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If you've gotten a phone call or two — or three or more — offering you a free medical alert device, you're not alone.
After writing last week about the suspicious calls, I heard from about 80 people whose phones have been ringing with the annoying and deceptive automated messages.
The calls are hitting all parts of the region — from Tamaqua to Quakertown to Williams Township to Lower Macungie Township.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane issued a warning this week confirming my suspicions that the calls try to sign you up for a monitoring service that may be unnecessary and that there is a cost. So don't believe it when the robocaller says the alarm's "already been paid for, so there's no cost to you whatsoever."
Thankfully, everyone I heard from knew the offers were bogus and disregarded them. You should, too.
"They prey on old people because they think we're stupid," said Leona Sabia, 88, of Allen Township. "If I want a medical alert, I'll call them. They needn't call me."
But that doesn't mean the calls, most of which target older people, aren't causing harm. In addition to scaring some seniors, they also made one person disregard a real call from a medical alert company about a friend in trouble.
The calls vary slightly, but generally tell people the purpose is to schedule delivery of a medical alert device at no charge after someone recommended it for them or bought it for them. What the automated calls don't disclose is the monitoring fee.
Jean Fox of South Whitehall Township said she followed the prompts in the automated message until she reached a representative.
"The caller insisted that someone had given this to me, but when asked, he couldn't give me the name of that someone because of privacy issues," Fox told me in an email. "I was assured it wouldn't cost me anything and he repeatedly wanted my address so they could deliver it and install it. When asked, he did tell me of a monthly fee of $35."
That's misleading.
Kane warned Tuesday that the robocalls attempt to scare seniors and "are designed to deceitfully obtain billing information." She advises people not to provide personal or banking information.
What I haven't been able to decipher is who is making the calls and where they are coming from. Some calls are coming from numbers in the 610 area code, but they could be fake numbers showing on caller IDs. I've tried calling several of the numbers and found them busy or not working.
Some calls mention brand names like Life Alert, Lifeline and MedicAlert, or say they are "like" those brands. That's prompted the companies to issue their own warnings that they are not behind the calls.
The use of those brand names could have serious consequences.
Lesley Lojko's husband is a Life Alert contact for a friend. After getting a few of these sleazy sales calls, they ignored a real call from Life Alert on Sunday.
"Unfortunately, my husband thought it was the scam organization and he didn't pick it up," Lojko, of Emmaus, told me in an email. "It was a legitimate call about our friend. Fortunately, he is OK and the problem was resolved."
In a warning on its website, MedicAlert Foundation, an emergency support network of 4 million members worldwide, says there appear to be several sources of these suspicious calls.
"Don't be fooled by phone calls from telemarketers using 'Medical Alert,' 'MedicAlert' or similar names to fraudulently promote their services and products," the foundation says.
Many people asked me why they are getting the calls when they registered with state or federal Do-Not-Call lists, which should protect them from solicitations. Fox took that up with the representative she talked to. She said he "insisted" the Do-Not-Call list did not apply to the calls.
He can insist all he wants, but these are exactly the types of unsolicited calls that state and federal Do-Not-Call laws were designed to stop.
Restrictions are even tighter on robocalls like these under another federal law. You should not be getting any robocalls, even from companies you have a relationship with, unless you've agreed to accept the calls, the Federal Communications Commission says.
The state attorney general's office told me it can't say whether the calls are violations without knowing the source of the calls, whether the callers are registered as telemarketers and if recipients are on the list.
Last year, the Indiana attorney general obtained a temporary restraining order against a company it accused of making calls similar to this in violation of that state's Do-Not-Call list.
Callers like this usually don't care and are not bashful about telling off anyone who challenges them.
Elaine Ruch of Lower Macungie told a caller she would report him and his company for harassing her for weeks.
"You can't report me because this is the very first time I'm talking to you so I am not harassing you," she said he told her. "The other phone calls were not from me."
Technically, it was the first time she had talked to him since the other calls were recordings.
Even calls from the cops don't seem to faze the callers.
Arlean Lilly reported a call she got from the 717 area code in central Pennsylvania to Moore Township police.
Detective Jason Gianatiempo looked into it by calling the number. The clueless person he spoke with didn't immediately grasp the purpose of his call and asked Gianatiempo if he wanted an alarm. He declined, and made it clear that Lilly didn't want one either and not to call her again.
Lilly has received other calls, but not from that number and she doesn't know if they're related. The detective told me there was nothing criminal about the call he looked into.
You can file complaints about these calls with the Pennsylvania attorney general at 800-441-2555 or http://www.attorneygeneral.gov. You also can contact the Federal Trade Commission (877-382-4357, http://www.ftc.gov) and the Federal Communications Commission (888-225-5322, http://www.fcc.gov).
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- Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York called for renewed efforts to build strong marriages, which he said serve as the foundation for a healthy society and a witness of God's love.
Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan of New York smiles during his keynote address. Credit: Knights of Columbus.
As Catholics, we believe that "the best way to get a hint of how God loves us now, and in eternity, is to look at how you, married couples, love one another," he said.
Cardinal Dolan, who serves as president of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, delivered the keynote address at the Knights of Columbus' Aug. 7th States Dinner in Anaheim, Calif.
The dinner, which took place during the Knights' 130th Supreme Convention, drew a crowd of more than 2,000, including dozens of bishops and cardinals from around the world.
During his remarks, Cardinal Dolan thanked the Knights for their vibrant witness to the faith over the past 130 years.
As he looked out upon the audience, he said that he was filled with "awe, admiration, and deep appreciation" for the marriages that are "radiantly" lived out as a representation of the love between God and his people.
Describing Catholics as "hopeless romantics" when it comes to married love, he explained that the faithful still believe in keeping their wedding vows for life.
In addition, he said, we see married love as a "mirror" of God's love for us – faithful, fruitful and forever.
Through Christ, married couples are strengthened to overcome "tension, trial, temptation and turmoil," being filled instead with "tried-and-true-trust," he said.
Recalling that the Knights of Columbus was founded in part to help men better live out their vocations as husbands and fathers, Cardinal Dolan stressed that there is a great need to strengthen marriage in the contemporary world.
Today, there is a "vocation crisis in the call to the Sacrament of Matrimony," he observed.
A strengthening of marriages will naturally bring about an increase in vocations to the priesthood and consecrated life, helping solve vocation shortages in these areas as well, he said.
But strong marriages are not only important for the Church, he added. Rather, they are necessary for the entire society to be healthy.
Our culture faces threats to "the very definition of marriage as a lifelong, life giving, faithful union of one man and one woman," Cardinal Dolan cautioned.
He warned of "a well-choreographed, well-oiled crusade to conform marriage to the whims of the day instead of conforming our urges to God's design."
This effort must be resisted, he said, because marriage plays a "singularly pivotal, irreplaceable role" in the "civilization of love" that recent popes have emphasized.
It is not simply religious authorities who recognize "marriage and family as the central, love-promoting cell of the human project," the cardinal said. Rather, "historians, sociologists, psychologists, and anthropologists" also acknowledge this truth.
Social science shows us that when strong marriages are the norm, the areas of industry, finance, culture and government can be better directed towards virtue and responsibility, he noted. In contrast, when the basic cell of society is weak, the civilization gives in to "the primitive lust and selfishness" that have historically been shown to destroy societies.
We must realize that the preservation of marriage and family is the "most effective guarantee" of love, life and solidarity in a culture, he said, adding, "When that goes, we all go."
Cardinal Dolan encouraged the Knights of Columbus and their families to continue working to defend and strengthen marriage as the sacramental union that God intended it to be.
In doing so, he said, they are promoting "the very relationship between one man, one woman, united in lifelong, life-giving, faithful love, that dates back to the Garden of Eden itself."

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NEW YORK -- For the first time since he's been in the Major Leagues, Eric Young Jr. is getting the chance to play every day. In the process he's given New York the type of leadoff hitter it lacked through the early part of the season, getting on base consistently and taking an aggressive approach on the basepaths.
After being hit by a pitch in his first at-bat of Friday night's 13-8 loss to the Phillies, Young stole second. He wanted to show the Phillies that the Mets weren't simply going to "roll over" after Philadelphia took a four-run lead in the top of the first inning, and he made sure he put himself in the best position to score.
"You don't want to necessarily force anything, because that's when you make bad decisions," Young said. "In that situation I wanted to make sure I get in scoring position and get in the best possible position for our middle of the order to try and knock me in."
But after Young advanced on Daniel Murphy's flyout to left field, giving the Mets had a runner at third with one out, Philadelphia starter Kyle Kendrick struck out the next two hitters to get out of the inning.
Since being acquired in a trade with the Rockies on June 18, Young is hitting .300 with 10 RBIs in 25 games. He has a .381 on-base percentage and nine stolen bases in that span.
Young has made the most of his opportunity to be in the lineup on an everyday basis. Colorado turned him into a role player, but being a starter is what he's always wanted.
"This is what I did throughout the Minor Leagues," he said. "I played every day. I never really was a big numbers guy. I know if you get the at-bats, [if] you get the playing time, the numbers are going to be there at the end of the season."
In situations such as Friday night's first inning, he's proved to the Mets that he belongs in the leadoff spot regularly. His versatility has also helpeds, as he's played both center and left field, and second base.
"I guess it makes me a more dynamic player, being able to play all those," Young said. "I'm sure it makes it easier for [manager] Terry [Collins] when he does his lineup card. He can move me around to accommodate those other guys."


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A Kentucky death row inmate convicted of killing a Jefferson County sheriff's deputy has lost his bid for an evidentiary hearing.
But, U.S. District Judge John G. Heyburn ordered Louisville police and prosecutors to turn over the investigative file into the case of 41-year-old Vincent Christian Stopher as well as several witnesses in his case. Heyburn said he will review those files behind closed doors before determining if Stopher's attorneys can view them.
Heyburn rejected Stopher's request for an evidentiary hearing, saying he could request it again later if necessary.
Stopher was sentenced to death March 23, 1998, in Jefferson County. On March 10, 1997, Deputy Sheriff Gregory Hans went to the home of Stopher and Kathleen Becker. During a struggle, Stopher obtained the deputy's 9mm pistol and shot Hans.


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NAIROBI, Kenya, Aug. 27 (UPI) -- Scientists believe that planting trees in African coastal deserts could capture carbon dioxide.
Additional benefits from planting trees would include reducing harsh desert temperatures, boosting rainfall, reversing soil degradation and allow for the production of inexpensive biofuels.
Trees proposed for the plantations include Eucalyptus microtheca and Jatropha curcas, the latter already the subject of intensive scientific research worldwide as a leading contender to produce abundant biofuel from its seed pods, which have a high oil content.
The proposal is outlined in a study published last month by Earth System Dynamics, based on data compiled in Mexico and Oman, All Africa news agency reported on Monday.
The Earth System Dynamics study states that "large-scale plantations of Jatropha curcas - if established in hot, dry coastal areas around the world – could capture 17–25 tons of carbon dioxide per hectare per year from the atmosphere (over a 20 year period). Based on recent farming results it is confirmed that the Jatropha curcas plant is well adapted to harsh environments and is capable of growing alone or in combination with other tree and shrub species with minimal irrigation in hot deserts where rain occurs only sporadically. Our investigations indicate that there is sufficient unused and marginal land for the widespread cultivation of Jatropha curcas to have a significant impact on atmospheric CO2 levels at least for several decades."
Other trees that could be used in the "carbon farming" plantations include Acacia saligna, Azadirachta indica, Eucalyptus camaldulensis, Moringa oleifera and Pongamia pinnata, along with shrubs such as Prosopis cineraria, Ricinus communis and Simmondsia chinensis, and reeds and grasses such as Arundo donax L, LIHD-prairie grasses and Miscanthus x giganteus.
Klaus Becker, the "Carbon farming in hot, dry coastal areas: an option for climate change mitigation" study's lead author and director of carbon sequestration consultancy Atmosphere Protect, projects that a jatropha plantation covering just 3 percent of the Arabian Desert could absorb all the carbon dioxide produced by cars in Germany over two decades. Becker added, "Our models show that, because of plantations, average desert temperatures go down by 1.1 degree Celsius, which is a lot." An added benefit of the plantations is that they would also induce rainfall in desert areas.
Desalinated water and sewage would be used for irrigation. Becker noted, "There are billions and billions of liters of sewage that are discharged into the oceans every week, but instead we could send that water to the desert and plant trees. In this situation, you wouldn't need any expensive artificial nitrogen (for fertilizer)."
A possible problem in implementing such plantations would be that many African smallholder farmers lack adequate and reliable information about how to participate in agricultural carbon credit projects, according to a study published last month by the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research Research Program on Climate Change, Agriculture and Food Security.
Moses Masiga, one of the report's authors, said, "We know that many more farmers would consider the opportunity of participating in mitigation projects. However, a market failure of access to adequate and reliable information limits this participation."


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Torrington High School Small Learning Communities proposal takes another step forward
TORRINGTON >> Students at Torrington High School who are interested in pursuing a career in the medical field may soon have a better chance to study it before they graduate.
At Wednesday night's Board of Education Budget Subcommittee meeting, the implementation of a new Health and Technology program took one step forward when the committee unanimously voted for the new program to be reviewed by the full Board of Education.
The new Health and Technology course is part of the school district's Small Learning Communities, an effort to retain students and give them more career options after graduation. The course is designed to prepare students who are interested in pursuing a career in the medical field to take the Certified Nursing Assistant exam (CNA) at the end of the program. A total of 20 students at a time can take the new course, along with any health and technology electives, all in addition to their core courses such as math, science, history and English.
The School Improvement Subcommittee has been working out the details of the program since November, when Assistant Superintendent of Schools Susan Domanico first proposed the idea to the committee. At Wednesday night's budget meeting, Domanico presented the revised start-up costs with the most expensive option totaling $108,100 including supplies. She said $40,400 of that amount would be needed if the school hired two part-time qualified teachers.
"The CNA program will need to have certain instruction materials for the lab, including beds, scrubs and a stethoscope. To get anything started there's a price," Superintendent Cheryl Kloczko said.
However, the budget committee decided to go with a less expensive second option that involves contracting outside help, such as using resources from Northwest Connecticut Community College, which offers a similar program for CNAs. The projected cost for contracted services came to $79,100, with $25,400 of the cost for a certified instructor, who would teach the course at Torrington High School two periods a day.
"I personally think contracting out is a better way to go about it. It's (the program) is not affordable at all to do on our own," said Board of Education and Budget committee member Fiona Cappabianca.
Before the budget committee can officially finalize the numbers, the new course needs to be approved by the full Board of Education.
"The cost has to stay down," Cappabianca said. "It has to be what's in the best interest of 1,200 kids instead of 20 and the full board as to (decide) is it worth the cost?"
With the budget committee entering budget season, making decisions about the costs of new programs will not be a simple task.
"I can't begin to process a $300,000 (original estimated cost) program without knowing what budget season will bring and we know it will be a difficult budget season, and difficult choices to make," Cappabianca said. "But, we can't afford to keep our programs stagnant and continue loosing kids. We need to look for ways to do it that are affordable."
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Three weeks ago we brought you the story of U.S. Air Force Academy cadet Andrew Chin. Chin's friends and family submitted his photo to be included in a memorial segment of the London Olympics opening ceremony, only for them to realize when the program aired on NBC in tape delay that the memorial segment had been edited out. (NBC claims they didn't know there was a memorial; below, we'll show they did.)
We noted in that piece another U.S. serviceman, a Marine, could be seen in the Wall of Remembrance section and that we were working to identify him. Today, we can, as well as identifying another American NBC cut out of the opening ceremony broadcast in the name of "tailoring programming to its American audience." Rob Smith was an Olympic volunteer and submitted the photo; it's his Uncle Jack, and here's Jack's story.
Born June 11, 1937, Master Sergeant Jon P. "Jack" Smith served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1954 through 1956 and in the Marine Corps Reserve through 1998. Following his active-duty years, Smith earned a bachelor's in elementary education and a master's in outdoor ed; he then spent 33 years teaching at-risk kids in the Willingboro, NJ school system. His passion was exposing inner-city youth to outdoor skills, taking thousands of kids rock climbing, canoeing, and backpacking. He had five children of his own, and was featured on Disney Channel's Bug Juice reality show about outdoor camp life. Jack died on February 15, 2012.
As an Olympic volunteer performer (and Paralympic volunteer) Rob Smith received the letter from opening ceremony director Danny Boyle soliciting photos for the memorial wall segment. (See the actual letter here.) That letter went out on July 14th, nearly two weeks before the Olympics started, and thus NBC's claims that they didn't know about a memorial segment are bunk.
Rob also let me know about another American featured in the memorial wall: Rose Wilkinson, a Philadelphia and New Jersey paramedic who died suddenly on June 18th of this year. She's survived by a 7 year old son and was engaged to be married. (Rob's sister-in-law was a colleague of Wilkinson's.)
There were probably other Americans featured in the opening ceremony memorial whose friends or family eagerly gathered to see their departed loved one, only to have NBC cut the minute-long segment out in order to make room for a Ryan Seacrest interview of Michael Phelps. If you know them, tell us their story.
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Projected climate changes could lead to exacerbation of respiratory disorders associated with reduced air quality in urban and rural areas and effects on the seasonality of certain allergic respiratory disorders.
It is well established that exposure to single or combined air pollutants has serious public health consequences. For example, ozone at ground level has been identified as causing damage to lung tissue, particularly among the elderly and children-reducing pulmonary function and sensitizing airways to other irritants and allergens (Beckett, 1991; Schwartz, 1994; U.S. EPA, 1996). Ground-level ozone affects not only those with impaired respiratory function, such as persons with asthma and chronic obstructive lung disease, but also healthy individuals. Even at relatively low exposure levels, healthy individuals can experience chest pain, coughing, nausea, and pulmonary congestion as a result of exposure to ground-level ozone.
Researchers also recognize that concurrent hot weather and air pollution can have synergistic impacts on health (Katsouyanni et al., 1993). For example, warmer temperatures can accelerate production and increase concentrations of photochemical oxidants in urban and rural areas and thus exacerbate respiratory disorders (Shumway et al., 1988; Schwartz and Dockery, 1992; Dockery et al., 1993; Katsouyanni et al., 1993; Pope et al., 1995; Phelps, 1996).
Few large-scale studies have been performed to assess the implications of climate change on air quality or population exposures to high concentrations of ground-level ozone. This limitation is related to difficulty in devising a defensible scenario of future climate change for a specific location, the previous focus on acute short-term effects rather than long-term effects, and the expense involved in modeling atmospheric chemistry. There is a limited number of studies, however, that shed some light on possible impacts of climate change on air quality and associated health implications.
Emberlin (1994), for example, has suggested that global warming may affect the seasonality of certain allergic respiratory disorders by altering the production of plant aero-allergens. Asthma and hay fever can be triggered by aero-allergens that cause high seasonal morbidity. The severity of allergies may be intensified by projected changes in heat and humidity, thereby contributing to breathing difficulties (Environment Canada et al., 1995; Maarouf, 1995).
Ozone concentrations at ground level continue to be the most pervasive air pollution problem in North America. The U.S. population exposed to unhealthy levels of ozone has fluctuated over the past 10-20 years-reaching a peak in 1988, when 112 million people lived in areas with higher than acceptable concentrations. In addition, recent studies (U.S. EPA, 1996) provide evidence of a positive correlation between ground-level ozone and respiratory-related hospital admissions in several cities in the United States. Such hospital admissions in the province of Ontario strongly relate to ambient levels of sulfur dioxide and ozone and to temperature (Canadian Public Health Association, 1992).
Research has shown that ground-level ozone formation is affected by weather and climate. Many studies have focused on the relationship between temperature and ozone concentrations (Wolff and Lioy, 1978; Atwater, 1984; Kuntasal and Chang, 1987; Wackter and Bayly, 1988; Wakim, 1989). For example, the large increase in ozone concentrations at ground level in 1988 in the United States and in parts of southern Canada can be attributed, in part, to meteorological conditions; 1988 was the third-hottest summer in the past 100 years. In general, the aforementioned studies suggest a nonlinear relationship between temperature and ozone concentrations at ground level: Below temperatures of 22-26�C (70-80�F), there is no relationship between ozone concentrations and temperature; above 32�C (90�F), there is a strong positive relationship.
Regression analyses have revealed that high temperatures are a necessary condition for high ozone concentrations at ground level; other meteorological variables often need to be considered, however. Weather variables that have been included in regression equations include temperature, wind speed, relative humidity, and sky cover (Wakim, 1990; Korsog and Wolff, 1991); however, other variables that could be included are wind direction, dew-point temperature, sea-level pressure, and precipitation.
Studies of ground-level ozone concentrations in which emissions and other weather factors are held constant (Smith and Tirpak, 1989) suggest the following impacts on ground-level ozone as a result of a 4�C warming:
In Canada, a projected fivefold rise in the frequency of hot days (i.e., those with temperatures >30�C) could lead to a greater number of days with levels of ground-level ozone considered to be a health risk for sensitive individuals in the population (Environment Canada et al., 1995).
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In Hand of Orlac, a plastic surgeon replaces the crushed hands of a pianist with those of an executed murder. What at first is a godsend for the ruined musician may in truth be an agent of its former owner's insidious will, compelling its inheritor to murder his own father.
We wonder if that works for corporations. Will the dissected bits and pieces of free-software loving Sun Microsystems - once they're grafted to the Oracle beast - drive the proprietary database giant into unusual acts of business?
There already exists one chimera out there: a creature named IBM, offering open- and closed-source products in its middleware range. It's notable that Oracle's management is comparing itself to IBM now that it owns Sun, saying it can out-IBM Big Blue.
But how well has IBM actually done from bringing open-source into the fold, and what's in store for Oracle?
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IBM keeps both a proprietary and paid for and an open-source but free application servers in its ponderously expansive WebSphere brand.
WebSphere Application Server (WAS) is IBM's flagship application server. It was built using Java Enterprise Edition (Java EE) and XML, and it features top-end architecture features like clustering and massive amounts of scalability.
On the open and free side, IBM has WebSphere Application Server Community Edition (WAS CE) was built on a completely different code base yet is also a Java EE container. It's based on Apache Software Foundation's (ASF's) Geronimo project and uses technology from the former Gluecode Software, which IBM bought in May 2005.
How does IBM reconcile these two and convince users to continue paying for one and not be tempted by the other?
IBM has positioned WAS CE to address departmental needs, while WAS proper is targeted enterprise customers requiring more performance and scale.
Over at Oracle, there also now exists two in-house application server products: WebLogic, a proprietary Java EE container the company bought with its $8.5bn acquisition of BEA Systems and that became Oracle's app server flag carrier, and Glassfish, also a Java EE platform and based on source code that was donated by Sun from its old proprietary product to the community.
GlassFish is free to download, while WebLogic starts at $10,000 per CPU for Standard Edition and hits $45,000 for the suite.
In the wake of Sun, Oracle has boasted it will be more like the IBM of the 1960s, when everything was integrated and simple. When it comes to application servers, Oracle is certainly starting to sound a lot like the IBM of the 2000s in the way it tries to position its two app servers.
GlassFish is being repositioned as something for lower-paying contracts and open-source purists, while WebLogic will be sold as Oracle's "strategic" application server for enterprise applications. It's a plan that mirrors IBM's WAS versus WAS CE.


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Color Change
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4) Starter shaker Himalayan Sea Salt
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6) Sample packet of Emergen-C electrolyte balancing supplement
7) Two-year limited warranty on your power controller unit
NOTE: Printed User Manual is no longer included with the system and can be downloaded from HERE.
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According to a new post on John Mertic's blog the PHP Windows installer is celebrating its one year anniversary (as of July 24th, 2007).
I am always looking for any suggestions for improvements to the installer. I'm also curious how people are using it; is it just for personal development, or is there anyone using it to deploy to a group of desktops or servers?
According to the original message on the php.internals list, John based it off of the functionality of the installer of Phil Driscoll with extra features like selective installation of components, automatic configuration of the php.ini and that it's made as a MSI file (scriptable and open source).


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Coretta Scott King was born on this day in 1927.
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Born in 1927, Coretta Scott King was well-known as a courageous wife and widow, and for her personal commitment to civil rights across the globe, until her own death in early 2006. In 1970, Mrs. King lent her name to the Coretta Scott King Book Awards, established to honor African American authors and illustrators for outstandingly inspirational and educational contributions. The awards are presented annually by the American Library Association.
Use a list of current and past Coretta Scott King Book Award winners as a booklist for a book report assignment. The rich variety of literature offers something for all tastes, including nonfiction, fiction, short stories, biographies, and more. First have each student select a book from the list and then have students complete one of these book report alternatives from ReadWriteThink:
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- Book Report Alternative: Character and Author Business Cards
- Book Report Alternative: Comic Strips and Cartoon Squares
- Book Report Alternative: The Elements of Fiction
- Book Report Alternative: Summary, Symbol, and Analysis in Bookmarks
- Book Report Alternative: Examining Story Elements Using Story Map Comic Strips
- Book Report Alternative: Hooking a Reader with a Book Cover
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- Coretta Scott King Award
This American Library Association page provides a brief history of the Coretta Scott King Award. There is information about the seal's design, a timeline of milestones and links to the list of current and past winners.
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This resource from the Academy of Achievement includes a biography of Coretta Scott King, celebrating her civil right achievements. A transcript and video clips from an interview with King are also included.
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The Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute offers this curriculum unit on teaching with African-American picture books. Suggested reading lists for both students and teachers are included.
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Graphing Plot and Character in a Novel
In this graphical mapping project, students assign a value to the events, characters, and themes in a novel and think about how the elements of the story are all interconnected.
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Flying to Freedom: Tar Beach and The People Could Fly
Students look to the past and use historical context to compare and contrast two characters from folktales.
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Inferring How and Why Characters Change
Students will really get into character when they read short stories and analyze the how's and why's of characters' behaviors.
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Press Conference for Bud, Not Buddy
Students read Bud, Not Buddy by Christopher Paul Curtis, demonstrate comprehension of the story by involving themselves in discussions, and analyze the characters in preparation for a class "press conference."


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Having come thoroughly recommended, Wickham Security have lived up to their good name. They gave us good advice on which alarm to have installed. They arrived on time and carried out the work in a friendly and highly professional manner.They left our home as they had found it, cleaning up after themselves as they went. The overall cost was very reasonable. We certainly feel really confident in recommending them to you.
Terry Jones - 11/03/2011 | report this review
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I have been a customer for over 6 years after having a hard-wired alarm installed. I have found Wickham Security to be extremely reliable, helpful and friendly and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend as I have done to several of my neighbours and friends. If you want a personal, reliable service you will not be disappointed with these guys.
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