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Use force-output instead of finish-output as the latter implies waiting for an answer from the display server, which is something we really do not want to do.
Fit space requirements to output history bounding rectangle automatically after redisplay and drawing of graphs/tables.
Added IGNORABLE declaration.
Move most protocol class definitions into protocol-classes.lisp, which is compiled and loaded early. Some class definitions, which had slot definitions that I didn't have the stomach to tease apart, stayed behind. Replace the presentation documentation state mechanism with updating-output so that other functions / programs can write to the pointer documentation area and not screw things up. We still use the state to actually print the documentation.
Implemented :ALIGN-PROMPTS in ACCEPTING-VALUES. This was harder than it sounds, requiring several changes and cleanups: Moved the call to PROMPT-FOR-ACCEPT from ACCEPT to STREAM-ACCEPT. The spec vaguely hints that ACCEPT is responsible for drawing the prompt, but that makes things like wrapping the calls to PROMPT-FOR-ACCEPT and ACCEPT-PRESENT-DEFAULT inside a table formatting directive hard to do. This shouldn't affect any user code. Made Goatee input streams play nice with output recording. Added the notion of a NEWLINE-CHARACTER to Goatee buffers; NIL is valid, so one can construct Goatee areas that will only have one line. This eliminates a lot of ugliness from ACCEPTING-VALUES dialogs. Fixed a few Goatee bugs.
Improved (fixed) support for keystroke accelerators --------------------------------------------------- File commands.lisp: add-command-to-command-table: When given a keystroke, call add-keystroke-to-command-table. %add-keystroke-item: Changed error handling logic, added support for literal keystroke specifications remove-keystroke-from-command-table: When searching keystroke accelerators, use :test #'equal New function partial-command-from-name, which given a command name produces a command whose requried args are *unsupplied-argument-marker* lookup-keystroke-command-item: Add support for keystroke accelerators which specify only a command name. A partial command is created via partial-command-from-name. Class command-parsers: Added slots required-args and keyword-args, needed in order to construct a partial command. %define-command: Init required/keyword arguments in command-parser object read-command-using-keystrokes: Invoke partial command parser if a partial command is returned. File events.lisp: Add :wheel-up and :wheel-down to key-modifier-state-match-p button mapping. (This has been sitting around my tree for months, but somehow never got committed..) File frames.lisp: In read-frame-command, supply ':use-keystrokes t' by default. File stream-input.lisp: Factored the bulk of add-gesture-name out into a new function, realize-gesture-spec, which converts modifier names to symbols and does general massaging of the gesture specification. Added translations for :wheel-up, :wheel-down device names, which have also been sitting around my tree for months. realize-gesture-spec: Don't signal an error if the device-name is not found in +name-to-char+, doing so would preclude the use of port-specific keyboard gestures. %event-matches-gesture: In the method specialized on key-press-event and gesture type :keyboard, compare against the key-name of the event when there is no key-character available, so that we can match keys/gestures outside the CL character set via device names. event-matches-gesture-name-p: Added the ability to match against other than defined gesture-names. Specifically, it can now match against a 'physical' gesture-spec of the form (type device-name modifier-state). Matching against characters is also supported. Fix random typo. Misc changes ------------ recording.lisp: Comment on 'constructor' arg to invoke-with-output-recording-options, use of untransform on rotation angles. table-formatting.lisp: Supply required 'constructor' arg, which was missing.
Changed STREAM-DESIGNATOR-SYMBOL to take a default value argument. The value corresponding to T isn't always *STANDARD-OUTPUT*. Fixed a problem in the incremental redisplay code checked in recently: the output record that holds an updating output record's children wasn't always created. Some tweaks (in progress) to ACCEPTING-VALUES.
Support for UPDATING-OUTPUT where the display records are moved around during the course of redisplay. In particular, UPDATING-OUTPUT now works inside of tables. Get stream-clear-output from host CL.
Change invoke-with-new-output-record and invoke-with-output-to-output-record to take a constructor argument, as per the Franz CLIM user manual. This permits one to call make-instance with a constant class argument, which can be a big win in some implementations. Change with-new-output-record and friends to use this new form. This change requires a recompile of user code. Change stream-write-output to take a width argument. If the width of the string is already available (and it usually is), this saves an extra call to the expensive function stream-string-width.
dragging-output and drag-output-record. I rewrote the tracking-pointer implementation to follow a little protocol. Work is in progress on presentation drag-and-drop translators. The :incremental-redisplay option in a pane specification can be a list of arguments that will be passed to the call to redisplay. This change is described in the Franz user manual. Added some checks of :check-overlapping in the incremental redisplay code. Changed funcall-presentation-generic-function to call the private generic function directly, bypassing %funcall-presentation-generic-function. Added the :parent keyword to invoke-with-new-output-record. Optimized the table layout code a bit. Avoid traversing the whole table hierarchy: stop at the level of interest. Use arrays instead of lists in adjust-table-cells. Patch for SBCL package locks from Nikodemus Siivola (firstname.lastname@example.com). Listener SBCL fixes from Christophe Rhodes (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Some efficiency fixes for table formatting and incremental redisplay. Don't update the parents of row cells until the adjust-table phase. Only consider records on the screen for updating-output (this breaks the got-sheet/lost-sheet stuff I did a few weeks ago; more on that soon). Fix tree-recompute-extent.
Implemented :move-cursor arg for FORMAT-ITEMS.
ADJUST-ITEM-LIST-CELLS y-spacing was not taken into account when row-wise is T.
FORMATTING-ITEM-LIST Fix: The formatted item list no longer appears at (0,0) but where the cursor is.
Tiny fix, if align-y is unspecified, default to :baseline.
when equalizing the width of columns, use the maximum width of the individual columns
- use GEN-INVOKE-TRAMPOLINE, STREAM-DESIGNATOR-SYMBOL and trivial trampoline macro expansions everywhere - MAP-OVER-ROW-CELLS and MAP-OVER-COLUMN-CELLS now use MAP-OVER-BLOCK-CELLS and not the other way round. - BLOCK-OUTPUT-RECORD included as mixin into STANDARD-TABLE-ROW and STANDARD-TABLE-COLUMN to keep TABLE-ROW and TABLE-COLUMN "pure" protocol classes. - STANDARD-ITEM-LIST-OUTPUT-RECORD now also inherits from BLOCK-OUTPUT-RECORD-MIX. - MAP-OVER-ITEM-LIST-CELLS is implemented by means of MAP-OVER-BLOCK-CELLS. - doing away with the EMPTY-STANDARD-TABLE-OUTPUT-RECORD and CHANGE-CLASS hack, because I fear this might break in case somebody adds its own OR. It breaks anyway if there are intervening records. Also: The spec demands that there is a STANDARD-TABLE-OUTPUT-RECORD with appropriate behavior. In theory the user could have written formatting-table himself. - we have just one ADJUST-TABLE-CELLS now. - fixed bugs: - min-width was not working correctly - baseline alignment was missing - intervening OR were not allowed - row-wise works now. - PARSE-SPACE moved to utils.lisp - OUTPUT-RECORD-BASELINE Generic function declaration in decls.lisp
make all of the package names passed to in-package be lowercase keywords for ACL's java mode
3 sets of additions/changes/fixes: presentation-replace-input Bugs I fixed while at ILC, including implementing accept-from-string. Fixes made in the course of getting cl-reversi to work (it mostly does modulo display timing issues). This includes a revamping of command tables, menus and keystrokes.
Commit of patch submitted my Oliver Markovic. Original message: Message-ID: <email@example.com> From: Oliver Markovic <firstname.lastname@example.com> To: email@example.com Subject: Protocol Classes Date: Sat, 09 Nov 2002 22:06:50 +0100 Hi, Attached is a patch, which uses DEFINE-PROTOCOL-CLASS for all protocol classes as defined in the spec (not all were using that macro). I also added simple docstrings to the macro and changed the error message to something more civil :-) This should also add some required predicates, which were missing. I also noticed that protocol classes were given slots contradicting the definition in 2.5: "A protocol class is an "abstract" class with no slots and no methods (except perhaps for some default methods) [...]". But I guess that's no serious deviation from the spec though. greetz, -- Oliver Markovic
* INVOKE-FORMATTING-TABLE: Treat MOVE-CURSOR as Gilbert do in graph formatting.
PARSE-SPACE Forgot the multiplication in the :character and :line case.
Oops! Typo.
PARSE-SPACE We grok physical units now. This implementation lives unter the assumption that an extended-output stream is also a sheet and has a graft. This is probably true for now, but might not be true in the future. But I cannot see any other way find the dimension of physical units and pixel units. As a note to myself: panes.lisp should borrow that.
* Changed treating of some default values. * Partial implementation of item list formatting.
* Updated TODO; no code changes.
* Implemented multiple column table
* FORMATTING-{TABLE,COLUMN,ROW,CELL}: RECORD-TYPE argument is evaluated. * FORMATTING-TABLE: Use INVOKE-FORMATTING-TABLE.
* Use WITH-GENSYMS. * REPLAY-O-R -> REPLAY.
* USe MAP-OVER-OUTPUT-RECORDS instead of M-O-O-R-OVERLAPPING-REGION.
* String and function space specifications are implemented. * Parsing of space specifications is performed before drawing.
* FORMATTING-{CELL,ROW,COLUMN}: STREAM is T by default.
* Bogus COORDINATE type declarations was temporarily replaced with REAL.
* Reformatted.
Fix to updating-output macro to make it work with CMUCL. New maxf and minf modify macros. Overhaul of recording.lisp: fix typo of map-over-overlaping-region -> map-over-overlapping-region Suppress recompute-extent-for-changed-child when setffing output-record-position Strictly separate class structure into protocol classes and implementation classes
remove compiler warnings for ACL
can't use SPACE, it's a Common Lisp symbol
Commented out a number of "ignore" declarations of method parameters used for dispatch by preceding them by #-cmu. CMUCL does not consider such a variable as ignored. Perhaps someone else can tell me whether other Common Lisp versions accept the "ignore" declaration without complaining. If not, we might as well remove the declarations altogether.
Modified the code to make use of the newly implemented setf* facility.
* Implemented table positioning.
* PARSE-SPACE: New function. * Argument RECORD-TYPE was made nonevaluating. * FORMATTING-CELL: Added ignore declaration for not used argument. * ADJUST-BLOCK: Now receives vector of sizes. * ROW-OUTPUT-RECORD: Base class is changed to BLOCK-OUTPUT-RECORD. * Added support of CELL-MIN-WIDTH, CELL-MIN-HEIGHT. * Computation of sizes made dependent on stream. * Added support of equal width columns. * Added documentation.
Table and item list formatting according to CLIM Spec 17.
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Celebrities are also taking notice. A New York City launch party attracted the likes of model/actor Tyson Beckford, music producer Timbaland and DJ Cassidy, as well as athletes Derek Jeter, Darryl Strawberry, Jason Heyward and Carmelo Anthony.
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Sunday 11:00AM - 11:00PM ,Monday 11:00AM - 11:00PM ,Tuesday 11:00AM - 11:00PM ,Wednesday 11:00AM - 11:00PM ,Thursday 11:00AM - 11:55PM ,Friday 11:00AM - 11:55PM ,Saturday 11:00AM - 11:55PM
Neighborhoods: Mission Dolores, Mission Dolores (Hub, Mid-Market), Central
Best Chinese food anywhere – My boyfriend and I are so happy we chanced upon this restaurant. Every time we visit SF, we make it a point to stop in for their Sweet/Sour Veggie Chicken, Black Bean Asparagus...Potstickers. One of the servers is unfriendly, but the rest of the crew is very sweet and welcoming. Everything we've had is served hot and excellent, along with the service. We haven't tried much of their Dimsum, so I can't speak to that. It's a pretty nice atmosphere/decor, compared to a lot of Chinese restaurants we've been to. This is definitely our favorite Chinese restaurant anywhere.
It's not Yank Sing – The food is better than average dimsum at Los Angeles but nothing specatcular. The service is good as we were the first customers at 10:30am. :-p If you want better food and service, try Yank Sing.
User review by frequentguest – The food is delicious, and everything on the menu is tantilizing. I hope that everyone tries this restaurant at least once
lightening fast delivery – the restaurant is squeaky clean
every dish off of the non dim sum menu that i have tasted has been really good
i would go to tom kiang or that little retaurant in westlake villiage for dim sum before this place there is no dim sum cart
Good Restaurant for Dim Sum – At my workplace, I usually organize our annual dim sum outting
to celebrate Chinese new year. This year, I selected Big Lantern.
Our 11 member group really enjoyed the dim sum on February 8, Wednesday.
The ambience, the service, and the food were wonderful. I recommend this restaurant.
I always do delivery! – I've never actually been to the restaurant, I just keep ordering delivery. My last few experiences have been good. Their food are not bad but dim sum are still far from being good (they all have a heavy white pepper taste for some reason). It's actually not that cheap for neighbourhood Chinese food. But I figure they offer free delivery and also tastes good. I recommend their sesame chicken and also beef chow fun.
User review by chefd67 – We've gone to Big Lantern 3x already and we like their dimsum. Unfortunateley, the last time we were there, we were served cold baked buns and rice noodles. We used to rave about their baked pork buns because it was soft and had a generous portion of pork filling. When we ordered it the last time, it was served cold. We complained and they gave us another plate. It wasn't what it used to be. The dough was like week old bread with a thin spread of the pork filling. We ordered the prawn rice noodle, and the same thing, it used to be piping hot, but this time it was cold. We didn't bother complaining anymore. We're just not coming back and would not recommend it anymore. Too bad. It started out really promising.
Nice Place But Rude Service – Everything we ate was tasty (not amazing, but very good). Seemed like just what the neighborhood needed. But arriving at 10:30pm on Sun. when the place closes at 11pm apparently annoys the staff. The man who seated us seemed upset that we wanted to dine at this "late" hour. He was so rude and impatient that it was hard to enjoy our food.
GO TO THIS RESTAURANT! DON'T LET IT CLOSE! – This is a fabulous restaurant! I live across town, and I take every opportunity I can to battle traffic, hassle over parking and get to this wonderful place. the food is the best Chinese I've ever had, the service is top notch, the employees are friendly and care about their establishment, and the ambiance is great. Even though it's Chinese and Dim Sum, there are some delicious veggie/fake meat options tucked away on the menu! Even my meat-eater friends love them. Every person I've introduced to Big Lantern has gone back on their own several times. Please give this place your business! You won't be disappointed.
Help this great restaurant survive! – I myself am a Mission local and I used to go to the restaurant in this location that served really bad Chinese food. For a few months it closed up and re-invented itself, now it's amazing! Great food, excellent service(for a Chinese restaurant!), and even a clean bathroom! I can't say enough good things about this restaurant. And to qualify my judgement of Chinese food - I lived in Asia for over ten years and this is definitely good quality in my book. I hear wind that the chef came from Koi Palace(the best dim sum in the Bay Area).. but this is not confirmed. In any case, this restaurant has been around for a few months and for some reason(probably due to the fierce competition of established great restaurants around this neighborhood), it's still fairly empty when I walk by. Give this place a try, you won't be disappointed!
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Raggio was surrounded by a large throng of longtime friends and supporters during the evening, as well as political consultants who were monitoring the latest results, well before they appeared on the TV screens. All during the campaign it was feared that the predicted low voter turnout for the primary would impact Raggio more than his opponent. Many experts also reasoned that Angle would cut deeply into the female vote, an area where Raggio had run very strongly in the past. It was also felt that Angle had a very active and dedicated support group in the Ron Paul faction of the local Republican part — which again proved to be true.
As the precincts were identified it was clear that most of the votes from the northern portion of Raggio's district were favoring Angle, while the southwestern precincts were solidly in the Raggio column. It was also learned that absentee and mail-in votes had given Raggio an edge which Angle was not able to erase.
One longtime Raggio confidante reminded the senator during the evening that it was almost 50 years to the day that Raggio had awaited election results during his first try at political office as Washoe County District Attorney in 1958. Since then, the senior senator has been in state government for nearly 40 years.
Lake Tahoe news
Recently a half page ad in the North Lake Tahoe Bonanza newspaper announced that the historic Stack enclave at Crystal Bay on Tahoe's north shore had been put up for sale. The most striking part of the property is that it occupies 12 acres on the peninsula that juts out into the crystal waters that is also home to the fabled Cal-Neva Lodge.
The property was first developed by a James Stack, a nationally prominent advertising executive who listed Quaker Oats among his clients. The senior Stack was the father of two sons, Jim (the older) and Robert, who gained a great deal of fame as a movie actor.
When the Tahoe Raquet Club opened at nearby Incline Village in 1965, both of the Stack brothers were regular attendees at the summer sessions. To reciprocate they invited several of us over to their Crystal Bay property for libations and food. The most interesting thing about the Stack compound was that it was made up of a series of separate cabin-like structures that were tiered down the steep hillside. Each structure served as a separate room. One was the living room, one was the family room, one was the kitchen/dining room and several others were self-contained bedroom/bathrooms. The architecture reeked of old Tahoe and a long, steep path led down to the spacious beach and shoreline, complete with private pier and boat hoists.
In the recent ad no price was listed for the property but it was noted the 12 acres were zoned for other housing. There is a possibility it could become part of the Boulder Bay project, which is primed to reinvigorate Tahoe's aging north shore area.
Celebrity Corner
Many films that have been shot partially on location in the Reno area have pretty much defined the impression of the Biggest Little City for millions of people who have never been here. Flicks like "The Misfits" and the recent "Sister Act," as well as Clint Eastwood's "Pink Cadillac" have shown only snippets of the true character of the area.
Tuesday of this week a motion picture aired on the Turner Classic Movie channel that was literally shot 100 percent in Reno. The title was "Five Against the House" and it was released in 1955. It starred the red hot Kim Novak and Guy Madison, who were given strong support by Kerwin Matthews and a very young Brian Keith. From the opening scene, when the four principal male actors drove down Virginia Street under the Reno Arch (which currently resides on Lake Street) to the now gone Harolds Club pigeon hole parking garage (on the north side of the railroad tracks at Third Street )the city was well established as the site where the rest of the movie would take place. Although it was a black and white flick, the scenes shot on the University of Nevada, Reno campus were spectacular as they showed a pristine and spacious traditional college enclave.
The plot was fairly simple in that the quintet hatched a plan to rob Harolds, which was then the most famous gambling establishment in the world.
Interestingly enough one of the writers of "Five" was Stirling Silliphant, who would return here some 10 years later when two segments of the popular "Route 66" TV show were filmed in Reno and Squaw Valley. A good movie to catch if you want a riveting picture of what Reno was like in its heyday.
Harry Spencer is a freelance writer in Reno. His column about the past and present of northern Nevada appears weekly in the Tribune.
Editor's note: Harry Spencer's column is sometimes a mix of reporting and opinion. Opinions expressed in his column are his own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Tribune.


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By Darrel Suderman
Self-Service MicroMarkets are coming to the rescue of the slumping food vending business, but does this hot trend represent an opportunity for QSR branded products? My answer is "Yes!" and "I don't know?."
First, what are vending micromarkets?
In a recent online article titled "Grab 'N' Go: Emerging Self-Checkout MicroMarkets Find Favor As Vending Machines Alternatives," (posted on www.vendingtimes.com, Vol. 51, No. 12, December 2011, Posted On: 1/4/2012), Bill Brinton, Aventi Chief, former veteran vending operator, and a past chairman of the National Automatic Merchandising Association, described MicroMarkets as a convenience store-style setup without a cashier behind the counter. "It's like an honor box on steroids," he observed. "Customers check themselves out, and have hundreds of product options to choose from." He also noted that: "Vending revenues are shrinking; sales are declining. It's hard to get manufacturers to want to give us new products. Meanwhile, clients and customers are seeking innovation," said Brinton. "And the number of large accounts that can support manual food operations is shrinking, but they don't want to step all the way down to a vending bank."
In the same article, the author described self-service micro-vending markets as a place where patrons select the items they want, from a variety of familiar racks and merchandisers, and bring them to a self-checkout touchscreen kiosk. This guides them through the checkout process; it recognizes each item, displays the prices and the total, and accepts payment. The kiosk is equipped with an optical or wireless scanner that reads UPC barcodes or RFID tags affixed to each product. Depending upon the system, patrons can pay with cash, a debit or credit card, or a prepaid stored-value card or keytag to which patrons can add value at a charging-station that accepts cash or a debit or credit card. Some systems also offer biometric technology as a payment option.
Second, how has information technology systems enabled vending micromarket growth?
Brinton explained that the micromarkets concept was developed seven years ago and launched as the Freedom Shopping system, which used RFID tags for pricing and security cameras to monitor the premises. This proved to be a workable approach, he said. The micromarkets concept got a major boost from the introduction last year of systems that use the UPC barcodes on product packages, or printed by the operator and affixed to unpackaged items, with which consumers are familiar from supermarket checkout lines. The first self-checkout stores using barcode technology were deployed in 2010, at which time the new retailing method really took hold in the vending industry.
Third, what are some other business benefits or opportunities?
- ACCESSIBLE PRODUCTS: Another advantage to the self-checkout stores is that customers can hold and examine a product, and read its nutritional information, before making their purchases;
- FLEXIBILITY: A major benefit of micromarkets is that they allow the operator to give customers the products they want without being constrained by whether or not they will fit in a vending machine
- PROFITABILITY: And the financials speak for themselves, according to Brinton, who said the average profit in the traditional vending model is 1.15 percent, compared with 17 percent with a micromarket.
Now back to the original question, do micromarkets offer fresh new opportunities for branded QSR products? The answer is a resounding "Yes," but risk-adverse marketing departments may never support it.
Darrel Suderman, Ph.D., is president of Food Technical Consulting and founder of Food Innovation Institute.
This commentary originally ran as a blog on QSRWeb.com.
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My son isnt too friendly with other babies his age. He only likes to play with older kids thats much more rough and mature than he is. Ive tried to get him to interact with them, but he just gives them all of his toys and leaves for the other kids thats wrestling or roughing each other up... Should I be worried?
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text: Penelope J. Moore Department Chair Associate Professor Phone: (914) 633-2471 Email: email@example.com MSW (Columbia University), DSW (The Graduate School and University Center/CUNY). CSW (NY), ACSW, LCSW-R Social work practice, cultural diversity, social work in health care, social welfare history, social welfare policy, research, community development and social action, mental health, & HIV-AIDS bereavement. Penelope J. Moore, DSW, MSW, ACSW, LCSW-R, associate professor, was previously affiliated with Wurzweiler School of Social Work where she chaired the Human Diversity in Social Work Practice and Social Work in Health Care curriculum areas, and taught Social Work Practice and Social Welfare as a Social Institution. She worked 19 years in the field of community mental health and held the positions of out-reach worker, clinical social worker, Coordinator of the Onsite School Mental Health Program, and served as Acting Director of the Hillside Eastern Queens Mental Health Clinic, an out-patient program of the Long Island Jewish-Hillside Medical Center. At Iona, Dr. Moore has taught across the curriculum. She developed and taught the course on Human Diversity in Social Work Practice (SOW 2220), revised and taught Social Science Research (SOW 3200), Introduction to Social Work (SOW 210), Social Work Processes l, lI, and lll (SOW 3220, 3230, & 3240), Field Instruction in Social Work I and II (SOW 3610 & 3620), Social Welfare Policy (SOW 3130), Human Behavior in the Social Environment (SOW 3120), and developed and taught the Emerging Issues in Aging Elective (SOW 4950). Dr. Moore Co-Coordinates the Women's Studies Program, and previously served as Coordinator of Honor Societies and Convocations. She represents the college on The Westchester Alliance of Academic Institutions for Aging Related Content and Workforce Development; and her department on the Council on Social Work Education's Gero-Education Northeast Curriculum Development Institute (CDI) funded by the John A. Hartford Foundation as a faculty mentor. As a result of CDI participation, Dr. Moore coordinates efforts within the Social Work Department to infuse aging content in the undergraduate curriculum. Dr. Moore has participated on four national projects. She participated in the Palliative Care Training and Education Program to improve the quality of end of life care available to minority populations, especially those living in medically underserved areas of New York City as part of the Death in America Project. She has served as a mentor for the CSWE, Gero-Education Center, Curriculum Development Institute and as an application reviewer for the Cycle 2 BSW Experiential Learning (BEL) Program. In addition, she is Project Manager for the Genetic Alliance, Community Centered Family Health History Project geared toward development and dissemination of a customizable diversity-sensitive tool (Does It Run in the Family? Toolkit) designed to facilitate intergenerational communication about family health history. Most recently, Dr. Moore was selected to participate in the Stanford University School of Medicine Geriatric Education Center's Faculty Development Program in Ethnogeriatrics that broadens the department's collaboration with Genetic Alliance, Iona College and the Stanford Geriatric Education Center. As a result of and complementary to Dr. Moore's research interest, she has presented (locally, nationally and internationally) and written extensively on topics related to diversity including a chapter on AIDS bereavement and African Americans and articles exploring and advocating for African American Churches to develop bereavement supports in their congregations. 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i echo that i will be watching to p.s. annie
Well I have my holiday so I can spent my whole day on Elvis, play his music, crash on the couch to watch TCM whole day and night, and of course light a candle. What are your plans?
without a song, a man ain't got a friend,
without a song, the road would never bend,
without a song, so I'll keep singing the song.
i'll be listening to and watching lotsa Elvis
I don't see anything listed on TCM this year. In fact I just did a search on the program guide and all it came up with was a Elvis tribute on QVC on the 16th.
Things aren't what they used to be in that area. Used to be you had 2 channels that had Elvis tributes on in January and August.
I have a lot of them on DVD I"ll probably do an ELvis Marathon of my own making that way for a couple 3 -4 movies.
I went to Bad Nauheim in Germany, where Elvis was during his army time
There I meet Elvisfriends and we make something together
If I Can DreamIf I Can DreamIf I can Dream
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Elvis Day On Turner UKOn August 16, the UK oldies movie channel "Turner Classic Movies" will be all Elvis.
The movies shown are:
16 August 2006
05:00 Harum Scarum
Elvis Presley is the matinee idol who finds himself caught up in a web of intrigue when assassins try to force him to bump off the ruler of a desert kingdom. Director: Gene Nelson (1965)
06:30 Stay Away, Joe
Elvis Presley stars as an Indian with rodeo skills who's both diplomat and lover as he fights for his tribe and romances Joan Blondell's daughter. Director: Peter Tewksbury (1968)
08:15 Double Trouble
Elvis Presley attracts the amorous attentions of a young heiress while he's touring Britain. Enjoyable musical romp includes the classic 'Long Legged Girl'. Director: Norman Taurog (1967)
09:55 Joe Esposito on Elvis - Little Off Set
Elvis' best friend and former manager Joe Esposito talks about the life and career of his friend, 'the King'.
10:00 The Trouble With Girls
Lively Elvis romp, with The King as the head of a travelling 1920s medicine show whose life is spiced up by numerous encounters with the opposite sex. Director: Peter Tewksbury (1969)
11:50 Girl Happy
Romance is sure to blossom on the sunny beaches of Florida as Elvis Presley is hired to 'babysit' the beautiful, brainy daughter of a nightclub-owner boss. Director: Boris Sagal (1965)
13:30 Jailhouse Rock
The ultimate Presley big-screen offering, with 'The King' rockin' both the prison and the music world in the movie that many consider to be his best. Director: Richard Thorpe (1957)
15:15 Elvis on Tour
Award-winning documentary film which follows the King of rock 'n' roll on and off the stage. Director: Robert Abel, Pierre Adidge (1972)
16:55 Little Off Set - Kurt Russell On Elvis
Actor Kurt Russell discusses his admiration for Elvis' acting abilities, and the affect 'The King of Rock 'n' Roll' has made on his life.
17:05 It Happened at the World's Fair
There's romance in store for Elvis Presley in this actioner set at Seattle's World Fair, with 'The Pelvis' as a daredevil pilot falling for a pretty nurse. Director: Norman Taurog (1963)
19:00 Little Off Set - Memories Of Elvis: An Interview With David Stanley
David Stanley shares his personal memories of his stepbrother, Elvis Presley.
19:10 Viva Las Vegas
Ann-Margret and Elvis Presley star in this musical of an ambitious racing driver who takes a job in a casino to fund his entry to the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Director: George Sidney (1964)
20:55 Joe Esposito on Elvis - Little Off Set
Elvis' best friend and former manager Joe Esposito talks about the life and career of his friend, 'the King'.
21:00 Elvis: That's the Way It Is
Acclaimed documentary of The King's later years, a compelling portrait of his life on and off stage, and his legendary Las Vegas performances. Director: Denis Sanders (1970)
22:45 Speedway
Nancy Sinatra is the IRS agent who brings even more trouble for stock-car racer Elvis Presley when he discovers that his manager has been swindling him. Director: Norman Taurog (1968)
00:30 Live a Little, Love a Little
Elvis Presley stars as a playboy photographer who finds himself amorously ensnared by a vivid young woman who has designs on his bachelorhood. Director: Norman Taurog (1968)
02:00 Kissin' Cousins
There's double trouble for Elvis Presley as a US Airforce officer who must persuade his look-a-like cousin to allow a missile base to be built on his farm. Director: Gene Nelson (1964)
03:30 Girl Happy
Romance is sure to blossom on the sunny beaches of Florida as Elvis Presley is hired to 'babysit' elvislady hope this helps
You must get a different version of TCM in the UK probably like we do with your BBC. We get that channel but here in the US they're showing like Citizen Kane and other non Elvis films according to the web site. Disapointing but I can do my own with DVD anyway
I made a video for his anniversary and uploaded at youtube, so i thought to post it here in case any of you want to see it.
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Beautiful video Donut... have to admit... it makes me feel like crying .. but you did a great job of putting it together,
thanks for sharing Dovey
will put the song ``Way Down`` around 2;30pm because that song was playing on the 16th of August 1977...just before the news..one month brfore on july 16 on my birthday I received as a gift the ``Moody Blue`` LP.
have a nice day, bogarcon.
I will be going to dinner for him and will be watching TCM all day too!!!
I plan on listening to a few cds and watching some movies (Elvis Of Course )
"How do I get placed in situations like this? Ah hell, I guess it's all part of showbusiness "~ Elvis in his limo on his way to perform in Omaha, NE on June 19th 1977
I?ll lite a candle for him and think of him all day because that?s what keep us us alive when we aren?t on earth anymore... while we remember him he will be still alive.
I have a black bracelet I wear that day. Listening to music watching some videos.
Got my family, my kids, my books and my music, I'm good, yeah, I'm good.....
It's a shame, but I won't do anything special. I listen to Elvis' music nearly every day- regardless if there is any anniversary or not. I don't light candles or send prayers. It's just a normal day. Sorry, but I'm not too sensible....
Start the day with Elvismusic. Go to work. Get back from work, listen to some more Elvismusic. Put in a nice Elvis movie (I think I'll reconnect my vcr and watch This Is Elvis).
And of course, I'll be listening to the special TCB-Radio broadcast of course (see frontpage).
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Just remembered TBC Radio is on Tomorrow (the 16th) will be listening to that for sure!!! Dovey
I think I'll put a dvd of Robert Goulette on the tv, and then procede to shoot out the screen.
Seriously, tonight I'll be cranking up The 68 Comeback Special and That's The Way It Is SE on dvd, then tomorrow will be locked in the dj booth to broadcast the special Elvis: Sunrise to Sunset radio special on TCB Radio (check the radio section for more info)
"Don't tamper with the property of the U.S. Male"
i'll be watching all the dvds i've got to remember him
and I love you so..people ask me how..how I've lived 'till now
Great Video! Thank you. It brought tears to my eyes!
On August the 16th I always take the day off from work and play his music, almost the whole day.
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The Scottish Rite Masons of Steubenville awarded scholarship money May 11. The members of the Valley of Steubenville annually present scholarships to the children and/or grandchildren of members of the valley and graduates of the Masonic Learning Center.
Awarded the Leon Abbott Scholarship were Megan E. Albert, a student at the University of North Carolina/Wilmington, and Issac E. Seevers, a student at the University of Akron. Awarded the Valley of Steubenville Scholarship were Caleb M. Cook, Indian Creek High School; Jonathan A. Craven, Lake Catholic High School; Hannah M. Eckley, Indian Creek High School; Torrie E. Fryman, Beaver Local High School; Morgan P. Millhorn, Jefferson County Christian School; Mollie Metcalf, Catholic Central High School; Aaron A. Powley, Edison High School; and Joshua A. Vandebourne, Delaware City Schools.
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Posted 08 February 2002 - 10:36 AM
CBS is broadcasting college basketball Sunday at 1:00 et in glorious 1080i HD. It's a first test of their one truck concept for sports broadcasts - meaning that those watching on a standard television will watch the game in a letterboxed format - black bars on the top and bottom of the screen. The game is national, so if you get CBS-HD where you live, you'll see it in HD!
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I noticed something strange about the analog broadcast of this game. I have a standard NTSC analog television, receiving CBS from an off-the-air antenna. During this game, it was like my TV had trouble locking onto the signal. Every time I would change channels to the game, there was a second or two of noise and interference before it came in clearly. My TV has never exhibited this behavior before (or since). My question is, what was different about the analog broadcast of this game that would cause this behavior?
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Posted 13 February 2002 - 01:51 PM
That's really strange...nothing about the analog broadcast should have caused behavior like that. What was different was that the analog signal that you received was a downconversion of the HD signal that I received directly - from the same cameras and the same production truck. That was the first time it had ever been attempted. That's why you saw the game in letterbox format.
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Peaches are at their peak from May until September. Although peaches are among the most popularly grown fruits in the U.S., they are actually native to China.
Peaches have long been an American favorite, and California is the nation's top producer.
There are several varieties of peaches to choose from: freestone, clingstone, white and nectarines.
Freestone and clingstone are the most common, and nectarines are cousins of peaches.
Freestone peaches are the easiest to pit and are very soft and juicy. Some varieties of freestones include Rich Lady, Elegant Lady, Summer Zee, Zee Lady and John Henry.
Freestones are the most common fresh peaches available in supermarkets.
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Clingstone peaches are firm, often canned, and best for recipes calling for diced or pureed peaches.
White peaches differ from the other varieties because of their pearly pink skin and white flesh. White peaches are less acidic and are often sweeter.
Nectarines are smaller, rounder, redder, sweeter and more acidic than peaches. Some common varieties of nectarines include Spring Bright, Honey Kist, Diamond Ray, Summer Bright and Summer Fire.
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John Boe, The Tragedy of Macbeth: Difficulties of the Play
The shortness of the play
Macbeth is the second shortest of all Shakespeare plays, and the shortest of all the tragedies. It was first published in the First Folio of 1623, after Shakespeare's death. Many have argued that the play as we know it is a cut version of Shakespeare's original —perhaps cut by Ben Johnson who was not known to like complicated language such as Macbeth is full of (such as, "multitudinous seas incarnadine," and "with his surcease, success"). And Simon Forman, who left a diary describing the play as he saw it in 1611, points to a different beginning than we have in our text. There is no way of knowing if the play was originally longer, but the historic success of the play in production does suggest that it works as a drama in the extant short and fast version.
Macbeth's guilt for being led into murder by the witches.
The text doesn't make it clear that the witches led Macbeth into murder. They do not say he has to kill Duncan in order to be king, they simply tell him he will be king. But their prediction does force readers to wonder whether Macbeth is simply following what is fated, or whether he has free will. This is an issue philosophers have not settled, nor can a reader of Macbeth. But we see Macbeth and Lady Macbeth deciding on their own to do the murder, so surely we feel they are to blame. And Macbeth has a peculiar psychic bond with the witches, as if they were a part of his own psyche. This bond is made explicit b y Macbeth's first words in the play, "So foul and fair a day I have not seen," words that clearly echo the witches' first chant, "Fair is foul, and foul is fair."
Lady Macbeth's faint
After the discovery of the murder of Duncan, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth sham grief. Then surprisingly, Lady Macbeth faints. The text doesn't tell us whether she is just pretending to faint or not (and actress would have to decide for herself about this). But if the faint is real, then Lady Macbeth is not as strong as she thinks she is or has pretended to be (which weakness fits someone who eventually goes mad with guilt).
The third murderer
In Act III, Scene 1, Macbeth hires two murderers to kill Banquo and Fleance, but in the murder scene (III.3), a third murderer surprises the other two. He says he has been sent by Macbeth, he shows familiarity with Banquo's walking habits, he is the first to recognize Banquo, and he is the first to notice (and care) that Banquo's son Fleance has escaped. Many readers have felt that this murderer is Macbeth himself, coming along in disguise to try to make sure the job is done right. But when the first murderer returns to the castle, Macbeth is there waiting for him, and Macbeth does seem shocked and dismayed to find that while Banquo has been murdered, Fleance has escaped. So clearly the theory that the third murderer is Macbeth is "fantastic," as one editor puts it. But many readers still have their suspicions, which suspicions fit the "uncanny" quality of the play Macbeth. And some directors have gone so far as to have Macbeth himself act as the third murderer.
Macduff abandonment of his family
Many readers blame Macduff for fleeing to England and thus leaving his wife and children undefended from Macbeth. In his defense, one can only point out that there was no reason (political, practical, or otherwise) for Macbeth to have murdered Macduff's family, so Macduff doubtless presumed they were safe. Macduff hadn't yet realized the pure evil in Macbeth, and so can be blamed perhaps only for naiveté.
The authorship of the Hecate scenes
In Act III, Scene 5, the three witches meet with Hecate (Greek Goddess of the underworld), At the end of the scene, Hecate and some spirits sing a long song, presumably with dancing , "Come away, come away." Hecate joins the three witches again in Act IV, bringing with her three other witches, and this time they sing the song "Black spirits." The problem here is that both these songs appear in a play by Thomas Middleton, The Witch, and both these songs were probably written by Middleton (not Shakespeare) and added to Macbeth (perhaps to lengthen the play). On this basis, some argue that all of Hecate's part is a non-Shakespearean interpolation. But she does speak language that works with the play, for example calling Macbeth "a wayward son," and pointing out to the witches that he "Loves for his own ends, not for you," that is that Macbeth doesn't love evil itself, but rather uses evil to get the power he loves. And Hecate also meaningfully points out, "And you all know, security/ Is mortals' chiefest enemy" (III.v.32-3). These lines sum up Macbeth's downfall: he couldn't just wait for the witches' prophecy to be fulfilled, he had to make himself secure about his future (by killing the King, then Banquo). People sometimes object to singing and dancing in the middle of a tragedy, but there is singing and dancing in many of Shakespeare's tragedies. And indeed at the end of each play at the Globe theatre, the actors would do a jig, an elaborate dance. This practice is adhered to at the New Globe in London, and while it may seem ridiculous, it is remarkably effective. The audience (and the actors) leave the stage happy, after seeing (as in a recent production of Macbeth at the New Globe) Macbeth, Lady Macbeth, the witches, the whole cast in a merry dance.
The fate of the witches at the end of the play
Shakespeare not infrequently doesn't tie up all the threads of his story, doesn't say what has happened to all the characters (most famously with the fool in King Lear). But the reader or audience should notice and wonder about these characters. While Macbeth is killed, the witches (and Hecate) are not. Presumably they still exist after the play, which suggests that Evil can never finally be defeated, although certain evil people can be.


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