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Great Steak – We had a blast and the food was awesome. It was my niece Rochelle's B-Day and we were celebrating. Everything from the veggies and tasty mashed potatos with the skins was great. Service was first class for us except they kept getting my niece's name wrong, which was really funny. Nice inside and out, live music on some nights
A loyal Customer Lost – I was a loyal Bridget's customer for 3 years, recommending them to everyone. But after a celebratory dinner was ruined by poor service – NEVER again. I ordered my steak Medium (red center with pink surrounding). My fiancée ordered medium rare. I asked the waitress if they still ran red (per past experience) and she said yes. So I felt confident ours would be as ordered or redder. They both arrived, however, clearly overdone (pink center with gray surrounding). No big deal – you send it back and it's corrected, even at Outback! To my horror, the steaks were brought back by a manager because the owner wanted us to know these were THEIR definitions. 1) Not according to everyone else and 2) if your staff says you run red than certainly not 3) I have ordered it almost every time I have come with no issues and 4) This is a $36 steak at an upscale restaurant. How dare they send back a returned order? After 10 minutes of frustration with the manager, who was clearly stuck in the middle, I had it. With dinner and celebration clearly ruined, we asked to pay for what we had consumed and left.
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American Abstraction: Watercolors from the Permanent Collection
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June 7 - August 3, 2014
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July 12, 2014 - January 4, 2015
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July 19, 2014 - May 23, 2015
Maquette: The Sculptor's Tool
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Pictured: George Caleb Bingham, Portraits of Fanny Smith Crenshaw and L.A.D. Crenshaw, ca. 1869, oil on canvas. Currently on view in Musgrave Wing.
The Springfield Art Museum has a rich heritage of supporting the arts in the Ozarks. It operates under the authority of a nine-member board.
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When you upload documents, such as PDFs or Word files, to your website you may be unwittingly divulging information that could prove useful to hackers and other outside parties. If you've had any sort of vulnerability assessment performed on your website, you may see a reference to this metadata existing on your website. While it's a relatively low risk threat, to stay in the good graces of your risk department, you'll likely want to remove this data from documents before you publish to your website. [More]
Feb 4, 2013 • by Jason Sherrill
If your organization provides any computer security training at all then it should be no news to you that long, complex passwords are more difficult to crack than the more simple passwords that most users choose today; however, nearly all people I've talked who work in banks don't realize how fast their passwords can be cracked by today's modern computers. Many people will be surprised at this chart. [More]
Jun 15, 2012 • by Jason Sherrill
Have you ever mistyped an email address? Ever had someone misspell yours? Email address typos occur all the time, and these misspellings can actually be a very large security concern for your business. [More]
Sep 9, 2011 • by Mac Fowler
Passwords, ugh, don't you hate them? Passwords are a shared annoyance and inconvenience for all of us these days. Passwords are our main line of defense to verify we are who we say we are and to protect our identity and data. Since passwords are such a critical component to our daily technology lives we've been forced to make them less "guessable" more cryptic and thus harder to remember.
The most common technique for making your password has been to take a word, it is called a pass-WORD after all, and add some capitals, a number and then maybe some funky symbol like #, % or !. This is great, but surprisingly enough, this isn't really as secure as it could be AND it's silly hard to remember.
Today the witty folks at xkcd, an online daily comic for techie nerds such as ourselves, posted a great little comic covering this topic.
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Secure File Exchange is one of those apps that we just love to work on because there are so many creative ways our customer's using it. So, we figured we would share a few. [More]
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Gary Cziko
Educational Background
- Ph.D., Psychology, McGill University, Montreal, 1978
- M.A., Psychology, McGill University, Montreal, 1975
- B.A., Psychology, Queen's College of the City University of New York, 1974
Key Professional Appointments
- Professor, Department of Educational Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1998-present
- Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1986-1998
- Assistant Professor, Department of Educational Psychology, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1979-1986
- Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Québec Ministry of Education, Université de Montréal, Faculté des sciences de l'éducation, Section de mesure et évaluation, 1978-1979
Activities & Honors
- Member, Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, City of Urbana, 2006-present
- Research/Teaching Award for Chile, Feb.-June 2008, Fulbright Program, 2006-2008
Research StatementMy past research has focused on first and second language acquisition, language assessment, bilingual education, research methods, and the application of evolutionary theory and perceptual control theory to understanding human behavior, learning and education.
I am currently focusing my research activities on what I call Autonomous Technology-Assisted Language Learning (ATALL). ATALL involves using and developing technology, in particular Internet media and communication tools, to enhance education in foreign-languages and cultures.
- Co-Principal Investigator, Collaborative Research: Translating Prosody in an English-Chinese Language Tutoring Systems, National Science Foundation, 2006-2007
- Principal Investigator, Proposal to Establish a Low-Power Campus Radio Station at UIUC for Spanish-Language and Latino Programming, Office of the Chancellor, 2004-2005
- Principal Investigator, Electronic Network for Language and Culture Exchange (ENLACE), National Center for Supercomputing Applications, 2003-2004
- Cziko, Gary (2005). Exploiting the internet for foreign language input: Resources, tools and techniques for accessing text and audio. Selected papers from the Fourteenth International Symposium on English Teaching. English Teachers' Association: Taipei, Taiwan.
- Cziko, Gary (2004). Electronic tandem language learning (eTandem): A third approach to second language learning for the 21st century. Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium Journal, 22(1), 25-39.
- Cziko, Gary, Park, S. (2003). Internet audio communication for second langauge learning: A comparative review of six programs. Language Learning and Technology, 7(1), 15-27.
- Cziko, Gary (1995). Without miracles: Universal selection theory and the second Darwinian revolution. MIT Press (A Bradford Book): Cambridge.
- Cziko, Gary (1992). The evaluation of bilingual education: From necessity and probability to possibility. Educational Researcher, 21(3), 10-15.
- Cziko, Gary (1992). Purposeful behavior as the control of perception: Implications for educational research. Educational Researcher, 21(9).


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Scott Korb is a writer and editor whose interests range from religious belief and its popular expressions, to food and culture, to studies of race and gender within a 19th-century American context. Korb has published essays in The New York Times Magazine, Harper's, Gastronomica, among others. He's the author of Life in Year One, a popular history of first-century Palestine, published by Riverhead in 2010. He's also the coauthor, with Peter Bebergal, of The Faith Between Us (Bloomsbury, 2007), a series of personal essays that explores the possibility of living faithfully without belief, while nevertheless considering the meaning of God. Korb is also associate editor of the Harriet Jacobs Family Papers (UNC Press, 2008), the first and possibly only papers collection that will ever exist of a woman held in slavery. His current work, Light without Fire: The Making of America's First Muslim College, is forthcoming in April 2013 from Beacon Press. He's also currently editing a collection of essays called Gesturing Toward Reality: David Foster Wallace and Philosophy (Continuum).
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A loving son, brother, uncle, cousin and friend, he was born July 8, 1963 to Paul Charles Clawson, Sr. and Helen Bernat Clawson in Tarentown, Pa., Allegheny County and was a lifelong resident of Buckhannon.
He is survived by his mother, Helen Bernat Clawson of Buckhannon; sister, Lisa Landis and husband, Nathan, of Wendell, N.C.; nephew, Sam Landis; niece, Taylor Landis; several cousins, aunts, uncles and friends; and his faithful companion, his pet dog, "Cooper."
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"I've always been, according to my parents, pretty aggressive so I liked to be able to apply my aggression in some organized manner," Jones said. "I loved that I could be successful at it too. I just loved it and never looked back."
Over the years, that love for the game has grown. Developing right alongside his love for baseball has been Jones' drive to win. Now a senior at Spanish Springs, Jones is using the same passion he exuded as a 6-year-old to lead the Cougars.
"As a senior, I'd like to see myself as a leader," Jones said. "I want to make it happen for our younger guys. I think it just gives me a will to go out and play for my guys. If my pitcher is dealing on the mound, I want to show that intensity behind him from myself and the rest of our defense. The same thing if I am dealing on the mound, I want that same intensity behind me. I want to show my guys that I'm out there competing for them. It's just a good way to pick your guys up if you're working hard for them."
One area that Jones has picked up the Cougars the most has been with his bat. So far this season in 11 Division I North contests, Jones is leading Spanish Springs in a number of categories. With a .375 batting average thus far, including batting .571 with runners in scoring position, Jones leads the way in runs batted in (14) and home runs (3). He is also tied for tops in hits (12) and runs (14), while also leading the Cougs on the base paths with 10 steals.
"He's really worked on an approach where he's not pulling everything," Spanish Springs coach Ben Hofmann said. "He's using the whole field, and now that he's doing that, it's really hard to pitch to him because he is utilizing the whole field. There's not a lot of ways to get him out. If guys come in on him, he can hit it hard and pull it and if they stay away, he's been driving it back up the middle. He's really just becoming a tough out because of his approach at the plate."
While Jones has come up big for the Cougars at the dish, in the field and on the mound (three saves in as many opportunities), the SSHS skipper said it may be the attitude Jones brings to the park everyday that has made the largest impression on the Purple and Silver this season.
"Lucas just leads by example," Hofmann said. "He's a quiet leader. He doesn't say a whole lot. He's not a rah-rah guy, but he hustles on the field and hustles off. He just has a great attitude and he does everything you ask him to do. He competes every time he's on the mound or at the plate or in the field. Wherever he's at, it's full compete, all the time.
"We have a lot of those guys and Lucas leads by example. Everything he does is at 100 percent and he does his best. That's all you can ask of a kid. You want them to give everything they got and he does that. It's contagious. The rest of the guys pick up on it."
While Jones is sure to leave it all out on the field, he also makes sure to crack some jokes in the dugout, even if at his own expense.
"I think just keeping it kind of lighthearted is important because it keeps you from taking the game so serious," he said. "You're out here to have fun and I think a part of success is having fun with it. I have all kind of ways where I can get to my guys. So if I am able to take something that happened on the field and rib a guy about it or give myself stuff about it, I think it just helps to move on and stay positive. It just keeps things not as serious as everyone can make it out to be sometimes."
Through 18 games this season, the Cougars have displayed that same lighthearted-intensity en route to a 14-4 record overall and 8-3 mark in conference play. Now with just nine games remaining on the regular season schedule, Jones said he is making sure to soak up as much of his time left as SSHS as he can.
"Playing alongside these guys," Jones said is the thing he'll miss the most. "It's a really good group of guys and we're all doing it for each other. We've all been friends for a long time, so it's like a second family. Just being out there with all of my guys is something that I wouldn't give up."
Once the season is over for the Cougars, Jones will trade in his bat and glove for a cap and gown. Afterward, Jones will dawn a completely new uniform as he applies the same passion he exudes on the diamond to his dream of serving his country as member of the Air National Guard.
"I've always wanted to serve our country and I have a big family, so staying local and staying home around my family was always important to me," Jones said. "Both of my grandparents were in it and I've had uncles in it. I've always just had a lot of respect for the guys who go out and fight and defend our freedom. So being able to do both at once, stay home and serve our country was an enticing thing to me."
Another thing that attracted Jones to the Air National Guard was the fact that it would aid him in continuing his education. Once he returns home from training in San Antonio as well as Arkansas, Jones will join the Nevada Air National Guard and he also plans to enroll at the University of Nevada where he hopes to earn a nursing degree and pursue a career as an EMT or paramedic.
Although he has big dreams for his future, there is still at least one dream to be chased for Jones and his teammates.
"Go down to Vegas for our team," Jones said, alluding to a potential state tournament trip that would be a perfect ending to the Cougars' season. "That would do it for me."


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Cascarones vs. Easter Eggs
The first year we made cascarones, I didn't have any dye so I tried to decorate the entire egg with colored tissue paper and glue. It was messy and they didn't turn out very pretty, so this year I decided to do it the right way and dye the eggs. I bought your typical $1 kit with colored tablets for egg-dyeing at Easter time – a package that is familiar to me from childhood. However, because these kits are meant for American-style Easter eggs, they come with additional items you don't need for cascarones which apparently perplexed my 10 year old.
Him: What are these for? [picking up stickers and cardboard egg holders]
Me: We don't need those. Those are for making American Easter eggs.
Him: You put stickers and these thingies on them before you break them on someone's head?
Me: No, [laughing] You leave the egg in the shell and cook them – you know hard boiled eggs?
Him: [nods]
Me: Then you dye them, put stickers on them, and these little cardboard thingies are so you can display them until you eat them.
Him: You eat them?! That's weird!
It kind of boggles my mind that my 10 year old couldn't remember what regular Easter eggs are – I mean, I made them with them before? When they were little? In the past? Didn't I?… I don't remember anymore. Apparently, in recent years I've done such a good job of teaching the boys Latin American culture that I now need to step it up with showing them Anglo-American traditions from my own childhood.
Posted on April 4, 2012, in Anglo vs. Latino, celebration, Culture, holiday, humor, niños. Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.
Nadie me cree cuando les digo q asi es como se hacen los huevos en El Salvador!
But I remember we usually made them for Ash Wednesday.
I made them with my daughters when they were kids; It is a beautifl tradition to pass on as kids love to make a mess and is fun to watch them chase each other trying to bust the eggs on each other heades. I will like to see how our kids will blend both Latino and Anglo American versions.!
We grew up here, but we never decorated our eggs the "American" way. We always went the dying our eggs, stuffing them with confetti and cracking them on each other's heads route. I've seen the other decorations, but they were always confusing to me too!
I think if I tried to make these, it would end badly. I buy ours at a local Mexican store. Last year my brother put one on his head and my cousin shot it off with a blow gun. I still have the video I think…….. Then I threw a bunch at my aunt's house and left a sign that said 'You've been egged'.
hahahaha my thought was exactly the same as your 10 yr old sons… You eat them?!?!!?!? WEIRD?!!!! (Im 25 btw…lol) hahahaahaha,the times my mom made them with us, siempre fue con confeti inside.. the way you guys make them..and everyone around us did the same. About 2 yrs ago, the last time we did play con huevos, it was with my Bf and his family… (Turkish-Armenian) Y ellos tenian huevos duros… pintados y todo…. y luego los pelaron y se los comieron.. oferring me some and would not take no for an answer… hahahaha I had to eat ONE. so cuando lo tenia en la mano lo miraba como que si era algo de otro mundo. hahahahaha todos se reian and thought it was funny that i was like "I have to eat this?!?!!?" Pero lo que me confudia es que tiene pintura Y pense ke en lo ke se cocina deplano que la pintura le entro al huevo. of course, me dijieron ke se cocinanan primero y despues se pintan!! Duh right!?!?! hahahahaah
Pienso que los cascarones are better…. jajajajaa. they are more fun… Im ok with boiling the eggs and perhaps poniendole stickers, but painting something I will eat… is…. idk… weird.
i grew up not making Easter eggs. i still do now know what eggs have to do with a bunny =) I did start making the american version with my kiddos but last year i made cascarones (more fun)!! We had fun popping them on each other. (IDK what the point of that was either) lol I do know it is fun starting new traditions with he kiddos!
Cascarones are WAY funner than the American version. If I had to choose between the two… Cascarones would win every time! Now that I know of this tradition I think we will be seeing many cascarones from now on. Besides, our house is the cool house where you can go and smash eggs on each other! Hahaha! All the neighborhood boys want to come over and smash eggs vs. eat eggs…
Yes! I am sure If i lived in your area I wud too.. hahahaha. Its def. more fun!


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Nestled beside the Royal Botanical Gardens in the most exclusive suburb of South Yarra, this luxurious 3 Bedroom is at the rear of the building which gives you great privacy and a rural atmosphere. Yet you are right where the action is.
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