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I have not written a blog entry in a couple months. To tell you the truth, I struggle with blogging. I consider myself a private person in many aspects of my life. It is funny that my role at work is forcing me to be more 'social' than I would normally be. I like people, don't get me wrong, but the social web takes social skills.
Anyone who knows me knows I can talk one on one. Once I get started, it is hard to shut me up. But in crowds I tend to like to move to the back and observe.
It is funny, when I go to my parents house with my wife and kids, my wife and parents dominate the conversation. I do try to get a word in edge wise, but I find myself out quickly. Part of that is because my Father and Wife just interrupt me. So I have become used to it. I actually leave the room and play with my kids and my sister's kids like a big kid myself.
I started to think about the reason, and I found that the conversation actually does not interest me. They talk about 'so and so' over here, and that person over there, typically called gossiping, which I do not like to do (and the Bible, since I am a Christian, actually discourages it).
So relating that to the 'social web', one can very quickly find that if you are in the wrong community, you may not have much to say. Now, I have a lot to say about Web 2.0, Middleware, etc... so there are other things.
I look at social websites like Facebook. I have an account, with friends. They all post a lot of pictures, send virtual gifts, and other types of applications. I do not like these things too much. First off, I would much rather receive a real gift. Also, I don't like posting pictures of my family. I seem to think the web has a lot of security problems and the pictures wind up in some sick-o site. The status feature is interesting, except, do I want the world to know what I am doing. Though I enjoy reading what others are doing. I have found the scrabble app as cool, and I play a lot with my wife, so that is fun.
I like to share, I try to teach my kids this all the time. But do I want to share what I am doing, or where I am flying?
I think it comes down to is I like to interact with people face to face, I like being around people and listening to them more than talking, and I like to contribute what I know, but not every single thing I am doing. I also like to work in smaller groups of people.
But what about more 'private' people. Maybe they are read only members of the social web.
This is a rant I know, and I am going to post next on a technical topic. But isn't this what blogging is suppose to be about?
Anyway, it takes 'social' skills to be on the social web. This is something I have to work on I guess.
Social Web takes Social skills, so what about private people?
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Lucky for Goldklank - her Hub probation was up
At least one thing is looking up for ex-Ch. 7 bigwig Randi Goldklank.
She won't be hauled back into a Bay State court to face a possible trial for her humiliating 2008 Boston airport arrest because her probation on that case was up.
Goldklank, 43, lost her Florida TV job this week after she was arrested following a boozed-up, restaurant strip-show. Her latest alleged shenanigans come three years after she unleashed a drunken, profanity-laced rant on the state troopers responding to her airplane ruckus at Logan International Airport .
In June 2008, Goldklank admitted to facts sufficient for a finding of guilty on charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. She then resigned as vice president and general manager of WHDH-TV (Ch.7).
As part of her probation, Goldklank was ordered to stay away from alcohol and any drugs not prescribed by a doctor, to continue treatment and counseling and to allow probation officials access to relevant medical records, said Jake Wark, spokesman for Suffolk County District Attorney Daniel F. Conley.
During the airport arrest, Goldklank broke a state trooper's glasses and she had to pay him restitution. She also apologized — in person — to all the troopers involved and sent follow-up apology letters to the officers and Delta Airlines employees, Wark said.
Goldklank's probationary term ended on June 13, 2009 and it was "successfully completed," Wark said today.
If Goldklank had still been on probation when she was arrested in Florida Sunday night, it could have put her Boston case back on track for trial, Wark said.
Goldklank was hired as the local sales manager for WPEC-TV in West Palm Beach in early 2009. She then became general sales manager.
Goldklank couldn't be reached today.
Lily Pardo, spokeswoman for Sunbeam Television Corp., owner of Channel 7, said: "It's an unfortunate situation and beyond that we can't comment."

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SANTA CRUZ -- Santa Cruz County resident Hannah Balliet earned a spot on Lifetime Television's upcoming cooking competition show "Supermarket Superstar" with her whoopie pie recipe, which began as an experiment to help her youngest son.
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By GORDON JACKSON | The Brunswick (Ga.) News | Published: May 4, 2013
ST. MARYS -- Few would dispute that U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston, R-1, is a staunch supporter of the military.
His congressional district that stretches along the coast and inland has four bases - Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay in Camden County; Fort Stewart at Hinesville; Moody Air Force Base near Valdosta and Hunter Army Airfield outside Savannah.
But his announcement Thursday that he will seek the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate seat held by retiring Sen. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., has some people wondering how bases in his congressional district and the state will be affected if and when the Base Closure and Realignment Commission meets in 2015.
"There's always reason to be nervous," said Tony Wege, professor of political science at College of Coastal Georgia.
President Barack Obama has included a so-called BRAC in 2015 in his proposed budget for fiscal 2014, which begins Oct. 1 and runs through Sept. 30, 2014. He had proposed one in his current budget, but it was shot down by Congress.
There may be little will in the House of Representatives or the Senate to balk this time around, given pressure in Washington to cut spending and reduce the federal deficit.
The commission would make recommendations that would include moving some commands and other assets from bases across the nation to other military facilities. Some bases would likely be recommended for closure as a way to save tax-dollars.
Though the commission is intended to remove politics from the decision-making, it doesn't always work that way.
In 2005, the last time the commission met, members recommended closing Naval Submarine Base New London at Groton, Conn., and moving the submarine school and several squadrons of fast-attack submarines from the northern base to Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay.
The move would have provided a major boost to Camden County.
But politics won the day. Elected officials at the state and federal levels in Connecticut got involved and convinced federal officials to overturn the recommendation.
"It's easier to announce a base closing and have that evolve into a base reduction," Wege said. "They are easy to talk about and difficult to do."
Former national Navy League President Sheila McNeill, who lives in Glynn County, said her concern is the district will lose a congressman who has the influence and respect to help protect Kings Bay from closure or reduction, though no one has recommended that for the newest of the two submarine bases - developed in 1978 - on the East Coast.
The economic impact of the base on the community reaches into the ionisphere. Through payroll lone, the impact is $600 million, according to the Camden Partnership, a citizens group created to support Kings Bay.
"I know (Kingston) has been a powerful voice over the years," McNeill said.
If he wins a nomination and fall election in 2014, Kingston would be considered a junior senator, which means it's unlikely he would be given important Senate committee assignments. But McNeill said Kingston's experience in Congress for two decades will still be influential when it comes to military matters.
"At least we will have someone in the Senate who understands all the issues," she said.
Wege said Kingston currently wields significant influence as a member of the powerful House Appropriations Committee, where spending measures originate. It's unlikely as a freshman he would be given a similar position in the Senate if he wins election, Wege said.
"As a junior senator, should he win, he will still be a junior senator," Wege said. "His experience may give him a shot at being on a Senate committee. He would have a better shot than a junior Senator without experience."
The individual taking his place in the House would wield little to no clout in Congress, but Wege doesn't think low seniority will be detrimental. He expects many other advocates from the business and military community would support Kings Bay, if necessary, before the commission meets.
Retired Army Col. Barrett King, a member of the Camden Partnership, said it's always helpful to have support for the base from a congressman with Kingston's seniority. He believes Kingston will remain a powerful supporter of Kings Bay and other military bases in the state if he moves to the Senate.
On the other hand, all bets are off if Kingston loses his bid for Senate. King said he isn't sure how it would affect Kings Bay.
He remains optimistic. "Kings Bay has a solid strategic future," he said. "My guess is, it stays the same or builds a little. If Jack loses, the winner may be equally supportive of Kings Bay."
Wege says he believes Kingston has a legitimate chance to win the Senate seat.
"He is a consummate, young, articulate, sophisticated type of candidate," he said.
He must first win the Republican nomination, which could be a costly endeavor going against U.S. Reps. Paul Broun of Athens and Phil Gingrey of Marietta. Another potential GOP candidate, former Georgia Secretary of State Karen Handel, is said to be still making up her mind.
Kingston told supporters in a letter that he would need at least $5 million for a statewide campaign.
No Democrats have officially declared an intent to run, though several are said to be considering it, including U.S. Rep. John Barrow of Augusta and Michelle Nunn, daughter of former U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn.


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I did a show last fall, a spur of the moment thing at a nursing home. What a joke! I made several different kinds of ornaments, some wood working items and homemade cold/heating pads. The table was $5 and they advertised by putting a sign out front. I sold 1 thing at the very end of the day (rice filled heating pad). Profit was $3!! The only potential customers were the employees and a few residents. Not to mention a cute but confused resident kept "rearranging" my items for me most of the day! It was very discouraging but I think I will give it another try. All of you have given me hope!!
Yes, please don't let that disappointing one keep you from doing another craft fair. I did have to laugh about the resident rearranging your things. I could just see it.
I really think the best places to sell "papercraft" type items are at the church bazaars. There are lots of churches here that have them every year in Nov/Dec and have developed quite a following.
Try looking on Craigslist for your area under "events" and see if you can find some. The booth rents usually are from $25 to $50 for the larger ones.
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As part of Vandalog's "Great in '08" series, which will be running every day for the rest of the month. Check out previous posts here. Street artists from across the world have been offered one post to "gift" to one artist that they feel has been doing great work recently. Today it's Imminent Disaster's turn.
Who is one artist doing really great work right now?
Imminent Disaster: Chris Stain because he is one of few doing overtly political work on the street, and his images are earnest and beautiful, humble and humbling.
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Kirtland Community College was established March 7, 1966, by a vote of the electorate of Crawford, Ogemaw, Oscoda and Roscommon counties.
"Kirtland Community College, in a broad sense, belongs to and is supported by the residents of the college district," the policy statement on the college's website reads. "This college is operated in the public interest by the board of trustees, a representative body chosen by the community college district electorate and responsible to them for the proper administration of the college."
The taxpayers of Ogemaw, Oscoda, Roscommon and Crawford counties need to become and remain involved in the decisions of the Kirtland Community College Board of Trustees and college President Tom Quinn.
For the last several years, Kirtland has been slowly migrating its services to the northwest.
The board and the college president have a responsibility to first represent the four counties and the taxpayers of those counties who have supported the college since its inception.
On the surface, expansion makes sense and is likely needed. However, the college has a vested interest in the Roscommon County campus, a location that was designed to be equally inconvenient to its four-county region — centrally located to be equal distance from the population centers of the counties it serves.
Taxpayers need to be mindful of the college's expansion and should demand that an expansion is just that — additional services rendered at secondary locations. Those services should first be offered at its primary location.
However, Kirtland has offered mandatory courses for a degree only at a secondary location — presumably a move to boost attendance at the satellite locations.
Kirtland recently began operations at its Health Sciences Center, located off I-75 just south of Grayling.
When questioned about the location, Quinn claimed the location was more convenient for the majority of students. However, according to information provided by the college, more than 61 percent of its students are traveling farther if they attend the Health Sciences Center. It should be noted that these figures are based on the college's total enrollment at all campuses, and not all the students who are attending that particular facility.
The college's move to its Grayling location included its book-store and food services. The Roscommon campus was essentially abandoned in this regard, leaving students enrolled at the campus, including those who attend the recently renovated auto tech facility, to either commute to Grayling or obtain services elsewhere off campus.
The push northwest is also evident with the repurposing of its West Branch satellite location. When unveiled, the college boasted the location as the home of its surgical tech program. At a renovation cost of about $50,000, the building is now said to be home to the college's business programs, though the parking lot is usually rather empty.
Recently the college entered into an agreement with Otsego County to take over its management and operations of University Center Gaylord.
The college has operated its Michigan Technical Education Center (M-TEC) facility at the University Center since its inception. It migrated programs from the Roscommon campus to the M-TEC, in addition to expanding its course offerings at the M-TEC facility.
The additional offerings at M-TEC are wonderful, but if those programs are only offered outside the four-county tax base, at the convenience of Otsego County, the college is doing a disservice to its founding tax base.
At its last regular meeting, the board announced date and possible location changes for its meetings, saying it may hold some at the University Center Gaylord.
In 2015 the college received more than $1.3 million in taxes from Ogemaw County, $2.8 million from Roscommon County, $1.19 million from Crawford County and $709,546 from Oscoda County. It also received $742,000 from Otsego County for its M-TEC facility at the University Center.
If the college intends to continue its northwest migration, that needs to be made clear to the taxpayers who support it, so they can decide if that support should continue. The taxpayers also owe it to the college to become involved now and make their voices heard before detrimental decisions are made on their behalf.
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The college needs to make sure those of us paying the bill get the information about what the college is doing. We pay and they move out of the area, leaving Roscommon campus just a mess. Shame on the people running the college, that is not what was told to us when they wanted the mileage to pass. I am not happy at all.
This dissolution of the Roscommon campus has been ongoing almost since the arrival of President Tom Quinn. Voters of Ogemaw County need to be made aware of this and keep it in mind the next time a millage vote comes up. Rumor has it that the West Branch campus, originally intended for the Surg Tech program, will, in all liklihood, be closing within the next year. Not only are the majority of classes being moved to the Grayling area, but many are also only available online now, resulting in a major reduction of employees. The intent to completely close the Roscommon campus has been common knowledge among faculty and staff for quite some time.
The new facility at WB cost the taxpayers approx. $1,000,000.00 including land, demolition, new construction and equipment. Request a FOIA if you don't believe it. And now they hardly use the site and it's sits empty most of the time. Your tax $$ at work.


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Since Mazinga Phaser is almost invisible these days -- no, I can't remember the last time the band played, either -- you couldn't blame anyone for thinking it no longer existed. Meaning: I thought the group broke up around a year ago, so I was more than a little surprised to find a new album by Mazinga Phaser in my mailbox. After all, listless.com, the Web site that serves as a clearing house for information about "underground [bands] from Denton and neighboring metropoli," has Mazinga Phaser listed as "dead," along with Bedhead and Comet and others that actually are. Sure, there's a question mark after the name, but still. Now, the question mark should be removed, because Dissatisfied Customers of Hallucination proves that Mazinga Phaser is dead.
While the name remains the same, this Mazinga Phaser is a different band; the group that recorded 1996's Cruising in the Neon Glories of the New American Night and 1997's Abandinallhope doesn't really exist anymore. The lineup hasn't changed much (guitarist Wanz Dover split to start The Falcon Project, but he appeared on last year's Counting Breaths EP, and shows up on "Blue Sparkle Barchetta" here), but its sound has. That's not a bad thing. Mazinga Phaser Mark II is much catchier than its previous incarnation, although it's still partial to experimentation. For example, "Apocalypso" lives up to its name, all eerie electronic chants and steel drum clatter. Likewise, producer Dave Willingham and Sub Oslo's John Knuckles' mix of "Counting Breaths" doesn't have much to count, only Karl Poetschke's faint trumpet and what sounds like outtakes from The Abyss, deep-sea pings and pongs. Yet unlike earlier, less-successful efforts, when the group goes out on a limb on Dissatisfied Customers of Hallucination, it doesn't completely let go of the trunk.
That this is the most accessible effort from Mazinga Phaser is not surprising, since the band was headed in this direction even before Dover left the fold. Everyone involved would agree that the Vas Deferens Organization-produced Cruising in the Neon Glories of the New American Night went too far out, losing the song in favor of the sound. Abandinallhope was able to find more of a middle ground, and Dissatisfied sets up camp there, rarely straying. The best evidence is the muscular "Alpha Jerk," probably the most straight-ahead song the band has ever recorded, even with its heavy doses of keyboard skronk. All the instruments melt together into one sound, providing solid footing for Jessica Nelson's airy vocals. It's a beautiful song on a surprisingly melodic album. It proves that even though the band has started coloring within the lines, the picture is just as striking.
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Boy, oh, boy, do I love me some post-apocalyptic cinema. Problem is, all of these bleak, depressing motion pictures seem a bit samey at the moment, as if everyone is dipping into the exact same barren wasteland to craft their horrific tales of sci-fi isolation. Enter writer/director Pat Tremblay's 2011 feature "Hellacious Acres: The Case of John Glass". Judging from the trailer situated below, the film seems to have a devilishly quirky sense of humor, something you don't find too often in other like-minded endeavors. I'm definitely digging it.
Here's what the flick is all about:
John Glass, wakes up in a desolated barn from a long cryogenic slumber, to be informed that not only the planet has been devastated by a third world war, but reduced to little habitability by a subsequent alien invasion. He also learns that in order to reestablish a livable atmosphere for what's left of humanity, he'll have to go on a solitary mission to retrieve important codes dispersed in remote locations. Soon enough, he'll encounter more than he bargained for: aliens, crazy survivors, inadequate equipment, LOTS of walking and a pretty unhealthy dose of bad luck.
I love that the film lets you know up front that there's going to be a lot of wandering around. That's a very good thing to know before jumping head-first into the fray. At present, the film is scheduled to hit DVD on April 3rd, 2012. Check out the video embedded below if you simply cannot contain your curiosity. It's amusing as hell.


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Durham: Each district bus system to have a day to negotiate
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) - Officials from Durham School Services said three days of meetings are planned with unionized bus drivers threatening to strike. Each group will have a day to meet with the bus company.
Officials did not know in which order the employees would meet with the bus service, however.
Statements from Charleston County School District and Dorchester District 2 say officials have not received any warning of a strike starting Tuesday, so schools and buses should operate on a normal schedule in the morning.
The pending school bus strike in Charleston and Dorchester counties did not start Monday morning, a relief to thousands of parents and school officials who were preparing for the worst.
However, Charleston County School District Superintendent Dr. Nancy McGinley said Monday morning that all the district can do is watch and wait for Durham School Services and the Teamsters union to act.
"We are a very interested third party. We have no control, which is frustrating," she said. "We are not in the driver's seat, so to speak."
Top leadership with CCSD met at 6 a.m. Monday.{}
"We have 400 drivers. There is a great deal of complexity to the routes so even if all of the drivers stayed out and somebody gave us a few hundred additional bus drivers it would still take a couple of days to get all the routes mapped out and familiarize the new drivers if it came to that with the routes, so it's a very serious logistical challenge to pull this off and yet that is what we are working toward." McGinley said.
Dorchester District 2 Superintendent Joe Pye is telling parents to watch for information sent home with their children over the next few days. Parents can also find updated information on school websites and through the school's text alert system.
There is also another website that is stepping in to help parents and children find rides to and from school in the event of a strike. Trident Rideshare is a free web-based service that connects people looking to share transportation across the tri-county area.
For CCSD parents, there is another website -- CCSDParents.com -- that connects parents looking to carpool their children.
Durham officials said in a statement Sunday that it and the union would resume talks to avert the pending strike on Tuesday.
"We remain committed to reaching an agreement with the Teamsters as we continue to balance the interests of out employees, our customers and our company at the negotiating table," the company said.
Durham School Services is in negotiations with their bus drivers who are asking for better wages and health care coverage.{} Drivers in Charleston County and Dorchester County have voted to strike if a deal is not reached by Monday.
Officials with the Charleston County School District said in a statement early Sunday afternoon that there was no sign that bus drivers would start their strike on Monday.
As a result, schools and buses would run normally, the district said.
"We know the situation can change at any time," the statement read.
In the event of a strike, the district is advising parents to arrive early to area schools and work out carpools with family, friends and neighbors.
Dorchester District 2 officials released a similar statement on Sunday afternoon.
"I hope it gets resolved. My number one wish is that there is a compromise and that both sides feel that they have walked away from the table with a fair settlement," McGinley said.


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When we had the floor put in, we moved everything movable out of the kitchen and onto our three season porch. This included the fridge and the cabinet next to the fridge, which had been displaced from its original spot in the kitchen design during the one and only "remodel" of our kitchen back in 1986. That remodel consisted of replacing the countertops and appliances, leading to the displacement of this large cabinet to make room for a new fridge.
After the floor went in, we decided to leave this cabinet out on the three season porch for a while. Moving it out of the kitchen had left an empty spot between the fridge and the stove area, making it possible to have larger garbage and recycling cans only a toss away from the prep area and the dishwasher. We had thought to leave the extra cabinet on the porch for game and summer storage.
But then my cookbooks overflowed their designated area, and we had to move the cabinet back in to the house.
Not that I am complaining. I think the new placement of the cabinet is great. We put it along the empty wall in the eat-in area of the kitchen. I was trying to figure out what to put there, if we needed to get another piece of furniture or not, but the cabinet looks pretty good for right now.
Which is a good thing, because otherwise I would have been running around trying to match either the blue of the cabinets, or our natural maple wood accents, neither of which is a fun thing to do.
I also got to pull out another of my vintage linens, which we use far too few of, in my opinion. This pretty one was made by my great aunt. It has seen some better days, but I just put the stained and unraveled parts toward the wall. Shh…don't tell….
And the best part of this cabinet? The vintage shelf paper, with a scalloped edge, still lining the metal shelves.


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