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Pioneer Choosing Activity
Since it was Pioneer Day this week, I decided to have the children sing pioneer songs for music time. I started out with a choosing activity. I used the crickets and seagull idea from Sugar Doodle. I covered the outside of a metal bowl with green tissue paper to make it look like a green hill. I printed off some crickets and a seagull from clip art on Microsoft Word. I used double sided tape and taped a strong magnet to the back of each cricket. I also wrote the name of a pioneer song on the back of each cricket. I put the crickets on the bowl. I taped one end of a string to the back of the seagull. I taped the other end to a dowel rod. On the back of the seagull's beak I attached a paper clip.
In Primary I told the story of the crickets and the seagulls. After that I had a child "fly" the seagull to the crickets and pick one up with the beak. We sang what song was on the back. I chose the following songs to put on the back of the crickets:
Pioneer Children Sang as They Walked
For this song I had the senior primary children get up and move over one seat every time they sang the word "walked". This only works if you have all the children sitting in an even number of rows and in one section with no aisles. The children in the front row will move to the left, the children in the second row will move to the right, and so forth. When a child comes to the end of their row, they will go to the row in front of them. If they are already on the front row, they will move to the back row.
The children loved this activity. The teachers even wanted to participate, which was good because they helped any children that were unsure of what to do. (I had pages of a flip chart made by Jolly Jen posted on the board just incase someone didn't know the words.)
For junior primary have them slowly walk randomly around the room as they sing the first two lines. Then have them stop and do the following actions: rub their hands together for washing in the stream, hammering action for work, jumping rope for play, making a tent with finger tips pressed together for camped, making a book with open palms together for read, and making praying hands for the word prayed. Then have them start walking again as they sing the last line, but this time have them walk back to their seats. On the last walk word have them sit down.
The Handcart Song
For the handcart song, I used the hand cart racing activity -July Friend 1981 Funstuff. Since we aren't supposed to use competition in Primary, I had the teachers do this activity. The kids thought that was funny. I tied the two strings to two empty chairs in the front row. I had the words/flip-chart made by Laurie Lee posted on the board. I told the teachers they could begin racing when we started singing the second half of the song. (The children knew the second half of the song better than the first, so they were able to watch the race and sing at the same time.)
It is really hard to get those pictures to move along the string, so it was funny watching the teachers try all kinds of ways to make them
To Be a Pioneer
For this song I used the pictures found on page 3 of the July 2010 Friend (flip-chart). I posted them on a display board. You could put the do's and don'ts on different sides. I had a child wear a bonnet to represent a pioneer. She did the actions to the first part of the song such as: pretending to push a handcart, waving goodbye, walking. Then when it came to the part "to be a pioneer" she pointed to herself.
I told the childen they could develop the characteristics of a pioneer such as courage, faith, and working for a cause that is right. I used a boy with a missionary tag to be a modern pioneer. He pointed to himself when we came to the ending part "to be a pioneer"
Fun to Do
We also did Sugardoodle pioneer actions to the song Fun to Do. I had them start off with bouncing on their chair to represent riding in a wagon (Riding in wagon is fun to do). Then I asked if they could think of any other actions pioneers did. I gave them some suggestions. They came up with "getting warm by the fire is fun to do". They put their hands out like feeling the warmth and then rubbed their hands together. They also wanted to do milking a cow.

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Maybe it's Skyfall, maybe something else, but it seems there's some Bond in the air these days. A couple weeks ago we had this cool real-life version of GoldenEye, and today, The Warp Zone gives us another, albeit a significantly more tongue-in-cheek one.
In particular, this one features some game-appropriate, yet humorous hand-to-hand combat. I hear the actors did their own stunts.
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Paul Peterson joined the Hornet program in January of 2012 and serves as the team's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
During his time leading the Sacramento State offense, the Hornets have produced some of the best numbers in school history. The 2014 team set or tied nine school single season records, including points (458), points per game (38.2), touchdowns (60) and total yards (5,780).
Individually, quarterback Garrett Safron (2011-14) rewrote the school record book during his three years with Peterson. Safron compiled a school record 9,713 passing yards with 86 career touchdowns — 36 more than the previous record. Safron, who was a second team all-Big Sky selection during his final two years, also set school records for career attempts, competitions and competition percentage. He also owns nearly every single-season passing record.
Under Peterson's play-calling, Safron was able to combine his natural running ability with his passing and finished his career with 11,619 yards of total offense. His 2014 average of 353.4 total offense yards per game led the Football Championship Subdivision.
Wide receiver DeAndre Carter also flourished with the Hornet offense. Carter was a first team All-American and a unanimous first team all-Big Sky selection after catching 99 passes for 1,321 yards and 17 touchdowns in 2014. Carter teamed with Nnamdi Agude (70 rec., 1,156 yards) to become the only pair of FCS receivers to each surpass 1,000 yards during the regular season.
In 2015, Shane Harrison was named third team all-league after catching 71 passes for 907 yards and eight touchdowns. Harrison's numbers are more impressive when you realize that the Hornets used five quarterbacks during the season.
In 2013, Safron was named second team all-Big Sky Conference and was a three-time conference player of the week after completing 294-of-460 pass attempts for 3,289 yards and 27 touchdowns. He also broke the single-game record with 554 passing yards at Portland State and seven touchdown passes against Southern Oregon.
Carter and guard Tyler Worthley were named to the all-Big Sky first time while wide receivers Morris Norrise and Shane Harrison earned third team and honorable mention accolades, respectively.
During Peterson's first season with the team (2012), Safron completed 246-of-383 pass attempts for 2,540 yards and 22 touchdowns while starting all 11 games. His .642 completion percentage set the school single-season record while his touchdowns rank second and his yardage total places him third. The offense was also balanced with 13 different Sacramento State players catching passes, led by a career high 60 receptions from Morris Norrise who was a second team all-Big Sky selection.
In four years at Southern Utah, Peterson coached the Thunderbirds' quarterbacks and wide receivers and was also the team's passing game coordinator. During his tenure, he coached three of the most decorated QBs in Southern Utah history. Cody Stone set many of the school's single season and career passing marks in 2008. In 2009, Cade Cooper re-wrote most of the single marks only to be bettered by Brad Sorensen the past two years.
Peterson also coached a pair of Great West Conference MVPs while at SUU. In 2010, wide receiver Tysson Poots earned the honor after catching 85 passes for 1,230 yards and 11 touchdowns in 11 games. Last season, Sorensen won the award by completing 67.8 percent of his passes (288-425) for 3,143 yards and 17 touchdowns.
Peterson played collegiately at Boston College where he led the Eagles to a pair of bowl victories and was their team MVP for the 2004 season. He was a two-time Big East Conference Player of the Week and was the MVP of the Continental Tire Bowl. Peterson was 12-2 as a starter and finished his career ranked second in career passing percentage at B.C. Off the field, he was a recipient of the Boston College Senior Leadership Award and was named the 2005 Boston College Person of the Year.
Prior to attending Boston College, Peterson was a JC Gridwire All-American and honorable mention academic All-American at Snow College in Utah. As a sophomore, he led all NJCAA players in passing yards and touchdowns.
Following his collegiate career, Peterson played for the Ottawa Renegades of the Canadian Football League. He began his coaching career at Snow College in 2005 as the team's quarterbacks coach. That season, he helped guide the Badgers to a 9-2 overall record, a No. 8 national ranking and a bowl victory.
In 2006, he moved to BYU where he served as an offensive graduate assistant. That season, the Cougars were 11-2 and finished the season ranked 15th nationally after winning the Mountain West Conference and the Las Vegas Bowl.
Peterson spent one season (2007) at North Carolina State as a defensive graduate assistant under Tom O'Brien — his head coach at Boston College.
Peterson graduated from Boston College with a degree in management and added a master's in coaching/athletic administration from Concordia. He is married to the former Meagan Davies and they are the parents of five sons, Owen, Mack, Cal, Emmett and Levi.
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This winter's floods caused almost £250m in damage to roads, bridges, public rights of way and drainage systems, a survey has revealed.
It's estimated Lancashire suffered around £5m of damage.
The snapshot analysis by the Local Government Association (LGA) warns councils have been hit with a huge bill following storms Desmond and Eva. The final tally could be even higher, as councils are still counting the cost.
The worst-hit council was Cumbria, which saw around £175m in damage.
The LGA said Government funding had been important in helping local authorities and communities recover, but warned councils will need more help as the full cost of damage emerges.
The organisation also called for new flood defence funding to be devolved to local areas.
Peter Box, chairman of the LGA's environment, economy, housing and transport board, said: "It is clear more financial support will be needed. Other measures could also make a massive difference in helping councils. These include allowing them to keep landfill tax and devolving new flood defence funding to local areas."


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The most northerly of Kyushu island's prefectures, Fukuoka comprises castle towns, seaside parks, and Hakata ramen, one of Japan's most famous noodle dishes. Whether due to its good location or its unique charm, the prefecture's capital, Fukuoka city, has been voted one of the most desirable places to live in the country—a close-knit community, a thriving food scene, and accessible nature combine for irresistibly laid-back city vibes.


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nikolaalx necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 40 diseños de 13 diseñadores freelance.
We need clean Web 2 design, with a notion for comedy which will be enjoyed by our users.
The people which use our site are "grown-up kids" which want to access myspace and other popular communities from work. We give them the ability to overcome the filters from work.
The logo for the site is http://99designs.com/contests/5621/….large.jpg
The site which will be placed with the new design is the logged-in version of test.unblockall.net (our dev site, for which we now just need design). Please use the following account for logging in:
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This is the moment which we decided to invest in the site and turn it from a unblocking service, to a community. We have added a dating and games section. In addition we implemented forums. You should be looking at our dev site test.unblockall.net to figure the content which must be embedded into your concepts.
We want you to create a unique design, using the logo which we provided, and implement it on the homepage, on the proxified pages, and on the forums. The idea is to have the forum as a part of the site (when clicking on the forums link, not to have the feeling as if you are leaving the homepage).
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Kriston Capps is a staff writer for CityLab covering housing, architecture, and politics. He previously worked as a senior editor for Architect magazine.
The day after Missouri Governor Jay Nixon switched up the police presence in Ferguson, the scene looks much transformed. Ron Johnson, above, captain with the Missouri Highway Patrol, led protesters in a peaceful march last night—the same protesters on whom St. Louis County Police Department officers trained rifles the day before.
But in other ways, it's the same-old same-old. At a press conference today, police handed out information linking Michael Brown—the unarmed 18-year-old shot dead by six-year Ferguson police veteran Darren Wilson—to a shoplifting incident. Information handed out at the press conference focused exclusively on the alleged robbery, skipping over the circumstances that led to Brown's shooting, reports The Washington Post's Wesley Lowery.
Today, the U.S. Department of Justice is making its presence felt in Ferguson. "At a time when we must seek to rebuild trust between law enforcement and the local community, I am deeply concerned that the deployment of military equipment and vehicles sends a conflicting message," said Attorney General Eric Holder in a statement. "At my direction, Department officials have conveyed these concerns to local authorities."
Holder said that more diversity in law enforcement could help improve relations between the police and community. Beyond Ferguson, that recommendation could help to address one of the aspects of the justice system that has the broadest impact on African Americans: probation.
Like many points along the justice system, probation is weighted against African Americans. Black probationers are more likely to see their probation status revoked than white or Hispanic probationers. Probation practice affects a dramatically large percentage of the population: Probationers outnumber parolees, jail inmates, and prisoners combined.
These are the findings from a recent report released by the Urban Institute on racial bias and probation practice. Researchers surveyed four probation departments (in Dallas County, New York City, Iowa's Sixth Judicial District, and Oregon's Multnomah County) using data on probationer demographics, criminal history, and other factors to look at hearings in which courts or judges revoked someone's probation status.
"In every study site, black probationers had substantially and statistically significant higher odds of revocation than white or Hispanic probationers," the report reads. In Dallas County, revocations rates for black probationers were 55 percent higher than revocation rates for white probationers. Controlling for various factors, across the board, white probationers were 18 to 39 percent less likely to see their probation revoked.
Understanding racial bias as it affects decisions about probation means looking at group differences. Part of the disparity in probation revocations can be narrowed by factoring for different variables between black, white, and Hispanic probationers—prior convictions, criminal history, employment status, and age and gender among them. Even factoring for group differences, a statistically significant chunk of the disparity in findings can't be explained this way.
"The portion of the disparity that could not be explained by group differences may be due to unequal treatment based on race," the report finds. Limitations to the different kinds of data prevents the researchers from drilling down to bedrock proof. But the small disparity between white and Hispanic revocation rates can be explained by group differences. The large disparity between white and black revocation rates cannot—suggesting, if not revealing, some level of bias.
Survey respondents from all four probation departments said that minorities were "more likely to be arrested by law enforcement in general and that minority communities tended to be more saturated with police, making contact with the police more frequent." That means more arrests, more violations, and more incarcerations for black Americans, something Emily Bazelon discussed at Slate in a story about why she's reluctant to call the police in situations involving black people. The police, of course, are already rooted in those communities. But, as the nation witnessed this week, police are not always from those communities.
The nation craves answers to the most egregious instances of injustice: answers for Michael Brown, Eric Garner, Ezell Ford—the list goes on. But the nation also needs a better understanding for how probation hearings work for black communities, given that probation accounts for such a large number of point interactions in the American justice system.
The first class of hand-picked remote workers moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, in exchange for $10,000 and a built-in community. The city might just be luring them to stay.
Just 100 industrial facilities are to blame for more than a third of U.S. toxic air emissions. A new report ranks the biggest offenders.
Two new studies have revived the long-running debate over how police respond to white criminal suspects versus African Americans.
Mayor Ed Koch wanted a family-friendly attraction for Lower Manhattan. But this 1983 icon of yuppie-era NYC was swept off course by changing tastes.
To rein in traffic-snarling new mobility modes, L.A. needed digital savvy. Then came a privacy uproar, a murky cast of consultants, and a legal crusade by Uber.


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Harvard is a town in Massachusetts. It was formed in 1732 and was previously called Groton/Lancaster/Stow. It can be found in Worcester county and is a part of the Worcester registry of deed district. For more information, contact the county at 13 Ayer Rd., Harvard 01451. On the attached map, Harvard is shown as 17 in Worcester county.
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The latest tidbit of news on the Steve McNair investigation: Reports are now saying that Sahel Kazemi allegedly bought a gun just days before she and the former quarterback were found dead. That's probably not a coincidence.
The report comes third-hand, from a relative of Kazemi's who says he learned this info from the police. The information is not confirmed (or denied) by those same police, but would certainly fit with the current hypothesis of murder-suicide. Investigators have not officially ruled her death a suicide, but they also don't appear to be chasing any suspects. That could change, of course, because this whole thing is still hovering in the realm of the insane.
A public memorial will be held for McNair in Whites Creek, Tennessee, on Thursday.
Relative: Police say woman with McNair bought gun [Yahoo]
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If warnings about fat, sodium, and empty calories did not stop you from eating your favorite fried and starchy snack foods, how about warnings about acrylamide? Acrylamide made headlines in 2002 when researchers first found high levels of acrylamide, a potentially cancer-causing agent, in a number of common foods. But, what is acrylamide? And should you avoid foods containing it?
A Natural By-product of Cooking Certain Foods
Acrylamide is an odorless, colorless chemical agent used to manufacture certain chemicals, plastics and dyes, which may have the potential for causing cancer in humans. A Swedish study was the first to report that frying or baking at high temperatures (greater than 248°F [120ºC]) for prolonged periods of time could create acrylamide in many types of food, particularly starchy foods, such as:
- French fries
- Potato chips
- Crackers
- Certain types of fried or baked bread
- Some processed cereals
Researchers in Norway, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Canada, and the US conducted food analyses and came up with similar findings to the Swedish study. According to a survey by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, a large order of fast food French fries had at least 300 times more acrylamide than what the US Environmental Protection Agency allows in a glass of water. The amount of acrylamide varied according to the type of food and, in some cases, the brand of a particular food. French fries had one of the highest amounts of acrylamide.
Dietary Acrylamide and Cancer
Scientists have concluded that acrylamide causes cancer in laboratory rats when ingested in large amounts. And large quantities of acrylamide have been found to cause nerve damage in humans. But so far, there is no evidence that the amounts of acrylamide in cooked foods can cause cancer or other harmful effects when ingested by people.
According to the American Council on Science and Health, human cancer risk from dietary acrylamide cannot be adequately assessed when based exclusively on high-dose studies in laboratory animals. They believe that the acrylamide food studies probably caused unnecessary anxiety in consumers.
Study Finds Absence of Evidence
One study found no evidence that eating foods high in acrylamide increases the risk of cancer of the colon, bladder, and kidney. In the study, researchers from Harvard School of Public Health and the Karolinska Institute in Sweden compared the diets of close to 1,000 cancer patients and more than 500 healthy adults over a 5-year period.
The researchers found that people who ate the most acrylamide were at no greater risk of cancer than those who ate less. They also found that people who ate moderate to high levels of acrylamide had no higher risk of any of the types of cancer studied. The researchers note, however, that the relation of risk to acrylamide content in all foods could not be established.
A similar study also failed to find any relationship between acrylamide intake and colon cancer in women. Also, a study looking at acrylamide and breast cancer in Swedish women did not find any association between the two.
But Is This Evidence of Absence?
Although research provides some evidence that there is no link between dietary intake of acrylamide and major types of cancer, more research is necessary. The US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) is now working to develop a better understanding of how acrylamide is chemically formed, how to measure its presence in food, and how it functions in the human body.
What Is a Consumer to Do?
Many consumers feel reassured by the two Harvard studies on dietary acrylamide and cancer. Others remain somewhat wary and have cut back on their consumption of fries, potato chips, and other known acrylamide-containing foods. What is a consumer to do?
When it comes to acrylamide in food, keep the following points in mind:
- French fries, potato chips, crackers, and other high-acrylamide foods are often high in calories and low in nutritional value. High consumption of these foods has been linked to increased cancer risk for reasons that have nothing to do with acrylamide. People who eat lots of these foods tend to crowd other foods off the plate. Foods such as vegetables, fruits, beans and whole grains, which have been shown to provide protection against certain types of cancer. Eating a lot of fat and calories also contributes to obesity, which can increase the risk for many cancers.
If you are concerned about cancer risk:
- Increase your consumption of plant foods, especially a variety of fruits and vegetables.
- Limit your consumption of fried, fatty, and salty foods.
- Get regular physical activity.
- Maintain a healthful weight.
- Moderate your consumption of alcohol.
- Talk to your doctor about the best ways to help you quit smoking.
The World Health Organization (WHO) and regulatory agencies of the US, United Kingdom, Sweden, Norway, and Germany have not recommended any changes in dietary habits on the basis of the current evidence concerning acrylamide in food. The FDA and the scientific community will continue to evaluate data and determine appropriate recommendations, as necessary.
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Review: Eos Dolly Eye Blytheye Blue
New circle lens review kindly sponsored by Uniqso! This time I choose my favorite model, Eos New Adult in blue (or Dolly Eye Blytheye Blue), I love this model so much and I was really curious to try it also in blue! I got the parcel in a few weeks without problems, this time I get it really fast!
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The color is really vivid and bright, I'm totally in love with it! It also covers really well my natural brown color without looking too fake, if you met me I'm sure you wouldn't notice my own color! The diameter is great to have a nice enlargement effect without looking like an alien, I really like it. The design is really simple and perfect to fit cosplay and japanese fashions outfits. They're also very comfy like all the Eos lenses I tried before and they also come with prescription. I absolutely recommend them because they are original branded Korean circle lenses that are FDA approved. EOS also boasts ISO9001, ISO13845 and KGMP certifications. so they are completey fit for your eyes!
Color 5/5 bold and vivid color
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"Bubble-Licious" at The Venetian – Thursday, April 18: 7-10 p.m.
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August 9, 2009
Filed under Daily App Reviews, Photography, Staff Favorites, Utility
Apple's latest iPhone has pretty much everything: GPS, iPod functions, Safari, Voice Control, Camera and so much more. The latest generation has also improved the camera capabilities of the 3GS and significantly improved its quality. However, the latest camera app from Apple still doesn't go far enough and the fact that Camera Zoom v1.1 has been in the number one position in the app store is testament to that. Camera Genius takes what Camera Zoom has done, but adds a lot more value and function (even some great photography tips) for the same price (currently).
Similar to Camera Zoom, Camera Genius also has a digital zoom feature that works pretty much identically to the afore mentioned app. However, Camera Genius brings other missing and interesting features such as Sound Capture (more below), Anti Shake, Big Button, Guide lines and my favorite, Self Timer. Let's look at each of these in further detail:
1. Camera Zoom. Similar to the app "Camera Zoom v1.1″, this feature adds a slider to the screen that controls the digital zoom of the app. Digital zoom can be adjusted easily by moving the slider. Unlike Camera Zoom v1.1 (the app), I didn't have time to do any photographic tests to see if digitally zoomed images have any processing done to them to make them sharper. However, if it's anything like what is offered by the other app, then this is a great feature.
2. Sound Capture. Enabling this function is not what you think it is. No, it does not capture sound with your photo, which is what I originally thought it was when I first saw it. Instead, it's a new take on a self timer function. When this is enabled, the app will take a picture when the noise it hears reaches a high enough level. Or, in easier terms, if you setup your iPhone to take a pic then say "cheese!" the app will then take the picture. Like I said, it's an interesting and fun twist on the self timer function. I like it.
3. Anti Shake. There have been several other camera apps in the app store that have implemented this same function in pretty much this same manner. How this works is, the app enables the accellerometer in the device, then waits for the vibrations and movements of the accellerometer to lower to a reasonable level then it will trigger the shutter. One addition that Camera Genius adds that I have not seen on other implementations is a shake meter. This gives you a visual representation of the shaking and vibrations that the device is subject to. Very cool.
4. Big Button. Big button is just that, it turns the whole screen into a shutter release button. So, if you're like me and have a hard time finding the shutter button on the current app then this should help. Once enabled, just touch anywhere on the screen and your picture will be captured.
5. Guides. As a photography buff there is one thing that drives me crazy… crooked pictures. Camera Genius adds a full set of on-screen guide lines that you can overlay the liveview image with. Use the guides to level your shot against the horizon or simply help you frame your shot using the rule of thirds. Many digital cameras have the option to enable guide lines through their options menu and I'm happy to see them here.
6. Self Timer. Self timer is pretty self-explanatory if I don't say so myself. However, this self-timer does go slightly further by allowing you to cycle through 2, 5, 10, 15, 30 second timer options.
7. Camera Manual. Unlike any other camera app I've seen, Camera Genius actually provides a "quick reference guide" of photography right wihin the app for easy access. The guide, or manual, offers eight highly effective (yet often overlooked) photographic tips from "focal point" to the "rule of thirds."
I've installed many camera apps on my iPhones over the past year. In fact, I just barely got finished testing and using Camera Zoom v1.1 when I stumbled upon Camera Genius and I'm already writing this review. Since dSLR camera gear is so expensive, I take my addiction out on camera apps from the app store! However, there are few of these apps that are ever worth their value that you paid for it and few of them stay installed on my iPhone for longer than a day or two (and never get mentioned on AppChatter either).
While I've been very impressed with all of the useful functions of Camera Genius it does have a couple of minor drawbacks that I would love to see the developer improve or add. The first of which is the touch to focus function of the new 3GS iPhones. This is such an excellent addition in the new devices and I use it regularly. Unfortunately, touch to focus is not included in Camera Genius (apparently this is an SDK limitation). Second, the sound activated shutter is not sensitive enough. When we tested this out with the phone just a few feet away we were practically yelling before the picture triggered. So, while a neat little feature it is, the sensitivity needs to be slightly better to make it truly useful.
Camera Genius is, in large part, what Apples own camera app should have been. All of the missing features that I would like to see in the real camera app are implemented here (and even a few others). If you take a lot of pictures with your iPhone then I highly encourage you to look at Camera Genius, it's, well…. Genius!
Note: Camera Genius was $.99 when tested, however the regular price is stated as $2.99.


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Monday, June 11, 2007
No lettuce in this salad!
When thinking about salads, the first thing that comes to mind is lettuce - however, as we found with tonight's dinner, this does not always have to be the case! In this dish, Warm Snow Pea and Chicken Salad, bright grassy green slivered snow peas quickly won us over with their crunchy sweetness instead of using some variety of lettuce.
We started off by gently poaching chicken breasts in chicken broth, rather than water, which gave them an extra boost of flavor. After they have cooled a bit, the juicy chicken is then shredded into bite sized pieces. Next, quite a lot of raw snow peas are trimmed and slivered lengthwise - they are then quickly cooked in a mixture of toasted sesame oil, garlic and fresh ginger. Once their color has brightened up, the strips of peas are placed with the bits of chicken into an Asian-flavored dressing. Rice vinegar and soy sauce give the dressing a salty tang with nutty cashew butter and toasted sesame oil giving it a rich creamy texture. Once plated, a shower of crunchy chopped cashews graces the top of each serving to tie into the luscious sesame dressing. Light, clean and very refreshing, this lovely take on salad with its crisp texture was just the right choice to end a warm summer day. I make my own cashew butter often, but if it is not something you would normally have, you could use some tahini (sesame seed paste) instead.
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You make your own cashew butter?? I am hanging my head in shame! Seriously, this sounds just fabulous. Saving the recipe right now.ReplyDelete
Every couple of weeks, I challenge myself to make a lettuce-free salad. Hard, because I love lettuce, and because it's so easy. But without the lettuce you really have to concentrate on making the rest of the ingredients count. This recipe absolutely does that!ReplyDelete
That looks so very good. Do you think peanut butter would work as well? Definitely will try this one.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous6/11/2007 10:51:00 PM
That sounds so good!! My oldest daughter and I love snow peas. I bet she would love that salad and I know I would. I'm going to make that for us soon. I may just have to send my kids to live with you, lol. I think between your awesome meals and wonderful sweets both of my girls would be in heaven. So should I wait until you've moved?ReplyDelete
Before I had read anything, just looking at the picture, I thought it would be wonderful with an Asian dressing - and that's what you did!! This sounds so perfect.ReplyDelete
Kalyn - Yes! We also make almond and sometimes sunflower if we are feeling extra adventurous!ReplyDelete
Lydia - I agree and it is a nice change of pace!
Anj - I would certainly try it!
Tammy - Since I think it will be awhile before we move, I think we have plenty of room now!
Deborah - Thanks!


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When registering a domain name with a traditional domain name registrar, the contact details of the domain name owner are publicly available through an online directory called the WHOIS database. In the early days of the internet, this was a good way to get in contact with website owners and businesses. However, the modern-day world-wide-web is full of people who want to use your personal details for malicious purposes, meaning that nowadays the WHOIS database is primarily used by criminals to obtain email addresses to use for spamming and phishing attacks.


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Wisconsin Military Records
This entry was originally written by Dawn M. Knauft and Carol L. Maki in Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources.
The Wisconsin Historical Society has very few records of Wisconsin residents involved in military action prior to the Civil War. When beginning a search for a Wisconsin Civil War veteran, researchers would do well to consult the following:
- Wisconsin. Adjutant General's Office. Wisconsin Volunteers, War of the Rebellion, 1861'1865. Madison, Wis.: Democrat Printing Co., 1914. An alphabetical index (also available on microfiche) to the Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers, War of the Rebellion, 1861'1865, 2 vols. (Madison, Wis.: Democrat Printing Co., 1886). This has been digitized and can be browsed and searched at the website of the Wisconsin Historical Society.
Other helpful sources include:
- Barker, Brett. Exploring Civil War Wisconsin: A Survival Guide for Researchers. Madison, Wis.: Wisconsin Historical Society Press, 2002.
- Love, William DeLoss. Wisconsin in the War of Rebellion: A History of all Regiments and Batteries. Chicago: Church and Goodman, 1866.
- Paul, William G. Wisconsin's Civil War Archives. Madison, Wis.: State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1965.
- Quiner, E. B. The Military History of Wisconsin: A Record of the Civil and Military Patriotism of the State, in the War for the Union. Chicago: Clarke & Co., 1866.
To re-create the background of a Civil War ancestor in Wisconsin, see Carolyn J. Mattern, Soldiers When They Go: The Story of Camp Randall, 1861'1865 (Madison, Wis.: State Historical Society of Wisconsin for the Department of History, University of Wisconsin, 1981), and Ethel Alice Hurn, Wisconsin Women in the War Between the States (Madison, Wis.: Democrat Printing Co. for the Wisconsin History Commission, 1911).
The Wisconsin Adjutant General's Regimental Muster and Descriptive Rolls (known as 'Red and Blue Books'), created during and after the Civil War, document the service of Wisconsin soldiers. These records typically show the soldier's name, regiment, company, rank, and date of mustering into service. Many records also include a birthplace, age, residence, occupation, marital status, physical description, muster-out date, and service notes. Copies can be obtained through the Wisconsin Historical Society. The society's website also provides detailed information on its military record holdings, some of which are described below.
No pension records, outside of those available through the National Archives (see page 9) exist for Wisconsin. The State Archives of the Wisconsin Historical Society is the repository for other numerous miscellaneous records pertaining to Wisconsin residents and units in the Civil War. These include records of the quartermaster general and various regiments. Of special importance to the genealogist are county draft books, lists of persons eligible for military service, regimental muster rolls, hospital reports, certificates of service, duty rosters, and records of the disposition of personal effects. Not all types of records exist for all regiments. Records are originals, with some indexes, and need to be searched at the archives. Staff assistance is available. The archives has an alphabetical index to soldiers who served in Wisconsin units. A similar index exists for the Spanish American War.
The library of the Wisconsin Historical Society has the World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards (1917'18) and a collection of camp newspapers for both World War I and World War II. The archives has brief service records compiled by the Adjutant General's office on all Wisconsin World War I military personnel. In addition to the above records, the archives and the library have numerous records, including personal narratives, unit histories, and general histories covering all of the above military conflicts. See Wisconsin Archives, Libraries, and Societies below for contact information. In requests, include full name of veteran, date of birth, approximate date of death, and county or city of residence at time of death, if known.
There are no official records in the archives for veterans of World War II, or the Korean or Vietnam conflicts (except for those serving in the Wisconsin National Guard during the Vietnam conflict).
The Wisconsin Veterans Museum Archives, 30 W. Mifflin St., Madison, WI 53703 has an invaluable collection of diaries and oral histories created by veterans. Other strengths of the collection include the records of various state veterans' organizations, a file of veteran burials in Wisconsin as well as information on more than 500 veterans' memorials.


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Bill Gubrud, the founder and now executive director of the Gay and Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame, was floored when he heard people — in 2012 — wonder why no mainstream sports figures had come out.
Of course they have! He didn't scream, though. He acted.
"It's short-term memory. If it hasn't happened in the last few years, it hasn't happened," Gubrud told the SFGN. "I think people really need to know the history of the athletes and what they've gone through."
What the hell is Gubrud talking about, you may be thinking. Jason Collin (an inductee of the hall) was the first major professional sports figure to come out, right? Wrong.
The first inductee that the board of directors at the hall of fame discussed was Glenn Burke, who played Major League Baseball for the Los Angeles Dodgers and Oakland Athletics from — wait for it — 1976 to 1979. That's over three decades ago. According to the hall of fame, Burke was the first and only MLB player that came out to his teammates and team owners during his career. Not after, not when it was safe, not when he retired, but during. Along with fellow ballplayer, Dusty Baker, the two are also credited with inventing the high-five, according to Gubrud.
"This all started long before Jason Collins came out," Gubrud said.
Gubrud grew up in a family of six. His oldest brother, and his little sister, were gay — "three out of six, that's half" Gubrud muses — and the family was supportive. "I was one of the lucky ones," he told the Mirror.
But coming out in 1998 meant he lost many friends along the way. Having always been a huge Cubs fan and moving to Chicago to work for the Chicago Free Press, he was beside himself when the team he loved, took out ads at the paper he worked for, a gay newspaper. That made the Cubs the first professional sports team to advertise in a gay newspaper. With 2,000 tickets during its first ever Gay Day (in 2001), the Cubs were a natural fit for an inductee to the hall of fame.
Gubrud said the hall of fame has three main objectives:
1. To preserve history of LGBT people in the sporting world - sadly something no one else does, he said.
2. To educate school districts around the country.
3. To honor amateur athletes (or professional).
On top of the website that runs the hall of fame, an educational program is in the works. The idea is for the people running it to travel the country, showcase inductees (who may even show up), and present the LGBT history of sports.
"We want to make sure there's a right attitude. Pre-Jackie Robinson, if you were an African-American youth, you had no one to look up to that was African-American in mainstream sports," Gubrud said. "Likewise, if you're LGBT today, you want someone to identify with."
To see a full list of the inductees thus far, go to GayAndLesbianSports.com/#inductees.
"It doesn't matter what sport it is, whether it's considered macho or femme — the bigotry is there," Gubrud said. "A lot of people I've talked to don't even know who Greg Louganis was. It's so important to me that people know the historical aspect of it."
For more information, go to GayAndLesbianSports.com.
Previous Inductees
Ben Cohen - English activist and former England rugby union international player.
Andrew Goldstein - First American male team-sport professional athlete (lacrosse) to be openly gay during playing career.
Orlando Cruz - First boxer to come out as gay.
Dr. Tom Wadell - Founder of the Gay Games in 1982.
LZ Granderson - Journalist and commentator for CNN and ESPN.
Billie Jean King – Former world number one professional tennis player.
Jason Collins – FirstNBA player to come out
Greg Louganis - Openly gay American Olympic diver who won gold medals at the 1984 and 1988 Olympic Games.
Martina Navratilova - A tennis legend; she has won 59 Grand Slam crowns and a record 9 Wimbledon singles champions.
Chuck Dima - Godfather of gay softball.
Jerry Pritikin - Known as the "Bleacher Preacher," became famous during his days as a regular in the Wrigley Field bleachers during the 1980s.
Renee Richards - An American ophthalmologist, author and former professional tennis player.
Christina Kahrl - ESPN editor and writer, cofounder of the Baseball Prospectus.
Glenn Burke - Major League Baseball player in the 70s; was first and only MLB player known to have been out to teammates and team owners during his career.


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I've been sewing for a long time, 2nd grade is when I started and then dropped it in high school 'cause it was 'dorky'. Then took it up when I started working for theatrical costume shops. I come from a long line of home sewers, my other sisters never took up the needle for pleasure or practicality.
I couldn't image my life without it. I love everything about sewing, the way I can play Art Director or Fashion Designer, how I can image all the possibilities in a yard of fabric and best of all my growing cadre of sewing buddies who teach me so much. I have never engaged in a hobby such as sewing where I am constantly challenged and always learning. If I weren't able to sew, I'd be miserable.
So, the question I put forth today for the lovely Free Stuff Friday is how has your life been altered, changed for better or for worse by your sewing machine. I would love to hear from people who have recently taken up sewing too. Do you have these dreamy images of making beautiful dresses. Or mastering couture techniques like the pros?
How does it feel when reality sets in, the realization that sewing is a process that takes time and effort. That no one except maybe Anya Ayoung-Chee of Project Runway Season 9 infamy (she allegedly only had been sewing for 3 months prior to becoming a contestant and later winning) can take the sewing machine out of the box and sew some complicated garment that fits perfectly.
Do we purchase the sewing machine thinking we will sew ourselves into another, better life, what happens if we don't meet that goal? Do you keep sewing or move on?
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The exponential rise in spam and e-mail-borne viruses has pushed must-have network security layers beyond traditional firewalls and intrusion-detection appliances. E-mail firewalls have emerged as a complementary appliance for detecting and protecting against threats in the inbound e-mail stream.
While relatively new to the marketplace, e-mail firewalls are valuable to enterprises that want to secure their e-mail infrastructures, and for good reason. They assemble the essential security measures under one hood as opposed to having them scattered throughout the DMZ.
E-mail firewalls provide antivirus and antispam functionality, and protect against directory harvest attacks. They can include features such as Web-based administration and mail services, and the ability to receive mail from multiple domains. The appliances monitor SMTP traffic for anomalies and signature-based attacks. Signatures are updated automatically, similar to antivirus products. A rule base is typically employed to act on anomalous traffic, and rules can be activated or disabled, depending on the level of protection desired. Conversely, some products, such as Ironport's C30 Messaging Gateway Appliance allow the use of configurable lists to designate domains or IP addresses as trusted, untrusted or suspicious.
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There are a handful of players in this market space. For instance, BorderWare Technologies MXtreme and IronPort Systems C-Series Messaging Gateway Appliance are maturing products, and the updated appliance versions include features such as connection-rate limiting and the capacity to interface with external open relay databases to detect spamming IP addresses. On the other hand, Symantec's Mail Security 8200 Series Appliances are relatively new offerings that combine antivirus capabilities with Brightmail AntiSpam functionality.
No product, however, can guarantee that zero spam will enter your environment without generating false positives (i.e., dropping legitimate non-spam messages or accepting e-mail that actually is spam). And e-mail firewalls can't eliminate all inbound viruses. The best you'll get is dramatic spam reduction, solid reporting and a comprehensive view of your e-mail stream (including volume reports, and statistics on spam, antivirus and suspicious sending domains).
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As products mature, deployment of e-mail firewalls alongside existing conventional firewalls will go from a good idea to an open-and-shut case. For now, the decision to deploy an e-mail firewall may simply come down to the need to increase defenses against an increasing number of threats.
About the author
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The H1N1 flu is no longer considered a pandemic. This article provides historical information about pandemic H1N1 flu and will no longer be updated. Please see the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website for the latest information about H1N1 flu.
Most of the information below is specific to the United States. For H1N1 flu vaccine information for the country you live in, please contact or visit the website of your country's health department.
What Is the Pandemic (H1N1) Influenza Vaccine?
A vaccine is a substance used to protect people from infections caused by bacteria and viruses. The H1N1 flu vaccine is designed to protect you against the pandemic H1N1 flu virus . There are two ways you might receive the H1N1 flu vaccine:
- Shot given in the muscle—uses inactivated vaccine containing dead virus
- Nasal spray—uses live, attenuated vaccine containing weakened virus
The virus in a vaccine will not make you sick.
Like other flu vaccines, you should not get the H1N1 flu vaccine if you are allergic to eggs.
The live, attenuated vaccine (nasal spray) should not be given to:
- Those younger than two years or older than 50 years
- Anyone with a severe chronic medical condition or weakened immune system
- Pregnant women
- Children under 18 years old taking chronic aspirin therapy
When Will the Vaccine Become Available?
Availability differs from country to country. Check with your country's health department to find out if the H1N1 flu vaccine is available. The vaccine is now available in the United States and in the United Kingdom.
Who Will Distribute the Vaccine?
In the United States, the CDC will distribute the H1N1 flu vaccine to every state. Each state will then determine how the vaccine is distributed, depending on quantity and need. It will be available to health departments, clinics, hospitals, and businesses in the public and private sectors.
Who Will Get the Vaccine?
In the United States, the CDC has indicated high-risk groups who will be targeted first:
- Pregnant women
- People who live with or care for children younger than six months old
- Healthcare and emergency medical services personnel
- People aged six months to 24 years
- People aged 25-64 years who are at higher risk for pandemic H1N1 flu because of chronic health disorders (eg, asthma ) or weak immune systems
The Public Health Agency of Canada has similar target groups to the CDC but also include:
- People living in remote areas
- People handling pigs or poultry
People in these target groups who have had flu-like illness not confirmed to be pandemic H1N1 flu should still be vaccinated.
After the target groups, people aged 25-64 years should get the vaccine. Older adults (over 65 years) will be the last group to receive the vaccine. (Older adults have been less likely to become infected with this flu than younger people.)
When Should I Get the Vaccine?
Flu season can begin as early as October and as late as April or May. The best time to get vaccinated is as soon as the vaccine becomes available. Doing so will protect you before the flu comes to your community. The flu season can extend into the spring, so it is important to still get vaccinated if you did not do so early in the season.
What Happens in the Event of a Vaccine Shortage?
Local public health officials will distribute the H1N1 flu vaccine based on risk and need in the communities.
Target populations would consist of:
- Pregnant women
- Anyone who lives with or cares for a child under the age of six months
- Healthcare workers and emergency medical personnel
- People aged six months to four years
- Children aged 5-18 years with chronic medical conditions
How Will the Vaccine Be Given?
The H1N1 flu vaccine will come in different forms such as shot and nasal spray. There will be multi-dose vials for wide distribution to the general public and single-dose vials without preservatives for pregnant women and children.
Who Will Pay for the Vaccine?
The United States federal government will buy the H1N1 flu vaccine from the manufacturers.
Will I Have to Pay to Get the Vaccine?
The H1N1 flu vaccine will be free at public health vaccination clinics. Private healthcare providers and institutions may charge a fee. This fee is usually covered by insurance companies.
How Many Vaccinations Will I Need?
The nasal spray will be given in two doses (given one month apart) for children aged 2-9 years and in one dose for persons aged 10-49 years. The shot will be given in two doses (given one month apart) to children aged six months to nine years and in one dose for people aged 10 years and older. Make sure you talk to your healthcare provider about which vaccine is right for you.
If I Get the Vaccine Does That Mean I Will Not Get the Pandemic H1N1 Flu?
Even if you have been vaccinated, you can still get the pandemic H1N1 flu. If you have symptoms, tell your doctor.
Can I Get the H1N1 Flu and Seasonal Flu Vaccines at the Same Time?
Yes, you can get the H1N1 flu vaccine at the same time as other vaccines, including the seasonal flu vaccine .
You can get the following vaccines at the same time:
- Seasonal flu shot and H1N1 flu shot
- Seasonal flu shot and H1N1 flu nasal spray vaccine
- Seasonal flu nasal spray vaccine and H1N1 flu shot
You should NOT get the seasonal flu nasal spray vaccine and the H1N1 flu nasal spray vaccine at the same time. If you want to have both nasal spray vaccines, you will need to get them at least two weeks apart from each other, one month apart is best.
If both nasal spray vaccines are given less than two weeks apart, you may need another dose of the last vaccine given. For example, if you were given the H1N1 flu nasal spray and then had the seasonal flu nasal spray 10 days later, you will need another dose of the seasonal flu nasal spray at least two weeks (one month is best) after the first seasonal flu dose.
You should also have the pneumococcal vaccine if it is recommended for you.
If I Was Given the Vaccine in 1976 for Swine Flu, Will I Need to Get the H1N1 Flu Vaccine?
The 1976 swine flu virus and the pandemic H1N1 flu virus are different. If you were vaccinated in 1976, it is unlikely you will be protected from the pandemic H1N1 flu. People vaccinated in 1976 should still get the H1N1 flu vaccine.
Is the Vaccine Safe?
Side effects are rare with the influenza vaccines. In 1976 there was concern that the influenza vaccine was linked to Guillain-Barre syndrome (a rare disease of the nervous system triggered by infections). Since that time the vaccine has not been linked to this disorder. The risk of Guillain-Barre Syndrome from an influenza vaccine is estimated to be 1 case per million vaccinations.
Like the seasonal flu vaccine, the H1N1 flu vaccine is expected not to cause problems other than soreness at the injection site. People with specific allergies (eggs, latex, or certain drugs) should check with their doctor before receiving any flu vaccine.
The live, attenuated vaccine (nasal spray) should not be given to:
- Those younger than two years or older than 50 years
- Anyone with a severe chronic medical condition or weakened immune system
- Pregnant women
- Children under 18 years old taking chronic aspirin therapy
Can I Give My Child Acetaminophen to Prevent a Fever and Pain After He Is Vaccinated?
A study by researchers from the Czech Republic showed that giving acetaminophen (eg, Tylenol) to a child at the time of vaccination decreased the chance of developing a fever, but it may also lower the effectiveness of certain vaccines. The researchers did not study the effect of acetaminophen on flu vaccines. Talk to your child's doctor to see whether acetaminophen should be used when your child is getting a vaccine.