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Amidst a riot of perennial blooms such as I have never seen in my backyard gardens, the peas are finished, the green beans are producing more than we can eat, tomatoes are ripening quickly, zucchini plants are covered with blossoms (though no fruit — not enough pollinators?), sorrel and spinach have gone to seed, carrots are long and tasty. And I have had to water; we need a good soaking rain.
SKATEBOARDERS PRACTICE AT the skatepark behind The Bristol Hub. The BYOBacon Skateboard Competition is on Saturday, July 14. Registration begins at 11 a.m. To learn more, read the story here. Independent photos/Andrea Warren
SHOREHAM — Two adults sustained injuries — one requiring airlift transport to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H. — but an infant was miraculously unhurt in a severe three-car crash on Route 74 in Shoreham on Thursday.
Vermont State Police responded to the crash at around 8:30 a.m. on Route 74 in eastern Shoreham, near Tottingham Road.
We just returned from a week of camping in Salisbury. This year, for the first time, it actually resembled the sort of positive experience most people associate with vacations.
We don't go away very often, what with my husband being self-employed and us having a large garden and various sorts of farm-type animals, most of whom have special issues (pet sitters generally aren't willing to rub a goat's temples to ease her migraines).
If you had two products of comparable quality and one cost $120,000 and the other $20,000, the choice between the two would be simple. If the $20,000 option were considerably better, then not only would the choice be easy, but the $120,000 option would cease to exist.
To a degree, that describes the horns of the dilemma to be encountered by higher education. No matter how they respond, the cost of a college education and the explosion in digital learning models will revamp the way the next generation approaches education.
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It's important to really sit down and reflect each year. Recently I've finally got some time to really think through
what 2015 has given me. So thought I'd shared some of my lessons learnt with you guys and hopefully it inspires you :)
P/s I made a short video while me and my best friend was exploring this beautiful place in my hometown malacca,
Click on it and feel the mood! btw, floral kimono is sponsored by DREAMSCAPE (check them out too!)
1. Detox, Cleanse & Remove
...not only what you put in your body, but the people you surround yourself with. Even online, on facebook- Is this person constantly ranting about how bad his/her life is? Are you still 'spying' on your ex? Wait, do you have your ex's password and is constantly checking who is he talking online?? Don't do that... even if it was a 'clean breakup' (or not) clinging on this 'hope' that he is not doing as good as you are is totally UNHEALTHY. Detox the negativity, unfollow all of the instagram accounts and fb friends that make you feel like shit. Unsubscribe to constantly-popping-up-random-ass-e-newsletters that you don't even remember signing up for. Is this 'friend' constantly pulling you down? Is this person always using you just for his/her benefits? Have a good look at your circle because you are the 5 people you spend most of your time with. Which leads to my second point...
2. Managing Time
We all have our fair shares of procrastinating. Procrastination is the Thief of Time, so set your goals everyday, it's always good to set a What-do-you-see-yourself-in-5-years goals, but everyday, set aside time to just sit by yourself and be silent. Schedule yourself into your day. Target what do you want to finish today, write it down, write down what you're going to accomplish at the beginning of every workday (or before!), what are the steps you need to take to accomplish a certain task, GET A PLANNER! This is a practise that I've been doing for 6 years now and it really makes me feel like my time is well spent. Hey, we all know time is short, so spend every minute of it wisely!
3. Dress UP
I've been toning it down with dressing up in 2015 - a lot of the reasons were: Being too busy at work / Couldn't be bothered because 'it's just the mamak' situation / No hot guys around to impress also, dress for what?? / Just want to be comfortable,etc. Sigh... That wasn't 'me' before, and honestly dressing down (I mean just casually grabbing sweatpants with some random shirt going out) affects your mood a lot. For me, it made me felt less motivated to do work, less happy - more gloomy, very "cin-cai" - and I hated it. Apart from that I hated the fact when you put on something tight or something that you haven't wore for a long time and you ABSOLUTELY look HORRID in it because you don't fit it anymore. Oh my goodness, that feeling of not being able to buckle your jeans is so depressing, I never want to feel that again this year! Let's fill up our closet with beautiful clothes this year okay? Speaking of which, the beautiful blue floral kimono that you see me in is from DREAMSCAPE - A local online boutique which (in my opinion) very Zara-like. They're modern and chic, their style is simple, but minimalist in a way where it fits everyone, I've already gotten a few pieces from them before, like this grey knit top HERE, this ripped jeans HERE, all are some of my favourite pieces from them. I highly recommend you guys to check them out because after a few wash, the quality is still very good!! You guys can head onto their website http://www.dreamscape.com.my to check them out :)
4. Explore different things at least once a week
Exploring something new could be a different cafe (yes we heard you, you cafe-hoppers), a new type of movie genre, a new hobby, a new kind of sport, or travel to somewhere foreign you've never seen before, breath a new air, watch a new tv series, cut a new hairstyle, try colored contact lenses for once if you haven't! Simple things, little things that sparks a "new" kindda feeling. Always feel a sort of refresh in your system, because life's too short doing the same routine over and over again. Doesn't mean that you have a 9-5 job so you need to be boring. What are those labels anyways?! So always do something to "refresh" your routine everyday.
5. Be a Friend to Yourself
Stop beating yourself up. Imagine the words that you say to yourself :"You're too fat / God you're so ugly / No one likes you / You're useless"
Would you say these kind of things to your friends or someone you love? If not why do it to yourself? Be a good friend to yourself, take some
time to properly listen to what you want and feel, because at the end of the day, no boyfriend or no best friend is gonna take care of you
24/7. You yourself know what you want, so stick by your own side at all times. and be nice
Would you say these kind of things to your friends or someone you love? If not why do it to yourself? Be a good friend to yourself, take some
time to properly listen to what you want and feel, because at the end of the day, no boyfriend or no best friend is gonna take care of you
24/7. You yourself know what you want, so stick by your own side at all times. and be nice
6. Remember the good
This one took quite a hard time to write because it's an unfortunate consequence of the human condition that our failures tend to stand out more prominently than our triumphs. Just to name a few lows from 2015, the top highlights were the fact that I found out I was manipulated for 2 and a half years, cheated and lied and used and then chucked aside, a huge part of me died during that process. my Macbook died, I lost my iphone which was hella depressing, my car died, and all these happened in a month! Great! Hella great. but at the same time I did survived it anyways, if not I won't be here tying on the keyboards of my new iMac, thinking about how a wrong situation could lead you to know what is the right path. Of me finally learning how to be picky with who I invest my time in, because wasted time is worse than wasted money. No doubt that I did had to learn things the hard way, and in many desperate hours I blame myself for not being able to see clearer or understand it faster. All I know is that this year, I want to make things better, for myself, and for the people I care about. As cliche as it sounds, count your blessings.
Someone else is praying for the blessings you take for granted.
Someone else is praying for the blessings you take for granted.
There, I'm finally done with writing the thoughts in my head. Finally (after 20 days) I feel like I can close the chapter of 2k15, and begin a new one. Cheers to a better year folks! Don't wish for it but work to make it happen! :)


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hi all,
i try to use the extjs designer. up to this time i think its an grate toll. some kind of child isius, but its ok.
i build an json store and load some data via ajax to them. i matched this store with an grid. in the design vie i see all rows in the grid (all data).
when i klick on preview or i export the project, i didnt get the data. no data displayed in
the grid
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the only screen reader which currently works with the new flash is window eyes. I agree ten fold with what is below. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Snyder, Ethan [JJCUS]" <email@example.com> To: "'David Poehlman'" <firstname.lastname@example.com>; "wai-ig list" <email@example.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 3:16 PM Subject: RE: media:Fw: Flash News Flash: It's Accessible I'm glad to see that Flash is becoming more accessible, but based on Macromedia's presentation at CSUN, there are still some major challenges: 1. Users must have the latest version of the Flash Player installed. 2. Users must use a screen reader that supports Microsoft Active Accessibility (MSAA) (Do most versions of JAWS and other popular readers currently IN USE support MSAA?) 3. Navigating between Flash and non-Flash content, using the keyboard only, is virtually impossible. 4. Elaborate Flash movies may present information/content in multiple places, simultaneously. Screen Reading software can only describe information/content in one place at any given time. 5. Developers need to understand how to use the new accessibility features of Flash properly, and then they must take the time to do so. Given the above, I think it is premature to conclude that all accessibility issues with Flash have been eliminated with the latest release of Flash MX. E. Snyder _________________________________ Ethan B. Snyder IM Analyst / IMLDP 2000 Corporate Information Management Johnson & Johnson -----Original Message----- From: David Poehlman [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 9:29 AM To: wai-ig list Subject: media:Fw: Flash News Flash: It's Accessible Flash News Flash: It's Accessible. By Lisa Delgado. 2:00 a.m. April 23, 2002 PDT. Macromedia Flash designers have a reputation for creating websites that are, well, flashy - but not friendly to all users. "Most Flash designers are thinking about how to make things cool, not how to make things accessible (to the disabled). That's because in the past, Flash was not good for accessibility," said Chris MacGregor, editor of Flash portal and e-zine Flazoom. People who design in Flash "consider themselves artists," said accessibility expert Joe Clark. "They find the idea of a blind person wanting to (use) their site to be slightly weird." However, Jason Smith defies that stereotype. In his job as a technical director at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, he helped to design an educational children's science site -- and he wanted to include some Flash-animated games. But he was concerned about creating barriers for deaf and blind children using the site. Flash is considered the killer animation app of the Web because it enables designers like Smith to create interactive animations with small-size files. However, Flash has been hotly criticized for its inaccessibility to people with disabilities. Before the release of Flash MX last month, Flash content could not be read by screen readers, which are used by the blind to translate information on a computer by reading it aloud or by sending it to a Braille display. Also, most Flash audio content is not accessible to the deaf because there has been no good way to create Flash captioning. "Using Flash at all, in Flash 5, made it inaccessible," Smith said. "We hesitated to use Flash, but we wanted (the site) to be noticed. We wanted it to be bleeding-edge. We had committed to a Shockwave game, and since we were going in that direction, we decide to try to use Flash." To make the site accessible to deaf children, he invented a groundbreaking Flash captioning tool that has subsequently been purchased by Macromedia. Soon, the whole Flash community will be able to use the tool, because Macromedia plans to release it as a free downloadable extension on the Flash exchange within a month. The tool is an ActionScript component that parses a caption XML file and displays the caption data within a Flash presentation. A caption XML file can be most easily created using software such as MAGpie, a free multimedia captioning application. Smith's tool finally makes Flash captioning practical, said Andrew Kirkpatrick, technical project coordinator for the CPB/WGBH National Center for Accessible Media. "Short of laboriously placing text on the timeline so that people could see it at the right time, there was no way to do Flash captioning," he said. The advantage of the tool is that it not only saves time, it also allows captioning to be done by someone other than the original Flash developer, he said. Smith hopes to use Flash MX to retrofit the site so blind children can also use it. Otherwise, he will need to maintain a parallel HTML version of the site for the blind. The disadvantage of having two versions of the site is obvious: There are two sites to update instead of one. Unlike previous versions of the software, Flash MX includes an accessibility panel that enables designers to add names and descriptions to objects in Flash movies - much like the "alt" and "longdescr" tags are used to describe images in HTML sites. Buttons, movie clips and entire movies can all be labeled with names and descriptions that are accessible to screen readers. In addition, any text in a Flash MX movie is automatically accessible. The site, Kinetic City, is still under development. However, examples of captioning done with Smith's tool can be seen in a Flash piece on zoot suit culture, created by WGBH Interactive. Macromedia executives Kevin Lynch and Jeremy Allaire praised the zoot suit culture piece for its accessibility at the keynote speech of FlashForward, a Flash design conference held in San Francisco early this month. The piece was originally designed in Flash 4 as part of the companion website for a PBS program on the zoot suit riots sparked by racial tensions in Los Angeles in the early 1940s. The WGBH Interactive Web designers used Flash MX to retrofit the zoot suit culture section of the site, adding screen reader accessibility. They also added 15 video clips on subjects such as zoot suit fashion and the big band era, and they used Smith's tool to caption them. "The main impetus was to demonstrate what the new version of Flash is capable of, in terms of accessibility," said Peter Pinch, director of technology for interactive content at WGBH Interactive. "It's very exciting to be able to reach a broader audience than in the past - to think that blind, visually impaired and deaf users can enjoy our content, as well as everyone else," he said. WGBH Interactive is the interactive media division of WGBH, a broadcast company with a long history of pioneering advances in accessibility, including TV captioning and Descriptive Video Service. DVS describes the visual content of a TV program during gaps in the dialogue, so blind listeners can follow the action. While many multimedia companies treat accessibility as an afterthought, WGBH Interactive has made accessibility central to its work. Last year, the company produced the first fully accessible DVD, Abraham and Mary Lincoln: A House Divided. It was the first DVD to include a "talking menu" so blind people can access all the DVD's features and it also includes captioning and DVS. The zoot suit culture piece is only one of many captioned Web video projects the company has created, said Jon Alper, director of technology, research and development at WGBH Interactive. For example, the company produced a captioned online performance of Latin music band Mango Blue on QuickTime TV. It has also captioned several Nova Online videos, including Cracking the Code of Life, about the human genome, and Dying to be Thin, about eating disorders. QuickTime, RealPlayer and Windows Media Player -- and now Flash -- all support captioning. When the company's Web designers retrofitted the zoot suit culture piece, they were able to embed captioned video directly within the Flash movie because unlike earlier versions of Flash, Flash MX does not require a third-party player such as QuickTime for short video clips. Smith said he was glad to see his invention put to a new use. "When I created the tool, it was based on animation; but when I saw it works seamlessly with video, I was very excited that it works for both," he said. While Smith and the designers at WGBH Interactive have been front-runners in creating accessible Flash sites, other Web designers are playing catch-up. Many Web designers for U.S. federal government websites first became concerned about Flash's inaccessibility when Section 508 went into effect in June 2001, said Bob Regan, Macromedia's product manager for accessibility. Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act requires that all electronic and information technology used by the federal government, including websites, be accessible to people with disabilities. "We had a lot of people whispering, 'Is Flash going to be accessible?' We'd say yes, and they'd breathe a sigh of relief," Regan said. Of course, disabled Internet users are even more relieved that Flash is finally becoming usable for them. For blind people, coming to an inaccessible Flash site is like hitting a brick wall on the information superhighway. Curtis Chong, director of technology for the National Federation of the Blind, described his frustration. "I'd go to a site and it would ask me, 'Do you want to install Macromedia Flash?' and I'd say 'No! I don't want anything to do with Macromedia because if I install Flash, I won't be able to see anything on the bloody page.'" Flash's screen reader accessibility has come none too soon, Chong said. "It's late in coming, but that doesn't take away from the fact I'm glad (Macromedia) did it. I wish they'd done it sooner. I hope they keep on doing it and set an example for the rest of the industry." Jamie Berke, a deaf captioning advocate, applauded the development of a Flash captioning tool. "I think it is great," she said. "I expect that there will be more Web captioning tools developed because of the impact of Section 508." However, she warned that captioning tools aren't enough: Web designers need education in using them. "Tools for captioning have long been available," she said. She lists many captioning tools and services on her site, Closed Captioning Web. However, only a small percentage of video on the Web is captioned. "The key is the mind-set of Web video producers, who must learn to automatically include captioning as part of their production process.... Producers have to be made aware of the existence of the tool and encouraged to use it," she said. Source URL: http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,51638,00.htmlReceived on Tuesday, 23 April 2002 15:27:38 UTC
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July 31, 2007 - The Halvar Conundrum
by Darington Forbes
Thomas Dullien, known in security circles as Halvar Flake, was scheduled to conduct a training class and a briefing at this year's Black Hat USA. Both were highly anticipated, both because Halvar is one of the foremost reverse engineers in the world and because he's been a popular speaker at the conference for the past seven years.
If you follow security-related news at all, you have probably heard that he was detained by immigration officials upon entry to the US, interviewed by said officials for 4.5 hours, and finally denied entry into the US and returned to Germany. His detention and deportation have generated a lot of speculative conversation, but the facts are relatively simple.
In the process of checking his luggage, some portion of his printed materials for his training were discovered. This triggered a series of questions about his business and his immigration status, with the US officials finally settling on the position that if he was going to profit as an individual speaker at Black Hat, he was a de facto employee of the conference and could not enter the States without qualifying for and obtaining an H1B visa.
It isn't easy to know what's changed, as the circumstances of his previous engagements with Black Hat were quite similar. As Thomas says in his blog, "Each time came to the US, I told immigration that I was coming to the US to present at a conference and hold a trainings class. I was never stopped before."
It appears that this could have been avoided if Halvar had been engaged to come to Black Hat as a representative of his company instead of as an individual, but this knowledge came too late. It also came at a steep price—the visa waiver program Thomas has used in the past to visit and teach in the US is now denied to him forever. He will have to meet in person with the US Consulate and make other arrangements now, and that will take time, money and effort.
This kind of problem is certainly not unique to Halvar's situation. Consider this comment on Halvar's blog from Danish security researcher Thor Larholm:
"I feel sorry for you and can echo the sentiment about needless bureaucracy
I experienced almost the exact same thing two years ago when I went for a working trip to PivX Solutions in California. My prior arrangement had not been changed from a personal connection to a connection with my Danish company where I was also CEO. As such, I was put on the next flight back to Denmark and had a tremendous difficulty in getting a business visa, as the embassy was firmly convinced I was visiting for employment to take away the job from an American.
The end result is that I had to conduct my security research remotely from Denmark and PivX eventually faded away into obscurity (9 hours of time zone difference does present a hurdle). I have not been able to visit the USA since then, but my research has resulted in the creation of several Danish companies instead of American companies. In short, a personal setback for me and an economic setback for USA."
It is a disappointment, to his prospective students, to his briefings audience and to his friends in the Black Hat community that he won't be attending this year. It is also a matter of serious concern whenever rules and standards appear to change without corresponding changes in the relevant law. It's our hope that the situation represents nothing more than an inconvenience created by clashing interpretations of policy, and that we will have Halvar back in time for the next Black Hat conference.
At Black Hat we believe strongly that the sharing of leading-edge ideas and specialized knowledge is crucial to the future of all nations, and that we are all impoverished when that sharing is unnecessarily constrained.
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A lot of work has been done in the areas of reverse-engineering, exploitation and code review of applications written in C. However, a majority of application development is done in C++ and has been for many years. Over the past five years a few researchers have looked at C++ specific issues, like Halvar Flake, but there has not been a lot of focus on security-related aspects of C++ in the public arena. ...read more
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One of the annoying thing I faced recently is Anonymous comments. Well, often it is a spam , just leaving their url (mostly adult). I wonder perhaps my blog title pulled them from Japan. Better read the blog and leave the comment in English my royal anonymous visitor!
Another type of anonymous, leaving same message not rude but over a period of time, it is frustrating! Ok, I went to look the IP and the county, surprisingly, I saw someone coming from different URL, I followed and landed in Italian site where my whole blog post is scraped without my permission! Shocked , I sent a mail , they removed immediately my blog. Now, I am bringing to your attention. I have noticed many of fellow blogs (which I follow) was spotted in their site. I don't know if the blog owner suggested or they scrapped! Please check if you feel concerned!
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Please respect others hard work , not easy task to maintaining a food blog and chasing all the unwanted fellows!
I closed the anonymous comments in my blog, just for few days to see the difference. Got my dose of junk!
Today post, the gravy is coming from Tamil recipe book : Mangaiyar Choice -"Samiyal Kalai". I was looking for Foreign language book in my local library and found many Tamil books which I didn't expect! The book contains many chefs collections , recipes were telecasted in Sun TV cookery shows.
The gravy was excellent, perfect for my tongue taste! I followed exactly the recipe. My only modification for next time, it leaves a slight bitter taste - my guess is methi seeds ( I reduce in ingredient below).
Tamarind: 1/2 ounce or "key lime "size
Pearl onion: 10 num or 1/2 cup
Garlic: one whole/ peeled
Turmeric powder: 1/4 tsp
Curry leaves: few
Mint: few leaves
Salt: according your taste
Coriander seeds- toor dhal- bengal gram: each 1 1/2 tsp
Methi: 1/4 tsp
Curry leaves: 5 to 6 leaves
Mustard seeds: 1tsp
Channa dhal/bengal gram: 1 tsp
Curry leaves: few
First soak the tamarind in 1/2 cup of warm water. Or add cold water in tamarind and microwave 30 seconds.
Extract the juice only .
Grind the sesame seeds and masala powder together or separately!
Now start with the seasoning, heat the oil and do the seasoning.
Add the pearl onion and garlic and fry until translucent.
Pour the tamarind extract, turmeric. Let it boil 5 to 8 min in simmer.
Take a cup of water, mix the masala & sesame powders. Stir in tamarind gravy and let it thick ( the gravy will start to be thick quickly) adjust the salt, add the mint leaves.
The original recipe asked to add jaggery but I didn't. If you feel tangy u may add. I suggest not because it was perfect!
I would suggest to add small brinjal which would be excellent!
Sending to Priya who is hosting CWS:Sesame seeds


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AceOfSpades wrote:I too believe in aliens and I'll tell you why. We live in a vast universe full of planets, some of which are able to sustain us as much as earth. There is no way in hell that we are alone in the universe.
Let's get deep.
Do the aliens, (and let's face it, we are aliens too in their eyes), do they dream and lucid dream too? What are their beliefs? I don't care what they are, but I am curious. It ties all of us self-aware creatures together. Then we need to delve deeper and question consciousness itself and whatever THAT means....
What are the Aliens' religions and how do they view lucid dreaming?
It's a hypothetical question to think about and there is no need to answer unless you want. We can only use our imagination. But keeping that in mind grounds us, and we realize just how similar we are no matter what our background or beliefs. We're all stuck on this planet as it hurls around through space, so let's make the best of it and I love talks like this.
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Ronald A. Stratton, who boosted ratings and transformed radio stations he managed, died of complications from a stroke June 29 at Madonna Heritage Assisted Living in Jarrettsville. He was 72 and lived in Red Lion, Pa.
Born in Detroit, he broke into broadcasting in 1955 when his high school guidance counselor offered him credit if he would assist a local weekly children's TV show in Manton, Mich.
"He wrote and typed scripts and was the cameraman," said his daughter, Barbara Stratton of Baltimore. "He was a fast typist and clocked at a speed that secretaries would envy."
His daughter said he worked at Michigan stations as a disc jockey, salesman, copy writer, talk-show host and news director before landing the job of news director at WBEC in Pittsfield, Mass., in 1965.
"He was known for opening his programs with, 'Good morning, good morning, Ron Stratton reporting,'" she said.
Within two years, he became the station's general manager and later moved on and managed a Rochester, N.Y., station.
He arrived in Baltimore in 1981 to overhaul WITH-AM, then a struggling downtown station with a tiny market share. He decided to go after a middle-age demographic.
"When Dad became general manager of WITH-Baltimore in 1981, he changed the format to music of the '40s, '50s, and '60s called 'the Music of Your Life,'" his daughter said. "The station went from losing $192,000 a year to earning $1.4 million annually within four years."
Colleagues said Mr. Stratton set up big-band dances. He established a junior achievement program for city youths and hosted a dining-out club.
"The format he brought in was the music ... before rock 'n' roll. He would throw in Barbra Streisand, Herb Alpert and Neil Diamond, too. It was a huge success, even with the little power that station had," said WTTR disc jockey Jack Edwards, who lives in Reisterstown and once worked at WITH.
Mr. Stratton staged listener parties at Haussner's Restaurant in Highlandtown and at Phillip's Harborplace that drew hundreds.
"Ron was a good salesman, and he had the ideas, too," said former WITH morning host Alan Field, who lives in Columbia and now has a weekly program on WHFC. "He was an efficient manager, and the station was at its best in the Ron Stratton years."
Mr. Stratton also hosted a "Buddy Deane Show" reunion and visits to the station by Andre Baruch, the announcer of "Your Hit Parade" radio shows, and Baruch's wife, vocalist Bea Wain.
By the mid-1980s, the station had an audience share of 5.2 and was No. 1 among 40 stations in the 45- to 54-year-old age group.
Mr. Stratton went on to manage two other Baltimore stations, WWIN, an urban format station in Waverly, and WGHT in Glen Burnie, which targeted both city and county youths.
When Mr. Stratton took over the management of WWIN-AM, it broadcast from a tower at Greenmount Avenue and 29th Street and had its studio there as well. His daughter said he changed its format and increased ratings.
This time, he made the station No. 1 in the African-American target audience of 18- to 34-year-old women.
In Glen Burnie, he also took a small station and sought a broader audience. A 1987 Baltimore Sun article said that Mr. Stratton took a "primarily black-formatted station with a heavy ethnic flavor into a biracial format that will appeal to suburbanites in Anne Arundel as well as inner-city youth in Baltimore."
In the interview, Mr. Stratton said, "I can't see how the format could miss. This is the most exciting ride I've ever been on in my life. I think my excitement comes from my cynicism, because it's hard to come up with new ideas in radio."
Mr. Stratton retired from broadcasting in 1993 after managing stations in North Carolina for several years.
He enjoyed classical music and played the organ and accordion. A genealogist, he appeared on the "Today" show in 1977 to discuss family history. He was also a Rotary member.
At Mr. Stratton's request, no services will be held.
In addition to his daughter, survivors include his wife of 50 years, the former Shirley Wickham of Red Lion, Pa.; two other daughters, Julie Stratton of Abingdon and Cathy Stratton of Forest Hill; a brother, Dennis Stratton of Kansas City, Kan.; six grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.


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This is the third volume of the series of monographs on the Italian architect Renzo Piano. One of the most acclaimed designers of his generation, Piano first gained his international reputation through his collaboration with Richard Rogers and Peter Rice on the Centre Pompidou in Paris. He has since completed projects as diverse as the gallery for the De Menil Collection in the USA, the Bari Sports Stadium and the Columbus International Exposition in Italy. The publication of this book marks a watershed in Piano's career. In 1995 the Building Workshop completed Kansai Airport in Japan, which is Piano's largest work to date. The airport is thoroughly documented from its initial design through to its construction, and is then experienced as a finished building. Other ongoing and completed projects are also included, such as the Lingotto Factory Renovation in Turin, the Cite Internationale in Lyons, the Cy Twombly Pavilion in Houston, Texas, the Rome Auditoria, the Saitama Arena in Japan, L'Ile Seguin and Le Grand Stade in Paris.
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Thursday, February 22, 2007
There's always something to add!
And just when you think it is safe to go back into the water . . .
Orion asked an interesting question and I was hoping, after of course I wax philosophical on the issue, whether people would add their own two cents. She asked what part of my book I read. Or read. Hmm . . .that was meant to highlight two different tenses there, wow isn't the English language amazing? Nevertheless one is meant to be present, the other past. You decide which is which.
Anyway . . .
I actually did a fair bit of research online before reading anything, and having now also gone twice to see Guy Gavriel Kay read and talk about what to choose to read, I have come to this conclusion:
Read something that doesn't take a lot of set up. That is, you aren't sitting there for twenty minutes explaining everything that led up until the bit you are sharing.
And next, read the funny bit.
This I can understand because no matter how beautiful and emotionally poignant your book can be, an audience member will find it hard enough to get interested in an excerpted section of your story, as well as having to get used to being read to, without having to emotionally invest herself in the character. It's a lot of work for fifteen/twenty minutes. I think also it is unlikely there are any books that don't have lighter moments to be found. And personally, everyone loves a good laugh.
I remember going to the JK Rowling, Stephen King and John Irving reading in NY. Now the former two had major groupies present, and while Mr. Irving was known to the crowd he did not get the loudest applause when introduced. But he read very well. And he was so funny. A lot had to do with the piece he chose to read, a lot with the delivery, but it was hilarious and brilliant and at the end of his reading he got the loudest applause out of all three the whole night.
Anyway, taking this in mind I found myself choosing to read two consecutive chapters early on. But not from right at the beginning because the mention of pirates doesn't happen until several chapters in, and I wanted the kids to know this was a book about pirates.
The first chapter I read was about some of my bad guys. It's a funny passage and also really gives a sense as to the mood of the book, that my story is just as much about the weird characters as the plot itself. And bad guys are awesome.
The next chapter I read went back to our protagonist and was very expository. It's basically one character telling the story of the Wigpowder treasure to another character. I read this because it ended with a cliffhanger (always leave 'em wanting more!), and it also gave a general sense of what the story was to be about, in essence, a treasure hunt.
I really feel like I chose the best two chapters because I got to both give a sense of tone as well as plot. And I did have them laughing aloud at parts, so I guess it was also funny.
I had to do a bit more setup than I wanted, especially because the end of the expository chapter finishes with a sort of "dum dum dum" line that you can only really appreciate if you know one minor fact from earlier on. And it is really hard to drop in a minor fact when you are summing up the general "what's happened so far" part of the book. It is even harder to drop in a minor fact that you don't want the audience to focus on, but I think I did it okay.
So that is what I chose to read (and that was whatever tense that was).
Now then, time for the rest of you to chime in, what bits do you read when you do? And what do you think as an audience member makes the perfect reading?
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Stuart McLean on the Vinyl Cafe. But those stories are written specially to be read aloud. What he sacrifices in metaphors he makes up for in honesty, I think.
- J M McDermott said...
the worst reading i went to was w.s. merwin. the thing that made it awful was the packed room of psychophants. His numerous fans, during the question and answer phase, didn't actually ask questions. they merely took turns lavishing praise upon w.s. merwin. he had this sick look on his face like "i flew in from hawaii in the winter for this?"
it wasn't his fault that his fans were not presenting themselves well, but i left feeling woogedy about readings.
the best reading i went to was for a dutch author named cees nooteboom who had this grandfatherly delivery that really worked, as well as excellent prose. added on to this, the reading was my first experience with the author at all. i went in with no preconcieved notions.
i think of it like a salesman: the audience is really the ones that will make a reading work or not, no matter how hard we try. just like sales presentations, there's only so much you can do before they take over or not. sales presentations are something - alas - which i have more experience doing than i ever actually wanted.
i think i'll just lip-synch to the audio book, when they eventually make one.
- Marilyn said...
Hi Adrienne
Your mention of picking a section that doesn't need a great deal of set-up reminds me of a slightly different lesson I learned in what not to do when I attended a reading recently.
There were multiple authors reading that night, so naturally there was a time limit for each. Everyone stuck to it, except the last gentleman. Before he started reading he decided to tell us all about himself. All about himself. No one stopped him, because he was good friends with the organizer who had been timing everyone else. As the organizer laughed and laughed at the author's life story, the rest of the audience became bored and frustrated. When he finally got around to reading, the excerpt was actually pretty good but for a lot of the audience it was simply too late to be won over.
So while a quick note about where this story came from or who you are may be fine, I recommend remembering that folks are there for the story you wrote, not the story of you.


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The blueprint for the human body is encoded in genes, many of which hold the information necessary for the building of one or more proteins. Gene expression is the process by which information stored in genes is coverted into proteins that make up the body's structures and carry out its functions. While genetic instructions are stored in chains of deoxyribonucleic acids (DNA), they are put into practice by ribonucleic acids (RNA). Messenger RNA (mRNA), a modified copy of DNA, is transported to cellular factories called ribosomes that receive instructions for building proteins by "reading" mRNA templates.
Over time, genes evolve to show changes in their makeup. Some changes, or mutations, have no impact, some provide advantages making organisms more likely to survive, and others cause disease. One frequently occurring, damaging class of mutation is the inclusion of premature "stop reading" signals (stop codons) within mRNAs. Called "frameshift" or "nonsense" mutations, they order the genetic process to stop reading part way through the instructions, resulting in the building of incomplete proteins. Affected mRNAs create shortened, disabled proteins that can sabotage natural processes by competing for spots usually held by their full-length counterparts, or by simply not working.
In recent years, researchers at the University of Rochester Medical Center have revealed the existence of a natural surveillance system that determines wh ich mRNAs pass muster as legitimate templates, and that sees to the destruction of the rest. They also found that the screening process, called nonsense-mediated mRNA decay (NMD), can nearly eliminate the supply of an mRNA template for an essential protein because the mRNA has acquired a nonsense codon.
"Our study is important because we have determined for the first time that the mRNA-binding protein CBP80 tells the NMD system which mRNAs to review for nonsense codons," according to Lynne E. Maquat, Ph.D., professor of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the Medical Center, and senior author of the Nature piece together with post-doctoral associate Nao Hosoda, Ph.D. "That is critically significant because, knowing the structure and role of CBP80, we can now seek to develop drug-based gene therapies that interfere with it in cases where NMD contributes to disease-causing protein shortages." Researchers may be able to convert mRNA quality control from NMD over to a more flexible system that "overlooks" flaws, and provides more templates for building functional proteins.
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For two decades, researchers have made intuitive leaps in the understanding how NMD works with translation, the second phase of gene expression where RNAs direct the building of proteins. From studying genetic diseases, Maquat theorized four years ago that there must be two types of translation. An early "pioneer" round checks all new mRNAs for errors, and initiates NMD when errors are detected. A second "steady-state" round translation then directs the mass production of normal proteins based on "NMD-approved" mRNAs. Recently, Maquat's team has worked to identify the roles of proteins involved in NMD, the focus of the Nature paper.
During translation, mRNA chains are read in one direction due to the nature of their building blocks, called nucleotides, starting with the 5-prime end, and ending with the 3-prime end. As mRNA chains are synthe sized, a 7-methylguanosine cap is attached to the 5-prime end and a tail of repeating adenosine molecules to the 3-prime end. The cap and the tail protect the mRNA from enzymes that would otherwise destroy it from both ends.
Along with its protective role, the 5-prime cap is designed to bind to a complex of two linked cap-binding proteins (CBPs), CBP80 and CBP20. The cap-binding complex is part of the larger pioneer translation initiation complex, which enables mRNAs to be read by ribosomes during quality control review. Previous studies in the Maquat lab revealed two vital facts about cap-binding proteins. First, any mRNA with a CBP80 attached to its 5-prime cap can be translated by ribosomes. Secondly, mRNAs linked to CBP80 are targeted for NMD when a ribosome finds an early stop codon. Most recently, the Nature paper demonstrated for the first time that CBP80 works by activating a protein factor known to drive NMD called human up-frameshift (hUpf) protein 1.
A Matter of Spacing
Immature mRNA is made of both "must-read" pieces of RNA called exons that code for the building of proteins, and pieces called introns that do not code for proteins. For mRNA to mature, it must be cut and pasted by cellular machines that re-assemble end to end only exons in the final template for protein construction. In recent years, Maquat's team has confirmed that complexes that identify early nonsense codons form at exon-exon junctions the places where each "must read" section is joined to the next in the mature chain.
What Maquat and colleagues are learning is that much of the regulatory action of NMD depends on the physical spacing of molecules in the RNA chain. If a stop reading signal occurs too far ahead of the final exon in the chain, as marked by an exon-exon junction complex (EJC), the cell concludes that the stop codon has mistakenly fallen in the middle of a set of instructions. Specifically, Medical Center researchers now believe a stop codon is labeled premature when it occurs more than 55 nucleotides upstream (toward the 5-prime end) of an exon-exon junction.
If these spatial requirements are met, CBP80 interacts with human up-frameshift proteins, factors that come together at exon-exon junction complexes to drive NMD review. The three up-frameshift proteins work together to trigger decay once an early nonsense codon is detected, most likely by recruiting enzymes that remove the tail and cap from suspect mRNAs and digest their chains. If nonsense codons are not detected, CBP80 and its partner CBP20 are replaced by another cap-binding protein that renders mRNA immune to further notice by NMD.
"NMD is an elegant process that offers a number of targets for future medical therapies," Maquat said. "Beyond its role in screening out faulty mRNAs through immediate decay, we have also learned that the NMD factor Upf1 is part of a related process that regulates the expression of many normal genes by controlling the timeframe in which their encoded mRNAs decay. Evolution often borrows a useful mechanism from one process and puts it to work in another."


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65 years ago this winter thousands upon thousands of people were on the move all over Germany and occupied Europe. As the Third Reich crumbled under the allied onslaught from East and West, the Nazi state attempted to move its prisoners back into the German homeland. In the harshest winter for many years, thousands died or were killed.
This week a group of relatives and young RAF recruits are recreating the march made by RAF Prisoners of War from Stalag Luft III at Sagan in Poland into Germany in the winter of 1944 and 1945. Temperatures were between -22 and -25 degrees centigrade. Most of the men had very minimal clothing. It was snowing most of the time. Some men fell out from the march and were shot by the guards. Sometimes the Prisoners slept in buildings, other times in the open. German civilians treated them in a variety of ways – some were kind, whilst others threw stones at the airmen.
At the same time my own Granddad, who had been captured at Arnhem, was being marched across Germany from Stalag XIB at Fallingbostel to Stalag IIIA near Luckenwalde, south of Berlin. But most men were being marched westwards, away from the advancing Red Army. Why? Well, its hard to explain just how chaotic the Nazi state was, especially near the end of the war. It might have been easier for the Germans to leave the POW's to be liberated. But they may have planned to use them as hostages, or to liquidate them. At any point a rash order from Hitler or Himmler might have spelt doom. But whatever the reason, too many men died needlessly.
Andy Wiseman, an RAF veteran of the Long March from Stalag Luft III had these illuminating words to say about his expriences on the BBC website:
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Filming last week's Fringe was taxing on actress Blair Brown, who plays Nina Sharp on the Fox drama, particularly because filming Nina's torture scene was, well, "torture."
"I had a welt on the back of my head from banging my head into that bed frame because it was a really nasty, rusty old bed frame, which looked great," she says. "I had a headache for about two days afterwards. I wouldn't try it at home."
But the audience is likely experiencing a little headache themselves following the episode. So in a Fringe Friday chat with Brown (Hey, the show might be on break, but we're certainly not!) she breaks down the episode and previews what's to come.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: There are so many questions surrounding the characters that you're playing right now — because there are two Ninas. I know the guys don't tell you all that much, but what can you tell me about how this episode changes where we're going in the next few?
BLAIR BROWN: Obviously, the challenge was once I realized that this was Mean-a — Mean Nina — it was hard pretending to be good Nina. There was a terrible tendency [while filming the scene] to want to give little signals like, "This is really the bad Nina!" Of course, that was dead wrong, so it's very tricky because you're dying to play a different character. It was like, "No, no, no, you have to play this for real." Until Olivia goes, "Hey, you know what? You're not the real Nina," no one should know that. We now get a chance, in later episodes, to see Mean-a not acting as good Nina. I get to play a somewhat different person. But bad Nina, in her world, there is no William Bell, so there's no Massive Dynamic. She's the same person with the same intelligence, the same drive, and same ambition — good or bad. Then, Jones comes along at some point and says, "Be part of this. Oh by the way, we have to cut off your arm." And she does. We're talking about a different, a more driven, craven, spurned person in the alternate universe — given that the world seems tougher anyway.
Your chemistry with Jared Harris is fantastic.
Jared and I — he played my son in a play off-Broadway in New York about eight years ago called Humble Boy. In the play, he was this incredibly kind, gentle genius physicist who stuttered, and I was his very domineering mother. So it's very funny to come back and have him torture me. I was like, "Is this payback in a way?"
That's hilarious. How much more interaction are we going to see with them together now that wehave some hint of what's going on with them a little bit?
I hope a lot. Once the regular timeline finds out that Jones and Nina penetrated their world so seamlessly and got out of it, we're in great peril. What these two are up to, and if they're together or if they're apart, becomes pretty significant because both worlds are impacted. So we'll see where that gets.
Since that was such a big episode for you, what can you say is the next one we can look forward to with some big developments in Nina's regard?
What happens to Nina next and how this all shakes down in this timeline — once regular Nina knows that she has this whatever-the-hell-it-is out there, how does this work? Massive Dynamic is vulnerable. Jones is vulnerable. Jones, we know, has so much of that knowledge that Bell and Bishop have. It's a tricky time for everyone.
I thought it was kind of clear that she was a shifter but clearly — as you refer to it — that something that is not necessarily nailed down.
I think it's not nailed down.
What's your other theory, if you have one?
I don't have one because I wait and see. The shifter is certainly one possibility because that's an area that has been touched on but is much deeper as to how that could work.
As things usually are on Fringe, especially toward the end of the season.
Yeah, exactly. And the Observers are really going to play a very big part towards the end of this season. We're really getting into really interesting stuff about that reality, their world. Whoever they are.
So what do you know about Mean-a's motivations at this point. Have they kind of clued you into that?
No. My clue to that was Jeff and Joel saying she was never part of anything until Jones came along. I think you have a pretty resentful and dangerous person there. I think she's a kind of loose canon, and I don't know that she's even loyal to Jones. Maybe she is. The jury is out on that. I don't know where her loyalty is or whether she's just a survivor.
One of your fans actually tweeted me a question for you. Last season you talked a little bit about directing an episode. Is that something you get to do this season at all?
I don't get to this season because the way life worked out it didn't work. I'm hoping season 5. I'm ready. I think it will happen. It's just this year sort of ran away with us, my obligations and their obligations to other directors. I hoped it would happen but as the end of the season became more dense for Nina it became difficult. I should have done it in the beginning. But next year, next year.
Last question: In a nutshell, from your point of view, what can you tell fans about what they can expect from this last stretch here?
The thing that's so interesting is the way the show has evolved these seasons. It's not simply a sort of freak of the week and our team's off the problem. Now, things are so layered. Every relationship is so layered, whether it's parent-child, Walter-Peter, Olivia-Nina. Then you have, obviously, that central love story between Peter and Olivia. As I said, where is Broyles in all of this and his family and his parallel life? There's so many deep, human stories being told in these metaphysical realities. What I love, just say the Peter and Olivia thing, so does it matter where we are in this episode? Does it matter if this is the real Olivia? If this is the Olivia that taking this on and they're happy, isn't that enough or isn't it? Some people say, "No. He must find her," and others say, "No, it's fine. Stay where you are." It's so interesting because this is just about relationships but we're talking about over parallel universes, which is very funny. Given that life is all made up anyway, I think the fun of this show … is playing with multiple ways to look at things. It happens to be in a sci-fi drama but it's still about people and feelings and relationships. That, to me, is fascinating that they've been able to make both of those things happen.
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Pacific Grove[12] is in Monterey County in the Central Coast region of California. It is next to the Pacific Ocean on Monterey Bay just west of the city of Monterey. Popular for its quaint, small-town charm, Pacific Grove is the wintering-over spot for thousands of Monarch butterflies, from which its nickname, "Butterfly Town, U.S.A.," is derived.
The first European to land in Pacific Grove was Juan Rodrigues Cabrillo, in 1542. The first settlement in the area, however, was in 1855, when the Point Pinos Lighthouse began operation. It still stands and is the oldest continually operating lighthouse on the West Coast. Lighthouse Road, one of the two main streets in Pacific Grove, was originally constructed to bring supplies from Monterey to Point Pinos.
Many Chinese immigrants settled near the shore beginning in 1863, forming a "Chinatown." Most worked as fishermen out of the harbor in Monterey.
The bulk of Pacific Grove was initially a summer Methodist camp. Worshippers each had a plot of land on which they erected tents. Over time, they began erecting more permanent structures, and some relocated to the area. Most of the structures in Pacific Grove date to the Victorian era, and many are small, dollhouse-like homes. Until 1890, there was a fence around Pacific Grove, providing a visual border between this small religious community and its neighbors.
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The easiest way to reach Pacific Grove is by car. From San Francisco and points north, drivers can come by Route 1 (the most scenic, but slower, route) or take Highway 101 south to Highway 156 to Highway 1.
From points south, drivers can take the slow but scenic Route 1, or take Highway 101 north to Highway 68 west to Route 1 south.
Amtrak's Coast Starlight train stops in Salinas, CA. From the Salinas transit center, take the Monterey-Salinas Transit[13] route 21 or 56 to Monterey. In downtown Monterey, connect to the 1, 1x or 2 to Pacific Grove.
The Monterey Peninsula Airport[14] has flights several times a day. Non-stop flights come to Monterey Peninsula Airport from San Francisco, Los Angeles International Airport, Phoenix, Denver and Las Vegas on the airlines United, American, US Airways and Allegiant Air. Pacific Grove is a short, ten-minute taxi ride from the airport.
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Pacific Grove is a small town, and much of it can be seen on foot or by bicycle. Bicycles can be rented locally from Adventures by the Sea, Beach at Lover's Point, Pacific Grove, ☎ (831) 372-1807, [1]. , which has locations on the beach in Pacific Grove, on Cannery Row and elsewhere along the recreation trail in Monterey, and on 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach.
Local buses from Monterey-Salinas Transit are a convenient way to travel to Monterey and elsewhere on the Peninsula, although all connections are via downtown Monterey.
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BOSTON, Mass. - Tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. the NCAA will announce the brackets for the 2011 NCAA Division III regional tournaments. The Beacons, who claimed their third conference title earlier today, will find out who they will be facing and where they will be competing. Fans can watch the live selection show by going to http://www.ncaa.com/sports/volleyball-women/d3.


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