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TUCSON — It's routine for immigration officials in Arizona to detain people suspected of being in the country illegally.
Monday, however, the detention of two men — an immigrant rights activist and a father of six in Tucson — sparked protests, frustrated local authorities and illustrated the difficulties of complying with SB 1070, the state's controversial immigration enforcement law.
"This is unjust," Alma Hernandez yelled in Spanish to a crowd of about 300 that gathered in front of the Tucson Police Department to protest the detentions. Hernandez, a spokeswoman with the civil rights organization Corazón de Tucson, riled up the crowd by introducing immigrant rights activist Raul Alcaraz Ochoa, who had just been released from immigration detention.
"We need to fight for all those who are detained," Alcaraz Ochoa said.
Immigration officials arrested him Sunday after he positioned himself underneath a U.S. Customs and Border Patrol vehicle in an attempt to stop officials from taking away another man, Rene Meza.


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ROCHESTER — Police arrested a woman for shoplifting from Kohl's on Friday.
The Rochester Police responded to Kohl's Department Store at 160 Washington Street where Jessica Lavoie, 26, of 71 Shore Road in East Wakefield was being detained.
Employees told officers Lavoie took merchandise from the store without paying. All merchandise found in Lavoie's possession and she was subsequently arrested for Felony Shoplifting.
Lavoie was transported to the police department where she was booked and released on $5,000 personal recognizance bail.
She will appear in court on Dec. 10 at 8 a.m.
In a press release the Rochester Police remind resident, " ... during the holiday months the temptation to commit thefts at retailers may increase, but the Rochester Police Department and Loss Prevention Officers throughout the City are prepared to stop, apprehend and prosecute anyone committing these thefts."
Police arrest alleged shoplifter at Kohl's in Rochester
ROCHESTER — Police arrested a woman for shoplifting from Kohl's on Friday.


text: The Huntsville Historical Society hosted a special guest speaker from the University of Arizona on Tuesday (July 16), at their regular meeting, held this time at Don's Buffet Restaurant, just on the outskirts of town. Dave Bergman, a professor with the University, spoke to the gathered crowd about Randolph County native George W. P. Hunt, who ran away from home at the age of 18 and was later elected governor of the state of Arizona six times as a progressive democrat. He died at the age of 75 of heart disease, on Christmas Eve in 1934. Hunt is buried in a pyramid in Papago Park, located in Phoenix, Ariz. Bergman said he would like to see more recognition of Hunt in the immediate area, and noted that he is currently writing a book on him.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The MIT field hockey team's season came to an end when it fell to host Wheaton College, 4-1, in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) quarterfinal game on Sunday. The loss lowered the Engineers' final record to 6-11.
Sara Dimick put the hosts on the board after just 2:45 had expired, as she carried the ball into the circle and sent a shot past Alexa Herman's out-stretched leg. The Lyons capped the first half scoring when Alisa Ardito collected a rebound of Dimick's saved shot with 20 minutes remaining. Wheaton had several chances to increase its margin, but Tech's Katie Boothe notched three defensive saves down the stretch.
Alex Block extended the Lyons' lead to 3-0 after tipping in Shea Clarke's blast in the 38th minute. Lauren Henderson completed Wheaton's scoring with 15:30 left off a scramble in front of Herman.
MIT controlled the second half on paper as it held a 10-4 advantage in shots and 8-1 edge in penalty corners. However, the Engineers' offense did not find success until Amanda Hunter converted Nirupama Yeechoor's pass with 51 seconds remaining in the game.
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Last night I had dinner with a friend who's never had much of an itch for sports, and he mentioned how much he was enjoying the World Cup. It occurred to me to include him as a test subject in my ongoing Dull-Off Debate, but I thought better of it because he thinks all sports are boring. I honestly think he'd watch Manning-to-Burress at the end of Super Bowl XLII and ask, "That's good, right?"
Which of course depends. If you grew up in New Jersey idolizing Harry Carson and think even Voldemort has a tough time saying "Pisarcik," then yes. If you support a team led by a cheating jerkface with a complete charismectomy, not so much.
During this Juneblop I've spilled a lot of pixels trying to 1) defend baseball as absolutely nonboring, and 2) squirt children's Tylenol down the throat of World Cup Fever. It would figure that today, when I take it up over at DadCentric, New Zealand scores one of most improbable equalizers in the history of anything, and my alma mater gets spanked out of the College World Series in the dullest, most humiliating way possible.
But hey. That's sports. It's drama without scripts. Sometimes you're the truncated icosahedron, sometimes you're the foot.


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Like maybe they can do the RB together? as a team? :hallo3
There is only ONE flight from Port Louis to Tana according to airwise.comIt's Air Madagascar (MD) 0189 (codeshare with Air Mauritius (MK) 0289) leaving MRU (Port Lois) at 11:30 and arrives TNR (Tana) at 12:25 PM.
Georgiapeach, yes, they had to tie up my palm tree and put a stand-up pine tree in front of it in order to make the place look like Altanta.Don't worry about OT. We talk a lot of bull around here. Right Puddin!
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30 Minnesota school children treated for carbon monoxide poisoning
A southern Minnesota school building was evacuated on Thursday and 30 elementary students were treated at a local hospital for possible carbon monoxide poisoning, officials said.
The cause of the incident Thursday morning at the Springfield Public Schools building has not been determined and investigators have not picked up carbon monoxide readings in their search of the facility, Superintendent Keith Kottke said.
"We haven't ruled anything out at this point," Kottke said. "We want to make sure it isn't an indoor air quality issue."
All but one of the children had been treated and released by late Thursday afternoon from Mayo Clinic Health System in Springfield and the remaining child was being evaluated, system spokesman Kevin Burns said.
More than 600 students from kindergarten through 12th grade attend school at the building in Springfield, which is about 100 miles southwest of Minneapolis. It will stay closed Friday while the investigation continues, Kottke said.
Kottke said fourth and fifth graders were practicing in the school's auditorium Thursday morning for a concert when a handful became ill followed by others, and first responders found the symptoms might indicate carbon monoxide exposure.


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Escaped inmate captured
HOUGHTON LAKE — An inmate being transported back to Roscommon County from Arenac County by the Arenac County Sheriff's Department who escaped last week was captured early Monday, May 28.
Everett Alan Robinson, 29, of Standish, was found by Michigan State Police officers in a hunting blind near highway F97 and Railroad Grade Road in Roscommon County. Police made the arrest at approximately 6:45 a.m.
Robinson escaped while he was being transferred back to Roscommon County after a court date in Arenac County.
While heading back to Roscommon, Robinson allegedly broke through the divider in the sheriff's vehicle, overpowered the Arenac sheriff's deputy, stole the deputy's gun and the transport vehicle at approximately 9:20 a.m. Monday, May 21. The vehicle was later located on M-55 near Maple Valley Truss, but Robinson is still on the loose, hiding in forest and swampland.
Arenac County Sheriff James Mosciski said the deputy attacked was shaken up, but is otherwise fine.
Law agencies involved in the search included the Arenac, Roscommon, Crawford, and Ogemaw sheriff's departments, the Michigan Department of Corrections, Denton Township police, Gerrish Township Police, and the Department of Natural Resources.
Mosciski said canine units and a helicopter were part of the search for Robinson.
Robinson was arrested for home invasion and on his way to the Roscommon County jail when he escaped. He previously had served nine years for a criminal sexual conduct charge before being released in July.
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The Philadelphia Eagles flipped the script on the New York Jets.
Chip Kelly's defense caused four turnovers and helped the Eagles to their first win of the season, 24-17 on Sunday.
"They beat us at our own game," said New York coach Todd Bowles, whose team had 10 takeaways in the first two games and only one Sunday.
Darren Sproles sparked the Eagles with an 89-yard punt return for a score and added a 1-yard touchdown run, and Sam Bradford threw a TD pass to Ryan Mathews, who also rushed for 108 yards on 25 carries while starting in place of the injured DeMarco Murray.
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At last, the Cycling the Line press release has now been issued. I sent it out to a handful of military/history magazines yesterday and it will go out to a wider audience later in the week..
Cycling the Line to Raise £10,000 for the Royal British Legion
2 Guys, 2 Cycles, 580 miles of WW1 trenches…and £10,000 for our soldiers.
Two military history enthusiasts are soon to embark on a 580 mile cycle trip in an attempt to raise £10,000 for the Royal British Legion's Poppy Appeal. The ride will follow the WW1 Western Front trench system from the Franco/Swiss border all the way up to the Belgian coast, a fitting route as Britain this year bade farewell to the last remaining veterans of the Great War; Bill Stone, Henry Allingham and Harry Patch.
Scott Addington of Basingstoke and Steve Habbishaw of Slough are lifelong mates with a keen interest in military history. The duo are to set off via EuroStar at the end of October and aim to complete the trip on Armistice Day, 11th November 2009.
The pair will be Twittering and blogging during their trip at www.worldwarone.wordpress.com in an effort to keep everyone updated on their progress.
Scott and Steve have been sponsored by Outstanding Branding, a specialist merchandise and clothing company who have produced Cycling the Line T-shirts that will be worn by the cyclists throughout the duration of their fundraising efforts, one of which has been sent to the patron of The Royal British Legion, HRH Queen Elizabeth II, and has been duly acknowledged in a good luck message from Buckingham Palace.
Speaking about the charity fund raising event Scott Addington is urging the public to support this year's Poppy Appeal following the generosity and success shown in recent years and in line with the poignancy of the 2009 event.
"This year's Remembrance Day will take on special significance as we remember Harry Patch and the other WW1 veterans who faded away this year, but there are many thousands of soldiers from The Second World War, The Falklands campaign, not to mention Iraq and Afghanistan, that need the help of the Legion. This is our small way of saying thank you to those who have served and continue to serve with the British Armed Forces."
Anyone wishing to get involved in the event by sponsoring Scott and Steve's efforts can donate online at http://www.justgiving.com/cyclingtheline


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Congratulations to LuvRudy and Puddin for winning the SurvivorPickeEm game!Congratulations to Theresa for winning the Spoiler Island game! Congratulations to Puddin for winning the CBS Fantasy game!Dang, where is the ASS game results? Did Snewswer go to NYC for the Grand Finale? Maybe that is why the site is not updated yet?
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Manchester United captain Nemanja Vidic believes being eased back into first-team football after serious knee injuries is the right thing to do, but insists he is feeling better with every game.
Vidic, 31, has started United's last two matches - the FA Cup win over Reading and the Premier League victory at QPR - but has been spared the demanding routine of weekend and then midweek fixtures by manager Sir Alex Ferguson since his comeback in December.
The Serbia international suffered a cruciate knee ligament injury in United's Champions League exit at Basel in December 2011, ending his season. While he returned for the start of the current campaign, he was out for a further three months from September. Vidic says he still sometimes feels swelling in his knee after a game but hopes those problems are behind him as his recovery proceeds smoothly.
"It was just swelling sometimes after matches," he said. "There was no pain, it was just a reaction as the knee got used to the work again. It is a normal thing. I have played twice in five days now and it has been good."
Vidic was a surprise omission when United faced Real Madrid in the Champions League last 16 first leg a fortnight ago, but Ferguson said he did not want to risk the central defender, who had faced Everton three days earlier.
"I had problems with my knee and I was so long without football. It is difficult now we are playing Wednesday-Saturday-Wednesday," Vidic said.
"I have had to think whether it is good for me to play or not. Sometimes I will get a reaction and sometimes I won't. This is normal. Since I came back I have had to say if I can get through the two or three months, then I will be fine.
"It is not a long-term thing. It is the normal procedure after the kind of operation I had. After I'd had surgery I knew we'd then have to manage the knee and then after that it would be normal again. It is all dependent on the individual. But it should be soon. After every game I am feeling better and that is a good sign."


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Two Famous Journalism Institutions Shame Themselves By Not Standing Up For Basic Fair Use
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We are familiar with our fair use rights, and we think such rights are an important part of the law. In fact, fair use is frequently cited by courts as one of the key "safety valves" that ensures copyright does not violate the First Amendment. Fair use is of utmost importance in the act of journalism, and historically, news organizations have been some of the most zealous defenders of fair use. Section 107 of the Copyright Act explicitly calls out "news reporting" as one of the key areas where fair use applies. Given that, one would hope that these two giants of journalism education would stand up for fair use.
But last week, both failed to do so.
Both the Knight Center and Poynter wrote stories about the whole Teri Buhl saga. Both of them included the key screenshot of her Twitter profile, where she declares that "no tweets are publishable."
This is problematic in a number of different ways. First, many journalists look to both the Knight Center and Poynter for leadership on ways in which journalists should act. Providing this kind of example runs entirely counter to the kinds of things they should do and the kinds of things they should stand for. They are teaching the wrong lesson. They're teaching a lesson that says "journalists should give up their fair use rights." Second, they are giving Buhl more ammunition. In various comments around the web, she has been pointing to these moves as some sort of evidence that she is correct and those using the image are violating her copyright. She is wrong. For respected journalism institutions like Knight and Poynter to cave and give her this kind of ammo is simply shameful.
Yes, there may be bigger or more important fights, and lots of organizations decide to cave in the face of bogus legal threats, rather than have to deal with them at all. But, people look to Knight and Poynter for leadership, and this is case where both failed to provide leadership on a key issue that impacts the First Amendment in a very real way. As someone who has had tremendous respect for both organizations, they both have lost a lot of credibility with me. If they're unwilling to stand up for our basic rights on something like this, what else will they cave on? Perhaps it's time for other journalism institutes, which actually have some principles, to step up and take the mantle as true leaders on these issues for journalists, because Knight and Poynter have failed to live up to their own principles.


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Thursday, June 30, 2011
I am Alive!
Hi All! I just want you all to know that I AM alive, LOL!! My lame excuse is that I have not been in a blogging mood. Actually, I am worried that maybe my blogging mojo might have left me forever...
But enought of that. I have been reading the book Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin. For those of you not familiar with this book, it is what the first series of the new HBO show Game of Thrones is based on. My husband started watching the TV series. I watched a few bits and pieces, but not much. Then, I discovered the TV show was based on a book. Hmmmm. I thought, maybe I'll read the book and then watch the show. So that is exactly what happened. That is where I have been for the last 10 days, reading this very long book. I just finished it. I am still digesting it. I am not entirely certain how I feel about it. More thoughts to come later...
Get this, my husband who never reads, watched the show and then went and bought book two A Clash of Kings because he didn't want to wait for next year when the second series comes out again on TV. He is about 300 pages into it and is begging me to start the second one so we can discuss it. How cool is that? My husband NEVER reads and I am totally going to take advantage of this!!!
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- Leslie said...
That's great that your husband is getting into this series. How cool that he's encouraging you to read so he can talk about the book with you! LOL
- July 1, 2011 at 3:03 AM
- Kristie (J) said...
May I say very, very, very fine picture to go with the post. I've been LOVING this series too and totally plan on buying/reading the books too before next season. Until then, there is Conan. Hey, hey, hey
- July 1, 2011 at 10:16 AM
- mepamelia said...
These are some of my favorite books and my husband's too. We are currently having a Rock Paper Scissors tournament to see who gets first crack at The Dance of Dragons (July 12th!!!). Other great "couples can both read them" books are the Harry Dresden books by Jim Butcher.
- July 1, 2011 at 5:55 PM
- Tracy said...
My hubby loves that show too. I don't think he would EVER pick up the book though. lol Good for your husband for branching out. As I always say you just need to find the kind of books that you love and reading would be fun!
Hopefully your mojo will come back soon! :)
- July 3, 2011 at 8:58 PM
- nath said...
LOL, you should take advantage of it then!! Will you be sharing the same copy though? that can be a bit hard...
Well as long as your reading mojo doesn't desert you, then you're good :)
- July 4, 2011 at 10:32 PM
- Christine said...
Oh no, Jill! I hope your blogging funk is just a phase... even if it takes a while to find your groove again, DON'T LEAVE US!
I was considering reading George R.R. Martin's series, but wasn't sure. Then this past weekend I learned that one of my closest friends and her husband have been fans of this series for a long time. It kind of put the stamp of approval on it, so I'm hoping to read it this year too.
I think it's FANTASTIC that your husband found something to read that he's passionate about. .. and it's VERY sweet that he wants you to read with him so you can discuss it. I love that.
- July 7, 2011 at 3:12 PM
- Hilcia said...
Jill, it's September and I'm posting here because well... we miss you!
Hope your blogging funk is over soon and that is well. :)
- September 14, 2011 at 10:18 AM
- Kathryn said...
Hope all is well with you and your family. I still check back a few times a week because I would hate to miss your return. Whatever you decide to do in the future about your blog, know that the posts you wrote in the past were like little gifts to fellow readers. Can't help but have the wish that you'd decide to return to blogging one day.
- October 17, 2011 at 4:19 PM
- LesleyW said...
I bought the first book after watching the series but haven't got round to reading it yet.
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The Bayfield High School boys soccer teams style of play sported some long, knotty hair, an unkempt beard and a pair of bleary eyes to start Tuesdays match.
The Wolverines staggered through one half as they struggled to tap into their energy reserves, failed to capitalize on chances in the second half, and the Alamosa Mean Moose beat the Bayfield boys soccer side 1-0 at Wolverine Country Stadium.
We basically needed to shave our game, said BHS senior Myles Popke, son of Brian and Christine Popke.
We needed to speed it up ... and clean it up.
Although the one-goal loss was a drastic scoreboard improvement over the Wolverines 5-0 loss to the Mean Moose in early September, Tuesdays near stalemate certainly was a winnable contest for the Bayfield side, which battled against lethargic play in the first half culminating in Alamosas lone goal in first-half stoppage time.
We just lost a little bit of our fire, BHS head coach Terry Spriggs said. The quickness, the crispness we usually have, it just wasnt there.
That sluggishness cost them in the second minute of extra time, when a long lob pass over the Bayfield defense caught sweeper Keith Wickman off guard. As he headed for the ball, Alamosas Pedro Juarez broke from midfield, out-sprinted Wickman to the ball, then beat charging keeper James Young with a slick, low shot into the left corner.
Didnt know he was behind me and just got by me, said Wickman, son of Barbara and John Wickman.
It was a lone breakdown for the otherwise stellar BHS defense, which for both halves greatly limited the number of open looks the Moose got on goal.
Wickman in particular was key in eliminating a number of potential quality scoring chances, using his unmatched bursts of speed to track down Alamosas counterattacks and clear the ball out of danger.
Young stopped the rest. He saved five of six shots on goal, including an arching shot in the 25th minute of the first half that wouldve dropped just under the crossbar and into the goal if not for his vertical jump and outstretched fingers.
Weve been very good defense-wise, Spriggs said. They really didnt get too many good looks on the net.
None in the second half, in fact, when the Mean Moose seemed to fall ill with the same energy poison that afflicted Bayfield through the first half.
Maybe it was contagious, Spriggs said.
Although the Wolverines two second-half shots on goal totaled two less than their first-half effort, the Bayfield attack took control of the possession game, keeping the ball in Alamosas defending third for the majority of the final 40 minutes.
Just four minutes in, the Wolverines attack launched three shots at the goal two of them deflected off defenders before Devin Wilson fired a shot from about 15 meters that Alamosa keeper Abelardo Lucas pounced on just before it found net.
BHS had another quality attempt in the 21st minute, when a free kick launched into the front of the net missed a bevy of Wolverines header attempts.
Those chances happened because of better passing, Wickman said, which the team has been working at in recent weeks and has improved by a lot.
In the second half, we started finding something ... but we just couldnt finish, Spriggs said.
With BHS (1-7-2, 1-6 Intermountain League) still searching for its second win of the season, Spriggs said the team will need to get over that energy hump with just five games left in the season.
BHS next plays Crested Butte, which beat the Wolverines 5-0 earlier in the season, at 1 p.m. Saturday in Crested Butte.


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Store Review: Milwaukee Public Market
400 North Water Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
(414) 336-1111
If you think Milwaukee's culinary offerings are limited to cheese, sausage and beer, you haven't been to the Milwaukee Public Market. The vendors at this permanent indoor market offer a wide range of specialty ingredients, prepared food and cookware.
On a recent trip to Milwaukee, the market was at the top of our list of places to visit. It opened in 2005 and still looks brand new. We didn't find a lot of produce when we visited, but they offer an outdoor farmer's market every Saturday through October. We were impressed by the wide selection and quality of the food, and, as we found throughout the city, some of the friendliest people you'll ever meet.
• 1 The market is located at the north end of Milwaukee's historic Third Ward neighborhood.
• 2 Giant olives are the star of the antipasti bar.
• 3 Thief Wine's large retail selection can be sampled at its wine bar.
• 4 The St. Paul Fish Company offers a variety of fresh seafood. Grab a stool at their counter to sample their oysters and po boy sandwiches. Grab a local beer while you're at it.
• 5 Salmon jerky and smoked salmon on a stick are some of their specialties.
• 6 There's plenty of cheese at the market – this is Wisconsin, after all. These Mozza Whips look like a lot of fun to eat.
• 7The Spice House, our favorite source for spices in Chicago, was founded in Milwaukee. This is one of two locations there. Their famous local blends are inspired by neighborhoods around the city.
• 8 Cute, kitchy unitasker No. 1: The Cherry Chomper.
• 9 No. 2: The Strawberry Huller.
• 10 Cake bites! We tried out a few flavors, in the name of research, of course. Lemon poppyseed was the clear favorite.
Related: Taste Escapes: Milwaukee
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The day before President Barack Obama was to speak in Scranton, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey visited Luzerne County Head Start, saying he would urge Congress to reverse budget cuts that would prevent low-income children from attending the pre-school program.
Lynn Evans Biga, Luzerne County Head Start executive director, said the effects of spending cuts called sequestration are significant.
This fall, Luzerne County Head Start will serve 49 fewer children. In the 2014-2015 school year, Head Start faces an additional reduction of 93 children. Empty little chairs at the press conference Thursday represented one classroom of lost opportunities for children, she said.
"By the fall of 2014, there will be eight of these classrooms of lost opportunities," Evans Biga said.
A rocking chair placed in front of Luzerne County Head Start represented 17 parents and their infants and toddlers who won't have the chance to attend Early Head Start at the most critical time of their childhood development, she said.
Among the other effects of sequestration, transportation and other services have been reduced or eliminated and about 18 jobs in the program will be eliminated. The total reduction in federal funding is about $403,000, she said.
"Research shows that every dollar invested in early childhood education brings a return on investment of $7, which otherwise would be spent on special education and possibly prison," she said. "We must increase our investment in young children so they can develop skills necessary for success in school and in life. Strong early learning, we know, translates to school success."
Casey expressed support for Head Start's programs.
"If they can achieve in school, they can become productive members of our society and contribute to our economy. Absent that help that Head Start provides, many of them won't get that healthy and smart start in life," Casey said. "We need Head Start. We need to fund it. We need to make this investment in the future of our children and the future of our economy."
The investment in Head Start continues to be threatened by sequestration, which Casey called "a long fancy word for across-the-board, indiscriminate cuts." The cuts mean 57,265 fewer children can attend Head Start in the United States and 2,812 children statewide, he said.
With the fate of the sequester's 2014 impacts set to be decided in September, Casey said he would send a letter to the top four leaders in Congress urging them to work out an agreement to end sequestration.
"That doesn't mean we're not going to reduce spending, but we will do it in a way that is rational," Casey said. "We should be reducing spending on programs that are inefficient and wasteful and don't lead to job creation. We shouldn't be treating Head Start the same way."
Education will be one of the topics of Obama's speech in Scranton, and Casey said there is a connection with Head Start, since it gives children the chance to get to a higher level of education. President Obama also has urged Congress to end sequestration, but still work on an agreement to reduce spending.
Plymouth resident, Luzerne County Head Start volunteer and mother Eneida Cardona spoke out in favor of Luzerne County Head Start, where her three children have attended. Because of Head Start, her children now excel in math, she said.
Before her oldest daughter went to Head Start, she worried about how she would afford a preschool education for her so she "would be at an equal level as other kids, coming from a low-income family."
"I was just glad that I had the opportunity with Head Start that I qualified and know that my daughter wasn't going to be left behind, that she was going to be able to succeed and be equal with the other kids," Cardona said.
Wilkes-Barre resident and volunteer Harry Heck, whose grandchildren attended and still attend Luzerne County Head Start, added, "Without the programs here, these kids would not get an opportunity in life."
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The day before President Barack Obama was to speak in Scranton, U.S. Sen. Bob Casey visited Luzerne County Head Start, saying he would urge Congress to reverse budget cuts that would prevent low-income children from attending the pre-school program.


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Gov. Chris Christie Stumps in New Hampshire
The New Jersey governor has made contacts in the early 2016 presidential primary state
NASHUA, N.H.—New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie traveled to New Hampshire on Thursday, his second trip in two months to an early presidential primary state that could play a key role in his potential bid for the Republican nomination.
Mr. Christie has campaigned in the state a half-a-dozen times since taking office in 2010, and made his early endorsement of GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney here in 2011. He has built a network of contacts and now has two former aides working in the Granite State in prominent Republican Party...


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Since my Mom's family lived in a small town, Greenwood, Cass, Nebraska, I assumed they would be easy to locate in the census. I checked every page of the Greenwood village census and they weren't there. Knowing the family had lived in Omaha for a while in the 1940s, I thought they might be there. I wasn't quite ready to tackle a city of that size just yet, especially without an address.
I knew where my Dad's family lived in 1940, so using the tools at SteveMorse.org, I started looking for the Petersens in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska. Can it get any easier than this? I found him on Page 6 (of 56!) living with his parents and his younger sister.
|The Petersen family in Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska, 1940
|Clara Laymon Pecht
her grandchildren
Kenneth Petersen
Shirley Petersen
circa 1940-41
In the census, it looks like my grandfather, Otto W. Petersen, provided the information. He said that his wife, Ruby, was born in Nebraska, but all other documents indicate she was born in Kansas, just across the border from Hardy, Nebraska, where many in my family lived for decades (and still do).
I couldn't decipher the handwriting for Otto's occupation, but Dad picked it out clearly, "Fuel Foreman." We both agreed on the "Steam Railroad" part of this data item.
As I shared the census images with Dad, he started yelling out names of their neighbors for me to look up. I couldn't keep up with him! I found several and will definitely go back for a closer look. It was one of those unplanned moments when I wasn't prepared to start jotting down notes as he reminisced about the old neighborhood.
After my success in finding the Petersen family, I had to turn my attention back to the Kellys and see if I could find Mom's family in Cass County. After browsing the list of districts, "Salt Creek" jumped out at me as I knew I had seen "Salt Creek Precinct" on many other documents related to my Cass County kin.
|The Kelly Family in Greenwood, Cass, Nebraska in 1940.
|Mom - Patricia Kelly
My Aunt Jerry with her baby, Joe
Grandpa Bill Kelly
As I read through the list of names of the people in Greenwood in the three Enumeration Districts, it was a very eerie feeling. I came across other relatives who I never knew other than by their name, as they had died before I was born. I recognized the names of the Landon family, my Sunday School teacher, the janitor from the school I attended from kindergarten through fifth grade. Most of those names I see only when I go to visit the Greenwood Cemetery.
The families in Greenwood had been there for at least three generations in 1940. My Mom's contemporaries were the parents of the kids I went to grade school with. Even though I was young, apparently I had a pretty good memory for people and their names, even if I'm not able to place a face to many of them.
These census records are some that I will go through several more times. I found Grandpa Kelly's brother, Paul and his wife, Elsie. And there was Grandpa Kelly's mother, Mary (Welch) Kelly, living with her other son, Francis. Her husband, Dan Kelly, had just died in February of 1940. After celebrating 50 years of marriage, she had to have been going through some transitions when the census taker came around.
I've since located my Dad's great grandparents, Jens and Caroline Petersen, in Hardy, Nuckolls, Nebraska, but I haven't found his other grandmother, Clara Pecht, pictured above, who was living in Beatrice, Gage, Nebraska in 1940. My other great grandparents, John and Emma Bellinger, were dead by this time.
Now comes the part of putting the stories together to go along with the records.


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Dianna Agron: Quinn is Back on 'Glee'!
Dianna Agron arrives back at McKinley High, breaking up Mark Salling and Jacob Artist's conversation, in this new still from Glee.
In this week's episode "Thanksgiving," with the holidays looming, several McKinley graduates return to Lima and Finn (Cory Monteith) drafts his old teammates to help mentor the new New Directions through Sectionals.
As Jake (Artist) and Ryder's (Blake Jenner) friendship continues to grow, they put their differences aside for the good of the team.
Meanwhile, alone together in New York, Rachel (Lea Michele) and Kurt (Chris Colfer) plan for a quiet "orphan's Thanksgiving" with unexpected results. Kurt also gets some sound advice from a trusted source and Rachel and Brody (Dean Geyer) begin to reconnect.
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Berthold Mewes
Born: August 19, 1930
Paderborn, Germany
Berthold was an only child. He was raised in Paderborn, a town in a largely Catholic region of western Germany. Paderborn was near Bad Lippspringe, where there was a Jehovah's Witnesses congregation engaged in missionary work. Beginning in 1933, the Nazis moved to outlaw Jehovah's Witness activities.
1933-39: When I was 4, my parents became Jehovah's Witnesses and I began to attend secret Bible meetings with them. I began public school in 1936. Mama was arrested in 1939 and sent to the Ravensbrueck concentration camp. When I was 9, Papa sent me to live with my uncle in Berlin; however, three months later Papa was forced to deliver me to the authorities. Afterwards, Papa was imprisoned for refusing to serve in the military.
1940-44: The Germans sent me to live with a childless couple who had a small farm. In the morning I'd attend school and afterwards I'd do farm work. I could write one letter every six months to either Mama or Papa. But in 1943 I was forbidden to write any more letters to my parents. I could only hope and pray that they were still alive. Although I had no contact with other Jehovah's Witnesses, my faith in Jehovah and the teachings of the Bible helped me overcome my loneliness and uncertainty.
Berthold was reunited with his parents in 1945 when he was 15, and together the family resumed their lives as Jehovah's Witnesses. Berthold later moved to the United States.


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The day was supposed to begin with a spirited practice on Bennie Edens Field in preparation for their CIF semifinal football rematch the next day against undefeated Olympian — a team that had defeated the Pointers 38-10 in the regular season's second game.
Yet the wind had already been taken out of their collective sails a week earlier.
After practice ended, an annual tradition known as the "Turkey Shoot" was to occur, a highly-anticipated water-balloon fight between helmeted coaches and their players.
Instead, warm winds blew across an empty stadium Nov. 22 as players and coaching staff gathered with family and loved ones for an uninterrupted holiday.
"This is my first Thanksgiving in 14 years where we haven't had a playoff game the next day," said Pointer head coach Mike Hastings.
A week earlier, the Pointers were eliminated from the playoffs by Lincoln High in a 27-17 battle on Nov. 16 on the winner's field — a loss that left Pointers players, coaches and fans feeling the Hornets' sting and leaving team members shaking their heads in frustration.
Much of this frustration had a name: Tyrell Robinson, the 6-foot-4-inch two-way threat for the Hornets, who hauled in all three Lincoln touchdowns and whose diving tackle prevented one Pointer touchdown.
And part of the Pointers' exasperation was based on the 10-0 lead the Dogs built in the second quarter after a 28-yard field goal by Miguel Alcantar and 14-yard touchdown run by Jamal Agnew. It appeared the Dogs were snarling and ready to avenge a 19-14 loss to Lincoln in the regular season's third week.
"We were moving the ball so well," Hastings said.
But with just 1:41 left before halftime, the first real Hornet drive of the night ended with Robinson leaping above a Pointer defender to bring down a 38-yard scoring pass, cutting the Pointer lead to 10-7.
More frustration came on the Dogs' ensuing drive when Robinson's shoestring tackle of Agnew, who had caught a pass from Branden Martin out in the open, changed what had all the makings of a quick touchdown by the Dogs into a 46-yard scoreless gain. The drive stalled with 19.8 seconds left and a field-goal attempt by Alcantar sailed wide.
Hopes soared again, though, when the Pointers pounced on a Lincoln fumble with just 1.8 seconds on the clock. But in another moment of frustration, Alcantar's next field-goal attempt also missed splitting the uprights.
So, instead of sitting at 17-7 or 13-7 at halftime, the Pointers were up by only three at the break.
Perhaps re-energized, the Hornets first drive of the second half gave them their first lead of the game. Robinson again out-jumped a Dog defensive back for a 26-yard score as Lincoln took a 14-10 lead.
But Pointer Zach Eischen stepped in front of a Hornet pass as the third quarter came to an end, returning it 10 yards to put his teammates back in business.
This drive also stalled, but when Alcantar's punt bounced off a Hornet leg, teammate Raymond Goncalves recovered the live ball at midfield.
After this turnover, the Pointers again caught fire with a key 15-yard pass reception by Jake Wambaugh and key runs by Ja'Markus Watkins leading to Agnew's Superman-like dive over a goal-line mountain of players, giving the Pointers a 17-14 lead with just 5:25 remaining.
But the Hornets' Robinson wasn't finished.
Lincoln moved the ball downfield, and with 1:44 left to play, he clutched his third scoring pass of the night from 12 yards out to send the Hornets to the CIF semifinals.
"I was really proud of our kids," Hastings said. "That was a pretty good Lincoln team and the game could have swung either way. I'm sorry we won't have our seniors anymore. That hurts the most, and we all feel heartbroken for them."
• The Pointers varsity finished the 2012 season with an 8-4 record. After 15 seasons, Hastings' Pointer record is 109 wins, 68 losses and two ties.
• Hastings said he is optimistic about next season when he adds players from an undefeated (9-0) junior varsity. He is also expecting to have several others move up from a talented freshman (8-1) team. Both were league champions.
• Look for a number of Pointer players to appear on upcoming All-Western League rosters.


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The Legacy Continues ...
Despite the greatest magic of the ancient High Sages, great floods, earthquakes and famine again pervade the land of Llylgamyn. The great Orb of L'Kbreth, an artifact of remarkable power that has protected the city for generations, is powerless to halt the scourge.
But now, the Sages have discovered that the hidden reason is deeper and more frightening than the worst of these disasters. To save the very world as we know it, you, and your intrepid party must rush headlong into the ...
Heart of the Maelstrom
Heart of the Maelstrom is a complete revision of the Wizardry Gaming System, with more story and game depth than ever before. You may create your own party of adventurers, or use characters from other Wizardry scenarios. In this new world of Wizardry, you will find:
New mazes
More than twice the size of previous scenarios, with larger monster pictures, magical pools, buried treasure, locked doors and much, much more.
New Abilities
Thief and Ninja characters that can hide, then ambush unsuspecting monsters. Spellcasters can conjure monsters to fight for your party.
New Spells
Over 40 brand new spells, 60 in all. A unique and totally new magic system.
New Combat System
Diabolical monsters with more deadly abilities than ever before, and an arsenal of ranged weapons and new combat situations will test your strategic powers as well as your strength.
New Monster Encounters
Converse, buy, sell, trade, steal, or stand and fight in a dungeon filled with real characters.
For the most exciting experience available in fantasy role-playing, enter Heart of the Maelstrom!
Contributed by FatherJack (62754) on May 04, 2015.
Before you decide to descend into the deepest levels of the vortex, you should know that your strength, courage and intellect will be tested like never before. You've learned that the kingdom of Llylgamyn is being threatened by an unnatural, magical vortex forming deep within the caves below the castle. There, forces are holding the magical Gatekeeper, who is desperately needed for the health and prosperity of the kingdom. Without him, plagues and general chaos reign.
To find the vortex, you must face many dangers and evil enemies. If you question carefully and seek advice, you'll find the leader of the Brotherhood and learn vital secrets of the Orb. If you use careful planning and strategy, you'll make it through the hazards, and find the trapped, magical prisoner. But, even if you make it that far, you must still attack the Heart of the Maelstrom, where the nexus of the forces holding the Gatekeeper reside.
If things go according to plan, weeks of heart-stopping adventure await you in Wizardry V.
With the swing of a sword, the magicians' final life points are slashed away.
In a dark corner of the Maelstrom, you are ambushed by a hungry Netherman.
Your cleric takes a stab at the Acolyte, but his magical shield repels the attempt.
(Source: inside cover of "The New Secret Weapons", Vol. 1, No. 12, Sept 1994.)
Contributed by Pseudo_Intellectual (60970) on Mar 03, 2008.
* First-Person Perspective, with an average of 55 hrs of Game Play.
* 8 Dungeon Levels, with over 60 Spells and 140 Items to obtain.
* 35 possible Character combinations
Wizardry V is based upon the classic adventure which appeared on PC's. The objective is to save the Llylgamyn Kingdom from unnatural forces within the dungeon levels. Along the way are characters that may provide help you on your journey, and many different items to be found.
Contributed by Evil Ryu (65826) on Apr 25, 2005.


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People I Like: Wilfrid Laurier, 1841-1919, Canadian PM from 1896-1911
I can't say how far I will go with this series idea, but nevertheless, I do want to spotlight some of the people I do find worthy of reading about and researching, especially if they are generally neglected by history. With that in mind, I'd like to highlight someone I've recently been enjoying reading about and reading the speeches of: Canada's 7th Prime Minister Henri-Charles-Wilfrid Laurier.
Now, I don't profess to be an expert on Canadian politics, so despite the fact that I know our modern conception of the word "Liberal" here in America is not the meaning the word has always held, when I saw the word beside his name, I assumed it meant he was a Liberal in the vein of Trudeau or Pearson–or Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt here in America. It was only when, out of curiosity on night, I decided to do some research on him while looking up other things on Wikipedia. What I found was a man who appeared to be of like mind to myself. When I saw quotes like "Canada is free and freedom is its nationality," and a man who would rather go down in defeat on the principles of free trade and a volunteer army than compromise his basic principles (even though he was nevertheless one willing to compromise when it didn't involve selling out said principles), I knew I had to read more.
So I did, and this post is the results of my research. Here, I have provided various quotes and passages I could glean from his speeches.
But before we dive into his own words, I'd like to give a brief biographical sketch: Henri-Charles-Wilfrid Laurier was born on November 20, 1841, in what was then Saint-Lin, East Canada (today, it's Saint-Lin–Laurentides, Quebec). His affinity for liberalism (in the old sense), as best I can tell, came both from his father, Carolus Laurier, and the time he spent as a child in the nearby village of New Glasgow, which was populated by Scottish immigrants–where he studied British culture. He attended the College of L'Assomption and graduated in law from McGill University in Montreal. In 1868, he married Zoe Lafontaine. In 1871, he was elected to the Legislative Assembly of Quebec from the district of Drummon-Arthabaska. In 1874, he was elected to the Canadian House of Commons, and he served briefly as Minister of Inland Revenue under Prime Minister Alexander Mackenzie.
In 1887, he was chosen as Liberal party leader, and he would remain in that position until his death. He served as Prime Minister from July 11, 1896, to October 6, 1911. He is renowned as a firm believer in federalism and provincial rights, opposing, for example, the Canadian federal government's attempt to override Manitoba's legislation eliminating public funding for Catholic schools (though Laurier himself was Catholic)–an issue that had felled several governments before him. Instead, he proposed a compromise: Catholics in Manitoba could have a Catholic education on a school-by-school basis, provided there were enough Catholics to support it in a given school. He also supported greater autonomy of Canada from Great Britain. Four times between 1897 and 1910, he refused to allow Great Britain to encroach upon his nation's foreign policy–to insure that Canada was not merely a colony gone adrift, but a nation in its own right. He also established Canada's Navy and the Department of External Affairs, both of which affirmed and strengthened Canada's independence. What eventually led to his defeat was his support of reciprocity with the United States (free trade), a principle he was not willing to compromise on.
After his party went back into the minority status after the 1911 election, he remained leader of his party until his death in 1919. He was known for his opposition to conscription (the draft), even to the point of refusing to join his successor as Prime Minister Robert Borden's Union government during the First World War. The "Laurier Liberals" were but a rump of some 40-odd members, but they stuck by their principles. He holds the records for most consecutive federal elections won as PM (4), longest unbroken tenure in office (15 years), and longest tenure as party leader (31 years, 8 months). He also hold the record for longest tenure of service in the House of Commons at nearly 45 years (1874-1919).
You can read more in his biography at the Library and Archives of Canada, his biography at the Parliament of Canada, and this article from the Canadian Encyclopedia.
History has been kind to Mr. Laurier. In June of 2011, MacLean's ranked him Canada's greatest Prime Minister. Other rankings typically find him in a similar position, with 3rd generally being the lowest he goes. Among American Presidents, he's probably best compared to Grover Cleveland and Calvin Coolidge, especially since they were from around his era. Probably Ronald Reagan, too, but I'd mention as well the world of Reagan's day was different from the world of Wilfrid Laurier.
So, having said all that, here are some notable quotes from his speeches. Most of these speeches come from a book published in 1890, Wilfrid Laurier on the Platform (available in full for free on Google Books), which showcased the major speeches he had given from his entry into politics in 1871 up until the year of its publication. It does not contain any statements from his tenure as Prime Minister, since he did not assume office until 1896. I have also included other quotes he is known for, but I might not always have a citation for them that you can view in the same way as that book. I have also used a two volume series published in 1922 called the Life and Letters of Wilfrid Laurier (vol. 1, vol. 2), but these are for quotes from after the span of the other book–especially his time as Prime Minister. For a few quotes, I also resorted to volume 1 of the same. There is also his profile at the Library and Archives of Canada, which contains a few of his speeches as Prime Minister.
Granted, these quotes reference the particular nature of Canada's and Quebec's, before he went to Ottawa, legislatures, but the principles expressed here are nevertheless universal. As I have hinted at earlier, do not attach the meanings we know of today for "liberalism" and "conservatism" where they are used here. Be mindful of their meanings at the time, especially in contexts outside the United States. I've bolded the best parts here, if you don't want to read everything, but I do recommend the latter if you are willing. Also, for the quotes that come from books that are available on the internet, I have generally just copied and pasted transcriptions of the pages. This might lead to a typos here and there, but I have done my best to correct them all. If you have an issue, I have linked to each speech or page in question. Speeches begin below the fold. Read more…


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Senator Wyden Demands ACTA Details Be Revealed
from the good-for-him dept
Wyden also pointed out that "objectives behind the negotiations still remain inadequately clear to the American public." I actually don't know that this is true. The objectives seem abundantly clear from what's been leaked: to put up artificial barriers to help prop up an industry unwilling to adapt to changing times. The letter itself (pdf) includes 11 questions for the USTR including asking for assurances that ACTA would neither force changes on US IP laws nor would it constrain Congress from adjusting such laws in the future.
Update: Looks like politicians around the world are starting to wake up and question all this ACTA secrecy.


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Released: Color Pic-a-Pix Light Vol 1Thursday, January 26, 2012
Color Pic-a-Pix Light Vol 1, a new casual game based on Conceptis' most popular logic puzzle, is now available. The game offers an assortment of 30 Color Pic-a-Pix puzzles in very-easy to medium difficulty and sizes of 5x5, 10x10, 15x15. Color Pic-a-Pix is a block-placing puzzle based on a grid with a pixilated colored picture hidden inside.
Each Color Pic-a-Pix puzzle consists of a blank grid with colored clues on the left of every row and on the top of every column. The object is to reveal a hidden picture by painting blocks in each row and column so their length, color and sequence corresponds to the clues, and there is at least one empty square between adjacent same-color blocks. It is allowed to have no empty square between adjacent different-color blocks.
Where to play?
Enjoy playing our Light games?
Please take a moment to review and rate our Light games on your favorite gaming website. Here are some popular destinations: JayisGames, Kongregate.
To play Color Pic-a-Pix Light Vol 1 on Facebook go to Conceptis' Logic Puzzle Starters* app.
To play the game as a casual web application visit this page on Jay is Games, a leading online magazine dedicated to casual game reviews. You may also read this JIG game review. If you like competing against other Pic-a-Pix fans try this page on Kongregate where Color Pic-a-Pix Light Vol 1 supports the site's High Score system.
Lastly, if you prefer playing offline, you may download the desktop application (Windows only) and install it on your computer.
*Update June 6, 2012: Logic Puzzle Starters app on Facebook has been discontinued. You may continue playing same games on the other platforms mentioned above.
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That is precisely why I enjoyed this stop motion video explaining the history of typography.
It is a fun and fast moving piece. Very accessible to the beginner, yet interesting to the crusty old designer.
Graphic design student Ben Barrett-Forrest has a lot of fun, and gives us a great primer on typography.
Kudos Ben!


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Small Batch Production: Simple, Hardworking Linens for the Kitchen
There is something immediately appealing about these kitchen linens from Small Batch Production. They're not fancy, or have cool patterns or florals; they're understated and elegant, made to be used and washed a hundred times.
Small Batch Production is the handiwork of Claire Tipley, who hand-sews everything available in her Etsy shop, including tea towels, cloth napkins, and aprons. All are made from either 100% linen, organic cotton, and hemp. Faith is already a fan of this cotton-hemp apron, but I'm partial to the tea towels, particularly that citron one!
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First off, sorry for posting that thread here. It hasn't to do with C programming, but while i was desperately searching for this matter, i came to find one similar question right here, in this sub-forum.
I suppose i could post that in Windows/Linux subforum.
Excuse my ignorance.
I'm currently reading for Operational Systems and i have the following question, which i'm not sure i've found the right answer.
So here we go :
A 32bit Machine uses paging with a page size of 4KB. Each data entry at the page table has 8 Bytes size.
A process has
Code Size : 653789 Bytes
Stack Size : 23934 Bytes
Data Size : 178934 Bytes
How much memory must be provided for the page table if :
a) it is a one level page table
b) it's a 2 level page table, where the first 10bits are used to adress the page table of the highest level (level 1).
Now i think i've found some stuff, but i'm not quite sure.
For a),since the page size is 4KB (2^12), i need to multiply the data entry size with 1024.
But for b :
First i convert the Code,Stack and Data sizes to powers of 2.
Code Size = 653,789/1024 = 638,4 = 639KB
Stack Size = 23.3 = 24 KBytes
Data Size = 174,7 = 175 Kbytes
But then i'm not sure of what to do.
Can anyone help please?
(sorry if i used wrong words/terms anywhere. English is not my first language!)
Feel free to correct me if i did anything wrong.


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berpdreyfuss wrote:That's true, I tried to avoid steam so I only played the web version.
If you preordered, do you have to buy the game again to get a standalone version?
berpdreyfuss wrote:Yes, humble keys would be nice! If it doesn't work, I'll buy again anyway to have a non-steam, non-web version.
There's a little bit of confusion going on here with the naming of versions (There was also some misunderstanding on the steam forums about drm).
On the humble store, if it says drm-free, I expect an installer or zip file of the game that needs no platform like steam to run and that I can install without any kind of protection mechanism. In a way, that's what I think of also with the term "stand-alone", that it works without any other seperate software (steam, browser), though it doesn't have to be drm free for that.
But these definitions are not exact and only refer to past experiences.
berpdreyfuss wrote:Will it be possible to transfer save states from the web version?
berpdreyfuss wrote:Is there a problem with the unlocked goat person?
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Emphasizing the synergies between science and engineering, these video clips highlight the research of professional ocean scientists and engineers in various disciplines. The clips are accompanied by additional relevant content including images,... (View More) data visualizations, graphs, animations, and other information. Content has been organized into more than a dozen thematic areas such as Solving Old Problems with New Technology and Small Scale Observations and Large Scale Ideas. All content has been aligned with science and engineering practices from the Next Generation Science Standards, including "asking questions and solving problems" and "planning and carrying out investigations," providing applicable resources for teachers who want to provide role models of effective practice for their students. (View Less)
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This lesson includes a demonstration to show why the sky is blue and why sunsets and sunrises are orange. Learners will use scientific practices to investigate answers to questions involving the color of the sky, sunsets, the Sun, and oceans.... (View More) Requires a clear acrylic or glass container to hold water, a strong flashlight, and powdered creamer or milk. (View Less)
Participants will use scientific practices to investigate answers to questions involving the color of the sky, sunsets, the Sun, and oceans. This activity requires use of a clear acrylic or glass container to hold water, a strong flashlight,... (View More) batteries for the flashlight, and powdered creamer or milk. (View Less)
Designed as either a demonstration or an investigation for use in a formal or informal setting, this activity focuses on the effects of water density on water's movement. A list of materials, along with the instructions for building the apparatus... (View More) needed, are included. This activity was developed as part of the Beautiful Earth program, allowing participants to experience the behavior of fluids having different properties. (View Less)
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This is a collection of outreach resources about the Sun that are meant to be used in informal education settings. This toolkit was originally designed for NASA Night Sky Network member clubs and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific's Astronomy... (View More) from the Ground Up network of museum and science center educators. The toolkit includes background information about the Sun, magnetic fields of the Earth and Sun, and space weather, activity suggestions, and detailed activity scripts. The themes of this toolkit address both the constant nature of the Sun as a reliable source of energy and the dynamic nature of the Sun due to its changing magnetic fields. The activities and related materials in this collection include The Sun in a Different Light - Observing the Sun, Explore the Sun cards, Magnetic Connection, the Space Weather PowerPoint, Protection from Ultraviolet, and Where Does the Energy Come From cards. These activities can be done separately or as a group as part of an informal education event. Institutions that are not part of the Night Sky Network will need to acquire the various materials required for each activity. (View Less)
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Boston school officials have presented five proposals to revamp the city's school-assignment system. Mayor Thomas M. Menino has said he would like Boston students to be able to attend schools closer to their homes. Here is a look at the plans.
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Bubbling Well Pet Memorial Park overlooking the world famous âWine Countryâ of the Napa Valley, in the greater San Francisco Bay Area, offers individual burials, cremation and a host of other memorial services.
We grieve over the death of a pet. This reaction is natural. The feelings towards our pets are so special that experts have a term for their relationship; the human-companion animal bond. When a pet dies, there is no set ritual to formalize the grief. Even the immediate family and intimate friends may not fully understand this grief. Still, the loss of a pet affects our emotions. To these pet owners, this loss takes on the same importance as the passing of any other member of the family. It is in memory of these pets and for those families that we have dedicated this website.


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Baltimore City plans to expand the Purple Route of the free Charm City Circulator bus line to University Parkway in north Baltimore, starting in fall 2014.
The north-south Purple Route currently runs between Federal Hill downtown and Penn Station. Plans now call for a 3.3-mile expansion that would bring the bus route to north of Charles Village, about a 22-minute ride from Penn Station. That would make the route 9.8 miles in all, said Barry Robinson, chief of the Transit and Marine Services Division of the Baltimore City Department of Transportation.
The hours of operation would be the same as for the current Purple Route, Robinson said.
The news was welcomed by the Charles Village Civic Association, which took the lead in pushing for the expansion.
"We're happy it's happening, but we wish it had happened this year," said association member Sharon Guida.
That wasn't possible, Robinson told 50 residents at a meeting Wednesday, Sept. 19, to update the community on the Purple Route plans. He said the $750,000 needed to expand the route would have to come from the city's fiscal 2015 budget. The money comes from taxes on parking garages in the city. The city adjusted the tax in 2008 to fund the Circulator bus system, he said.
"This is our stealth commuter tax," said City Councilwoman Mary Pat Clarke, who attended the meeting.
Transportation officials at the meeting also said they wanted to wait until after the Charles Street Reconstruction project finishes. That project is on schedule and is expected to be done by fall 2014, officials said
"We just hope Charles Street Reconstruction gets done in time" to start the expanded Circulator service, Guida said.
"The argument can be made that we need it now (during Charles Street reconstruction) more than we need it when Charles Street reconstruction is done," Clarke said.
The Circulator bus service, operated by Veolia Transportation in a public-private partnership in an effort to bring more mass transit to the region, grew out of the city's old Downtown Area Shuttle, or DASH. In 2007, the city commissioned the Baltimore Metropolitan Council to study the feasibility of another downtown shuttle service, aimed at a market that drives downtown and doesn't often usually ride buses.
In 2010, the first of the Circulator routes launched, promoted as "Fast, Friendly, Frequent and Fare-Free," and the Orange and Purple Routes launched in 2010, followed by the Green Route.
There are now Orange, Green, Purple and Banner routes, plus the Harbor Connector, which launched in 2009. The colored routes run 10 minutes apart, according to the web site http://www.charmcitycirculator.com.
About 12 million people ride Circulator buses, far ahead of initial expectations, Robinson said.
The Purple Route originally was going to be expanded to 33rd Street, but many residents called for it to be expanded to University Parkway, Robinson said.
The expanded route is expected to serve the communities of Charles Village, Remington, Barclay and Old Goucher, and would eliminate the need to transfer to another bus at Penn Station when riding from downtown, he said.
The current route serves the Inner Harbor, Federal Hill, City Center and Historic Mount Vernon.
Stops proposed for the expanded route include Union Memorial Hospital, Margaret Brent Elementary/Middle School, the Baltimore Lab School and the Station North Arts District. However, transportation officials say they will decide where to put stops, benches and shelters based on input from business and community associations, to make sure "the stops we have in mind are what you need," Robinson said.
One resident at the meeting at Saints Philip and James Church, who would not give his name, worried that the expansion would make his neighborhood in the area of University Parkway "a park and ride lot," but Robinson said, "That's not something we've seen in any of the four routes we operate."
Ray Jenkins, 83, of Tuscany-Canterbury, asked transportation officials to consider expanding the Purple Route further, to Cold Spring Lane and Keswick roads.
"I'd like it to come to 39th Street," Jenkins said.
Clarke noted that Hampden community and business leaders are pursuing expansion of the route to their neighborhood. She told Jenkins, "If there's really interest, get organized and get into the competition."
For more information about the route, go to http://www.charmcitycirculator.com.