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Posted: Wed 25 May 2005, 20:02
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Thin Client with Puppy and SSH/LTSP
how can I use ssh with puppy so I can launch konqueror from an ssh server ? ( I used to do this with DSL with the ssh command alone) but from puppy does not want to open the x display
I like puppy for its size and boot time (verry fast on a pet 1 133 megahtz with 32 meg of ram
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Joined: 01 Jun 2005
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Location: Etobicoke , Ontario ,Canada
Posted: Thu 02 Jun 2005, 21:53
Post subject: so easy
I found the solution it was so obvious "Ssh-gui secure telnet" I can open konqueror or openoffice from my LTSP server , things are looking promessing with puppy which I am planning to addopt for a little project I would like to implement in underprivilleged schools in El Salvador . " I AM ADDOPTING THIS PUPPY"
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Joined: 29 May 2005
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Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Posted: Sat 04 Jun 2005, 00:48
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What about the other way around?
How can you enable port 22 to make puppy the client?
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Posted: Sun 05 Jun 2005, 15:11
Post subject: autamate ssh
I know with debian you apt-get install ssh puppy has the dotpup named debinstall or something like that to install deb packages but I don't know about its dependencies or perhaps there is a ssh server tar ball that can be installed or RPM .
I would like to automate my conneccion to the server so students only have to type a password
Does any body know how to do that? with secure ssh gui????
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Joined: 29 May 2005
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Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Posted: Wed 08 Jun 2005, 12:41
Post subject:
I prefer the command line to the ssh gui
ssh -X -l username my.computer.net
That command line enables X11 forwarding and will log in as the user indicated by the option -l
you could then use a script that connects as a particular user.
For example to connect to server: 192.168.1.55 using the same userid that they are using on the ssh client computer, enabling X11 forwarding the script could be something like
ssh-X -l `whoami` 192.168.1.55
Note: The quotes ` are backward quotes. (Under the Esc key in the US keyboard)
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Posted: Wed 08 Jun 2005, 16:22
Post subject: puppy and ssh
I know the comand line is the best way to go , but this is for a project in a school where kids can log into an LTSP server through a thin client or use Puppy linux to work locally as a stand alone using a low power computer and or ssh to a LTSP or SSH server and use the big guns like open office or any of the other power-memeory hungry applications.
tha is my idea anyways the LTSP is probably the best way but I would like to make use of the stand alone low power computer with either puppy or dsl more efficiently instead of having everybody loggin into an LTSP server gobbling up resources needlesslly.
any help ideas anyone??
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Joined: 29 May 2005
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Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada
Posted: Thu 09 Jun 2005, 09:10
Post subject: That was my point
That was my point about creating a simple script.
The students don't have to type any command. It can be launched from the menu or from a desktop link.
It'll sure be easier than having them using the ssh gui. IMHO.
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Posted: Thu 09 Jun 2005, 19:45
Post subject: ssh<sp
I am sorry I miss-read your post , that is exactly what I am looking for I would like totake it a bit farther and lounch the kicker via ssh so students can choose to work locally or from the server, I tried it manually myself and I stand in aw everytime I lounch the kicker , I am sure many other budget strapped schools will want to have the same setup if I ever manage to take some computers I have collected down south .
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Posted: Wed 29 Jun 2005, 13:06
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Have you tried a WM configuration that does not even show a task bar and that would connect to the server when booting the WM?
This way, from the user point of view, the only UI they use is the server one. Actually if you use VNC, It will be as if they are sitting at the server.
You can create a completely stripped down version of Puppy, just the barebones + ssh + vncviewer. The main advantage would be that Puppy will boot damn fast
I already compiled a VNC that provides full screen capabilities
I will play with this if you are interested.
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Posted: Wed 29 Jun 2005, 15:02
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Just a question: how many people can use the server, as remote terminals via VNC, before everybody's "computer" begins to slow down noticeably? I presume it depends on what programs are being accessed on the server. A few people playing games could bog things down for everyone.
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Posted: Wed 29 Jun 2005, 15:20
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Of course the solution depends on the actual requirements.
Or as we say in Mexico: Depending on the frog is the stone. (Dependiendo del sapo es la pedrada)
This would not be for Multimedia and/or gaming. As far as I know VNC only transports the X and input devices. The redrawing rate in VNC or X over SSH is not fast enough to play a movie or to play a game.
As I understood, as an educational network, to do everyday tasks, Text editing, browsing, e-mail, etc, it will work quite nicelly.
If you want to play games or multimedia, then you have to run it locally even if it is stored remotelly (samba, NFS).
Remoting from Puppy is quite convenient. Now that I'm compiling for puppy, I can, from the same computer, compile in vector on the desktop, and run in linux on the laptop, without switching computers.
In this case douvega was asking about launching konqueror and the kicker from Puppy.
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Location: Etobicoke , Ontario ,Canada
Posted: Wed 29 Jun 2005, 16:08
Post subject: ssh and ltsp
the reason I wanted to doit that way was that the stand alone computer would be useable in case the network went down or the user could work in satnd alone mode if they were only doing web browsing or minimal word prossessing without overloading the server; but at the same time have the option of uing the ltsp server if the so choose , I like LTSP because it can make use of disksless computers if they were to fail ( I would assume most schools back home could not aford high end computers and would have to rely on donations , whatever they might be) .
Show them how to make their own bread and tomorow the will have their own bakery
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Location: Etobicoke , Ontario ,Canada
Posted: Wed 29 Jun 2005, 20:18
Post subject: VNC
personaly I do not like VNC unless I have to control a remote machine , it is too clunky for my taste , with SSH or LTSP it gives the ilussion that you are working right at the remote computer. ( the city of Largo in florida and legal aid in Manitoba are running a full blown LTSP networks one of them with as many as 800 thin terminals running konqueror from the server and the users don't know the difference , in Norway there are aprox. 200+ schoolls using Skolelinux (Debian based K12-LTSP) using anithing from 486 and up for thin-cients some of them with nothing but 32 meg of memory and a network card . so it all comes down to how powerfull the server is and the speed of the network switch vs. hub.
Show them how to make their own bread and tomorow the will have their own bakery
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Posted: Thu 30 Jun 2005, 04:05
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Just did a reinstall of LTSP myself........On;y allowed my little lappy in the house so the "big machine" runs LTSP and I do a remote X login upstairs...using a 54mps wireless connection seems a ok except for running vmware..hehehehehe
I need to do some serious puppy development form the warmth of the house as the garage is a wee bit cold........
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Posted: Sat 04 Feb 2006, 20:36
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Is it possible to configure LTSP to deliver Puppy to the clients instead of the default desktop?
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The Entrepreneurs Grill is a live stream webcast on Boston.com/hive hosted by Innovation Economy columnist and blogger Scott Kirsner that features a business pitch from a start-up, followed by feedback from a Boston-area investor and questions from viewers. Below is an edited version of last week's show:
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AMARU: About three years ago, I was in an accident and became hyper-aware of the epidemic that distracted driving is. I was driving, I tried to the make the eye contact, the person looked up, didn't look at me, and continued to look where she was going. And there was no way to stop the accident from happening.
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Head-up display technology, I believe, is the way that we can combat distracted driving. And it's only available in high-end luxury vehicles and such like that. But we can make it affordable and accessible to all if we package it in a portable device. And if you wrap that into safety, the head-up display just seems to make sense to me, like that's the next thing to do.
SESURI: You said that the luxury cars have them, but the more affordable mass market cars do not have them. Is it a component issue? Why, is it too expensive, and the disruption from your company comes from the form of an economic alternative?
AMARU: Well the luxury vehicles that have them, first of all, were pretty much only repeating the same information that was on the dash. So I think that's one of the reasons that it never really caught on, where everybody wanted it. Projectors used to be big, but now we have pico projectors that have recently come out. That makes it possible to have a small portable unit, which then makes it possible to retrofit any car.
We have an application that would power and work with the head-up display. It has certain features in it to make sure you're not texting while you're driving, so that people actually know when you're plugged into the HUD, you're not texting and driving. But you still have some access to caller ID, you can use who's calling you, you can use text to speech to hear that message, you can call that person right back, but you're not allowed to text. The smartphone has acceleromics in it and GPS, and all that stuff, so we can use those two devices in our application to know when the car is stopped, and we can start allowing more functions at safe speeds or at slow down.
SESURI: What happens with the cars that have the navigation in place, where you just connect your phone through the Bluetooth? Is that screen relatively big? At least in my car, it's still not safe enough from a interactivity perspective.
AMARU: I believe it's not safe, even the traditional radio, if you think about it. You change the dials to read the face of the radio. You are looking down and refocusing on something that's this close. Same thing with the screens. With the HUD and the one that we're developing now, it has infinite focus. So I could be looking a mile down the road, and on the HUD I'll have my image, my GPS, my music track or what have you — it stays in focus. My eyes are focused to it, so it's always in the forefront. Looking down, it'll always be in focus.
SESURI: Is this something that would ideally be the option of partnerships with a car manufacturer? The lead cycles to make it into a car very very long, or some other sort of partnership with maybe the Best Buys of the world, or electronics. What's your go-to market thinking here?
AMARU: Our first strategic move was going to build the HUD, so we could talk to rental cars or fleets and sell them the HUD and let them tie it into their own software. From that we wanted to start to build the application, and then start to think about going to consumer market.
SESURI: And the consumer market: direct consumer? Or try to expand through the partnerships or deals with the manufacturers?
AMARU: Partnerships and such. First fleets and then rental cars, to bring awareness to the product, and then we're going to go from there.
I've been watching the cost of pico projectors for awhile. When I first started, the engines were pretty expensive. Now Nikon and Sony are putting them into their HD camcorders. So we can retail it for $199.
SESURI: I don't have core expertise in the area. This is one where maybe one of my partners who has a lot of experience both in the hardware and the physical materials, it may be an interesting conversation to have for you and him. Where it goes beyond there I have no idea.
AMARU: I would love to talk to him.

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- DES-1210-28: 24-Port Fast Ethernet Smart Managed Switch with 4 Gigabit Ethernet ports (including 2 Combo SFP) (fanless)
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Equipped with a complete lineup of L2 features, these switches include IGMP Snooping, Port Mirroring, Spanning Tree, and Link Aggregation Control Protocol (LACP). IEEE 802.3x Flow Control allows servers to directly connect to the switch for reliable data transfer. Network maintenance features include Loopback Detection and Cable Diagnostics. Loopback Detection is used to detect loops created by a specific port and automatically shuts down the affected port. Cable Diagnostics allow network administrators to quickly examine the quality of the copper cables and also determine the type of cable error.
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- 802.3at (PoE+)1 and 802.3af (PoE)2 capable
Security Features
- Access Control List
- D-Link Safeguard Engine
- Port Security
- ARP Spoofing Prevention
- DHCP Server Screening
- Smart IP-MAC-Port Binding
Advanced Features
- Auto Surveillance VLAN
- Auto Voice VLAN
- Loopback Detection
- Cable Diagnostics
Intuitive Management
- Can be managed through the D-Link Network Assistant Utility or the Web-based GUI
- Built-in SNMP MIB for remote NMS (D-View 6.0)
- Compact CLI through Telnet
Number of 10/100BASE-TX ports
- DES-1210-08P - 8 ports
- DES-1210-28 - 24 ports
- DES-1210-28P - 24 ports
Number of 10/100/1000BASE-T ports
- DES-1210-28 - 2 ports
- DES-1210-28P - 2 ports
Number of Combo 1000Base-T/SFP ports
- DES-1210-28 - 2 ports
- DES-1210-28P - 2 ports
PoE Supported Models (Standard(s)/Number of Ports/Maximum Power Budget)
- DES-1210-08P (802.3af/8 ports/72W)
- DES-1210-28P3052P (802.3af/802.3at/24 ports/193W)
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- DES-1210-08P - 1.6 Gbps
- DES-1210-28 - 12.8 Gbps
- DES-1210-28P - 12.8 Gbps
64-Byte Packet Forwarding Rate
- DES-1210-08P - 1.19 Mpps
- DES-1210-28 - 9.5 Mpps
- DES-1210-28P - 9.5 Mpps
MAC Address Table Size
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- DES-1210-08P - 4.1 Mbits
- DES-1210-28 - 4.1 Mbits
- DES-1210-28P - 4.1 Mbits
Flash Memory
Diagnostic LED Indicators
Power (Per Device)
- Yes
Console (Per Device)
- Yes
Link/Activity (Per Port)
- Yes
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Power Consumption (Maximum PoE off/on)
Power Input
- 10 to 240 VAC, 50/60Hz internal universal power supply
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- DES-1210-08P - 190 x 120 x 38 mm
- DES-1210-28 - 330 x 180 x 44 mm
- DES-1210-28P - 440 x 210 x 44 mm
- DES-1210-08P - fanless
- DES-1210-28 - fanless
- DES-1210-28P - 3 x smart fans
Heat Dissipation
- DES-1210-08P - 289.59 BTU per hour
- DES-1210-28 - 29.69 BTU per hour
- DES-1210-28P - 818.95 BTU per hour
- DES-1210-08P - 656,745 hours
- DES-1210-28 - 244,140 hours
- DES-1210-28P - 330,182 hours
- Operating: -5° to 50°C
- Storage: -20° to 70°C
Operating Humidity
- 5% ~ 95% Non-condensing
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- cUL, CE LVD, cUL, CE LVD
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- MAC Address Table
- DES-1210-08P/28/28P: 8K entries
- DES-1210-08P/28/28P: 8K entries
- Flow Control
- 802.3x Flow Control
- HOL Blocking Prevention
- Port Mirroring
- One-to-One
- Many-to-One
- Supports Mirroring for Tx/Rx/Both
- Spanning Tree
- Supports 802.1D STP 2004 edition
- Supports 802.1w RSTP
- Supports Root Restriction (defined in 802.1Q-2005)
- 802.3ad Link Aggregation
- Max. 4 groups per device/8 ports per group
- Max. 8 groups per device/8 ports per group
L2 Multicasting
- Forward all unregistered groups
- Filter all unregistered groups
- MLD snooping
- Support MLD v1,v2
- 256 MLD snooping groups
- IGMP Snooping
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- Supports 256 IGMP snooping groups
- Supports 64 static multicast address
- 802.1Q tagged VLAN
- VLAN Group
- Max. 256 static VLAN groups
- Max. 4094 VIDs
- Management VLAN
- Asymmetric VLAN
- Auto Voice VLAN
- Auto Surveillance VLAN
Quality of Service (QoS)
- 802.1p
- Max. 8 queues per port
- Queue Handling
- Strict
- Weighted Round Robin (WRR)
- Bandwidth control
- CoS Based on:
- 802.1p
- ToS
- TCP/UDP port number
- IPv6 traffic class
Access Control List (ACL)
- ACL based on:
- 802.1p priority
- MAC address
- Ethernet type
- IPv4 and IPv6 address
- LLC mask
- Protocol type
- TCP/UDP port number
- IPv6 Traffic Class
- Max. 50 ingress ACL profiles
- Max. 1280 ingress ACL rules
- 802.1x
- Supports IPv4/IPv6 RADIUS Server
- Supports Port-based access Control
- Supports EAP, OTP, TLS, TTLS and PEAP
- Supports MD5 authentication
- Supports 802.1x session timeout attribute
- D-Link Safeguard Engine
- DHCP Server Screening
- ARP Spoofing Prevention
- Storm Control
- Traffic Segmentation
- Port Security
- DoS Attack Prevention
- SSLv1/v2/v3 (IPv4/IPv6)
- Smart Binding (IP-MAC-Port Binding, IMPB)
- Duplicate Address Detection (DAD)
- Web-based GUI
- Compact CLI through Telnet
- Telnet Server (IPv4 / IPv6)
- SmartConsole Utility
- SNMP (IPv4 / IPv6)
- Supports v1/v2c/v3
- SNMP Trap
- System Log
- Max. 500 log entries
- Supports IPv4 / IPv6 log server
- SSHv2 (IPv4/IPv6)
- TFTP Client (IPv4 / IPv6)
- BootP/DHCP Client (IPv4 / IPv6)
- SNTP (IPv4/v6)
- DHCP Auto Configuration
- RMON v1
- IPv4/v6 Dual Stack
- DDP (D-Link Discover Protocol)
- RFC1493 Bridge MIB
- RFC1907 SNMPv2 MIB
- RFC1215 MIB Traps Convention
- RFC2233 Interface Group MIB
- RFC1398,1643,1650,2358,2665 Ether-like MIB
- RFC2674,4363 802.1p MIB
- ZoneDefense MIB
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- DEM-310GT 1000BASE-LX, single-mode, 10 km
- DEM-311GT 1000BASE-SX, multi-mode, 550 m
- DEM-314GT 1000BASE-LHX, single-mode, 50 km
- DEM-210 100BASE-FX, single-mode, 15 km
- DEM-211 100BASE-FX, multi-mode, 2 km
Optional Management Software
- DV-700 D-View 7 Network Management Software (downloadable from http://dview.dlink.com)
- DV-700-N25-LIC D-View 7 License for 25 Nodes
- DV-700-N250-LIC D-View 7 License for 250 Nodes
- DV-700-P10-LIC D-View 7 License for 10 Probes
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MoreSpace extends your SwipePad: more pads; more slotsNOTE: this is not a standalone app, it enables the features in SwipePad like add more pads, change pad size, back up and restore.
You can assign different hotspots on your phone screen to different pads: one for favorite apps, one for contacts, one for bookmarks, etc. If you have a big screen and thinking about putting more than 12 slots together, this add-on is also the way to go.
MoreSpace enables the backup of all pads in SwipePad 0.9.8+
MoreSpace enables making portal groups in SwipePad 0.9.10+
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by Sara Lipka
The Chronicle of Higher Education
The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia has reversed a decision by the president of one of its campuses to expel a student who had protested plans to build parking garages there.
The student, T. Hayden Barnes, who had just finished his sophomore year at Valdosta State University when he was expelled last spring, filed a federal lawsuit against the university last week.
Mr. Barnes learned that he had been "administratively withdrawn" from Valdosta State last May in a letter from the institution's president that was slipped under the door of his dormitory room.
To read the complete article, visit the Chronicle of Higher Education's website here.
View this article at The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Prime 490 restaurant on West Side closes
Prime 490, a Rhode Island Street restaurant that had been put up for sale during the summer of 2011, has closed suddenly.
The well-known West Side restaurant, located near the Essex Street Pub and the Left Bank, gave no reason for the closing, simply stating on its website that the steakhouse eatery has shut down. But it's the second business failure for the former owner in recent months.
The restaurant's head chef is now working at the Lenox Grill, inside the Lenox Hotel & Suites at 140 North Street. Both the Lenox Hotel and the Prime 490 building are owned by Anthony Trusso's Tru Commercial Development, which was Prime 490's landlord. Trusso declined to comment.
The Prime 490 business, owned by Christian DiFiglia and another unnamed partner, had been put up for sale in August 2011 through Hunt Commercial Real Estate for $449,000.
DiFiglia also founded Cozumel on Elmwood Avenue, which is also now closed, and his broker at Hunt, Chris Malachowski, said previously that the owners wanted to concentrate on "other business ventures."
Prime 490 remained open into this year and had touted some remodeling work on its Facebook page this summer. The owners could not be reached by telephone, and they did not respond to an email to comment.
Located at the corner of Chenango Street, Prime 490 opened at the end of 2005 in the former home of Romanello's Roseland Restaurant, which had closed in October 2005 after the Romanellos decided to sell it to concentrate on Romanello's South Restaurant in Hamburg and the Old Orchard Inn in East Aurora.
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Joel Climenhaga papers, 1912-2001 | Morse Department of Special Collections
The Joel Climenhaga Papers (1912-2001) consist primarily of his literary works and correspondence to and from family and friends. The collection is organized in nine Series: 1) Biographical; 2) Correspondence; 3) Literary Works; 4) Subjects; 5) Photographs and Slides; 6) Media; 7) Scrapbooks; 8) Oversize; and 9) Printed Material.
The Biographical Series consist of two boxes which include Climenhaga's baby book, family genealogy, obituary and memorial service program, and 1987 Kansas State University retirement tributes.
The Correspondence Series is made up of fourteen boxes and arranged alphabetically. Climenhaga was a prolific and voluminous writer. He corresponded with Mina Cooper, Carlos Cortez, Charles Jones, George Moberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, and Kenneth Patchen to name a few. Within the Charles Jones correspondence there are letters by LBJ (Lyndon B. Johnson) and from people who opposed him agreeing with the NCAAP- these letters were signed by "a white Christian" or "a white, white, American." There are twenty-four folders of correspondence between Climenhaga and Fred Shaw. The two men planned to turn their correspondence into a book titled The Mephisto Addenda. Before this could manifest, Fred Shaw passed away. The Climenhaga's were good friends with Kenneth and Miriam Patchen and there is extensive correspondence between the two families. The sub-series "Correspondence to Poetry Magazines" is listed alphabetically by magazine title and consists of one box.
The sub-series "Correspondence Log" is arranged chronologically and is stored in eighteen boxes. It is similar to a journal as Climenhaga made personal entries on specific dates and if those dates corresponded with writing or receiving a letter, the letter was included. Names of those who Climenhaga corresponded includes Marlon Brando, Milton Bernard, John and Emma Climenhaga, Mina Cooper, Norman Fedder, Henry Miller, Kenneth Patchen, George Savage, Fred Shaw, Wesley Van Tassel, Myrna Wolfe, and Kenneth Woodroofe. These letters were pulled from the alphabetical listing by Climenhaga. It is not known why Climenhaga separated these letters.
Literary Works is comprised of twenty-two boxes which contain Climenhaga's plays and poems, as well as fiction stories and essays. During his lifetime Climenhaga had at least seven columns in various newspapers and newsletters. Three of his columns One Man's Frontier, One Man's Journey, and Dear Good People often had the same material while the introduction was sometimes different or a sentence or two rearranged. One Man's Journey was also broadcasted on the KKSC Radio station at Kansas State University during the 1980s. Climenhaga was a notorious recycler of paper. He often used recycled paper which can be confusing to researchers. If researchers pay close attention, however, they just might find that "recycled" paper useful after all, as it could be a part of another story, poem, etc., whether written by Climenhaga or one of his many friends or colleagues. Climenhaga wrote his first poem at age six. By 1989, he had written approximately 2,500 poems of which 1,200 had been published in various magazines and journals. Volumes of his published poems include: The Age of Pollution; Belief in Chaos; Hawk and Chameleon; The Month of the Shadow on My Heart; Ninety-Nine Messages from Separate Places; None of this Really Matters a Great Deal Now; One Hundred and One Songs are Promised for Tomorrow; Preliminary Walk into the Sweat of Dying; Report on the Progress of the Bearded One's Homework; Spontaneity is a Deceiving God; and The Thirteenth Winter.
Subject Series is contained in seventeen boxes and is organized alphabetically. It includes names such as Charles Jackson Jones, Jr. who was married to artist Molly Ramolla, Kenneth Patchen and Larry Smith. It also includes programs from plays produced, written, and directed by Climenhaga. Other programs include plays produced at the Purple Masque Theatre, Kansas State University; by the Pine Cone Players, Grand Lake, CO; and at UCLA.
The Photograph and Slides Series consists of one box and includes photos of the 1976 Pine Cone Players, Grand Lake, CO, production of Mark Twain. Photos taken at the Purple Masque Theatre, Kansas State University include the 1981 production of Kenneth Patchen's Don't Look Now, the 1989 production of Dust-Storm Wedding and Climenhaga's own play the Marriage Wheel. The Slides consist of Kenneth Patchen's art poetry.
Comprised of seven boxes, the Media Series includes cassette tapes, reel to reel tapes, VHS video tapes, and computer disks. The computer disks contain some of Climenhaga's manuscripts that were incorporated in Literary Works Series. The cassette tapes include interviews with Ben Nyberg and Jonathan Holden, 1985 letters from Charles Jones, and Climenhaga's 1980s One Man's Journey recorded at KKSU radio, Kansas State University. The reel to reel tapes include several different readings from Patchen's Don't Look Now. The VHS tapes include the "50th Anniversary of the 1939 Pottstown High School Graduates" of interviews with Earl "Yogi" Storm, Dr. Joel Esner, and Raymond Elliott conducted by Bill Achatz. Climenhaga was unable to attend this anniversary gathering where he and others were inducted into the Alumni Honor Roll. Climenhaga created a video to be played at the anniversary program and it is included in this series. The tape Miriam Is Not Amused, a film by Kim Roberts, 1996, is a profile of the life of Miriam Patchen with interesting information about her husband Kenneth Patchen. The most interesting tapes in this series, however, are the interviews with Joel Climenhaga. The one that stands out the most is the one created by the Manhattan, Kansas Art Councils, 1992, where John Biggs interviews Climenhaga.
There are some very interesting interviews with Joel Climenhaga, especially the one filmed by the Manhattan, Kansas Arts Council titled Joel: Creative Profile. Another VHS tape of interest is Miriam Is Not Amused, a film by Kim Roberts, 1996. This is a profile of the life of Miriam Patchen with interesting information about her husband, Kenneth Patchen.
Scrapbooks are contained in one box. The most notable is the Marriage Wheel by Joel Climenhaga with his notes written on the sides of each page. Another item of interest is the 1983-1988 Travel Journal. Climenhaga kept notes of his summer travels, how many miles he traveled, where he traveled to, and when and where he stopped to eat.
The Oversize Series is made up of one box that includes art, art poetry, poetry and program posters. Notable sketches in this series are the drawing of Joel Climenhaga by Lawrence Ferlinghetti and the greeting to the Climenhagas from Carlos and Marianna Cortez in 1972. Kenneth Patchen's art poetry shows up in Lee Artz's "Passion for Peace," Peace Works, Mid-Peninsula Peace Center, Palo Alto, California and in Steven Ratiner's "The Picture Poems of Kenneth Patchen," California Living, 1983. There are four Kenneth Patchen poems included: "The Way Men Live Is a Life," 1944, "A Poem For Christmas," 1961, "What I'd Like To Know Is, 1967" and "A Mercy Filled & Defiant Xmas To All Still Worthy To Be Called Man," 1970. Program posters from the Kansas State University Purple Masque Theatre that are interesting include Mark Edward's Larger Than Life, 1978, Cindy Helfertstay's From Heaven to Hell, 1978, and Chloris Killian's 1981, The Dust-Storm Wedding. Other items of interest includes Climenhaga's 1987 retirement certificate from Kansas State University and a letter from the then Provost, Owen J. Koeppe.
Stored in twenty boxes, the Printed Material includes Climenhaga's poetry magazines, published by him under his publishing company, Transient Press and other research journals and books.
Series 1: Biography Series, 1922-2000
Series 2: Correspondence Series, 1912-2000
Series 3: Literary Works, 1939-2000
Series 4: Subjects, 1922-2001
Series 5: Photograph Series, 1929-1997
Series 6: Slides, 1987,1989
Series 7: Media Series, 1932-1997
Series 8: Scrapbooks, 1966,1981,1983-88,1990,1997
Series 9: Oversized Items, 1994,1949,1965-1993,1997,1999
Series 10: Printed Material


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Capcom has dropped a pretty strong hint that a new Resident Evil game is in development.
The publisher's Capcom Unity blog is asking Resident Evil fans to visit the Resident Evil Facebook page and leave a message of your favourite Resident Evil memory. Doing this will put you in the running to be "featured in an upcoming Capcom game".
You can also enter on Twitter using the tag #REmemory or post a YouTube video of your efforts on the Resi facebook page.
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REVERENCE: LIFE IN THE BALLET goes inside the world of the Toledo Ballet and showcases the company's young dancers as they strive for the highest standards of artistic accomplishment. The countless hours of rehearsal pushes these performers to their perceived limits - and beyond. In rare on-stage and back-stage exchanges and interviews, the dancers, instructors and founder of the Toledo Ballet share their creative passions and express their commitment to bringing the joy of dance to thousands of patrons and students. D
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The Alabama Statewide Forage Conference is scheduled for Thursday, Dec. 15, at the Pike County Cattlemens Association Building in Troy, Ala.
Exhibits open at 8 a.m. with welcome and introductions set for 9 a.m. Presentations and speakers are as follows: Running a Successful Cattle Operation, Kit Pharo, Colorado rancher and consultant; Round Bale Silage and other Forage Preservation Research, Mike McCormick, Louisiana State University; and My Experience with Silvopasture, George Owens, Chipley, Fla., livestock and timber producer.
The lunch speaker is Garry Lacefield, University of Kentucky, with a presentation entitled, "Attitudes of Gratitude." Afternoon presentations and speakers are as follows: Establishment and Management of Perennial Peanut, Doug Mayo and Kevin Campbell, county agents in Jackson County, Fla., and Madison County, Fla., respectively; Alternative Enterprises for Livestock Farms, Ron Haaland, wildlife management consultant; How Forage Crops Work for Me, Leo Hollinger, Wicox County livestock producer; and Keys to a Profitable Forage Program, Garry Lacefield.
The program will conclude at about 4 p.m., and lunch will be provided. Registration is $10 per person prior to Dec. 1 and will $20 per person thereafter. To pre-register, complete and mail the form below:
For registration information contact Mary Goodman, Funchess Hall, Auburn University, Ala., 36849


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It's rare to get any good news associated with reports of Alzheimer's disease, but neuroscientists have just released word that one drug is dramatically reducing symptoms. It seems to do this by dissolving a protein that builds up in the brain — and it manages to create major improvements within days.
Alzheimer's, a progressive disease that causes the sufferer to descend into dementia long before they die, is one of the most feared diagnoses in Western medicine. It's a heartbreaking sickness, and there has been a decades-long, international push to find cures, or at least treatments for it, without much success. Which is why a new, or rather old, drug treatment's results are so encouraging.
Amyloids are insoluble strands of protein that the body naturally produces and just as naturally clears from organs. Alzheimer's occurs when areas of the brain are unable to clear away these proteins, leading to build up in vital areas of the brain. Patients experience a slow cognitive decline including memory loss, loss of ability to perform normal functions, and eventual death. Over five million Americans suffer from the disease, and there are millions more patients world-wide.
A researchers at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, Gary Landreth, noticed that a cholesterol carrier called Apolipoprotein E helped clear amyloid structures from the brain. He also knew that bexarotene, a drug meant to fight cancer, helped stimulate production of Apolipoprotein E. He experimented with lab mice and found that amyloid levels were affected within six hours, and the effect lasted for three days.
Mice who have Alzheimer's lose the ability to build nests for themselves, even when presented with the materials. Scientists believe that this is because they lose the understanding, and the memory, that these materials allow them to build nests for their own comfort. Soon after treatment, mice with Alzheimer's began nesting again. Their overall drop in symptoms was estimated at about seventy-five percent.
Landreth stressed that there were still steps to be taken before use of the drug could be widespread.
"This is a particularly exciting and rewarding study because of the new science we have discovered and the potential promise of a therapy for Alzheimer's disease. We need to be clear; the drug works quite well in mouse models of the disease. Our next objective is to ascertain if it acts similarly in humans. We are at an early stage in translating this basic science discovery into a treatment."
Still, this is good news in an area that rarely sees such a thing. Here's hoping that humans will benefit from the drug as dramatically as mice do, and that ongoing progress in treating Alzheimer's will be made.
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Popular wisdom has it that New York is a wonderful place to visit but a terrible place to live. For a great many people, however, the opposite is true. Within a few minute's walk, a New Yorker can choose from an incredible variety of shops, markets, movies, and restaurants. Decisions to go to the theater, to the opera or ballet, to a classical concert or recital, can be made on the spur of the moment. Fine museums, first-rate schools, major sporting events, the best jazz, rock, or pop entertainment, can all be had without ever getting into a car.
The visitor, on the other hand, finds himself in an overwhelming welter of speeding taxis, pushing crowds, and undecipherable subways. It's no surprise that many people leave New York wondering why anyone would ever live there by choice.
What they may not understand is that New York is a city of neighborhoods, areas defined by their ethnic group or economic status, and that most New Yorkers identify first with their neighborhood and second with the city.
These communities are the real New York, ignored by tour buses and far removed from midtown hotels and the seediness of Times Square. Exploring them on foot, one discovers the diversity, the energy and excitement, that explain why, for so many, New York is home. Columbus Avenue and the Upper West Side
A decade ago, Columbus Avenue in the 70s was bordered by run-down apartment buildings and decaying brownstones. Then, as so often happens in New York, someone had the audacity to open a restaurant in one of the worst sections of town. It was a huge success, and now Columbus Avenue between 86th Street and Lincoln Center boasts fashionable clothing stores, art galleries, and innumerable restaurants and gourmet shops.
On weekends, the residents take to the streets, turning the area into an urban parade. A good place to join it is at D. D. L. Food Show on 81st Street. The latest production of movie mogul Dino De Laurentiis, it is an extravaganza of brass, brick, tile, and wood separated into specialty departments.
One of the nicest ways to spend a New York afternoon is to stroll down Columbus Avenue, perhaps visiting the Museum of Natural History at 79th Street, to browse leisurely in the shops, then to dine at the Ginger Man, the Saloon, or O'Neal's Balloon, all in the low 60s, and finally to take in a concert, an opera , or ballet at Lincoln Center. The East Side
The East Side is separated from the Upper West Side by Central Park, and everything that Columbus Avenue is - young, brash, highly visible - the East Side is not. Fifth, Madison, and Park Avenues in the 60s, 70s, and 80s exude tradition, stability, good taste, and, above all, money. In addition to galleries, fine shops, and salons, the East Side contains the city's most elegant town houses, some of which are now private schools or foreign embassies, many still homes of the wealthy.
The most splendid of these mansions was built in 1914 at Fifth Avenue and 70 th Street for the industrialist Henry Clay Frick. In it he hung Rembrandts, Titians, and Turners and now his collection, and his home, are open to the public. Unlike its great neighbor, the Metropolitan, at 82nd Street, the Frick is a museum that can be enjoyed without leaving the visitor exhausted.
Madison Avenue is pure commerce, albeit of a highly refined variety. If you should need something to brighten that dark corner of the living room, Len and Gerry Trent at No. 950 will sell you a Tiffany lamp for $42,000. Perhaps you are in the market for an old master drawing or some French Impressionists. At Knoedler Gallery on 70th Street, there's a good chance that you will find what you want.
From 77th Street south, Madison Avenue is art, antiques, crafts, and the Whitney Museum near 74th, with its fine collection of 20th-century American paintings and sculpture. Toward the 60s the galleries thin out, and expensive boutiques take their place. The Lower East Side
Eighty years ago, the Lower East Side was a slum teeming with impoverished Jews from the shtetlach of Eastern Europe and Russia. Today it is where New Yorkers go to shop for bargains. The tenements are still there, reminders of the days when beds were rented in shifts, to accommodate both day and night workers. Now the stores sell fashionable clothing, expensive appliances, and designer fabrics at the best prices in town. In spite of the changes, much of the flavor of the old neighborhood remains in the shops run by Hasidic Jews, the stalls selling chocolate egg creams, the clothing hung on outdoor racks.
Beginning at the Grand Street subway station, the stores immediately to the east sell linens, towels, and blankets. At Orchard Street, shops on the left feature inexpensive clothing, while those on the right sell better-quality merchandise, including designer jeans and leather jackets and coats. As one continues on Grand to Essex, the tempting smells wafting from the right signal the Pickleman's store with its barrels of red peppers, pickles, and sauerkraut standing open on the sidewalk.
The premier eating spot of the Lower East Side is Sammy's Roumanian, a warm, happy place that serves huge quantities of food redolent of garlic. It's at 157 Christie Street. Sammy's is closed Friday nights and Saturdays, as are all the local businesses, because of the Jewish Sabbath. The Ninth Avenue Market
The great migrations of the turn of the century consisted primarily of poor people, and they brought with them their hearty peasant cuisines. Often these included foods to be eaten by hand: Jewish knishes, Chinese egg rolls, and overstuffed Italian sandwiches. On Ninth Avenue near 37th Street is a store that has taken the tradition to ridiculous lengths. Manganaro's sells a custom-made, six-foot-long submarine sandwich, enough food to feed 30 to 40 people. They claim that it is a favorite at chic East Side parties.
At lunch hour, the store is filled with local workmen eating heroes of meatballs and sauce, veal and peppers, and other messy delights, while shoppers from uptown buy homemade mozzarella and Italian sausage at the groceria next door.
Manganaro's is in the heart of Italian Ninth Avenue, a street where immigrants opened fruit stands, butcher shops, and bakeries. Over the years, Greeks, Puerto Ricans, and Chinese have introduced markets of their own, and now the area is a cornucopia of exotic foods. Spices sold in little tin cans in supermarkets are displayed here in multicolored rows of open sacks. Dried cod, bacala, stands rigid against the walls. Sunday in Harlem
The largest of the new neighborhoods was fed not by foreigners, but by Americans from the Southern states, and it grew until it became a city within the city.
Harlem is a blend of Africa, the Caribbean, the deep South, and the city, a world-famous symbol of, variously, racial oppression, black pride, revolution, resignation, and hope. Like all stereotypes, these distort rather than reveal the truth, but for those who wish to see a bit of the real Harlem, a unique tour provides a brief exposure to the roots of black American music. Called the Harlem Spiritual Gospel Tour, it leaves from 166 West 46th Street on Sunday mornings for a ride through not only the slums of Harlem, but the upper-middle-class homes of Sugar Hill and Strivers Row.
It culminates with a church service at the First Corinthian Baptist Church, chosen because it expresses the exaltation of spirit that found a home in the black church. Here, among the warm and welcoming congregation, the visitor experiences an aspect of a culture that may be very different from his or her own.
Reservations for the tour, which costs $22, may be made by calling (212) 275- 1418. SoHo
Neighborhoods have a way of changing in New York, sometimes it seems, as in the case of Columbus Avenue, almost overnight. Others spring up where there had been no neighborhood before. One of these is known as SoHo, for ''south of Houston.'' Long a district of huge, cast-iron factories, it was discovered in the 1960s by artists who rented the vast open floors and converted them into low-cost living and working spaces. Inevitably, as the word spread, shops and galleries followed. Now the artists who discovered it cannot afford it.
In spite of the skyrocketing property values, the several-block-square area is a strange jumble of the renovated and the run-down: high-priced modern art, far-out fashions, trendy bars, and buildings still used for the manufacture of cardboard boxes.
Tourists and New Yorkers alike love SoHo, and flock to it on weekends, taking the subway to Prince or Spring Street, and the No. 5 bus to West Houston. They brunch at Tennessee Mountain and New Deal, or lunch on the fabulous salads at the SoHo Charcuterie, at Spring and Sullivan. They amble down West Broadway, the main street of this little town, gazing at the latest word in fashion, wondering at the current trends in art.
For art is what SoHo is still about. With all its flashiness, it is one of the major art centers of the world. The most powerful dealers, the most influential galleries, the work of the best contemporary artists, all come to SoHo.
And yet it is a real neighborhood. When the galleries and boutiques close and the narrow streets slowly empty, the artists and their families remain, in beautiful loft apartments they've created in the old factories. The West Village
Many of the artists who originally settled in SoHo were fleeing the high prices of Greenwich Village, a few blocks to the north. They took the paths of the writers of the '30s who made the Village a famous bohemian outpost and were followed by rebels of each succeeding generation.
They are coming yet, but much has changed. MacDougal and West Eighth Streets are tawdry and cheap. The area bordering 5th is lovely, genteel, and polite. The once-quiet streets near the Hudson River are experiencing a renaissance similar to SoHo's.
Only one small section holds on to the feeling of the real Village, and many consider it the best place to live in the city. Like the other neighborhoods, it has restaurants, galleries, and shops, but with a difference. Streets intersect at odd angles and stores are hidden in corners and basements. The houses are small, unpretentious, and very old. The pace of life is slower, and here, more than anywhere else, is it possible to escape the intensity that characterizes New York.
The West Village is bordered east and west by Seventh Avenue and Hudson Street, uptown by Jane and downtown by Morton. Within these several blocks one can wander at random and be perfectly content, but a possible starting point is West Fourth Street at the Sheridan Square subway station. Walk uptown to Bank Street, passing the lovely residential side streets, left to Bleecker with one antique shop after another, right on Christopher, another right on Hudson past the White Horse Tavern where Dylan Thomas used to hang out, and on to Abingdon Square and the uptown buses. It is a 17-block walk in the footsteps of countless Americans whose creative spirits were nurtured in these streets.
Here, then, are some of the neighborhoods of New York. There is much to see in them, but none of it obligatory. Instead, they are places to observe and enjoy the life of the city with those who live it every day.
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SMITHFIELD, RI (September 8, 2012) - The Sacred Heart men's and women's cross country teams both finished fifth at Saturday's Nassaney Invitational held at Bryant University. The race gave the Pioneers a chance to preview the course that will be the site of the 2012 Northeast Conference Championship in late October.
Boston University won the men's race while Harvard took home the title on the women's side.
Saturday's race featured nine NEC programs running in what could be conisdered a preview of the league title race. The SHU men finished with 142 points and behind Monmouth in third and Quinnipiac in fourth. The Pioneers did finish in front of Mount St. Mary's, Wagner, Saint Francis (PA), Central Connecticut State, Byrant and Fairleigh Dickinson.
The Pioneers had a pair of runners come home in the top-20 in senior Christopher Connelly(Medford, NY) and grad student Rich Marcello (Foster, RI). Connelly ran the 8k course in a time of 26:34.7, good for 15th overall. Marcello finished in 18th place, running in a time of 26:38.0.
The rest of SHU's top-seven finishers was led by sophomore Aleksandr Morin (Durham, CT) in 25th with a time of 26:57.0. Freshman Sean Ferguson (Smithtown, NY) was 32nd (27:11.0), senior Justin Britton (Bay Shore, NY) was 52nd (27:58.5), junior Patrick Peterson (Gloversville, NY) was 58th (28:25.7) and senior Colin Seidl (Cochecton, NY) was 61st (28:46.2).
The Pioneer women finished behind a Quinnipiac team in third place but bested NEC schools Bryant, Monmouth, Central Connecticut State, Wagner, St. Francis (NY), Mount St. Mary's and Fairleigh Dickinson.
Junior Brianna Castrogivanni (Commack, NY) was the Pioneers' lead runner finishing just outside of the top-10 in 11th overall. Castrogivanni finished the 5k course with a time of 18:36.8. Senior Alyssa Selmquist (Northford, CT) took home a top-20 finish with a 17th place showing in a time of 18:54.1.
Fellow senior Michelle Navarro (Piscataway, NJ) finished 28th overall in 19:06.7. Rounding out the top-seven finishers was sophomore Emma Bolduc (Peterborough, NH) was 35th (19:14.4), sophomore Elizabeth Hutchins (Pawcatuck, CT) was 48th (19:41.7), junior Teresa Gagliostro (Township of Washington, NJ) was 52nd (19:50.6) and freshman Shannon Hickey (South Easton, MA) was 68th (20:19.6).
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - The Northeast Fencing Conference announced that MIT's women's and men's fencing teams each finished the season in first place in the conference standings. In addition, Trevor Chang was tabbed the Male Fencer of the Year, becoming the first recipient of this honor in the program's history. He posted a 31-7 mark, putting him in good standing to qualify for the NCAA National Championships.
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At Monday's work session, the Village of Lewiston Board of Trustees recognized the work of Historical Association of Lewiston volunteers Lee Simonson, Pam Hauth and Bruce Sutherland in organizing and promoting the recent "Battle of Queenston Heights Commemoration and Re-enactment." The two-day October event was billed as the largest binational War of 1812 event in North America this year. It was said to feature the largest battery of period artillery (cannons) ever assembled in one place.
While presenting a plaque to Simonson, Mayor Terry Collesano flat-out said the event wouldn't have happened without the efforts of the author and former Niagara County legislator.
In response, Simonson said, "This was a tremendous volunteer effort from beginning to end."
"We only had one shot at this thing," he noted. "It only happens once every 100 years."
Lewiston, Simonson said, was not previously known as a hotbed for historical re-enactments. However, the 250 re-enactors who participated (including many from around the country) couldn't say enough good things about the experience or about HAL's event structuring.
"We hit a home run here," Simonson said.
Hauth, who serves as HAL's executive director, said, "It was a great weekend. ... It was an amazing effort."
Sutherland said, "Lee is our Lewiston treasure."
The plaques state the recipients made an "outstanding contribution to the Village of Lewiston." Collesano praised HAL for its initiative and said it was the most active historical association he knew.
"This organization works, and they do a lot of good things for the community," he said.
The Village Board also acknowledged the fireworks display presented at the "Battle of Queenston Heights Commemoration and Re-enactment" by Skylighters of Western New York.
"We were all in awe of the fireworks show," Collesano said.
His colleagues agreed and, soon after the event, the village inquired about using Skylighters for next year's Fourth of July fireworks display. As it turns out, the company is available, "and it's going to be $1,000 cheaper," Collesano said.
"It's a no-brainer," Trustee Vic Eydt said, as the board approved a motion to hire Skylighters for $8,000.
The mayor promised a longer fireworks show with a grand finale.
HAL will host the third "Flames Through Lewiston" event on Saturday, Dec. 15, along Center Street. This presentation commemorates the burning of the village in 1813 by British forces, and the bravery of the Tuscarora Indians in fending off the troops while helping Lewistonians escape.


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TSF had to up our Paxil intake after we got word that media would have no access to the U.S. Open locker rooms this year.
Thankfully, some goofsters were cool enough to film Nole Djokovic hamming it up yet again, this time folding more impersonations to his repertoire.
His latest victims are: Ruben Ramirez Hidalgo, Andy Roddick, Filippo Volandri, Rafael Nadal, Maria Sharapova, and Roger Federer.
Nole pulls up his sleeve to do Ramirez and pulls down his shorts to get an authentic Nadal clamdigger look (left, middle). He ended the joke with a great impersonation of Roger.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The nationally-ranked No. 7 MIT men's volleyball team posted a 2-2 ledger en route to a third-place finish at the Endicott College Tournament this past weekend. The Engineers (13-4) defeated Hilbert College (25-16, 25-20, 25-19) and Eastern Mennonite University (25-17, 27-25, 25-21) before falling to No. 12 Emmanuel College (25-17, 25-14, 25-19) and No. 13 Baruch College (25-18, 25-22, 30-28). Tim Lee represented the Cardinal and Gray on the All-Tournament Team.
Billy Evans paced MIT with 10 kills, a .444 hitting percentage, and three blocks versus Hilbert. Patrick Vatterott posted seven kills, a .500 hitting performance, and three blocks while Garrett Winther followed with seven kills and two blocks. Evan Wang totaled 13 assists, six kills, and three digs as David Thomas chipped in six kills and two blocks. Caine Jette collected a team-high seven digs while Lee tallied 26 assists, three digs, two blocks, and two aces.
Matt Hohenberger led the way with 16 kills and a .557 hitting percentage against Eastern Mennonite. Ken Siebert added seven kills and three aces as Vatterott picked up four kills, two blocks, and an ace. Evans registered four kills and three blocks while Jette notched seven digs. Winther bolstered the blocking corps with two stops as Jeremy Velazquez contributed five digs. Lee rounded out the squad with 28 assists and seven digs.
Siebert led the Engineers' balanced attack with eight kills against Emmanuel. Vatterott and Hohenberger both had six kills as Vatterott picked up a block. Winther posted four kills and a block while Daniel Sngiem racked up six digs. Lee added 20 assists and a team-high nine digs to MIT's cause.
In its final match of the weekend, Hohenberger powered the Cardinal and Gray with 15 kills, a .481 hitting percentage, and four aces versus Baruch. Evans totaled 11 kills as Vatterott chipped in six kills and two blocks. Winther paced the front row with three blocks while Thomas followed with two of his own. Velazquez compiled 11 digs as Siebert chipped in seven.


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SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Chandler Parsons scored 29 points and James Harden added 21 to lead the Houston Rockets to a 112-102 victory over the Sacramento Kings on Wednesday night.
Parsons and Harden, the team's two leading scorers, returned to the lineup to help the Rockets win their third straight and eighth in 11 games. Parsons, who made 12 of 18 shots, had missed the previous game with food poisoning, while Harden had been nursing a foot injury. Harden also has nine rebounds and seven assists.
Omer Asik had 19 points and 10 rebounds, Jeremy Lin had 15 points and 10 assists, and Terrence Jones chipped in with 14 points and 11 rebounds for Houston, which is in seventh place in the Western Conference.
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On August 3, 2013, Heifer China and Wharf China organized Heifer Love Farm, a local farmers market, to sell organic products in the community of Chengdu Hi-tech Zone district. More than 20 farmers from five cooperatives displayed their products from Heifer Earthquake Rehabilitation projects in Anxian, Jiangyou and Lizhou.
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Citigroup's private bank has decided to pull its $187 million investment from SAC Capital, the latest in a string of client defections that have occurred amid scrutiny of the hedge-fund firm. Juliet Chung has details on The News Hub. Photo: Getty Images.
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(NaturalNews) First humans, then dogs, now shrimp? Though crustaceans are not actually taking antidepressant drugs because of a prescription, research out of the University of Portsmouth in the U.K. has found that pharmaceutical waste runoff, and particularly that of antidepressant drugs like Prozac, is causing shrimp and other exposed crustaceans to change their behavior in ways that are causing many more of them than usual to die off.
According to the study, shrimp exposed to antidepressants from waste runoff are five times more likely to swim towards light, which means they are far more likely to encounter fishermen's nets and birds that are hungry for a meal. While they would normally stay in more protected areas, these drug-induced sea creatures are basically committing suicide by gravitating towards situations that end up resulting in their early demise.
"Crustaceans are crucial to the food chain. And if shrimps' natural behavior is being changed because of antidepressant levels in the sea, this could seriously upset the natural balance of the ecosystem," said Alex Ford, lead researcher of the study, in a press release. "Much of what humans consume you can detect in the water in some concentration. It's no surprise that what we get from the pharmacy will also be contaminating the country's waterways."
Back in 2008, it was discovered that the water supplies of 24 major metropolitan cities in the U.S. were contaminated with drug residues, even after having been filtered using typical treatment methods. Included in the mix were anti-seizure and anti-inflammatory medications, painkillers, caffeine, and antidepressants (http://www.naturalnews.com/024764_pharmas_water_supply.html).
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WELLESLEY, Mass. - The Wellesley College women's lacrosse team used a 12-1 scoring run to oust New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) rival, MIT, by a score of 14-7 on Saturday afternoon. With the win, the Blue improved to 3-3 in the league and 6-9 overall, while the Engineers evened their NEWMAC mark at 3-3 and dipped to 8-6 on the year.
The teams traded goals to open the game before the Cardinal and Gray struck for two straight scores from Stephanie Leger and Katie Kauffman. After Jenny Holland picked up a score for the Blue, MIT's Kelly Duncan countered with a goal at 11:29 to give her squad a 4-2 lead. From that point on, the game belonged to the Blue, as Wellesley posted four unanswered goals to close the half and carried the momentum into the second stanza with an 8-1 run. Erica Little found the back of the net with 1:06 left to play and then assisted on Leger's goal 18 seconds later to cap the scoring.
MIT picked up two goals each from Duncan, Leger, and Kauffman as Leger added four draw controls. Little added a goal and an assist while Allison Hamilos picked up nine saves.
The Blue was led by Molly Morrow who scored four goals and added two assists to finish with six points on the afternoon. Holland also recorded four goals for the Blue, while Meagan Fuchs added a pair of scores. Caitlin Meeker and Allison Robbins each picked up a goal and an assist, while Loretta White and Kate Cushing added solo goals. Nicole Labbee led all players with five ground balls and five caused turnovers. Fuchs added three draw controls for the Blue, while goalie Mary Mattia earned the win with six saves.
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The study also revealed some other interesting tidbits:
- Midwest moms are thrifty: Moms in the center of the country--who were the least likely to think of themselves as bargain-hunters--were ironically the most likely to stay under budget. Moms in the Northeast, however, admitted they were most likely to get carried away and spend more than they should.
- How moms save: 54 percent of moms set a back-to-school budget and plan to stick to it, and will do so in a number of different ways. 45 percent think of themselves as "bargain-hunters," clipping coupons and searching for sales; 28 percent are "one-stop shoppers," visiting one or two retailers to buy everything they need to save time; and 20 percent are "early birds," shopping as soon as the sales start to get the best selection. But despite all of their best efforts to save, 1 in 4 moms still feel that they get carried away with back-to-school shopping and buy more than they should.
- The most detested back-to-school chore is not shopping. More than 50 percent of moms say getting their kids back on a reasonable schedule is their most detested back-to-school chore--over school supply and clothing shopping, registering for school activities and attending start-of-the-school year events.
How much will you spend on back-to-school stuff—more or less than the average? Leave a comment.