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Silverlight TV Episode 3: Multi-Touch 101 with Silverlight
- Posted: Jan 20, 2010 at 10:16AM
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here is a quick post to the SL3 code we used from Tim Heuer
this code converts easily to SL4 also here is a quick post more about the UX concepts used in multitouch
also the simon demo that includes multitouch (will have an SL4 version at MIX) that Davide Zordan and I worked on.
No complaints but what happend to one episode every 2 weeks ? Thats 3 this week alone
I think its an issue with getting it up and running but that is a question for John
CKurt - The first week we are running a blitz of 3 episodes, then we are going to a weekly schedule up to Mix. We may have bonus shows occasionaly if there are announcements or something timely.
We just wanted to kick things off with a bang before switching to weekly.
Agreed! You need to calm down! We have enough on our plates with all of the 2010 releases and Cloud computing! More SL coding and less SL watching But, thanks though!
Great stuff guys, especially enjoyed no 3 as I am currently attempting to improve the touch experience on my current site (FromTheMalverns.com).
Would it be possible to include some additional metatdata in the TITLE field of the downloads? (In a similar fasion to the MIX and PDC downloads). - This gets really useful when you pull the TITLE field into directorys full of videos in Explorer.
Ian2 - Glad you enjoyed the show. What informaiton would you suggest we add to the title? We can certainly make changes for the better
I was just thinking of a nice title EG:
FileName : SLTV3LearnMultiTouch_2MB_ch9.wmv
Title: : Silverlight TV Episode 3: Multi-Touch 101 with Silverlight
No biggy - but at the moment I have the title as the first item in my explorer window in my Silverlight videos directory - this works great for the ones I downloaded from PDC and Mix - but the titles for Silverlight TV don't exist so I get a blank space.
So to recap the filenames are great as they are, but if possible an entry in the metadata "title" field would be great,.
Will this work on silverlight mobile?
Can you please share more details on that hardware that supports up to 7 touch points? I am really interested. I find devices with only two touch point very limiting for development and testing.
I think we have to wait until after MIX to talk about Multitouch, Silverlight and Mobile 7
For the most part 2 touch points is all you need in most cases with one user. Even when you use multitouch systems like Surface that supports lots of touch points (surface for example supports way more then '6') In any case, theoretically HP touch smarts do 4 but all the drivers we keep get crap out at anything over 2 touch points. You might try something like this: (http://multi-touch-screen.com/product.html) but for dev purposes there are lots of dual touch point tablets, monitors and devices this year. (http://www.multitouchtabletpc.com/ )
a couple more great multitouch hardware links: http://multi-touch-screen.com/ and http://www.elektrosil.com/produkte/touchsysteme/real-multipoint-touch/
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TRUCKEE, Calif. - Will Rogers, noted American humorist, once said, "Don't gamble; take all of your savings and buy some good stock and hold it till it goes up, then sell it. If it don't go up, don't buy it."Now there's some great advice, and so simple - "if it don't go up don't buy it" - all investors have to do is not buy any stocks that don't go up. Seriously, what makes a stock go up? In simple terms, it all boils down to cash flow. When you buy a stock, you have a claim on future cash flows. If you buy stock in a company that has strong cash flows in the future, you'll probably do pretty well. So how can you project future cash flows?One way is to look at where demand will be in the future. It can be very difficult to predict trends in fashion and consumer products, but some areas are a little simpler. There are supposed to be about 9 billion people on this planet by 2050. Demands for staples like food and energy should be very strong.Changes in the way we consume energy are inevitable. Fossil fuels are a finite resource that will be depleted at some point. Oil prices, and subsequently, gasoline prices, can be volatile and subject to rapid price spikes due to unforeseen geopolitical events like unrest in the Middle East. Oil could spike and remain elevated for an extended period.Natural gas usage should increase, it is very clean burning and the US has a supply that could last about 200 years. The main issue with natural gas right now is in the extraction process, known as hydraulic fracturing, or "fracking." The fluids used in the fracking process can pollute groundwater.According to a recent article in Barron's, China is projected to use four times as much natural gas by 2035 as it did in 2011. The country is having serious problems with air pollution right now. Japan and India are also shopping for new supplies of natural gas. Natural gas producers in Australia are especially well positioned to meet the growing demand from Asia. The US has the potential to become an exporter of natural gas, but we are behind the Australians by several years in developing the fields and the export facilities.Investors today can easily add energy to their long-term investment portfolio by using ETFs that are based on gasoline, oil or natural gas and by looking at the producers of those products. Remember - try not to buy the ones that "don't go up," like Will Rogers said.Kenneth Roberts is a Truckee based Registered Investment Advisor. Information on his money management service can be found at his blog at www.sellacalloption.com or by calling 775-657-8065. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Consult your financial adviser before purchasing any security.
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"Booth babe" Ava will greet visitors to Texas Instruments' exhibit at CES this week
Some visitors to Texas Instruments' exhibit at the Consumer Electronics Show, which starts today in Las Vegas, will be greeted and guided around by Ava.
Ava is a robot — developed by iRobot using TI components.
Ava has been in public before, but this is the first time she will participate in a major TI event, TI officials said. iRobot, based near Boston, showed off Ava at the previous two CES shows.
The "booth babe" — dubbed by some Dallas-based TI employees for her role at CES — can recognize pre-registered faces and speak various greetings and messages. Using a touch-screen built into the robot, a visitor can choose a short, medium or long tour with her. Ava then will stop at any TI demonstration and talk about it.
Read my story, published yesterday, for more details about TI's presence at CES this week.


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TAHOE/TRUCKEE, Calif. — Following the success of last year's inaugural educational film festival, Tahoe Truckee Unified School District (TTUSD) announces the return of the festival for 2012 during the month of April. Each Monday, starting April 9, a different educational movie will be screened in the North Tahoe High School auditorium in Tahoe City 6 to 7:30 p.m.
Films to be shown
"TEACH: The Movie." From director Davis Guggenheim, this 35-minute documentary chronicles the first year experiences of public school teachers in the Los Angeles Unified School District. The film follows four newbies, illustrating how they handle the pressure and stress of their first year in the classroom, all the while retaining the idealism and passion that led them to the profession. (April 9)
"Two Million Minutes: The 21st Century Solution." For 25 years, report after report has shown American students are falling further and further behind the rest of the world intellectually. As the American public school system fails to adapt to this century, schools in China and India produce four times the number of high school graduates as the U.S. and educate these students to a much higher level. Note: this is one of several films from the Two Million Minutes film series and is a different film from last year's screening. (April 16)
"A Right Denied: The Critical Need for Genuine School Reform." Education reformer Whitney Tilson argues the United States faces twin achievement gaps as it increasingly falls behind its economic competitors and a wide academic gap persists between low-income, minority students and their more affluent peers. (April 23)
"The Lottery." This film documents the inequitable access for all children to high caliber public schools and the usage of a lottery for access into high functioning charter schools. The Wall Street Journal calls the film "…an explosive new documentary about the battle over the future of public education." (April 30)
All four films cover a range of themes and issues facing public education, including inequity in the quality of schools throughout the U.S., the negatives in the "No Child Left Behind" Act, high stakes testing, the caliber of education in other nations such as China in comparison to the United States, and access for minority and low income students to high quality schools.
Immediately following each movie, a panel or round table conversation with the audience will take place to discuss the various themes of each film for 15 to 30 minutes. While the panels will vary from week to week, the intention is to include a parent, a high school student, a community member, a teacher and an administrator.
"The purpose of holding this film festival is to share information and allow for discussion on the diverse aspects of public education," said Teresa Rensch, North Tahoe School principal and moderator for the event. "It follows the objective of the filmmakers — to encourage dialogue around important and thought-provoking issues facing the public education system today and into the future," she added.
For more information visit www.ttusd.org/nts (see "Latest News") or phone the school directly at 530-581-7050.
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Lt. Governor Brown Kicks Off Apprenticeship Maryland Action Summit at Towson University
Maryland Department of Labor promotes partnerships to support apprenticeship opportunities and other workforce programs
TOWSON, MD (June 1, 2011) Earlier today, Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown kicked off the first Apprenticeship Maryland Action Summit at Towson University. Over 200 employers, jobseekers and Marylanders interested in apprenticeship opportunities attended the forum, which was organized by the Maryland Department of Labor. Nearly 3,200 Maryland employers participate in 314 apprenticeship programs across the state, employing more than 8,500 apprentices. The building trades make up more than 80 percent of the apprenticeships in Maryland.
Apprenticeships are win-win opportunities for jobseekers and employers, said Lt. Governor Brown. Governor OMalley and I are committed to creating high-quality jobs that will drive Marylands innovation economy, and connecting hard-working Marylanders with employers through apprenticeships is an important part of our efforts.
Apprenticeships open the doors for more Marylanders to learn while they earn and provide employers with talented, ambitious workers, said Maryland Labor Secretary Alexander M. Sanchez. While the majority party in the U.S. House of Representatives aims to dismantle proven workforce training programs, Marylands leaders are bringing businesses, labor leaders and workers together to promote important initiatives that provide more people with the skills necessary to compete.
Apprenticeships provide employers with unique opportunities to develop the skills of their workforce and increase employee retention, while offering workers the chance to learn while they earn. The Apprenticeship Maryland initiative aims to build greater awareness of apprenticeship opportunities among jobseekers and employers and foster the necessary partnerships to expand skills training through apprenticeship programs.
The forum included five breakout sessions, including discussions on how to align P-12 education with apprenticeship programs, expand higher education and apprenticeship partnerships, develop apprenticeships for non-traditional occupations, align the workforce system with apprenticeship programs, and meet the needs of traditional apprenticeship programs. Following the breakout sessions, Secretary Sanchez moderated a report out session and urged participants especially employers to identify creative solutions that promote and expand apprenticeship opportunities.
The recent federal budget compromise will impact many existing workforce development initiatives supported by the Maryland Department of Labor, including apprenticeship and training, and will require DLLRs Division of Workforce Development and Adult Learning to do more with less. The continuing resolution reduces state discretionary funding for workforce development by nearly 70 percent. Because of Governor Martin OMalleys advocacy and leadership from Marylands congressional delegation, the state did protect federal funding to keep all 35 of the states One Stop Employment Centers open.
Despite draconian budget actions championed by the majority leaders in the U.S. House of Representatives that attacked workforce training at a time when more Americans need it than ever before, Maryland has a proven track record of protecting progress with a more focused and more efficient government. Since taking office, the OMalley-Brown administration has cut $6.8 billion from state government and eliminated 5,300 positions. During that time, Maryland has built the nations top public school system (three years running), reduced violent crime to the lowest levels since the 1970s and developed a national model for government efficiency.
Apprenticeship Maryland supports the Skills2Compete Maryland initiative a collaborative effort to expand skills training and continuing education by 20 percent by 2012 which is led by Lt. Governor Brown and Secretary Sanchez and administered by the Governors Workforce Investment Board, a division of DLLR.
The Maryland Department of Labor will continue to partner with public and private sector organizations, as well as the labor community, to promote apprenticeship opportunities. In fact, the Apprenticeship Maryland initiative is supported in part through an interagency partnership with the Towson University Division of Economic and Community Outreach.
The Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation protects and empowers Marylanders by safeguarding workers, protecting consumers, providing a safety net and cultivating a thriving workforce that can meet the demands of Marylands dynamic economy. Follow DLLR on Twitter (@MD_DLLR) and Facebook.


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Anti-littering campaign
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Around 200 volunteers joined the anti-littering activities, of which 65 were children from the Orphan School, the Children Cultural Center and the Phongsai District. Donations from UNV volunteers, CESVI, Free the Bears and World Vision Organizations were handed over to the children. More than 40 children had the opportunity to play Recycling Relay Games and 25 joined the poster Drawing Contest.
Besides these activities, children and volunteers from different organizations facilitated the selling of the Orphan School Handicrafts. Citizens and tourists were involved in the Decomposing Game and Collection of Rubbish Activities. This campaign will be followed up by a radio awareness campaign and training in schools. The ten UNV volunteers also donated clothes to the Orphan School and trash bins for the district.


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INCLINE VILLAGE, Nev. — The last big weekend of the summer is this weekend and now is the time to get out there and enjoy Tahoe like a tourist. Goodbye summer friends.
The end of summer parties will soon give way to the pray for snow parties. I think Heather Bacon at the Biltmore already has one scheduled and let's hope snow will come early and often.
And with winter coming, everyone is getting into new activities. For all locals who are from Minnesota, a Minnesota Club is forming. If you are from Minnesota and want information, contact Jane Barnhart at 775-657-0113 or email email@example.com.
Mark Twain brought the house down at the Rec. Center on Monday evening. Great to have old Twain out there at some new venues. Remember other fall things, like co-ed indoor soccer league, youth swim lessons and more all begin in September at the Rec. Center.
Don't forget Saturday, Sept. 8, at the Tahoe Regional Park is the Dog Day in the Park event. It includes a raffle and you do not have to be present to win one of the great prizes. For information call Pam at 530-546-4770 or email dogdayinthepark.tahoe@gmail.
And of course Incline's favorite event for dog owners, is the Dog Days of Fall, on Saturday, Sept. 22 at the Burnt Cedar Pool. Don't worry, the pool closes for the season on Tuesday, Sept. 4, so swimmers will only be four-legged and this is a great event to watch even if you don't have a dog. It really is the most fun event in the village.
Looks like the hole-in-one group continues to collect at the Mountain golf Course. Celebrating the great event: Forrest Dodge had one on Hole #6 on July 27; Richard Benedict on #15 on Aug. 15; Veronica Devenish on #3 on Aug. 25 and Marliese Baltimore on #3 on Aug. 27. Congratulations!
Bowling news features the first tournament of the season on Sept. 15 at Silver Strikes Lane in Gardnerville. It is a 9-pin No Tap and everyone is invited to take part as they are raising funds for the Bowlers to Veterans link. The event is chaired by Ronnie Rector.
It is August and I know Paul Reynolds' birthday is this month, just don't know when, so let's wish him a Happy Birthday. Other birthdays to celebrate: Patricia Aiello on Aug. 31; Gene Brockman on Sept. 1; Lisa Severian Donahue on Sept. 2 and Darel Barlow on Sept. 3. Happy Birthday.
For deals and steals this week head to Crosby's on Tuesday to enjoy sloppy joes and fries. This is a real steal for only $6.99.
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Who's who in 'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire'
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"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" opens in theaters Nov. 22. Take a look at who's playing who in the sequel.
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on December 6, 2012 - 12:15 AM
, updated December 6, 2012 at 7:13 AM
A charge against a veteran Niagara Falls police officer accused of attacking a woman at a Darien Lake concert last summer has been upgraded from harassment to assault.
Kelly Alcorn, 47, of Grand Island, was arraigned Wednesday in Darien Town Court on a misdemeanor third-degree assault count and has been suspended from her job because of the more serious charge, authorities said.
She pleaded not guilty in court to the higher charge and was released on her own recognizance. She is scheduled to return to court Feb. 26.
Her attorney, Norman Effman, told The Buffalo News that the Genesee County District Attorney's Office had offered a plea deal, which Alcorn rejected.
Although Alcorn is now charged with misdemeanor assault, he said that prosecutors told him they intend to take the case to a grand jury and pursue a felony charge.
If convicted of a felony, Alcorn automatically would lose her job.
"Her job is in jeopardy even as a misdemeanor," Effman said.
"The next step is up to the prosecutor."
Should the case go to a grand jury, her lawyer said, Alcorn would be contacted and given the opportunity to testify, in private, before the grand jury.
"A grand jury can indict on what the district attorney is requesting, which may be a felony, or it can continue as a misdemeanor, or after hearing the evidence, it can decide that there is insufficient evidence to indict," Effman said.
Alcorn is accused of striking a woman during a sold-out country music concert Aug. 25 at Darien Lake.
Prosecutors upgraded the charge based on the allegations of Elizabeth Dake, of Farmington, who told authorities – and wrote to The News – that Alcorn attacked her in an unprovoked, brutal and merciless way, which resulted in a concussion and bruises all over her body.
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So, the wise man built his house upon the rock but I'm pretty sure it wasn't too far from the beach because, well, come on. I bet he had a fabulous view.
If it's not too too crazy hot, we're going to the Drive-In tonight to see The Zookeeper. I have never taken the kids, so, if you're experienced at that. I'd love your advice!
I've been a busy bee writing away at Strollerderby, finding my groove...
Lots of excitement over the weekend, I reported on the Mom Kicked Out of American Girl Store for Breastfeeding in Public and the follow up, with American Girl's reponse, "Inappropriate" or "Nature's Way?" Despite the Law, the Breastfeeding in Public Debate Continues; American Girl Responds.
The sad, Mom Charged in Death of Child Hit By Car While Crossing the Street
The what?, Boy Lifts Shirt at World Cup: Is He The Next Web Sensation?
Oh, and here are some WINNERS!
- Michelle from Undeserving and yet.. Overblessed can watch for some fun treats in the mail from me (sponsored by me) inspired by Hallmark's Life is a Special Occasion campaign
- Blue Sky Home Series prize package goes to Heather of Live Your Love Outloud!
- The Nursing Bra Express giveaway of the Majamas Easy Bra winner is.... Kate! of Une Vie Chic
- The awesome Tom & Drew tee goes to Heather from Pages By Heather
- The lovely, for-a-good-cause cards from Posh Peacock are on their way to Joanna from Keeping Feet
- And last but definitely not least, the winner of an iComfort Sleep System by Serta is Deb from Mom of 3 Girls!!!
I'll be in touch with all the winners today- if you don't hear from me please send me an email!


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10 foods you shouldn't feed your kids
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Here are 10 things that you should not feed your kids.
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At this point in time, there is no shortage of 2011 NFL mock drafts out there. The draft pundits have kept them coming for months now, and just about every NFL junkie with access to the Internet has joined in the fun.
I too have tried my hand at mocking the draft, and I have long since lost count of exactly how many I've done over the last five months or so. They've all been different, and I suspect that they will all be equally wrong come draft day. Either way, with the actual 2011 NFL Draft looming a couple days from now, I am ready to mock the draft one last time.
As always, the first thing on my mind is who will go No. 1 overall to the Carolina Panthers. And as you can see, I settled on Cam Newton once again. He's not the best player, but I do think he's the best fit.
Outside of the No. 1 pick, I'm of the opinion that the most interesting storyline in this year's draft is what's going to happen with the two best wide receivers. Georgia's A.J. Green is a surefire top five pick, and Alabama's Julio Jones could go just behind him. But then again, I for one see a number of scenarios where Jones drops out of the top 10.
Of course, it's not all about offense. This year's class is fair teeming with stud defensive players, and trying to find out where they'll go is always good for a headache.
Because I'm not a fan of headaches, let's go ahead and get this bugger out of the way. I'm going to go through each of my first round picks in exhaustive detail, which should help explain some of my apparent lunacy. If you can dig that, all you have to do is keep it here and wait for updates.
1. Carolina Panthers: Cam Newton, QB
|17. New England Patriots: Cameron Jordan, DE
18. San Diego Chargers: Muhammad Wilkerson, DE
19. New York Giants: Anthony Castonzo, OT
20. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Adrian Clayborn, DE
|5. Arizona Cardinals: Blaine Gabbert, QB
6. Cleveland Browns: Da'Quan Bowers, DE
7. San Francisco 49ers: Patrick Peterson, CB
8. Tennessee Titans: Nick Fairley, DT
|21. Kansas City Chiefs: Akeem Ayers, OLB
22. Indianapolis Colts: Nate Solder, OT
23. Philadelphia Eagles: Jimmy Smith, CB
24. New Orleans Saints: Brooks Reed, OLB
|9. Dallas Cowboys: Tyron Smith, OT
10. Washington Redskins: Julio Jones, WR
11. Houston Texans: Prince Amukamara, CB
12. Minnesota Vikings: Robert Quinn, DE
|25. Seattle Seahawks: Jake Locker, QB
26. Baltimore Ravens: Mike Pouncey, OG
27. Atlanta Falcons: Ryan Kerrigan, DE
28. New England Patriots: Justin Houston, OLB
|13. Detroit Lions: Aldon Smith, OLB
14. St. Louis Rams: Corey Liuget, DT
15. Miami Dolphins: Mark Ingram, RB
16. Jacksonville Jaguars: J.J. Watt, DE
|29. Chicago Bears: Gabe Carimi, OT
30. New York Jets: Phil Taylor, DT
31. Pittsburgh Steelers: Aaron Williams, CB
32. Green Bay Packers: Derek Sherrod, OT


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Free food allergy event plus new kids picture book on food allergies
About 1 in 13 children in America has a food allergy, according to a study published in Pediatrics in June. That's around 6 million kids. Protecting these kids is a year-round necessity, but the job can get more challenging around the holidays when food seems to be everywhere. So mark your calendar for a FREE event for parents and teachers in the Dallas area who want to keep their kids safe. Co-sponsored by Jewish Family Service and Dallas Allergy and Immunology, it will feature medical doctors and mental-health clinicians who focus on allergies and children and be held Monday, Dec. 5 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Jewish Family Service at 5402 Arapaho Rd., Dallas. Speakers from Dallas Allergy and Immunology, include Stacy K. Silvers, M.D., Robert W. Sugerman, M.D., and Richard L. Wasserman, M.D., PhD. To RSVP or for more information, contact Malkie Schick at firstname.lastname@example.com or 972.437.9950.
For my story on protecting kids with food allergies, and additional programs at National Jewish Health in Denver, Co. and the Food Allergy Center at Children's Medical Center and UT Southwestern Medical Center, click here.
Also of interest for kids learning about food allergies — a new picture book called The Princess and the Peanut (Wild Indigo, $15.95). Written by Sue Ganz-Schmitt, who wrote the helpful Even Superheroes Get Diabetes, it portrays a princess with an allergy to peanuts. What I like about it is that it doesn't focus on an allergy as a handicap, just on something that needs to be handled in a positive way. Plus, it includes resources and easy to read information for adults and kids.


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WAILUKU - Although a Lahaina man didn't plan a burglary where an automated teller machine was removed from a Kaanapali business, it couldn't have been carried out without him, a judge said.
"You see thefts. You see shopliftings. You see people trying to run out of a store with a 12-pack or a bottle," 2nd Circuit Judge Richard Bissen said during sentencing Friday for Jose Rodriguez Juarez. "You go and take the whole ATM. That's pretty bold."
Bissen said "there's no question" that the person who planned the robbery was Michael Aguilar, 34, who was sentenced last year to a 10-year prison term.
"The defendant's role in this clearly was that of accomplice," Bissen said, referring to Juarez. "There's no way Mr. Aguilar could have completed this crime without the defendant."
With the prosecution not opposing the request and the probation department supporting it, Juarez was given a chance to keep convictions off his record if he follows court requirements for the next five years. He was given credit for more than six months he had spent in jail.
Juarez, 24, had pleaded no contest to a reduced charge of second-degree criminal property damage, as well as other charges of third-degree criminal property damage and second-degree criminal property damage, in connection with the burglary at 2:05 a.m. Aug. 13 at CJ's Deli & Diner in Kaanapali.
Surveillance video showed two men working together and using a light metallic-colored Cadillac Escalade in the burglary. One man, later identified as Aguilar, was seen prying open the bottom of a glass pane on a door of the deli while the other man parked the car in front, according to court records.
Aguilar crawled through the opening into the business and took a cash register drawer containing $300 from under the counter before entering an office and trying to open a safe, court records show.
Aguilar carried the cash register drawer to the vehicle before again entering the business and pushing and pulling the ATM until it dislodged from its anchor bolts.
Aguilar was seen opening the double doors of the business and directing the driver of the vehicle as it reversed up against the curb. The two men carried the ATM, containing $3,200, into the vehicle.
After driving to Honolua Bay, Aguilar pried open the ATM, giving Juarez about $300, he later told police.
"We have a young man who appears to be extremely inebriated on the day of the offense, is struggling with other controlled substance issues, is obviously in need of money and falls under the influence of an older, seemingly seasoned criminal who proposes this act," said Juarez's attorney, Chris Dunn. "He essentially goes along for the ride, lifts something heavy.
"Given his physical stature, he's there for one purpose - and that's to lift a heavy thing."
Since being released from jail about two months ago, Juarez has been working full time, Dunn said.
Deputy Prosecutor Terence Herndon asked the judge to follow the plea agreement recommending no additional jail for Juarez. "We believe this is a fair agreement," Herndon said.
Bissen said he wasn't ordering Juarez to perform community service so he could work extra hours to help repay $1,300 in restitution that was ordered. Juarez is to repay the money along with Aguilar.
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Doctor Who Motivational Posters
You know the idea. You take a picture and then caption it. Like so...
I will have to keep an eye out for that TARDIS console in the Thunderbirds.
It's in the episode Lord Parker's 'Oliday.
in fact i might have found it here.
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on 17 June 2015
The latest episode of The New York Times' "Robotica" video series explores the science and philosophy behind creating the world's first sentient, animatronic sex doll. Matt McMullen—whose company Abyss Creations has already sold thousands of silicon sex dolls—is using robotics, artificial intelligence and virtual reality to allow his RealBotix dolls to blink, speak and, one day, think like real humans. His ultimate goal is to develop a doll that can transcend physical pleasure and engage people on an emotional level that rivals love. Watch the full video on the New York Times.
Reykjavík Turns Off Street Lights for the Aurora Borealis
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Usually people have to travel far from cities to escape light pollution and see the Aurora Borealis clearly, but this week, the city of Reykjavík switched off and dimmed street lights for one hour so city-dwellers could enjoy the beautiful phenomenon. Many buildings followed suit, turning off lights inside. This week's Northern Lights were predicted to be especially stunning, which is why the decision was made, with locals' and visitors' Instagram images proving just that. Read more at Mashable.
Repurposing the Old Mills of Pawtucket, Rhode Island
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Thanks to a major boom back during the Industrial Revolution, Rhode Island has dozens of magnificent old mills—many of which have long been abandoned. While nine of those mills have been redeveloped as residential spaces, eight have been repurposed as studio spaces for artists and small businesses. And while the converted mills don't employ nearly the same number of people as they did back when they were the epicenter of manufacturing, according to the NY Times, those working there now have added about $1 million in tax revenue to the state. Pawtucket is becoming an artist haven and, in turn, the artists are giving back in a multitude of ways.
HighSnobiety's Gin Guide
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"Gin" is translated from the Dutch "jenever" and sometimes takes a backseat to whisky when it comes to education and tasting. But HighSnobiety is breaking it all down for readers—from defining the spirit, to essential ingredients and elements, distilling, and all the different types. For rookies, it's a great lesson and for experts, it's a good way to brush up and maybe find some new brands to try. Read more at HighSnobiety.
Battling for the Position of Arbiter of Style
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Bloggers have changed the fashion industry, gaining influence and altering the way style filters down through consumers. A thoughtful new piece from Quartz addresses recent slights from both fashion industry editors and the luxury retailer Neiman Marcus regarding the importance—or, in their opinion, negative impact—of opening the doors of fashion to those without a long-standing platform. On one end, the statements reflect the continued struggle for influence in the sphere while the other end makes note of department stores inability to keep up with the instantaneous nature of bloggers. Either way, it looks like the older institutions must continue to adapt because likes, regrams and shares seem to stipulate a more democratic future.
NASA's Free Retro Mars Posters
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NASA has taken a retro approach to promotion for its Journey to Mars program, and the results are enough to encourage you to sign up. Half recruitment posters, half travel advertising, the designs have an endearing, nostalgic vibe. Between NASA and Elon Musk, heading to Mars—once again—is at the forefront of our collective consciousness. You can download them all at mars.nasa.gov.
Solo Radio Matches Music to Your Mood
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After reading your facial expressions, Solo Radio chooses music to play to match your mood. The device takes a photo of your face and then sends it to Microsoft, whose program analyzes it. Next, "Solo translates this information into a valence rating, and uses Spotify to play a track with corresponding valence ratings, therefore matching your mood." The endearing device even changes its own expression to match yours—since misery loves company. Read more at It's Nice That.
Unlike Trump's Wall, Tecate Wants One Made of Beer
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In time for the first debate and 41 days until the election, Tecate released a clever TV spot that's funny, but political. The commercial proposes a wall between Mexico and the United States, but unlike Trump's proposed wall, this one would encourage bringing people together for a beer. It was appropriately shot outside Tecate, Mexico—a boarder town; and in the true spirit of togetherness, the Mexican brand hired US agency Saatchi & Saatchi. While being clever advertising, it's also a thoughtful take and an important one in this political climate. Read more on AdWeek.
Casper's Insomnobot-3000 Will Text You When You Can't Sleep
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Casper wants to make us all sleep better with the help of their mattresses and linens, but evidently they understand that sometimes it's impossible to snooze—so they built Insomnobot-3000. The chatbot will keep you entertained while you can't sleep, texting with you in a similar way that you can presently converse with Siri. While more screen time is definitely not the best way to battle insomnia, it's a cute marketing tool for Casper. Text to 844-823-5621 to start your conversation.
Hangover-Free Alcohol
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Created by Professor David Nutt, a synthetic alcohol called 'alcosynth' might be the solution to your hangovers. The professor and former government drugs advisor says alcosynth "mimics the positive effects of alcohol but doesn't cause a dry mouth, nausea and a throbbing head." He hopes that regular booze will be fazed out and replaced by his magic drink by 2050. Interestingly, the effects would max out at five or so drinks, meaning (in theory) people would never feel "too" drunk. While that is certainly good news for health and safety, it will be interesting to see if that really is what all drinkers want. Read more at The Independent.
Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture
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Though the museum was originally proposed a century ago, Washington DC's Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture finally opened its doors this past weekend. Telling important stories about black people, issues and culture, the museum has some 36,000 artifacts on display. We're most excited about items that represent some of the first black astronauts—for example, NASA Administrator Charles Bolden donated his flight suit and other pieces, just another facet that's helping to tell a fuller, more accurate and inclusive version of America's history. Learn more on their website or plan a visit.
Snapchat's Video-Enabled Sunglasses
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While Google Glass didn't take off, Snapchat evidently thinks there's still something in tech specs as they have announced their video-enabled sunglasses: Spectacles. Created to upload video to the "memories" section of Snapchat directly, the sunglasses are Bluetooth- and WiFi-enabled and "capture the human perspective with a 115 degree field of view." The glasses will be available in three colorways. Read more at the Snap blog.
How Early Humans Migrated From Africa
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Three recently published papers suggest that "modern non-Africans originate from a single out-of-Africa migration." This is believed because the three studies analyzed genomes from 787 people who come from over 270 populations all over the world—and the similarities across the board mean that there was probably a single exit from Africa. Fascinatingly, it's believed that our ancestors began splitting up into separate groups some 200,000 years ago—relatively a blip on the radar, considering the Earth is 4.5+ billion years old. Read more at New Scientist.
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The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) is used nationally and internationally to provide standardized criteria for clinical and research use. Release of DSM-5 marks the first major revision to the classification of and diagnostic criteria for mental disorders since DSM-IV was released in 1994.
The focus of this master workshop is to educate clinicians and researchers on the major changes from DSM-IV to DSM-5, including diagnosis-specific changes (e.g., criteria revisions) as well as broader, manual-wide changes (e.g., revised chapter ordering, use of dimensional assessments, integration of neuroscience and developmental material across the manual).
The primary emphasis is on ensuring clinicians understand how these changes might impact patient care and knowing what modification might be necessary to implement these revisions in their practice. Presentations will also address potential scientific implications and assist researchers in understanding how DSM-5 might impact the study of mental disorders.
Psychologists: The OPPA is an approved provider of the Ohio Psychological Association of Mandatory Continuing Education (OPA-MCE). A certificate for five and one half hours of continuing education hours will be provided to the psychologists who sign in the on-site attendance sheet on the day of the event.
Speaker: Ryan P. Peirson, M.D. is an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and the Director of Community Psychiatry at Wright State University. In addition to his academic and clinical duties, Dr. Peirson serves as the Chief Clinical Officer for the Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health Services Board for Montgomery County.
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Sources: The Linux Foundation, NASA
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From the 1960s to the 1990s, the U.S. embargo of Cuba made it illegal for Americans to receive or purchase products that were manufactured in Cuba -- and that includes everything from cigars to records, cassettes, and CDs. So under the embargo, Los Van Van's Cuban albums could not legally be imported to the U.S.; if U.S. customs saw an LP that was manufactured in Havana, they would confiscate it. But while American retailers couldn't legally sell a Cuban release, they could sell Cuban recordings that American labels had licensed from Latin American and European labels. One of the excellent Van Van albums that has been available in the U.S. is Azucar. Most of the CD consists of straight-ahead Afro-Cuban salsa; however, it also contains a few cuts that are essentially Latin pop with Afro-Cuban elements, such as the moody "Oh, No." Among American salseros, Los Van Van isn't as well known as El Gran Combo or El Conjunto Classico. But as Azucar illustrates, the band (whose name is Spanish for the Go-Gos, although it had that name at least seven years before Belinda Carlisle's all-female new wave/power pop band) certainly deserves to be. - Allmusic
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5. Ese Es Mi Problema
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7. Hasta Las Cuantas
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USU study: 10 signs employees may exhibit before they quit
Editor's note: Dr. Timothy Gardner, associate professor, has done research to see if employees who are about to leave a job give off recognizable behavioral cues. News stories about his research, sparked by a Huntsman School of Business press release, have aired in a number of publications, on Utah Public Radio, and he has been featured on KUTV and FOX 13 in Salt Lake City. Below is the Salt Lake Tribune story that ran in the newspaper on March 3 and the FOX 13 clip that aired on Feb. 27, 2014.
By Vince Horiuchi
Does the guy in the cubicle next to you always look bored, unengaged and unmotivated? Well, he might be motivated to do one thing — look for another job.
Those are just some of the tell-tale signs that an employee is looking to jump ship from the company, according to a new study by Tim Gardner, associate professor of management at Utah State University's Jon M. Huntsman School of Business.
"When people are thinking about leaving and actively working toward leaving, it's kind of like leading a double life," he said about those dissatisfied with their jobs. "Your real feelings are that you want to leave the job. Your real behaviors are you're taking action to leave. But at work you're hiding your real behaviors and real feelings."
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Saturday, December 21, 2013
Baker Motor Company Charleston Fashion Week (CFW) announces the long-awaited Emerging Designer Top Design 20 semifinalists for CFW 2014. Officially called the Emerging Designer Competition: East presented by Benefitfocus, the Top Design 20 were selected from the 175 applicants who applied for the coveted opportunity to showcase their talent on a nationally recognized runway. The five-day event showcases collections by emerging designers, spectacular designer runway shows, glamorous style lounge and after-parties. Tickets are on sale now, and can be purchased by visiting www.charlestonfashionweek.com.
Scheduled for March 18-22, Baker Motor Company Charleston Fashion Week will continue its mission to serve as a pipeline to career success for undiscovered talent in fashion design. CFW, in its eighth year, offers aspiring designers exposure and mentorship from fashion industry leaders. This years fashion panel includes New York Fashion Week creator Fern Mallis, fashion designers Sarah Parrott and Nikki Poulos, and Cator Sparks fashion industry journalist; Editor in Chief, TheManual.com.
Semifinalists will show their collections in groups of five each night Tuesday through Friday with hopes of moving on to Saturdays Finale event. There finalists, in front of both fashion industry leaders and a large audience, will compete for the CFW Emerging Designer: East title and the Grand Prize (valued at more than $20,000).
The 2014 Emerging Designers Competition: East semifinalists chosen to début their collections at CFW are:
Angela Bacskocky, Virginia
Anna Toth, North Carolina
Cori Spade, North Carolina
Deanna Ansara, New York
Ebony White, New York
Felicia Barth-Aasen, Georgia
Justin LeBlanc, North Carolina
Kaitlyn Machos, South Carolina
Leah and Rebecca Plante, New York
Maria-Teresa Peña, New York
Noelle Stanley, South Carolina
Nkundwe Kasyanju, New York
Paola Ricardo, New York
Rebecca Walker, North Carolina
Sarah and AnnaKay Winford, Alabama
Stephanie J. Perry, Georgia
Terese Brown, Pennsylvania
Tiffany Saini, North Carolina
Yuyan He, Georgia
Zachary Howell, Georgia
Tickets for Baker Motor Company Charleston Fashion Weeks are on sale now and can be purchased by visiting www.charlestonfashionweek.com. Prices start at $35 for individual A La Carte tickets to nightly runway shows and includes admission to the Style Lounge for the pre-party, DJ entertainment, cash bar, and shopping with exclusive accessory and fashion retailers and designers. The Front Row Fashion Insider VIP (think front row, with perks) tickets range from $175 to $295 and includes admission to the Style Lounge PLUS a luxurious seat, early admission to the shows, complimentary drinks, access to the new and exclusive VIP food lounge and more.
Baker Motor Company Charleston Fashion Week welcomed 7,500 guests to last years event, and this year will be even bigger. Dont be the one who missed out. For more information on CFW, bios on the 2014 Top Design 20 semifinalists, and to purchase tickets, visit the website www.charlestonfashionweek.com.
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10-18-13 Web Release – Burglary to Motor Vehicle Investigation
On 10-18-13, the City of Carbondale Police Department responded to the 200 block of West College Street in reference to a report of a burglary of motor vehicle. Officerslearned an unknown suspect entered the locked vehicle and stole property between 1:00 a.m. and 8:00 a.m. on 10-17-13. The investigation into the incident is continuing.
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Identity CrisisSeptember 28, 11:00pm - 12:00am
Manoa Campus, Earle Ernst Lab Theatre
Sept 27, 28, Oct 4, 5 at 11pm
Directed by Kathryn Holt, MA Student in Dance
A dance concert featuring student-choreographed work centered on the theme of place and identity.
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$8 to $10; UH Mānoa Students with Valid ID: $5
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|Saturday, September 28
|The Wellness Center - Fitness Class Schedule
Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|Nursing Test Drive for High School Students
Manoa Campus, Webster Hall, Room 203
|Hawaiian Ferns: ID, Ecology, & Growing Tips
Manoa Campus, 3860 Manoa Rd.
|Children's Drawing and Printmaking Class
Manoa Campus, Lyon Arboretum, 3860 Manoa Rd.
|Trying to See the Trees: A Talk and a Poetry Reading by Joseph Stanton
Hawai'i State Library, 478 S. King Street
|Manoa Maniacs Student Tailgate
Manoa Campus, Aloha Stadium
|Big Love
Manoa Campus, Kennedy Theatre Mainstage
|Identity Crisis
Manoa Campus, Earle Ernst Lab Theatre
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Berkeley Springs to host carnival
BERKELEY SPRINGS The Berkeley Springs Fireman's Carnival will be held from 6 to 10 p.m. today through Saturday at the carnival grounds. Entertainment schedule includes:
Today: Tori Anderson & Possum Holler
Friday: Karaoke contest
Saturday: The Legends
Carnival will also feature amusement rides, games, food and fun.
For more information, call (304) 258-3449 or visit bsvfccarnival.tripod.com.
Ag Expo and Fair to start Friday
HAGERSTOWN - The Washington County Ag Expo and Fair will be held Friday to July 23 at the Washington County Agricultural Education Center. Event features 4-H and FFA exhibits, carnival rides, cake auction, bull rides, entertainment and more.
For more information or a complete schedule, call (301) 432-6854 or visit www.agexpoandfair.org.
Hallowed Ground hosts meeting
GETTYSBURG, Pa. - The Journey Through Hallowed Ground Partnership will host its annual meeting through Friday at the Majestic Theater. With the theme of "Switching the Lens: A New Perspective on History," this year's meeting includes unique perspectives from the presidents of Harvard University, Gettysburg College and the University of Richmond.
For a complete agenda, visit www.HallowedGround.org
Antietam to host free weekends
SHARPSBURG, Md. -Antietam National Battlefield will host "fee free" weekends at the Sharpsburg Battlefield: Saturday, Sunday and Aug. 15 and 16. On these weekends, all entrance fees will be waived for battlefield visitors and everyone will be able to enjoy the Visitor Center and Museum, ranger programs and living history programs for free.
For more information, call (301) 432-5124 or visit www.nps.gov/anti
Classic car cruise-in to be Saturday
BUNKER HILL - The Inwood-Bunker Hill Lions Club will sponsor a classic automobile and motorcycle cruise-in at 5 p.m. Saturday at Mill Creek Intermediate School. Fee is a $2 per-vehicle donation. Dash plaques will be given to the first 50 vehicles. Concessions will be available.
For more information, call Dan Lohr at (304) 229-5003 or Randy Trenary at (304) 262-1972.
Goose Route to hold classes
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Goose Route Dance Festival will offer four master classes from 10:30 a.m. 12 p.m. Saturday, Sunday and July 25 and 26 at the War Memorial Building, 102 E. German St. Classes are $12 each or $40 for all four. Schedule is as follows:
Saturday: Modern dance, partnering and choreography
Sunday: Modern dance technique
July 25: Integration through movement technique
July 26: Moving through space
In addition, dance artists from New York City, Washington, D.C., Columbus, Ohio, and elsewhere will perform at 7 p.m. Friday and July 24; at 3 and 7 p.m. Saturday and July 25; and at 3 p.m. Sunday and July 26 at the War Memorial Building. Ticket prices are $10 to $15.
For more information or tickets, call (304) 876-6751 or visit www.gooseroute.org.
Sheperdstown Fire to host carnival
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The Shepherdstown Fire Department will host its annual carnival Monday to July 25. Special activities include family ride nights, silent auction, bingo, martial arts demonstration and more.
For more information, call (304) 876-2311 or visit www.ShepherdstownFireDepartment.com.
Reagan Day to be held Saturday
MARTINSBURG - The Berkeley County Republican Club will sponsor its annual Reagan Day family picnic at 12 p.m. Saturday at the Rotary pavilion at Poor House Farm Park. Event will feature music, a moon bounce, hot dogs and hambugers, an auction and more. Participants are asked to bring a covered dish to share.
For more information, call Priscilla Thiel at (304) 264-9452 or (304) 839-5539 or visit www.berkeleycountygop.org.
Martinsburg library announces schedule
MARTINSBURG - The Martinsburg Public Library will host the following events:
July 23, 11:30 a.m.: Brown Bag discussion
July 25, 9:30 a.m.: Computer class - Basic computer skills
July 26, 2 p.m.: Sunday afternoon book discussion
July 28, 6:30 p.m.: Computer class - Using the Internet
Registration is required for all classes.
For more information, call (304) 267-8933.
Prickett's Fort to host outdoor concerts
FAIRMONT - Four free concerts are planned for the summer in the outdoor amphitheater at Prickett's Fort State Park. All concerts begin at 7 p.m. Chairs are provided and concession is available.
July 24: The Woodsticks
Aug. 7: Lindsay and the Clear Mountain Boys
Aug. 21: John McCutcheon
Sept. 4: Hillbilly Gypsies
For more information, call (304) 363-3030.
Jordan Springs to host investigation
JORDAN SPRINGS, Va. -Historic Jordan Springs will host "The Paranormal Experience" dinner and investigation at 7:30 p.m. July 25 and Aug. 29. Event will feature a wine and hors d'oeuvres reception, a paranormal investigation and debriefing. Cost is $60 per person for a two-hour investigation or $90 for a four-hour investigation. Reservations are required.
For more information, call (540) 667-7744 or 877-837-8313.
Beallair Mansion to host open house
CHARLES TOWN -The Beallair Mansion will be open for tours from 1 to 3 p.m. July 26, Aug. 23, Sept. 27 and Oct. 18.
For more information, call 800-353-0068 or visit www.beallair.com.
Dance fest slated in Shepherdstown
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The ninth annual Goose Route Dance Festival will be held through July 26 throughout Shepherdstown. Event features concerts, lectures, events for children, classes and more. Most events will take place at the War Memorial Building, 102 E. German St. Tickets for the eight concerts and the four master classes range from $10 to $15.
For more information or to order tickets, call (3040 876-6751 or visit www.gooseroute.org.
Artists guild to host celebration
SHEPHERDSTOWN - The public is invited to the Potomac River Artist's Guilds' 10th anniversary art exhibit celebration of current artworks from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. July 31, Aug. 1 and from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 2 at the War Memorial Building. A public reception will be at 3 p.m. Aug. 1. Seventeen artists will participate. Works include watercolors, collages, pastels, oils and acrylics.
Car club hosts summer car show
CHARLES TOWN - Country Roads Car Club will sponsor the following events:
Aug. 23: 13th annual Summer Car Show at Jefferson County Fairgrounds. Awards for best 50 cars and trucks; best five motorcycles; best of show; best engineered and best paint.
To Sept. 25: Cone Zone Friday night cruise-in at the Somerset Village Shopping Plaza held from 6 to 9 p.m. every Friday. Event features oldies music, games, best ride award plaque and more.
For more information, call Ron Nowell at (304) 725-4141.
Trainfest coming to Boonsboro
BOONSBORO, Md. - Trainfest Summer 2009 will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 12 at the Washington County Ag Center. Admission is $4 per adult, children under 12 enter for free.
For more information, call (301) 824-2239.
Civil War medicine exhibit open daily
FREDERICK, Md. - The National Museum of Civil War Medicine is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children ages 10 to 17 and free for children 9 and younger. In addition, a family rate is offered for $15, which includes two adults with children.
Wednesday: Lecture, "Brother against ... Insects"
July 29: Lecture featuring Waite Rawls
For more information or to register for training workshops, call (301) 695-1864.
Fine arts museum offering classes
HAGERSTOWN - The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts will offer classes in basic drawing, watercolor, presentation skills, children's art and more. In addition, special events include:
To Aug. 23: "Along the Water" exhibit, including works of local artists
July 26: Animal Artists Family Festival and Demonstration
To Aug. 9: Exhibit "Making Sense of Thomas Kinkade"
Aug. 15 to March 21, 2010: "The Unwritten War: A Visual Story of the Civil War" exhibit, commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Civil War
Aug. 22 to Jan. 24, 2010: "Friends and Members Collect" exhibit
In addition, four works by American artist Grace Hartigan have been added to the permanent collection, and are currently on display in honor of Hartigan's passing.
For more information, call (301) 739-5727 or TDD (301) 739-5764.


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Acronym standing for "Beer Delivery Guy."
Usually worn on T-shirts by knuts.
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A: "Hey look I'm a Beer Delivery Guy!"
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Peutz-Jeghers syndrome (PJS) is a disorder passed down through families (inherited) in which the person develops intestinal polyps. A person with PJS has a high risk developing certain cancers.
It is unknown how many people are affected by PJS. However, the National Institutes of Health estimates that it affects about 1 in 25,000 to 300,000 births.
There are two types of PJS:
The polyps develop mainly in the small intestine, but also in the colon. A colonoscopy will show colon polyps. The small intestine is evaluated with either a barium x-ray (small bowel series) or a small camera that is swallowed and then take multiple pictures as it travels through the small bowel (capsule endoscopy).
Additional exams may show:
Laboratory tests may include:
Surgery may be needed to remove polyps that cause long-term problems. Iron supplements help counteract blood loss.
Persons with this condition should be monitored by a health care provider and be checked periodically for cancerous polyp changes.
There may be a significant risk of these polyps becoming cancerous. Some studies link PJS and cancers of the gastrointestinal tract, lung, breast, uterus, and ovaries.
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you or your baby have symptoms of this condition. Severe abdominal pain may be a sign of an emergency condition such as intussusception.
Genetic counseling is recommended if you are planning to have children and have a family history of this condition.
Goldman L, Ausiello D. Cecil Textbook of Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007.
Donoghue LJ and Klein MD. Tumors of the digestive tract. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme III JW, Schor NF, Behrman RE, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 337.
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I've been wanting to do some sort of belly casting-ish thing for a while now. I knew that the baby was going to come sooner than later, so after walking almost three miles in a parade yesterday, I'm really feeling like she might be coming now. Last night Ashlee was kind enough to let me get her place messy and she & Arianne sculpted like the artists they are by doing a belly imprint for me.
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So much good stuff this week!
I like the article from A Life of Spice. This: "I posted a note about this philosophy on my blog and got a lot of comments. What a losing attitude, most said." threw me because my first thought when I read your link was "damn right!"
Funny story about Julia. I remember reading somewhere about how she loved the old school McDonald's when the fries were cooked in beef fat. Hehe. Right on, Julia.
The biscuits recipe looks delicious. Steve has been asking when I am going to take up biscuit making again. Well, it's autumn, so the time is nigh.
And I love the article from The Change Blog. That place of silence, the constant meditative state was something I got very close to for a while and then lost through self-poisoning. It is ever so surely coming back to me and it is beautiful!
Melissa, thank you for the feedback. I have to say I'm grateful for your (and other readers') input on these links posts.
It's pretty clear that lots of people are reading (and presumably enjoying) the articles, but there are hardly ever any comments on these posts to indicate it. Don't get me wrong: I'm not complaining! This is a natural thing with links posts--they just don't generate a lot of comment activity, here or on other blogs.
But let me make sure all readers know: if you have feedback on these links posts, you can email me (see the link at the top of this post) or share your thoughts in the comments on what you'd like to see more of, or less of, in these posts.
Finally, one sidebar comment on why I do these posts in the first place: I do it of course to share interesting material with readers, but also to "pay it forward" and put readers in front of other excellent blogs that I think are worthly of larger audiences.
Way back in CK's early days a couple of high traffic blogs (The Simple Dollar and Cheap Healthy Good) linked to articles I wrote and those bloggers really helped put me on the map. I'll always be grateful, and this is my way of giving back.
You can do the same! If you see an exceptional article or site, pay it forward to that blogger and share the link with your readers.
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Dealing with trees after Christmas
Since this is my last column of 2012, I thought it would be appropriate to give you a few ideas of what to do with your Christmas tree after the holidays.
There are plenty of uses for an old Christmas tree. Here are a few:
Real Christmas trees are biodegradable - the trunk and branches can be used as mulch for gardens, parks or in animal stalls. The mulch provides a protective barrier for the roots of other plants and vegetation while preventing weeds from growing. The mulch then decomposes, providing the nutrients plants need to thrive. Mulching programs are a fast-growing trend in communities throughout the nation. Convert the tree into wood chips. Use a chipper or mechanical tree grinder and use the chips as mulch around flowers and shrubs or along a path to prevent compaction.
Use your old tree as a shelter for animals (this is a good idea only if you live in a fairly wooded area). All you need to do is to put the tree out in your back yard. It takes several trees to make a good habitat, so ask your neighbors to donate their trees to your cause. Each year, you and your neighbors can rotate so that everyone gets a chance to build a habitat. Prop your tree up in the yard for the winter and hang treats for birds. Decorate it with seed and suet balls, orange slices or pine cones coated with peanut butter and seed. The birds will come for the food and stay for the shelter in the branches. Before recycling, trees can be used to make bird feeders, adding color and excitement to the winter garden.
Strip the boughs from the trunk and use them as a mulch around low-growing landscape plants.
Cut up the trunk and use it for firewood or a "Yule log," next year, after the wood dries out. Important: Never burn your fresh Christmas tree in a fireplace or wood stove. Burning the tree may contribute to creosote buildup.
Sink your tree in your own pond, if you have one, or a local pond to help fish and other aquatic life. The tree serves as a little coral reef in that the branches provide substrate for water plants to grow and cover for minnows and other forms of small aquatic life. Larger fish are drawn by the shade and the presence of prey. How do you sink a tree? Tie the base to a cinder block with a short, stout rope and toss it in. Just be sure to get permission from the pond owner first! Some communities use Christmas trees to make effective sand and soil erosion barriers, especially on beaches and along river beds. Sunk into private ponds, trees make an excellent refuge and feeding area for game fish.
Recycling has obvious benefits to the environment, whether it be Christmas trees or newspapers. But being recycled is not the only environmentally friendly advantage that real trees have over artificial ones. Breathe deeply at a Christmas tree farm and you will enjoy not only the fresh pine fragrance, but also fresh oxygenated air. That's because of photosynthesis: the trees absorb carbon dioxide-laden air and emit oxygen. Just one acre of a Christmas tree farm produces the daily oxygen requirement for 18 people. Young trees in their rapid growth years have a high rate of photosynthesis and thus produce more oxygen than older trees.
For each Christmas tree harvested, two to three new trees are planted in its place. In the United States, there are approximately one million acres in production for growing Christmas trees. This translates to oxygen for 18 million people per day.
Although artificial tree owners will insist that theirs is a better choice because their tree is being used every year, the average life of an artificial tree is just six years. Then the plastic tree is tossed in a landfill, where it will lie in a composed state for centuries.
Happy New Year!
WVU Garden
calendars TBA
We will let you know as soon as the university makes 2013 Garden calendars available to us. We have not received any calendars as of the writing of this week's column.
program offered
It's that time of year again! The Berkeley County Pesticide Recertification Program was offered Nov. 28. Producers need to watch the video in order to receive five recertification credits in categories 1, 11, 12 and private applicator. Ten credits are required in a three-year period in order to recertify.
This year's recertification program covers the following topics: Fruit Diseases; Using Pesticides on Livestock; Using GPS with a Sprayer; Weed Control Updates; Rinsing Pesticide Containers; Scouting for Insects and Diseases; and Storing Pesticides.
If you need pesticide recertification credits in categories 1, 11, 12 and private applicator and missed the Nov. 28 showing of the 2012 Pesticide video, contact the Berkeley County Extension Office at 304-264-1936. You have until Monday to watch this year's video and receive five credits toward recertification.
Pesticide licenses can be renewed online
You can now renew your WV pesticide license online at www.kellysolutions.com/wv/applicators/erenewals/login.asp.
Applicators can renew online as early as Nov. 1 every year, provided their license is eligible for renewal. Commercial applicators must earn 20 credits per category every three years and private applicators must earn 10 credits every three years.
Your username is your license number. Certified public applicator license numbers begin with the letter "O," not the number zero.
Your password is the first three letters of your last name (case sensitive) + the last four digits of your social security number. Be sure you check the "I accept" box and enter your email address.
Username: O01234
Password: Mar3346
Paper renewals will be mailed before Monday. Any changes - such as mailing address, phone number, email address or your company name - will need to be sent to our office in writing (email or fax is acceptable). If you need any assistance, please feel free to call 304-558-2209 and talk to Kathy Martin, Licensing Specialist, West Virginia Department of Agriculture, Pesticide Regulatory Programs, Charleston.
Gardener classes
to start Feb. 25
The Berkeley-Jefferson Master Gardener program is currently recruiting for the 2013 Spring class. Classes will be held Mondays from 12:30 p.m to 4:30 p.m at the WVU Tree Fruit Research and Education Center located on old Route 9 in Kearneysville. For more information or an application go to berkeley.ext.wvu.edu/anr/master_gardeners or call the Berkeley County Extension Office at 304-264-1936. Deadline for receiving application for the 2013 class is Jan. 15. Registration fee for the 10-week class is $100 and includes the Master Gardener manual and all handouts for the class.
2013 Ag Ed Dinner Meetings set
The 2013 Agricultural Education Dinner Meetings will be held Jan. 10, Feb. 7 and March 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the Berkeley County Youth Fairgrounds. Dinner for all meetings will start at 6:30 with the educational program to follow. Please call 304-264-1936 to make a reservation for the meal one week prior to each date.
There is no charge for the meal if we receive your reservation by noon the Wednesday a week before the meeting is to be held.
Mark those dates on your calendar and plan on having a home cooked meal at the Berkeley County Youth Fair in January, February and March. Receive education on the following topics: Ag Facilities to protect water quality; Brush and Weed Control; Forage Economics. We have also applied for Pesticide Recertification Credits for the dinner meeting programs.
Come out and learn more about Ag Facilities to protect Water Quality on Thursday, Jan. 10. Remember to call in your reservations to 304-264-1936 by noon on Wednesday if you plan to attend on Jan. 12.
Future Harvest conference set
The 2013 CASA Future Harvest Conference is being held at the National Conference, Landsdowne, VA, Jan. 18 and 19.
For more information on the conference go to their Conference Page for full details, www.futureharvestcasa.org
Location finalized for Pa. farm show
The Pennsylvania Farm Show is held at the Farm Show Complex and it the largest indoor agricultural exhibit east of the Mississippi. For more information on the Farm Show go to their website at www.farmshow.state.pa.us/
Extension Office
to be closed
The Berkeley County Extension Office will be closed for the New Year on Monday and Tuesday so that we can spend time with our families and friends. Our office will be open Wednesday at 8 a.m.
We at the Berkeley County Extension Office wish you and yours a Happy New Year.
Garden Tips
Plant your live Christmas tree after the holiday.
Increase humidity for houseplants
Check out new seed catalogs
Until next time, Happy New Year, gardening and farming!
- Mary Beth Bennett, Ph.D., is a WVU Extension agent and associate professor. She can be reached at 304-264-1936, firstname.lastname@example.com or on the web at www.berkeleyextension.com.


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