with us in the past) on Sunday, February 23rd (1PM - 3PM) and on Saturday, March 1st (12PM - 2PM). Official league games and playoffs will begin on Sunday, March 2nd, and continue through to Saturday, June 14th. Game times will either be from 10:00-12:00, 12:00 - 14:00, 14:00 - 16:00, 16:00 - 18:00 or 18:00 - 20:00 every Sunday, except for Saturday, May 31st for the bottom four teams in the standings and Saturday, June 14th, which will be the day of the Finals. LOCATION OF THE RINK: Sports Complex, Seoul. (Central and very convenient to get too.). DIRECTIONS TO THE RINK: A map with full directions to the rink are provided on the website. LOCATION OF HOCKEY/OTHER SUPPLIES SHOPS: They can be found on our website. CLOTHING NEEDED: Team Shirt (provided) and then whatever other exercise gear you feel comfortable in and running shoes. Nothing more. We RUN. GEAR NEEDED: You will need at least a hockey stick. Other gear is up to you. TEAMS, SPONSORS AND CAPTAINS: Names of teams, sponsors and captains vary from season to season. Please refer to our website. REGISTRATION FACTS: (What You Get) 1. Eligibility for the Spring, 2014 Entry Draft which will take place on March 1st, 2014. Each player will be drafted on to one of 10 teams and be provided beer at the draft party. 2. Team Shirt. 3. Five months (up to 15 weeks of ball hockey INSANITY from March to June). 4. Weekly stats of all players (Goals, Assists, Points) and goalies (GAA, Wins, SO) displayed on our website. 5. Use of a communal stick when you first come out, full goalie equipment (if you are a goalie) and world class rink facilities (boards/ official size nets/faceoff circles located on the site of the 1988 Olympic Games). 6. Discounted prices from our league sponsors. Please refer to the website for updates on this year's sponsors. 7. Bragging rights, if you outperform your mates. 8. A forum to build solid relationships, friendships and networking via league members and our website. 9. Being part of one of the largest expat groups in all of Korea. 10. Being part of the largest Ball Hockey Organization in all of Asia. 11. The chance to win the CBHK CUP!!! 12. The League Banquet (Award Ceremony, Buffet, Beer and Hard Liquor) will be held on Saturday, June 14th following the Championship Games. 13. 170,000 won worth of dead weight removed from your wallet and invested into something that will DRASTICALLY improve your quality of life in Korea, socially, emotionally and physically. Register at the league's website -www.cbhk.org ASAP to reserve your spot for this season. All league payments must be received by February 28th (NO EXCEPTIONS). Payments can be made to: Name: Robert Gibson KEB Account #: 620-204950-746. After transferring the money, please let him know so he can confirm receiving your payment. Text him at 010-9028-3469 or email him at [email protected] League numbers are limited to the first 130 people to register and pay. For further information please refer to our website, email us at [email protected] or call Rob Gibson at the above number. Once that's done your world just got a whole lot better. Don't miss out on this opportunity and be ready to play some ball hockey this spring. We guarantee that it will be one of the best things you will ever do during your stay in Korea. Check out the publicity we have received locally and internationally, which includes player testimonials regarding the league and for additional information about us as well. This is who we are. ARTICLES: 1. Hockey For Expats Goes Beyond The Ice http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=001&oid=044&aid=0000078160& 2. Big Rock Teams http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=001&oid=044&aid=0000078159& 3. Sticks Clash In Seoul Season Finale http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=001&oid=044&aid=0000079202& 4. Hockey Holds Preseason Draft http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=001&oid=044&aid=0000080436& 5. Ball Hockey Season Set to Commence http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/special/2010/05/177_50693.html 6. Hockey Season Starts Sunday http://news.naver.com/main/read.nhn?mode=LSD&mid=sec&sid1=001&oid=044&aid=0000084966 7. New Ball Hockey Season Starts http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/special/2010/02/177_39273.html 8. Hockey League Oasis in Korea Is Platform for All http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/special/2009/12/177_57307.html 9. Hockey League Hits Its Stride http://www.koreaherald.com/lifestyle/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20100226000062 10. Where Canadians Go, So To Does Hockey http://www.koreaherald.com/lifestyle/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20100607001779 11. Still Got Game - Age Doesn't Stop Player From Giving His All In Hockey by league member Jon Rabiroff http://www.stripes.com/military-life/still-got-game-1.102455 12. Canada Ball Hockey League Set To Start Fall Season http://www.koreaherald.com/lifestyle/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20100817000568 13. Ball hockey Cup Brings Korean, Hong Kong Expatriates Together http://www.koreaherald.com/lifestyle/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20101012000602 14. Canada hockey league gets ball rolling for spring season http://www.koreaherald.com/lifestyle/Detail.jsp?newsMLId=20120207000795 15. Canadian Stories - Embassy of Canada Newsletter http://www.myzenic.com/html/canada/201001/newsletter_eng.html 16. Hockey Community Grows in Seoul http://nwww.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20130108000658 17. Ball Hockey In Korea Gears Up For Season 10 http://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/news/nation/2013/01/177_128505.html We have also been featured in the following publications: 1. Eloquence Magazine 2. Groove Magazine (in print and online at www.groovekorea.com ( ball hockey links can be found at http://groovekorea.com/search/node/ball%20hockey ) 3. 10 Magazine 4. KBS Radio 5. TBS Radio VIDEOS: (Numerous clips of league members and play can be found online) 1. www.youtube.com Type " CBHK " into the search box. 2. www.cbhk.org – Go to forum/general discussion and then type "video" into the search box. 3. www.facebook.com – CBHK – Canada Ball Hockey Korea (photos and videos) WEBSITE: 1.www.cbhk.org AWESOME AWESOME POWER!!!! GAME ON!!!!Last edited by CP on Mon Feb 03, 2014 7:27 pm; edited 37 times in total Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 5:47 am Post subject: just a bump bump Back to top blakelyJoined: 17 Sep 2010 Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 9:47 pm Post subject: this is a really cool, league..i'd highly recommend it to anyone looking to meet more people or just for exercise. You don't need to be good, tons of beginners. Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Mon Feb 14, 2011 7:24 am Post subject: needs to be bumped bumped Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 7:33 am Post subject: Time is ticking.... Get your spot soon. Less than 2 weeks to go... Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:08 am Post subject: Bump League is filling up fast. Don't lose your spot. Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 7:59 am Post subject: hurry to get in... Not much time left.... Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 8:33 am Post subject: OK Final week to get in. Don't miss out. If you do you miss out you will regret it later. Back to top OThePestOJoined: 18 Sep 2010 Posted: Tue Mar 01, 2011 5:00 pm Post subject: Hi, Are there any leagues in Daegu and could you point me in the right direction for such a league. Thanks! Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Thu Mar 03, 2011 6:25 am Post subject: Daegu league Hi, As our group is not in Daegu I don't know the current status of their group. There is a league from time to time and they do have access to a ball hockey rink. What's happening now - I couldn't tell you. Sorry. Try the email address below or check with their group on facebook - Daegu Ball Hockey Association. [email protected] Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2011 9:04 am Post subject: Updated Registration for this spring is now closed. The league reached it's limit of 120 members. If you are interested please feel free to register on the website at anytime and get ready for the winter season next September. Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 4:11 pm Post subject: Updated Updated for the 2012 Spring Season....... Back to top jmadtownwebJoined: 13 Dec 2011Location: Wisconsin Posted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 8:55 pm Post subject: You still doin the smaller Saturday league as well? Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2012 4:22 am Post subject: Saturday League Saturday league is still in the planning stages from my understanding. Your best bet for actual information on it is to email [email protected] as I am not in the country now to give details on it. Back to top CPJoined: 18 Jan 2007 Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2012 11:52 pm Post subject: Bump Bump!!!! 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Hey everyone. Happy Thanksgiving.
Just wanted to pop in for the first time in many months and say hello and Happy Thanksgiving.
Haven't been active here since I hardly game anymore, and when I do it is pretty much only Overwatch which never seemed to get much activity on the PS4 for this group.
Life is pretty good. Still working full-time as a paralegal and part-time at Orlando Brewing setting up weekly special releases. Haven't homebrewed anything in about a year since no time and don't want to brew again until I can afford a kegging setup.
The boys are doing well. The wife is working and in school for her advanced degree. She still has back issues from the car accident and we are currently involved in a lawsuit against the driver who hit her. Hoping that is resolved some time next year.
Did get a Switch with Zelda, Mario, and Mario Kart - all great. Just hardly get time to play it, and like I said, I am still somewhat addicted to Overwatch which takes most of my limited game time.
Hope everyone is doing well. Glad to see this place is still active, and cool to see so many new names from the last time I was here.
I may not be around, but I will always be an MP4Life.
Take care, all.
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A Day To Remember (Part 3)
By SKSN Jeremy Henthorne
This is the final in a three part series from SN Henthorne detailing his experiences during the Somali rescue operation last June.
So many emotions were being displayed; so many more being bottled inside by everyone on the ship. On the forecastle alone people were just in a daze about what they had just witnessed. Everyone was so passionate about wanting to help these people that it didn't matter what time it was - if they had eaten, if they had to be up for the early watches - none of that mattered. Everyone on the ship worked towards the goal of helping get these people back to healthy. But there was another emotion going through everyone's mind at this time. What were these people fleeing from back where they came from? What is going to happen when we turn them over to the Somali Coast Guard? Caught between moral emotions and the legal binds that are in place, this was a very sad night for most. Though torn apart by this, everyone knew that it was not in our hands; there was simply nothing we could do about the fact that we have to bring them back to Somalia.
The time came when I was too exhausted to be of further assistance so I asked one last time if anyone needed anything. They all were getting ready to let the next watch come on to keep on eye on each of the patients and administer any medical help needed throughout the night. In the morning we heard the boats being lowered into the water as they took each of the sick men, now doing much better from when they originally came to us the previous afternoon, back to the disabled boat.
As we left the boat and all the people in it with the Somali Coast Guard, many people were in a haze as to the events that happened the night before. Did this really happen? Did we really just help a stranded ship? all these questions floated in the minds of the sailors onboard Russell. Many tried to forget what they saw, smelt, and heard on the boat; others sat quietly reflecting about the events. The one thing that everyone was thinking about was how we came together and worked as a team to do everything in our power to help these people. It took the whole crew being selfless for a day, putting holiday routine in the back of their minds and focusing on doing what needed to be done.
I can say that I am proud to serve with the men and women of the USS Russell. What I saw that day was a sight that will never be forgotten. From manning extra watches for lookout, to getting food and water ready, to pulling the sick aboard, to the boarding team bringing the supplies to the boat and trying to calm down the stranded passengers - everyone contributed to the success of the event.
When I look back on that day and think about what I saw and what I did and what I saw others do, it makes me feel proud to be a part of this organization. And when I think of the seventy men, women, and children of that boat, I thank God for everything that I have, to be a citizen of a country that isn't so bad that people flee and risk their lives to try to find a better life. It reminds me that even on my worst day out here, it could be a whole lot worse. I am thankful that I was given the opportunity to help someone in need and I know that many others on this ship feel the same way. It was an eye opening experience and I think it is one that many will take with them the rest of their life.
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It is the fake diploma that is given to a student that does not yet know if they will receive a real diploma or not. In other words if you go to graduation and don't know if you have your diploma yet, and get the case but don't get the diploma, you have received your failploma.
As gorge walked across the stage, he was not sure if he would get his diploma or a failploma.
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Nick Knight in 'Moving the Still: A Festival of GIFs'
While the GIF file format is twenty-five years old this year, it has recently gained considerable traction in the digital sphere. It is a format frequently utilised by SHOWstudio to animate our website or Tumblr pages, as well as often appearing in the wider practice of Nick Knight and other established artists. Most notably, Knight creating a heart breaking ode to Lee McQueen using the format, pictured above.
In his second recent collaboration with Paddle8, Knight will exhibit this piece as part of an online editorial project which features a curated selection of GIFs created by invited artists. The piece will feature alongside work by Adam Dugas, Casey Spooner, Spencer Sweeney, Jim Drain, Naomi Fisher and Nicolas Fernandez, among many others, together with a range of contextual materials on the history of the GIF itself.
In celebration of the project, Paddle8 and Tumblr are also hosting an online call for submissions of GIFs from Tumblr's vast, international blogger community -- culminating in a physical exhibition of selected GIFs on view during Art Basel Miami Beach in December. So, if you think your creations can compete with the best, submit your GIF via Tumblr from 17th October through 7th November 2012.


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Dear Prime Minister,
We are writing to urge you to stand up for justice in Sri Lanka, and act to end the climate of impunity perpetuated by its government.
Since 2009, the Government of Sri Lanka has refused to meaningfully investigate allegations of serious rights abuses from war crimes committed by armed forces and the LTTE in 2009, to torture, illegal arrests, and killings by security forces that are carried out even today. The UN Human Rights Office recently said that the Government of Sri Lanka may be unwilling to do what it takes to secure justice and reconciliation.
Faced with criticism, the Government of Sri Lanka has lashed out against those who demand accountability at home, and made empty promises about protecting the rule of law internationally.
It is time to hold the Rajapaksa government accountable.
In March, Sri Lanka will face questions at the UN Human Rights Council about its progress on improving its human rights record and addressing allegations of crimes under international law.
As a country with close ties to Sri Lanka, India is
in a unique position to influence Sri Lanka to respect and protect the
rights of its citizens. We ask you to use this opportunity wisely.
Specifically, we recommend that the Government of India:
Call for a UN-led mechanism to monitor the current human rights situation in Sri Lanka;
Urge the Government of Sri Lanka to repeal the Prevention of Terrorism Act, and stop attacks and intimidation against its critics.
India owes a duty to the people of Sri Lanka. We urge you to not let them down.
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There is an urgent need for an independent and credible international investigation into alleged violations of international law in Sri Lanka.


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Okay, so more information is coming in about the extent of the damage to the backcountry, and all but one of the state's campgrounds in the Adirondacks are operational just in time for the long Labor Day weekend. That campground is the Little Sand Point Campground in Piseco — Looks like the rest are open for business. In the meantime, DEC has closed trails in the entire eastern zone of the High Peaks Wilderness, Giant Mountain Wilderness and Dix Mountain Wilderness areas and they are warning hikers that they'll be ticketed and fined if they disobey the closure. The area is a mess and the last thing DEC needs is to have to rescue lost or stranded hikers as a result of the damage.
Here is today's update from Region 5 spokesman David Winchell:AREA CLOSURES: The EASTERN ZONE of the HIGH PEAKS WILDERNESS, GIANT MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS and DIX MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS are closed through Labor Day Weekend and beyond due to dangerous conditions and extensive damage to trails and interior infrastructure. DEC intends to fully enforce this closure. Over the next several weeks DEC will be evaluating the conditions of all trails in the closed areas, prioritize work to rehabilitate trails and determine what trails may be reopened for public use.
There are too numerous to count new landslides on the mountains in these areas including slides on Mt. Colden, Trap Dike, Wright Peak, Skylight, Basin, Armstrong, Upper and Lower Wolf Jaws, Dix, Macomb, Giant and Cascade Mountains and many existing slides widened and/or lengthened. The threat of additional slides exists on these and other mountains which creates a very dangerous situation. Other damage in these areas includes trails buried by landslides; heavily eroded trails (1-3 feet deep in some places); numerous washed away or damaged footbridges, bog bridging and ladders; blowdown and flooding.
TRAIL ADVISORIES: Hurricane Irene has created dangerous conditions across most of the Eastern Adirondacks including flooding, bridge wash outs, trail wash outs and blow down of trees and other debris. Back country travel is difficult, if not impossible, throughout much of the backcountry of the Eastern Adirondacks. Hikers and campers should expect to encounter flooding, bridge wash outs, trail wash outs and blowdown when entering the backcountry. Plan accordingly and be prepared to turn back when conditions warrant.
The Central and Western Adirondacks had minimal impacts, check the DEC Trail Information web pages (www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/7865.html) for details, including information on areas in the Northern and Western Adirondacks that were not heavily impacted and a list of alternate places to hike and camp.
ROAD INFORMATION: State Route 73 is open between Lake Placid and Keene Valley. Route 73 may be accessed by taking Route 9N North from Elizabethtown. Many businesses are open in Keene Valley, Keene and Lake Placid.
CAMPGROUND CLOSURES: Only the Little Sand Point Campground is closed at this time.
Visit the Adirondack Trail Information web page for current weather forecasts, regulations, safety tips, trail conditions, and more: www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/7865.html


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Huebner Exhibition Continues• October 19, 2010 Share:
The Art Department is pleased to showcase the work of Professor of Art Greg Huebner, whose work from his recent sabbatical, is exhibited now through the end of November.
Huebner has spent the past year painting creating a substantial body of work while musing upon the transitions that occur over the duration of one's life," Gallery Director Michael Atwell wrote in announcing the show. "Such transitions include short-term reflections upon the minutia of daily interactions with people, objects and environment and long-term relationships that one can contemplate only in retrospect, like "reflections in the rear view mirror."
Huebner will complete his teaching career this school season then devote all of his time to painting.
"If you have a passion for teaching and want to continually improve as a teacher I can think of no finer institution to foster that passion than Wabash College," Huebner said, reflecting on his years at Wabash. "I don't think I have ever had a conversation with a colleague over my 37 years here that within 5 minutes of conversation we were not discussing teaching and learning. It is simply that kind of place. There have always been wonderful role models for young faculty to study and learn from and this continues to this day."
Huebner praised all of the faculty and staff who have played a big role in the development of his teaching and the art department but cited his most treasured moments and memories coming from students.
"Whether it is in the classroom, the studio, my office or in some social gathering, I feel blessed to have built so many wonderful relationships with my students," Huebner said. "I am also sometimes stunned by the great number of long-term friendships I have with with so many alumni. Over the past 18 years I have had the joy of building relationships with the sons of many of those same men."
You can read his artist's statement, here.


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Seems clothes do make the man – at least when you"re portraying Steve Jobs.
Photos of Ashton Kutcher on his way to the set of Jobs – the forthcoming indie movie about late Apple visionary Steve Jobs – emerged Friday and the resemblance between the two is undeniable. At least in the wardrobe department.
Kutcher, 34, sports long hair, a black mock turtleneck, jeans and sneakers in the photo.
As the Hollywood Reporter reported last month, Jobs will trace the late CEO"s journey from California hippie to computer visionary.
us.com readers were divided about the casting news in April, with a near 50/50 split vote on whether the Two and a Half Men star would make a good onscreen Jobs.
Perhaps the new photo (above) could change naysayers"s minds
Steve Jobs in 1977
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Ogden FamilySearch Library/Conference
2014 Ogden Family History Conference
Of Roots and Branches 13 Sep 2014
2013 Ogden Family History Conference
Of Roots and Branches
14 Sep 2013
Ogden FamilySearch Library Home
What's NEW for this Conference:
- One on One Research help - Look for time slot sign-up sheets near the registration table as you arrive. Our experts are: Swedish: Curtis Larson and Kevin Capson; Danish and Norwegian: Annie Strawn; Netherlands: Don Koldewyn; British Isles: Barbara Lewis; Spain and Latin America: Carolina Espinoza
- Genealogy Wall Charts offers each conference attender one FREE black-and-white, wall-size personalized fan chart (as large as 24"x36") to be picked up in person in the conference—This offer is good for anyone who requests the free fan chart online on their website, https://genealogywallcharts.com by September 1,2013. Persons wishing the fan chart must follow the procedure outlined in the July issue of the Ogden Family History Newsletter (ogdenfsl.org).
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- 3.1 What's NEW for this Conference:
- 3.3 Maps
- 3.5 2013 CONFERENCE Schedule and Information
- 3.5.1 General
- 3.5.2 Class Descriptions
- 3.5.3 Class Presenters Biographies
- 3.5.4 Register 7:30 AM
- 3.5.5 Keynote Speaker Ron Tanner 8:30-9:30 AM in Ballroom
- 3.5.6 First Session 10:00-11:00 following Keynote Speaker
- 3.5.7 Second Session 11:15-12:15
- 3.5.8 Third Session 12:30-1:30
- 3.5.9 Fourth Session 1:45-2:45
- 3.5.10 Fifth Session 3:00-4:00
- 3.5.11 Drawing 4:15
- 3.5.12 Vendor's links
Our presenters include generous professionals, teachers from the Salt Lake Family History Library and our own Ogden FamilySearch Library, and those knowledgeable sellers of family history books and software.
Over thirty presenters including Ron Tanner, Janet Hovorka, Arlene Eakle, Gene Sessions, Bradley Marchant, Marlo Schuldt, Carlos Camacho, Mike Booth, and Emil and Joanne Hanson will be instructing us in over 60 classes with topics that range from "The Mormon Reformation" to "Smart Phone Family History" to "Writing your Personal History" to "How do I start my Family History?"
During each of our five periods, we will have classes for beginners and Spanish speakers with more challenging research based classes for others who are interested in Dutch, Irish, Swedish, United States, Spanish, or Finnish research. Presenters from software companies will teach you how to use the products that will be for sale, including the popular "Flip-Pal Mobile Scanner." Debbie Burnett will teach a class about photos and stories in FamilySearch Family Tree and Nicole Hepler will teach Consultant Training for LDS Family History Consultants.
Change seems to be the name of the family history game, so join us to stay up to date on all the latest and greatest programs and search strategies. Learn to Find, Organize, Preserve, and Share your Family History (Hooray for FOPS!)
Come prepared to share a research problem, and you can sign up for one-on-one time with a specialist in the areas of Danish, Swedish, English, Irish, Scottish, Spanish or United States research.
We are excited to welcome young and old, English and Spanish speakers, all religions and everyone who loves (or is learning to love) family history.
This Annual Conference is made possible by WSU History Department, the volunteers from the community and theOgden FamilySearch Library: ogdenfsl.org
Weber State University campus map - Free Saturday parking for the Conference is allowed in any parking lot, however do not park in any specific reserved or numbered parking space.
Weber State University Shepherd Union Building floor plan for classroom locations
Shepherd Union Building lunch venues will be open or bring your own.
The 2012 Ogden Family History conference will offer something for everyone interested in family history, including the opportunity to talk with vendors of a number of family-history products. Vendors of well-known products such as Ancestral Quest, Roots Magic and Legacy will have booths. Genealogy Wall Charts has offered a free black-and-white fan chart to those who attend the conference. Persons wishing the fan chart must follow the procedure outlined in the July issue of the Ogden Family History Newsletter (ogdenfsl.org). Backblaze, an online computer backup, service has offered three months of service free to those who attend the conference. Family Roots Publishing will have a large collection of family history printed material for sale. Several companies offer video and movie transfers to other media. Many other specialty businesses will have booths to share their wares. At 4:15 p.m. a drawing will take place for vendor donated prizes.
2013 CONFERENCE Schedule and Information
Please be aware that SOME of these conference classes listed on the wiki MAY be changed, and the FINAL class schedule will be handed out to you when you register at the Conference.
Class Descriptions
To view the descriptions for the different 2013 Conference classes click Class Descriptions to see them listed in order of their Class #.
Class Presenters Biographies
To view the biographies for the different 2013 Conference presenters, click Presenter Biography.
Register 7:30 AM
Keynote Speaker Ron Tanner 8:30-9:30 AM in Ballroom
Product Manager for the Family History Department
First Session 10:00-11:00 following Keynote Speaker
|Class #
|Class Title (and the level of family history)
|Class Syllabus link (if available)
|FamilySearch Family Tree - Q and A
|Ron Tanner
|Class 1 Syllabus
|How to start my Family History Research? BEGINNERS
|Jim Richardson
|Class 2 Syllabus
|Saving Your Family History Securely in the Cloud
|Scott Allen
|Class 3 Syllabus
|Research Using the Ogden FamilySearch Library's Website - Ogdenfsl.org
|Emil O. Hanson
|Class 4 link to ogdenfsl.org
|Learn How to Make a Family History eBook
|Susan Holdaway
|Class 5 Syllabus
|"I Didn't Know That!"
|Joanne Hanson
|Wiki Research forms OgdenFamiilySearch Library Forms
|Involving Youth in Family History from Research to the Temple
|Eleanor C. Jensen
|Class 7 Syllabus
|The Big 4 – about U.S. census, church, land, and probate records
|Marilyn Markham MLS, AG®, CGSM
|Class 8 syllabus
|Danish Research on the Internet
|Annie Strawn
|Class 9 Syllabus
|Using Immigration Records to Trace Hard-to-Find Origins
|Arlene Eakle PhD, AG
|Class 10 Syllabus
|DEMO: "What's New in Legacy Family Tree 8."
|Leonard Plaizier
|Class 11 Syllabus
|What's New in RootsMagic 6
|Mike Booth
|Link to Roots Magic website
|Buscar a Nuestros Antepasados en FamilySearch
|Luis y Marta Quintana
Second Session 11:15-12:15
|Class #
|Class Title (and the level of family history)
|Class Syllabus link (if available)
|FH Consultant and Priesthood Leader Training (Pt A) and Skit, Taking Names to the Temple
|Nicole Hepler and John Arrington Family
|Consultant item 1 Consultant item 2 Consultant item 3 Consultant item 4
|Family Tree, the Next Step (Pt1) BEGINNERS
|Edith Reeves
|Class 15 link to FamilyTree
|The Mormon Reformation
|Gene Sessions PhD
|More on your Mormon Lines
|Bradley Marchant
|Searching in FamilySearch
|Lisa McBride AG
|Class 18 Syllabus
|Think Your Family History is All Done?—Try Cousin Research (Pt1)
|Sam Lower
|Class 19 Syllabus A
|Strengthening Families Through Generational Stories
|Eleanor C. Jensen
|Class 20 Syllabus
|New England Research: An Overview
|Marilyn Markham MLS, AG, CGsm
|Class 21 Syllabus
|Converting Old Tape Recordings and Working with Sound
|Marlo Schuldt
|Class 22 Syllabus
|RootsMagic: FamilySearch Family Tree Made Easy
|Mike Booth
|Class 23 link to Roots Magic
|What's New in Ancestral Quest 14
|Gaylon Findlay
|Handout for Ancestral Quest 14 class
|My Heritage Record Matching
|Mark Olsen
|Fotos e Historias Familiares en FamilySearch
|Héctor Espinoza
Third Session 12:30-1:30
|Class #
|Class Title (and the level of family history)
|Class Syllabus link (if available)
|FH Consultant and Priesthood Leader Training (Pt B)
|Nicole Hepler
|Consultant item 1 Consultant item 2 Consultant item 3 Consultant item 4
|Family Tree, the Next Step (Pt2)
|Edith Reeves
|Family History for Fun and Profit: The Research Process (Pt1)
|Arlene Eakle PhD, AG
|Class 30 Syllabus
|Beginning Swedish and Finnish Research
|Bradley Marchant
|FamilySearch Wiki
|Lisa McBride AG
|Class 32 Syllabus
|Think Your Family History is All Done?—Try Cousin Research (Pt2)
|Sam Lower
|Class 33 Syllabus B
|Find a Grave
|Barbara Lewis
|Class 34 Syllabus
|I Found My Tree Online, Why Do I Need Family History Software?
|Arron Wheeler
|Demo—Heritage Collector Suite Software—A Complete Family History System (photographs and more)
|Marlo Schuldt
|Class 36 Syllabus
|Creating Connections with DNA – a Step-by-Step Guide
|Christi Jacobsen
|Class 37 Syllabus
|The Cool Parts of Family History: Engaging My Teenagers Case Study
|Janet Hovorka
|Class 38 Syllabus
|Writing Your Personal History
|Emil O. Hanson
|Class 39 Syllabus
|Indexación en FamilySearch
|Carolina Aranda de Espinoza
Fourth Session 1:45-2:45
|Class #
|Class Title (and the level of family history)
|Class Syllabus link (if available)
|Using U.S. Online Resources
|Lisa McBride AG
|Class 41 syllabus
|First Hearts...Then Charts – FamilySearch.org>Family Tree Sourcing BEGINNERS
|Debbie Burnett
|Family History for Fun and Profit: The Research Process (Pt2)
|Arlene Eakle PhD, AG
|Class 43 Syllabus
|Swedish Research without Microfilms: Online Swedish Research
|Bradley Marchant
|Born to Write my History
|Emma Lu Draper
|Class 45 syllabus
|Organize in Color (Pt1)
|Joanne Hanson
|Research Form Wiki Research Forms
|Using Technology to Share Your Family History Online and Collaborate with Others for Free
|Scott Allen
|Class 47 syllabus
|Mobile Scanning with Flip Pal Scanner
|Leland Meitzler
|Beyond Scotch Tape: Charts To Fascinate your Family
|Janet Hovorka
|Class 49 syllabus
|The 2nd War of Independence: The War of 1812
|Marilyn Markham MLS, AG, CGsm
|Class 50 syllabus
|Billion Graves
|Hudson Gunn
|Class 51 syllabus
| The LDS Church History Library: How to use it to find LDS ancestral and local unit historical information
| Jay G. Burrup
|Consejos y Funciones del Árbol Familiar en FamilySearch
|Carlos Camacho
Fifth Session 3:00-4:00
|Class #
|Class Title (and the level of family history)
|Class Syllabus link (if available)
|Introduction to Indexing
|Kathy and Ron Flamm
|Class 54 syllabus link
|First Hearts...Then Charts – FamilySearch.org>Photos and Stories
|Debbie Burnett
|Irish Research on the Internet
|Barbara Lewis
|Class 56 syllabus link
|Research Using the Ogden FamilySearch Library's Website - Ogdenfsl.org
|Wayne Summers
|Class 57 link to ogdenfsl.org
|Introduction to U.S. Census Records
|Lisa McBride AG
|Class 58 syllabus link
|Organize in Color (Pt2)
|Joanne Hanson
|Ogden FamilySearch site research forms Wiki research forms
|Smart Phone Family History
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Better than photo-novela … French model Baptiste Giabiconi on Holidays!
Baptiste is enjoying the summer in France right now. While having a good time, he did not forget to share a couple of images of his vacances in sunny Corsica.
I would (without hesitation) go with Baptiste on holidays, not only he is extremely good looking and talented and good looking … but the man also knows how to change a tire 😉 and what's sexier than a man covered in grease on the way to the beach 😉
For more news on Baptiste Giabiconi visit his Official Site [Baptiste-Giabiconi.eu]


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Welcome to Senior Experience
Congratulations on attaining senior status! You are now in the final phase of your undergraduate experience at Fresno State.
Before you know it, you'll be putting on your cap and gown and walking down the aisle to receive your degree. BUT, before we get ahead of ourselves, we must remember to stay focused and finish strong!
The Senior Experience initiative develops, coordinates, and facilitates resources, activities and events to celebrate undergraduate student attainment of senior status and assist undergraduate seniors with the impending change of transitioning from the college setting to the workplace or graduate/professional school.
Senior Experience Website
A reference you can turn to time and time again at your convenience.
Senior Experience Listserv
A resource for timely, senior and/or specific career information delivered directly to your mailbox
"Life After School, Explained" Book
A reference book featuring information on transitional issues not typically covered in your college curriculum – see detailed information about the content of this publication at http://www.capandcompass.com/book.html
Celebratory Events Throughout the Year
Let's celebrate your accomplishments and raise awareness of the Senior Experience initiative!
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We are located near the corner of Maple and Barstow Avenues. To reach us from off-campus, take Barstow Avenue to Maple Avenue (the first stoplight east of Cedar). The Thomas Building is a short walk from the available parking around San Ramon and Maple Avenues (Lots P15, P16, and meters along the Maple Avenue entrance to campus). We are open during the school year from 8:00 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Summer hours are from 7:00 a.m. until 3:30 p.m.


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Defense starts for companies in 2010 Gulf oil spill trial
Transocean calls first witness
Defense starts for companies in 2010 Gulf oil spill trial
Transocean calls first witness
The owner of the drilling rig that exploded in the Gulf of Mexico in 2010 has started to present its defense at a trial designed to determine the causes of the deadly disaster and assign fault to the companies involved.
Transocean Ltd. called its first witness Monday on the 13th day of the trial.
A federal judge already has heard testimony by more than a dozen witnesses called by the Justice Department and attorneys for Gulf Coast businesses and residents who claim the spill cost them money.
The plaintiffs' lawyers still expect to call another witness to the stand this week, an employee of cement contractor Halliburton.
Halliburton and Macondo well owner BP PLC also will call their own witnesses after Transocean finishes presenting its case.


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By Steve Raymer
As I write, the national and international photography contests are being judged once again. And if the winners over the past few years are any guide, first-place awards will go to stories about more bloodletting between Israel and its neighbors, more wounded veterans, more drug dependency in Afghanistan, and more women being abused at home or abroad, along with spot news photographs of Baghdad car bombings, firefights between U.S. troops and Islamic militants, and that ever familiar image of someone dying of AIDS.
No, I'm not a weary photographer or callous professor, just a journalist who is increasingly concerned about how we "frame" stories that deal with some of the world's most vital life-and-death issues. Since the attacks on the United States on September 11, 2001, media scholars have been taking a closer look at how we journalists use a central organizing idea, called a "frame" in academic-speak, to make sense of everything from terrorism and to ethnic cleansing. And the picture they paint is disturbing.
All too often, we frame stories about Iraq, Afghanistan, Palestine, Darfur, and the so-called war on terrorism in terms of empathy and suffering. That is, we often take a compassionate or intimate look at combatants, innocents caught in the crossfire, or beleaguered aid workers – a micro view of the news that we assume, often erroneously, will illuminate a larger, more newsworthy issue.
And this includes pictures that win contests. In fact, in simplifying, prioritizing, and organizing a story, which is what framing is all about, the iconic image that looks into someone's eyes – preferably someone in agony – has become a key piece of journalistic shorthand.
The problem, according to researchers, is that we frame up events in terms of compassion and suffering because we often don't know much about the story or we don't want to appear to be taking sides by trying to explain the dark side of the news. Too often, say scholars, telling a story in terms of one person, one neighborhood, or one village is an evasion of our responsibility to make tough judgments about the facts we discover firsthand, which is what journalism is all about.
"We are in a suffering sweepstakes," says Jeffrey Dvorkin, distinguished professor journalism at Ryerson University in Toronto and former vice president for news of National Public Radio in Washington, DC. "But no one is going to win this sweepstakes. These personal stories are easy to do, there's plenty of emotion, and it's easy to keep a focus."
More than a half dozen new scholarly books suggest this "close-up, concerned photographer" view of the world often does a disservice to our audience, which frequently wants clarity, context, and sometimes a sense of justice – who is morally right or wrong, guilty or innocent. Once more, researchers say far too many of our readers now suffer from something called "compassion fatigue" – a loss of sympathy for the suffering of others – after years of seeing a convulsed world populated by victims of crime, cancer, cocaine, and, of course, terrorism.
Media scholars like Dvorkin say the way we report everything from wars and acts of terrorism to major cultural changes closer to home often fails to illustrate a larger problem that is truly newsworthy. What, for examples, drives young men into the arms of Taliban extremists in Pakistan and Afghanistan, or how are Americans who practice Islam treated by the local police in Smalltown U.S.A.? These are questions that can only be explained with longer, more contextualized narratives – words and images working together to answer questions about "why," "how," and "what does this mean?"
"The public needs a fuller picture," says Dvorkin, a former CBC news field producer and NPR ombudsman. "We need to find new ways to add context and explanation to these stories that tear the hearts out of our chests."
Two recent news stories come to mind: the massacre of 164 persons in Mumbai, India, in November by gunmen linked to a Pakistani extremist group and, more recently, the Israeli military thrust into Gaza, a punishing assault that killed some 1,300 Palestinians, more than half of them women and children, along with some Hamas militants. In both instances, journalists often framed the story in terms of terrorism, a term that is supposed to help readers and viewers understand or interpret many post-9/11 conflicts.
The problem, of course, is that one person's terrorist can be another person's freedom fighter, and it's not for us to judge. Some news organizations, like the British Broadcasting Corporation and Reuters news agency, flat out ban the use of the word "terrorist" in stories, captions, and Internet Web pages. BBC guidelines say that the "careless use of words which carry emotional or value judgments" undermines its credibility with a global audience, adding that "the word terrorist itself can be a barrier rather than an aid to understanding."
Reporting the Mumbai massacre, The New York Times struggled with how to describe in text, multimedia packages, and headlines the masked gunmen who used automatic weapons and hand grenades to mow down civilians and police at two luxury seaside hotels, a train station, a café, a hospital, and a Jewish cultural center. As Public Editor Clark Hoyt wrote in The Times, "They were 'militants,' 'gunmen,' 'attackers' and 'assailants.' Their actions … were described as 'coordinated terrorist attacks.' But the men themselves were not called terrorists."
Why? Because, as the editors of a notable book called Framing Terrorism: The News media, the Government and the Public suggest, calling someone a terrorist often is a trap – a phony way of bundling key ideas, stock phrases, and pictures that "reinforce certain common ways of interpreting developments … without knowing much, if anything, about the particular people, groups, issues, or places involved." If someone is a terrorist, he or she is, indeed, an enemy of all civilized people, says the Times' Hoyt.
"Language has been weaponized," says Dvorkin in Toronto. "If all Palestinians are, for example, terrorists, then it's easy to dismiss their actual situation. Whatever Israel does is justified."
Of course, we can twist ourselves into a pretzel to avoid the appearance of taking sides. I tell students that there is a grave danger in being so scrupulously neutral that you fail to tell the story, giving, in effect, a free pass to people who murder in the name of politics or ideology, or who destroy the environment in the name of profit. The key is not to adopt the language of one side or another, whether it is Washington's "War on Terrorism" or causes closer to home like AIDS and homelessness. Instead, we need to be committed to explaining issues, trends, and ideas in ways, or frames, that are truthful to the facts we discover.
Mindful that a 1991 study that showed television viewers are more likely to find society or government responsible for problems and solutions if the frame was a "theme" rather than an individually focused "episode," it is time we rethink our storytelling techniques. After all, journalism is about being faithful to the facts and to our readers and viewers, not winning photography contests.
Steve Raymer, a National Geographic magazine staff photographer for more than two decades, teaches photojournalism, media ethics, and international newsgathering at Indiana University in Bloomington. He is the author and photographer of Images of a Journey: India in Diaspora.


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I Dig It Review
Easy there, partner. Don't expect that you're just going to be able to jump into this review and mine it for all sorts of informational nuggets. You need to pace yourself. Every couple of sentences, take a break, maybe have a sip of water, and cool down, or you might blow a gasket. At least then, you'll match the patient pacing of I Dig It, a buried treasure game with a lot of tricky variables to master.
Like our recent favorite California Gold Rush, in I Dig It you have to mine for underground treasure and bring it to the surface, where you can cash it in for helpful upgrades. With an elegant, realistic-looking visual style and animation, I Dig It is an attractive counterpart to the cartoony California Gold Rush. I Dig It is much less user-friendly, though, because your machine can bust up pretty easily, and it's possible to dig tunnels in a way that makes certain treasure inaccessible.
Finally, we've discovered the Lost Bottlecap of Somewhere Under the Porch!
While in California Gold Rush, you automatically build support beams and ladders that let you dig sideways even at the top of a mineshaft, in I Dig It you have no such support. Your drill is a flying apparatus, but it can't drill sideways unless you're settled on the ground. This means you're mostly heading downward, but a rapidly expiring fuel tank, temperature gauge, and hull integrity mean you won't make it very far if you push too hard, too fast.
It's the temperature gauge that really gets to us. Having to go topside for fuel every minute or so is workable, and the hull integrity can be maintained if you don't go bumping into walls when you activate your jet boosters. But if you're hauling ass, drilling through rock at a breakneck pace, the temperature gauge will glow red-hot and start to majorly damage your drill. Since the campaign mode is set against a timer, this restriction becomes especially annoying.
Just 7,926 miles until we hit China.
I Dig It does have a bit too much going on at once, but honestly, we prefer that to a game with too little to offer. The main campaign is a grueling four hour (in real-time) quest for $100,000 worth of goodies, and even one slip-up will end it all for you. Despite this almost sadistic goal, I Dig It is enjoyable enough to encourage you to keep trying. Still, we'd hope that the developers include checkpoints or a save slot in a future update, to keep the frustration level a bit more manageable.
This game frustrates us mainly because we know a Must Have game is just below the surface. There's a good reason this game is sitting at the top of the App Store right now'"it's an encouraging sign of what an indie developer is capable of producing on the iPhone, and at its current sale price of 99 cents, I Dig It is a solid purchase. We dig it, and you should, too.


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Crazy: Judge Grants Copyright Troll Maximum Statutory Damages In Default Case
from the don't-ignore-cases dept
Given that, it's somewhat troubling that the court awarded the absolute maximum here. It's unclear how there is proof of willful infringement. The complaint against Glover just makes general allegation of using BitTorrent to download and share the copyright-covered work, but does nothing to show willful infringement. I recognize that judges will often rubber stamp motions for default judgment, but can't they at least take the minimum amount of time necessary to note if the awarded amount is proper?
While the DieTrollDie site (which alerted us to this story) notes that it's unlikely that the copyright holder CP Productions will actually see any money from Glover, what's much more worrisome is that other copyright trolls will point to this default ruling as proof that simple downloading can get you hit with a $150,000 judgment (skipping over the fact that it's a default judgment).


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The Chilling Effects Of Copyfraud: Blocking A Researcher From Fair Use... And Scaring Him Into Staying Quiet About It
from the chilling-effects dept
Even so, because we unfortunately live in a society where it's been drilled into our heads that you must get permission (even if the entire purpose of the fair use doctrine is for situations like this where no permission is needed), my friend reached out to the very, very large and well known conglomerate that holds the copyright on the original. He explained what he wanted to do and why, very clearly and concisely. The company's response was actually quite friendly, all things considered, and the person who responded appears to reject his request regretfully, noting that she is "in the unenviable position" of having to say no. The reasoning, the letter states, is that the work is protected by intellectual property laws and that the company "must be constantly vigilant and sometimes stringent in exercising control over their use."
There are significant problems with this. The whole point of fair use, again, is that these kinds of uses do not need permission. Furthermore, while trademark law does require some level of "vigilance," the same level of vigilance is not required for copyright law, and it is entirely possible to turn a blind eye to such usage and not lose the powers that copyright grants. Finally, there would be no harm at all in allowing this or even granting the guy a simple license. That would take away nothing from the company's IP rights.
But the bigger issue to me is actually the chilling effects that this situation has had. After sharing all of these details with me, I asked if he would be okay with me publishing the story with the full details. And he refused. Despite recognizing the near certainty of winning any legal dispute (as well as the fact that it is unlikely he would actually get sued), the very small risk alone is too much to bear. The idea that a massive global conglomerate might suddenly choose to sue this guy for some non-profit research he did out of personal interest -- just because of a single graphic to (humorously) illustrate a single point -- just isn't worth it. And that's the classic tale of a chilling effect of copyright law. Scaring people into not speaking up or not presenting their story.


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Alexander Skarsgard: 'Battleship' Premiere with Liam Neeson!
Alexander Skarsgard suits up for the premiere of his film Battleship held at Nokia Theatre L.A. Live on Thursday (May 10) in Los Angeles.
The 35-year-old actor wore a Tom Ford suit, white shirt, grey knit tie and brown leather lace up shoes.
Alex was joined at the premiere by his co-star Liam Neeson.
Battleship, about a fleet of ships forced to do battle with an armada of unknown origins in order to discover and thwart their destructive goals, hits theaters on May 18.
20+ pictures inside of Alexander Skarsgard and Liam Neeson at the Battleship premiere…


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Barnyard Blowouts
Source: Martha Stewart Kids, Spring 2006
The real party animals are bound to come out when kids decorate store-bought blowouts with cute paper critters. Borrow our designs or let little artists draw their own. It's a fun way to pass the time while waiting for other guests to arrive. Set out the supplies so kids can start working as soon as they walk in the door.
Blowout How-To
Photocopy templates at 200 percent, and cut out. Trace onto card stock, cut out, and use a utility knife to cut on dotted lines. Make details from construction paper (use craft punches to make perfect circles) for kids to glue on. Then they can poke blowout through slits.