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'Hospital of the Future's' Top 20 Features
CEO Michael Covert speaks so rapidly and excitedly about the marvels of his $1 billion Palomar Medical Center north of San Diego, which accepted its first patients on Sunday, he just might forget to breathe.
For quality design, the glass and steel structure "will be the most advanced—based on the size of the project and what's happening in the rest of the country—for at least the next several years," he boasts. With 288 single-bed rooms, Palomar embodies the healthcare conceptualist's apocryphal "Fable Hospital," he says, and is the quintessence of "the Hospital of the Future."
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"The things we're doing with technology will remain unique compared to what others are doing. And though they may have newer or bigger facilities with more money, a lot of the features we're talking about they're not going to have because they aren't designed with that in mind," Covert says.
Blair Sadler, who authored several papers documenting the business case for quality improvement through architecture and who oversaw two drastic design changes during his 26 years as a large children's hospital CEO, thinks Covert got a lot of it right. That's unlike other CEOs who postpone such changes or are making the wrong ones, Sadler says.
"My experience is still that the majority of CEOS don't get the powerful connection between the physical space of a hospital and its quality," says Sadler, now a senior fellow with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.
Though extremely competent and dedicated, they tend to delegate the remodeling process to their facilities people, who respond to what doctors, nurses and board members want, not to what the latest evidence for improving quality of care suggests or what the patients need, he says.
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John Rinset (9/10/2012 at 2:25 PM)
Several comments. I think the list of 20 is great. However, I do think that creating the common areas so staff and physicians can mingle needs to be supplemented for a space for physicians and staff to hang out alone. There are conversations they need to have with each other staff to staff and physician to physician that may be compromised by the common area. The meeting space could move to the physician parking lot, but not ideal. Also, no mention about cafeteria space, bereavement space or the onboarding space(registration), and finally the ER. All key places for a better patient experience. Are there kiosk in the lobby for patient/visitor access to information? Just some thoughts. Is the facility prepared to meet the future? Hard to know in this technology driven world. But this is a great start. Thanks for sharing.
Kelly Kline Burnett (9/6/2012 at 11:26 PM)
A beautiful atrium, fantastic technology, a sterile elevator but where is the ultimate in health - fitness. Why isn't this facility extolling the virtues of exercise with encouraging the use of the stairway. We must change our paradigm. We must start mandating movement. Prescriptive medicines MUST combine with cardio routines. Movement is a good thing, movement is the greatest luxury. Afterall, if you have your health, you have everything.
Julie D. Taylor (8/27/2012 at 4:32 PM)
Great acknowledgement of a truly groundbreaking hospital. With all the emphasis on the design, it would be good to note that LA-based CO Architects worked with Palomar for years to create this facility.
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Grand Army of the Republic Department of Massachusetts Malcolm Ammidown Post, No. 168, Southbridge. Three elderly gentlemen, veterans of the Civil War, are stoically seated in the GAR Room at Town Hall. In the background are many framed pictures and certificates and the five pointed star, the emblem of the organization. From left to right Captain William H. King, Senior Vice Commander, Festus Faughtner, GAR Commander 1931 and Israel LeDuc,(stet.) Junior Vice Commander. Serviceman Faughtner is dressed in a uniform tunic with a medal on the breast and on his knee is a hat with a medallion. The other gentlemen are in civilian clothing, one with a collar-less shirt and suit, the other with a shirt and tie with a cardigan and dress pants. They sit beside a table that has three U.S. flags. surrounding a table with a record book on top. According to the Last Will of Post 168 GAR, recorded in the minutes book of 1931: "Know all men by these present that we, Festus Faulkner, Israel Ledoux(stet.) and William H. King, all of Southbridge in County of Worcester and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, the sole survivors of Malcolm Ammidown Post No. 168, G.A.R. in consideration of one dollar and other valuable considerations to us paid by Women's Relief Corps 71, Daughters of union Veterans and Sons of Union Veterans, all of said Southbridge. The receipt where of is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant, sell, transfer, and deliver unto the said Woman's Relief Corps #71, Daughters of union Veterans and Sons of union Veterans, as joint tenants, the survivor to take the whole. The following goods and chattels, namely: All the goods and chattels located in G.A.R. quarters in the Town Hall Southbridge, Mass., and described as follows: 1 large American Flag, 5 G.A.R. swords and belts, black bound record book of Civil War Veterans, 1 charter, 25 pictures of civil war. 1 black marble clock, 55 chairs, 2 desks, 1 table, 2 desk lamps, 1 bible, 5 altars, 3 pictures in ante-room, 1 ballot box, 15 pictures in kitchen, and all tables and benches in the dining room. the vender hereby reserve for themselves the right to use the above described premises during the term of the natural lives of each of them."
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PERRY v. LOUISIANA - 498 U.S. 38 (1990)
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498 U.S. 38 PERRY v. LOUISIANA
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AT&T Inc. (T) today announced the launch of AT&T Synaptic Hosting, a utility computing service with managed networking, security and storage for businesses. The platform uses technology acquired from USinternetworking (USi) and will run in five "super IDCs" located in Piscataway, N.J.; San Diego; Annapolis, Md.; Singapore and Amsterdam.
Additional data centers will be added to deliver "enterprise-class" cloud capabilities to companies in the U.S. and abroad.The service launched with a high-profile customer: the official Web site of the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC). Teamusa.org features stories on U.S. Olympians and Paralympians and Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls, athlete blogs and social networking tools.
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Some are dismissive of AT&T's entry, but AT&T has a lot of large customers with serious bandwidth needs, and they'll be a player here. There's been discussion lately about whether World of Warcraft is an enormous cloud. Well, guess who hosts World of Warcraft? Yep, it's AT&T's game hosting division.
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Puyallup School District's Karshner Museum, a field trip destination for generations of students, will remain closed this year while the space in downtown Puyallup is transformed into the Karshner Center for Culture and the Arts.
The district plans to reopen the refurbished Karshner Center by the fall of 2014.
District spokesman Brian Fox said the museum was largely closed last school year except for some student visits mainly in the spring. He said the museum is completely closed for the 2013-14 school year. Museum artifacts are being kept in storage.
The closure will allow crews to remodel the building. It also will give teachers a chance to review artifacts and exhibits to more closely align them with the district's new social studies curriculum, he said. The district wants to incorporate more hands-on and arts activities for kids, as well as teacher training opportunities.
An advisory committee on Karshner's future is scheduled to hold its first meeting Sept. 25.
Fox said the district does not yet have an estimate of what the remodeling and other changes will cost. He said officials plan a walk-through, possibly next week, to get an idea of remodeling needs. And architects likely won't get a chance to estimate costs until next month.
Fox calls the planned makeover of the Karshner Museum a "repurposing."
"It is not going away," he said.
Some critics, however, worry that the change in direction will result in a watered-down version of what the Karshner legacy has represented for Puyallup schools since the museum opened in the 1930s.
They also fear that many of the estimated 10,000 artifacts given to the district by Dr. Warner Karshner and his wife, Ella, will be boxed up and forgotten — contrary to the Warners' intent when they donated their collection gathered from their world travels.
Some in the community are also concerned about the Karshner "teaching trunks," which have served as traveling exhibits filled with objects, documents and hands-on activities that teachers could use in their classrooms.
The trunks won't be available this year, Fox said, because their contents also are being realigned to match new curriculum. Other exhibit materials are stored in the building, which has been re-keyed to ensure security.
A Seattle-based company, ESA Paragon, is working with the district to ensure items are managed in compliance with federal law governing oversight of culturally significant Native American artifacts.
A letter to the school board sent earlier this year from the Friends of the Karshner Museum complained about the district's lack of communications to the Friends group and others. It urged the district not to spend time and money re-thinking exhibits and other museum projects "that are already successful and in place."
The museum's planned transformation into a cultural and arts center also prompted the layoff of its director, Beth Bestrom. She had worked for Karshner for 15 years before being told in May that her job was being eliminated.
"They told me they weren't going to have someone there all the time," Bestrom said. "I have been there so long, and I have seen how kids react to the place. I know how much they learned from it."
Bestrom said she's gradually coming to terms with the changes planned at Karshner, but she worries the museum could lose some of its unique characteristics.
"It sounds like it's going to be a good thing. It really does," said Bestrom, who is also part of the Friends group. "But it won't be a museum any more. And to me, being a museum person, that makes me sad."
Fox said the efforts to transform Karshner, which is housed in an old school building, began several years ago. That's when the school district began looking at how teachers used the museum.
Some of the most memorable features over the years include a replica old-fashioned schoolhouse and pioneer fort, a Native American longhouse, a stuffed elephant's foot, famous for its peculiar aroma, and objects ranging from stuffed birds to Dr. Karshner's stethoscope.
Last spring, the district signed an agreement with the Samish Indian Nation, based in Anacortes. In it, the district agreed to return 37 Karshner artifacts that had cultural significance for the Samish people, including baskets, weaving shuttles, rain hats and more.
In exchange, the tribe agreed to provide the museum with contemporary objects created by current tribal members, including drums, decorative canoe paddles, cedar hats and a mural to be painted at the museum. In addition, the tribe agreed to provide samples of cedar, showing the stages of processing used by Native people to create many items used in daily life, as well as a series of DVDs about songs, legends and other aspects of tribal life.
Those items should mesh well with Karshner's new themes, which will include a representation of Western Washington's Coast Salish tribal culture.
Fox, who is also Puyallup's director of arts education, said the district wants to represent the culture accurately. The goal is to use Karshner resources to "teach culture through the arts," he said.
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It was pretty funny. Charles felt that the saloon was too noisy after his kids should be asleep that he approached the owner to lower the sound. So ole 'glass ribs' Charles got his butt beaten yet again. Poor Pa always had his ribs broken, at least in Winoka he deserved it.
Several years ago I drove from my home in Michigan to see a friend in Des Moines. On the way there I decided to go on a Little House tour. I went to Plum Creek and De Smet. As a lover of the real history behind the books and people in them, I was in my glory visiting the place Laura and her family lived. Walking the banks of Plum Ceek was especially exciting because while the dugout house has collapsed, you can still see the depression left in the ground, wade into the creek, and walk the meadow Laura wrote about so clearly. Seeing the trees planted by Pa in De Smet that formed a wind break around the house was also a thrill. The house is gone, but their well is there and you can see the Big Slough. The feed store in town where the family stayed during the bad winters in still there, although it's not preserved as their home. The family actually had a more permanent home a few blocks away that Pa built when running the farm became too difficult. You can tour the house and see so many personal belongings, especially of Mary's. After Pa died, they had to rent out half the house to boarders to make ends meet. If you are a fan of the stories, visiting these places is like a mecca. Oh yeah, the surveyor's house that the family lived in when they first moved by Silver Lake has been moved into the town of De Smet, and that too can be toured. I never knew about the real Nellie Olsen and LIW's inspiration for her book character until visiting De Smet.
I loved the shows, but the more I learned about the books and researched the history, the more discontent I was about them. I, too, could never figure out why even Mr. Edwards had a nicer house and furniture than the Ingalls. I hated all the horrible events that Micheal Landon invented for the show. Mary's baby dying? Really! Was that necessary?
Have you read The Wilder Life by Wendy McClure? If you haven't yet, you might enjoy it.
I'd love to go see those to spots! Laura's adult home in Missouri is also high on my list. I did get the chance when I was in Minneapolis to take a side trip to Pepin, Wisconsin, the town she visits in Little House in the Big Woods. There is a small museum there and the approximate site of the house where Laura lived is marked seven miles away. Kind of sad to see that the "Big Woods" is now flattened. But the history behind the books has always fascinated me, so I love to go and see where the real life people lived.
Thanks for the recommendation, I went and bought it and also Don't Trade Your Baby for a Horse: And Other Ways to Make Your Life a Little More Like Laura Ingalls Wilder by the same author. That book also reminded me how many expressions and life lessons I actually take from the books. It's kind of funny, but there are a few that have stuck with me, particularly "Make hay while the sun shines" (which was literal in the book, my I often use figuratively in my life) and Ma's expression "Least said, soonest mended" (with my personal addendum being "unless you need to apologize").
I can't say that I take the same kind of life lessons from the TV series though! I'm not sure what those lessons would be...let's see, don't try to do fake boobs with apples because they'll fall out. Don't walk alone in fields because there might be a mime followng you. Try to adopt as many orphans as possible. When you're upset or in trouble, the most appropriate thing to do is to start crying (preferably with a trembling lip) and then turn and run away as dramatically as possible (coined the "TARA" on Television Without Pity). If you're going to be on a stagecoach that will flip over, make sure you have a pair of glasses that will start a fire to alert people of your presence. I'm sure there are plenty more, they are just slightly less useful in my real life than the book lessons
I always had a sense wanting to help people, but the show really makes me want to be a better person. That there a is "can do" even if you don't have a lot to help with..
Another thing, to speak up for what's right even if everyone else sits back in apathy or fear. Or to defend someone who can't for speak up for themselves.
To never take each other for granted, because there are only so many tomorrows.
when i was little the show made me think, dont marry anyone who makes you live in a tiny house then keeps brings home extra people to stuff up in the loft
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
Johnny Johnson. What a name.
This show spawned the career of Shannon Doherty, nuff said!
One thing from the book that always comes to mind is "draw the broom Laura, don't flip it." I have NO IDEA why this stays with me so vividly, but I think of it whenever I'm sweeping the kitchen floor.
I forget which book it's from (golden years?), but she's at least a young teenager.
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Watching "May We Make Them Proud". And what a horrible episode. At least it looks like Alice when she was using Adam JR to break the window might have broken his neck, so Adam JR didn't burn to death. Alice killed him before she went up in flames. And what was the DEAL with Adam and Mary outside the burning building and having NO thought about their child? Hester Sue goes "OMG, the baby!" Then Adam calmly says "Hester Sue, where is Alice and the baby?" You FOOL. Then we hear Melissa Sue wailing "My BABY! My baby!" as if it were the first time she ever thought about Adam Jr. Too much wrong with this episode.
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You beat me to it!! It's a really interesting story!
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^^^ That's not news. Anyone who's done any reading on the real-life Ingalls family knows that.
It's news to me! (And apparently CNN as well since it is currently the #2 story below the bunker guy) I have read all the books multiple times but I will definitely look for a better biography.


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Similar tests for colon and prostate cancers either recently became available or will be out soon, and tests for other cancers are being developed.
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"This is the most exciting area, I think, in medicine today," said Doug Bradley, an Agendia spokesman. "Traditionally, chemotherapy patients were a 'one size fits all.' But chemotherapy only works in 10 to 15 percent of the cases."
Before these tests, he said, physicians followed guidelines that recommended chemo in most cases.
Doctors also assess a patient's age, tumor size and grade, and lymph node status before making a recommendation for or against chemo, which employs chemicals to kill fast-growing cells and has side effects such as nausea, hair loss and organ damage.
"Chemotherapy is no day at the beach. It's very disruptive," said Edney, the UNMC professor.
Dr. Margaret Block, a medical oncologist at Nebraska Cancer Specialists, said, "We're offering chemotherapy to a lot less women now because of these gene tests."
The MammaPrint test can be used for women with all types of early stage breast cancer, meaning cancer that may have spread to nearby lymph nodes but not to distant parts of the body.
The Oncotype DX test helps identify which women with early stage breast cancer whose cancer is estrogen-receptor-positive are more likely to benefit from adding chemo to their hormonal treatment. That represents about half of breast cancer patients, said Emily Faucette, a Genomic Health spokeswoman.
Doctors can order whichever test they prefer. Edney said he prefers the MammaPrint. Block said she uses Oncotype DX.
A favorable result on one of the tests "doesn't guarantee the patient won't have a relapse, but you can tell them there's a very low chance, therefore, it doesn't make sense" to have chemo, Block said.
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Trish Swaink, one of Block's patients, avoided chemo, thanks in part to a score of 13 on the Oncotype DX test. The test confirmed her doctor's preliminary assessment that chemo wouldn't be necessary after a lumpectomy in which a 1.2-centimeter tumor was removed from her breast.
The test result allowed Swaink, 51, to breathe "a sigh of relief," she said. "I was very nervous about the possibility of having to do chemo. I didn't know a lot about breast cancer, but I just know that chemotherapy is sickness, (being) tired, losing your hair."
Swaink still must finish radiation treatment and undergo hormone therapy, but she is happy to avoid the cost and discomfort of chemo.
Betty Middendorf, a 49-year-old patient of Edney's, had the MammaPrint test, also after a lumpectomy, which removes a tumor in the breast instead of the entire breast, as a mastectomy does.
"For me, the MammaPrint was the final piece of information that said the cancer is very unlikely to come back," she said, "but more importantly that I did not need to go through chemotherapy."
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[l]ack of coordination and some goofy laws that basically say there's not a clear distinction of when the federal government stops and when the state government starts. And if you have federal - if the federal government takes over, then you're giving up some powers. Or if the governor don't ask the president and the president don't ask the governor, and it was just b.s.
[JURIST] President Bush has said he is nominating US Supreme Court nominee John G. Roberts Jr. [JURIST news archive] as the next Chief Justice of the United States, succeeding the late Chief Justice Rehnquist. He announced the nomination this morning before flying back to the Gulf Coast region hit by Hurricane Katrina. The President met with Roberts Sunday evening at the White House and offered him the position early Monday. Naming Roberts as Chief Justice allows the President to capitalize on the current nomination process which was already scheduled to shift into high gear with Senate confirmation hearings beginning tomorrow. If Roberts is confirmed, the move would ensure a full bench in time for the opening of the Supreme Court term in October. Roberts served as a law clerk to Rehnquist in 1980-81 when Rehnquist was still an Associate Justice on the court. AP has more.8:45 AM ET - The President said:
The passing of Chief Justice William Rehnquist leaves the center chair empty just four weeks left before the Supreme Court reconvenes. It is in the interest of the Court and the country to have a chief justice on the bench on the first full day of the fall term. The Senate is well along in the process of considering Judge Roberts' qualifications. They know his record and his fidelity to the law. I'm confident that the Senate can complete hearings and confirm him as chief justice within a month. As a result of my decision to nominate Judge Roberts to be chief justice, I also have the responsibility to submit a new nominee to follow Justice Sandra Day O'Connor. I will do so in a timely manner.Twenty-five years ago, John Roberts came to Washington as a clerk to Justice William Rehnquist. In his boss, the young law clerk found a role model, a professional mentor, and a friend for life. I'm certain that Chief Justice Rehnquist was hoping to welcome John Roberts as a colleague, and we're all sorry that day didn't come. Yet it's fitting that a great chief justice be followed in office by a person who shared his deep reverence for the Constitution, his profound respect for the Supreme Court, and his complete devotion to the cause of justice.
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United States Senator
September 5, 2007
Statement of Senator Patrick Leahy
Chairman, Senate Judiciary Committee
Hearing on "The 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1957
And Its Continuing Importance"
September 5, 2007
This Sunday our Nation will mark the golden anniversary of the Civil Rights Act of 1957. It was the first major civil rights law passed since Reconstruction, and it remains one of the most important pieces of legislation this Committee and the Congress ever considered. Its story has been retold in the award-winning books Master of the Senate by Robert Caro and Parting the Waters by Taylor Branch.
With this hearing, we examine whether Federal civil rights enforcement has remained faithful to our goal of achieving equal justice for all. We meet with the Nation at a crossroads. Two years after the devastation from Hurricane Katrina, its aftermath and the failure of government to protect our citizens in the Gulf Coast and to help those displaced from the lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans and elsewhere, many Americans doubt our commitment to civil rights.
We have a Justice Department without effective leadership. The Attorney General, Deputy Attorney General, Associate Attorney General, Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights and many others have resigned in the wake of the scandals. And we have witnessed what appears to be the abandonment of the founding priorities of the Civil Rights Division. That Division, which has so often served as the guardian of the rights of minorities, has been subjected to partisan hiring practices and partisan litigation practices.
The flood of recent departures from the Justice Department, culminating in last month's resignation of the Attorney General and the Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Rights Division, underscore the Civil Rights Division's loss of direction and the shaken morale of dedicated career staff. We cannot allow the absence of meaningful enforcement to render our civil rights laws obsolete.
America has traveled a great distance on the path toward fulfilling the promise of equal justice under law, but we still have miles to go. Just last year, this Committee received extensive testimony during the reauthorization of the Voting Rights Act of continuing racial discrimination affecting voting. During last fall's election, we received reports about several efforts to intimidate Latino voters. These civil rights abuses ranged from false campaign mailings in Orange County, California to intimidation at the polls in Tucson, Arizona. An important legislative initiative is on our Committee agenda this week to try to stem deceptive voting practices and abuses still being practiced against minority voters. As long as the stain of discrimination remains on the fabric of our democracy, the march toward equal justice must continue.
The Civil Rights Act of 1957 created an Assistant Attorney General dedicated solely to civil rights enforcement which led to the formation of the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division. It also provided the Justice Department with a new set of tools to prosecute racial inequality in voting. Although the Department had prosecuted some criminal cases since 1939, this law allowed the Department to bring civil actions on behalf of African-American voters. With this new authority, the Division worked to correct civil rights violations and helped set the stage for Congress to pass stronger legislation with respect to voting, housing, employment and other key areas in the decade of the 1960s.
Americans must remain steadfast in our commitment that every person - regardless of race, color, religion, or national origin - should enjoy the American dream free from discrimination. We should continue to expand that dream to fight discrimination based on gender or sexual orientation, as well. We should reaffirm our commitment to the promise of the Civil Rights Act of 1957. I hope that today's hearing is a step in doing so.
I welcome our distinguished panel of civil rights leaders and thank them for being with us today.
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Seven people were arrested Monday following a months-long investigation into a marijuana distribution network in the Tri-State.
On Monday, members of the Clermont County Narcotics Unit and the Cincinnati Police Department Major Drug Offenders Unit conducted eight search warrants, five in Clermont County and three in the City of Cincinnati.
In total, 316 pounds of marijuana were seized, $25,000 in U.S. currency, 55 firearms, several thousand rounds of ammunition, ten vehicles, one fishing boat and several computers and documents.
The following individuals were arrested and charged with Drug Possession and Drug Trafficking:
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Lane Hall, a multimedia artist, writer and professor in the Department of English at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, will give a presentation at Maryville College at 7 p.m. March 7. in Fayerweather Hall's Lawson Auditorium. Hall will discuss grassroots political activism.
The event, which is free and open to the public, concludes Maryville College's 2012-13 Community Conversations lecture series. The theme of this year's series is "Connections."
Hall, who has been active in the recent labor struggles in Wisconsin, has written extensively about pragmatic activism. He was a founding member of the Playground Legends PAC, which focused on voter enfranchisement in some of Milwaukee's African American neighborhoods. He co-founded the Overpass Light Brigade, a "direct action group aimed at DIY political messaging, visibility and the creation of community through the power of play," according to Hall.
OLB's activist collaborative public art project consists of a series of LED-illuminated panels displaying letters. Performers, known as "holders of the light," assemble in line with each person holding one letter, and together, they present a political slogan. OLB's messages shine over highways at night to increase visibility.
OLB images and videos have been widely – and at times, virally – disseminated throughout the Web and represented on a wide variety of media outlets, including CNN, the BBC, The Rachel Maddow Show, The Ed Show, The New York Times, Time Magazine and The Hindustani Times. His art installations have been exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum, the Milwaukee Art Museum, the California Academy of Sciences, the Shanghai World Expo, the Field Museum, the Science Gallery in Dublin and Eyebeam in New York City.
Stumptown Films is producing a documentary about OLB. To view videos, visit www.olbfilm.com. For more info about OLB, visit www.overpasslightbrigade.org.
During his March 7 presentation, Hall will talk about the history of OLB with an attempt to "discuss the larger issues of community building via the powerful mix of physical presence and social media," he said.
The Community Conversations series is an annual lecture series conducted to facilitate conversations and discussions between members of the entire Maryville College community, citizens of Blount County and surrounding areas, College alumni and prospective students.
For more info about the spring Community Conversations series, contact Dr. Kelly Battles, committee chairperson and assistant professor of English, at email@example.com or 865-273-8877.


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"This is an amazing and dazzling array of flavors packed into a patty. It literally dances in your mouth. These are better than store-bought patties or restaurant patties any day of the week. They're not heavy and I couldn't stop eating them. I think I took them to work and ate them all myself. They'd be great in a pita or with wedge-cut wraps with yogurt. They should be moist and easy to eat, they shouldn't fight back (toughness) no matter how much you cook them. They taste out-of-sight and waiting to eat them or serve them is a killer. If you want them more 'burger like' I would suggest adding more bread crumbs."
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1 1/4 cups cubed tofu
1 1/4 cups chopped zucchini
1 plantain, peeled and sliced
1/2 cup canned sliced mushrooms
1/2 cup sun-dried tomatoes
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/4 cup black olives
1 large clove garlic, roughly chopped
1 tablespoon butter, or as needed
Amazing recipe! I don't have any experience with plantains but I knew they came either green or yellow so after googling the difference and learning the yellow are a bit more sweet and flavorful that's what I went with. I used extra firm tofu, fresh mushrooms and folded in the bread crumbs with a spatula after processing. There wasn't enough moisture in the recipe to allow it to turn in the food processor so I added about 1/2 cup egg whites and that did the trick. I used vegetable spray rather than butter to cut calories. I cooked my patties a bit longer- maybe 8-10 minutes per side with the lid on the skillet to cook from both sides. They turned out a little crispy on the outside and still tender in the middle. This may be my favorite veggie patty recipe!!
Made it tonight with a few changes just because of what I had on-hand. Used banana instead of plantain, didn't have any sun-dried tomato so, randomly, I used some capers. I also added some flaxseed meal (like I usually do with bread crumbs). Then I served it in a pita with plain greek yogurt and an orange sauce (1 cup OJ, 1 Tb sugar and 1 Tb cornstarch). It was delicious. My meat-loving hubby liked it too. Not hard to make although a bit time-consuming to fry up the patties. I'll definitely make it again.
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The only way for me is forward especially being that we're now nearly at June and 3.0 is meant to launch in June. No way I'm going backwards for one app, even if it's one that I've been waiting a nearly a year for in 3G.
I believe it will be fixed with Beta 6
Does anyone know how to control a PS3 remotely if I hook up my slingbox to my PS3? I would love to be able to watch all my videos I have stored on my PS3.
video out is the #1 request from what i have goatherd i know that screensplitr works but it brings the frame rate down to much to enjoy. Anyone find a work around for this issue?
Where on earth have you heard that? I've heard lots of requests but I must say this is the first time I've heard that one!
Confucious, I think you misread what he said. He said that it was the number one request from his goat herd. I didn't even know that goat herd's had iPhones or SlingBoxes.
For the folks that have install "Tricker 3g" and still having the problem connecting their Slingplayer, You MUST make sure that your slingbox is set up to view via internet. If it isn't set up, it WILL NOT work.. I had the same problem that most of you are having and once I set it up for viewing from the internet, it works fine on my Iphone 3g.
Hey Confucious , I reset everything on my iphone . I had to jailbreak again ( which seemed to be a pain ) and I only installed Slingplayer and its still a no go .
I have given up on this and will probably just have to take my laptop to work if there is something I want to watch from now on .
Did you not try installing Slingplayer without Jailbreaking?
Why do you think I want a jailbroken phone for ? I wasnt about to not jailbreak it and not be able to use the Tricker 3G app . If this works for others I would assume it would work for me .
Sorry it took so long to answer , but I hardly use this email and I need to change it over to my other account . But thanks for all your help .
My point was that if you try when it's not jailbroken you can narrow down the problem. If it still doesn't work you can go to Slingplayer support. If it does work then you try jailbreaking and installing nothing and seeing if it works then adding your apps one by one to see what the problem is.
I couldnt live without this phone being jailbroken , so either way I lose . Thanks confucious for all your help on this .
I get my sling to work over 3G, but the quality is so terrible, and at work, I cannot even connect to 3G. Forget running this over Edge, I don't know how U guys are able to get this to work. I live in Orlando, a rather Large city and this almost doesn't work anywhere.
Man, that sucks Mike. Here in Philly I can drive around in my car and have a crystal clear picture over 3G. Sure, there are the usual spots it buffers, but mainly it's great every where I go. What sucks more is that I'm heading to Disney in Orlando in a few days and was hoping the 3G reception would be just as good, but after reading what you said I'm worried now. I still hope that I'll get decent reception there, so here's to crossing my fingers.
I'm in the greater Philadelphia area too (north Delaware) and my results are exactly like ronfin44's. I can drive in my vehicle, and get perfect reception continually while slinging with 3G. I can even do it pretty well when only on edge. I am very pleased with the Sling app. Only thing I would like would be the ability of turning on/off my cable box remotely (as you can with the sling app on a Mac or PC).
Ok we're on 3.0 GM now and 2 days away from final release. Still no word on Tricker 3G compatibility though .
I'm having problems watching tv on iphone since update, error message, invalid ip address,port,or domain name
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About - Epson PictureMate Show PM300 |
The Epson PictureMate Show PM300 is a snapshot photo printer with no networking. It works with both Windows and Mac OS. The printer has a large, 7.1-inch display screen that can preview photos to be printed from a memory card. Like most color printers, the Epson PictureMate Show PM300 has a memory-card reader, which can accept these types of memory cards: CompactFlash, Memory Stick, MultiMedia, Secure Digital, xD-Picture Card. It has PictBridge for direct printing from cameras. There is no networking capability, only direct USB connection. It's portable, and even has a convenient carrying handle. |
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Epson has recently replaced some old brand lines with new naming conventions. Available at all price ranges, their printers accommodate all types of consumer needs. |
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Printing method | Inkjet |
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LCD diagonal viewer size (in.) | 7.1 |
Water-resistant photos | Yes |
Bluetooth | No |
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Hate the Epson 300 printer. It is suppose to print 150 pictures and only prints 100 if even that. I went to a satisfaction page on Epson and they wanted me to send a copy of my receipt and part of the box (who keeps those things, not me). I have 2 full unopened packs, that's 300 pictures I have not even printed. Guess I'll start keeping my boxes and receipts. I called the support desk only to be directed to Manila. I spoke with 2 individuals who could not help me. I have to call back tomorrow to speak to someone in the United States! My pictures print out way too dark no matter how much I lighten then up on my screen they are almost washed out and they still turn out too dark. I've been very disappointed in this product!!!!!
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Disappointing and expensive
Easy Setup
Easy To Use
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Black & White Photos
I use it to print family and travel photos. It has been very disappointing because the colors are way off, with a strong blue cast and no yellows. The supplied manual does not address this problem.
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Hello !
I have a document with main class.
I also have some movieclips which have their own class and functions.
I am trying to pass a variable from my main class to one of these MovieClips.
I tried some stuff, nothing worked.
Who can help ?
I wasn't being very clear.
My problem exactly is that, I want to run a function of my MovieClip from my MainClass.
and in the MovieClip's class :
public function DoYourFunction(WhatVariable:String) {
Again sorry for not being clear.
How can I do this scenario?
It gives me :
Property Match_Easy not found on ControlUnit and there is no default value.
ControlUnit is my main Class.
Match Easy is the movieClip which is on frame 4 of my timeline and it has it's AS Linkage as Match_Easy.
If I put an instane name for it I get this error:
Type was not found or was not a compile-time constant: Match_Easy.
What can I do. I'm frustrated.
Alright ...everything seems fine to me.
Here's the code in my Main Class :
public function BonusClicked(e:MouseEvent) {
And the code in Match_Easy :
public function Hint(WhatKind:String) {
if (WhatKind == 'Time') {//Bonus ne kohe ...Hiqen disa sekonda.
gameTime += TimeBonus;
} else if (WhatKind == 'Score') {//Bonus ne pike ...Shtohen disa pike.
gameScore += pointsForMatch;
} else {//Bonus qe shfaq te gjithe letrat dhe me pas i kthen sic ishin.
HintTimer = new Timer(250,2);
HintTimer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER_COMPLETE, hideCards);//Hiqe kete me nje lloj menyre !?
for (var i:uint = 0; i < BunchOfCards.length; i++) {
BunchOfCards[i].startFlip(BunchOfCards[i].cardface + 2);
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Fiesta Bowl should be feast for fans
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Kansas State and Oregon were in perfect position at the start of Nov. 17, Nos. 1 and 2 in the BCS standings, seemingly on a crash course toward the national championship game.
By day's end, the Wildcats had been run over by Baylor, the Ducks lost a heartbreaker to Stanford and both of their national title hopes were all but gone.
Disappointing? Certainly. Every team goes into the season hoping to play for a national championship and to have it snatched away so late in the season is unquestionably a letdown.
Unlike many teams in college football, Kansas State and Oregon ended up with a nice consolation prize: A trip to the Valley of the Sun to face off in the Fiesta Bowl.
"This game could have been for the national championship," Oregon linebacker Boseko Lokombo said. "A couple weeks ago, that's where we were both headed."
They're headed to the desert instead, setting up one of the most anticipated games this bowl season.
A year ago, the Fiesta Bowl hit it big with Oklahoma State and Stanford, two high-profile programs that didn't disappoint, putting on an offensive show won by the Cowboys 41-38 in overtime.
This year's game, Thursday night at University of Phoenix Stadium, has the potential to be even better.
Oregon (11-1) is in its fourth straight BCS bowl game under coach Chip Kelly, following a trip to the 2011 BCS championship game and two Rose Bowls, including the program's first win in the Granddaddy of Them All in 95 years last season.
The Ducks fly fast, overwhelming opponents with where-did-they-all-come-from speed, their touchdown drives measured not in minutes but seconds.


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Join us for special events such as concerts, storytellers and more!
Registration may be required and limited to Quincy residents. Please see the individual events for details and check back here often for upcoming special events.
New hours at the branches!
Did you see that the Adams Shore, North Quincy and Wollaston branches have new hours? Each of the three smaller branch libraries now has an additional four open hours per week. Adams Shore will be open until 9pm on Mondays, Wollaston will be open until 9pm on Wednesdays and North Quincy will be open 9am to 1pm on Saturdays. See below for a new program we've added at North Quincy during these additional hours!
Happy 110th Birthday Dr. Seuss!
Saturday, 3/1, 10:00-12:00
Main Library Children's Room
All Ages
It is Dr. Seuss' birthday and we are having a Cat in the Hat birthday bonanza! Stop by the Children's Room between 10 and 12 to meet the Cat in the Hat and his friends, Thing 1 and Thing 2. Make your own red and white striped Cat hat and red bow tie (while supplies last), watch a Dr. Seuss movie, play pin the hat on the cat or Dr. Seuss Tic Tac Toe and search the Children's Room for the Cat's ht. How many red and white striped Cat hats can you find? Please note, this special celebration is happening in place of our regularly scheduled Saturday Fun for Little Ones event.
NEW! Storytime With Cheryl at North Quincy
Saturday, 3/22, 10:00 a.m.
North Quincy Branch Library
Ages 2-5
Join storyteller Cheryl Dunford for a bilingual family storytime full of stories, songs, rhymes and more for toddlers and preschoolers accompanied by an adult. Have fun with stories and songs and maybe learn a little Chinese. No registration required. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library.
The Crane Library Bookstore is Open!
Thursdays 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Saturdays 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Shop for great deals on gently used books, audios and videos for all ages every Thursday between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. and every Saturday between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Park in the library parking lot on Washington St. and walk around the front of the library to enter the bookstore from Spear St. The bookstore is run entirely by Friends of the Library volunteers and all proceeds support library programs and services for all ages.
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Join instructor Joseph Gamble for a music filled view of Tampa night life as the group photographs the Rock The Park Concert in Curtis Hixon Park. Safari participants will be given VIP Paparazzi access thanks to the Tampa Downtown Partnership. Rock On!! 7:00pm - 9:30pm Look to FMoPA for the best photography classes in Tampa!
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These are just a few of the places we visited on our recent trip to Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and France. Menin Gate was a staging spot in WW1. The gate is filled with names of those soldiers who did not return. Bruges, Belgium is the "Venice of the Norht", with the beautiful canals.
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Whale Beached in Breezy Point Presumed Dead
Residents in Breezy Point, which was devastated by Hurricane Sandy, were hoping the rescue of an endangered finback whale that washed up on the beach there yesterday would provide a happy ending to what has been an incredibly difficult year for the neighborhood. However, it was not meant to be. Rob DiGiovanni, the executive director and senior biologist of the Riverhead Foundation for Marine Research and Preservation, which was attempting to help save the animal, told The Observer the whale did make it off the beach, but it seems to have died.
"As of right now, the animal was lost last night," Mr. DiGiovanni said. "It looks like it moved a little off the shore, relocated and it does appear to be dead." Read More