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on THURSDAY
Preschool story time - 10 a.m., Borders Books and Music, 196 Alps Road; stories about scarecrows and pumpkins will be read; (706) 583-8647.
Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter St.; www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us or (706) 613-3650:
- Computer Class: Introduction to Excel - 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.; call to register.
- iFilms: "Paprika" - 7 p.m.; Director Satoshi Kon takes us on a journey to a place where reality and dreams collide. In this anime feature, the DC-MINI, a revolutionary new machine that allows scientists to enter people's dreams, has been stolen. A fearless detective and a brilliant therapist join forces to recover the machine before it falls into the hands of a "dream terrorist" who will use the device to destroy people's minds. 90 minutes.
Contemporary Photography Exhibition - 3 to 5 p.m., runs through Nov. 29, Town Center Fine Art, 2 South Main St., Suite 210, Watkinsville; featuring Wendy Cooper, Neal Cox, Tracy Jefferies, Tamara Rafkin; free; (706) 769-1644.
The Doctor is in - 5 p.m., Nu i's Space; Dr. Kip Hicks will see uninsured musicians; call ahead to make an appointment; www.nuci.org or (706) 227-1515.
"Rural Georgia and the Vanishing South" - 6 p.m., Art gallery la place, 7 East Square, Washington; new art show and sale; runs through Christmas; a "Meet the Artists" reception from 6 to 8 p.m.; wine and refreshments; featuring artists Peter Muzyka of Madison, Robert Battle of Milledgeville, Nan McGarity of McDonough and Greensboro, Laura Sleighter of Washington and Ronald Moore, David Siffert, Jan Whyllson, Will Eskridge and Anne Jenkins; www.artgallerylaplace.com or (706) 486-6808 or (706) 678-6258.
"Black Like Me" - 7 p.m., room 102 of Zell B. Miller Learning Center, UGA; a student panel discussion on race; panelists will reflect on issues surrounding "levels of blackness;" free for UGA students with valid UGACards; (706) 542-6396 or www.uga.edu/union.
Story time - 7 p.m., Elbert County Public Library, 345 Heard St., Elberton; read turkey stories and make an edible turkey; for children of all ages; www.elbertco.net or (706) 283-5375.
"The Pajama Game" - 7:30 p.m., The Classic Center Theatre; $10-$65; discounts for groups of 15 or more; (706) 357-4444 or www.ClassicCenter.com.
Dirty Dozen Brass Band, The Lee Boys - 7:30 p.m., The Melting Point; $23; www.tickets.meltingpointathens.com or (706) 254-6909.
Jazz Concert - 7:30 p.m., Grace Chapel and Performing Arts Center, Toccoa Falls College; featuring spirituals and a variety of selections from the Big Band era; free; www.tfc.edu or (706) 886-7299, ext. 5218.
shana.gray 11/11/08 JJ Grey and Mofro, Justin Townes Earle - 8 p.m., Georgia Theatre; $15; www.georgiatheatre.com or (706) 549-9918.
Winds of Change: Looking Forward, Looking Back - 8 p.m., Hodgson Concert Hall, Performing Arts Center; with UGA Wind Ensemble; $15; $7 for UGA students with valid UGACards; www.uga.edu/pac/mastercalendar or (706) 542-4400.
"Our Town" presented by University Theatre - 8 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday, Morton Theatre, 195 W Washington St.; $15 adults, $12 students; (706) 542-2838 or www.drama.uga.edu.
C-FRE$H Music Video Premiere Party - 8 to 10 p.m., Ciné; Athens native, C-FRE$H, will host the video premiere of his hit single, "So Fly;" event boasts Jon Gris and Ben Stevens of T-NEB/RCP and Mantooth Music's house DJ, "The King DJ"; catered reception by The National Restaurant; free; www.athenscine.com or (706) 353-7377.
Benji Hughes, Randall Bramblett Band, Ben Deignan - 8:30 p.m., 40 Watt; $10; $5 for students; www.40watt.com or (706) 549-7871.
Art Opening Show, Hola Halo, A Horse is a Sphere - 8:30 p.m., Flicker, 263 W. Washington St.; www.myspace.com/flickerbar.
Leralynn - 9 p.m., The Mercury Lounge, 254 W. Clayton Street; jazz; free; www.mercuryathens.com or (706) 583-8510.
The Jack Burton, Vincas, Hot Breath - 10 p.m., Caledonia Lounge; $5 for ages 21 and older; $7 for ages 18-20; www.caledonialounge.com.
The Bloodsugars, Part Bear, The Lisps - 10 p.m., Tasty World; www.myspace.com/tastyworldga or (706) 543-0797.
Stereo Campbell - 11 p.m., Farm 255; www.farm255.com or (706) 549-4660.
Napoleon Solo - Wild Wing Cafe, 312 E. Washington St.; www.wildwingcafe.com/our-locations/athens or (706) 227-9464.
Textile Extravaganza - runs through Christmas, The Point of Art, 604 Sibley Ave., Union Point; showcase of the art of Margaret Warfield, Carla Powell, Susannah Flanigan, Jenifor Borg, Pola Muzyka and Hilary Hoffman; (706) 486-6808 or www.ThePointofArt.net.
on FRIDAY
Fantastic Fridays - 9 a.m. to noon, Bishop Park, 705 Sunset Drive; parents, caregivers and kids can have fun in a non-structured, non-committed environment; for ages 6 months to 4 years; parents and/or caregivers are required to stay and are responsible for leading kids through various obstacle course; $10 per visit per child for ACC residents; $15 per visit per child for non-ACC residents; (706) 613-3625 or www.accleisureservices.com.
Holiday Art Ramble - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Art Gallery La Place in Washington, The Point of Art Gallery in Union Point and Genuine Georgia, Hampton Fine Art Gallery, Historic Mill Studio in Greensboro; 31-mile art corridor; all 5 galleries and working studios will have artist demonstrations, blue tag sales, door prizes and more; www.artramble.com or (706) 486-6808.
Speech and Hearing Screenings - 12:30 to 4 p.m., 593 Aderhold Hall, UGA; sponsored by UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic; screenings of speech, language, voice, resonance, fluency and hearing for adults and for children ages 3 years and older; screenings are conducted to identify communication disorders or differences and to provide prevention or intervention resources; (706) 542-4598 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Fred's Duplicate Bridge Club - 1 p.m., Loyal Order of the Moose Club, 185 Ben Burton Road, Bogart; every Friday.
Reception for Bob Sartor's - 5 to 8 p.m., Healing Arts Center, 834 Prince Ave.; "Visions of Cape Cod" exhibit; oil on canvas, oil on wood, wood carvings; www.healingartscentre.net or (706) 613-1142.
Afterhours at the Library - 7 to 9 p.m., Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter St.; teen coffee house and open mic; sing, dance, play an instrument, read poetry, juggle; coffee and refreshments provided; open to teens ages 11-18; free; www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us or (706) 613-3650.
"Big: The Musical" presented by Oconee Youth Playhouse - 7 p.m. today and 3 p.m. Sunday, Oconee County Civic Center, Hog Mountain Road, Watkinsville; based on the popular Tom Hanks movie; $12 for ages 12 and younger; $15 for students and senior citizens; $18 for adults; tickets may be purchased in advance at Oconee Youth School of Performance, 1050 Jamestown Blvd. in Watkinsville or at the Oconee County Civic Center; (706) 769-2677 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Classic Theater Playbills - 7:30 p.m. today, Saturday and Sunday, Quinn Hall, Memorial Park, 293 Gran Ellen Drive; collection of theater's most memorial playbills including "Camelot," "Wicked," "Rent," "Evita" and "Hairspray;" $15 adults; $12 seniors, students and children; (706) 613-3628 or visit www.athenscreativetheatre.com.
Mary Sigalis - 8 p.m., The Mercury Lounge; 254 W. Clayton Street; jazz; free; www.mercuryathens.com or (706) 583-8510.
Ballet Flamenco José Porcel - 8 p.m., Hodgson Concert Hall, Performing Arts Center,230 River Road; $24 - $29; half price for UGA students with valid UGACards; free pre-concert lecture given by Julie Galle Baggenstoss at 7:15 p.m. in Ramsey Concert Hall; www.uga.edu/pac/mastercalendar or (706) 542-4400.
Women of Soul Showcase and AfterParty - 8 p.m. to 2 a.m., Diverse Universe, 213 B Tallassee Road; featuring poetry by Celest "Divine" Ngeve and Ms. Angie "the Arsonist," hip-hop by Nasaya and Ms. Unyque, singing by Kyshona Armstrong; $3; e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or (706) 351-7279.
Satellite Dishes, Moveable Walls, and a Snowscape Part I presented by Divided Like a Saint's - 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, ATHICA, 160 Tracy Street, Unit 4; a live performance featuring experimental dance, original music, Wiimote technology, an elaborate set and colorful costumes; $6-$9 suggested donation; (770) 355-9632.
Allison Weiss, Dylan Gilbert, Painted Sky, Allie + Ben - 8:30 p.m., Flicker, 263 W. Washington St.; www.myspace.com/flickerbar.
Benefit for Haiti - 8:30 p.m., Little Kings, 263 W. Washington St.; guest speakers and performances by Moyuba, Shakti Project, Ellen Bleir's Afro-Haitian Dance Class and One L; Folkloric Cuban and Haitian drumming, Folkloric and Tribal dancing and Latin-jazz; suggested donation $5 - $10; www.bethlehemministry.org or (706) 369-3144.
Pnuma Trio, DrFameus and EDvsAL, Telepath - 9 p.m., Georgia Theatre; $10 advance; $12 day of show; www.georgiatheatre.com or (706) 549-9918.
No Age, Titus Andronicus, Soft Circle - 9 p.m., 40 Watt; $12 advance; tickets on sale at School Kids Records and School Kids' Charge-By-Phone; (706) 353-1666 or www.40watt.com.
Five Eight, Don Chambers - 9 p.m., The Melting Point; $8; www.tickets.meltingpointathens.com or (706) 254-6909.
shana.gray 11/11/08 Nu iFest - 9 p.m., Tate Student Center, UGA; a day of free music followed by benefit concert at Nu i's Space; featuring Ben Deignan, The Jompson Brothers Band, Trances Arc; $5 donation; ages 18 and older; www.nuci.org or (706) 227-1515.
Ben Stevens, B., M2, Static, Elite Tha Showstoppa, Grand Prize Winners From Last Year - 10 p.m., Caledonia Lounge; $2 for ages 21 and older; $4 for ages 18-20; www.caledonialounge.com.
Fantasy Friday - 10 p.m., Tasty World; www.myspace.com/tastyworldga or (706) 543-0797.
Dawgs After Dark "Ice Masquerade" - 10 p.m. to 2 a.m., Tate Student Center, UGA; event will be themed as a winter Mardi Gras, with activities including an ice cream bar, face painting, and balloon artists; centerpiece of the event will be a 1200-square-foot skating rink set up in the pay parking lot next to the Tate Student Center; free for UGA students with valid UGACards; $5 for non-students; wristbands are required and will be distributed at the entrance; (706) 542-6396 or www.uga.edu/union.
Ginger Envelope - 11 p.m., Farm 255; www.farm255.com or (706) 549-4660.
Musical Tots - Athens Mother Center; class for toddlers to act out children's songs, nursery rhymes and dance along; bring kids musical instrument or things that make noise and explore the sounds that different things make; every Friday; www.athensga.motherscenter.org or (706) 552-8554.
Justin Brogden - Wild Wing Cafe, 312 E. Washington St.; www.wildwingcafe.com/our-locations/athens or (706) 227-9464.
on SATURDAY
Pedal for Paws - Kids ride starts at 8 a.m. and adult ride starts at 9 a.m., Jittery Joe's Coffee Roaster, East Broad Street; kids rides are a 2-mile trip; adults can choose between a 37-mile and a 60-mile ride; proceeds help Found True Love Canine Rescue; raffle and events for kids; kids will be served ice cream and adults pizza and beer at the end of the rides; registration can be done the day of the ride or in advance at Web site; $10 for kids; $25 for adults; www.AllPawsInHeaven.com.
Challenge Explosion - registration begins at 8:45 a.m., courses scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon, UGA College of Education, Aderhold Hall; one-day program providing children from Athens area elementary schools the opportunity to learn about interdisciplinary science, music and art through a variety of specialized courses taught by local teachers and UGA graduate students; courses for program include "Creative Dynamics," "Good Bugs! Scary Bugs! Tasty Bugs!," "Exploring Ancient Egypt," "Kids-N-Clay Holiday Gift Making," "Simple Machines with Legos," "Mazing Mice" and "The Kite Makers;" $30; with discounts available for families registering more than one child; www.coe.uga.edu/torrance/challenge or (706) 542-2628.
Celebrate America Recycles Day - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Athens-Clarke County Materials Recycling Facility, 699 Hancock Industrial Way; Athens-Clarke County residents can recycle their electronics - including televisions - and rigid No. 1 and No. 2 plastics to remove broken products from their homes and taking the pledge to recycle; (706) 613-3512 or www.acc-recycle.org.
Saturday Morning Clay Time - 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Blue Bell Gallery and Pottery Studio, 89 E. North Ave., Comer; one-day workshops; complete a project start to finish each Saturday; fee Includes a bag of clay and firing costs; tools and additional clay will be available for purchase; $50; www.bluebellgallery.net.
Vinyasa Yoga Benefit Class - 10 to 11:30 a.m., The Healing Arts Center, 834 Prince Ave.; with Jessica Harris; hatha yoga practice where each movement is linked to the next by the breath; participants of all levels of experience welcome; 100 percent of proceeds goes to the Loran Smith Center for Cancer Support; suggested donation is $15, all donations are welcome; www.healingartscentre.net or (706) 613-1142.
Jewelry Fest - 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Georgia Heritage Center for the Arts, Tallulah Falls; Georgia jewelry artists will be setting up throughout the gallery; (706) 754-5989.
Naturalist Walks - 10 to 11 a.m., Sandy Creek Nature Center, 205 Old Commerce Road; join nature center staff for a walk around the property to see what can be discover during the winter; bring camera or binoculars; free; www.accleisureservices.com/familyprograms.
Oconee County Library, 1080 Experiment Station Road, Watkinsville; (706) 769-3950 or www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us/oconee/index.html:
- Turkey Time - 11 a.m., for all ages; stories, crafts, turkey cookies; activities for all ages; free and open to the public.
- Genealogy Help: "What To Do When You Hit a Brick Wall" - 2 p.m.; Janet Higton will discuss ways to overcome obstacles in research; free and open to the public.
Blues Fest - 1 p.m., The Melting Point; With Blues Affliction, Mad Whiskey Grin, Rick Fowler, Marion Montgomery, The Cazanovas, Big C and AJ featuring Clarence Cameron, The Healers, Paul Lombard, Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin, Diane Durrett, Bonerama; $15; www.tickets.meltingpointathens.com or (706) 254-6909.
"Paulina: A Genealogical Mystery" - 2 p.m., Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter St.; presented by R. L. (Randy) Reid, Ph.D., about a mysterious descendant of the Cobb family; Dr. Reid, humanities chairman at Athens Academy, discovered Paulina in the research for his dissertation on Howell Cobb; he will describe the records used to track this person; meet and greet to follow; www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us or (706) 613-3650.
Drum for Well-Being - 2 to 3:30 p.m., Mind Body Institute, 1199 Prince Ave.; led by Dr. Arvin Scott; improve concentration and focus, connect with inner rhythms, traditional hand drumming rhythms; previous drumming experience not required; some drums are provided or bring a drum from home; $10; (706) 475-7329.
"It's a Family Affair ... The Breakthrough" presented by JES+US (JES+United Souls, Inc.) - 4 p.m., Seney-Stovall Chapel, 201 N. Milledge Ave.; $5 at the door; (706) 542-2736.
The Reeds, Mantooth - 6 p.m., Tasty World; www.myspace.com/tastyworldga or (706) 543-0797.
A "Twilight" Party - 7 p.m., Borders Books and Music, 196 Alps Road; an evening of fun to get ready for the movie "Twilight"; www.borders.com or (706) 583-8647.
"Moving Through the Ages: Dance, the Inspiration" presented by Pamoja Dance Co. - 7 p.m., Hodgson Concert Hall, Performing Arts Center; $5 in advance; $7 at the door; www.uga.edu/pac/mastercalendar or (706) 542-4400.
Fifth Annual Night In Saigon - 7 to 10 p.m., Oconee County Civic Center, Hog Mountain Road, Watkinsville; sponsored by the Vietnamese Students Association; a showcase of Vietnamese culture with a fusion of traditional and modern highlights of Vietnamese life; show featuring a diverse variety of performers including dancers, singers, skit actors and food; $9; (706) 542-8074 or e-mail email@example.com.
Open Mic Night - 8 p.m., 106 West, 106 W. Athens St., Winder; singer-songwriters, musicians, poets, comedians; hot chocolate; $5; www.106west.com.
Nice Machine, Black Lightning, Jason Trahan - 8:30 p.m., Flicker; www.myspace.com/flickerbar.
Dark Side of the Dead - 9 p.m., Georgia Theatre; $10; www.georgiatheatre.com or (706) 549-9918.
The Black Lips, The Spits, All the Saints - 9 p.m., 40 Watt; $10 advance; tickets on sale at School Kids Records and School Kids' Charge-By-Phone; (706) 353-1666 or www.40watt.com.
shana.gray 11/11/08 Silver Apples, A. Armada, Grails - 10 p.m., Caledonia Lounge; $8 for ages 21 and older; $10 for ages 18-20; www.caledonialounge.com.
Idiot Slowdown - 11 p.m., Farm 255; www.farm255.com or (706) 549-4660.
Electrik Eelz - Wild Wing Cafe, 312 E. Washington St.; www.wildwingcafe.com/our-locations/athens or (706) 227-9464.
The Gingerbread Party - through Jan. 4, Underground Atlanta; an interactive holiday experience designed for children ages 4 to 11; can also accommodate families and be tailored to host parties for adults; presented through early Jan.; the Gingerbread Party will be hosted in a storefront setting in Historic Underground Atlanta; $45-$55 per child (depending on number of children); prices vary for Ginger Soirées; www.thegingerbreadparty.com.
on SUNDAY
Canopy Studio, 160 Tracy St.; (706) 549-8501 or www.canopystudio.com:
- Adult Beginner Trapeze Workshops - 12:30 to 2 p.m.; learn basics of trapeze dance, including tricks, proper body positioning, balance and creative movement; an introduction to stretch and strength work is incorporated into the workshop; no previous experience required.
- Level 1 Hoopdance Workshop - 5 to 6:30 p.m.; learn basic Hoopdance moves including waist hooping, hip hooping, halos, passing, floating and corkscrews; locally made hoops will be available to try during the workshop; hoops for sale for $25; space is limited so participants must prepay to hold a spot; $25.
Introductory Art Classes - 1:30 to 3 p.m. for MultiMedia classes and 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. for Introduction to Figure Drawing classes, Ciné; two interactive art classes led by Bricelyn H. Strauch; firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Reflections on Songs, Actions, and Social Justice: Film, Lecture, and Music from Guy and Candie Carawan" - 2 to 5 p.m., Richard B. Russell Library, Main Library, North Campus, UGA; final event in the "Weaving the Threads of Justice: The Highlander Center, 1932-2007" program series; free and open to the public; www.libs.uga.edu/russell/calendar or (706) 542-5788.
Borders Books and Music, 196 Alps Road; www.borders.com or (706) 583-8647:
- Author Visit - 2 p.m.; Dr. Gary Grossman has written a cookbook about the variety of methods of cooking venison titled "A Bone to Pick: Everyone's Guide to Gourmet Venison Cookery."
- Brett Schieber - 4 p.m.; orchestral-sounding pop music.
Seminar: "DIY Body Care: Salt and Scrubs" - 2 p.m., Earth Fare, 689 S. Lumpkin St.; call to sign up; free; (706) 227-1717 or www.earthfare.com.
The Georgia Festival Singers - 3 p.m., Colleen O. Williams Theater, Winder Cultural Arts Center, 105 East Athens Street, Winder; a program of carols and songs performed a cappella; $5; (770) 867-3106.
Classic City Rollergirls vs. Atlanta Rollergirls - 7 p.m., Skate Around USA, 3030 Cherokee Road; three 20-minute periods; $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 6-10; children ages 6 and younger are free; adult tickets can be purchased in advance for $8 through Rollergirls or the Web site; afterparty at Kingpins in Homewood Hills Shopping Center; www.classiccityrollergirls.com.
shana.gray 11/11/08 "The Pirates of Penzance" presented by New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players - 7:30 p.m., Hodgson Concert Hall, Performing Arts Center, 230 River Road; concert version with orchestra, chorus, and soloists; pirate Frederick is on the verge of turning his back on the swashbuckling pirate lifestyle, but is torn between his love for Mabel, his desire to eliminate piracy, and his sense of duty; $27 - $32; (706) 542-1668 or www.uga.edu/pac.
Gift Horse, Arizona - 10 p.m., Farm 255; www.farm255.com or (706) 549-4660.
on MONDAY
Foreclosure Counseling - 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday and Tuesday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Hancock Community Development Corporation, 300 Henderson Extension; learn about the options available when facing a foreclosure; (706) 546-1154.
shana.gray 11/11/08 Lymphedema Support Group - 1 p.m., O'kelly Memorial Library, located on the corner of Conyers Road and Highway 78 across from CVS, Loganville; meets the third Monday of each month; (770) 466-8483 or e-mail email@example.com.
Computer Skills and GED Prep Classes for Women - 1:30 to 4 p.m. every Monday and Wednesday, Sparrow's Nest, 745 Prince Ave.; sponsored by Women to the World; pre-registration not required, but registration is limited; classes are free; (706) 548-0000 or www.womentotheworld.org or email@example.com.
Story time - 3:30 p.m., Elbert County Public Library, 345 Heard St., Elberton; reading turkey stories and making an edible turkey; for children of all ages; www.elbertco.net or (706) 283-5375.
UGA Tuba Euphonium Ensemble - 3:30 p.m., Ramsey Concert Hall, Performing Arts Center, 230 River Road; free; www.uga.edu/pac or (706) 542-1668.
ALPS Traveling Troupe of Children Actors - 7 p.m., Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter St.; children ages 9 and older will perform short theatrical plays based on folk and fairy tales; led by Kelly McGlaun Fields and Nonie Fox; replaces bedtime stories; www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us or (706) 613-3650.
Classic City Rollergirls Boot Camp - 7 to 9 p.m., Skate-a-Round USA, 3030 Cherokee Road; Classic City Rollergirls is recruiting new skaters; during camp sessions, new skaters will learn derby basics, skating skills, derby play and equipment needs; will have an opportunity to learn more about the league; no experience necessary to attend boot camp, but skating skills are a plus; future session are Dec. 8 and Jan. 12; try-outs will be Jan. 24; $20; fee is for entire set of sessions, covers rental skates, use of loaner gear and entrance fees; bring knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, a mouth guard or a helmet; e-mail email@example.com or www.classiccityrollergirls.com.
Vox Reading Series - 8 p.m., Cine; presented by the UGA Creative Writing Program, featuring the works of Charles Baxter; free; www.athenscine.com or (706) 353-7377.
Seminar: Effective Interviewing for Medical, Dental or Professional School - 8 p.m., Earth Fare, 689 S. Lumpkin St.; focusing on interview preparation, dealing with different interview formats and answering questions effectively; taught by Joey Freeman, nationally-published author, with over 20 years of experience in job search and professional communications; free; (706) 227-1717 or www.earthfare.com.
Movie Night: The Landlord - 8:30 p.m., Flicker; www.myspace.com/flickerbar.
Ponderosa, Rosewood Thieves, Radiolucent - 10 p.m., Caledonia Lounge; $5 for ages 21 and older; $7 for ages 18-20; www.caledonialounge.com.
Romanenko, Violence Gang, Dr. Squid - 10 p.m., Tasty World; www.myspace.com/tastyworldga or (706) 543-0797.
on TUESDAY
Athens Mother Center; www.athensga.motherscenter.org; (706) 552-8554.
- New Mom's Group - 9:30 to 11:15 a.m.; group for new moms who need to get out and be with other moms going through the same things and experiencing similar issues; babies welcome; childcare available for older siblings.
- Toddler Play - 9:30 to 11:15 a.m.; bring toddlers to socialize, play and interact with other toddlers of the same age.
Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter St.; www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us or (706) 613-3650:
- Georgia Children's Book Award Program for Home School Students - 10:30 a.m.; book discussions of nominees for 2008-2009 Georgia Children's Book Award; discuss any of the 20 nominated books; led by Barbara Dinnan; for home school students in grades 4 through 8.
- Getting Started with Genealogy - 2 to 4:30 p.m.; get started with your family research; bring a sweater or light jacket and something to write with; this is a pre-beginning genealogy class; no registration required.
Lecture: "The Way We Have Become" - 4 p.m., 265 Park Hall, UGA; (706) 542-3966.
Computer Skills and GED Prep Classes for Men - 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. every Tuesday, Sparrow's Nest, 745 Prince Ave.; sponsored by Women to the World; pre-registration not required, but registration is limited; classes are free; (706) 548-0000 or www.womentotheworld.org or email@example.com.
Oakhurst - 7 p.m., The Melting Point; $3; www.tickets.meltingpointathens.com or (706) 254-6909.
Athens Rock and Gem Club - 7:30 p.m., Friendship Christian Church, Tallassee Road; business meeting, program presented by club member Casey Gordan on the topic zeolites; Gordan will start with a brief discussion of the common zeolite minerals and famous locations and present a display of different Zeolites; anyone with zeolite specimens is welcome to add it to the presentation; anyone interested in minerals, gems, fossils, or lapidary crafts is invited to attend; (706) 549-8082.
UGA Jazz Band - 8 p.m., Ramsey Concert Hall, Performing Arts Center, 230 River Road; free; www.uga.edu/pac.
Amos Lee, Priscilla Ahn - 8 p.m., 40 Watt; $20 advance; tickets on sale at School Kids Records and School Kids' Charge-By-Phone; (706) 353-1666 or www.40watt.com.
Ping-Pong - 8:30 p.m., Flicker; www.myspace.com/flickerbar.
Blue Flashing Light, Helio Goats, Leaving Araby, Romanenko - 10 p.m., Caledonia Lounge; $5 for ages 21 and older; $7 for ages 18-20; www.caledonialounge.com.
The Letmedowns, Jared Finck, Steve Dunn, Scarlett Snow - 10 p.m., Tasty World; www.myspace.com/tastyworldga.
on WEDNESDAY
Athens-Clarke County Library, 2025 Baxter St.; www.clarke.public.lib.ga.us or (706) 613-3650:
- Adult Book Discussion Group - 10:30 a.m.; this month's title is "Water for Elephants" by Sara Gruen; newcomers welcome.
- Wildcard Wednesday: Fall Leaf Pendants - 4 p.m.; use a polymer clay technique that mimics iridescent Raku pottery; pendants will have to be baked overnight and will be available for pick-up the next day; open to the first 15 teens ages 11-18; free.
Library Sewing Group - 1 to 3 p.m., Madison County Library, 1315 Highway 98 West, Danielsville; will be working with circular needles; bring 2 circular needles and yarn; make socks, scarves and hats; group meets every Wednesday; firstname.lastname@example.com or (706) 795-5597.
Lecture: "Native American Studies and the Rise of Indigenous Studies" - 4 p.m., 248 Miller Learning Center, UGA; Dr. Roger Maaka, professor of indigenous studies at the University of Saskatchewan, is a Maori scholar and a figure in both Native American and Indigenous Studies internationally; (706) 542-3716 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
shana.gray 11/11/08 Survivors of Suicide Support Group - 5:30 p.m., Nuci's Space; twice-monthly meeting; (706) 227-1515 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Cooking Class: The Ultimate Thanksgiving - 6 p.m., Earth Fare, 689 S. Lumpkin St.; led by Chef Michael Perkins; will be cooking the whole spread from bird to dressing to cranberry sauce and everywhere in between; call to reserve a spot; free; (706) 227-1717 or www.earthfare.com.
shana.gray 11/11/08 Emotional Abuse Support Group - 6:30 to 8 p.m.; meetings held every Wednesday; locations not published for safety reason but provided when called; (706) 543-3331.
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McGreevey, mayor of Woodbridge, portrayed himself as a middle class New Jerseyan with the same concerns about property taxes as his senior citizen audience of about 80 people.
The Democrat said Whitman and other Republicans have not done enough to ease the burden of the property taxes for state residents. New Jersey residents pay the highest property taxes in the country. However, he said his proposal for providing that relief is modeled after that of New York Republican Gov. George Pataki.
McGreevey said he would set an income eligibility limit on the New Jersey SAVER rebate now offered to property taxpayers. Instead of awarding the rebates to people regardless of income, he said, he would cap eligibility at $200,000 of household income.
The money he would save by doing that, he said, would then be used to pay down state debt, debt he blamed on wasteful state spending by the Republican Whitman administration and a Republican-controlled state Legislature.
McGreevey also criticized the Whitman administration's execution of the EZ-Pass toll program. He said the start-up of the system to make paying tolls easier wasted $500 million.
He suggested there are plenty of other examples of wasteful spending by state government, which if stopped, would increase revenues. Those revenues, McGreevey said, could offset school taxes, the largest portion of residential property tax bills, and return money to senior citizens and other property owners.
The Silver Brigade plans to lobby for a state constitutional convention to reform the tax system and move some of the burden off property taxpayers. Other states collect revenues through higher income taxes and sales taxes. New Jersey has an income tax and sales tax as well, but they are relatively low.
Asked by Denville resident William Greenberg if he would support such a convention, McGreevey said he would support such a review of the current system that he believes is unfair.
McGreevey's Republican opponent, Jersey City Mayor Bret Schundler, who visited the Silver Brigade prior to the June Primary when he thought he was running against Acting Gov. Donald DiFrancesco, also told the group he would support the constitutional convention.
Schundler has promised to eliminate all tolls on New Jersey highways. Schundler spent most of his time talking about the need for reform in public education. Much like McGreevey offered the argument that eliminating waste in state spending could produce revenue, Schundler cited examples of waste in public education and made the same argument. Further, Schundler said creating a competitive environment for educational institutions and rewarding good management of funds and good results, instead of rewarding the opposite, would help children receive better educations.
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Among those watching McGreevey in action last week was Paul Bangiola, the Morris County Democratic chairman. Bangiola has been saying for the past couple of years that Democrats are making inroads in Morris County by working to field and support candidates in this predominantly Republican County. Seventy percent of voter registration in the county is Republican.
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The 32-year-old Ferrari driver, who won his fifth race of the season to move within two victories of all-time Grand Prix winner Alain Prost's mark of 51, beat home Colombia's Juan-Pablo Montoya in a Williams-BMW while British driver David Coulthard in a McLaren was third.
Ralf Schumacher, who had started the race alongside his brother and seriously challenged the Ferrari off the startline, was given a stop/go penalty halfway through the race, ending the chance of another family duel. The penalty was given because the BMW/Williams crossed the no-go-area white line as Schumacher exited the pitlane.
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Mikka Hakkinen continued his disastrous season and was lapped by Schumacher on his way to a sixth place.
Like Coulthard, Eddie Irvine used a one-stop strategy to finish seventh, ahead of team-mate Pedro de la Rosa.
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4. Investors Community not convinced by EU Companies' efficiency performances
5. "Commission College" and Member States still 'to be convinced' that Resource Efficiency is a competitiveness driver.
The Potential landfills, wastes, contaminated soils, agriculture)
A better use of resources is needed to be more competitive. As an example, the EU stated in its Green Book on energy efficiency from June 2005, that Europe can safe up to 60 billion Euro every year through efficiency measures which represents 20% of the European energy consumption
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Eco-technologies and eco-innovation to face global ecological and security threats - such as climate change - are now addressed as drivers in China, India, Japan, the USA, Brazil.
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A Resource Efficiency Alliance. Its Objectives: landfills, wastes, contaminated soils, agriculture)
1. An alliance of champions and leaders supported by a network of networks.
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4. Identify and make use of the levers for change. New promising synergies and improve linkages between for instance information technology, banking services, supply-chain guidelines, technical assistance, advertising, EU, Member states and regional funding schemes, rural and urban management and development schemes.
5. Joint Plan of Action to move from niche market to mainstream market
Method: landfills, wastes, contaminated soils, agriculture)
The Alliance is a place to meet and co-operate for Investors, the Financial Industry, Suppliers and 'Buyers', public and private, European, Regional and Cities Authorities and other interested parties, aiming at voluntary co-ordination towards resource efficiency in its triple dimension: (i) market opportunities (ii) regional/local strategic land use and economic development plans, (iii) responsible citizenship and media.
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EREF - European Renewables Energy Federation
EREC - European Renewable Energy Council
EUBIA European Biomass Industry Association
Association for Emissions Control by Catalyst AECC
Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe
European Partners for the Environment (EPE)
EUCETSA - European Committee of Environmental Technology Suppliers Associations
EUROSIF - European Social Investment Forum
Regional Environmental Centre - REC
European Federation of Magazine Publishers (FAEP)
International Association of Public Transport (UITP)
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Objectives: ways and means to cultivate a demand and tailor products meeting the needs in terms of eco-innovation, eco-efficiency and sustainable management of natural resources.
- New "tools", new "products" and "services" put at the disposal of the clients in the field of green and/or sustainable investments, including in it, the people now excluded from the banking structure
New "levers" at the level of the Mediterranean Region: new initiatives to be taken by some Ministers of Finance, the European Investment Bank, the Commission…
A strategy to create a 'mass critique' effect due to the new synergies at Euro-Mediterranean level
An initiative with local governments and local banking agencies to support the "greening" of investments
Invitation to host a Mediterranean Briefing on Green Investments.
Pooling knowledge in view of the launching of "The Competitiveness and Innovation Program (Budget 2007-2013 - 4,213 billion €) which will address persistent recognized market gaps leading to poor access to equity, venture capital and loans for SMEs in relation with eco-innovation and eco-technologies
Mapping existing financial instruments
A third of EIB's individual loans in Europe are to go towards environmental projects. In 2003, 149 environmental projects were directly financed by the EIB with € 12.3 billion of individual loans.
The EIB is giving increased support to encourage renewable energy investment as a contribution to the EU energy policy and the Climate Change program.
The European Commission is sponsoring the development of an innovative public-private mechanisms to enhance access to affordable risk capital by renewable energy business and project developers. The GREFF should help closing the financing gap for developing renewable energy markets and services world-wide.
A first closing of € 75 million is targeted for 2006.
Raymond Van Ermen towards environmental projects. In 2003, 149 environmental projects were directly financed by the EIB with € 12.3 billion of individual loans.
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British sociologist Dr Alan Buckingham's finding that fixed speed cameras have failed to slow the rate of deaths on Australian roads has rocked our state governments.
In NSW, there was an immediate and aggressive response from the Roads and Traffic Authority, the author of the state's road safety policy.
The massive differences between Buckingham's findings and those of other Australian researchers point to a real dilemma for motorists: who do we believe?
Buckingham's report, Speed Traps: Saving Lives or Raising Revenue, says the rate of decline in road deaths had slowed since speed cameras were introduced across Australia.
"The whole point of speed cameras was to increase the rate of reduction in the number of serious and fatal accidents but the data shows the reverse," he says.
Buckingham dismisses as flawed the NSW Government's oft-quoted statistics suggesting speed is a factor in 30 per cent of crashes. His analysis: speed is not a major factor in most crashes, and speed cameras are revenue raisers and most should be removed.
He also says drivers who are moderate speeders are safer than those who travel well above or below the speed limit – findings that certainly fly in the face of the government's justification for tough anti-speed road safety measures.
And – further bad news for several state governments and the pro-camera lobby – Buckingham will be in Sydney for a seminar next week to renew his attack on their road safety policies. He is writing a paper which critiques the key studies on which the anti-speed lobby and researchers rely.
The RTA uses its own research and that provided by outside organisations, individuals and groups, a spokesman told Drive. The outside research is often funded by the state government.
The RTA is also involved in co-operative funding agreements with organisations with an interest in a reduced road toll, including counterparts in other states and insurance companies.
Spin doctors for the state road authorities have worked overtime to counter Buckingham's explosive report. The RTA returns the serve, with a statement claiming a significant reduction in road deaths at 28 speed camera sites across NSW.
Preliminary analysis had found deaths "have been reduced from 21 over three years leading up to the camera installation to just one in two years with the cameras operating.
"The evaluation found reported crashes have been cut by 20 percent, with casualty crashes cut by 23 percent and tow-away crashes by 17 percent."
Professor Ian Johnston of the Monash University Accident Research Centre, who fronts the RTA's anti-speed TV commercials, also disputes Buckingham's contentions.
He says that in urban areas, every 5kmh over the limit roughly doubles the risk of a crash resulting in a casualty.
Buckingham acknowledges the obvious – the faster the impact speed, the greater the risk of injury or death – but says it does not follow that speeding leads to more accidents. Nevertheless, millions of mainly law-abiding people are fined for speeding each year.
He says over the past 40 years, road trauma has been reduced, thanks to careful road engineering, sensible law enforcement and advances in medicine and car safety – but not speed cameras.
The NSW Roads Minister, Carl Scully, is an unswerving advocate of speed cameras.
But, a few days ago, Liberal MP Andrew Humpherson called for a review of all speed camera locations, saying that the State Government was addicted to speed cameras.
The National Motorists Association of Australia, a moderate action group, supports Buckingham's independent findings. It has long had issues with studies by government-funded researchers.
A spokesman says motorists should be concerned that the outcomes of some road safety studies may be influenced by the money flowing to researchers from governments that collect revenue from speed fines.
The temptation exists for researchers to produce findings that governments want to see, the association claims, and this guarantees future funding, continuing the cycle.
"The NSW government has one or two attack dogs who are sooled on to anyone who dares produce opinions – or, as in the case of the Buckingham report, well-researched findings – that contradict the government's revenue strategy."
The NMAA has called for details of NSW Government funding for research into road safety to be made public, claiming very few road safety researchers have science or engineering qualifications.
Meanwhile, Buckingham has hit back. Referring to the RTA's analysis from the 28 sites, he says "it seems incredible that overall, the 100 fixed speed cameras in NSW are not associated with a reduction in the State death toll".
He says driver inattention, not speeding, is the greatest contributor to accidents – and it is at least as common at slow speeds as it is at high speeds.
His report appears in Policy magazine, the journal of The Centre for Independent Studies, which is available from selected newsagents or online – see www.cis.org.au and www.policy.org
The CIS, a non-profit organisation, says it neither funded Buckingham's research nor paid for his story in the magazine. Buckingham told Drive his employer, Bath Spa University College, allowed him the time to conduct his research.
Buckingham's barbs:
. Speed cameras discourage the culture of driver responsibility which is a major contributor in the good road safety record of both Australia and Britain.
. Cameras risk creating a nation of speedometer-watchers who drive according to the dictates of the camera rather than road conditions.
. Cameras can contribute to road fatalities by distracting drivers, increasing frustration, encouraging sudden braking and diminishing the initiative to drive at appropriate speeds.


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A PROUD contingent from Hartlepool have spread the word about their hometown at one of the most important remembrance events in the country.
A delegation from the Hartlepool branch of the Royal Artillery Association attended the Royal Artillery Service of Remembrance held at the National Arboretum, in Alrewas, Staffordshire.
They joined dozens of other associations for the event earlier this month which recognises the role that gunners have played in the defence of their country.
Senior officers attended the event which included a parade of standards, a church service and a wreath laying service.
But the visit also gave the Hartlepool branch members a chance to promote their hometown. They took a copy of the Hartlepool Mail Proud To Be A Poolie poster with them.
Tug Wilson, who is the Queens Colours Standard Bearer and a Hartlepool branch member, said all the delegation were proud of the town they come from.
"We are always talking about what Hartlepool is good for, what it has done and what it has achieved such as the marina."
He said they were also planning to take a copy of the poster to the annual parade and service on Sunday, September 11, at Eden Camp in Malton, North Yorkshire.
Our thanks go to them for spreading the word.
Why not take your chance to show your passion about your town?
All we want you to do is pick up a copy of our poster from the Hartlepool Mail reception or download it from www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk. It contains the slogan Proud To Be A Poolie.
Take it with you whenever you go on holiday or go away for a short break.
Have your photograph taken with the poster and send it to us so that we can publish it – and show that you have helped to spread the Hartlepool word.
Send your photos – as well as details including age, address, telephone number and email – to the Mail newsdesk, Hartlepool Mail, New Clarence House, Wesley Square, Hartlepool, TS24 8BX, or log onto www.hartlepoolmail.co.uk


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Superman #675 (Preview)
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Written by Kurt Busiek; Art and variant cover by Renato Guedes and Wilson Magalhaés; Cover by Alex Ross
It's an oversized spectacular blowout action anniversary issue, as Kurt Busiek, gearing up for his insanely huge next project, brings his Superman run to a close! A three-way battle between Superman, Paragon and the forces of Daxam! The Earth-shattering threat of the all-new Galactic Golem! This one's got it all, including a painted cover by new series cover artist Alex Ross and a variant by Renato Guedes.
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I'm looking for decent takeout lunch places near my office in Woburn as I'm getting quite tired of the 'regulars'. I'm on commerce way in Woburn which is right off of 93 near the 128 interchange so my lunch selection doesn't need to be in Woburn, just a brief drive (10m?) from my office. Any suggestions for decent (I eat out most days so not unbearable unhealthy) take out place?
I eat at David's World Famous regularly and panera sometimes but I need to expand out. When we go out to eat, we often to to Bangkok Spice in Reading (amazing ginger soup at lunch) or Kyotoya in Stoneham but Kyotoya is not good for takeout (they just seem inept at the whole takeout process) and Bangkok Spice is on vacation and I need more places to eat.
I've searched quite a bit on chowhound but most of the local topics are for sit down or dinner.
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An Edmonton theatre production of 'Othello' has been cancelled after threats were directed towards cast and production members.
On Monday evening, the Walterdale Theatre Association released a statement saying members of the production received both online and in-person threats over the decision to cast a white woman to play the role of Othello, a role traditionally played by a person of colour.
"This is a heart-breaking decision, but as a community of volunteers and artists, we can't continue with a production where the safety of members of our cast has been threatened," said Adam Kuss, President of the Board of Directors of Walterdale Theatre.
You can read the full press release here.
Anne Marie Szucs, artistic director of Walterdale and director of Othello, said other members of the theatre community also expressed their concern with the casting decision.
"We understand and appreciate those concerns," said Szucs. "The vision we were presenting for this 400-year-old play was a post-apocalyptic world where traditional power structures were inverted and where the focus was on the battle between the sexes. We're sorry this caused offence."
The theatre said the matter has been referred to police.
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mimi3] Papa Bear BOBGETZ6 do you both agree it is going to come out above 1.00
[BOBGETZ6] mimi3 Way above, IMO or heck ya.
[Papa Bear] mimi3 Yes I DO HOW about u BOB?
[mimi3] BOBGETZ6 Papa Bear Thank you!
[Papa Bear] mimi3 It will come out much better than 1.00 and hopefully u are in a group to get a negotiated rate.
[BOBGETZ6] mimi3 The group is the only way to go unless you want the street rate.
cherryberry] BOBGETZ6 BOBGETZ6 GM did you share any good news?
[BOBGETZ6] cherryberry As I see it, maybe within the next 48 hours all the way to 9/1. My mind is set on 9/1 to eliminate stressful situations.
[shasta7] so BOBGETZ6 ... what's the good word for today!!! lol
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[BOBGETZ6] shasta7 My guess is from 24-48 hours all the way to 9/1.
[shasta7] BOBGETZ6 ... heard they are still in process of getting some security things wrapped up... (get the bad guys out of the way)
[shasta7] BUT the good news is... most believe we can see it anytime as the timing is right...
[Papa Bear] Lets see how many people expect China to drop their interest rates shortly? Also effect on situation?
[shasta7] Don't go by the markets... as we know what is happening with these... lol
[shasta7] NY must be getting desperate... I am seeing more commercials tell the public to come to NY do live & do business... what are they crazy!!! Lol
[shasta7] ... the winds of CHANGE are taking place... faster then most expected... lol
[dsatmhk7] BOBGETZ6 shasta7 - IYO - where do you think this will show first, seriously?
[BOBGETZ6] dsatmhk7 The quickest will be our receipt of the code packages which means it is done.
[shasta7] dsatmhk7 ... I think we (people on lists will get e-mail... but within minutes the world will know when it actually happens) ... as Jesus said in the Bible... we won't know the time BUT will know by the signs... :-)
[shasta7] The signs are showing more & more everyday... you could almost feel it in the air... lol The sound of wind you hear is the wind of change... lol
[shasta7] does that answer your question dsatmhk7 hehehe
[BOBGETZ6] Going to take a pre rv power nap.
[shasta7] as the song says... Signs Signs everywhere are Signs... lol
[dsatmhk7] shasta7 - I'll sing that to myself all day - thanks!
[shasta7] Bobgetz6 get some rest... your going to need it (hint* hint*)
[dsatmhk7] shasta7 - you are going to sound SO eloquent on recaps :)
[shasta7] dsatmhk7 oh great... lol
[shasta7] ancient Chi- Knnes secret!!! ... lol
[dsatmhk7] shasta7 - I am ready..........yes..........SO ready
[Papa Bear] shasta7 We hope
[shasta7] remember always better to be prepared... have your plan ready to rock n roll ...
[shasta7] Papa Bear ... saying a few prayers can't hurt either... :-)
[Papa Bear] shasta7 soooo right
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Scottish government urged to introduce zero-tolerance drug driving policy
Scotland is being urged to follow the lead of England and Wales in introducing a zero-tolerance policy for drug driving on the nation's roads.
The call comes from Brake as the Scottish National Party opens its annual Spring Conference, in Aberdeen, and follows Scotland's introduction of a lower drink driving limit in 2014.
Latest available UK figures, from 2015, show that 62 fatal crashes were a result of impairment by illicit drugs.
Since the drug driving ban was introduced in 2015 in England and Wales, drug-driving arrests have soared in police forces across England and Wales. Between March 2015 and April 2016 almost 8,000 people were arrested for the offence and the number of convictions for careless driving under the influence of drugs also rose from 1,039 in 2014 to 1,490 in 2015.
Gary Rae, campaigns director for Brake, said: "As the governing party gathers in Aberdeen, I want to send the First Minister a clear message that her government needs to root out dangerous and potentially deadly driving by introducing a drug-driving law. There's evidence that the law is working in the other nations of the UK and will work in Scotland."
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Thread: Database On Server
02-01-04, 08:05 #1Registered User
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Unanswered: Database On Server
I have just made a database so that teachers can access it and book the ICT rooms for lessons. The only problem is, i need the database to be on all my teachers computers and im not sure how to do it. Our school runs on a server based network as there are over 400 computers. I need the database to be on all of them, obviously with updated information from other users. Can anybody help?
02-01-04, 11:10 #2Registered User
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I would compile the database into a mde and place this on the network drive that all user have access to. A shortcut pointing to the database needs to be placed on each user's pc. When creating the shortcut make sure to use a path such as \\126.96.36.199\ICT\Reservations.mde vs. H:\ICT\Reservations.mde. IT should be able to do this using a script at login so you don't have to walk to 400 pcs.
There are other ways to accomplish what you are after.
You could split the tables into a 'back-end' and other objects(forms, reports,...) into a 'front-end'. The 'back-end' or shared data ALWAYS needs to be on the network. The tables are linked in the front-end to the back-end. Temporary tables specific to each users actions can go on the front-end.
The problem that you will have when you split the database is updating to front-end when you make any changes. Keeping track of who has the most recent version is a pain.
What I do:
Link the front-end to the back-end tables. Create a setup utility using software such as installshield or wise installer. There are many cheap alternatives that will meet your needs. This will install all of the files, registry settings, and create the shortcuts that I need on each users pc. I also use a VB 'Loader' program to launch the application. Before the loader starts my app - it check the local version's mde date vs. the most current copy of the mde is that is stored on the server. If the server's version is newer than the user's - it downloads the updated version to the users pc. This will always keep all users current with any changes you make. Then it fires up my app. When my app starts - it checks the table links. If the table links are bad (server ip changed /down / blah blah) it prompts the user to browse/find the back-end. It then relinks the tables. Without this your users may have to relink manually - or they may not be able to relink at all. This helpful if you are developing on a production back-end (as you should) and forget to relink prior to distributing the newest version.
Let me know if you need more or less info.
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02-01-04, 12:13 #3Registered User
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How can i compile my database?
Thanks Matt, i really needed that information but how can i complie into an MDE file and why do i have to do this? and will there be any problem when multiple users access the database, like will it really slow down the network?
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A compiled mde will run a bit faster. The main advantage is that the users will not be able to change your forms/reports/modules.
Tools-->Database Utilities--Make MDE File
Network traffic:
Access can handle 255 concurrent connections according to MS. I have heard of complaints with numbers as low as 5-10. It all depends on how you set up your database design. If you have just one table and all users are working off of that table then you may have record locking issues to deal with. I would suggest using Snapshot vs. Dynaset recordsets when possible for forms where no editing or updating is needed. Unbound forms using ADO recordsets is your best bet for reducing network traffic.
A small user pool working on tables of small size should not be an issue on a network with no other connectivity issues. With a small number of users - the potentially for simultaneous connections is reduced.


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The ultimate upcycle - turn old Christmas tree stands into a unique Christmas tree.
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5,000 pieces of porcelain cups and plates make a unique + towering Christmas tree in Belgium.
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Learn how to crochet an adorable Christmas tree ornament!
Add to your holiday decor with this elegant little crochet tree. The easy-to-follow pattern will hav
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Colorful crochet trees garland, perfect for a handmade christmas.
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Understanding Web Page Design: Some Basic Tips To Use
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Hey. Thanks for the shout out :) Never had one before. :) Cute ending, job well done !
| kurtwin chapter 6 . 1/23/2012
Hey it's me again! :) I don't think one person could change your mind, but I always look forward to reading a new chapter of this story. And I really wanna know what's up Blaine's sleeve. (Unless I missed that part already). Anyways, point being don't go with option 3. :S Pretty please with sugar and chocolate syrup on top.
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Living and Investing in France Consultation, Conferences, Workshops
The Adrian Leeds Group sponsors events all throughout the year that are informative for those wishing to live or invest in France. Visit this page or our Meetups at meetup.com/Adrian-Leeds-Group for information or subscribe to the "nouvellettres®" Parler Paris, Parler Nice and French Property Insider to be kept up-to-date on these events!
Hosted by Dunhill Financial and the Adrian Leeds Group
Sponsored by Moneycorp Currency Specialists and Caye International Bank
*Attendies must be 18 years of age and older, must reserve in advance. Seating is limited, so reservations will be taken on a first come-first serve basis. Dinner is optional and offered at special price.
May 30, 2017
4 to 8 p.m.
Chez Jenny, Paris, France
Seven international speakers are coming together for this very special event in Paris, France!:
• Brian Dunhill, Dunhill Financial
• Christelle Colairo , Moneycorp Exchange Experts
• Michael Larsen, American Citizens Abroad
• Adrian Leeds, Adrian Leeds Group
• Carl Mir, Mir Enterprises US
• Amaury de Monclin, Blue Sky Finance
• Peter Zipper, Caye International Bank
For full detials, visit our North American Expat Financial Forum - Paris page.
Meet the Authors!
Saturday, June 3, 2017
3 to 5 p.m.
Scotch Tea House
4 avenue Suède, 06000 Nice
Join us in the lovely back room of the Scotch Tea House to meet a group of local authors, discover their books and their stories. They will talk about their recent works, read a bit from them and answer your questions. You will have an opportunity to purchase their books and get signed copies! Adrian Leeds, of the Adrian Leeds Group, who is currently writing her own memoir, will Emcee the event and share her own experiences.For full detials, visit our Meet the Authors page.
2017 is the Year of Renoir in Essoyes...a great time to visit!
How would you like to...
Enjoy fine French cuisine, and our local, artisanale champagnes...
Relax into peaceful, quiet village life, a world apart...
Work on your writing (or begin to write for the first time) with others in a nonjudgmental, supportive, small-group workshop...
Explore a beautiful and relatively undiscovered part of France, just two and a half hours away from Paris...
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On the corner of rue des Archives and rue de Bretagne, 75003 Paris
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Every month, a guest speaker of note comes to talk about a topic of interest and then open the floor for questions and discussion!
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Practice speaking French and English. Make friends, discuss interesting topics, learn about other cultures, progress in understanding and speaking, naturally and easily. Meets three times a week -- come as often as you like!
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Come to On Rue Tatin, Susan Herrmann Loomis' 15th-century Norman retreat, for sumptuous lessons. When you reach Louviers (by train from the Gare St. Lazare) you will make your way to On Rue Tatin. You will walk through the small wooden door at On Rue Tatin and enter a savory, aromatic world where culinary adventure awaits.
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Review for: Eyes Lips Face By Jackie Aina
Must say I am quite pleased. The palette is more cool tones, a change from so many warm palettes out now. It makes sense for Jackie, however, who has a tendency for looks with similar shades. Without there being a warm tone, I used the slate matte as crease color, which worked nicely. There is not an actual skin tone shade if that's something you're looking for. There is a second matte, two satins and a shimmer (also would be great as a highlight). Also surprised w/ the amount of payoff from the mattes. The shimmer and satin I ended having to use a setting spray for more color payoff, but would be nice soft look without.
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I have this palette in "smoked to perfection." Some pros: It's easy to apply, I love the little insert telling me which shade to use and where, it is inexpensive, the packaging is nice, and it comes with a mirror. The cons: I am new to makeup but the eye shadow seems to need a lot of packing on to show up (I have not tried to wet the palette).
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This pallet is on point. If you're looking for a eyeshadow pallet that can go from day to night. And budget friendly. This one is for you!!!
Elf X Jackie Aina - "JGlow" Pallet a a staple and a must have for $6.
You can watch a review on my channel.
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Elf X Jackie Aina - "JGlow" Pallet a a staple and a must have for $6.
You can watch a review on my channel.
Sincerely Niko - YouTube
x0niko - IG TW SC
I received this product for free from elf and I am glad I didn't pay anything for it. The colors have no pigment and go on patchy. The shadows fade throughout the day and at the end of the day it looks like there was never any eyeshadow there to begin with! I do not recommend this product.
Review for: Eyes Lips Face By Jackie Aina
I like this palette. It doesnt have the pigmentation of high end palettes. You definitely need a better primer but if you don't mind going back into the pan for my color continuous its a good palette ro start experimenting with.
Review for: Smoked to Perfection
The color payoff is actually really good! I just didnt like the highlight shade. It was a bit too chunky! But the rest felt amazing!! Like butter!
Review for: Smoked to Perfection
This was giving to me by my daughter to try,love the colors .sure will look alot better with full makeup but I love it.
Review for: Eyes Lips Face By Jackie Aina
I have this palette and it's really good. I don't really used that much the aqua color buy the rest are awsome.
Review for: Eyes Lips Face By Jackie Aina
Got one of this and I really like. I am not a makeup Prim but it works great I would recommend it
Review for: Seaside Sweetie
As not impressed with this. When buying I found at tjmaxx. Was surprised because it was a new product so of course I wanted to try it. I used to like elf but lately been very disappointed with them. Still love their brushes yes but their powder stuff has been making me sad. I swatched this as soon as I got home. Great swatched I shall say but when it came down to finally applying them to my face I was not impressed. Didn't apply easy to me. I mean you could use if you want but there are better eyeshadows out there.
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Weezy has dropped some fire from his upcoming album Tha Carter V, entitled 'Krazy'. I didn't have much hope when I saw a new Lil Wayne track pop up on Soundcloud. The last few releases and features from Tunechi have fallen flat in my opinion, but this sounds like classic mixtape Weezy. The track has a sort of Yeezus feel to it courtesy of some raw production from Infamous.
Some people have accused his lyrics of being lazy and being the same old stuff rehashed, but 'Krazy' finds Lil Wayne sounding revitalised and rapping for his life. This may be because his self-proclaimed title of the 'Best Rapper Alive' had been questioned by a lot of people, noticeably Kendrick Lamar, who at the end of last year called out all the biggest rappers in the game on Big Sean's 'Control', but omitted Weezy. Whether this hurt his pride and he felt the need to prove himself or he just realised he couldn't keep trying to flog the same dead horse on another Tha Carter album remains to be seen, but I'm glad something as changed. We may be about to see another Rebirth from Tunechi and this could be the most significant yet.


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Shingles Vaccine?
I've just been reading about the shingles vaccine which is recommended for those over 50, yet the NHS is only rolling out a programme for those aged 70 and 79. Surely this is discriminating against those others who can benefit from it (bearing in mind that there appears to be quite a few RA patients who get shingles due to being immunosuppressed). I would have thought that the cost of providing the vaccine to those patients before they begin immunosuppressant drugs would offset the cost of treating those who end up developing shingles!


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Latest Newson December 12, 2011 at 12:39 pm
As of today, 12 of the 62 comics are now in color. I'll be updating comics 5 and 6 with their color versions on Tuesday. Aja is making great progress and I'm very happy to have her on the team.
Same as last year, I plan on having a bonus update on January 7th.
I registered for SpringCon next year (May 19th and 20th) at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds. I haven't gotten a definite confirmation that I got in, only confirmation that they got my info. Once I know more, I'll make another post about it.


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