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Commonwealth Journal
October 17, 2013
Keith pleads not guilty in triple murder case
Will be held in jail until Oct. 23 hearing
by Heather Tomlinson
Commonwealth Journal
Danville, KY —
The Burnside pastor accused of shooting and killing three people last month in a Danville pawn shop pleaded not guilty during a hearing yesterday in Danville.
Murder suspect Kenneth Allen Keith, known to his friends and family as Allen, appeared at his arraignment Wednesday morning in Boyle District Court via video from the Boyle County Detention Center. Keith pleaded not guilty to three counts of murder and one count of first-degree robbery in connection with the Sept. 20 deaths of Michael Hockensmith, 35, Angela Hockensmith, 38, and Daniel P. Smith, 60.
Keith's attorney, Mark Stanziano, continued to emphasize Keith's innocence after Wednesday's hearing, according to the Danville Advocate-Messenger, which has helped the Commonwealth Journal gather information in the case.
"He's not guilty," Stanziano said.
Keith, 48, who was arrested on Wednesday Oct. 9 at Gold Rush Gold Buyers, his Somerset store, is pastor of Main Street Baptist Church in Burnside. Keith knew the Hockensmiths, who owned the ABC Gold, Games and More with co-owner Steven Devine, which is the Danville store where they and Smith were gunned down.
Smith, a gold buyer from Richmond, was known to carry a significant amount of cash, and Danville police have indicated he may have been the target of the Sept. 20 robbery.
The Advocate-Messenger reported that Michael Hockensmith's mother, Barbara Lewis, is vowing not to jump to any conclusions until Keith's case makes its way through the court system.
"There are only five people who know exactly what happened: Three of them are dead, God above and the shooter," Lewis told the multitude of reporters gathered at the Boyle County courthouse. "I want to make sure this man is guilty before I judge him. In my heart, I'm not sure. I like to think I can be like the court and he's innocent until proven guilty."
Lewis, along with Michael Hockensmith's sister-in-law, Terra Hockensmith, wore black T-shirts with a Superman emblem on the front and "In loving memory: Mike and Angie Hockensmith, Sept. 20, 2013. W.W.J.D." printed on the back.
"He's (Superman) been Mike's hero for years, ever since he was little," Lewis said.
Lewis also spoke of her grandchildren, who she said were doing "about as well as expected," according to the Advocate-Messenger.
The Hockensmiths' two children, 9-year-old Andrew and 14-month-old Naomi, reportedly hid in a closet in the store when Keith allegedly entered the store and shot and killed their parents and Smith, who was a regular customer there. Andrew reportedly called 911 after the shootings, and he and his sister escaped unharmed.
Danville Detective Kevin Peel filed an affidavit to obtain a search warrant for ABC Gold on the day of the murders. In seeking the warrant, Peel noted that a 911 call from "a small child" reported the murders was made at 9:17 that morning and wrote:
"The child stated that he was at King's Corner Pawn (now known as ABC Gold Games and More) and that his parents had been shot. The child told the dispatcher that a man had come into the store and asked for money. The child described the man as being a white male wearing a hat, a fake mustache, glasses and a long green coat. The child told the dispatcher that his parents were dead and lying on the floor and that the person who had shot them had left the building."
According to Keith's arrest warrant, he had "intimate knowledge" of the crime scene, including the number of times one of the victims was shot. He also matched the physical description of the suspect provided by witnesses, and his silver 2008 Dodge Caravan is similar to one seen by witnesses and in surveillance videos from nearby businesses. The warrant also states that Smith, a gold buyer from Richmond, was the target of the robbery.
Keith operated King's Corner and other pawn shops in Danville for years, and Michael Hockensmith had worked for him prior to taking over the business earlier this year and renaming it ABC Gold. Keith also was friends with Smith, a long-time gold buyer who paid regular visits to area pawn shops.
Those who knew the Hockensmiths and Keith have suggested Keith ran into financial hardships recently.
Records on file in Boyle County Circuit Court show Keith defaulted on credit card debts totaling about $100,000 from four different companies since 2010. Another case in Pulaski County stated Keith owed $17,000 to another credit card company, but it was dismissed in January only to be reopened in June in Boyle County.
An anonymous tipster reportedly led police to Keith. Court documents allegedly detail a conversation Danville investigators had with a person from Michigan who has asked to remain anonymous. According to published reports, the caller told police that Keith, without being asked, said where he was on Sept. 20, the day of the shootings.
The documents also state that Keith offered the caller a scenario of what happened at ABC Gold Games and More and that Keith told the caller it was a "hit" on the gold broker Smith, who was allegedly known to have as much as $40,000 on him while selling precious metals.
The documents allege that the anonymous caller asked Keith if the Hockensmiths were just innocent bystanders. Keith allegedly told the caller that the Hockensmiths were not innocent and that they "had cost him a lot of money" during the time he did business with them.
During Wednesday's arraignment, Boyle County District Judge Jeff Dotson ordered that Keith remain held without bond until a preliminary hearing the case, scheduled for next Wednesday, Oct. 23.


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The Royalty
Essential Records
The Royal Royal, the dynamic Canadian duo of brothers Nathan and Gabriel Finochio, just released their first full-length album, The Royalty, which contains 14 original songs filled with a truly fresh, new sound that really doesn't fit into any previously established genre of music for worship. Yet, the message of each song contains timeless vertical expressions of praise to the Lord. In the first few tracks, you'll hear the upbeat, heavily synthesized sound—a bit of a '80s New Wave throwback style, yet uniquely current. The rest of the album shifts between that approach and a simpler, more relaxed feel, with minimalistic drums and guitars underneath a web of vocal harmonies, hardly sounding like only two singers. But, just when you think you have them figured out, they deliver a completely new sound on songs like "How Long" and "October." The Royal Royal has truly created an album that "gives us what we need: to see old truths as though they are new."
More: This highly creative, artistic collection of new songs is a welcome addition to musical landscape of songs for the church. Songs that would work well in a congregational setting are "Praise Him" and "How Wonderful."
Less: One of the musical characteristics of many songs on this album is repetition. It's clearly an intentional, stylistic decision, and for the most part, it's very effective. But in some cases, it can be a bit overwhelming, as is the case on the end of "To You," where the final section is repeated no less than ten times.
4.5 stars
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Tonawanda News — Make that four in a row for the Lady Warriors.
Alanna Herne had 18 points as Tonawanda scored a convincing 68-19 win over North Tonawanda in the opening round of the Tonawanda Holiday Tournament that was played at the George H. Miller Gym on Friday night.
The Warriors now advance to Monday's championship game (7 p.m.) against Amherst, who punched its ticket to the title game after beating Niagara Wheatfield, 62-33.
For the fourth year in a row, the Lady Warriors have topped the Lady Jacks. It also marks Tonawanda's first victory of the school year over its Twin Cities rival.
"They're our biggest rival and it's always good to beat them," said Herne, who had seven assists and eight rebounds.
The Jacks got on the board first when Heather Fontana sank a field goal but there wouldn't be much for NT to celebrate after that.
Early on, Tonawanda seemed more focused on trying to hit 3-pointers but didn't have any luck. Once they settled down and played their game of controlling the ball and making efficient, well-timed passes and driving to the ring, they were able to race to a 15-3 lead at the end of the first quarter and never look back.
"Obviously the T-NT game is important to them in any sport and we talked about that too," said Tonawanda coach Jay Hall. "I said if it was us, what would we be doing? We'd be clawing trying to get back in it and we can't let 'em do that."
For NT, who lost Megan Weaver again to an ankle injury and had just eight girls on the bench, it's about finding a way to persevere. The Jacks know that they have to solve the problem themselves because there is no magic answer coming from outside the team to save the day.


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Mark A. Davis
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We are living through one of the most remarkable times in recent history. The Arab Spring is evolving as I write, and looks to change the status quo in the Mideast and beyond for decades if not longer. At the same time we are suffering through the Great Recession and still hoping that the miseries that this nation and even the world have suffered are waning. We have experienced the birth of the Tea Party, a grassroots movement, and at its core, a rebellion against the idea of too much government and too much of a society codling of its ne'er-do-wells and frankly of the lazy and entitled.
The latest movement of consequence is Occupy Wall Street. Like the Tea Party, it is a loosely affiliated group of variant goals and gripes. Is Wall Street corrupt? Are our politicians complicit? Do the wealthy unfairly manipulate the tax code? Gripes seem to be more the order of the day. Lots of complaints. Lots of finger-pointing, but do any of these groups have any answers?
I don't know how these movements will play out but while we wait to see, I would like to offer one suggestion for how we Americans should be spending our newfound political energy. Let us take up the one task that I think the left, the right and the middle all agree needs to be accomplished. Let us for once, if not for all, move to reform Congress.
America needs term limits on Congress. America needs to reform the compensation plan for Congress. America needs to eliminate congressional insider trading. America needs to limit the influence of lobbyists whether from big business, big labor or foreign governments on Congress. Is there any wonder Congress' approval rating is 9 percent? This is not what our forefathers envisioned.
Our congressmen and congresswomen should not start running for re-election before they are sworn in. If they are consumed with winning another term, how can they really vote their conscience? They should not be privy to luxuriant retirement plans, or health care, or expect to retire as millionaires when they entered as regular Americans. Yes, we want the best and the brightest, but the reward should be in doing the best they can for the good ole U.S. of A. It should be a privilege to serve, not a path to riches.
And lastly, I want to know who lobbies for everyday Americans? I am sorry, Mitt, but corporations are not people. Corporations are soulless legal entities that have one goal, long-term profit maximization. They are neither evil nor good, but they clearly are not citizens with the civil right to petition the government. The unions' and foreign governments' rights to lobby should be restricted as well. The individual members can donate and lobby all they want.
Bigger things have started in smaller places than Terre Haute, Ind. Let us start a reform Congress movement here today. If we accomplish nothing else, let us make sure the people we elect to represent us do the best job possible. Who stands with me?
— Mark A. Davis
West Terre Haute


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By RICK HAYES email@example.com
The Register-News
---- — MT. VERNON — Jefferson County Board Chairman Robert White announced Wednesday he is seeking the Republican nomination for state representative in the 115th district.
White is seeking the seat vacated by Mike Bost (R-Murphysboro), who has announced his candidacy for the 12th District U.S. Representative for Congress nomination, currently held by Democrat William Enyart.
In announcing his candidacy at the intersection of North Ninth and Harrison streets, White said, "We have a state government that can't pay its bills, and this once great state has the second highest unemployment rate in the country. We have the worst credit rating of all 50 states. We have over $85 billion in unfunded pension obligations. These are real problems that have created the highest personal tax rate that is so-called temporary and is now being discussed as being converted to a graduated tax rate. Taxing and borrowing has never created opportunity nor does it create prosperity."
White owns Bob White Insurance Agency in Mt. Vernon and has served on the Jefferson County Board since 2008. He was elected chairman in 2010, and re-elected in 2012.
"Since I've been chairman, we have announced many initiatives, including creation of a worldwide web site," White said. "We have have tackled many operational management issues that have reduced taxpayer expense, such as reducing our liability expense by $130,000 per year. We successfully negotiated an FOP contract without arbitration for the first time since the 1990s. We have consolidated purchasing in an effort to reduce overall expense to reduce the taxpayer burden."
White said those initiatives were accomplished through teamwork.
"This is the same type of teamwork that we need to find in Springfield. We need a voice that's going to be heard there."
White said if elected he will be someone who can lead on the tough issues in the state.
"We need elected officials who care less about their political careers and are more focused on protecting and encouraging the opportunities in this land of Lincoln," he said. "It's about trust and accountability; it's about leadership and results. We know we deserve better."
White and his wife Kristina have one son, Bobby, who reside in Mt. Vernon. White is a veteran of the U.S. Army and he started his own business in 2003. He is involved with the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce, Southern Illinois Networking Association, Mt. Vernon Elks, and the Baptist Children's Home and Family Services.
White's news conference was moved from the north side of the Jefferson County Courthouse to the new location after White learned he would be violating the county's ethics ordinance, although he noted President Obama stood on the courthouse steps when he announced his candidacy in 2008.
Republican Chairman Mark Marlow and two Republican County Board members, Robert Watt and John Keele, attended the formal announcement in Mt. Vernon. White also announced his candidacy in Carbondale on Wednesday.


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Download our latest report.
Get involved by going Carolina Green!
Awareness and support for sustainability-related programs and practices have increased dramatically over the past few years. Much of this increase is the result of targeted outreach campaigns by groups across the University.
The sustainability initiative on campus brings together students, faculty, and staff to work cooperatively across traditional departmental lines. In 2009, UNC debuted the new "Carolina Green" logo and campaign to denote these University-wide, interdepartmental efforts. Carolina Green information is distributed to new students at orientation sessions, via bookmarks at Student Stores, recycled magnets during the Week of Welcome, and BPA-free reusable water bottles at select events. In 2011, the Carolina Green pledge was taken by more than 2,500 students, staff, faculty, and alumni in its inaugural year. Pledge categories include energy and water conservation, transportation and purchasing behaviors, waste management and investment practices, and community involvement.
The Carolina Green website provides a comprehensive directory of "green" programs at UNC. Reference guides, such as the Green Events Guide, help individuals and departments implement more sustainable practices. Select campus activities as large as FallFest and as small departmental meetings are eligible to implement and advertise Green Event practices.
Carolina Green has also partnered with the 54 organizations of Carolina's Greek community, forming the Greek Sustainability Council. Current projects include purchasing local and organic food and contributing waste oil to biodiesel production.
Carolina Green Logo & Brand Standards
Green Event Guide
Carolina Green - http://carolinagreen.unc.edu
At Campus Sustainability Day 2008, the Institute for the Environment's Environmental Resource Program launched a local group on the national MakeMeSustainable website. This online social networking tool enables people living in Chapel Hill and Carrboro to track and reduce their carbon dioxide emissions.
MakeMeSustainable - http://makemesustainable.com/
UNC Institute for the Environment - http://www.ie.unc.edu/
Green Games is an environmental competition among residence halls organized by students and the Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling. Halls are divided into teams based on housing communities. The purpose is to stimulate conservation of energy and water and reduce the amount of trash generated while increasing recycling and promoting student awareness with regards to campus sustainability.
Housing communities receive points for each percentage point of reduction in their energy and water usage. They receive points for each percentage point increase in recycling and for battery recycling. Communities also receive points when students from their community participate in Green Games recognized events. In addition there are individual contests such as: an essay contest, an oratorical contest, and a photo contest, and team contests such as: recycled art contest, t-shirt or bumper sticker contest, and a bulletin board contest. Green Games aims to instill both a short- and long-term interest in environmental issues among the 9,000 residential students at UNC.
Green Games - http://www.wastereduction.unc.edu/GetInvolved/ResidentialGreenGames
Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling - http://www.wastereduction.unc.edu/
For a comprehensive energy management program to be successful, the people who work, study, or live in the building must be active participants. Regularly turning off the lights in unoccupied or daylit spaces, lowering the blinds to keep out the summer sun and heat, closing the sash on laboratory fume hoods that are not in use, and shutting down computers at the end of the day could save significant amounts of energy.
Visual cues, training, and feedback on energy consumption can help influence behavior. A number of programs exist to create awareness for responsible consumption.
Fill out a request form for "Please Turn Off the Light" stickers
Renewable Energy Special Projects Committee - http://respc.web.unc.edu/
Energy Management Program - http://save-energy.unc.edu/
Energy Services - http://www.energy.unc.edu/
To stimulate water conservation behaviors during the 2007 drought, the Chancellor at N.C. State University challenged the Chancellor at UNC-Chapel Hill to see whose students could save the most water between the football game in November and the basketball game in February. Lots of publicity and high levels of engagement resulted in Carolina students trimming their daily water use by 13 gallons each, or 38 percent.
Current efforts at behavior change include "Every Drop Counts - Conserve!" stickers provided free to departments and building managers by the Sustainability Office, and incorporation of water usage data into the building dashboard program developed by Energy Services.
Fill out a request form for "Every Drop Counts" stickers
Energy Management Program - http://save-energy.unc.edu/
Energy Services - http://www.energy.unc.edu/
Widespread involvement is key for the success of campus recycling and waste reduction programs. Beyond offering tips and news online, the Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling works with numerous groups and departments to develop and promote recycling programs using campus signage, special events, educational workshops, and promotional contests.
Office of Waste Reduction and Recycling - http://www.wastereduction.unc.edu/
Launched in 2007, the stormwater management website hosted by the Environment, Health and Safety Department makes Carolina's practices and accomplishments accessible to a wider audience. This website communicates the importance of stormwater management, clarifies the roles of different departments, and provides resources for planners, project managers, and construction and maintenance staff. A coordinated stormwater management training program has reached more than 950 staff members. The training program has been highly successful, with over 65% of illicit discharge reports coming from trainees.
UNC Stormwater Management Overview - http://ehs.unc.edu/environmental/stormwater/index.shtml
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Part-Time Employment Opportunities: This is an excellent part-time employment opportunity for students, or anyone looking to get some exercise that has a general knowledge of the sport. Contact the Recreation Office at 425-556-2300 or email email@example.com for more information.
We rely on you, the volunteer, to ensure the success of the youth basketball program. The Parks Department is now recruiting volunteer coaches. If you are interested in contributing to the success of this year's basketball program, please complete this form and/or contact the Redmond Recreation office at 425-556-2300 or email the league coordinator at firstname.lastname@example.com YOUTH BASKETBALL - GRADES (1-8)
Tuesday, Septermber 38:00amResident Registration Begins
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Week of November 4TBAPractices Begin (Parents contacted after coaches meeting)
Saturday, December 7TBAFirst Regular Game
Saturday, January 4TBALimited Games, Team Pictures
December 23-January 5TBAWinter Break-No Practices or Games
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Ottumwa Courier
---- — OTTUMWA — Wilma Elnora Louise Bales, 91, of 2 Pennsylvania Place, died at 2:52 p.m. October 25, 2013, at The Good Samaritan Society-Ottumwa.
She was born February 19, 1922, in rural Milton, Iowa, to Henry Allen and Minnie Wilma Williamson Edgington. She married Leo F. Bales on September 27, 1942. He preceded her in death on March 27, 1980.
A graduate of Milton Public School in 1939, she had worked as a receptionist in the office of Dr. Paul Jones.
Wilma had attended Miller Chapel. She had been a volunteer at The Good Samaritan Society – Ottumwa and was past president of United Foursquare Women. Wilma enjoyed sewing and her plants.
Surviving are a sister-in-law, Mary Edgington, and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; four brothers, Clyde, Dale, Bernard and infant Vern Edgington; two sisters, Pauline Stafford and Ruth Green; two stepsisters, Wilma Briner and Glenys Jenkins; her stepfather, Clarence Houser.
Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Reece Funeral Home with Pastor Mel Kendall officiating. Burial will be in Shaul Cemetery.
Visitation begins at 10 a.m. today with the family present from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Memorials may be made to Miller Chapel or The Good Samaritan Society – Ottumwa.


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A storyboard serves the same function that an outline serves for a term paper. It's a draft document that maps out the structure of the story you want to tell, and lets you plan the video you shoot to support the story. As you refine your ideas, and as you shoot video and see where your story leads you, keep updating the storyboard, and add in specific clip information.
- You can create a more coherent, more powerful video.
- You can identify and capture additional shots you need while you're still in the field, even as the story changes and develops.
- You will save hours and hours of seat time when you get to editing, especially if you log your tapes and include the tape references in a separate column.
For planning purposes, thirty seconds to two minutes of video is typically enough for a clip inserted into a PowerPoint for illustration. For a case video, 5-12 minutes is usually sufficient, depending on your topic.
For a documentary case video, it also helps to think about your video like a paper, with defined sections.
- Intro - What's the context of the situation? What's the big question/problem? Why should your audience care? Show the big picture, and why it matters.
- Body ? What actions are being taken, given the context you supplied in the intro? What is the impact of these actions? Show examples, give detail.
- Conclusion ? What are the results? What's expected in the future? Summarize and show future directions, if appropriate.
Sample Storyboard | Blank Storyboard Template (word doc.)
Hours can be wasted reviewing tape after tape in search of the one interview you are looking for. Save the hassle by using a tape log. Once you begin editing, you will be able to easily find exactly the clips you want. Jot down some basic information about each clip as you record, such as the subject and the start/end time of the clip.
Sample Tap Log


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The late-night talk-show host and homemade- pizza pro tells us where he stocks up on pie supplies
Do you make your own dough? Absolutely. If I'm feeling very ambitious, my friend and Phoenix pizza chef Chris Bianco will send me wheat, and I'll mill it myself with my tabletop mill. But typically I'll buy flour at Surfas in Culver City. They've got great flour, and I learned from them that I should keep flour in the fridge.
What about cheese? I love Gioia mozzarella, and they carry it at Monte Carlo Deli in Burbank, which is near where I live. I'll hit the Artisan Cheese Gallery in Studio City and the Cheese Store of Silverlake sometimes, but I also go to this little Italian food supplier in Santa Monica called Guidi Marcello. It's a real find. They supply Bay Cities with a lot of stuff—pastas, olives, and great Italian cheeses.
For meat? I go to Lindy & Grundy for sausage but also chickens and steaks. They always give me something extra, and I have to figure out how to cook it.
Surfas 877 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City 310-559-4770
Monte Carlo Deli3103 W. Magnolia Blvd., Burbank818-845-3516
Artisan Cheese Gallery12023 Ventura Blvd., Studio City818-505-0207
Cheese Store of Silverlake3926 W. Sunset Blvd., Silver Lake323-644-7511
Guidi Marcello1649 10th St., Santa Monica310-452-6277
Bay CIties1517 Lincoln Boulevard, Santa Monica310-395-8297
Lindy & Grundy 801 North Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles323-951-0804
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August 2, 2014
(WVLT) - Authorities have located a Cumberland County teenager at the center of an endangered child alert.
They were looking for 17 year-old Patricia Pasters who hadn't been seen since Thursday in the Crossville area.
The Sheriff's Department says they located Pasters this morning at a friend's house.
They say she was taken to Juvenile Detention for being a runaway.
Officers also charged an adult at the home where Pasters was found for contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
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We just recently posted the initial version of a plugin we are working on for the Vanilla 2 forum software. RoleBadges shows a list of badges based on the user's roles in a forum post. As of right now, it does not tell you what roles the images represent. That is, however, going to be in the next update.
You can see it in action over at our Scoundrels Minecraft forum.


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Jupiter SE880
The Jupiter SE880 is Telit's ultra-compact GPS receiver module for applications in the commercial, industrial, and consumer segments including wearable and handheld devices. The miniature 4.7x4.7mm QFN (Quad-Flat No-leads), SiRFstarIVTM-based receiver module employs leading 3-D component embedding technology to achieve best-in-class performance in all dimensions critical for regular or size-constrained GPS applications.
The SE880 receiver module was conceived to shorten Time-to-Market and to make the chipset-versus-module decision an easy one for you to make.
Key Benefits
Supports AGPS using Extended Ephemeris injection as well as Extended Ephemeris on-board generation for fastest TTFF
Easy integration in cellular/GNSS bundle solutions combined with Telit cellular modules
Miniature 4.7x4.7mm QFN form factor for compact devices and wearable technology
Ultra sensitive receiver for challenging environments such as urban canyons
Family Concept
Our positioning product portfolio is the result of over twenty years of experience in GPS applications. Telit has developed a range of products compatible with the well-known GPS constellation as well as its Russian counterpart GLONASS. Moreover, our portfolio is fully aligned with the upcoming service launch of Europe's Galileo constellation. Valuable features such as Dead Reckoning, Precision Timing, as well as speed and reliability assured by multi-constellation coverage, provide additional benefits for your application.
Your application development effort can also benefit significantly from the seamless integration between Telit's 2G cellular and positioning modules. This bundling of cellular and positioning modules significantly reduces development complexity without adding costs. Multi-constellation positioning products applied together with our eCall/ERA-GLONASS compliant cellular modules bring you ready-to-use emergency automotive tracking solutions for the European and Russian markets.
Typical applications include fleet management systems, European GPS-assisted road tolling systems, cellular base stations, in-car navigation systems, automotive telematics systems, and GPS-based personal sports training monitors.


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Regent's Park Open Air Theatre; Regent's Park
In the hope that the current spell of good weather will be sustained over the weeks to come, now's a good time to book tickets for Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. As in other years, the annual fixture stages a number of productions from May to September. Still to come this year are showings of The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess, running now until August 23, and To Kill a Mockingbird, which runs from August 28 to September 13. Productions take place in a 1,250-seat amphitheatre and there tends to be a real sense of occasion around each performance, with theatregoers basking in the sunshine (possibly) and drinking wine or Pimm's (more of a certainty).
Where: Regent's Park, NW1 4NU
Getting there: the theatre is a 10-minute walk from Baker Street Tube station
Cost: from £25
Sounds Sublime; Trafalgar Square
A new one-day festival that aims to celebrate emerging choral talent, Sounds Sublime sees talented young choral groups perform in St Martin-in-the-Fields church and the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square. Performances vary – you might hear gospel, jazz or opera – and the pace is fast during 'snapshot concerts', so this should prove an entertaining day out for music lovers keen to learn more about this genre. Families who are sufficiently inspired by the occasion, in fact, can also participate in free singing workshops on the day.
When: Saturday July 19
Where: St Martin-in-the-Fields church and the National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, WC2N
Getting there: Tube to Charing Cross, Leicester Square or Piccadilly Circus
Cost: many events are free, others vary
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Kew the Music; Kew Gardens
A week-long outdoor festival in Kew Gardens, Kew the Music this year plays hosts to performers including Simple Minds, Bill Bailey, Jools Holland and Elvis Costello. To encourage visitors to make the most of these rejuvenating surroundings, picnicking is allowed and, apart from on Sunday, each night's performance concludes with a fireworks display.
When: until Sunday July 20
Where: Kew Gardens, Richmond, Surrey, TW9 3AB
Getting there: by Tube or Overground to Kew Gardens Station or by train to Kew Bridge station
Cost: performance tickets are priced from £33
Adams Antiques Fair, Victoria
For those who think Sundays should be reserved for pottering, Adams Antiques Fair should provide an amenable way to while away a few hours. Stocking antiques only – no modern or reproduction items allowed here – stalls will sell thousands upon thousands of unique items and unexpected curios. Even if you pop in for just a short amble it should prove difficult to leave empty-handed.
When: Sunday July 20
Where: Royal Horticultural Hall, Elverton Street, Victoria, SW1 2QD
Getting there: by Tube to Victoria or Pimlico
Cost: £4; under-16s free
Festival of Archaeology; throughout London and nationwide
Taking place nationwide, the Festival of Archaeology invites the curious to delve into the past. Dig visits and open days allow families to unearth the history of their locality, with London providing particularly rich pickings. From storytelling sessions to tours, digs and debates, events taking place in the capital between now and the festival's conclusion on Sunday week include visits to the ice wells beneath London Canal Museum, open-day excavations at Headstone Manor and expert-led tours at the Tower of London's river foreshore.
When: until Sunday July 27
Where: throughout London
Cost: prices vary
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Shiloh, Shilo, or Silo may refer to:
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Shiloh was an ancient city mentioned in the Hebrew Bible. Its site is at modern Khirbet Seilun, south of ancient Tirzah and north of the Israeli settlement of Beth El in the West Bank.
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Shiloh National Military Park preserves the American Civil War Shiloh and Corinth battlefields. The main section of the park is in the unincorporated town of Shiloh, about nine miles (14 km) south of Savannah, Tennessee, with an additional area located in the city of Corinth, Mississippi, 23 miles (37 km) southwest of Shiloh.
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Arie Luyendyk Jr. may be happily in a relationship with Bachelor winner Courtney Robertson now, but it didn't come easy. His time on The Bachelorette ended in heartbreak when Emily Maynard chose Jef instead of him and it didn't help when he found out that she had slept with Jef during the time they were dating. So what is a reality star to do? Write a book, of course!
"He's pursuing a writing deal," Arie's manager, Klint Briney, tells In Touch Weekly. Arie has plenty to say about his time on the show and would love to chronicle the ups and downs of his journey.
"A lot of crazy crap happened during the filming of The Bachelorette, and it got even crazier afterward," a show insider explains. Arie allegedly stormed off the show after learning Emily had slept with Jef in the Fantasy Suite, but later agreed to film her breaking things off with him. It was one of the more shocking moments in Bachelorette history.
In addition to all the show secrets, Arie also knows some explosive details about Emily's split from Jef just one month ago. "Arie knows a lot of the ugly stuff that went down with Emily and Jef," the source adds. While one might think that the two don't get along after fighting for Emily on the show, but that's far from the case. In fact, they are close and even hung out after Jef's split from Emily, which means this guy likely knows much more than the average viewer.
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Full episode of WYSO Weekend for April 28, 2013 including the following stories:
- A wrap up of Emily McCord's interviews with the Dayton mayoral candidates ahead of the primary election:
Antioch College says that a new conservation land easement will ensure that Glen Helen near Yellow Springs will be forever preserved and open to the public.
It's first of two phases designed to protect the popular recreational destination. WYSO's Licensee, Antioch University was a co-granter on the easement. Both the University and College worked with the Trust for Public Land to complete the deal.
Nick Boutis with Antioch College is Director of the Glen Helen Ecology Institute. He says protecting the Glen has been a priority for decades.
Full episode of WYSO Weekend for March 25, 2012 containing the following stories:
-Changing Landscapes Brings Chinese Fiber Art to Dayton, by Juliet Fromholt
-WKSU's M.L. Schultze reports on a rare letter discovered in Cleveland from Mary Todd Lincoln.
-Jerry Kenney interviews Felice Nudelman, the newly appointed Chancellor of Antioch University.
Full episode of WYSO Weekend for November 13, 2011 containing the following stories:
-Jerry Kenney reports on a comic book project focused on local veterans.
-Emily McCord interviews Antioch University Chancellor Toni Murdock. On November 3, 2011 Antioch University announced that Murdock is retiring, effective June of 2012.
In 1997, Tullisse (Toni) Murdock was appointed the first female president of an Antioch campus (Seattle), where she served for nine years. She became Antioch's first female chancellor in 2005 and during her tenure the University underwent several major transitions, including its separation from Antioch College. Murdock also oversaw structural changes in the governance of the University, including the establishment of a board of trustees for each of its 5 campuses in four states. On November 3, 2011 Antioch University announced that Murdock is retiring, effective June of 2012.
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Breathing is important for walking and learning breathing techniques can enhance walking or even turn it into a more energizing, more stress-relieving, and even spiritual experience.
You've Been Breathing Wrong
The breathing cycle should start in the belly. Drawing the belly out brings the diaphragm down, inflating the lungs. Next, the ribcage is expanded to draw in more air. Finally, the shoulders and clavicles are drawn back to bring in the final small increase in lung volume. To exhale, it is the reverse.
Many people keep their stomachs sucked in and tight continuously, thereby depriving themselves of the belly-expanding major portion of each breath. As a result, most people breathe very shallowly using only the shoulders/clavicles and the ribcage for inhalation and exhalation.
While shallow "paradoxical" breathing will keep you alive, it becomes a large detriment in situations where you need more oxygen, such as when walking at a moderate pace. Athletes of all kinds are coached to learn to breathe with their bellies to get a full inhalation and exhalation.
Practicing a Full Complete Breath
- Suck in your stomach, drawing your belly button towards your spine.
- Exhale
- Now expand your belly button outward, drawing in breath.
- Then allow your ribs to open out
- Finally, draw back your shoulders and clavicles.
- To exhale, first allow out the air at the top of your chest
- Next, draw in the rib cage
- Finally, draw the belly button back towards the spine
- Repeat for a few minutes each day to retrain yourself to normal full breathing.
Breathing and WalkingConsciously attend to your breathing for a few minutes during each walk. Concentrate on complete breaths from belly to chest to clavicles and back. This technique can be especially helpful when tackling a hill, giving your body the oxygen it needs to fuel effort.
Beyond A Complete BreathThe Breathwalk program by Gurucharan Singh Khalsa, Ph.D. and Yogi Bhajan, Ph.D. teaches a variety of breathing techniques combined with walking to produce a variety of effects including mood control, energizing, stress-relief, mental sharpness, and feelings of connectedness
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The numerous Chicago festivals are the city's way of making the most out of the warm summer weather before it's plunged back into the harsh Chicago winter. Here's a list of some of the more popular outdoor festivals in Chicago.
Taste of Chicago
The granddaddy of outdoor festivals, Taste of Chicago is Chicago's biggest event. Having started out as a modest one day festival in 1980, Taste of Chicago has blossomed into one of the world's largest outdoor food festivals attracting over 3 million people each year lining up to scarf down deep dish pizza and giant BBQ turkey legs.
Chicago Blues Festival
Chicago Jazz Festival
Jazz aficionados mark Labor Day weekend on their calendars each year so they don't miss the Chicago Jazz Festival in Grant and Millennium Parks, which plays host to some of the world's greatest jazz artists. The Chicago Jazz Fest also holds the distinction of being the city's longest running music festival.
Lollapalooza started in 1991 as singer Perry Farrell's vision to bring an eclectic batch of music and create a sense of community by touring various amphitheater sheds nation wide before ditching the tour and growing into an annual 3 day event in Chicago's Grant Park that draws a massive 250,000 people from around the world to catch dozens of acts spread across various stages.
Chicago Gourmet
Chicago Gourmet in Millennium Park celebrates the city's vibrant culinary scene, and for one flat (albeit pricey) fee, guests get to sample various cuisines prepared by some of Chicago's top chefs, as well as watch numerous cooking demonstrations and taste wine and spirit samples from over 300 wineries and 65 spirits producers.
Chicago Ginza Holiday Festival
The annual Ginza Holiday festival presented by the Midwest Buddhist Temple is a celebration of the Japanese culture, featuring master craftsmen from Tokyo demonstrating their crafting skills learned over many generations. The crafts, along with other Japanese merchandise is offered for sale. Besides the demonstrations and sale, kids especially will enjoy performances of taiko drumming and martial arts demonstrations. Plenty of Japanese cuisine and Japanese beer is available as well.
Kids & Kites Festival
Venture up north to picturesque Montrose Harbor along Lake Michigan for the annual Kids and Kites Festival, a day of fun and sun where -- you guessed it -- the city provides materials for children to make and fly their own kites, as well as demonstrations by expert kite makers featuring amazing "large form" kites. Those not satisfied with the basic diamond shape kite can peruse the fancier kites available for sale. Food vendors will also be on hand.
Chicago World Music Festival
The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs started the Chicago World Music Festival in 1999 with the goal of celebrating the diverse music of cultures around the world, hosting a week long festival each September. Instead of harboring the music all in one location, the DCA spreads events throughout the city hosting performances at some of the city's museums, cultural centers, parks and music clubs, with most events being free or charging a very low ticket price.
Chicago Pride Fest
Dubbed the "first official party of summer," the two day Chicago Pride Fest, held the Friday and Saturday before the annual Chicago Pride Parade, packs the revelers in along North Halsted Street who come for the celebration, food, live entertainment and scores of vendors selling arts and crafts.


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Coffee lovers have a day just for them. Sept. 29 is National Coffee Day. According to 7-Eleven, 65 percent of Americans drink coffee during the week. As a "thank you," the convenience store is hosting CofFREE Day and giving 7-Eleven customers a free medium-sized cup of hot coffee, cappuccino or latte from 7 a.m. till 11 a.m. while supplies last.
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On an evening dominated by GOP victories, Republican John Kasich was leading an Ohio governor's race that will determine control of a critical swing state in 2012's presidential race.
The 58-year-old former congressman's edge over Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland was being fueled by support among voters in dozens of rural and suburban counties where the two men campaigned hard in the final weeks of the closely watched race.
Strickland, 69, a former congressman from Appalachia, had clinched victories in a swath of counties in the southeastern Ohio foothills, including his home county of Scioto.
A host of Strickland's fellow Democrats fell to defeat, including U.S. Reps. Zack Space and John Boccieri, and Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher, who lost a race for U.S. Senate. Democrats also lost control of the Ohio House that they'd held for two years.
The winner will also sit on the powerful apportionment board, which draws state legislative districts that will hold for the next 10 years. The governor also gets a sign-off on congressional districts that will be drawn by the state Legislature that Tuesday's elections handed to Republicans.
Ohio is viewed as a state the GOP must-win if they have a shot at ousting President Barack Obama from the White House in two years, and a state Obama needs to clinch as his support erodes more deeply in other parts of the country.
But it remained undetermined late into the evening whether the once-popular governor could pull out a win. Neither he nor Kasich had secured more than 50 percent of the vote throughout most of the evening, raising the possibility that the contest could end within a margin worthy of a legal challenge.
The pair broke a fundraising record with more than $30 million in contributions — and that amount was compounded by big spending by the Republican and Democratic governors associations, unions and business groups. The Ohio Chamber of Commerce broke a 117-year tradition and endorsed Kasich, a former managing director at Lehman Brothers, in the race.
Their campaign centered on who could do a better job tackling the state's high unemployment and looming $8 billion budget deficit.
Kasich, a frequent face on Fox News, attacked Strickland over the loss of 400,000 jobs. He fought back Strickland's attacks on his record at Lehman, the failed investment bank, with promises to bring a more business-minded approach to the state's economy.
The Democratic governor, meanwhile, pointed to national economic factors as the culprit in the state's economic hard times. Both he and Fisher sought a two-pronged strategy at times against Kasich and former U.S. Rep. Rob Portman, who won Tuesday's Senate race, over Republican outsourcing and trade policies that exit polls showed failed to stick with voters.
Strickland, an ordained minister and psychologist, touted to voters his efforts to curb college tuition, expand health care access for children and rewrite Ohio's unconstitutional school-funding system. He said education is the key to Ohio's economic future.
Kasich stumped on a message of smaller government, tax cuts, and reduced business regulations. He has proposed eventually eliminating the state income tax, which make up about 40 percent of the state budget and replacing the Ohio Department of Development with a nonprofit board of business leaders.
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Republican holds edge in Ohio governor race
On an evening dominated by GOP victories, Republican John Kasich was leading an Ohio governor's race that will determine control of a critical swing state in 2012's presidential race.
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Ashtabula voters pass income tax and recall issues
People who live in Ashtabula, but who work in other municipalities with an income tax, now will pay more income tax to Ashtabula.
Bailey and Carlo get parties' nod for commissioners race
Incumbent County Commissioner Peggy Carlo will square off against Ryan Bailey in the November General Election.
Grassroot supporters come out for Paul
Ron Paul supporters in Ashtabula County demonstrated the grassroots nature of the Republican's campaign by braving the cold and pushing the envelope on primary election day.
Two in GOP seek recorder's post
Two residents are hoping to represent the Republican party in November's Ashtabula County recorder race.
Children Services seeks renewal of levy
The Ashtabula County Children Services Board is seeking renewal of the levy that provides virtually all of the agency's local funding.
South county voters to decide on levies in two school districts
On March 6, south county voters will weigh in on two school districts' proposed levies.
'Bula school district seeks emergency levy
The Ashtabula Area City Schools District is asking voters to approve a five-year, 6.8 mill emergency property tax levy for operating costs, which will appear on the March primary ballot.
Charter issues see mixed results
Charter government in Conneaut will get a slight overhaul, while charter issues in Ashtabula received a mixed reaction in Tuesday's general election.
Kasich beats Strickland in Ohio governor's race
Former Rep. John Kasich defeated Gov. Ted Strickland on Tuesday, handing Republicans control of a state considered crucial to the 2012 presidential election.
State representative race still a toss-up
The race for the 99th District representative appears to have gone to Republican Casey Kozlowski, but provisional ballots could change his 51-vote lead over incumbent Democrat, State Rep. Deborah Newcomb.
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"First Days of School activity," I posted on Facebook, "Students introduce themselves by their literature fingerprint," followed by this image by artist Cheryl Sorg: … Read more.
Persuasive Writing
In this video a teacher asked students to analyze persuasive messages similar to those they see every day:
This effective learning task will help students analyze what they've learned and synthesize it into daily life. What are some other learning activities that will accomplish the same thing?
- Can You Convince Me? Developing Persuasive Writing
A classroom game introduces students to the basic concepts of lobbying for something that is important to them (or that they want) and making persuasive arguments. Students then choose their own persuasive piece to analyze and learn some of the definitions associated with persuasive writing. Once students become aware of the techniques used in oral arguments, they then apply them to independent persuasive writing activities. Designed for grades 3-5.
- Don't Throw Away that Junk Mail!
Students use old junk mail to identify persuasive techniques used to attract and hold the reader's attention.
- "The American Forests" by John Muir
Text of the August 1897 persuasive essay that helped prompt the creation of the U. S. Forest Service, a model of persuasive writing.
- Techniques of Persuasive Presentations — Ebony, the Elephant Calf
Students watch a short, downloadable video segment about elephants and identify the techniques used to persuade listeners to feel certain ways about what they see. This lesson is designed for grades 6-8. It includes support materials and a suggestion for assessment.
- Who Rocks Your World?
Students write a business letter nominating a performer for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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KV Pharma in an apparent act of desperation has filed suit against the FDA to compel the agency to take action against compounders of KV's approved drug, Makena. If you remember, KV raised a howl last year when Makena was approved by FDA and then proceeded to use its market exclusivity as a lever to raise prices on Makena from $10 (for the similar compounded drug) to $1500 per dose. OUCH!
KV Pharma Sues FDA Over Makena Compounding // Pharmalot.
As a result of the ensuing brouhaha from patients, their advocates and payers, the FDA refused to stop compounders from making their unapproved versions of Makena unless there was a know problem. This leaves KV with lots of price competition and not much they can do to stop it. So they sued! It's only a matter of time before they go out of business though.
I will comment that it is tough for the FDA to justify its current stance relative to safety on this one. Normally, they would prevent compounders from operating when an approved alternative was available. Unfortunately, they happened to approve KV who abuse their trust by pricing its product at astronomical levels to try to repay investors quick. Oops! Must have been absent during Marketing 101 as well as failed to heed government concerns about cost control in health care.
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4-star romantic guesthouse with an outdoor pool in Lisbon (Lapa)
This romantic guesthouse is located in Lisbon (Lapa), close to National Museum of Ancient Art, Castle of Sao Jorge, and Santa Justa Elevator. Also nearby are Rossio Square and 25th of April Bridge.
Property Features
At Palacio Ramalhete, recreational amenities include an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The guesthouse also features a bar/lounge and complimentary wireless Internet access.
Room Amenities
In addition to satellite television, guestrooms include complimentary wireless Internet access and bathrooms with rainfall showerheads and bidets.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Palacio Ramalhete Amenities
- General
Palacio Ramalhete features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This romantic guesthouse also offers a rooftop terrace, a library, and barbecue grills.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 12
- Number of floors - 3
- Babysitting or childcare
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- Breakfast available (surcharge)
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- Free Wi-Fi
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- Multilingual staff
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- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- Room service (24 hours)
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Air conditioning
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- Individually furnished
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
24-hour room service is available.
- Recreation
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
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Check-in time starts at 3:00 PM
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
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Check-out time is noon
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Accepted at this hotel: American Express, MasterCard, Visa
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No elevators
Noise-free rooms not guaranteed
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- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Expect heavier than normal border traffic this weekend as British Columbia residents have a three-day holiday weekend.
Family Day is Monday, Feb. 10, in B.C. and Feb. 17 in some other provinces. It is meant as a day for families to spend time together. Many offices and businesses are closed, as are schools, but not every place marks the holiday. If you're heading to B.C. Monday, it's advised to check ahead to see what's open.
For border traffic updates, go online to wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/border.


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NORMAN — Wouldn't it be better if worlds coincided instead of collided? In the conversations I have in retirement with our Norman fellow citizens I find that a lot more good happens when we can talk about what interests us together. I know it is easy to ask "How are you doing?" rather than "How are you thinking?" but it's not nearly as interesting. What I notice is that visiting with one another is a lot more fun when it's not a matter of one person elaborating on what he or she thinks but rather when both persons show their interest in what each other thinks.
But that's not enough, is it! What I have learned from others is that I have to be willing to enter into a conversation with my own willingness to change my mind on issues if the other person's opinion teaches me that their opinion makes more sense than my own. Doesn't that mean that we have more opportunity to grow from our conversation from where we were to where we could be?
What a difference that would make in our political and religious discussions! Wow! What I noticed from years back when I was trying to do my part to get people of different opinions together was that it just took a catalyst to occasion that happening. Couldn't we each be such a catalyst for learning from and with one another? What a difference that would make in marriage and life with our children too! I wonder if a lot of learning doesn't happen because moms and dads, brothers and sisters, students and professors, republicans and democrats, Muslims and Christians, persons of one denomination or another, believers in some kind of God and non-believers in any God would have such learning conversations together. We have so much to offer one another and the world beyond us if only we showed more interest in what everyone else thinks and believes in or wants to learn.


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Los Angeles radio journalist Richard Choi, who was arrested in South Korea after broadcasting a report about the financial troubles of a South Korean company, was found guilty of slander Tuesday in a Seoul court and fined $1,800.
"This has been unreal," Choi, 49, said in a telephone interview from Seoul. "Can you imagine this? I'm just a reporter doing a story and they arrested me and put me in jail. I'm very, very angry."


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Google Chrome in 64-bit Linux Version
Linux users can now get a 64-bit version of Google Chrome.
Even though the Google browser is not yet in an official, stable Linux version, the free operating system has moved ahead with 64-bit development. Chrome developer Dean McNamee wrote on the mailing list that he now has a 64-bit version running for the last few weeks "after a handful of changes on the Chromium side." The build instructions are on the project page.
Ubuntu users can get a native 64-bit build in Launchpad via a personal package archive (PPA). Windows users will have to be patient, as Chrome developer Mads Sig Ager indicates in a reply on the list: "We have focused on making the 64-bit version of V8 work on Linux and Mac at first." Having it compile on Windows is the next step, which they hope to accomplish "soon."
Issue 166/2014
Tag Cloud
Password Management Services Vulnerable to Attack
Should you trust an online service to store your online passwords?
New Raspberry Pi Adds Two USB Ports
New B+ board lets you build cool things without the complication of a powered USB hub.
Microsoft Grabs No-IP.com Domains
Redmond rushes in to root out alleged malware haven.
Firefox Steps into 3D
New initiative will bring futuristic virtual reality effects to the web surfing experience.
New Trojan Targets Online Banking
Dyreza malware launches a man-in-the-middle attack that compromises SSL.
HP Rolls Out Massive Cloud Network
New cloud combines worldwide access with local attention to data security.
New Attack Targets Wireless Logins
A first cousin of the recent Heartbleed attack affects EAP-based wireless and peer-to-peer authentication.
Geeks Petition for Free Lenovo BIOS
FOSS community acts to protect freedom of choice for laptop devices.
Firefox Says Yes to DRM
Quintessential open source browser shores up its market share with a step toward the proprietary dark side.
Webcam Hijackers Busted
Authorities in 16 countries take action against users of the imfamous BlackShades malware tool.


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Can video games save our children from nature deficit disorder?by David Porcaro
In 2005, Richard Louv suggested in his book Last Child in the Woods that American society has been depriving youth of necessary contact with nature, which has led to many physical and emotional health problems that plague America's youth (as well as youth around the world).
As I read this book, I wondered how I could create for my own kids the kinds of opportunities that shaped me. I grew up on a dead-end street that bordered on an erstwhile apple and cherry orchard, with what to my young mind was miles of untamed wilderness for our playground. There were hills to sled on, bike trails to build jumps on, mature trees to build houses in, and apples, cherries, wild wheat, peas, asparagus, honeysuckle and "cheesies" to snack on (don't ask me what cheesies are, that's just what we called some sort of edible weed with a tiny fruit that tasted like cheese). We spent many, many, many hours there with little or no adult interference. In those fields we made new friends, fought old ones, built, imagined, tore down, dug, climbed, played, and just lay in the grass and let summer roll over us.
Naturally, as I moved into middle school, these vacant lots opened me to the wonders a few blocks further afield. Living at the foot of some of the most spectacular mountains in America, I had no shortage of playground in which to explore, create, imagine, climb, slide, relax, and listen. It was in these mountains that I had some of my most defining experiences of my development.
But for my own children, those opportunities are very limited. That orchard has since been cut down to build more houses and a shopping area ironically called "The Orchards." This is happening across America, as Richard Louv pointed out. Open areas for children have been choked out. Children are kept from building tree houses or whiling away the hours by the pond due to urban development, safety concerns, overcautious parenting, and risk-adverse municipal policy. Luckily for our family, we live in the Twin Cities, one of the most nature-gifted urban areas of the country. A few blocks from any point in the Cities, you can find a pond, a river, a creek, a forest, a meadow, or a great park. For instance, Seward's office is a short walk from the banks of the Mississippi River. Despite these opportunities, I still find my kids' access to these treasures more limited than I would hope.
What of the millions of kids who, finding that there is nothing worth playing with outdoors, or scared by society into the climate-controlled security of their homes, have nothing better to do than play video games and surf through their childhood on the Internet? Is there a way to turn the addictive qualities of gaming to motivate youth to go outside? Can we game our way to a better world, as Jane McGonigal would suggest?
I for one, think there is. And thanks to a Small Business Innovation Phase I Grant from the National Science Foundation, we at Seward along with an amazing team from the University of Minnesota and the University of Georgia, get to test that concept. During the next 6 months we'll be developing a prototype Alternate Reality Game (ARG) called Agency. Once they enter the Agency, middle schoolers will find that they have been recruited to a select group of Agents who must develop their skills in collaboration, courage, applying science, and problem solving through a series of tasks and quests to save the world.
But what makes this game different than any other environmental education game, is that for students to get points, they have to leave the computer and spend time outdoors. They're not just saving a virtual world from ecological disaster, they are saving our world from our own disastrous choices. And at the same time, they get to have those experiences that I did to listen, observe, breathe, and experience the natural world.
The more time they spend outside away from the online network, the better! This concept is really counter the objectives of most video games, which try to reel users in, making them forget the world around them for hours on end. In Agency we want students to spend more time away from their computers, logging out and experiencing the wonder that is real life.
So watch this space as things progress. And here's to hoping that one of the cures to "nature-deficit disorder" will come through online gaming!
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The funeral for Louis Gill, 88, will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15, at New Life Baptist Church on South Hine Street with Pastor Endia J. Scruggs officiating. Viewing hours are from noon until time of the funeral. Burial will be in Houston Cemetery in Tanner with Peoples Funeral Home directing.
Mr. Gill died Sunday, Dec. 9, 2012, at home.


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Less than two months after a devastating fire destroyed several apartment buildings and made several hundred victims homeless, in Avenel late Friday afternoon.
This time, the fire was confined to the kitchen in one of the apartments, while several other habitations nearby sustained smoke damage, said Lieut. Greg Conklin.
There were no injuries, but the number of fire engines, police cars, and emergency vehicles on scene bespoke the urgency that a fire in that complex holds for EMS workers in Woodbridge after the .
Dozens of residents were out on the grounds, worriedly watching a ladder truck move into place to fight the fire.
Many of them stood near where the Woodbridge Village apartments, destroyed in the July fire once stood, were plowed under.
Jorald Bastien pulled up in her SUV, window rolled down, and blurted out, "Oh my God! You have got to be kidding! Not again!"
Bastien had had an apartment at 3603 Village Drive - one of the buildings that burned to the ground in July. She has since moved to another apartment in the complex.
"This is just frightening. This is scary. What's wrong with these apartments?" she said, looking worried at the phalanx of fire engines across the empty field where her home used to be.
There may have been no more fortunate man in Woodbridge Village than Susheel Kaushik. He was on his second floor balcony, looking over at the fire, but he was really there to oversee the moving men taking his family's belongings out of the apartment.
Friday was his last day at Woodbridge Village.
"We just closed on a home in Monroe," Kaushik smiled. "It's very peaceful, very country-like there. It's where I want to bring up my sons."
He looked around at the other apartment dwellers who were watching the fire engines and waiting for a replay of the July fire.
"I feel bad for them," Kaushik said. "They have to stay behind. I am also sentimental about this apartment. My two sons were born here."
He looked back at the fire engines, and ahead at the huge brown field fronting his apartment that once held an entire apartment complex.
"I am glad, though, that we are going."
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2013 Citroen C1 was the new vehicle from the Citroen. The new style, the higher level of more efficient and equipment new machine that determines a higher standard in this segment. It is available in two 3 door and 5 doors, and become one of the most environmentally and economical friendly on the market, however still having the capacity for 4 adults in facilities and comfort, transport various racks for dashboard, door panels and centers console.
You also can set the payload with rear seat folded, 700 liters from 139 liters. The Citroen C1 not to be outdone by its two brothers the Toyota Aygo and Peugeot 107. City vehicle also preen. The redesigned front bumper of the car to hold the fog lights and the row of LED lights rare, vertical grade line of LED lights reminiscent of the DS3 and C4 AIRCROSS, preserve aft baggage door glass and a new logo in Citroen C1. Available wheels 14 "design" Notus 'new' Rift.
Citroen offering the new color blue Botticelli. The colors adorn Citroen DS3 and Citroen C3. For it, the EGS (Electronic Gearbox System) getting a new steering wheel with the paddle shift. While it's new staff is given a manual transmission. Agile and effective by a gasoline machine driven by the three cylinders 68 horsepower. equipped with a manual transmission gearbox, new Citroen C1 1.0 and increase fuel consumption 65.7 mpg for the combined cycle. Emissions were also improved, just 99 g / km of CO2. In addition to their first petrol Citroen models emit less CO2 100 g / km, new Citroen C1 was also the system of electronic transmission with the steering wheel shift paddles that mounted on the driving pleasure that is available and improve handling. EGS version offers the impressive 62.8 mpg (combined cycle) and emits just 104 g / km CO2.
Now we are talking about the 2013 Citroen C1 specification. It is having a number of features, "creative technology". Technology was offering, just for the driver is in control of the Steering Oar electronic transmission system installed in the C1 time. For convenience of the traveling with a radio, or offer the new dashboard features to suit your style dashboard has been strengthened. With the new audio CD comes with the junction box (with optional second level of trim and high quality standards), that must be interpreted in Bluetooth and all MP3 capable, equipped with a socket and comes with a USB port on center console Citroen C1. The 2013 Citroen C1 official debut was at 2012 Brussels Motor Show.
It was a versatile player. Complement the existing road capability, Citroen C1 models feature new power steering settings and the shock absorbers for a more agility and driving comfort at low speeds. New model year 2013 Citroen C1 would be available with the variety of technologies for urban driving safer, includes ABS with the Electronic Brakeforce Distribution, ports ISOFIX points and ESP.


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"You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself in any direction you choose. You're on your own. And you know what you know. You are the [one] who'll decide where to go." - Dr. Seuss
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The application for graduation is located within the Student Information System. Please go there in order to complete your application.
Shoe Tree
When you graduate, your shoes can join others in the Shoe Tree on campus.
Important Dates
- 4/1: Ceremony tickets and honors cords distribution begins in the Provost Office, CL 835
- 4/1: Online cap and gown purchases begin at the Phoenix Bookstore
- 4/9: Senior Resource Fair, 3:30-5:30, University Union Phoenix Rooms & The Phoenix Bookstore
- 4/18: Signup deadline for name appearing in ceremony program booklet
- 4/9: In-store cap and gown purchases begin in The Phoenix Bookstore
- 5/9: Final ceremony signup and ticket pickup deadline at NOON
- 5/12-16: Extra ceremony tickets distributed, Provost Office, CL 835
- 5/17: Commencement ceremony, 11:30 a.m., Kress Events Center
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May 20, 2014
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- Memories and milestones: Video shares highlights of commencement 2014
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just read pro sounds review about studio one pro,while waiting for for presonus to give me the right activation code, i have been trying to activate studio one 2 professional all afternoon even after presonus sent me e-mail with a product key ,saying this will activate and download software.no go, i have e-mailed presonus and am shure they will be able to help, also had this problem when trying to activate artist.real bumber as i love artist and cant wait to use 2pro help. desperate.
ProSound Network's Rather Glowing Studio One 2 Review
August 8,2012
ProSound Network recently took a detailed look at Studio One 2, and their review is quite flattering—and thorough! They really covered the Studio One bases here, detailing everything from Melodyne integration to Folder Tracks, and the latest reason to celebrate Studio One: Nimbit!
But of course they had nice things to say, or we wouldn't be linking to it from our blog here. But my favorite bit of the entire review reads so:
"This easy to use, powerful, efficient DAW sounds amazing and provides everything you need to record, mix and master your music. If you don't need surround or notation support, (and many of us don't) there's no reason not to give the free version a test drive and see if Studio One might be the right fit for you."
Click here to read the entire review.


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Tull-ee-ho! : A combination of the old hunting cry Tally Ho! and the colloquial Hindi drinking word "tullee". Also Indian for cheers.
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10, Tulloch Road, Apollo Bunder, Nawaz Bldg., Behind Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Colaba
Timings: 11:00 am - 12:00 am
Gokul Restaurant and Permit Room is the ultimate drinking factory. One of Mumbais landmarks, this place is located opposite Bade Mian the kababci whom some hold in higher esteem than the celebrated Tunde. To the Tulleeho team Tunde Kebabi will remain supreme. Even the one vegetarian in the team will swear by the Lord of the Lucknow Chowk. One must explain why: Veggie walked into Tunde with some hard-core carnivores and got sidelined as usual. The chap at the cash counter saw him picking at his parathas, deduced the reason and voila a sabji was prepared especially without anybody asking for it. Would Bade Mian ever do that?
Back to Gokul. The guy who started Gokul was a visionary at par with the late Henry Ford. In his minds eye he must have seen images of guys milling around after work looking for some cheap place to have a quick one or a long session after work, without any frills or fuss and Gokul was born. If you are looking for a quick cheap binge before catching the 8.32 F to Borivili, this is your place. No decor, no music. Just cheap liquor and an atmosphere to match. There are lots of functional booths that must have been arranged by an assembly line boss. Optimum usage of space, and the waiters are a study in robotic efficiency. There is a mezzanine of sorts, which I suppose has a similar seating plan. There is an AC section where the better heeled and the rare woman go.
No cocktails and no happy hours. You get the stuff in quarts and nips and the prices are approx. 25% above the retail prices outside. There is a snack menu and the Chilli Paneer really scalds. Actually the food here is an aside. The leitmotif of the place is the drink.
The place is a microcosm of Bombay. Theÿ booth next to ours had a couple of Shiv Sena types who were wondering what the next agitation would be about. Across the aisle a few Gujju traders were tanking up before cruising the streets. A bhaiya from Boisar was tucking into chilli chicken while some African students lent an international touch. In the far corner a major session was on judging from the number of empty bottles that were stacked artistically. A good time was being had by all.
Friday nights are supposed to be cruise time for those who're AC/DC.
There are other quirks to this place. The toilet has a basin at each of the corners and you piss in splendid isolation.
Gokul has a cult following of sorts and there are some people who swear by it. The atmosphere is distinctive and you dont face fiscal catastrophe after spending an evening here. Make it a point to check it out if you are in S. Bombay, but avoid taking the better half.


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A Rochester Hills teen-ager whose collections and donations of toothpaste and other personal care items have made an impact on organizations across the Detroit area is at it again.
This time, Danielle Ziaja has donated another 23,000 items — bringing her lifetime total to more than 54,000 personal care items.
Danielle, a senior at Detroit Country Day High School, recently presented the Lighthouse of Oakland County, the Rochester Area Neighborhood House and CrossPoint Cares with the donated items. It's all part of her Clean Start Service Project, which she started last year to help supply homeless shelters and charity organizations with items they may need.
"Working on this project has allowed me to meet so many kind and caring people who give support to those in need either through the generosity of their time and/or their donations of goods," Danielle said after this recent donation.
Read Rochester Hills Teen Helps Others Get a 'Clean Start' With Super Donation
Danielle is the daughter of Rose and Bob Ziaja, an orthodontist in Macomb and Clarkston. She grew up seeing her dad receive nonstop samples of toothpastes. About a year ago, she had an idea to do something amazing with the toothpastes — and with other personal hygiene products that dentists and doctors received. She is a founding member of Lighthouse PATH Junior council and was recently chosen to participate in the Rochester Youth Leadership Retreat and Junior Leadership of Oakland County.
Want to donate?
There's a collection box for Clean Start at Hepburn's, 120 N. Adams, at the Village of Rochester Hills.
There are also collection boxes at five Fraser Optical locations in Macomb County.
- 32925 Grosbeck Hwy, Fraser
- 3602 15 Mile Road., Sterling Hts
- 51026 Van Dyke, Shelby Twp.
- 71150 N Van Dyke, Romeo
- 66751 Gratiot Ave, Richmond
For more information, visit the Clean Start Service Project on Facebook.


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What Is It?
Liver cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in the liver.
The liver:
Most liver tumors in the United States spread to the liver from other places in the body. This is referred to as secondary liver cancer or metastatic cancer. For example, cancer that has spread to the liver from the lungs is called "metastatic lung cancer."
The liver is the most common place for cancer to spread. In patients with secondary liver cancer, doctors treat patients for the original site of the cancer. So metastatic lung cancer that has spread to the liver would be treated as lung cancer, not liver cancer.
On the other hand, primary liver cancer starts in the liver. Primary liver cancer is treated as liver cancer.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your risk of developing primary liver cancer include:
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The Blair E. Batson Hospital for Children received a donation Tuesday from a national car manufacturer.
Hyundai donated $140,000 total.
It's part of the company's Hope on Wheels commercial campaign to raise awareness of childhood cancer.
Children attending the news conference were able to paint their hand prints on the Hope on Wheels car.
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Auburn, Ala. - Holiday shoppers planning to purchase an e-reader, tablet, or MP3 player will benefit from the Auburn Public Library's "Digital Petting Zoo" on Thursday, December 12 at 2:30 p.m. A number of devices will be featured including a Kindle Paperwhite, a Nook Simple Touch, and a Kobo Glo. Library staff will demonstrate how these and other devices work, and participants will receive hands-on experience to help select the best device for family and friends, or even for oneself. It's also a great opportunity to learn how to use a library card to access e-books and other downloadable media through the Library's website.
This service is made possible through the generosity of the Friends of the Auburn Public Library. Please call 501-3190 for more information about this event. To learn more about the Auburn Public Library, please visit www.auburnalabama.org/library.


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