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The north part of the Province has been battered by heavy rain as violent storms, triggering numerous flooding incidents.
The downpours swept in from the Atlantic Ocean, hitting Co Donegal before moving across Northern Ireland during Tuesday evening.
Met Eireann and the Met Office have issued yellow rain warnings for the northern half of the island.
Between 7pm and 11pm firefighters in Northern Ireland responded to 60 flooding incidents.
A number of people were rescued from cars caught in the sudden floods and police issued a warning to all road users to exercise caution in the hazardous conditions.
Several people in Londonderry and the North West also had to be evacuated from their homes.
In Claudy the force of the water caused part of a bridge to collapse.
Police warned drivers of hazardous driving conditions due to flooding especially in Tyrone and Derry/Londonderry.
A spokesman said: "Please slow down and drive with care."
Late on Tuesday night, a Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) spokesman said: "Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service are continuing to deal with a large number of flood related incidents across the province as a result of localised heavy rainfall.
"A considerable number of these incidents have occurred in the west of the province.
"NIFRS has carried out a number of rescues of persons trapped in vehicles in flood water and we would advise all road users to exercise extreme caution overnight."
The River Faughian in Co Londonderry is reported to have burst its banks and several roads have been closed.
The Roads Service say the following roads remain closed: Clooney Road, Gregg Road, Lower deck Craigavon Bridge, Church Brae, Drumnahoe Road.
Roads reopened are: Maghermason, Skeoge, Cross Border Road/Donegal, Letterkenny Roundabout, Buncranna.
The Glenshane Pass is passable with care.
In Co Tyrone the Drumeen Road and Donaghanie Road are closed due to flooding. The Crockanboy Road is also closed due to a damaged surface while Plumbridge Bridge is closed because of high water levels.


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Washington Post
April 3, 2013
The Obama administration is engaged in a broad push to make more home loans available to people with weaker credit, an effort that officials say will help power the economic recovery but that skeptics say could open the door to the risky lending that caused the housing crash in the first place.
President Obama's economic advisers and outside experts say the nation's much-celebrated housing rebound is leaving too many people behind, including young people looking to buy their first homes and individuals with credit records weakened by the recession.
In response, administration officials say they are working to get banks to lend to a wider range of borrowers by taking advantage of taxpayer-backed programs — including those offered by the Federal Housing Administration — that insure home loans against default.
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Welcome to our computer course page. This page let's you know of the various course available. Click on the various links and you can learn InDesign in London. Or you may wish to learning Photoshop in Cambridge. Norwich may be the place for your web design training course.
We now offer courses within London at Hammersmith and Kensington, Chiswick, Heathrow. If you want to venture further out west we also run training courses in Reading. We can offer courses at an office local to you. So why not come to us and see what you can do with Photoshop, InDesign or Excel?
If you have been a customer of ours around Cambridge then we have trainers who cover that area and we still use IT training facilities for our Cambridge IT courses. Same is true for our Peterborough, Ipswich and Norwich training courses. Give us a call for we can still come to you in Cambridge, Peterborough, Ipswich or Norwich to deliver a course in Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Excel, Word, Microsoft Access and other software programs.
We are delivering computer courses in Birmingham as well as computer courses in Leicester. This involves giving IT training showing how Excel, Access or a training course on website design can help your business. At one of our Birmingham training course offices we offer web design courses, computer programming courses along with post training support. At our Leicester training course offices we offer computer courses as well. Please call us and see how we can help. Take time to check out our Coventry Training.
Having delivered computer traininig courses for many companies based in Milton Keynes, Luton and Northampton areas nothing has changed we will continue to do so. Whether you need a training course in Photoshop. Or if you need an Excel training course in Milton Keynes we are willing to travel to you. Or you can come to a computer training course centre.
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We have a number of veteran's collections here documenting both alumni and other Iowans' service to our country. In addition, we also have records related to Iowa State's Department of Military Science (see the 13/16 listing in our online inventory). One way of finding some of our veterans collections is through our subject guides, which contain a listing of manuscript collections related to the Civil War, World War I and Word War II. One of our veteran's collections include the Fred O. Gordon Papers (MS-666). Gordon served during World War I, and we have a small collection which provides a brief view into his service in Europe.
Fred Otto Gordon was born October 24, 1894. His parents were George and Martha (Hyde) Gordon, and the family lived in Arlington, Iowa. He enlisted in the U.S. Army on April 9, 1918. After completing a training course for electricians at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and sent to Europe in July 1918. He was assigned to Battery F, 119th Field Artillery. Wounded on October 1, 1918, he returned to the United States in April 1919 and was discharged from the Army on May 20, 1919.
Two pages from the collection's photograph. In addition to the photograph album, there is also folder of loose photographs.
The World War I material includes a diary, correspondence, selective service and training certificates, a pay record book, newspaper clippings, and photographs. The diary covers the time from Gordon's enlistment until his discharge and records events such as the sinking of a submarine while on ship for Europe, artillery action, and being wounded and taken to the army hospital. The diary, containing very brief entries at the back of the notebook, also includes notes about conventional signs and army codes. Although only a few pages in length, Gordon's diary contains enough detail to give the reader a window into one Iowa veteran's experience. For instance, one day's entry states that he was in Paris and saw the Eiffel Tower, and the next entry (thirteen days later – August 29) he has experienced his first bomb and shell fire. In addition, many of his entries contain the length of marches, or "hikes," as he often calls them. Many were impressively long for a single day, and there are quite a number which were done in the rain.
If you are interested in taking a look at this collection here in our department, please visit the collection's online finding aid, which will provide you with a more in-depth description and folder listing of the collection's contents.
We have a few personal papers of our veterans here in our department, but the national military service records are housed at the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC) in St. Louis, MO. Check out the blog post by our Archivist of the United States, David Ferriero, to find out about the process of requesting a copy of a military service record – and a little about Ferriero's own military service record housed at the NHPRC.


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Metaphor Media necesitaba un nuevo diseño de impreso o envases y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 22 diseños de 7 diseñadores freelance.
Punchy, fun, lively single page design for a two-page guide (cover design + 1 page of text) on "The Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid While Learning How to Pole Dance".
Copy supplied (see below), this should be quick and easy to punch out -- kind of like a David Letterman-style Top 10 List with a few graphic elements and a easy going design. Not fussy or overly designed please.
Use photos, graphics, line art, illustrations, bullets, whatever you want to create a fun and readable one page guide relating to pole dancing. Design should include one full page cover graphic with the title, and a second page with the actual text list of ten things on a second page. Use oversize numbers or other design elements and interesting text treatment on the text page, but keep it readable please.
Here's the link where you can download the copy (text) for this project:
This project is not about stripping or exotic dance...it's about the latest fitness craze by women for women: pole dancing. Nothing lewd or suggestive please, the audience here is women. Pole dancing is the pilates of 2009.
We need the design in Microsoft Word so we can easily modify the content. Design will be used as both sides of one 8.5" x 11" sheet, with cover design on one side, and the actual list (text supplied) on the other side.
- Here's where you can download the copy (text) for this project:
- We need the design created in Microsoft Word so we can easily modify the content.
- Final deliverable is a Microsoft Word document with any special fonts delivered separately if required for your design.
- Design should be both sides of one 8.5" x 11" sheet, with one side as a full page cover with the title "The Top 10 Mistakes to Avoid While Learning How to Pole Dance" plus the website address: "http://www.PoleDancingVideoCourse.com" (don't use quote marks on cover, just for showing you here) and the second side is the text itself (see download page).
- Use bold and lively colors.
- If you use any photos, art, graphics, etc, please make sure it is royalty free. No swiping please.
- Nothing about stripping or nudity
- Not overly designed
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Service dogs come in all shapes and sizes, but it's their training that really distinguishes the legitimate ones from fake service dogs.
Nineteen states make it a crime to dress up a pet and pretend it's a working service dog, including the state of Virginia.
Getting caught with a fake service dog may result in a misdemeanor. But the laws don't seem to be dissuading the fraudsters. Currently, there is no national registry to track service animals. Meanwhile, scam artists online are selling fraudulent certification, ID cards and vests. Owners can easily purchase a service dog vest for their pet.
RELATED: What you should know about service dogs
For example, WUSA9 has found video of an owner pushing her three pet dogs inside a shopping cart. The owner claims them as service dogs. In another instance, an owner wears sunglasses and pretends to be blind, so the pet dog can pretend to be a guide dog inside the grocery store.
When a pet owner poses their dog as a service dog in public, it can harm people who actually rely on legitimate service dogs.
"It's just so selfish. Why would you do that?" questions Sgt. Mike Garvey who has to jump through hoops to prove Liberty is a trained service dog.
Garvey is a Marine Corps veteran who fought in Afghanistan. He was shot twice on tour.
Another veteran became so exasperated by fake service animals, he launched a Facebook page to expose the impersonators. We agreed to disguise his identity because he says he receives frequent threats.
"There is nothing worse than pissing off a combat veteran who fought for his country, and now he has to fight to be able to go inside of a local grocery store," he said.
He has also witnessed the solemn changing of the guard at The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier disrupted by fake service dogs.
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"There were a couple of hound dogs with other people and they began howling at a squirrel," he described. At Dulles International Airport, he and his service dog were stopped by multiple security officers.
"There are so many dogs coming into the airport and relieving themselves, growling, barking and biting they can't tell the difference between a legitimate trained dog and a fake service dog," he said.
Nationwide, the situation has gotten so out of control, even Late Night host Stephen Colbert mocked the absurdity.
"My dog isn't really a service dog. I just bought him a vest online so I could take him to the movies with me," Colbert said referring to his pug.
Meanwhile, Ryan Honick's service dog, Pico, has finished two years of rigorous training. Pico has mastered more than 40 commands.
"He just makes going through my day to day so much simpler," Honick said.
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A trained service dog would never:
- Bark in public, except on command, or be aggressive with other dogs or people
- Be aggressive toward other dogs or people
- Eat off a table in a restaurant
- Ride inside a shopping cart
- Be dressed in an unprofessional manner.
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Eventually there will be bugs opened for many of these items. For now, see bug 238626. Order of listed items below should not be taken as priority sequence.
End User
- properly-defined plugins and features (see JET Transforms/Wizards for creating project meta data)
- a .releng project (see JET Transforms/Wizards for creating project meta data)
- UI for running, exploring, validating & promoting builds; UI for killing / purging invalid builds
- automatic build cleanup / expiry
- configuration to be done in Portal
- crontab-based solution for scheduling builds
- Cruise Control to allow build queuing, scheduling, and cvs repo watching (continuous builds)
- support for java-only, simple project builds (not products)
- support for building on Linux only (no Win or Mac shared libraries)
- builds must be reproduceable (cvs tagging)
- one build per project or component
- mechanism for producing signed, packed, and digested update sites w/ p2 metadata
Cross-Project Integration
- mechanism for optionally contributing update site feature(s) to a coordinated release site, a la Ganymede
- support feeding dependencies to build from update site instead of from zips
- support getting latest dependencies from RSS feeds
- support building & testing against multiple versions of target platform
- provide source builds to facilitate the build-from-source scenario (eg., Linux distros)
- automatic cleanup of downloaded/cached dependencies
- support Buckminster
- support SVN
- support Maven-based dependencies
- convert bash scripts that "do work" to Ant scripts w/ custom tasks; submitting these back to PDE build or releng.basebuilder for reuse
- convert bash scripts that "do calculations" to PHP-based web apis, so they can be called by web, shell, ant, or java
- Metagen Wizards for creating plugin, feature, and .releng projects (GSoC 2008 project, incubating)
- cvs -d :pserver:firstname.lastname@example.com:/cvsroot/technology -Q co -d org.eclipse.metagen org.eclipse.soc/athena
- Dash Common Build (beta, in progress, v4, 2009?)
- cvs -d :pserver:email@example.com:/cvsroot/technology -Q co -d org.eclipse.dash.commonbuilder org.eclipse.dash/athena/org.eclipse.dash.commonbuilder
- Modeling Common Build (stable release, v3, 2008)
- cvs -d :pserver:firstname.lastname@example.com:/cvsroot/modeling -Q co -d org.eclipse.modeling.common.releng releng-common
- EMFT Common Build (stable release, v2, 2007)
- deprecated by Modeling Common Build
- EMF Build (stable release, v1, 2006)
- cvs -d :pserver:firstname.lastname@example.com:/cvsroot/modeling -Q co -d org.eclipse.emf.releng org.eclipse.emf/org.eclipse.emf.releng
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Ifty420 necessitava di un nuovo design di logo e ha lanciato un contest su 99designs.
È stato scelto un vincitore tra 30 design presentati da 16 designer.
I am planning to make a video site just like youtube.com. I would like some one to design me a logo.. Something similar to the dancing TV on http://store-robbery.freeonlinegames.com/
Desired Color Scheme:
Something that goes with anything and looks nice
Desired Style:
one suggestion i have is: old tv with hillbilly written inside it and HillyBilly.com written underneath it in small witting.
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jpeg and vector graphic
I think an old-style tv would look good, but it doesnt have to be that, you might design something cool that i might prefer over my old tv idea. . The logo has to be delivered in 2 versions, one in jpeg and another as a vector graphic, so I can animate it to dance around.
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Mountain Buggy are all about getting families out there and living life without limit! But what about he...…
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James Thomas - UKJust Going For A Stroll
James Thomas is a photographer, filmmaker and aspiring adventurer. In January 2012, James began his epic adventure, where he will be walking from Edinburgh in Scotland to Dunedin in New Zealand, kitted up and ready with his Mountain Buggy terrain. This expedition would take him across 3 Continents, through 15 Countries over 2 years and 12,000 miles. Along the way he would be photographing and documenting his amazing journey as he also attempts to raise £1,000,000 for the Worlds leading children's charity, UNICEF.
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You will no longer have to climb a ladder to reverse your ceiling fan direction for cooling. With reverse from control ceiling fans, you can change the direction of your fan for summer or winter with a touch of a button. Are you ready for control at your fingertips? Take advantage of free shipping and purchase one today!
How to Use Reverse from Control Ceiling Fans
Ceiling fans underwent significant technical advances during the 1970's and 1980's that allowed homeowners to modify speed, light and direction settings using a remote control. Reverse from control ceiling fans permit users to change the ceiling fan's blades rotation during the summer and winter seasons using a remote control. A reverse from control fan is helpful to residents with fans installed in hard to reach spaces. Reversible ceiling fans with lights with the option to change lighting and direction are beneficial to residents who are no longer able to climb ladders or step stools. Try Hunter fans with remote these fans will give you all of the features talked about above.
During the summer, use the forward button to run the ceiling fan blades in a counter-clockwise direction to produce a wind chill effect. This refreshing breeze makes users feel six to eight cooler without altering the temperature in a room or living space. Residents can then raise the thermostat setting a few degrees to reduce energy consumption without forfeiting comfort.
During the winter, use the reverse button to operate the blades in a clockwise direction to disperse warm air that naturally rises to the top of the ceiling back down to the floor. However, it is important that the fan be on the lowest speed setting to prevent an unwanted wind chill effect. Homeowners can then lower the thermostat setting to minimize energy use without squandering heating.
Advantages to Using Reverse from Control Ceiling Fans
Residents using a reversible fan can expect year-around comfort and savings. Reverse from the control ceiling fans assist homeowners in saving up 40% on cooling related costs during the summertime and 15% on heating related costs during the wintertime. Some users have reported annual savings of $500. However, this depends on the location, cost of energy, and the residence's condition.


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Dear Dr Seuss,
Allow me to introduce myself: I am Sam. Yes, Sam I Am. For the last eight years, I've spent LOTS of time with your books and I've some things I need to get off my chest.
I have to confess that the first four years were torturous, truth be told. You see, my little ones were at that stage when they wanted to be read the same book over and over. And over and over. And over. I became sick and tired of Green Eggs & Ham, the Cat in the Hat, There's a Wocket in my Pocket and others. I mean there's only so many times you can read, and re-read and then read again, those rhythmic lines and words without wanting to tear your hair out or bang you head against something hard. Fortunately, these were also the years when my kids couldn't yet read and were blithely oblivious to my skipping lines and even pages, which I would do a LOT just to expedite matters.
Then my kids become early readers. And I gradually realized the genius of your books, especially ones like Go Dog Go and Hop on Pop. Words cleverly assembled, rhymed, reversed and scrambled, forcing their developing brains to focus, sound out words, take their time. As my kids started to be able to read these books for themselves, I could see their pride forming and reading confidence grow.
Naturally, they started bringing home more of your books every week from the school library. Books they wanted me to read to them because they were complex, long, filled with ridiculously non-sensical words, creatures and situations. Find me a parent who, weary at the end of the day, really wants to put themselves through such tongue calisthenics? Don't get me wrong, I'm a HUGE fan of silliness, creativity and all that is good and goofy but really, these book were too much for this tired, working mama.
And then we watched the movie, The Lorax. And a light bulb went off and my whole relationship with you changed! I saw your genius. More than just a wrangler of words, I realized you're a philosopher, a commentator on society and, most importantly, a voice of inspiration. Your simple phrases make profound statements—better-sounding to me, quite frankly, than any catechism or sermon I've ever heard. (Here's 30 of your finest quotes.) Your books are life lessons to the young and old, inspiring us to be who we are, think for ourselves, take chances (try new foods!), read, boldly forge our way in the world—and to care for others, no matter how small.
So, dear Dr Seuss, on this day, March 2, 2013, your birthday, I say thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Strap a mask and flippers onto your imagination and chart a course to Shedd Aquarium. Have you ever seen eye-to-eye with a dolphin? Said hello to a penguin on a stroll to the South Pole? Immersed yourself in a flooded Amazon forest? Or met a friendly beluga whale? You can do it all at Shedd! Photo courtesy of the John G. Shedd Aquarium
Located in the heart of the city, the free Lincoln Park Zoo features an impressive ape house, the Farm-in-the-Zoo, a charming children's zoo, and rides on an old-fashioned carousel. Catch ZooLights during the holidays, when the zoo features glittering light displays and seasonal family activities. The zoo was one of the locales featured in the film Return to Me.
There's more than 200 beautifully landscaped acres to explore at Brookfield Zoo. Highlights include dolphin shows at Seven Seas, ape encounters at Tropic World and the chance for kids to dress up and play veterinarian at the Hamill Family Play Zoo. The zoo also offers an old-fashioned carousel and a wide variety of shopping and dining options.
Azoosment Park at Santa's Village
Azoosment Park at Santa's Village is an amusement park/petting zoo. Unlimited pony rides and amusement rides with one paid admission.
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The North Pole has moved to Central Illinois. Try your luck at the 6+ acre corn maze, the Grand Prix style race track, pick a pumpkin or a Christmas tree (depending on season), stop by the fascinating gift shop and, of course, see the reindeer!
Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary
Take a tour of Critter Camp Exotic Pet Sanctuary. Personally guided tours are available seven days a week year round for up to six people per tour, but all tours are by appointment. Animal lovers can learn about, pet, hold, and feed some of the 350 rescued animals, comprised of 30 different species. All income supports the rescued animals. Critter Camp is a non-profit, tax exempt, charitable, volunteer operated, no-kill facility that does not buy, sell, or exploit any animal.
VILLE:German Valley
This zoo overlooking Lake Decatur is home to animals from around the world, the Z.O.&O. Express train, the Endangered Species Carousel and the Zootique Gift Shop. Family events and activities are offered regularly.
Open year-round, the Peoria Zoo is home to more than 100 species of animals from around the world. Come see our newest members of the zoo family in Africa! From giraffes and rhinoceros to spider monkeys and lions, the Zoo is the wildest family place in town. In addition to family recreational resources, educational programming and conservation-based programs are top priorities.
Established in 1915, this free zoo is open daily, year round. Exhibits include bald eagles, wolves, mountain lions, foxes, otters, elk, goats, llamas, turkeys and peacocks.
Dolphins soar, belugas dance and penguins parade in Fantasea, the aquatic show at Shedd Aquarium. The marine mammal presentations showcase the natural talents and learned skills of the animals—and their trainers.
Opened in the late 1800's, this city zoo began to house exotic animals after a traveling circus left behind a lion cub. Located on Historic Route 66 the zoo became a popular attraction among travelers. It is also the only Illinois zoo to feature the endangered Sumatran tiger. They offer many exhibits and zookeeper interaction opportunities that are enjoyed by the whole family. Some highlights include: sun bear, reindeer, Harbor Seals, red pandas, lemurs, Galapagos Tortoise, Bald Eagles, Pallas' Cat, Snow Leopards, gibbons, and Red Wolves. The Zoo features many large indoor and outdoor exhibits such as a Tropical America Rainforest, ZooLab, Katthoefer Animal Building, Wallaby WalkAbout, Children's Zoo, and Animals of Asia.
Wild Reef: Sharks at Shedd Aquarium
See sharks glide through underwater gardens of iridescent corals and garden eels. Wander through a lagoon and mangrove forest, and visit a fishing village where residents saved their reef from destruction.
This 94-acre farm features picnic and recreational areas, antique farm equipment, a petting zoo, pony rides and barrel train rides. In fall find a pumpkin patch, haunted barn and pig races.
Come experience a working dairy farm! Milk a cow, feed the chickens, and just learn what it's like to live on a farm. Located just 8 miles from downtown Peoria. Call today to schedule your tour!
The Henson Robinson Zoo is home to animals native to Australia, Africa, Asia and North and South America. Over 90 species of native and exotic animals are housed here among naturalistic exhibits. Special events are held throughout the year and provide many hands-on experiences for children and adults alike. Also, take a "Zooper Edventure" with the zoo's education programs for children ages 2 to 17. Facilities include a gift shop, concessions and a petting area.
Open August through November, come visit our farm this fall to share in our rustic culture and enjoy a taste of the season. Many varieties of apples to taste. Also available, in season, are raspberries, pumpkins, home-made goodies, and our famous apple cider donuts. Take a horse drawn ride out to the orchard to pick your own apples too. Family tradition starts here! There's a petting zoo too.
VILLE:Poplar Grove
Prairie Farm features traditional farm animals such as sheep, pigs, horses, cows, goats, chickens, ducks and geese. Visitors are welcome to pet the farm's animals in the petting area. Kids both young and old will enjoy crossing the footbridge that spans the farm's miniature duck pond. Prairie Farm also offers educational programs and private party services. Open Memorial Day through Labor Day; Hours: Daily 1:00–7:00 p.m.; Free! (fee for trolley ride and some programs)
A visit to Wagner Farm affords you the opportunity to take part in and experience first-hand the workings of a genuine American farm. Wagner Farm is an 18.6 acre farm preserved for the educational and recreational enjoyment for all. See how bread was made in a wood cook stove, hear the rooster making time with his crow or milk one of the farm's many cows. Explore the world of agriculture and rural life as it existed in 1920-1950's.
This zoo located near the Quad Cities houses more than 900 exotic animals. See the animal exhibits on foot or hop aboard the Mel McKay Express, a miniature replica of an old steam engine that takes visitors around the park. Rise and shine with the wild things during Breakfast With the Animals, held on select Saturdays.
VILLE:Coal Valley
Abbot Oceanarium at Shedd Aquarium
The Oceanarium immerses you in the vibrant coastal ecosystem of beluga whales, Pacific white-sided dolphins, sea otters and sea lions. You'll also find the Polar Play Zone for kids, along with marine mammal presentations.
Lambs Farm features a farmyard with a petting area and a variety of attractions like mini-golf, a mini-train ride, cow bounce house and an Old World carousel. There is also a pet shop, the Country Inn Restaurant, a thrift shop, and a country store and bakery that benefit programs for people with developmental disabilities.
Adventure Creek Alpaca & Goldendoodle Farm
Come and visit the Netzel's prized alpaca farm! The alpacas are quiet, stately, regal animals that are friendly to people - especially to smaller children. While there, make sure to meet Quincy, a TV star. Take one of the alpacas for a walk or learn about their lives. Or come down to the farm just to say hello to the alpacas and goldendoodles.
Polar Play Zone at Shedd Aquarium
In the Polar Play Zone, kids can slip into a penguin suit and try being a bird in the Icy South play area. From there, head to the Icy North to explore the belugas' Arctic waters in a kid-sized submarine. Don't forget to shake hands—or is it arms—with colorful sea stars in the touch pools.
The Wildlife Discovery Center is a special place offering programs for people of all ages who have an interest in wildlife and their habitat. Children's classes, adult programs, and school field trips focus on wildlife conservation, field biology, and ecology. The Center also offers self-guided nature hikes, workshops, eco-based summer camps, wildlife ecology trips, group presentations, traveling animal exhibits and exciting volunteer opportunities. You can visit eye-to-eye with over 150 animals including a bobcat, raptors, Kookaburras, and an assortment of venomous and non-venomous reptiles like crocodilians, snakes, turtles and tortoises. The Wildlife Discovery Center is home to one of the largest public exhibits of rattlesnakes in North America, including four species that are native to Illinois. Indoor exhibits hours are Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 10:00am to 4:00pm. The outdoor exhibits and walking trails are open year round.
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Usually, when a political figure is photographed in disreputable company, he tries to cover it up. But when pictures surfaced of Russian blogger and protestor Aleksei Navalny meeting with Voldemort, the Terminator, a "gray" alien, and even that notorious lout Bender, he displayed them proudly on his blog.
I know what you're going to say — those are photoshops. (Wait, you mean Bender isn't real?) And that's the whole point.
Over the weekend, a Russian state-controlled newspaper posted a photograph of Navalny smiling next to exiled Russian businessman Boris A. Berezovsky, who's on the run and wanted by the police. The newspaper article claimed that Navalny makes no effort to hide his association with Berezovsky. The only trouble? That photo, too, was faked — and the original photo showed Navalny next to someone completely different.
As the New York Times explains in a great article, this is part of the age-old Russian art of "photomontage." For decades, the Kremlin has scored political points by cutting and pasting photos — in some cases, removing someone from the photo after they'd fallen from favor, in other cases adding someone new.
The only difference? Nowadays, with everybody owning a copy of Photoshop or something similar, it's a lot harder to fool people. The grand art of photomontage as part of political smears may finally be obsolete. Here are more of our favorite Navalny photochops from his blog:
Now the only question is — why does Voldemort want to bring down the Russian government? And what's Russia's version of the Ministry of Magic going to do about it? [Navalny on LJ via New York Times]


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What do I get for 200 euros?
You are looking at a fine example of what you get for 200 euros. A simple one page website, that is all most people actually need. As you can see I have a mail form as well as external links. If a one page website is OK for you, then 200 euros is OK with me.
What if I need more than just one page?
Any additional page will cost only 50 euros per page.
Will I have to pay any monthly fee?
Hosting your site on the internet costs 100 euros per year. It doesn't matter if you have only one page or 100 pages, you still only pay the flat rate of just 100 Euros per year.
What kind of things can I put on my website?
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But I don't need a whole website. Is there anything cheaper?
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I must admit that my first reaction to that question was, "Go screw yourself buddy". But after thinking about it, I am now saying, "Contact me, we can talk about it. I may even put you on the internet for free". Philanthropic deeds like these are good for the public image of OtiThelis.com.
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That's Poutsa.net, not Poutsa.com. This website is about the penis festival that happens every year in the prefecture of Larissa Greece. Again it has a name that is easy to remember. The festival has been going on for thousands of years and is a local tradition in the village of Tyrnavo
Larissatora.com accepts no advertising, All the places you see featured in LarissaTora.com appear as a direct result of the high recommendation of the people of Larissa. The website is a guide telling new residents and visitors about parks, recreation areas, museums and fun places in Larissa and close to Larissa. Included are a handfull of very highly recommended places to eat, drink and shop in Larissa.
islsite.com is the official website of "The International School of Larissa". This website includes photos of the students and teachers as well as all the yearbooks that the school has ever created.
mathimata.com is a website that is the perfect homepage for highschool students. It contains; google searchbox, image searchbox, wikipedia searchbox, youtube searchbox, multi-language dictionary, torrent searchbox, links to hotmail, Gmail, yahoomail and hundreds of links to educational sites. And it loads extremely fast. Try this as your homepage for one week and you will wonder how you ever got along without it.
tsagalis.net is the official website for the "Orthopaedic Online Information Centre" which was founded by Dr. Tsagalis, an Orthopaedic Surgeon located in Larissa
gofifo.com is the simple website of "Fifo Family Restaurant". A restaurant that caters to every taste.


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The following statement explains the advertising policy for this Forum.
Perhaps I should comment on the issue of commercial advertising on this site. We have had extensive discussions amongst the moderators about this issue and there is a range of opinions concerning what is permitted or not on this site.
The mission of CareCure is to provide information to the spinal cord injury community about issues of importance to them. This includes information about care, cure, exercise, relationships and sex, etc. Valuable information comes from many sources, including commercial ones.
Although we don't want to be overwhelmed by advertisements, we also don't want to exclude information for all commercial sources. Thus, we allow some commercial posts and discussions of commercial products and services, including information from people who are members of organizations or companies that provide the products and services.
If we were to exclude all people from organizations that make money from the spinal cord injury community, the community would not be well-served. For example, strictly speaking, we would have to exclude all doctors and even scientists from posting about their work on the site.
Many members of this site work for organizations who provide products and services to the community for profit. Snowman is a long time member of this site. He has been generally helpful with his comments. It would be difficult for him not to talk about or comment on Project Walk because he works there. He does not hide the fact that he works at Project Walk. People should read his posts with that in mind.
As I see it, there are several types of "commercial" posts that range from unacceptable to more acceptable.
Our members now post an average over 500 posts per day. Our volunteer moderators do not have the time to remove or scrutinize all commercial posts. Usually, blatant advertisements are removed within a few hours or a day or so. We do our best and the site has been reasonably free of advertisements.
- Spam advertisements. These are posts by people who are not contributing members of our community and who are blatantly advertising their products on our site. These are not acceptable and we will generally remove these and, if the person continues to post them, we ban the person. This has occurred recently.
- Advertisements of commercial products or services. Occasionally, a member of our community posts information about products or services provided by the organization that the member works for. While we generally discourage such advertisements, the decision to remove the posts depends on whether the information is of interest to our community.
- Personal products and services. A member of the community may post information about personal products or services that he/she is providing for a charge. Generally, we have moved such posts to the Classified Forum which was created for this purpose.
- Solicitation of funds. Some members have solicited funds for various projects on this site. We have tended to discourage these, particularly in the main care and cure forums. In many cases, we have moved them to either the Member's only forum or to the Legislative, Funding & Advocacy forum.
- Advertising banners in member posts. Some members have placed advertising banners in their by-lines. We have had extensive discussions and arguments over this but we have generally discouraged such advertisements when they are blatantly commercial. Many people, however, have put links in their bylines to websites or their favorite organizations.
- Discussions of commercial services and products. Some members of our community may post about commercial services and products that are provided by their organizations. We have generally left these posts alone as long as the information provided is of value to the community and especially if they are in response to questions from other members.
- Testimonials. Many members of our community have posted testimonials about services and products provided by commercial organizations. We have not discouraged nor removed such testimonials, if they are relevant to the community, even when the testimonials may have been at the behest of organizations seeking to recruit customers from our community.
Finally, since our inception in July 2001, even though we could probably make substantial amounts of money and such funds would help in the operation of this site and allow us to provide more services and products (right now, all the work on this site is voluntary), CareCure has avoided advertising banners. This is in part because I do not want our site to become dependent on commercial advertisement.


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http://In the past week over a thousand articles have been contributed to the FamilySearch Research Wiki. But there are still huge areas of the Wiki that lack detailed information. A wiki, by its nature, is a collaborative website. Everyone is invited to register and contribute information. In addition to the thousands of articles with genealogical research information and links, the Research Wiki also contains its entire operating manual of instructions, principles and policies.
Every genealogist has some specialized information about records or some location that would benefit others. The Wiki is designed expressly for the purpose of sharing this unique personal information with others. As you browse the pages or search for specific information, you may see incomplete or inaccurate entries. All registered users have an automatic invitation to make changes to the Wiki. To make those changes you first need to register. If you already have an LDS Account or a FamilySearch Account, you are already registered. If not, you can click on the "Sign in." Registrations is simple and you can use your login and password for all of the FamilySearch websites.
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Now something about the don'ts. Don't add personal family history, biographies, pedigrees or other family information to the Wiki. If you have any questions about what is appropriate see the FamilySearch Wiki:Purpose and Appropriate Topics page. Please have the courtesy to follow the guidelines. If you look down the list of things that are not appropriate you will also see that the Wiki is not a place for advertising products or services.
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The Dynamo produced the first of many late victories at Robertson Stadium, as Dwayne De Rosario picked up a loose ball 35 yards from goal, burst through the Real Salt Lake back line, and coolly slotted a shot into the lower right corner to give Houston the win. RSL had taken the lead on a Jeff Cunningham goal, but Craig Waibel equalized for the Dynamo shortly after to set up De Rosario's heroics.
Real Salt Lake (0-3-1) vs. Houston Dynamo (2-2-0)
April 22, 2006 -- Robertson Stadium, Houston TX
Scoring Summary:
RSL -- Jeff Cunningham 1 (unassisted) 57
HOU -- Craig Waibel 1 (Brad Davis 1) 60
HOU -- Dwayne De Rosario (Brian Ching 1, Eddie Robinson 1) 84
Real Salt Lake -- Scott Garlick, Eddie Pope, Carey Talley, Daniel Torres, Mehdi Ballouchy (Atiba Harris 45), Kenny Cutler, Chris Klein, Jason Kreis, Douglas Sequeira, Jeff Cunningham, Andy Williams (Ryan Johnson 74).
Substitutes Not Used: Jay Nolly, Nelson Akwari, Chris Brown, Christian Jimenez, Kevin Novak.
Houston Dynamo -- Pat Onstad, Wade Barrett, Eddie Robinson, Craig Waibel, Ricardo Clark, Brad Davis, Dwayne De Rosario, Brian Mullan, Adrian Serioux, Brian Ching, Alejandro Moreno (Ronald Cerritos 78).
Substitutes Not Used: Ryan Cochrane, Kevin Goldthwaite, Kelly Gray, Stuart Holden, Marcus Storey, Zach Wells.
Misconduct Summary:
RSL -- Jeff Cunningham (caution; Professional Foul) 8
RSL -- Carey Talley (caution; Tackle from Behind) 68
HOU -- Adrian Serioux (caution; Tackle from Behind) 69
Referee: Gus St. Silva
Referee's Assistants: Rob Fereday, Emiliano Monje
4th official: Sasah Mitelman
Attendance: 16,904
Weather: Clear-and-87 degrees
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Recall election is June 5
Gov. Scott Walker (Republican)
Age: 44
Address: Madison. Grew up in Delavan, Wis.
Occupation: Governor
Elected offices/experience: Previously served as Milwaukee County executive from 2002 to 2010 and had been a member of the Wisconsin Assembly from 1993 to 2002.
Education: Attended Marquette University, and left in his senior year to work full-time in development for the American Red Cross
Family: Walker is married to Tonette, and they have two sons in high school, Matt and Alex.
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Tom Barrett (Democrat)
Age: 58
Address: Milwaukee
Occupation: Mayor of Milwaukee
Elected offices: Served as mayor of Milwaukee since 2004. Served first in the Wisconsin Assembly beginning in 1984, then in the Wisconsin Senate from 1989 to 1993. He served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1993 to 2003.
Education: Earned a B.A. in Economics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 1976 and his J.D. from the University of Wisconsin Law School in 1980.
Family: Barrett and his wife Kris, a teacher, have four children. Their home is in the same Milwaukee neighborhood where Barrett grew up
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Republican Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch
Age: 36
Address: Oconomowoc. She was born in Milwaukee.
Occupation: Wisconsin's Lieutenant Governor .
Elected offices/experience: She worked as a news reporter and TV anchor.
She formed her own company, Rebecca Kleefisch Enterprises, Inc.
Education: Graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison
Family: She is the mother of two daughters, Ella and Violet. She lives in Oconomowoc with her husband, state Rep. Joel Kleefisch.
Rebecca Kleefisch's campaign website: http://www.rebeccaforreal.com
Democrat Mahlon Mitchell
Age: 35
Address: Fitchburg. He was born in Milwaukee and grew up in Delavan, Wis.
Occupation: Serves as President of the Professional Fire Fighters of Wisconsin
Elected offices/experience: Prior to his election as president of the Fire Fighter's Association, Mitchell served as a firefighter for more than 15 years in Madison. He was a counselor at the Wisconsin Alliance for Fire Safety's Burn Camp, which he also directed for five years. He also worked as a street outreach coordinator with Briarpatch and Youth Services of Southern Wisconsin. He was also a real estate agent for six years at First Weber in Madison.
Family: Mitchell lives with his wife, April and two children, Sie'anna and Karson, in Fitchburg.
Mahlon Mitchell's campaign website: http://mahlonmitchell.com
Republican Sen. Scott Fitzgerald
Age: 48
Address: Juneau. He was born in Chicago and moved to Hustisford, Wis., when he was 11.
Occupation: Senator; Senate Majority Leader
Elected offices/experience: In 1994, Fitzgerald was elected to the Wisconsin Senate, and he has been re-elected since 1998. He was elected by his Senate Republican colleagues as Senate Majority Leader for the 2011-2012 legislative session. He joined the U.S. Army Reserve in 1981 and was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Armor Branch in 1985. He completed the Army Command and General Staff College and served in a number of assignments during his 27 years of service, including Battalion Commander. In 2009, he retired from service at the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. He worked for nearly 10 years in the newspaper publishing business.
Education: He graduated from Hustisford High School in 1981. He earned his Bachelor of Science from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1985.
Family: Fitzgerald and his wife, Lisa, have three sons.
Scott Fitzgerald's campaign website: http://www.votefitzgerald.com
Democrat Lori Compas
Age: 41
Address: Fort Atkinson
Occupation: She runs her own writing and photography business
Elected offices/experience: She is a board member of Heart of the City (a local organization that promotes sustainable development and civic preservation) and the Eagle Parent Organization. She is also a member of the Fort Atkinson Arts Council and the Fort Atkinson Garden Club.
Education: She earned a Bachelor of Science in agricultural journalism from the University of Missouri-Columbia.
Family: Compas and her husband, Eric, have two children
Lori Compas' campaign website: http://www.loricompas.org
Republican Sen. Terry Moulton
Age: 65
Address: Chippewa Falls. Born in Whitefish, Montana, Moulton moved to Chippewa Falls with his family when he was 2 years old. He grew up on the shores of Small Lake Wissota and has spent almost his entire life in the Chippewa Valley.
Occupation: Senator representing District 23 since 2011.
Elected offices/experience: Moulton was elected to the State Assembly in 2004 and was re-elected in 2006. In 2010, Moulton was elected to the State Senate and serves as Chair of the Workforce Development, Small Business and Tourism Committee. He also sits on the Committees on Agriculture, Forestry and Higher Education, Health, and Natural Resources and Environment and serves on the Governor's Councils on Tourism and Workforce Investment. For more than two decades, Moulton has owned and operated Mouldy's Archery and Tackle. Before opening his business, he worked for 17 years in the administration at St. Joseph's Hospital in Chippewa Falls.
Family: Moulton is married to wife Sue Kay, and together they have two children and eight grandchildren.
Terry Moulton's campaign website: http://www.terrymoulton.com
Democrat Kristen Dexter
Age: 50
Address: Eau Claire. Dexter was born and raised in Hallock, Minn.
Occupation: She is a metalsmith by trade.
Elected offices/experience: Dexter was a Democratic member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, representing the 68th District since 2009. In the Assembly, Dexter served as the Vice Chair of the Committee on Education and as a member of the Committee on Public Health, Committee on Renewable Energy and Rural Affairs, and the Committee on Rural Economic Development. Prior to her election she served on the Altoona Board of Education from 2002-2008. Dexter is a member of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), Beaver Creek Reserve, Eau Claire Chamber of Commerce, and the Wisconsin Farmers Union.
Education: She graduated from UW-River Falls with a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Arts.
Family: Dexter and her husband Donn have three children
Kristen Dexter's campaign website: http://www.dexterforsenate.com
Republican Sen. Van Wanggaard
Age: 60
Address: Racine. He was born in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.
Occupation: Senator
Elected offices/experience: State Senator representing District 21 since 2011. He was first elected to the senate in 2010, having previously represented District 7 in the Wisconsin State Assembly from 2002 until assuming his seat in the senate.Before that, he worked for the Racine Police Department from 1972 to 2001
Education: Wanggaard graduated from Gateway Technical College with a certificate in Police Science Instruction.
Family: He and his wife have two children
Van Wanggaard's campaign website: http://vanwanggaard.com
Democrat John Lehman
Age: 66
Address: Racine. He was born in Rhinelander.
Occupation: Former Democratic member of the Wisconsin Senate, representing District 21 from 2007 to 2011. Elected offices/experience: He served five terms in the Wisconsin State Assembly (District 62) 1997-2007. Elected to first terms in the State Senate (District 21) in 2006.
Education: Earned a B.A. Luther College 1967; M.Ed. Carthage College 1979; attended UW-Parkside and UW-Madison.
Family: Lehman is married and has three daughters
John Lehman's campaign website: http://www.lehman4senate.com
Republican Jerry Petrowski
Age: 61
Address: Marathon. Born in Wausau, Wis. Lifelong Resident of the 29th Senate District.
Occupation: Current State Representative in the 86th Assembly District
Elected offices/experience: Elected to the State Assembly in 1998. Chair of Assembly Transportation Committee; Voting member of Public Health and Public Safety, Rural Economic Development and Rural Affairs, and Veterans and Military Affairs; Serves on the Governor's Council on Highway Safety, Transportation Projects Commission, Midwest Interstate Passenger Rail Commission, and the Rustic Roads Advisory Board. Over 30 years of experience as a small business owner/ginseng, dairy and beef farmer; nine years as a Machinist at Marathon Electric; member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local #1791; six years in the U.S. Army Reserves (the 213th S&S Battalion).
Education: Graduate, Newman High School; Attended Northcentral Technical College and UW-Marathon County.
Family: Married to wife Ellen for over 37 years; he has four grown children and two grandchildren.
Republican Jerry Petrowski's campaign website: http://jerrypetrowski.com
Democrat Donna Seidel
Age: 61
Address: Wausau. Seidel was born in Neenah and graduated from Neenah High School.
Occupation: Wisconsin State Representative for the 85th Assembly District. Currently, Seidel serves as the Assistant Democratic Leader and as a member of the Committee on Health, Committee on Children and Families, Committee on Assembly Organization and Committee on Rules.
Elected offices/experience: Upon graduating from UW – Stevens Point, Donna became a police officer and later an investigator in the Marathon County District Attorney's office. Donna first became an elected official serving as Clerk of Courts in Marathon County. After serving as the Clerk of Courts for 16 years she was elected state representative for the 85th Assembly District.
Education: She attended UW-Stevens Point and received a B.S. in Sociology.
Family: She is married to Andy Benedetto. Her daughter, Kim, lives in Minneapolis with her husband Paul; her stepchildren Adam and Cara live in New York City.
Democrat Donna Seidel's campaign website: http://www.seidelforsenate.com


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29 August 2012
On the occasion of summer's almost-end, and of preparing to give a short "what I did this summer" presentation at student orientation this evening, I give you: "What I Did (and Did Not Do) This Summer":
I did not blog here very often. I took an official hiatus while at MacDowell for four weeks, and upon return decided that A Limited-Internet Life is A High-Quality Life, when one is trying to write a book, read many books, write short essays, etc. And to some degree when one is trying to nourish human relationships. My brain, I've learned, is very porous/permeable; screen time takes over/muddles/fatigues mental capacity significantly. Emotional capacity, too. Some people really do seem to get smarter and more vital via the Internet (see my post about Ai Wei Wei, which is one reason I will continue to keep this blog at all); I seem to get dumber/less human. Whenever possible, I've stayed off the Internet/away from email before 1pm. Thus, less blogging.
I shelved the book that I was originally hoping to finish writing this summer. This is hard to even talk/write about. I will say that my lunch meeting with my agent, where I broke the news, went very well, and I'm thankful that she is the sort of agent who is a human being first (I'm told not all agents are.) Despite this hard reality…
I started and made sustained progress on a new work of fiction that feels good, and alive, and about which I feel hopeful and more clear-headed. That's all I'll say about that for now.
I made good use of the mornings. My undisclosed, favorite library carrel saw my a** mornings at 8, and I recommend this, writer-friends. Carpe diem. Blah blah blah.
I reunited with my mountain bike. I loved riding around in Peterborough, NH, and getting some exercise to boot. The bike had been in storage for, I don't know, 10 years? Back in the city, I've been riding it regularly in Central Park and along the Westside path. One of these days you may see me huffing and pedaling past you on the street.
I reunited with yoga. God bless the Harlem Yoga Studio.
I taught a fantastic summer fiction workshop. The students were fantastic, that is. Summer is especially fun, because you tend to get a very diverse group – age, life experience, literary interests. We had more males than females – unheard of! We had gritty sex-and-drugs stories, 19th century-esque novels of manners, experimental collage prose, YA fantasy, science fiction. We had someone Skype in from Peru. We read George Eliot and Garcia Marquez. The students dug in and respected each others' work, even when it was clear that they did not "like" each others' work. Only in the classroom, I sometimes think (with gratitude) can this kind of fruitful, unlikely-bedfellow magic happen.
I dipped my toe, then my foot, then got waist-deep in an editorial role with The Best New Literary Journal That You Should Know About, i.e. The Common. I blinked, and now I'm an Editor. More on that soon. Issue 04 (print version – a gorgeous thing to behold) forthcoming in October, and the launch of a super-enhanced online magazine component kicking off in mid-September. The Common publishes work that engages/features significantly "a sense of place." Props to Jen Acker, Founding Editor and colleague extraordinaire, along with editors John Hennessey, Hannah Gersen, Liz Byrne, and Amy Sande-Friedman. Contact me if you have work you'd like to submit, for print or online, fiction or nonfiction.
I continued as a staff writer for The Millions, and to develop the Post-40 Bloomers series there. "Post-40 Bloomers" celebrates One Year! We've featured 12 authors whose first major work debuted when they were 40 years of age or older, including Walker Percy, Harriet Doerr, Giuseppe di Lampedusa, Anna Keesey, William Gay, Daniel Orozco, and others. Some exciting things are on the horizon for the series in 2012-13; stay tuned, and do get in touch if you'd like to be involved in said exciting prospects. In addition to the Post-40 series, I wrote an essay on loneliness, and did a Q&A with James Salter.
We went to Berlin. Last year it was Buenos Aires. We continue on our low-cost-of-living-cities tour. In Berlin I discovered that I like beer – good beer – a lot. German Schwarzbier (black lager) especially. We learned about bokashi (for our compost bin) from our friend Shu-lea Cheang, whose multi-media installation on composting opened while we were there (a mail-order bag is on the way!). I ate way too much pork (in a good way). I turned the corner on coffee vs espresso (espresso!). I learned how to hand-roll cigarettes. We saw a lot of great contemporary art – at Documenta13 in Kassel and the many museums in Berlin. I met the lovely, talented writer Madeleine Thien (thanks, Manju, for introducing us), who inspired me in so many ways. Oh, and we did lots of touristy things, too.
I started, and am continuing to prepare for my Voices/Visions of Childhood & Youth seminar. And I'm pretty excited. The reading list is even better this year than last year. (Will post here once it's final-finalized.)
I did not garden very much. Between MacDowell, and teaching, and travel, it didn't happen. Green beans and lettuces, yes. Tomatoes, not so much. Not yet, anyway.
I watched all of Season Four of Breaking Bad. In one week.
It was a good summer. I'm pretty tired, though. Deep breath as school gears up and we teachers and students all turn into pumpkins.
Happy End-of-Summer!
6 August 2012
Thanks to Wendy S. for introducing me to Irish writer Mary Costello's debut story collection, The China Factory.
At The Millions today, my review/profile/interview with Costello. It's a weird form, I admit, and probably unkosher in the criticism world — but somehow, to me, it feels right.
30 June 2012
I had hit a dud streak in my reading; Anna Keesey's Little Century saved me. Really enjoyed it and hope you do, too. My review at The Millions. (Note: I don't normally write reviews; when I write about books, I more just pontificate and/or relate the book to other things I'm thinking about. Something about Little Century made me want to actually look more closely at its strengths; I was surprised that I liked it so much, for various reasons.)
2 May 2012
At The Millions today, this month's Post-40 Bloomer, poet Spencer Reece. (Actually, this is April's feature, but it took me longer than I'd expected to write, so it's only posting today.) Take a look – Reece's story is exemplary of the post-40 bloomer, I think, in all its life-living, art-making richness.
One thing I did not manage to cover in my piece is the fact that James Franco, when he was a film student at Yale, approached Reece, who was a Divinity student there at the same time, about making a short film based on Reece's poem "The Clerk's Tale." I was focusing so much on studying Reece's poetry, that I decided not to watch the film; I thought it would take my mind in a completely different direction I didn't want to go.
But, in case you're interested, here's a synopsis and some stills, from Cannes, where the film was a closing night feature.
9 April 2012
That's right, not a typo, post NINETY.
Thanks to Nick at The Millions for alerting me to this:
96-year-old novelist Herman Wouk has sold his latest novel to Simon & Schuster. The Lawgiver follows the production of a movie about Moses through "letters, memos, emails, journals, news articles, recorded talk, tweets, Skype transcripts, and text messages" sent between characters.
Not his debut, obviously, but still. If blooming is understood as "peaking," this is quite an impressive late-life peak.


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The same day it introduced the touch-screen Samsung Rogue, Samsung quietly unveiled the Samsung M240. Made for Sprint, the M240 is all about communication. Features are few–you don't even get Bluetooth–and the simple flip-phone design lends itself to making calls. On that front it does a decent job, but its performance didn't blow us away. You can get it for $19.99 with service.
The Samsung SPH-M240 bears a slight resemblance to both the Samsung SGH-A237 and the Samsung SGH-T329. Though it lacks the color accents of the earlier handsets, the silver and black M240 has a streamlined shape with curves on the sides and at either end. As with the A237 and the T329, you feel that you could skip the M240 across a pond. The result is a simple, yet pleasant phone that fits comfortably in the hand. We also liked the textured back cover.
At 3.6 inches by 1.85 inches by 0.75 inch, the M240 slips easily into a pocket or a bag for traveling. It doesn't feel too wispy even though it is quite light (just 2.9 ounces). The hinge feels sturdy, but the plastic skin isn't likely to withstand a lot of bumps. On the right spine is the large volume rocker and on the left spine sit the headset jack and the Micro-USB port. The headset jack is 2.5mm rather than 3.5mm, but we'll let that slide since the M240 isn't a music phone. On the other hand, we welcome the standard Micro-USB port for the charger.
The vertical external display is another characteristic that the M240 shares with the T329. It gets points for design appeal, but it does come at a price. The text on the display (the date, time, and numeric caller ID) is tiny and can't be changed. It also means that it won't display photo caller ID, but that's a moot point since the M240 doesn't have a camera. You can adjust the contrast only.


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Auto-correct cock-up sends schools into lockdown
'Gunman' on the way
Auto-correct is known to be the cause of many a hilarious text misunderstanding, but when one student sent a message to say they were "gunna be" at school and the word became "gunman", you can imagine the chaos it would cause. Particularly in America.
That is exactly what happened to one student at Lanier Technical College in Georgia, who failed to read over the message "Gunna be at West Hall this afternoon" before sending it out. To the wrong number, naturally, Gainesville Times reports.
The concerned recipient contacted the authorities, which took immediate action and shut down both West Hall Middle School and the West Hall High, while they tracked down the source of the message.
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Kevin Pietersen rubber-stamped his return to the England set-up on Wednesday by signing a full central contract with the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB). Pietersen was frozen out of the international picture in August last year when he was dropped for the final Test against South Africa over claims he sent text messages to rival players criticising then-England captain Andrew Strauss.
The South Africa-born batsman subsequently returned to the squad towards the end of 2012, but was only tied to a short-term contract that was due to expire at the end of the month.However, limited-overs coach Ashley Giles confirmed on Wednesday that the 32-year-old has now signed a full central contract with the ECB that puts him on a par with the rest of his England team-mates.
The current set of central contracts is due to expire at the end of September. Pietersen endured a turbulent 2012, which saw him announce his retirement from both 50-over and Twenty20 internationals. He even cast doubt over his future in the Test arena, shortly before he was axed from the side in August over a controversial exchange of text messages with the touring South Africa team.
He missed the World Twenty20 in Sri Lanka and was not given one of 10 central contracts distributed in September.However, after holding talks with the ECB he returned to the England squad in October and subsequently agreed to return in all formats of the game. (AFP)


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Maybe we could start with the basic hardware for the Arduino (I don't even know which one or which kit to get)
a display (if android readouts are too difficult for the beginning)
and some sensors (temperature, hal sensors for speed and crank cadence, maybe a photo sensor to automatically switch on the backlight when it's too dark)
Is this, what I should buy?
I'd rather have everything I need to start out and not start buying more stuff in 2 weeks.
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