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Again — again today.
How can something without legs
So easily go astray?
I lost a pair of pliers
Again — again today.
How can something without legs
So easily go astray?
Those of you about my age may remember the title of this piece as the last line from the poem that comes at the end of the Moody Blues song, "Nights In White Satin." For several varied reasons, that line has repeatedly come back to my head this winter.
On The Road Again
Peggy and I attended the ASGA annual meeting in Orlando in February. Driving there isn't much like driving back home in Felton.
Ode to the Handyman Jack
I've fixed up almost everything
This winter in my shop.
I've repaired and rebearinged
From the bottom to the top.
Where Has Robert Gone?
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I went to my grandson's kindergarten Christmas concert. They handed out programs with all the names of his classmates. My confusion was great. I must be older than I think. . . .
Where have all the Roberts gone?
One More Round
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The parts man slowly shook his head,
Then grumbled as he frowned.
"I guess it looks to me like
You tried for one more round."
Humility on the Golf Course
It's easy in the winter to plan big. It's easy to think somehow those long days in June can never be overfilled. And July — why, July has no harvest or planting, so there will be plenty of time to read a book in a hammock as well as learn something new that challenges.
Spring Challenge
It's a very spring-like day,
I'm standing in the field.
The winter scars of frostbite
Have nearly all been healed.
Change of Heart
After all we have invested
In our marriage through the years,
After all the joy and laughter
Working through the sweat and tears.
I'm sitting at a quilt shop
Waiting for my wife.
I don't think I've been here yet
For more than half my life.
This one seems a little longer
Than the stop we made before.
But I'm quite sure it's only been
One or two days more.
It's fun to see the seasons change,
To watch the flowers grow.
Soon the pumpkins will come down,
Then Christmas lights will glow.
But I sit here patiently
As she fingers every swatch.
It's good I brought along an extra
Battery for my watch.
I brought along some bookwork.
I finished up my tax.
I'll still make the deadline
If I send it off by fax.
I'm sure there is new merchandise
She has never seen before.
Even though to me it looks
Like every other store.
I know more things than shopping
Come into the mix.
It's more than checking every bolt
To get a cotton fix.
She needs to meet with other gals
Who share the same affliction.
Except that this group therapy
Helps promote addiction.
Here she comes with half a bolt
And an extra quarter,
A rotary cutter, yellow thread,
Some piping for a border.
I help her load her packages,
I ask if she had fun.
I say that we should head for home
If she is sure that she is done.
"Just because it's on the way
Let's hit the John Deere store.
I know that it will only take
A couple minutes more."
Write Field column is written by David Kragnes. David farms near Felton, MN. He is a former Chairman of American Crystal Sugar Co., and currently serves on the board of directors of CoBank.
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The Mars Curiosity Delay Will Drive Everyone Crazier Than NBC's Olympic Coverage
Ben Thoma is one of the crucial people in the Mars Science Laboratory mission. He has this mind blowing thought to share with you:
Ben Thoma is one of the crucial people in the Mars Science Laboratory mission. He has this mind blowing thought to share with you:
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The National Review has sources telling them that the Joint Special Operations Command used forensics training, biometric analysis and NSA/CIA resources to help commandos survey, locate and kill Osama Bin Laden inside his secret Pakistan compound.
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A community in the Poconos opened up their hearts and wallets to help two high school football players who were critically injured in a car accident.
Pocono Mountain East football players Steve Dienno and Justin Bullock are still in the hospital after an accident in Paradise Township, Monroe County last month.
Thursday night a fundraiser for the players' families was held at Pocono Mountain West High School.
The event included an auction of 85 donated baskets a raffle and lots of food.
"All money given in tonight will go to the two families because everything here tonight was donated right down to the baked goods, hot dogs, sodas and water," said organizer Toniann Weirich.
According to investigators Dienno lost control of the car causing it to go airborne, and hit two trees before splitting in half.
Another player was also in the car and hurt but he is out of the hospital.
Fundraiser helping injured football players
A community in the Poconos opened up their hearts and wallets to help two high school football players who were critically injured in a car accident.
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Police name suspect, victim in East Brunswick fatal shooting
Munich shooting: 9 victims, gunman are dead, police say
2 dead in East Brunswick shooting
Camp minibus rolls on side in Pennsylvania, injuring 9 boys
Inflatable duck missing in Clinton
Fatal accident snarls traffic on Interstate 78 in N.J.
Hot and humid with a late-day thunderstorm in spots
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Authorities investigating fatal Carbon County crash
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About Comfort Suites
Property Location
In the heart of Whitsett, Comfort Suites is within the vicinity of Piedmont Dragway and Alamance Regional Medical Center. This hotel is within the region of Elon University and North Carolina A and T State University.
Make yourself at home in one of the 82 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and separate sitting areas, as well as phones with free local calls.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and a computer station. Planning an event in Whitsett? This hotel has facilities measuring 350 square feet (33 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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Piedmont Dragway - 7.6 km / 4.7 mi
Alamance Regional Medical Center - 9.7 km / 6 mi
Elon University - 10.7 km / 6.7 mi
North Carolina A and T State University - 14.5 km / 9 mi
Bennett College - 15.1 km / 9.4 mi
World War Memorial Stadium - 15.2 km / 9.4 mi
Greensboro Children's Museum - 15.9 km / 9.9 mi
Greensboro Historical Museum - 15.9 km / 9.9 mi
International Civil Rights Center and Museum - 16.2 km / 10 mi
Carolina Theatre - 16.3 km / 10.1 mi
Blandwood Mansion - 16.6 km / 10.3 mi
NewBridge Bank Park - 16.7 km / 10.4 mi
Greensboro College - 17.1 km / 10.6 mi
University of North Carolina at Greensboro - 17.9 km / 11.2 mi
Greensboro Coliseum - 19.4 km / 12 mi
The preferred airport for Comfort Suites is Greensboro, NC (GSO-Piedmont Triad Intl.) - 29.7 km / 18.5 mi.
Available Rooms
What's There!
Our location has the following amenities
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24-hour business center
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Accessibility equipment for the deaf
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Braille or raised signage
Computer station
Concierge services
Conference space size (feet) - 350
Conference space size (meters) - 33
Designated smoking areas
Designated smoking areas (fines apply)
Dry cleaning/laundry service
Express check-out
Fitness facilities
Free WiFi
Free breakfast
Free newspapers in lobby
Free self parking
Free wired high-speed Internet
In-room accessibility
Indoor pool
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Number of buildings/towers - 1
Number of floors - 3
One meeting room
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Safe-deposit box at front desk
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Total number of rooms - 82
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Mobility Solutions
ABS and MSC protect against accidents Bosch safety technology for motorcyclists Offers the best possible brake and acceleration support now also in bends
- Bosch offers safety technology for all classes of motorcycle
- ABS can prevent a quarter of all motorcycle accidents resulting in death or injury
- MSC motorcycle stability control can help in two thirds of the motorcycle accidents occurring in bends due to rider error
- Multi-year statistics show that sunny weather leads to a rise in the number of motorcycle deaths
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Mobility Solutions is the largest Bosch Group business sector. In 2015, its sales came to 41.7 billion euros, or 59 percent of total group sales. This makes the Bosch Group one of the leading automotive suppliers. The Mobility Solutions business sector combines the groups expertise in three mobility domains automation, electrification, and connectivity and offers its customers integrated mobility solutions. Its main areas of activity are injection technology and powertrain peripherals for internal-combustion engines, diverse solutions for powertrain electrification, vehicle safety systems, driver-assistance and automated functions, technology for user-friendly infotainment as well as vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communication, repair-shop concepts, and technology and services for the automotive aftermarket. Bosch is synonymous with important automotive innovations, such as electronic engine management, the ESP anti-skid system, and common-rail diesel technology.
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EMERGING APPLICATIONS OF WAVELET METHODS: 7th International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics - Thematic Minisymposia
Front Matter1463 (2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/v1463.frontmatterView Description Hide Description
Preface: Emerging Applications of Wavelet Methods1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4738967View Description Hide Description
Introduction to mathematical models and methods1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740038View Description Hide Description
Some well known mathematical models in the form of partial differential equations representing real world systems are introduced along with fundamental concepts of Image Processing. Notions such as seismic texture, seismic attributes, core data, well logging, seismic tomography and reservoirs simulation are discussed.
Proximal point methods for the inverse problem of identifying parameters in beam models1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740039View Description Hide Description
This paper studies the nonlinear inverse problem of identifying certain material parameters in the fourth-order boundary value problem representing the beam model. The inverse problem is solved by posing a convex optimization problem whose solution is an approximation of the sought parameters. The optimization problem is solved by the gradient based approaches, and in this setting, the most challenging aspect is the computation of the gradient of the objective functional. We present a detailed treatment of the adjoint stiffness matrix based approach for the gradient computation. We employ recently proposed self-adaptive inexact proximal point methods by Hager and Zhang [6] to solve the inverse problem. It is known that the regularization features of the proximal point methods are quite different from that of the Tikhonov regularization. We present a comparative analysis of the numerical efficiency of the used proximal point methods without using the Tikhonov regularization.
A spatial and nondegenerative autocorrelation function to reveal the inner similarity structure of irregular sets1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740040View Description Hide Description
When applied to signals defined on fractal sets, the classical autocorrelation function has generally been exploited through its power law properties, the main hypothesis being that the exponent involved in this power law is uniquely defined. In this paper, we show that different power laws can likely be retrieved for the same signal. This non uniqueness turns out to be associated to the uncertainty in determination of the exponent value. To avoid such degeneracy, we propose to use a generalized form of the autocorrelation function, a version of which we have previously introduced in the context of characterization of fractal sets.
Wavelets in oil industry1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740041View Description Hide Description
In this chapter, the role of wavelet methods applied to identification and characterization of oil reservoir is elaborated. The market rate of petroleum product is very much related to exploration, drilling and production cost. The main goal of researchers working in oil industry is to develop tools and techniques for minimizing cost of exploration and production. Efforts of researchers working in applications of wavelet methods in different parts of the world to achieve this goal is reviewed. Wavelet based solution of Buckley-Leverett equation modelling reservoir is discussed. Variants of Buckley-Leverett equations including its higher dimension versions are introduced. Wavelet methods for inverse problems associated with Buckley-Leverett equation, which are quite useful for oil recovery, are also explained in this chapter.
Wavelet methods in data mining1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740042View Description Hide Description
Data mining (knowledge discovery in data base) is comparatively new interdisciplinary field developed by joint efforts of mathematicians, statisticians, computer scientists and engineers. There are twelve important ingredients of this field along with their applications in real world problems. In this chapter, we have reviewed application of wavelet methods to data mining, particularly denoising, dimension reduction, similarity search, feature extraction and prediction. Meteorological data of Saudi Arabia and Stock market data of India are considered for illustration.
Analyses of climate change impacts on wind speed and energy potential by using ANN1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740043View Description Hide Description
The main objectives of this study are; i) to define variations of wind velocity and energy potential in Istanbul and Isparta, ii) to study trends, cyclic components, micro, meso and macro scale effects and climate changing, iii) to predict wind energy potential by using artificial neural networks (ANN). Wavelet methodologies present better results on temporal and spatial data analyses. Results of this paper evaluate wind energy potential, its annual and inter-annual variability, self similarity; and relation with periodic and non-periodic fluctuations of wind speed values in two study areas.
Wavelet methods for Black-Scholes model of one and two assets1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740044View Description Hide Description
A review of application of wavelet methods to Black-Scholes model of option pricing technology along wih some new results is presented. This paper is essentially based on interesting papers; Bouchouev and Isakov [8], Bouchouev, Isakov and Valadivia [9] and Shen and Strang [40].
Wavelets in meteorology1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740045View Description Hide Description
This paper deals with the meteorological applications of wavelets and fuzzy logics and a hybrid of wavelets and fuzzy logics. The wavelet transform has emerged over recent years as a powerful time-frequency analysis and signal coding tool favoured for the interrogation of complex non-stationary signals. It has been shown that the wavelet transform is a flexible time-frequency decomposition tool which can form the basis of useful time series analysis. It is expected to see an increased amount of research and technology development work in the coming years employing wavelets for various scientific and engineering applications.
Wavelets in medical imaging1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740036View Description Hide Description
The aim of this study is to provide emerging applications of wavelet methods to medical signals and images, such as electrocardiogram, electroencephalogram, functional magnetic resonance imaging, computer tomography, X-ray and mammography. Interpretation of these signals and images are quite important. Nowadays wavelet methods have a significant impact on the science of medical imaging and the diagnosis of disease and screening protocols. Based on our initial investigations, future directions include neurosurgical planning and improved assessment of risk for individual patients, improved assessment and strategies for the treatment of chronic pain, improved seizure localization, and improved understanding of the physiology of neurological disorders. We look ahead to these and other emerging applications as the benefits of this technology become incorporated into current and future patient care. In this chapter by applying Fourier transform and wavelet transform, analysis and denoising of one of the important biomedical signals like EEG is carried out. The presence of rhythm, template matching, and correlation is discussed by various method. Energy of EEG signal is used to detect seizure in an epileptic patient. We have also performed denoising of EEG signals by SWT.
Shearlets and their applications1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740046View Description Hide Description
Shearlets were introduced as means to sparsely encode anisotropic singularities of multivariate data while providing a unified treatment of the continuous and digital realm. In this chapter, recent results on compactly supported shearlet systems will be presented, in particular, showing that these shearlet frames provide optimally sparse approximations of piecewise smooth 2D as well as 3D functions. Finally, we will discuss some applications of shearlets such as image restoration and data separation.
Rudiments of curvelet with applications1463(2012); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4740037View Description Hide Description
Curvelet transform is now a days a favored tool for image processing. Edges are an important part of an image and usually they are not straight lines. Curvelet prove to be very efficient in representing curve like edges. In this chapter application of curvelet is shown with some examples like seismic wave analysis, oil exploration, fingerprint identification and biomedical images like mammography and MRI.
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Can I keep my jewelry if I file for bankruptcy in Alabama?
You can use Alabama's bankruptcy exemptions to keep some jewelry in bankruptcy, with limits.
Whether you can keep jewelry, watches, and wedding rings in Alabama depends on what type of bankruptcy you file (Chapter 7 or Chapter 13), how much the jewelry or watch is worth, and whether the jewelry is a "necessary and proper" part of your normal wearing apparel.
Keeping Jewelry in Chapter 13 Bankruptcy in Alabama
In Chapter 13 bankruptcy, often called a reorganization bankruptcy, you enter into a repayment plan for three to five years. Your creditors get paid through the plan – some in full and some in part. Although a Chapter 13 plan requires a long commitment, the advantage is that you get to keep your property, including jewelry.
If you have very expensive jewelry however, that will probably affect how much you will be required to repay unsecured creditors.
Keeping Jewelry in Chapter 7 Bankruptcy in Alabama
Chapter 7 bankruptcy works differently. In Chapter 7, you must give up certain items of property. The bankruptcy trustee sells this property and uses the proceeds to repay (at least in part) your unsecured creditors.
Alabama Bankruptcy Exemptions
Not all of your property is up for grabs, however. Alabama (and all of the other states) has enacted laws that protect certain types of property. These laws are called exemptions. Some property is exempt no matter what the value, and other property is exempt only up to a dollar amount. The idea behind exemptions is that someone filing for bankruptcy should not be stripped of basic things needed for living – like shelter, clothing, furniture, a car, and the like. (Learn more about how bankruptcy exemptions work.)
Some states allow you to choose between the state exemption system and another set, called the federal bankruptcy exemptions. But Alabama is not one of these states. If you file for bankruptcy in Alabama, you must use the Alabama bankruptcy exemptions.
Keeping Jewelry Under the Alabama Bankruptcy Exemptions
Alabama doesn't have an exemption specific to jewelry. But if you have jewelry, a watch, or a wedding ring, you can use the below exemptions. If you are married and filing a joint bankruptcy, you can double these amounts.
Wearing Apparel Exemption
In Alabama, you can keep all wearing apparel that is "proper and necessary." Wearing apparel can include jewelry. However, in order to keep jewelry under this exemption, the court must believe that the item is proper and necessary. What does this mean?
A 2001 Alabama bankruptcy court case shed some light on this issue. In that case, In re Peterson, 280 B.R. 886 (S.D. Ala. 2001), the court referred to a list of factors that other state courts have considered when determining if an item of apparel or jewelry was necessary and proper. Those factors included:
- the nature of the items
- how often the debtor wears the items
- what occasions, if any, dictate the wearing of the items (for example, does the debtor need to wear the item to work?)
- the amount of emotional attachment to the items (for example, is the item of jewelry a wedding ring or your great grandmother's brooch?)
- the number of jewelry pieces claimed as exempt
- the circumstances under which the items were acquired (is the necklace a family heirloom?)
- the station in life of the person claiming the exemption, and
- the value of the items (a $5,000 diamond necklace is not likely to pass muster).
In In re Peterson, the court allowed the debtor to keep her $600 Cartier watch. However, the court did not allow her to keep a second $3,200 Cartier watch, reasoning that she only needed one watch, and the cheaper one would serve her just fine. The court also refused to deem her $950 gold and diamond necklace and her $900 emerald ring as "necessary." The court made clear that items of jewelry that enhance the debtor's prestige or status don't come under the wearing apparel exemption.
Wildcard Exemption
In Alabama, you can protect up to $7,500 of any type of personal property (except wages). You may use some or all of this to exempt jewelry. (Learn more in The Alabama Wildcard Exemption in Bankruptcy.)
How to Value Jewelry in Bankruptcy
The value of your jewelry for exemption purposes is the amount you would have to pay, on the date you file for bankruptcy, to replace each item with a used item of similar age and in similar condition. There are various methods of determining the replacement value, but for expensive jewelry you will almost always need an appraisal. (Learn more about how to value personal property in bankruptcy.)
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If you want to keep nonexempt items of jewelry, the trustee may accept other items of exempt property in exchange for the jewelry. The trustee would then sell these items instead of your jewelry to repay your creditors.
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A Springfield man has been arrested and charged with murder.
Craig A. Pennington, 52, of 1217 Texas Road in Springfield, was arrested by Kentucky State Police Friday morning around 7 a.m. and charged with one count of murder in connection with the disappearance of a Florence, Kentucky, couple who has been missing since Sunday, July 3.
There's no denying that the state of Kentucky has a drug problem.
Kentucky also leads the nation in acute Hepatitis C rates.
And, out of 220 counties identified by the Centers for Disease Control, 50 counties in Kentucky are at risk for an HIV outbreak.
Marion County is not at risk, yet, but we are surrounded by counties that are.
Sunday will mark six years since anyone has seen Kara Tingle.
The Lebanon woman was last seen July 17, 2010, on Beechfork Loop Road in Gravel Switch. Kara was 27 years old at the time, and she had been driving a family member's car that was found two days later on the Bluegrass Parkway.
Kara's family is hoping that people will wear purple — Kara's favorite color — on Sunday to mark the anniversary and to show their support.
Kara has two children, a son Austin Tingle, now 13, and a daughter, Nora Rigdon, 7.
The 12th annual Jets Over Kentucky is officially underway at the Lebanon-Springfield Airport.
The "world's grandest jet event" will draw more than 200 pilots from all over the world, including China and Iceland.
Spectators are welcome to come out and watch throughout the week, but the real action begins on Friday evening, July 15, with the Parade of Lights, which will begin at dark. All planes turn on their lights and taxi in formation down the tarmac. There will be a fireworks display that night, too.
By Gerard Flanagan
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Marion County 11-12U All-Stars' season ended Monday, July 11, in the championship game against Glasgow 13-0. Glasgow pitcher Taye Poynter held Marion County hitless and Glasgow's bats remained hot, as they will advance to the state tournament in Richmond.
Road to the championship
Marion County 11-12U boys fell against Boyle County 4-0 on July 2.
By McKenna Dosier
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Tom Brown retired 27 years ago but just can't seem to stay away from working in the education system.
"I was too young to just quit," he said.
It seems to run in his blood. He is the third generation to work in education, preceded by his father, mother, aunts and grandmother.
A few weeks ago, Brown was appointed interim principal of Marion County High School for the 2016-17 academic year.
Traveling the Lebanon bypass, one will find Limestone Distillery, Hampton Inn and a 105,000 square foot empty spec building. Surrounding those structures are fields of grass and some trees. The land is meant for the Crossroads Project, an initiative to bring in retail and development.
Despite years of efforts, Marion County Economic Development Director Tom Lund has had little success in bringing development to the Crossroads area along the bypass.
The Lebanon Tourist and Convention Commission went into executive session for more than two hours during their special-called meeting on Thursday July 7. This was a follow-up from the previous meeting where the commission was also in closed session, citing KRS 61.810(1)(f) as the reason.
Some people want to preserve the Ray House. Others want to burn it to the ground.
Eric Whisman gave a presentation to the school board on behalf of the Kentucky Trust for Historic Preservation during the July 14 school board meeting. He spoke about the Ray House located on Main Street next to Lebanon Elementary School. The building is owned by the school system, but is not up to code for use by the schools.
"I think you have a great asset there that really needs to be fleshed out a little bit more," Whisman said.
Preston Price unfolded the pink material on a table in front of his 99-year-old mother, Mary. She smiled widely at it, rubbing the soft material between her fingers.
"This is so beautiful," she said.
The material will soon be a dress. Mary knew she would never meet the African girl who would wear it, but that didn't stifle her joy. She was just happy to get back to work, particularly if it meant helping somebody.
"I wanted to give her a therapy with something she used to do," Price said. "She loves the idea."
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Little Paper Planes is collection of clothing, accessories, and artwork from a handful of independent artists. The crew spans from NYC to Oakland working on many mediums making jewelry, posters, handbags, clothing, wall paintings and more. The artists designs are inventive and much of the work for sale is one of a kind like this Bang Bang Bag. They are still in baby phases and these next few months will see the introduction of many more artists work.
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Graphic designs sourced from found photos and illustrations create a versatile accessory
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Silk scarves are tricky. They can be worn at any time of year, but many still avoid them for fear of appearing "matronly" or too formal. With her new brand Manner Market, Audria Brumberg hopes to shatter these scarf stereotypes and make them a go...
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Chicago-based Stephany Colunga mixes found materials and homegrown bismuth to create bewitching, one-of-a-kind pieces
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During the winter doldrums, sometimes all that's needed is a pop of charm to get through the darker days—and if that charm helps keep you toasty, then all the better. Brooklyn-based textile designer Jane Buck of Foxy & Winston has it all covered...
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Alma Mater Gets a Makeover
By DAVID W. DUNLAP
Published: November 16, 1997
TO L. JAY OLIVA, dean of the College of Arts and Science, fell the unhappy task in 1973 of lowering the flag for the last time at New York University's uptown campus, a Bronx landmark by McKim, Mead & White, which the struggling institution could no longer afford.
Today, as president of a revitalized New York University, Dr. Oliva is overseeing a new uptown expansion, more modest than Stanford White's complex, but no less decisive in shifting the center of gravity northward from Washington Square.
A 20-story, 650-bed dormitory is being built on East 14th Street, between Fourth and Third Avenues, where Luchow's stood. It is to be followed by a 16-story, 1,000-bed dormitory and recreation center just two doors down, on the site of the Palladium. In these and two existing halls, some 3,300 N.Y.U. students will be living in and around Union Square by the year 2001.
''It changes the nature of what's remote and what's not,'' Dr. Oliva said.
Columbia University, meanwhile, is expanding its undergraduate core southward, with a 14-story, 360-bed dormitory at Broadway and 113th Street. It is building an eight-story business and law classroom building at Amsterdam Avenue and 115th Street. And in the crystalline, intricately faceted Alfred Lerner Hall, now rising, Columbia is making the most dramatic -- and possibly most controversial -- addition to its campus in a generation.
Between New York City's two largest private universities, more than 40 major construction or renovation projects, worth about $550 million, have recently been completed or are currently under way.
This activity coincides with a general boom in campus building. Across the nation, $2.2 billion in college-related contracts were awarded in the first nine months of this year, according to F. W. Dodge, a unit of the McGraw-Hill Construction Information Group. That was an increase of 30 percent over the comparable period in 1996. And the value of contracts in the mid-Atlantic states rose 108 percent in that period, Dodge reported.
In a further spur to capital spending, the Federal Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 has removed a $150 million limit on tax-exempt borrowing by universities and colleges. (In New York, tax-exempt bonds for educational construction are sold through the state Dormitory Authority.)
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Democrat of New York, introduced a measure to repeal the limit by saying that its practical effect was ''to deny tax-exempt financing to large, private, research-oriented educational institutions.''
George Rupp, the president of Columbia, said the repeal would make tax-exempt financing more manageable. Forty percent of the university's construction program was financed through borrowing.
Having hit the cap, N.Y.U. financed its ambitious rebuilding of the last decade with great strain, said Robert Goldfeld, vice president for administration. The repeal will make it substantially easier to finance the new dormitories, he said.
Fourteenth Street was chosen for the dorms in part because of the limited latitude afforded new construction in the historic core of Greenwich Village.
''It's enormously important that the Village be the Village,'' Dr. Oliva said. ''Luchow's and the Palladium are sites that help the development of 14th Street. Rather than being viewed as intrusive, it's better to develop where people say, 'Thank God, they're coming.' ''
In more or less those words, the dormitories have been welcomed by the 14th Street-Union Square Business Improvement District and Local Development Corporation. A spokeswoman, Michelle Adams, said, ''We believe that 1,600 students within a one-block area are most definitely going to rejuvenate East 14th Street.''
Both N.Y.U. and Columbia have had testy -- even explosive -- relations with their neighbors over past building projects, but university officials believe they are in a more cooperative era.
''I think we're slowly persuading even our most vigorous critics that we're serious about wanting to respect the character and integrity both of our campus and the Morningside Heights neighborhood,'' Dr. Rupp said. ''I think we have done a good job in reconnecting with community groups, including preservation groups, that the university has not always been in conversation with -- to put it gently.''
Robert E. Roistacher, chairman of the Morningside Heights Residents' Association, said, ''It's a healthy and welcome dialogue but the proof will be in how well Columbia's prospective projects -- especially the Broadway residence -- exemplify this newly found respect for the historic context of the neighborhood.''
Mr. Roistacher contrasted the dialogue with the reception given community leaders five years ago by Columbia administrators, which he characterized as: ''We're not talking to you. It's none of your business.''
Both Dr. Rupp and Mr. Roistacher pointed to Emily Lloyd, Columbia's executive vice president for administration (and the former New York City Sanitation Commissioner), as the key conduit in this new interchange between gown and town.


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An odd, primitive azhdarchid from the Early Cretaceous built for bipedal walking motion. One comes through an anomaly at a renaissance fair in England, where the hordes of panicked people cause it to panic, lashing out at several humans around it before it awkwardly takes off. No one is killed, but those were kicked by its massive foot claws are left with major injuries. The ARC is able to catch it and Abbey believes it gave rise to the legend of the wyvern, despite not sharing several features; it lacks bat-like wings and does not have fiery breath or stinger on its tail. While she studies it in the menagerie, she finds its to be rather docile, letting it stroke its snout, and also takes scraps of meat as well as fruits.


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most delicious thing I have put in my mouth, however I had serious problems trying to scoop them and drop them and have them stay together. this MAY be because I am new at it or it might just be a bit dry.
Such a classic Mom recipe! There was only 2 of us eating them so I split the recipe in half, used 3/4 cup sugar and sweetened coconut. I didn't even have wax paper but they are coming off of the non stick pan fine. They are almost half gone! A quick, one-pan recipe with delicious results - thank you. :)
I only used 2 1/2 cups of oats because I ran out...I added a little extra coconut as a substitute. These taste great, but I wasn't crazy about the consistency. Mine were kind of dry and crumbly and the "dough" was hard to work with...kept crumbling apart on me. I'm not sure I'd make this recipe again, but a couple friends at work appreciated them!
I decreased the sugar to 1 cup, added about a tablespoon of peanut butter, 1/4 cup of margarine. The oatmeal as per the 3 cup directions didn't totally fit to the chocolate mixture so next time I'll only measure out 2 cups. There's no way this recipe makes 4 dozen unless you use a melon scooper. They're not crazy sweet but no guilt eating!
Great recipe, but two changes... -add the cocoa while melting the butter, sugar, milk and vanilla -add about 1/4 cup more or less oats if the end result is to lose.
Super easy to make. Delicious, a batch doesn't last long in our house.
My mom used to make these also and serve them cold from the freezer which I prefer. I like the addition of the optional vanilla for which I used an alcohol free type from the health food store. I used butter, canned keshta (thick cream) mixed with water for the milk, carob powder to be caffeine free, old fashioned oats, plus crushed blanched almonds in place of the coconut but I think coconut would be better. As you can see this is a very easily adapted recipe.
I've made these for years and now making them for kids and grandkids. Mine were crumbly and hard to work with but I forgot the butter so I added it after the fact with no problem. I've also used walnuts instead of coconut. This also works great as does letting them dry on parchment paper. No fuss, not mess and recycled! Great suggestion from the cooks about reducing the sugar but don't know about the oatmeal though?
This is a delicious macaroon-type cookie that I remember making as a kid. But looking at how much butter and sugar reminds me why I haven't had them in a long time. I cut the sugar down to 1 cup and cut the butter to about a 1/3 cup. Everything else stayed the same (maybe a tad more oats and coconut). I did use sweetened coconut b/c I had it on hand, but this might have compensated for decreasing the sugar amount. Anyway, my husband (who groaned when he found out there was coconut in it) loved them and asked when I would be making more. Thanks!


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Is it possible to visit Sausalito while in San Francisco if you do not have a car?
Of course.
There are ferries, from either Fisherman's Wharf or the Ferry Building. And buses as well.
Where is your starting point? And what day of the week/time of day do you want to go?
The ferry is one of the best ways to get there, even if you have a car available. On a nice day, the ride past Alcatraz, gazing at the Golden Gate Bridge... it's all magical!
We will be straying at Union Square in mid May. Thank you for the tips.
We took the ferry to Sausalito for a day when in SF for our 10-day 40th anniversary trip. Did a lot of shopping and browsing the waterfront shops and had a fabulous lunch at Scoma's. One of our favorite memories of that trip.
The Blue & Gold leave out of Pier 41 at Fisherman's Wharf.
Golden Gate Transit leaves from the Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street.
Either of those areas can be accessed from Union Square via the F=Market & Wharves historic trolley which runs on Market. Or you can take the Powell/Mason cable car to Fisherman's Wharf.
A popular outing is to rent bikes at Fisherman's Wharf, cycle along the bay, across the Golden Gate Bridge into Sausalito and ferry back. If that's of interest there is a Top Question (right side of screen) which links to a Traveller Article with all the details.
We are going today via Muir woods on a organised tour there are lots of tour companies to book from on the net or when you get to San Fran.
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Inserting model with GeometryField as None crashes on Oracle
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from django.contrib.gis.db import models class TestModel (models.Model): loc = models.GeometryField(null=True, blank=True) objects = models.GeoManager()
If I run code:
>>> from myapp.models import TestModel >>> t = TestModel() >>> t.save() Traceback (most recent call last): File "<console>", line 1, in <module> File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\models\base.py", line 407, in save self.save_base(force_insert=force_insert, force_update=force_update) File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\models\base.py", line 483, in save_base result = manager._insert(values, return_id=update_pk) File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\models\manager.py", line 177, in _insert return insert_query(self.model, values, **kwargs) File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\models\query.py", line 1037, in insert_query return query.execute_sql(return_id) File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\models\sql\subqueries.py", line 320, in execute_s cursor = super(InsertQuery, self).execute_sql(None) File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\models\sql\query.py", line 2310, in execute_sql cursor.execute(sql, params) File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\backends\util.py", line 19, in execute return self.cursor.execute(sql, params) File "d:\work\django-trunk\django\db\backends\oracle\base.py", line 433, in execute raise e DatabaseError: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY got CHAR
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comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by jtiai
- Needs documentation unset
- Needs tests unset
- Patch needs improvement unset
Further investigation indicates that this is more likely a Bug in cx_Oracle than Geodjango framework.
comment:2 follow-up: ↓ 3 Changed 7 years ago by jtiai
Quote from Anthony Tuininga on cx-oracle-users list:
This is expected behavior, unfortunately. Oracle requires a type to be
specified and if all you supply is None cx_Oracle has no choice but to
assume something. And CHAR seems the most likely to cause the least
difficulties. cx_Oracle currently has no way of binding in Oracle
object values like MDSYS.SDO_GEOMETRY.
So this is now real problem since you cant have null geometries easily.
Changed 7 years ago by jbronn
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ 2 Changed 7 years ago by jbronn
- Keywords null added
- Needs tests set
- Owner changed from nobody to jbronn
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Design decision needed
Replying to jtiai:
For the rest of us, this is the thread from the cx_Oracle mailing list.
So this is now real problem since you cant have null geometries easily.
I agree it's a problem. But should we hack GeoDjango, as my attached patch does to just use NULL for the placeholder and omit a parameter? Or should we wait until the real underlying problem cx_Oracle is solved?
Until I'm convinced otherwise, I'm -1 on my own patch because (i) it's a hack, (ii) needs tests and (iii) it does not address other NULL geometry related issues, e.g., UPDATE queries (.update(geom_field=None)).
Changed 7 years ago by jbronn
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by jbronn
- Has patch set
- milestone set to 1.1
- Needs tests unset
- Status changed from new to assigned
- Triage Stage changed from Design decision needed to Accepted
Alright, the v2 patch has grown on me and I'm +1 now. Specifically, I just re-enabled the existing null geometry tests for Oracle, .update() queries aren't affected by the problem, and the 'hackishness' only applies for Oracle -- which is par for the course.
comment:5 Changed 7 years ago by jbronn
- Resolution set to fixed
- Status changed from assigned to closed
comment:6 Changed 7 years ago by jbronn
comment:7 Changed 7 years ago by mboersma
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comment:8 Changed 5 years ago by jacob
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Ingomar continues winning ways, sweep Urchins
Three different players scored in double digits to help the Lady Falcons to their second straight win with a 61-46 victory over East Union while the Urchins dropped a 56-54 heartbreak in the final seconds to the Falcons.
Ingomar 56 East Union 54 (B)
Ingomar connected on 8-of-15 from the free throw line in the fourth quarter to hang on for a wild two-point win over East Union on Monday night.
Matthew Carter tied the game 44-44 after connecting on one-of-two free throw attempts, but Matt Purvis hit a spinning jumper in the lane followed by a one-of-two from the line to give the Falcons a 47-44 lead with 3:14 left in the game.
Purvis knocked down a pair of free throws to push the lead back out to three with 2:52 to play and the two teams battled at that same point margin until Matt knocked down four free throws in the final thirty seconds of the contest.
East Union and Clay Armstrong refused to go away quietly.
Armstrong nailed a deep three to make it a 54-51 game with 16.9 seconds left. A quick foul put Tyler McCay made both attempts from the line — something that would prove to be extremely crucial in sixteen seconds.
Trailing 56-51 East Union missed a quick three and had to foul McCay with 6 seconds on the clock, but Tyler missed on both attempts allowing Ethan Reaton to rush the ball down the floor to knock down a three as the horn sounded as Ingomar escaped with a 56-54 victory.
"Free throws got us where we had a little lead there in the end, but it was a very poor effort on our part," Coach Norris Ashley said. "East Union probably deserved to win it more than we did."
Purvis led all scorers with 28, Zach Carnell 14, Kensey Stout 7, McCay 4, and Clay Kidd added 3 points for the Falcons.
East Union was led in scoring by Pannell's 15, Clay Armstrong 12, Reaton 10, Carter 8, C.J. Armstrong 3 while Dalton Bridges scored 2 points for the Urchins.
Ingomar 61 East Union 46 (G)
The first concern for both coaches during the first half of the girls game was having enough players to finish the game after both teams combined for 25 fouls in the first two quarters of play.
Both teams battle for momentum in the first half before Maggie Cobb knocked down a running three-pointer from well beyond NBA range at the buzzer to give Ingomar a 15-11 lead at the end of the first quarter.
Ingomar held on to their last-second wave of momentum throughout the second quarter to build a 34-24 lead at the break behind five points from Lyndi Kidd on five-of-six shooting from the free throw line.
Both teams started the second half with key players in foul trouble, but Dezjarne Bryant got things rolling for the Lady Urchins in the second half before a strong finish from Ingomar allowed the Lady Falcons to take a 45-33 lead into the final frame.
Sunnie Knighton scored 7 of her team-high 14 in the fourth quarter, but the Lady Falcons knocked down 14-of-20 from the free throw line while only making one field goal in the fourth to pick up the 61-46 victory.
Kayla Stevens scored a game-high 17, Kidd 12, Claire Wise 10, Cobb 9, Shauna Grisham 7, Brittany Edwards 6, and Shelly Grisham added 2 points for the Lady Flacons.
Knighton scored 14, Tasha Graham 10, Stephanie Dillard 6, Carly Mahon 6, Amy McCollough 6, and Bryant added 4 points for the Lady Urchins.
Ingomar shot 32-of-45 from the line while East Union connected on 11-of-19 on the night.
East Union will host Potts Camp on Friday before closing out the 2008 half of the season with a home match-up region against Walnut next Monday. Ingomar will close out the 2008 season with a road game against South Pontotoc and will reopen the season January 6th with a home region game against Tremont.
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Why Bunny I have no idea what you mean.!!!
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Which do you prefer and why? Give me the pros and cons. We were going to get the kids one for Christmas but didn't, now I want to get one for me! I don't have a lot of experience with either, so which should I get. I plan to web surf, do facebook, etc.
Kindle fire or Ipad
You're so vain. You probably think this post is about you.
Had the Fire and it kept getting hot on me after 4 of them (switching them back and forth). I really liked it though, much more compact than my ipad 2, but I LOVE my ipad 2.
I have the Griffin Survivor military case on it. Fire was really easy for quick messages.
But, like I said I gave up on it last year when all them kept getting hot and eventually died.
Now, I like the ipad 2, but it's mainly used for me to check Babycenter or Facebook quickly.
I don't use it to do anything important. I have my laptop and desktop for that.
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I have both and hate the Kindle for web surfing. It is slow, crashes, and just seems difficult.
Love my Ipad.
I have both and love both. For an adult I'd say if you have the extra money go for the ipad, if you don't the Kindle Fire is a great option. If its for a kid, esp one under say 10 definitely the kindle Fire. Just my 2 cents.
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I have a kindle fire.
DH has an IPad. I really think that the fire is more useful to me. I use it mostly as a media player and for apps and games. DH has had a bunch of syncing issues with his iPad but I have not had the same problems with my fire. Also, the fire is smaller and feels sturdier.
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I have a Kindle Fire and love it. It's optimized to work as a device to give you Amazon content. Some love that, some hate it. We have Prime and I love it. I have all my books, magazines, audiobooks, documents, and apps on here, I also stream movies and shows I get for free or very cheap.
The browser is great except for the fact that it doesn't support flash but that's an issue with Adobe and Android and can easily be fixed if you need it.
I use it a lot too Skype with my parents and is great for that, far connection, portable, great picture and sound quality.
I got it for Christmas and absolutely love it, despite the fact that I was totally against owning a tablet a few short weeks ago.
The Kindle only supports apps that are available from the Amazon app market, which is fine with me. If there are any apps you must have, you should check availability before.
I think the iPad is very nice but I don't see it doing anything that would justify paying more than twice as much since I would use it for the exact same things and there's nothing I miss.
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we'd be getting the fire HD which is supposed to have updated software or something like that. The kids would be using it too and a big part of the decicion is just the cost. If they're going to use it, I could get 2 kindle's for less than the price of one ipad.
You're so vain. You probably think this post is about you.
I mainly use my kindle for apps, games, books and some light web surfing and I love it!
I have a laptop that i would mostly use for surfing the web,, but we want to be able to take whatever we get on vacation and have something more compact than our laptop to drag around.
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At the age of 9, Carson decided that driving a racecar was what he needed to be doing. The McCarl family are racers, and Carson was going to follow the path set by his father, World of Outlaw driver Terry McCarl. He started out, like many other young racers do, in a go-kart and traveled with his older brother to the indoor events in Waterloo, IA. This worked out very well because the entire family was able to participate—throughout the summer months, his dad is out racing with the Outlaws. With many heat and feature wins behind the wheel of the go-kart, it was time to move up to something with a wing. In 2007, Carson jumped in the seat of a 600cc Micro Sprint and was teammates with his older brother, Austin. The two of them both raced at English Creek Speedway just outside of the legendary race city of Knoxville, IA. His Rookie season, he dominated 4 features and finished in the top five in points with a 4th.
This year, now at the age of 14, Carson started out with an indoor race in Kansas City and will be racing the 600cc Micro in Waverly, Nebraska, on Sunday nights at Wavelink Raceway Park. According to his father, if Carson's grades stay up and he keeps doing well behind the seat of a micro, you might just see the young racer piloting a 305 Winged Sprint Car later in the year. Those are the steps a young racer needs to take, and so far, his dream of becoming a professional driver in the ranks of Indy Cars is getting closer and closer.
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