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This winter, US Sports Coaching is hosting the Kickers and Winter Camp Program for those players that want extra soccer skill development or want to enjoy more soccer during the holidays. The winter camp has the same options as their summer program: short morning, half day and full day at SANTA CLARA SOCCER PARK TURF FIELD. Come out and see the trainers you all know. We also have Kickers on Saturday mornings INDOOR at Off The Wall Soccer.
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Indoor Soccer Saturdays at Off-the-Wall Soccer
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Rose Marie Platt
My Dear Family and Friends,
When you read this you will know that I am rejoicing in heaven with my Lord. My first and last desire is to see you in heaven and that you would know our Lord Jesus Christ as I do. The greatest blessing you will ever have is to walk with Jesus while you are here on earth. Do not cry for me for I have arrived at my Father's house where Jesus has prepared for me a mansion in glory.
I entered into heaven on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2013, surrounded by family.
I was born to earth as the child of Gladys and Louis Larson on March 6, 1926, in Madison. I was preceded in death by my parents; and a brother, Larry Larson. Surviving siblings are Marvin Larson, Delores Smith, and Mary Stephenson all of Madison.
The Lord blessed me with four beautiful children. My children were the treasures of my life. Added to my treasure chest, I was blessed with 12 grandchildren (the jewels of my heart); and 20 great-grandchildren (the sparkling diamonds of my soul).
I was employed by Westinghouse Electric after attending East High School. When my children were born it was a great joy for me to be a stay-at-home mother. I later graduated from MATC with a business degree in business administration-secretarial science. After graduation, I was employed by Wisconsin Indian Legal Services Law Offices, UW-Madison, and Stark Realty.
In 1978, I began attending City Church, aka MGT. My church family had become the nucleus of my life over the past several years and they had provided love, prayer, emotional support, strength, and great joy to me. I'll be waiting at heaven's door to greet each of you personally and we will rejoice together. "Oh! What a day that will be when my Jesus I shall see. When I look upon His face, the one who saved me by His grace. And He takes me by the hand and leads me to the promise land. Oh! What a day, glorious day that will be."
To My Children, James M. Steinle, my first born son, as I write these words my love for you is so deep because we came through Hell together. In the past years, I have felt your love return to me in abundance; Jill K. Steinle, my first born daughter; Jan E. Steinle, my beloved daughter, I only wish I had understood your illness. I have carried you in my heart since you had gone from this earth; and Jack L. Nordness, my little "Jackie", you are, and ever will be, my baby. You have overcome great physical difficulties and I will always admire your fortitude and integrity. I salute all my children because you have succeeded over great obstacles. I am so proud of each of you.
My Treasure Box (My grandchildren and 12 priceless jewels), Steffanie Steinle Kim (Chol), my loyal friend, so full of love, and always supportive; Jenny Rose Patterson (Ron), my soccer champ, always kind and loving; Lucas Dennis (Kate), great dad, always dedicated and great gift of gab; Chad Steinle (Leslie), as an infant I showed you the moon and spoke of Jesus. You are devoted dad and a man of perseverance; Jessica Bearden (Lane), a great mom, always loving and caring; Joshua Steinle, ten percent angel, a giver to those in need; Amberly Steinle, caring and knows how to make others feel good. I admired your perseverance; Ashley Lynn Steinle (Paul), beautiful spirit and courageous; Brenda Raimond, I admired your sincerity, honesty and openness; Debbie McCosky (Don), so welcoming, full of life, and a great mom; Kaia Marie Ortego, so loving, great inner-strength, and always there for me; Benjamin Nordness, loving and tenderhearted, such a gentleman, and a computer game whiz kid.
To the Diamonds that sparkle my soul, my beautiful great-grandchildren, Miles, Olivia, Braylon, Isabelle, Ava, Indiana, Annabel, Cullen, Declan, Cooper, Lilie, Sydney, Kayle, Kyson, Dawson, Kayla, Brooke, Sean, Casey, Brianna, and one in the oven. I look forward to a close relationship with each of you when you get to heaven.
Funeral services will be held at CITY CHURCH, 4909 Buckeye Road, Madison, at 11 a.m. on Friday, March 1, 2013, with Pastor Joel Alberti presiding. Burial will be at Roselawn Memorial Park. Visitation will be held at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service on Friday. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the family. For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotten son, that who so ever believeth in him, should not perish but have everlasting life.
Visitation will be held at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service on Friday.
Funeral services will be held at CITY CHURCH, 4909 Buckeye Road, Madison, at 11 a.m. on Friday, March 1, 2013, with Pastor Joel Alberti presiding.


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I don't mind the multiple POVs so much. Think he needs them to move the plot along. For instance, there is no "main" character in Dorne in AFFC but major stuff happened there. Same with Selmy and Martell kid in Meereen.
I thought this often first time through the series. I'd be like.... Who the **^^# is this?
Carson, I just saw you call out an alter in the "cancer thread"...I almost choked on my bourbon
You sound like a young Janos Slynt.
I can't tell you how much I enjoyed those sweet paragraphs in ADWD. I had a revenge boner when Stannis nods at Jon as he is about to chop that POS's head off.
Really the chapter that gets to me is why they had a chapter from Aerys Oakheart's point of view when they kill him off in the next chapter he appears in. Arranne was present throughout, and it just seemed like a dumb decision for it not to be her POV, as well as in ADWD when she's also present the entire chapter, but we don't get her POV.
GRRM thrives on showing every character through a different characters eyes. The reason they weren't all through Ariannes pov is because that would only be one side of the story. GRRM wants to tell the story through every set of eyes he can. That's why you have characters like Jaime who are pieces of shite in the worlds eye but we know better.
You were seeing another outside look at Arianne, not Oakheart His chapters were pretty much solely focused on his thoughts towards her.
Right. I looked at it as a way to show you how she's viewed.
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Yamaha TX802
Despite its name, the TX802 FM Tone Generator is basically a rack-module version of the DX7mkII with full 8-part multi-timbral operation for sequencing and/or key mapping. It has 16-voices of polyphony and six digital FM Operators, the same as in the DX7mkII. There are 128 preset and 64 user patches for your sounds, as well as an external memory cartridge slot.
As if the large keyboard DX versions weren't difficult enough to program, the TX802's limited interface makes editing and programming your own sounds next to impossible without the help of external hardware or software editors. In the late 1980's, the TX802 was an excellent way to get a compact box full of Yamaha's DX sounds.
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At least 500 million birds pass through Israel's skies twice a year during the migration season. In the fall, they make their way south to Africa and in the spring they return to Europe to mate and reproduce. Israel is located on a central migratory path, attracting both professional and amateur birders, photographers and experts from all over the world to see the natural wonder.
Bird watching and the institution of birding have grown out of the exciting migration phenomenon, the understanding that the birds are a global asset and that mankind is responsible for preserving it for the next generation.
Israel has become a "birding superpower" and an entire recreation culture has been born of the love of the birds, nurturing bird appreciation among both locals and tourists.
Bird lovers visiting Israel enjoy a variety of events and activities. Scattered along the migration route are several main bird watching sites, starting with Lake Hula in the Upper Galilee, through the Beit Shean Valley's Kfar Rupin, Jerusalem and the Arava desert north of the Red Sea port city of Eilat.
These centers include telescopes and conduct guided tours. The most important of Israel's several bird research centers is Tel Aviv University's International Center for the Study of Bird Migration at Latrun, which uses radar to track the birds, and updates the birds' movements on the center's website.
The biannual event has become the focal point for a large number of activities and special events that take place in many places in Israel during the migration period, promoting bird watching as one of Israel's popular tourism sectors.
One can hike in the birds' tracks, enjoy guided tours of the habitats, hear lectures on ornithology, watch documentaries on migration, attend bird photography workshops in nature, and actually ring birds for research purposes.
In the Israeli fall and spring, one only has to raise one's eyes skyward to see the crowds and formations crossing the region. With horizons full of flocks, it is well worth while to stop at the popular birding sites and nature reserves to see the birds landing and seeking food, rest and a place for the night. The birds attract dozens and even hundreds of birders, binoculars in hand, watching the greatest show in town. Join the experience and learn about the cranes, storks, falcons, eagles, wagtails and pelicans and 300 more birds that visit Israel every year.
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Deeplinks Blog posts about File Sharing
Imagine you're a music journalist who maintains a blog. You've just found a great, new, virtually-unknown artist that you want to tell the world about. How can you do so, in a way that is simple and convenient for your readers, but does not place you or your blog's host at risk of being sued?
Thanks to the increasingly aggressive copyright-enforcement tactics of the music industry, this has become a startlingly complicated question with no good answer.
TechDirt's Mike Masnick is at the Midem music industry conference in Cannes this week. He put together a fantastic memo to the International Association of Entertainment Lawyers: "The Future Of Music Business Models (And Those Who Are Already There)".
Masnick writes that the mainstream entertainment industry's formula for contending with the Internet — desperately trying to invent "new copyright laws or new licensing schemes or new DRM or new lawsuits or new ways to shut down file sharing" — is counterproductive.
However, there is another solution. Stop worrying and learn to embrace the business models that are already helping musicians make plenty of money and use file sharing to their advantage, even in the absence of licensing or copyright enforcement.
In simplest terms, the model can be defined as:
Last week the MPAA and RIAA submitted their comments in the FCC's net neutrality proceeding. As anticipated in EFF's comments, the big media companies are pushing for a copyright loophole to net neutrality. They want to be able to pressure ISPs to block, interfere with, or otherwise discriminate against your perfectly lawful activities in the course of implementing online copyright enforcement measures.
According to TorrentFreak, last summer's Star Trek movie was the "most pirated movie of 2009." So it seems that Paramount Pictures was prescient when it gave testimony before the FCC that used Star Trek as an illustrative example of how "Internet piracy" is poised to devastate Hollywood and (though the nexus here is less than clear) undermine residential broadband in America.
Funny thing is, Star Trek is on course to make more than $100 million in profits.
Here's the financial breakdown, courtesy of The Numbers.com, which gathers financial data for movie industry analysts:
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Josh Ginsburg Zembla Variations (Brooklyn Jazz Underground Records)
In his first outing as a leader, bassist Josh Ginsburg has assembled a collection of original compositions whose intelligent architecture incorporates several engagingly quirky elements—odd meters, tricky rhythms, polytonal flirtations. He's also assembled an impressive cast—Eli Degibri (saxes), George Colligan (piano), Rudy Royston (drums)—whose fiery intelligence and superior listening skills allow them to blow these compositions up and put them back together while telling a story. Ginsburg's fine playing exhibits an uncanny rhythmic sensibility. Colligan's adventurous harmonic palette and devil-may-care risk taking, in particular, help clothe the lovely bones of Ginsburg's pieces with luminous, seductive flesh. (MM)
AIR Le Voyage Dans La Lune (Astralwerks)
Georges Méliès' "Le Voyage Dans la Lune" (A Trip to the Moon) was the first sci-fi film ever made. Black-and-white and hand-painted color versions were produced, but the latter was considered lost until a badly decomposed print was found in Spain in the early '90s. In restoration for more than a decade, the 1902 film premiered anew at Cannes last spring. French indie/electro pop duo AIR was commissioned to create a modern score for the 14-minute film. The result, running at just more than 30 minutes, is an expansive, celestial album full of pulsing Mellotron and dramatic space grooves fully worthy of Méliès' incredible film. (JCC)
Royal Trux Singles, Live, Unreleased (Drag City)
Fucked up and beautiful; noisy, irritating and groovy beyond measure. Here's a compilation of Royal Trux recordings from 1988 to 1995, all of which would be correctly described as "drug music." Suitable for substances from mushrooms to beer, hashish to speedballs, this reissued box set from '97 is a nicely priced sample of Royal Trux tuneage—a welcome sight since you'll never find the out-of-print old records for less than a Benjamin at this point. In my opinion, guitarist Neil Hagerty walks all over Keith Richards' face in terms of rock and roll riffage. (GP)
Luis Perdomo Universal Mind (RKM Music)
With his fourth release as a leader, Venezuelan pianist Luis Perdomo takes a giant step forward in establishing himself as a player and composer of unique insight, having already won renown as a sideman with Ravi Coltrane, Miguel Zenón and others. Backed by the dazzlingly sympathetic Drew Gress (bass) and Jack DeJohnette (drums), Perdomo explores a variety of scenarios, from the heady to the romantic to the conceptual. Even at his headiest, Perdomo plays with a muscular soulfulness that keeps him well connected to the listener. He never gets ahead of the music, and the trio achieves weightlessness several times. (MM)
Orbital [featuring Zola Jesus] "New France" (TBA)
U.K. electronic duo Orbital hasn't released an album in eight years, which makes its forthcoming (on April 3) Mark "Flood" Ellis-produced full-length Wonky all the more exciting. The band is previewing the album via the satisfying ambient techno track "New France," which features the soaring, cathartic vocals of Zola Jesus. Listen to this and other pieces of Wonky at orbitalofficial.com. (JCC)
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So far I made the octree, the bricks, and mipmapped the whole thing. There are some differences with the original CVT technique. For one thing, I'm making 2x2x2 pixel bricks instead of 3x3x3. I can still smoothly interpolate the bricks over the geometry without getting a tiled view.
However, the actual raymarching is penetrating the walls (thus sampling light behind an obstacle) too often. I know why (see the picture), but how to solve it? In short, when doing linear sampling in a brick, the occlusion value I get is often too small to stop the ray. So the result will partially pick from geometry further behind. Also another problem is that my results are too dark in some cases, if the ray samples from a higher mipmapped level that was mixed with black pixels (no geometr-vacuum octree nodes). In the image, you can see that the results really depend on at which point I sample within a brick. When MipMapping =blurring with unfulled neighbor nodes, all these problems get worse, One extra little annoying problem is that this also created "banding" artifacts.
There are 2 simple things I can do A: sample with "nearest" instead of "linear" filtering and B: take a lot more (smaller) steps to assure you sample the same node multiple times. However, solution A will lead to "MineCraft" results, and B makes the already heavy technique even slower. And still doesn't guarantee rays penetrating unless I take awfully much samples.
As for the (compute) shader code, let's illustrate the path of a single ray:
rayPos = startPoint + smallOffset occluded= 0 color = (0,0,0) radius = 0.25 // my smallest nodes start at the size of 0.25 m3 while (occluded < 1) { // Get a node from the octree. The deepest level // depends on the current cone radius node = traverseOctree( rayPos, radius ) // Check if there might be geometry (thus nodes) // at the current cone size level if (node.size <= radius) { // Sample brick // localOffset depends on the ray position inside // the localOffset = absToLocalPosition( rayPos, node.worldPos ) texCoord3D = node.brickCoord + localOffset colorAndOcclusion = sampleBrick( texCoord3D, rayDirection ) // Add occluded += colorAndOcclusion.w color += colorAndOcclusion.rgb } // increase cone size so we take bigger steps // but also sample from higher (more blurry) mipmapped nodes radius += coneAngleFactor // March! rayPos += rayDirection * radius }
So, to put it simple, the ray keeps moving until the occlusion value gets 1 or higher. When there might be geometry at the ray position, we add the values we sample from a brick, stored as 2x2x2 pixels in a 3D textures. Probably important to know as well, the color and occlusion we sample also depends on the ray direction, and in which way the voxels were facing.
// Using 6 textures to store bricks. // Colors & Occlusion get spread over the 6 axis (-X, +X, -Y, ...) float3 dotValues; dotValues.x = dot( float3( 1,0,0 ), rayDirection ); dotValues.y = dot( float3( 0,1,0 ), rayDirection ); dotValues.z = dot( float3( 0,0,1 ), rayDirection ); dotValues = abs( dotValues ); if (rayDirection.x > 0 ) colorX = tex3D( brickTex_negativeX, texcoord ); else colorX = tex3D( brickTex_positiveX, texcoord ); if (rayDirection.y > 0 ) colorY = tex3D( brickTex_negativeY, texcoord ); else colorY = tex3D( brickTex_positiveY, texcoord ); if (rayDirection.z > 0 ) colorZ = tex3D( brickTex_negativeZ, texcoord ); else colorZ = tex3D( brickTex_positiveZ, texcoord ); float4 result = colorX * dotValues.xxxx + colorY * dotValues.yyyy + colorZ * dotValues.zzzz ;That means when the ray travels almost parallel to a wall, it only gets a bit occluded by the wall (which makes sense I'd say).
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By NEMS Daily Journal
Mississippi State's Ally McDonald shot herself into contention on Saturday at the SEC Women's Golf Tournament in Birmingham.
Tied for 18th place after a 77 on Friday, McDonald shot a 2-under 70 and is in third place, three shots off the lead.
After a round with four bogeys and a double bogey on Friday, she had four birdies against another double bogey on Saturday.
Alabama's Stephanie Meadow (75-69–144) was in the lead with teammate Jennifer Kirby (75-71–146) second.
With those two out front, Alabama (597) had a 12-stroke lead over MSU (609). The Bulldogs' Mary L. Gallagher (75-75–150) was tied for seventh.
Ole Miss (638) is 14th. The Rebels' first day co-leader Stani Schiavone (73-78–151) was tied for 10th.
SEC men's golf
Mississippi State's Chad Ramey, from Fulton, shot a 67 on Saturday and was tied for second place after two rounds at the SEC Men's Golf Tournament at St. Simons Island, Ga.
Ramey was at 4-under 136, four strokes behind leader Caleb Sturgeon (65-67–132) of South Carolina.
MSU's Barrett Edens (Amory) faded Saturday with a 76. He's at 149.
The final round is today at Sea Island GC.
South Carolina led with a 4-under total of 555 total, with Alabama at 558. Mississippi State was in sixth place at 572.
Ole Miss was tied for 12th place at 592.
The Rebels' Joe Lewis (72-69–141) was tied for 13th.
SEC men's tennis
Top-seeded Georgia and second-seeded Tennessee will play for the league title today at 1 p.m. in Oxford. The Bulldogs beat the Vols 4-1 in the regular season.
Georgia (21-4) beat Texas A&M 4-3 on a third-set tiebreak by Ben Wagland at No. 2 singles on Saturday.
The Bulldogs have won 12 matches in a row.
Tennessee (23-7) defeated Florida 4-2 to reach the title match for the first time since winning it in 2010.
SEC women's tennis
Top-seeded Georgia will play third-seeded Florida today for the league title at 1 p.m. in Starkville.
Georgia (21-2) defeated Alabama 4-2. Florida (21-2) defeated Texas A&M 4-1.
The Gators beat the Bulldogs 4-1 in the regular season.


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I went to the Eastbourne Airshow with my mum while I was at home last weekend. Borrowed my Dad's SLR avec telephoto lens to take some snaps. I think they came out rather well after some judicious cropping.
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By Gene Phelps/NEMS Daily Journal
Not since the days when Northeast Mississippi coaching icons Tom McKnight, Robert Hooker and Zane Hale prowled the sidelines has Pontotoc County experienced the success it's having now in girls high school basketball.
Pontotoc (26-3), North Pontotoc (22-6) and South Pontotoc (20-10) all won their respective division tourament championships Friday to advance to this week's North Mississippi tournament as No. 1 seeds.
"This goes back to the days of McKnight (Pontotoc), Hooker (South Pontotoc) and Hale (North Pontotoc)," Pontotoc coach Bill Russell said. "For all three teams to win their division tournaments says a lot for us."
Russell's Lady Warriors, the defending 4A state champion, defeated Itawamba AHS at ICC 57-49 in the Division 1-4A tournament and will host Noxubee County at 7 p.m. Monday in the first round.
Pontotoc is led by guards Marlee Hatcher, Anna Rosenbaum and Kayla Russell.
North Pontotoc's 56-49 win against Lafayette for the Division 2-4A crown gave Lady Vikings coach Shane Montgomery his first division championship in eight seasons.
"I can't tell you the last time North Pontotoc won the division," he said. "Pontotoc is still the top dog in this county. Coach Russell and (South Pontotoc) Coach (Matt) Waldrop do great jobs. Both of those teams are well-coached."
North Pontotoc, a senior-dominated team that has won 11 of its last 12 games, hosts Cleveland in Monday's first round.
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The Lady Vikings have a solid one-two scoring punch with guard Andrea Lewis (16.4 ppg) and 6-foot-3 post Chelsey Mabry (15.3 ppg).
South Pontotoc, which has the youngest team of the three, defeated Mooreville 42-37 to win the Division 2-3A championship.
"We've peaked at the right time and we've continued to get better," Waldrop said. "This is a gritty group, one that's been fun to coach."
The Lady Cougars host Byhalia in Monday's first-round game. They are led by their lone senior, guard CC Costillo, who averages a team-best 17 points per game.
"She's also a tough player defensively," Waldrop said of the ICC signee. "We've had a freshman point guard, Maddison Crudup, who has played well."


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The Dolphins have at least two players - cornerbacks Sam Madison and Patrick Surtain - other teams would like to have. If Miami decides to rebuild, the two might not be around for the long haul.
The team's weakness is its offense, which has scored the fewest points and touchdowns in the NFL. But the defense will soon need to rebuild, too.
Madison, linebacker Zach Thomas, defensive end Jason Taylor, defensive tackle Tim Bowens and linebacker Junior Seau all are 30 or older. Safety Sammy Knight is 29, defensive tackle Larry Chester turns 29 later this month (and is out for the season with a knee injury) and Surtain is 28.
Also, some within the organization say Surtain doesn't take care of himself enough and might deteriorate fast. He has had at least two arthroscopic procedures on one of his knees and missed time this season with a groin injury.
``Pat gets by on his God-given ability and that's it,'' a team source said. ``Great player, but you have to wonder how long he'll last?''
Also, Madison and Surtain have contracts that either balloon or expire after next season, making them potentially expensive to keep long-term. Finally, backup cornerbacks Reggie Howard and Will Poole could step in as capable starters.I really don't want this staff to rebuild. I want the new regime to take over.Indianapolis, with its porous defense, would welcome Madison or Surtain. Same goes for Philadelphia, which is playing with a pair of unproven corners.
Still, at least one former NFL executive advised against making wholesale trades now.
``What are you really going to get for Madison and Surtain?'' asked former Green Bay, Atlanta and Oakland personnel man Ken Herock, who was Wolf's right-hand man for years. ``Nobody is going to give you a first-round pick. If Indy wanted a cornerback that badly, they would have dealt for recently traded corner Mike McKenzie.
``It's tough, but you have to let this season go and rebuild in the offseason.''


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Of course, she loves ice cream but the look on her face is just so precious. She makes me smile everyday!!
Dog of the Day
Cat of the Day
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Of course, she loves ice cream but the look on her face is just so precious. She makes me smile everyday!!
Hee hee - spoiled? Sez who?
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Hello, Sunny, sweet girl! (((HUGS)))
I've been Boo'd ... right off the stage!
Aaahh, I have been defrosted! Thank you, Bonny and Asiel!
Brrrr, I've been Frosted! Thank you, Asiel and Pomtzu!
"When dogs are looking at you, they're essentially hugging you with their eyes." -- Dr. Brian Hare
"That's the power of kittens (and puppies too, of course): They can reduce us to quivering masses of Jell-O in about two seconds flat and make us like it. Good thing they don't have opposable thumbs or they'd surely have taken over the world by now." -- Paul Lukas
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Hi Sunny! So good to see you! I hope you stick around so we can see more pics of you!
Forever in my heart...
Oh Sunny, you are just as pretty as ever! Glad to see you are being treated like the princess you are.
The Minions:
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Hello Miss Sunny! You are cute
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Oh Sunny, how nice to see you!! What yummy Ice Cream, I'm so jealous
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Thanks everyone. If only ice cream didn't make her so darn wide We try so hard to keep her at a healthy weight but she is prone to the chub (like her mom) so this is a very rare treat for both of us
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It's easy to double or triple this recipe for larger groups. Cook the meat mixture in batches, cool and refrigerate it or freeze it as directed in the recipe.
This recipe combines all of the taco topping ingredients in a layered "salad". This method of layering the toppings will help people move through the buffet line faster.
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IPv4 requests guidelines for LIR members
At AFRINIC, we know that having sufficient IP resources is vital for business and efficient, innovative service delivery for our LIR members. AFRINIC team noticed, from experience in handling additional resource requests, that a significant number of our resource members encounter difficulties when requesting additional IP resources. The team found that a lot of members were not policy-compliant in regards to their current allocations as well as future requirements. In order to simplify this task and make it clearer to the AFRINIC members, this general guideline was written.
In this guideline, we give:-
- information on what are the current policies that govern the resources distribution.
- information about the checks for policy compliance
- Procedures that they follow to implement the above.
1.Who should read/use this guideline?
This document is intended for AFRINIC LIR members who provide services & public IP resources, based on their needs, to their customers (end-users).
The features of these services include but are not limited to the following:
- Provision of Internet connectivity to small organisation using statically assigned IP addresses.
- Provision of Internet connectivity to individuals using dynamically assigned IP addresses.
- Usage of various technologies to provide connectivity such as; 3G, LTE, WIMAX, Satellites, ADSL......etc
- Provision of IP addresses for hosting services
- The number of the assigned IP addresses differs from one customer to another depending on the service type and customer requirements.
2. IPv4 guidelines:
2.1 What does AFRINIC current policy say?
- What is an assignment?
Section 6.6:
"An assignment is an IP block given by an LIR to the end-users for their own usage. To "assign" means to delegate address space to an ISP or End User for specific use within the Internet infrastructure they operate. Assignments must only be made for specific purposes documented by specific organisations and are not to be sub-assigned to other parties."
- How is an assignment identified in the WHOIS database?
An assignment is an inetnum object that has status "ASSIGNED PA" or "ASSIGNED PI".
- What is Provider Aggregatable Space (Allocation) ?
Section 6.7: "PA space is what has been allocated to LIRs from which they can assign or sub-allocate to end-users / downstream networks as non-portable block. If the end-user / downstream network changes provider, the address space assigned or sub-allocated by the previous service provider (LIR) should be returned and the network renumbered."
- AFRINIC goals of Internet Registry System?
Section 7.1: "It is AFRINIC's primary duty, as a custodian of a public resource, to ensure that for all IPv4 allocations and assignments, the following goals are met:
- Registration- Every assignment and allocation of public Internet address space must be registered in the AFRINIC whois database. This is necessary to ensure uniqueness and to provide information for Internet trouble shooting at all levels.
- Conservation- To maximize the lifetime of the public Internet address space resource, addresses must be distributed according to actual need and on the basis of immediate use. Therefore, stockpiling of address space and maintaining reservations must, in general, be avoided."
- Types of required documentation?
Section 7.3: "In order to properly evaluate requests, an RIR must carefully examine all relevant documentation relating to the networks in question. Such documentation may include network engineering plans, subnetting plans, descriptions of network topology, and descriptions of network routing plans. All documentation should conform to a consistent standard and any estimates and predictions that are documented must be realistic and justifiable."
- Assignments registration requirements?
Section 8:
a) All communication with AFRINIC will be in English.
b) All allocations and assignments will be registered in an AFRINIC database. Any unregistered assignments / allocations / sub-allocation will be considered invalid. The registration data (name, IP block/range, contacts, status, etc..) must be correct at all times. This is necessary to support network operations."
- What is an Allocation?
Section 8.1: ".......An Allocation is a range of IPv4 addresses from which sub-allocations and assignments are made. All LIR's assigning address space allocated from AFRINIC are also advised to adopt a set of policies that are consistent with the policies described in this document........"
- What is additional allocation?
Section 8.4: "An LIR may receive an additional allocation when about 80% of all the address space currently allocated to it has been used in valid assignments and/or sub-allocations. A new allocation can also be made if single assignment or sub-allocation requires more addresses than those currently held by the LIR.
Reservations are not considered as valid assignments or sub-allocations. It may be useful for internal aggregation to keep some IP blocks free for future growth. These internal reservations are however not counted as valid usage and must be assigned or sub-allocated before requesting for an additional allocation..........."
- Records keeping to be done by LIRs?
Section 11: "LIR's must keep and maintain records of any documentation regarding assignments and sub-allocations to end users. It is needed for future reference when evaluating requests from the same organisation and for any audits by AFRINIC. These documents should be kept electronically for easier access. It's advisable that these records should include but not be limited to:
- The original request.
- Supporting documentation.
- Related correspondence between LIR and end-user.
- Decision of the assignment, and reasons behind any unusual decision.
- Role of person that made the decision.
2.2 What are AFRINIC's current procedures?
- Any request must originate from a registered contact of a resource member.
- The requesting organisation must be in good standing aka it's account balance is zero.
- Audit the assignments to determine their "validity"
- All information provided to AFRINIC will solely be used for evaluation purposes.
- AFRINIC will comply with all applicable data protection and privacy laws of the Republic of Mauritius in its handling of data and information submitted to it by the Applicant in furtherance of an application for services and use thereof
2.3 What does AFRINIC's current procedures and policies mean in "layman" terms?
- All requests must come from myAFRINIC portal (https://my.afrinic.net) or by filling the forms available in our website.
- Your AFRINIC account must be in good standing.
Go to your billing summary page in myAFRINIC and check whether your balance is zero or not. If you already effected the payment but your account is not updated then send e-mail to
attaching the proof of payment.
For more information, please consult this link.
- The IP addresses allocated by AFRINIC should only be assigned to your organisation customers. An assignment refers to the range of IP addresses that you will use from allocation given by AFRINIC for an end-site or customer with 4 or more IP, network infrastructure and dynamic pools.
- Each assignment should be properly registered in AFRINIC whois database.
- Your organisation must keep proper records of assignment and reasons for assignments.
- Your organisation must provide the necessary documentation to AFRINIC staff when requested. This documentation should be in english.
- Your organisation can ask for additional allocation if current allocations are 80% utilised or the immediate need is larger than the currently available resources.
2.4 What is considered an assignment?
- An IP address or block (/30 and above) currently being used by an LIR's customer.
- The IP address(es) can either be statically or dynamically assigned.
- A dynamic pool IP addresses shall be registered as one assignment with proper/detailed description stating what is used for. The size of the pool should depend on the number of concurrent users that connect to that pool during the busy/peak hours (provisioning).
- Any customer which has specific dedicated block assigned that is more than (/30) should be registered as separate assignment. It is advisable that the assignment contain information about the customer name details and contacts. If that is not possible due to marketing and competition reasons, the customer should be assigned unique ID that is to be used for all that customer assignments. The original name, industry and IP addressing plan should be documented & provided to AFRINIC if requested.
- Any subnet used for your organisation network infrastructure or services should be registered as separate assignment with proper details.
- The assignments should be registered in proper CIDR that includes not only the used IP addresses but also the network and broadcast IP addresses. Also, overlaps should be avoided; specific IP addresses can only be part of one assignment.
- Neither Reservations nor provision plans are considered as valid assignments.
2.5 What your current allocations should show on myAFRINIC portal?
- They should show utilisation number, if not then you either have invalid CIDR assignment or overlaps.
- They shouldn't show 0% utilisation by any means(unless the needs have changed and the prefix will be returned to AFRINIC)
- In most cases, they should show 80%
2.6 What should a request for an additional allocation include?
- Information about the intended use of the requested prefix.
- IP addressing plan showing the immediate use and the 12 month expected need.
- Any clarification in case the current allocation utilisation is less than 80%.
2.7 What kind of information will/may be required by AFRINIC during the evaluation of the request?
- Information about the name , industry and IP addresses utilisation of static assignments.
- Access to the monitoring system for the dynamic assignments and snapshots during peak/busy hour. If direct access is not possible, remote access application like WebEx, TeamViewer,...etc can be used. The monitoring system information should be in english. For Telcos, this information can be found in the APNs of the private IP addresses if you are using NAT or PAT. It can also be found in GGSN or DHCP servers. History of at least 3 months prior is recommended to be kept to ascertain the growth rate.
- Proof of infrastructure where the requested IP resources are intended to be used. This is usually in terms of purchase orders, payment receipts or shipping documents.


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...what's the deal with this obvious RINO in your legislature, Dale Shultz?
Just what conservatives need is a waffler. Nothing angers me more than a jerk that can't stand a little heat, and is so concerned about his re-election that he begins to talk out of the other side of his mouth.
Hope the Gov can corral his lousy back-stabbing phoney, and get him back in the group before he causes too much damage.
The good people, the concerned American people of Wisconsin have come too far to let this slip away. If the union wins this, it will be the beginning of a civil unrest in this nation that will lead to bloodshed. We know the union goons are just anxious for a physical uprising, and if I was part of the TEA party crowd, it would be hard to continue to turn the other cheek.


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With an experience of 25 years, Futurismo is a pioneer and leader in whale and dolphin watching in the Azores. Experience the Azores with us!
Fishing trips in S. Miguel - Azores, spend some hours relaxing and fishing. Inshore techniques: trolling, jigging and bottom fishing and Big Game for tuna and Marlin. Also available Shore Excursions tours around the island on a Jeep tours or van.
Through main roads and wild trails, come meet the beauties that exist in São Miguel and that still is kept hidden for the majority of the people that visit the island. Also available Shore Excursion for cruises.
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Captain's ReportLike all the Cobalt models, the 246 looks like it's in motion even at the dock. A combination of common sense engineering, abundant creature features and good old solid boat building technology has gone into the 246. At just 24'6" she has a roomy beam of 8'6" giving her the feel of a larger vessel.All of these comforts ride on an exceptional hull design derived from years of boat building experience. After running the 246 I had to find out how they got a boat to handle this well. So I found a Cobalt on a trailer and crawled under for a look. The first thing I noticed was the large reverse chines and the absence of the inner planning strakes from the windshield aft. This combination, coupled with a 20-degree deadrise, allows the vessel to drop into the waves smoothly without banging in most situations. To top it all off because of the large reverse chines she had a dry ride with no water hitting the windshield. The vessel tested did not have trim tabs and, despite this, rode surprisingly level even when the load wasn't. The reason for this was also found under the hull. Aft, on ether side of the out drive, the hull is extended beyond the transom creating a kind of a large fixed trim tab surface. Cobalt uses this on all of its models and calls it the "Extended running surface". The effect is much in the same as training wheels on a bicycle. When running at speed, the added surface has the effect of holding the boat steady not to mention popping up on plane quickly. The vessel also leaned into turns with a very solid feel and tracked well. This running surface is not a bolt on but the molded hull extending aft of the transom on either side of the outdrive and out to the freeboard on both sides. This hull configuration also allows for a full beam swim platform over the outdrive. Cobalt uses Kevlar over the chines to add strength and rigidity to the hull. An other contributing factor to the vessel's solid feel is the all fiberglass box longitudinal stringers running just about the full length of the hull. A box stringer is far stronger than traditional stringers at less the weight and the fact that they are solid fiberglass and not wood can only add to their life expectancy. The longitudinals are not fiberglassed to the hull but glued with a product called Plexus. Is this superior to fiberglass? Only time will tell. Moving topsides we found an abundance of just plain old good ideas. Starting with gas cylinder assisted hatches. The small rubber lined anchor locker forward, and the rubber lined ski storage compartment below the deck forward as well as the engine hatch all have gas cylinder assist. These not only help lift the hatches but also keep them securely open. The engine hatch has an electric power lift as well as the ability to be opened manually, a bit heavy but double. The U-shaped bow seat has padded bolsters below the deck line so your guests can face each other and lean back in comfort. Both seats have additional storage below. Cobalt has managed to install a head (toilet) compartment behind the port bow seat back rest that is accessible by opening the port console aft. The compartment is small for a large person but still large enough to close the door for privacy. A self-contained camper type toilet was installed having the holding tank in the base.The seating arrangement in the cockpit area consisted of two pedestal chairs and an L-shaped lounge across the back and up the starboard side. Under the aft seat was storage extending beyond the seat area to below the step and the corner seat section on the portside. Cobalt also installed the battery selector switch in here for easy access. But this puppy also has a wet well with drain under the port seat just begging for ice and cold drinks. Cobalt calls them Flip-Lip seats. What they've done is, for lack of a better description, double hinged the forward half of the seat to rest on top of the aft half creating a bolster seat so you can see over the windshield. There is also an adjustable helm to make it really comfortable in all driving positions. How many times have you bumped into or torn a shirt on a fire extinguisher? I have done both. So I liked the recessed fire extinguisher cubby located under the helm with a touch latch clear door, nice touch. The helm area was pleasing to the eye as well as functional. From the high gloss finish real rosewood dash to the double stitched vinyl covering, the area is nothing but elegant. Even the gauges, with a touch of gold and had very legible numbers, giving the helm an almost classic style. Moving aft, was a large padded sun deck located on top of the engine hatch. The swim platform had a built-in baitwell to starboard and stainless steel folding boarding ladder with its own storage compartment to port. The vessel tested had the optional removable swim platform aft of the stock unit. All in all creating a fairly solid swim platform with minimal spring. The boarding ladder was made of two telescoping stainless steel pipes with T steps. The whole unit was tucked under the port quarter of the platform with a lever-locking device. When it was time to extend the ladder I had to kneel down and lean over to locate and reach it. Also I had to keep reminding myself when docking that it was back there, because from the helm, even when standing, I couldn't see it. Let's not forget the engine room with the full beam hatch. There was no corner that was not easily reached. As a matter of fact I could have climbed in on either side of the engine to do work.So after testing the 246 I found that she rode and handled well, looked great and had loads of creature comforts. Little things like the encapsulated backing plates used under all the solid stainless steel deck hardware, and the optional telescoping stern navigation light just gave me the feeling that this was a well-built boat. But I'm not alone in my opinion. J.D. Powers and Associates have recognized the Cobalt for two years in a row and now I can see why.By Capt. Manny RebeloTest Captain
Test Result Highlights
- Top speed for the Cobalt 246 (Not a Current Model) is 49.9 mph (80.3 kph), burning 23.10 gallons per hour (gph) or 87.43 liters per hour (lph).
- Best cruise for the Cobalt 246 (Not a Current Model) is 25.6 mph (41.2 kph), and the boat gets 3.22 miles per gallon (mpg) or 1.37 kilometers per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 203 miles (326.7 kilometers).
- Tested power is 1 x 320-hp MerCruiser MX 6.2 MPO.
Standard and Optional Features
|Battery Charger/Converter
|CD Stereo
|Head: Portable
|Power Steering
|Trim Tabs
Exterior Features
|Carpet: Cockpit
|Ice Chest
|Outlet: 12-Volt Acc
|Swim Ladder
|Swim Platform
|Transom Door
|Bimini Top
|Camper Back
Hull Warranty
Deck Warranty
Transferable Extendable
|10-Years 10-Year transferable protection No http://www.cobaltboats.com/info/warranty.html
Engine Warranty
|5-Year No http://www.cobaltboats.com/info/warranty.html
Powertrain Warranty
5-Year transferable protection
Gelcoat Warranty
2-Year transferable protection
Accessories Warranty
|1-2 Year Yes http://www.cobaltboats.com/info/warranty.html
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Zarxrax wrote:BasharOfTheAges wrote:100x this. Some things just don't work in preview mode. Namely anything with HUEG dimensions.
Doesnt the preview encode get downscaled? If not, thats something that needs to happen.
Yes, AFAIK it does, but there is a point of too much downsizing. As an example, this 1600x480 video is on AKROSS and previewed there. Due to downscaling, it is 145 pixels high in the preview (the rest is letterboxing). That just looks like pure shit. Hell, I decided not to send it to a con because lowering height to 216 to fit their resolution requirements looked bad. I don't want something being passed off as representative of my video that's even worse than what I already rejected.
Now, I'm sure anyone can ask for this one video to not be previewed and would get that, provided it's technically possible and there is a good justification. However, I've been around for years and know most admins/mods. I know that admins/mods will grant reasonable requests, would an editor not active in the community know that they aren't total hardasses? I know I won't piss them off by asking, would that unknown editor realize? I know who to ask, would an editor know that (although it's not hard to find out). Besides, is this the sort of thing that should even be asked? I've always said that if a user can do something for themselves, then they should instead of hoping an admin will do it. However, that requires being given the tools to do it themselves.
So, while the redesign is in the starting stages, when opt-outs are coded, please allow them on a per-video basis rather than on the whole account as it is now.


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"Duluth Schools Construction Update" & "New Earthworm Threatens Region"
Five major school construction projects are nearing completion in Duluth. We have an update with video of some of the new schools. And the "Asian Jumping Worm" may seem like something out of a horror movie, but it's real, and scientists are worried what could happen if the invasive species gets loose in Minnesota and Wisconsin. We've got pictures of the squirmy worms. And a research scientist from the Natural Resources Research Institute is here to talk about the "Great Lakes Worm Watch".
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Amongst my collection of Victorian Writing Equipment I have several nice examples of writing slopes.
This one is a Brass Edged Rosewood Writing Slope with Brass Handles and lock furniture. It has excellent grain, colour and patina.
Although modern replacements; the brass cartouche, hinges and skiver are effective restorations. All other brassware is original. The flush fitting carrying handles on the sides of the slope are fully original and are so well executed, that when the handles are in the down position, they effectively dissappear into their respective recesses.
Inside it has two inkwell compartments, one with an ink well and the other with a pounce pot, pen tray and nib compartment. There are two full size compartments under each half of the writing surface, one for equipment and sundries, the other for correspondance.
The fully operating lock is made by the Company set up by famous locksmith Joseph Bramah who the later famous Silversmith Sampson Mordan apprenticed under. See the Bramah history below. The lock is hand stamped "BRAMAH", "PATENT" and has four Royal Crowns stamped. It has two keys of differing lengths that have the usual Bramah presentation at their operating ends. It has a typical Bramah escutcheon.
The slope has the usual signs of wear and use commensurate with its age.
Dimensions: Width 14" Depth 9 1/2" Height 5 1/4"
THE HISTORY of JOSEPH BRAMAH:
Joseph Bramah (13 April 1748– 9 December 1814), born at Stainborough Lane Farm, Stainborough, Barnsley Yorkshire, England, was an inventor and locksmith. He is best known for having invented the hydraulic press. Along with William George Armstrong, he can be considered one of the two fathers of hydraulic engineering.
Joseph Bramah's early life:
He was the second son in the family of three sons and two daughters of Joseph Bramma (note the different spelling of the surname), a farmer, and his wife, Mary Denton. He was educated at the local school in Silkstone and on leaving school he was apprenticed to a local carpenter. On completing his apprenticeship he moved to London, where he started work as a cabinet-maker. In 1783 he married Mary Lawton of Mapplewell, near Barnsley, and the couple set up home in London. They subsequently had a daughter and four sons. The couple lived first at 124 Piccadilly, London but later moved to Eaton Street, Pimlico, London.
The improved water closet:
In London, Bramah worked for a Mr. Allen, installing water closets (toilets) which were designed to a patent obtained by Alexander Cumming in 1775. He found that the current model being installed in London houses had a tendency to freeze in cold weather. Although it was Allen who improved the design by replacing the usual slide valve with a hinged flap that sealed the bottom of the bowl, Bramah obtained the patent for it in 1778, and began making toilets at a workshop in Denmark Street, St Giles. The design was a success and production continued well into the 19th century.
His original water closets are still working in Osbourne House, Queen Victoria's home on the Isle of Wight.
The Bramah Locks Company:
After attending some lectures on technical aspects of locks, Bramah designed a lock of his own, receiving a patent for it in 1784. In the same year he started the Bramah Locks company at 124 Piccadilly, which is today based in Marylebone, London and Romford, Essex. The locks produced by his company were famed for their resistance to lock picking and tampering. Bramah received a second patent for a lock design in 1798.
Bramah Machine tools:
Partly due to the precision requirements of his locks, Bramah spent much time developing machine tools to assist manufacturing processes. He relied heavily on the expertise of Henry Maudslay whom he employed in his workshop from the age of 18. Between them they created a number of innovative machines that made the production of Bramah's locks more efficient, and were applicable to other fields of manufacture.
Just before Bramah died, his workshops also employed Joseph Clement who among other things made several contributions in the field of lathe design.
The Bramah hydraulic press:
Bramah's most important invention was the hydraulic press. The hydraulic press depends on Pascal's principle, that pressure throughout a closed system is constant. The press had two cylinders and pistons of different cross-sectional areas. If a force was exerted on the smaller piston, this would be translated into a larger force on the larger piston. The difference in the two forces would be proportional to the difference in area of the two pistons. In effect the cylinders act in a similar way that a lever is used to increase the force exerted. Bramah was granted a patent for his hydraulic press in 1795.
Bramah's hydraulic press had many industrial applications and still does today. Of the period of time, to which end the things told of here are referring, the field of hydraulic engineering was within the province of an almost unknown science, and Bramah together with William George Armstrong were the two pioneers in this field. The hydraulic press is still known as the Bramah Press after its inventor.
Bramah's Other inventions:
Bramah was a very prolific inventor, though not all of his inventions were as important as his hydraulic press. They included: a beer engine (1797), a planing machine (1802), a paper-making machine (1805), a machine for automatically printing bank notes with sequential serial numbers (1806), and a fountain pen (1809). He also patented the first extrusion process for making lead pipes and also machinery for making gun stocks (Patent No. 2652). His greatest contribution to engineering was his insistence on quality control. He realised that for engines to succeed, they would have to be machined to a much better standard than was the practice. He taught Arthur Woolf to machine engines to a close tolerance. This enabled Cornish engines to run with high-pressure steam, vastly increasing their output. Woolf became the leading Cornish steam engineer and his designs were adopted by all the engine designers of the day. The 15-HP engines of Watt and others of circa 1800 gave way to 450-HP engines by 1835. Bramah can be viewed as a founding father in industrial quality control.
The death of Joseph Bramah:
One of Bramah's last inventions was a hydrostatic press capable of uprooting trees. This was put to work at Holt Forest (Part of the famous "New Forest" where William The Conqueror had loved to hunt!) situate in the County of Hampshire. While superintending this work Bramah caught a cold, which developed into pneumonia. He died at Holt Forest on 9 December 1814. He was buried in the churchyard of St Mary's, Paddington, London, England.


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Several weeks after firing Maine State Prison warden Patricia Barnhart and two years after taking over the Department of Corrections, Commissioner Joseph Ponte appears determined to continue — and ramp up — his forceful program of reform.
In an interview at the DOC's Augusta headquarters, the calm, 66-year-old corrections veteran spoke about his accomplishments, intentions, and frustrations. In spite of the latter, running the department "is the most fun I've had," he said. Maine has a "small enough" corrections system so "you can see the result" of your work.
NEW PHILOSOPHY AND LEADERSHIP Within the limits of a tight budget and some recalcitrant correctional officers, Ponte is trying to replace warehousing and punishing prisoners with what inmates need to turn their lives around. When he took over the DOC he saw how well that approach worked at the two youth centers, where the recidivism rate, of returning to prison after release, had declined significantly. He decided to apply the approach to adult offenders.
Ponte's philosophy is seen in his choices for his recently reconstituted team. Rodney Bouffard, longtime head of the Long Creek Youth Development Center, in South Portland, has been named acting warden of the state prison, in Warren. Long Creek was "a grim place" a dozen years ago, in the words of the DOC's just-retired juvenile-services chief, Barry Stoodley (see sidebar). Bouffard transformed it into a national model for reform, emphasizing psychological treatment and education.
Ponte has put Joseph Fitzpatrick, the psychologist who has directed the department's mental-health services, into Stoodley's former job. Cynthia Brann, a former regional juvenile offender administrator, now heads up adult probation and the five minimum-security facilities.
"We have to present opportunities for the inmate" to be successful, Ponte said. "Get these guys out of the cellblock." He noted, though, "We don't have the level of services on the adult side as we do on the juvenile side."
SOLITARY CONFINEMENT Under Ponte's watch, Maine has become a leader in solitary-confinement reform. Generally, there are 35 to 40 inmates in the state prison's "supermax," as opposed to an often-full-up 100 in the past. Some prisoners only spend hours or a few days there, to cool off. Ponte has spoken in other states about his success in reducing solitary. Still, a lot of states "are denying the need."
By throwing out one-size-fits-all disciplinary rules, Ponte virtually eliminated once-common supermax prisoner self-mutilation ("cutting") and the guards' violent "cell extractions" of disobedient prisoners to take them to the restraint chair. Instead, officers negotiate with a troubled inmate. Maybe it's necessary to "give them something," Ponte said. He cited an example of letting a prisoner paint murals.
MENTAL HEALTH CARE Ponte said punishment is no longer used to control mentally ill inmates in the supermax's Mental Health Unit. Generally, six to eight prisoners are there; in the past, all 20 cells often were full.
MEDICAL CARE Last year Ponte replaced the heavily criticized health-care provider Corizon with Correct Care Solutions, another national company. "The change has been positive," he said, adding that he receives far fewer complaint letters from inmates. He's gotten control of medical overspending, in the last fiscal year covering a $1.2 million overage from the previous year and producing a small surplus.
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BINGHAMTON, NY – The Binghamton Community Lab will host a discussion, "Are you interested in Investing Locally?" at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 16, at the Lost Dog Café Violet Room, 222 Water Street in Binghamton. This event is free and open to the public.
The primary purpose of this meeting is to expand the group of local investors, quickly review some of the most promising models based upon the work and research of local economist Michael Shuman, and engage in a facilitated conversation about how to move from the concept phase to planning and implementation.
Since 2010, BRSC (the Binghamton Regional Sustainability Coalition), Binghamton Rising and the Binghamton Neighborhood Project have focused on how to stimulate job creation and innovation locally. These groups work to promote independent locally owned businesses, services and products as a way to nurture a strong local economy, less dependent on importing goods and services. These recurring themes at Binghamton Community Lab have always been undertaken in the context of creating a fairer economy that "lifts as we climb".
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Kerry Stuart Coppin. Untitled: Bartender, Vietnamese Restaurant, Dakar, Senegal, 2000. Gicle´e print/pigment inkjet print, 32" x 40".
|Using digital photography, Kerry Stuart Coppin explores the impact
of international nongovernmental organizations (INGOs) in countries
described as "developing." His informed lens provides the viewer with a
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Coppin's international exhibition record comprises more than 150 venues, including the Center for Documentary Studies at Duke University, Art Institute of Chicago, and Brooklyn Museum of Art. His photographs are held in the collections of the African American Museum in Philadelphia, Bibliothe`que Nationale de France, Smithsonian American Art Museum, and the West African Research Center in Dakar, Senegal, among others.
Kerry Stuart Coppin. Untitled: Bartender, Vietnamese Restaurant, Coppin is currently an associate professor of art at Brown University. In cooperation with the Office of the Dean, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, this exhibition is supported by a larger campus discussion examining the role and impact of INGOs.
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|Students from RIC English Professor Tom Cobb's summer class at Arco- santi, a green city in Arizona, relate their experiences through photos and verse. A listing of programs and related activities to be announced. Visit Arcosanti at www.arcosanti.org.


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1. Why atheists spend so much time coming up with ideas to disprove the existence of God? That actually transform them into negative believers. If God exists or not there is no need for believers or anti-believers, we don't matter.
2. If God doesn't exist you must highly consider life to be automatically generated in the universe. The universe is homogenous, the same events repeat everywhere, so you should have life everywhere. But I haven't found a person that doesn't believe in God that still believes in aliens, instead most of the people that believe in God also believe in the contrary solution for life as well.
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Binghamton University receives Andrew W. Mellon Foundation grant
A $40,000 grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has been awarded to Binghamton University to support the "Image of France" project, a documentary database for all prints authorized for commercial distribution in Paris between 1811 and 1880. George McKee, humanities bibliographer, directs the project.
"Image of France" offers a fundamental resource for study of the 19th century visual culture of France by enumerating all of the visual prints that were publicly announced and recorded in Napoleon Bonaparte's official journal, the Bibliographie de la France. "The Bibliographie de la France was begun to record the publication of books," said McKee. "It surveiled, monitored and regulated the book trade under Bonaparte, but it served the second purpose of censoring and intimidating publishers. The law required that every print be documented and deposited in the national library."
McKee began work on the database in 1994 and it is currently complete from 1811 to 1830 and is comprised of about 19,000 entries. The Mellon Foundation grant will allow the work to continue through 1880, to include nearly 100,000 entries documenting almost half a million prints.
The project has fascinated McKee since the beginning. "Before we had electronic images, this is what people consumed," he said. "We make so much of Impressionism in art, and this is the basis of that. This is what people actually saw. It's history itself and so much of it remains unknown."
McKee has worked with colleagues from France to review and enrich the database and will continue to work with them to carry the project forward. He sees the completed project as one that will move beyond the world of scholarship. "The open-endedness of this project is thrilling," he said. "It's not just for academics. Anyone interested in old prints can use this. Never before have we been able to put precise dates on these prints. Now, we'll be able to."
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PS Store sale gets new additions, Metal Gear Solid goes cheap
Sony has updated the PlayStation Store summer sale with a raft of new goodies, including the original Metal Gear Solid – just in time for the series' 25th anniversary. The update appeared on PS Blog EU.
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Let's say he's this elaborate hoaxster who did this all for publicity. It's sick, it's twisted and totally messed up and not a good representation for any NFL franchise. You can't trust him.
But maybe he's a gullible Mormon boy who got led along for years and years and years and was truly stupid enough to believe he was in a loving, deep, emotional relationship despite it being all phone calls and AIM chats (despite him saying they met). If he's this sheltered of a person how will he be able to make it in the NFL? It'll only get more hectic from this point onward. Oh yeah and he is still a liar.
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