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Ikuta Erika to be the center for Nogizaka46's 10th single
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Vietnamese high school kids can pass Google interview
Google engineer Neil Fraser got a bit of a surprise when he visited Vietnam recently to see how schools teach ICT: kids in 11th grade are capable of passing the Chocolate Factory's notoriously difficult interview process. Fraser blogged about his trip (via TNW), which ostensibly seems to have been a fact-finding mission …
Most kids just want a cruisy ICT course to get easy credits: eg. demonstrate vague proficiency in using MSWord. Doing challenging programming is hard.
And with the sense of entitlement felt by the modern generations, all they need computers for is to access www.dole-r-us.govt.uk and Facebook.
"Most kids just want a cruisy ICT course to get easy credits"
While this is true, it is also all that is normally offered. At one point back in the late 80's, 7th graders in the USA were learning extensive Basic programming, however that trend seemingly vanished very peculiarly after 9 months.
Kids can learn extremely fast. While I don't think a nationality dictates a child's learning capability, I do think adults of a nationality decide its growth. Once the child is no longer a child, and if given a chance, I do believe they will choose their own desired subjects for learning. Of course due to Vietnam's economy, we could be witnessing the birth of a country with the lowest priced outsourcing the world has ever seen.
Most teachers, school executives and local education authorities - "just want a cruisy ICT course to get easy credits"
Are all the XP discs licenced......... Or not?
Most kids just want a cruisy ICT course to get easy credits: eg. demonstrate vague proficiency in using MSWord. Doing challenging programming is hard.
You can't make such a universal statement - the challenge is to make learning fun. Kids can absorb stuff that interests them at speeds that continue to astound me, whereas boring stuff doesn't sink in. Good teachers know this. Good MS Office teachers are aplenty, but good ICT teachers are thin on the ground.
I have yet to come across a kid that wasn't curious as to what lives inside a box (ANY box :) ), so the simple act of taking a PC apart can get the whole class around you in seconds, especially in an age where everything else now comes as a sealed package.
Are all the XP discs licenced......... Or not?
My employer has a legal OEM copy of XP but it is a rarity.
Most of us just pop down to our local copy shop and order what we need and it is sold on DVS for a whopping VN Dong 40,000 (GBR1.26/USD$1.91) which is a fair rate for software over 10 years old.
Hitachi has, repeatedly, hired complete course graduate students emerging from VN computing courses for a number of years.
Guess that speaks for itself.
Probably not, but who gives a shit? Certainly not me...
I'd imagine MS would prefer the kids use XP rather than Linux.
Call it a loss-leader
That's OK...
The USA is still #1 in:
Sharp Sticks
(Homage to Aliens, hehehehe)
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Actually, I think the Vietnamese showed the US how much better they were with knives and sharp sticks about fifty years ago.
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The USA is still #1 in:
Sharp Sticks
If you're talking about US *schools*, you forgot guns :(
Re: That's OK...
That's just because we were trying that "nation building" thing: We are really bad at that. Nation destroying on the other hand, we are much better at that.
Re: Nation-building
Can't you just film the destruction and play it backwards?
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Yep usually killing 2.5 million of them and losing 60k of you is a win unless of course you are trying to win hearts and minds by killing all their relatives.
Re: That's OK...
As for the "guns" think, Hudson didn't mention "guns", hehehe. But, then, I botched it by throwing in "That's ok... the USA is still #1...", good catch!
And, how right you are about that. I was in Yongsan last year, at the Korea War Memorial. I was somewhat shocked and humored at how efficient, crafty, "devious", and cunning the VC were with their tunnels. Sure, I've seen of them in movies, but the dioramas and plexiglas display models in the Memorial really hit home. My first thoughts were "SO, THIS is how the USA got its ass handed to it on a plate in Vietnam...." It was sobering. Result: napalm, tunnel bombs, and carpet bombing. And, STILL the USA had to retreat.
Fast Forward decades later, and we see that for all the freedoms and freedom of choice we have here, Vietnam is probably producing more QUALITY programmers than many countries.
It would be interesting, though to compare Chinese programmers or teens to the Vietnamese of the same schooling and age ranges. Then, compare Indian programmers. I understand that Indian programmers have HUGE egos. A female dev exposing bugs and flaws in Indian male coders' work can touch off a mild hemispherical war. I wonder how Vietnamese male and female devs in the work place (in any country where male and female Vietnamese devs predominate) play out in offices.
Now, juxtapose that to the US H-1B Visa thing. Decades, ago, the USA was trying to liberate Vietnamese. Nowa, the USA may need Vietnamese to liberate or "survivarate" the USA. Interesting....
Re: That's OK...
Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooood morning, Vietnam!
"If nothing else, this snapshot into the Vietnamese school system shows what can be done despite limited funds."
Don't forget software piracy which as of two weeks ago, the rate was down to 80% compared to 82% in 2011.
Software piracy as a metric?
Um, yeah... Keep up that "what's best for America's megacorporations is what's best for innovation" mantra, sit back on your arse voting for political platforms based on cutting education funding, and watch the whole country slide into irrelevance along with Microsoft, as East Asia takes over the world economy.
Jeeze, is it SO difficult to figure out the connection between education and economic growth?
Re: Software piracy as a metric?
Doesn't the Vietnamese just show that educational funding could be cut and still get better results?
1) You have schools that have campus wide WiFi, laptops and tablets are used as well.
2) High speed Internet access is available and the students have remote access.
The problem is not how much money is spent on education, but how it is spent. You have high schools spending tens of millions of dollars on stadiums. I now of two stadiums for high school use that have costs$60 and $70 million respectively. Obviously the money for education is not being spent wisely.
Re: Software piracy as a metric?
That would be nice idea if it was not for the culture difference. Foot ball is an an easy draw for out side money. Take a look to see how much that money came from out side boosters to build that stadium. Now ask them for money to build a science lab or better library. thos some outside people will tell you to take a hike.
why xp is ubiquitous
Its the same price as Linux.1$ on a cd 2$ on a dvd.
Not so much Windows 7, as the activation is riskier, and, no Vista because even for 1$ nobody wants it.
Also Asian language support in xp is superb, while Linux is just OK.
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Add to that the fact that MSFT closes its eyes and does nothing until it is 90%+. In fact it used to have hired hands handing it out like cocaine laced candy to schoolkids (at least used to - in Eastern Europe).
Once the penetration is @ 95%+ and the GDP is above a threshold where it becomes "interesting" the country president gets a visit from Balmer (used to be Billigatus himself). Pressure is excercised, money is exchanged, piracy is tackled and MSFT collects its "tax".
As Tom Lehrer used to sing:
"He gives the kids free samples,
Because he knows full well
That today's young innocent faces
Will be tomorrow's clientele."
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Gosh - who wouldn't want to go to a high-school that's an adjunct to a profitable sports business, and where meat-headed jocks in roaming rape-squads are above the law. Why wouldn't shy, brainy types flourish in such an environment?
Re: why xp is ubiquitous
Have an up vote for a Tom Lehrer reference
Hot software in VietNam is pure guesswork.
Whomever BIS, or the outfit, is who proclaims so much 'hot' software is running in a country is out to lunch. They don't even know how many computers there are here in VietNam.
Sure the VN government had hot software a few years ago but the they went out and switched to Linux!
Most high school students have factory installed software on their numerous laptops, so where does it get it's numbers from? Guess work. Same goes for Laos and Cambodia, but even more so.
And all those 'call home features' in software are usually neutered by rewriting the HOST file. Cadence includes a call-home procedure but the installation .BAT file adds a line to the .BAT file that dad-ends the attempt to call home.
Asian language support in XP is superb?
That's got to be the most surreal thing I've heard today.
As someone who has had to switch between English, Chinese, Japanese, and Korean on my PC for many years now, I can assure you that Asian language support in XP was only acceptable if you were using the version localised for the specific language you were using. God help you (because Microsoft wasn't going to) if you want to use Chinese on a Japanese version of XP -- or *any* Asian language on a US or EU version.
Windows 7's mostly-complete UNICODE integration is a big step up; but applications (even Office) are still terribly inconsistent, often insisting on using a different language for menus than the desktop for instance. Unsurprisingly, OSX has long been better at multilanguage support -- but so is any modern distribution of Linux (*how* old was the Linux you were referring to, anyway?).
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"who wouldn't want to go to a high-school that's an adjunct to a profitable sports business,"
I just upvoted this so hard.
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As for the boosters providing money; none. The school paid for it, not the boosters. Some of it was financed through bonds. Sooner or later the money needs to be paid back. The money that is earmarked for education should be spent on it and all of the other extracurricular activities should not be paid for from money taxed for education. The boosters can pay for the extracurricular activities. If they cannot, then that just proves a stadium that rivals that of the collegiate level is not required. How many high schools need a stadium that can seat 20,000 plus in attendance?
The fact is, there is too much waste at the schools and their priorities are screwed up. How about one school district that built a new school that cost over $100 million to build and when it was completed didn't have the money to actually open it. While they couldn't open it, it still cost $1 million a year on the district. Why did the school cost over $100 million to build?
"School will be a high-tech academic hub with wireless Internet, a robotics lab, digital smart boards in every classroom and a first-rate performance hall worthy of any "Glee" hopeful." They doesn't even touch all of the amenities of the athletic portion of the school.
That $100 million though is nothing. Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools complex in LA had a price tag of $578 million. "A flat screen TV embedded in a walkway, red velvet seats and a maple basketball floor are just some of the features" "The K-12 complex to house 4,200 students has raised eyebrows across the country as the creme de la creme of "Taj Mahal" schools, $100 million-plus campuses boasting both architectural panache and deluxe amenities." "At RFK, the features include fine art murals and a marble memorial depicting the complex's namesake, a manicured public park, a state-of-the-art swimming pool and preservation of pieces of the original hotel." "The RFK complex follows on the heels of two other LA schools among the nation's costliest — the $377 million Edward R. Roybal Learning Center, which opened in 2008, and the $232 million Visual and Performing Arts High School that debuted in 2009." "The pricey schools have come during a sensitive period for the nation's second-largest school system: Nearly 3,000 teachers have been laid off over the past two years, the academic year and programs have been slashed. The district also faces a $640 million shortfall and some schools persistently rank among the nation's lowest performing." That just proves that their priorities are messed up; get rid of teachers and put the money into buildings that don't influence the education that is provided.
How about another one:
"Newton North High School finally opened in the fall of 2010 on Walnut Street in Newtonville. With a price tag of $197.5 million, it is the most expensive public school ever built in Massachusetts."
Look at private schools; they are much more modest. Public schools are usually $10,500 or less per student. Without spending a dime on education, that $578 million would take 13 years to recover the cost. It will take well over 30 years before the school is paid for. Many private schools that provide a far better education charges around that $10,500. How come they can do what the public sector cannot? The answer is quite simple; a lot less waste. If we want education reform, get rid of the public system and make it private.
Re: Software piracy as a metric?
It will take well over 30 years before the school is paid for. Many private schools that provide a far better education charges around that $10,500. How come they can do what the public sector cannot? The answer is quite simple; a lot less waste. If we want education reform, get rid of the public system and make it private.
Oh fuck off you sad cunt.
How many public schools in the USA are bankrupt because the USA prefers to spend its money on bombs and guns?
The city of Chicago announced on Thursday that it will close 54 schools because they're $1bn in the red.
Education for those who can afford it, huh? The rest can fuck off and join the army I suppose...
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Oh **** *** *** *** ****
If you can't be intelligent, be polite.
Re: Software piracy as a metric?
You fuck off you dopey cunt.
Ever think the public schools are bankrupt because of how THEY spend money? There is so much waste it is beyond belief. They build overpriced schools, have expensive multiple vehicles that runs over $50,000. Sometimes they are used so a group of administrators can go to a conference. I counted no less than 7 of them and they do seat 7. So did 49 people go to a conference? Sure sounds like taking a school bus would have been better rather than the need for all of those vehicles.
I never said education for those that can afford it. I said to end the public school system and make it private. That would stand to reason that the $10,500 that the public school system would be made available to the private school systems. If the private school systems can do it better and cheaper, then why keep throwing money and causing the problem we call a public school system? They have failed and continue to do so.
Using Chicago, really? Everything in Chicago is corrupt. They also have the highest paid teachers of ANY school system in the US. There are many other school systems that have better results at a far lower cost.
If they teachers are making that much, imaging what the administrators make? Putting more money into the school systems that have just failed is not the answer. The people in charge need to go and the easiest way to do that, let the money (the $10,500) follow the kid to whatever school they want. Then and only then will the public school system actually compete to get kids.
Re: why xp is ubiquitous
Tell me about it! Just trying to make Korean work and work CORRECTLY in PCLOS is a royal PITA. Just when I think it is about to work, something, some dep is missing, or it works - -a while, then the system bogs down. But, within W7 in VBox it it "just works". It works fine on an android tablet, which has years younger than Linux distros...
It sorta works, IIRC, in Abi Word. I cannot get the latest KDE-based office suites in unless I upgrade my entire base install, and past experience has told me to not do that unless I buy a new disk and do a fresh install (I don't do system clones; I preserve the last working disk, then start afresh with a new drive -- WHEN I have money...).
Linux, though, advertises that you an install now or later a number of other languages. I do understand that some distros work flawlessly. Unfortunately, I'm hung up on Mandrake/Mandriva's impression upon me, and PCLOS won me over in 2007. Just some nigglling litte text file complication I read about in 2011 being the culprit for PCLOS' Korean language hang-ups.
Anyway, maybe there should be H-1V (Vietnam-originating Developer Instructors) visas in the USA, with the instructors taking shcool.... Umm, school admin and teaching posts. hehehehe....
Re: Asian language support in XP is superb?
I'm using:
Linux 3.2.18-pclos2.pae.bfs (i686)
#1 SMP PREEMPT Thur May 24 05:33:57 CES 2012
But, I've updated apps and libraries along the way, even as recently as a couple of weeks ago. Unfortunately, some apps, basic ones, don't recognize or play well with Korean. Libre Office and Calligra a so KDE-dependent they demand that I fully upgrade KDE to 2013. I'm not ready to do that, since occasionally, and invariably, I end up doing 2-3 reinstalls to restabilize things. I can only afford to do that in absoute emergencies and when I have time and money so I can do a new-disk install and have an emergency fall-back disk.
Even Libre Office won't correctly get started to download, and I have the repos updated. So, I've never seen what LO can do. Given all the spare hard drive space I have, I'm gettting pretty sick of "one-file-to-do-one-thing-well" when that mantra demans updating the entire systems for one frickin' app or suite. I want apps sequestered, sandbagged, isolated, even if I have to pay 1 GB in library files space. If I were better, I could probably link the libs, trick out my system, but that is too much for me to do and then remember months later what I did.
Asian fonts in OO.o work, but then when my systems goes wonky, I have to turn off Korean. Wonky how? Well, the space between English letters doubles in consoles. Some shortcuts I use in English go misbehaving, and rather than play detective for more than 10-20 minutes, I just uninstall or do some limited reversion.
Nature/nurture: fight!
There are a number of issues in play here.
1. Humans are more intelligent than we need them do be. A moderately good education and diet is going to bring the average human up to a potential that is going to make him unhappy for the rest of his life as he knows his potential is far more than than his available work prospects. The world needs ditch-diggers too - far more than those constrained to the role by their intellectual ability.
2. The state of US education is deplorable. Any ordinary kid can read at above "college level" by the third grade with sufficient diet and education.
3. But if we maximize the potential of each young human into entry into adult life we pretty much guarantee they will be unhappy for the rest of their days. That's probably not a good thing as unhappy young people have a tendency to induce radical social change without regard to the consequences more mature folk are aware of.
4. Regardless of the above we also have far more useful people than we actually need to produce the necessary, so we need to find something useful and rewarding for the rest to do. The alternative is to demand they do nothing. To banish useful, creative and energetic people to the fringe of society and starve them for lack of work is to demand they cause trouble. Lots of trouble.
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I agree with a lot of what you say regarding the quality of education in the states but as regarding overeducating, I'm not sure I agree entirely. I understand your point and it may be true for some people but not everyone. My degrees are in biology, chemistry and computing (but sure as hell wasn't any in English lol) but I ended up taking pictures of people for a living. I've used my degrees along the way and had a lot of fun but I have also had some very random jobs that didn't use them, a few of them would be considered 'menial'. I'm honestly just as happy landscaping or being a human forklift truck or taking pictures as I am working in a lab etc. Perhaps that is just a matter of different people judging themselves by different criteria? Theres nothing wrong with judging yourself by your achievements, I think perhaps we just pick different achievements to focus on.
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@Mikel: A well-known author by the name of Aldous Huxley beat you to it by about 80 years.
What you're saying is we need more Deltas because not everyone can be Alphas. I agree with his (and your) point in principle, but I'm not entirely sure I'd want to live in the brave new world Huxley described in his eponymous book. I guess the feelies would be fun though.
The only thing remaining for this world is perfecting Bokanovsky's Process and with genetic technology the way it is, that's gotta be just around the corner by now - if we can overcome the anti-eugenicists...
Coat because I'm sure I left my soma in the pocket...
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No I would disagree. An education isn't purely a utilitarian endeavour.
Ditch diggers with a Biology degree may be unhappy at having to take a menial job but they would still smile whenever they saw nature's code in the colourful bouqet of a meadow full of flowers.
I'd think an unhappiness with life is more of a reflection on how we are trapped in the inequities of modern society. And every time I confront another one, I take solace in the fact that at the very least I'm not a powerless beggar AND blind.
Re: Nature/nurture: fight!
One could assume ditch diggers, or just more in the general population with a degree in biology (or even just a solid base in the sciences) would mean less quack medicine and crystal healing/cure autism/etc. peddlers
Not to mention that just because your main job doesn't involve your degree that you wouldn't ever get to use it. Plenty of hobbies benefit from a degree, be it science or engineering (I did hear tell there are other types of degree, basket weaving etc).
If you value yourself based on your job title its an issue, if you value yourself based on how you act and how you are as a human being \ parent \ husband etc then it may be different.
Re: Nature/nurture: fight!
1. Humans are more intelligent than we need them do be.
No they aren't, but we do need better educated people; educated people fight less and cooperate more.
2. The state of US education is deplorable.
I blame the parents; but they were poorly educated too, soo its a vicious circle.
3. But if we maximize the potential of each young human into entry into adult life we pretty much guarantee they will be unhappy for the rest of their days. That's probably not a good thing as unhappy young people have a tendency to induce radical social change without regard to the consequences more mature folk are aware of.
WTF? Translation = Stupid old people should be able to tell clever young people what to do!
4. Regardless of the above we also have far more useful people than we actually need to produce the necessary, so we need to find something useful and rewarding for the rest to do.
Agreed, but given your statement 3. your solution is likely to be "Soylent Green"!
Re: Nature/nurture: fight!
The state of US education is deplorable.
I watched "The Challenger" on the Beeb this week and I was shocked at the opening scene: Richard Feynman giving a lecture to some Caltech students, Caltech is meant to be one of the foremost Universities in the US and what was he teaching? Newton's laws! Material I was taught at 14 or 15 for O'Level physics, really basic stuff without which I wouldn't expect to even get into a university.
I don't know if this was an accurate representation or the producers having a laugh but anecdotal evidence suggests the former.
Re: Nature/nurture: fight!
"The world needs ditch-diggers too - far more than those constrained to the role by their intellectual ability."
Google "conservation tourism" -- intellectual people often pay to go away and dig ditches for a couple of weeks.
One of the core ideas of early (ie. pre-Soviet) communism was that people would be happier with a bit of variety in their lives than becoming increasingly efficient at a single specific task.
So most of the time, the local doc's in his surgery, but come harvest time, he's out there bailing hay like the best of them. Just like in a traditional community. Hence "communism".
Feynman lecturing on Newton's Laws
Regardless of whether I already knew about Newton's Laws before going into university, I would rather learn those laws from Feynman than anyone else. I'd love to hear his take on them, and how they connect to everything (physics, history, etc.). And you don't get Feynman at most high schools.
Re: Feynman lecturing on Newton's Laws
If you had a Richard Feynman available to present a lecture, don't you think he would be better employed expounding and hopefully clarifying some hard to understand aspect of quantum physics rather than repeating stuff everybody in the theatre should already know?
If I was to go to a Steven Hawkins or Martin Rees lecture, I would be disappointed if they never got beyond KE = ½mv²
Re: Nature/nurture: fight!
Actually Feynman's physics course for undergraduates was the complete opposite of dumbing down. Rather than starting with Newtonian Physics he would first teach freshmen Atomic theory along with statistical mechanics. This would be followed by Quantum theory (including QED). Electromagnetism and Maxwell's field equations would follow, before (I think) Special / General Relativity were taught. Only then would Feynman cover classical mechanics. This proved too challenging for a large number of Caltech undergraduates - and this was the in 60s & 70s when Caltech was attracting the brightest Physics students in the US. The result was that many undergraduates stopped attending the course only to be replaced by graduate students. Lucky graduate students I say. I would have chopped off my right arm to be taught by the guy – an absolute genius and inspirational teacher. He was also a mean bongo player! The guy was one of the all-time science greats and a pioneer in nanotechnology and Quantum computing.
Beer as I would love to buy Feynman one if he were still around......
LOGO got me hooked on programming early. There was nothing more enjoyable than refining a program at home, then making the turtle trace out profanities the next day at school.
Re: LOGO
Aye, there's nothing more satisfying than spelling out the word "Fuck" with Iterated Function Systems. The best part is that you can show them the source code and they still have no idea what it will do without running it.
Re: LOGO
Logo was not the only language in those days. There were others - you could write a decent game in graphfort (in fact some of the commercial games for Apple ][ were written in it).
Re: LOGO
As a parent, if my kid ever did that, I would immediately tell him that he did a great job and then ask him to show me how to get the computer to do it 20 times in a row.
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Town of Tilton Hazard Mitigation Plan Meeting
TILTON — The Tilton Hazard Mitigation Plan Committee has begun the process of updating its 2008 Hazard Mitigation Plan. The committee, which is represented by a variety of local interests, will focus on the natural and man-made hazards that put Tilton at risk as well as the development of recommendations to protect the safety and well being of town residents.
The committee will have its first meeting on November 1 at the Tilton Town Hall starting at 1:30 p.m. Residents of Tilton and representatives from neighboring communities are encouraged to attend and provide input.
For more information call Chief Robert Cormier, Tilton Police Chief and Emergency Management Director at 286-8207 or David Jeffers, Regional Planner, Lakes Region Planning Commission at 279-8171.
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Pub Mania team presents 'A Wildlife Encounter' on Nov. 24
LACONIA — Pub Mania team Bag O'Loot bring's animal education to Laconia as a fundraiser for the Pub Mania event, Children's Auction and Food Pantry. Pub Mania, which raised $165,300 for the Children's Auction last year, is once again working to exceed that number for 2013.
"While we call Pub Mania a 24-hour challenge, it is really much more, not only bringing everyone in the community together to work toward a common goal, but, its people helping people" explains team captain Melissa M Bigler. "We've set the bar quite high for ourselves, and all the teams are stepping-up and getting very creative in their fundraising. Wildlife Encounter will bring an amazing wildlife display to Levitt Park in Laconia and as a wildlife enthusiast; I'm very excited to share fun and educational experience with the community".
In a 45 minute educational show, guests will be introduced to more than six animals, including the Fennec Fox. The session will be followed by a question & answer segment, and will also feature guest exhibitor Christina Hazelton of the Upper Valley Reptile Group. Adoptable animals will be available.
Showtime is 1-3 p.m. on Sunday, November 24, at Levitt Park on Elm Street in Laconia. Admission for adult is $10, and for children 14 and under is $5. A $1 discount applied to admission with donation of one or more non-perishable food item for the local food pantry.
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Pitmans Hosting Lydia Warren Blues Band Friday
LACONIA — The Lydia Warren Blues Band will perform at Pitman's Freight Room on Friday, November 1 at 8 p.m.
Since Lydia Warren's 2001 debut at the ripe old age of 17, she has been turning heads in the blues scene.
The guitarist/singer/songwriter cut her teeth opening for blues and classic rock luminaries B.B. King, Buddy Guy, and Little Feat throughout New England, earning a Boston Music Award nomination and a feature on NBC's Today Show. While touring throughout Lebanon, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Canada, and the United States, Lydia independently released six albums to great acclaim and international airplay. Filled with original songs, her records showcase Chicago blues aesthetics, modern musicality, and soulful rock sensibilities. Lydia also collaborates with Boyd Small (NL), the Brothers & Sisters Blues Tour, The Neurotics, Gracie Curran, and Matt Kelley.
Lydia will be backed by longtime bandmates Warren Grant (drums) and Matt Malikowski (bass). Admission $12, doors open at 7:30 p.m. and Pitman's is a BYOB venue. For more information check www.pitmansfreightroom.com.
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PLYMOUTH — Area residents and visitors to Central New Hampshire can look forward to local artists and businesses rolling out the red carpet on the weekend of November 2 & 3. As a part of New Hampshire Open Doors, ten local artist galleries, studios and local shops will host Open Houses in Plymouth and surrounding towns.
"This is our fourth year to participate in the New Hampshire Open Doors program and we always enjoy meeting new people that have never had the opportunity to take the time to stop in and see what we do here," says Eric Johnson of Eric Johnson's Furniture located on Route 3 in Campton.
Visitors to participating shops and galleries can expect to find a wide variety of treats including hands on demonstrations, refreshments, creative gift ideas, live music, and special sales.
The local participants include: Eric Johnson's Furniture, Campton; Red Barn Studio & Gallery, Campton; Artistic Roots, Plymouth; Hundelrut Studio, Plymouth; Community Clay Center, Plymouth; the Museum of the White Mountains, Plymouth; Ripple Pottery, Rumney; Shanware Pottery, Rumney; Rumney's Country Gifts & Things, Rumney; and Polar Caves Park, Rumney.
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Thus, it is not an exaggeration to describe this as the most important press conference in U.S. history, because it explicitly details, with new facts and more evidence than ever presented in one place at one time, from extensive, highly credible sources, the dangerously extremist nature of President Obama and the true goals of his virulently anti-American, radical leftist administration.
It further reveals how a huge network of U.S.and foreign communist and hard left organizations connected to this President has colluded with radical Islam for decades to oversee the destruction of their mutual enemy: America. Overshadowing all is the malevolent Soros network, and the billions he and others like him are devoting to facilitate this goal.
This information simply must reach the electorate before November.·
Speakers include veteran investigative reporter Trevor Loudon, author of Barack Obama and the Enemies Within; KGB defector Konstantin Preobazhensky, speaking on his report, Communists and Muslims, the Hidden Hand of the KGB; Paul Kengor, author of The Communist, Frank Marshall Davis, The Untold Story of Barack Obama's Mentor; Larry Grathwohl, the only FBI informant to successfully penetrate Bill Ayers' Weather Underground; Rebel Pundit blogger Jeremy Segal; Joel Gilbert, producer of the film, Dreams from My Real Father, a Story of Reds and Deception; and the Clarion Fund's Ryan Mauro, speaking on the Muslim Brotherhood, the War on the New York City Police, and the film, The Third Jihad. Additional contributions were provided in the form of printed reports from former Romanian intelligence chief, Ion Mihai Pacepa, who exposed Lee Harvey Oswald's KGB assassin training; Walid Shoebat, who revealed Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin's ties to the Muslim Brotherhood and Tina Trent who describes the latest radical left agenda supported by George Soros: the prison depopulation movement.·
Kincaid has held a series of National Press Club conferences. Every event breaks new ground in investigative reporting. In March 2009, he launched the "Campaign for Justice for Victims of Weather Underground Terrorism," where he presented evidence that, contrary to their assertions, Obama friends Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn were directly involved in fatal bombings. In October 2010 he focused on Marxism in America. Last spring, the Al-Jazeera in America conference brought to light the radical Islamic propaganda organs of al Jazeera and Iranian Press TV and Vladimir Putin's propaganda channel, Russia Today, now all broadcasting on American television. Last summer's conference, Traitors, Spies, Terrorists Exposed issued a call for the resignation of the malevolent and utterly corrupt Attorney General, Eric Holder, revealing in depth his radical, extra-legal activities on behalf of both the Obama and Clinton administrations.·
In kicking off this conference, Kincaid announced:
"Our July 19 conference fulfills the late Andrew Breitbart's promise to finally 'vet' the president. The diabolical dangers of Marxism and radical Islam must be exposed. It is time for the shocking truth about Obama and his agenda to emerge."·
Truer words were never spoken. Read Kincaid's full conference speech HERE.·
The Pro-Soviet Agent of Influence Who Gave Obama His First Job
First among the conference speakers was the redoubtable Trevor Loudon, author of Barack Obama and the Enemies Within, whose "firsts" in exposing Obama's radicalism are legendary. His Newzeal blog first exposed Obama's communist "Green Jobs Czar" Van Jones, a revelation which led to Jones' resignation.
Trevor also first disclosed that communist and Soviet agent Frank Marshall Davis was Obama's mentor.
This was the "Frank" mentioned 22 times in Obama's contrived autobiography "Dreams from My Father" – a book described by New Yorker editor David Remnick as "mixture of verifiable fact, recollection, recreation, invention and artful shaping." As veteran journalist Jack Cashill has revealed,
Dreams was likely written in whole or part by Bill Ayers. Trevor's revelations are regularly reported by Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Aaron Klein and many others.·
Obama's OtherMentor
While many people now recognize the names of Bill Ayers, Bernardine Dohrn and Frank Marshall Davis as having a profound influence on Obama's life, Loudon presents us with a portrait of another, largely unknown influence: Alice Palmer.·
Palmer and Obama were involved in a group called Progressive Chicago in the early 1990s. When then-state senator Palmer decided to run for Congress to replace resigning Rep. Mel Reynolds, she hired Obama as Chief of Staff, promising him help in obtaining her state senate seat. It was Alice Palmer who launched Obama's political career at the home of Bill Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn. She also put him in the leadership of a campaign organization, Friends of Alice Palmer, along with convicted fraudster Tony Rezko – whose murky relationship with Obama remains the subject of much speculation – and socialists Timuel Black, future Congressman Danny Davis and Betty Willhoite.·
Rep. Davis, you may recall, who now sits on the House Homeland Security Committee, recently accepted an award from the Communist Party USA. Rebel Pundit blogger Jeremy Segal aired a film at the Kincaid conference, showingDavis receiving this reward. Nothing to see here, move along…·
Palmer has been involved in radical leftist activism her entire life. Following is a partial list of her activities:·
- Executive board of the U.S. Peace Council,U.S.subsidiary of the Soviet Communist front World Peace Council
- Member of Communist Party USA spinoff, the Committees of Correspondence for Democracy and Socialism
- Invited toGrenadain 1980 by the government of Prime Minister Maurice Bishop to celebrate the first anniversary of the island's communist revolution. Why?
- Founded the radical Black Press Institute in 1982. This newspaper published the work of prominent black communists. BPI appeared to be a Soviet influence operation and may have been part of a "Black Press" KGB ring allegedly operating in theU.S.according to a Soviet defector
- Led the first contingent of black journalists to visitEast Germany,Czechoslovakiaand theSoviet Unionin 1985
- Elected vice president of the International Organization of Journalists in 1986. IOC was an influential communist front that promoted Soviet propaganda. Palmer worked with "the highest levels of the Soviet propaganda machine…"
- Visited and wrote frequently and glowingly of the Soviet Union, especially regarding their "peace" overtures to the U.S.·
Palmer and Obama parted ways when, after losing in the Congressional primaries, Palmer sought to reclaim her state senate seat. Obama refused to end his campaign, and got Palmer and other Democratic candidates removed from the ballot by challenging the validity of their nominating signatures. Don't forget, Obama established his political bonafides with his work in 1992 for ACORN's Project Vote, and doubtless was already quite familiar with the techniques of vote fraud. How's that for gratitude to friends!
Obama the Communist Mole
Trevor's commentary offers additional insights. He quotes, for example, communist Frank Chapman, who described Obama's 2008 Iowa caucus victory in the communist newspaper People's World:·
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Reliance Industries has decided to issue 1:1 bonus shares on oct 7, 2009. if I buy the stock now will I be eligible for bonus shares or not. what will be the record date: decision date or approval date or GBM date?
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Make sure you buy 3 days before the record date. As that much time is taken for shares to get into your dmat. Record date is not announced yet.Answered by amitkumar arya, 08 Oct '09 09:26 pm
As of now the record date is not known to public / media /. As per regulations anyone possessing the shares of reliance industries before the record date, will be eligible and get the bonus. The same methodology will apply for the isue of bonus. Keep tag of the record date. It is similar to cut off date.Answered by Vasant Sharma, 08 Oct '09 04:54 pm
If you purchase this share before record daTE OR AFTER record dateAnswered by subash chandra, 07 Oct '09 07:56 pm
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Yes, if u buy it now u will get bonus. record date will be annouced in due course of timeAnswered by iqbal seth, 07 Oct '09 06:58 pm
Check the record date for reckoning issue of bonus shares. If you purchase it after the record date, you will not get the bonus.Answered by S. Ramesh, 07 Oct '09 06:42 pm
If one buys any day before the record date,one will be eligible for bonusAnswered by Damodar Biswal, 07 Oct '09 06:29 pm
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FORT WORTH — A rest area on Interstate 35W in Burleson will close Nov. 15, now that a larger, more modern facility has opened in Hill County, officials said Friday.The new Safety Rest Area (SRA) opened Friday about five miles south of Hillsboro, according to the Texas Department of Transportation."The new Hillsboro SRA reflects TxDOT's commitment to completely update the state's rest areas to provide more services and a safer experience for Texas travelers," said Val Lopez, a TxDOT spokesman, in a news release. New rest areas have air-conditioned and heated restrooms, increased parking for cars and commercial vehicles and enhanced security, including surveillance cameras, Lopez said."Now complete, this state-of-the-art installation is expected to become the highest-volume SRA in the state," Lopez said.The old Burleson rest area will be converted to other uses."The Burleson site will be used by local law enforcement and the Department of Public Safety for spot inspections of commercial vehicles," Lopez said.
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Project By: Janie Medley Photos By: Marvelous Things Photography An easy and beautiful way for your guests to find their seating assignments, this escort card display board can be made with brightly colored carnations! Materials Carnations (I used a mix of different shades of pinks – carnations from Fifty Flowers) Picture Frame Foam Board Pearl Pins Duct Tape Easel Step One Place the frame over the foam board Step Two Starting with the sides, cut the board down to the size of the picture frame. Step Three Tape the foam board to the back of the picture frame with duct tape. Step Three (cont). Here's the completed frame! Step Four Cut the stems off the carnations. Step Five Place the frame on the easel and insert the pearl pins through the middle of the carnation head to attach them to the board. The completed board is so colorful and pretty! Step Six Finally, attach the escort cards to the board with a pearl pin.
Project and Photos by Brittni Mehlhoff If you're looking for a simple wedding project that won't break the bank, these watercolor favor boxes are the perfect match. Use them as wedding favor boxes for guest, bridal party gifts, even as holiday packaging for presents wrapped sweetly under the tree. Materials: Kraft box (any size) Scissors Super thick yarn White watercolor Paint brush
How-To:1. Fold the box and prepare watercolors with a few drops of water in a small dish or palette. 2. Write a message with watercolors on the top of the box. 3. Fill with yummy bakery items or other sweet treats. 4. Add a card inside the box to say thanks to guests for coming to your wedding. Or pen a note to your bridal party to tell your bridesmaids how much they mean to you. 5. Close up the box and add a long piece of yarn. Tie it in a bow or add a giant yarn pouf to finish the package. Voila!
Photos By: Mary Swenson A super-affordable (and quite charming) alternative to a large, single centerpiece is a cluster of small containers in the center of your table. For this project, we use plain glass juice glasses, but mini vases and even votive holders can have the same effect. Simply cover the container with decorative paper or fabric, and fill them each with inexpensive flowers, and you've got a pretty centerpiece in no time. Here are some ideas to get you started! Cheesecloth is available in most grocery stores, and is a very budget-friendly fabric that's perfect to use for your wedding - it's white, soft, and gauzy, and looks so pretty wrapped around our glasses! White affords you the ability to pair it with any color or colors, and we thought that cheery yellow and white tulips would be a happy match. Wrap patterned fabric around your vessels and pair it with flowers in a contrasting color for a sophisticated look for your table. Even everyday, grocery-store bought flowers like mums look gorgeous when they're clustered tightly with flowers of a similar hue. If you're using three or more mini-containers, covering each one in a variety of shades from the same color family creates a fabulous look for your table. We kept our flowers white with this arrangement so that our beautiful color palette could take center stage. Scrapbook paper comes in an endless variety of prints and patterns; choose your favorite complimentary sheets and combine them for a funky, modern look. Fill them with flowers that mimic the colors on the paper. These centerpiece containers can do double-duty as favors or even table numbers; here, we covered our glasses in kraft paper and used adhesive letters to spell out the table number.
By: Victoria HudginsThis DIY packaging is a fresh and modern way to present small favors to guests. Fill each cocoon with something fun to keep your guests busy (like these bright and nostalgic finger pops) and something sweet to snack on. Materials: 1/2 craft glue- 1/2 water mixture Large spool of embroidery thread Balloons (1 balloon for every 2 favors) Instructions: 1. Blow up your balloons and tie a length of thread to the end of the balloon. 2. Begin wrapping thread around the balloon, the messier the wrap the better. 3. Once you have a good covering over the entire balloon, dip a brush into the glue mixture and coat the entire balloon. Hang the balloon by its end to dry. Note: You could also use liquid fabric stiffener for this step in the project, just fill a large bowl and completely dip your wrapped balloons in. 4. Once dry, cut the balloon in half at the center width. Each balloon will make two separate cocoon wraps. 5. Gently pop each balloon and pull away from the fabric. Fill your wraps and tie together with a ribbon and simple tag. 6. Rest each favor on a place setting for a creative, modern touch.
Photo By Chelsea FussUsing five varieties of Lilac and a a few stems of springtime Spirea, we created a gathered, musky bouquet that any bride would be happy to sink her nose in for a day. The textured, romantic style is perfect for a modern, traditional or country wedding. You will need: 30 stems of lilac. We used: Korean Lilac (tiny flowers), "Beauty of Moscow (light pink), "Mount Baker" (white), Common Purple Lilac and Wedgewood Blue. 15 stems of spirea string flower clippers ribbon or cloth tape Directions: 1. Condition flowers overnight. Cut the stems and cut a slit upwards in each stem to allow it to drink water. Sit them in lukewarm water in a cool place away from drafts, heat, and fruit and food. 2. Strip most of the leaves off the lilacs. Usually the stems are long so trim them to around 12" each. Make sure there is one stem per large blossom. If there are two stems, trim one off. 3. Make piles of each type and color. 4. Gather 1- 2 stems in your one hand. Add stems at a 45 degree angle. Turn the bouquet to the right each time you add stems. The stems should spiral. For the most part, larger, heavier blooms should sit at the bottom of the bouquet and lighter buds and blossoms should sit near the top. 5. Secure with twine or string. 6. Add a ribbon. We used a patterned cloth tape (usually sold for bookbinding) and simply wrapped it on top of the string. If you use a ribbon, secure with a pin. Tips for working with lilacs: Always give them a clean cut when you bring them home. Cut at an angle, and then cut upwards into the stem, once. Use lukewarm water, lilacs don't like to be shocked by really cold or hot water. If some blooms start to wilt, recut the stems. Keep away from fruit, food, direct sunlight, and drafts. Plan to buy a bit more than you need, a few stems in the bunch will always wilt. Don't be afraid to work with lilac, if you remember these simple tips, it's easy! Photo By Chelsea Fuss
Project & Photos By: Victoria HudginsLooking for a less traditional cake topper for your wedding? These vintage fabric stars will bring a dose of bright charm to your cake or dessert bar. Materials: To make them, you'll need basic star frame(s), mod podge, fabric, and scissors. Small cardboard star frames are available at your local craft store, while larger metal frames can be readily found at thrift stores or at many big box stores. Materials (cont.): Find a fabric that coordinates with your wedding day. Search Etsy for a wide variety of pretty vintage florals or check your local fabric store for vintage replica fabrics. Step One: Cut your fabric to the approximate size of your star and dredge it in a bowl of Modge Podge until completely wet. Place the fabric on top of your mold and use your fingers to gently shape it into form. Let dry overnight. Step Two: Once dry, cut the fabric closer to the frame shape and turn over. Secure any extra fabric in the back with glue. Step Three: Use wood glue to attach a stick to the backside of a large star frame. Many smaller frames come sold with small wooden sticks already attached. Display Tip: Place one large star in your cake for a bold bright touch or scatter smaller stars atop cakes, cupcakes and desserts.
Photos By: Chelsea FussThese sweet and wild green wreaths are perfect for anytime of year (just change out the ribbon to suit the season). They look gorgeous on church doors, bride and groom chairs, or as pew markers. Total cost: $5 per wreath. Materials: Spool wire Floral tape Clippers Greens (about 15 stems per wreath, we used rosemary, bay and boxwood) Ribbon 1. Form a circle (whatever size you need. Remember your wreath will be slightly bigger than the form) with the spool wire and double it over several times. 2. Cover the circle in floral tape. 3. Cut small pieces of greens and, take excess leaves off about an inch of the bottom stem. 4. Secure each piece with wire. 5. Make sure you overlap the stems to cover any wires or mechanics. You may need to fill in with a few extra pieces. 6. You can make these up to a week ahead of time. Spray daily with water and keep in a cool, dark place. 7. Hang with ribbon and afterwards send them home with special guests. Add this natural touch to your big day - and have fun! Photos By: Chelsea Fuss
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This Chilean classic, called pastel del choclo , contains a bit of everything: chicken , ground beef, hard-boiled eggs, olives and raisins, topped with a basil-flecked corn puree.
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- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 2 tablespoon(s) vegetable oil
- 1 small onion, finely chopped
- 1/2 pound(s) lean ground beef
- 1 clove(s) garlic, minced
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) ground cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon(s) hot paprika
- 5 cup(s) fresh corn kernels
- 1 cup(s) chopped basil leaves
- 4 large hard-cooked eggs, peeled and halved lengthwise
- 1/2 cup(s) pitted kalamata olives
- 1/2 cup(s) raisins
- 1. Preheat the oven to 400°. On a large rimmed baking sheet, season the chicken with salt and pepper. Roast on the top shelf of the oven for 25 minutes, until the skin is golden and crisp and the meat is cooked through. Transfer the chicken to a platter. Increase the oven temperature to 450°.
- 2. Meanwhile, in a medium skillet, heat the oil. Add the onion and cook over moderately high heat until softened, about 3 minutes. Add the beef, garlic, cumin and paprika and cook, breaking up the meat with a wooden spoon, until no pink remains, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper.
- 3. In a food processor, puree the corn with the basil. Scrape the puree into a large saucepan and cook over high heat, stirring, until thickened, about 4 minutes. Season the puree with salt.
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