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Here's Sacha telling us how she uses emacs:
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As much as i try to avoid it, i always end up with lots of usernames and passwords to remember, not to mention a couple of bank accounts and a credit card number for on-line shopping. There's no way i'm going to remember any of them—why, i even need to keep track of my telephone number. Time to write down a tidy nice little list, that is, time to look for and set up an adequate emacs mode or two.
When it comes to keeping lists, the table editor of org-mode is what you need. Org-mode is included in emacs 22, but Carsten &co. keep adding new stuff and fixing bugs, so it won't hurt you to get the unstable version from its website. It comes with a nice manual and installing it is a freeze. You enter table mode by typing a vertical bar (
|) to separate columns:
* Bank accounts |Account | Credit card | Expiry date | Password | |-
From there
TAB and
RET are your friends: new rows are created and column widths adjusted automagically. You can also add separators by starting a line with
|- (as i did above) and typing
TAB. In no time you'll have something like this:
* Banks |-----------------+------------------+----------| | Account | Credit card | password | |-----------------+------------------+----------| | The credit box | 8180819999999333 | fooo | | GNU Free Credit | 6969696969696969 | boobarp | | Engineering Safe| 0000000111111111 | passwdd | | paypal | | paaassss | |-----------------+------------------+----------| * Sites |-------------------------------+------------------------+ | site | user | password | |-------------------------------+------------------------+ | http://www.gnu.org | a user name | password | | http://journals.foo.org | a user name | password | | http://philosophy.org | a user name | password | | http://linkedin.com | a user name | password | | http://www.pragpro.com | a user name | password | | http://www.tug.org/members | a user name | password | |-------------------------------+------------------------+ * Source code repositories...
All in conveniently foldable sections, so that you can expand only the interesting section.
But, of course, you don't want to save this as a regular file (let alone publish it on the internet). Even on a Unix machine, protecting it via file permissions is very weak. Nah, what you want is to encrypt the thing. To that end, one can use public key cryptography.
In a nutshell, you generate a pair of keys: one of them is private, only for your eyes, and therefore should be protected by a solid password; the other one is public: you make it available to anyone that wants to communicate with you. People then write their secret text and encrypt it using the public key. When that's done, only your secret key (barring the NSA) can decipher the text. Of course, nothing prevents you from using the same device to encrypt and decrypt your passwords file.
This being an emacs blog, i won't delve into the details of using GnuPG to create a key pair if you don't already have it. But you being an emacs user, i'm sure you'll be quite able to run
gpg --key-gen to generate your keys.
You could now use
gpg to manually cipher and decipher the passwords file, but, you know, one uses emacs because it can do almost any thing for you. In this case, EasyPG will take care of the chore of decrypting the file every time you open it and encrypting it back when it goes to disk. The EasyPG package comes bundled with emacs 23, and, again, it is very easy to install if you are using previous emacs versions. This is the configuration i use for this package:
;; Emacs 23: bundled EasyPG (require 'epa) (epa-file-enable)
or, if you installed it externally:
;; EasyPG installed in path/to/epg (add-to-list 'load-path "path/to/epg") (require 'epa-setup) (epa-file-enable)
(Yeah, it's called easy for a reason!) With this magic incantation in place, every time you open a file with the extension
.gpg, EasyPG will do the work for you.
So, all that is left to do is to save our file as, say,
dobeedoo.gpg and inform emacs that we want to open it as an org-mode file by adding the following first line to it:
-*- mode: org -*- -*- epa-file-encrypt-to: ("email@example.com") -*-
As you can see, we're also telling EasyPG what key it should use for its cryptographic activities.
That's it. No rocket science here, but very handy nonetheless, and a very nice example of how different major (org) and minor (org-table, epa) emacs modes can work together for you. A perfect use case of minor modes providing functionality orthogonal to that in the major mode, which is caring about the actual file contents. Personally, this is also the use case that got me started with org-mode: may it enlighten you too :)
Happy encrypting!
(BTW, now that you have EasyPG installed, try
M-x epa-list-keys, a nice keyring browser, if you ask me.)
As it happens, recent (as in
CVS 1.4.4) versions of emacs-w3m offer a similar functionality in the
w3m-lnum package.
M-x w3m-link-numbering-mode toggles a minor mode showing link numbers on an overlay, and
M-n M-x w3m-move-numbered-anchor, where
n is the link number, moves the pointer to the desired link. Providing conkeror's
more handy functionality is then a matter of a few elisp lines:
(require 'w3m-lnum) (defun jao-w3m-go-to-linknum () "Turn on link numbers and ask for one to go to." (interactive) (let ((active w3m-link-numbering-mode)) (when (not active) (w3m-link-numbering-mode)) (unwind-protect (w3m-move-numbered-anchor (read-number "Anchor number: ")) (when (not active) (w3m-link-numbering-mode))))) (define-key w3m-mode-map "f" 'jao-w3m-go-to-linknum)
Happy browsing!
A quick and sweet tip for one of those things surprisingly difficult to get right in emacs: buffer scrolling. If you find awkward the way emacs makes your buffers jump when you move the cursor near their begin or end, try putting this file in your load path and
(require 'smooth-scrolling). You can control when scrolling starts by setting the variable
smooth-scroll-margin: when the cursor is that far from the top or bottom borders, scrolling begins (default is 10 lines). Works like a charm here.
By the way, as Adam (the author of the code above) points out in the comments below, the problem is trickier than it seems. If you're curious, this EmacsWiki page gives the details.
So, you just executed a complex, wonderful emacs command using the minibuffer and you're so excited that need to immediately write it down, lest you forget. As you may already know, you don't need pen and paper for that. Emacs will do it for you: just press
C-x ESC ESC (that is,
repeat-complex-command) and you'll see an Elisp form in your minibuffer that reproduces your last command (
C-h w C-x ESC ESC for more details). Now
C-a C-k and you got it in the kill-ring, ready to be yanked in one of your configuration files.
I don't use this trick that much because over the years more and more emacs automatisms are recorded either in my nervous system or my config files. Except for one thing: defining keybindings. There're a bunch of ways to define a keybinding in emacs, and i'm never sure what's the right one when there're special keys involved. The solution is to define the key interactively with
M-x global-set-key. Once i'm done, i play
C-x ESC ESC and presto: an elisp snippet to yank in my .emacs appears in the minibuffer.
Happy binding!
Let me tell you how Emacs is more and more taking the center stage in my MacBook. In a previous post i explained how i set up Gnus as my mail (and of course, news) reader: i like Gnus so much that it quickly became my default. And, just in case you didn't know, Emacs can be OS X's default mail handler too: just go to Mail's general preferences pane and set it–it's that easy. (In the image, i'm setting fink's carbon emacs package, but you'll see there too CarbonEmacs or Aquamacs if you have them installed.) With that setting in place, OS X will dutifully use Gnus whenever a mail handler is requested (e.g., when following
mailto: URLs, or when using 'Send this page…' in Safari).
Unlike Gnus, Emacs is not my default web browser, although i use w3m-el quite a bit (specially for technical manuals). So, every now and then i find myself seeing a page in Safari than i want to open in Emacs. Applescript to the rescue: fire up that ugly Script Editor and type this simple program:
property eclient : "/sw/bin/emacsclient -e " tell application "Safari" set this_url to the URL of document 1 do shell script eclient & \ "'(w3m-browse-url \"" & this_url & "\")'" tell application "Emacs22" to activate end tell
(changing the path to emacsclient and the name of your Emacs as needed). Of course, you'll also need to start the Emacs server somewhere in your init files with
(start-server), and to save the above script in
~/Library/Scripts/Applications/Safari. I've named it 'Open in Emacs', and it appears nicely as an entry in my FastScripts menu.
The last, and most interesting, bit is going in the opposite direction: accessing Safari (or any other Cocoa application, for that matter) from Emacs. Or, put in another one, executing AppleScript snippets within Emacs. One possibility is using Emacs'
shell-command in conjunction with OS X's
osascript, but there's a sweeter way: the Elisp function
do-applescript. For instance, the function
jao-as-safari-doc below returns the URL and title of the active page in Safari:
(defun jao-as-tell-app (app something) (let ((res (do-applescript (concat "tell application \"" app "\" to " something)))) ;; the string returned is quoted (substring res 1 -1))) (defun jao-as-safari-doc () (interactive) (let ((url (jao-as-tell-app "Safari" "get the URL of document 1")) (name (jao-as-tell-app "Safari" "get the name of window 1"))) (cons url name)))
This may seem a bit boring at first, but it can be put to good use: when i see a page worth taking a few notes, i open an org-mode buffer, and type a shortcut bound to the following function:
(defun jao-org-insert-safari-link () (interactive) (let ((l (jao-as-safari-doc))) (insert (org-make-link-string (car l) (cdr l))) (message "Link to %s inserted" (car l))))
and (minor) magic happens. I'm sure you can think of many other interesting uses of
do-applescript, can't you?
When i use Firefox, there's nothing more annoying than editing a textarea. On a Mac, one has at least some Emacs-like shortcuts. Incomprehensibly, on GTK+ 2.0 Emacs shortcuts are no longer the default, and one has to put something like
include "/usr/share/themes/Emacs/gtk-2.0-key/gtkrc"
~/.gtkrc-2.0 to restore a minimum of sanity.
But still, what i really want is to edit those textareas using the real thing. I just stumbled upon the answer to my prayers: It's All Text! is a Firefox add-on that provides an edit button on any text box. You click on it and, the first time, you're asked for your editor of choice. As you'll notice, the default option is wrong. Change it by
/usr/bin/emacsclient (Emacs 21 users may use gnuclient instead), and don't forget to start the Emacs server with
(server-start) somewhere in your initialisation file.
Better, no?
Update: Well, things can be even better, as pointed out by Victor below. The Mozex extension lets you not only edit textareas, but also assign shortcuts, view sources or choose the editor for mailto URLs. For some reason, using just
emacsclient -e '(compose-mail "%a" "%s")' didn't work for me, so i've created a simple shell script,
#!/bin/sh exec emacsclient -e "(compose-mail \"$1\" \"$2\")"
and told Mozex to use it. Don't forget to set the variable
mail-user-agent to something reasonable (for instance, since i use Gnus, i've got
(setq mail-user-agent 'gnus-user-agent) in my configuration files).
Thanks, Victor!
I've spent part of the morning setting up Gnus on my OS X, to replace Mail.app and ease synchronization with my GNU/Linux boxes. I won't enter in the details of basic Gnus setup (see, for instance, the Gnus tutorial), but offer some customization tips, and mention two of my favourite Gnus-enhancing packages (which are not OS X-specific, by the way).
First thing was to import my Mail.app mailboxes. Easy. Open the mailbox in Mail, select all messages and execute the menu command
Save as... (under
File); in the save dialog, be sure to select
Raw Message Source. The saved file is in mbox format, a Gnus import friendly one. All you need to get those messages into Gnus is to press
B f in the *Group* buffer, providing your mbox file when asked. A new group is created with all your messages. You can, for instance, mark all of them and
B c to copy them in, say, a regular
nnml group.
Setting Gnus to read and send messages via Gmail was also easy following the instructions here. A caveat: you'll need also the file ssl.el from the Gnus CVS repository to make POP3 work (and of course gnutls, which i installed via the fink package gnutls14; be sure to tell Emacs about your fink path:
(add-to-list 'exec-path "/sw/bin")).
With that, I had a functional Gnus running and could move on to more interesting stuff. I don't know about you, but i absolutely need random mail signatures, selected from my growing collection. To that end, i've been using randomsig.el since i can remember. Just put the file in your load path (or, if you're on Debian, install the
gnus-bonus-el package), and add to your initialisation files something along the lines of:
(when (require 'randomsig nil t) (define-key message-mode-map (kbd "C-c s") 'randomsig-replace-sig) (define-key message-mode-map (kbd "C-c S") 'randomsig-select-sig) (require 'gnus-sum) ; probably required for `gnus-summary-save-map' (define-key gnus-summary-save-map "-" 'gnus/randomsig-summary-read-sig) (setq randomsig-dir "~/Library/Emacs/Gnus/") (setq randomsig-files '("signatures.txt")) ;; or (setq randomsig-files (randomsig-search-sigfiles)) ;; or (setq randomsig-files 'randomsig-search-sigfiles) (setq message-signature 'randomsig-signature) (setq randomsig-delimiter-pattern "^--"))
As you can see, i put my signatures in a file called signatures.txt. Now, every time i start editing an email, a random signature taken from this file is inserted for me. If i don't like it, i can request another one typing
C-c s. And if i'm reading anything inside and Emacs buffer and find a new text to add to my
M-x randomsig-message-read-sig will add the region marked in the buffer to my collection. Perfect bliss.
Mail.app comes with a sophisticated search engine based on Spotlight. But i've noticed that i never use the 95% of its features, not to mention that it's annoyingly slow. What i really need is a simple and quick keyword search, and i've had it for many years now with Gnus and nnir.el. This package provides an Emacs/Gnus front-end to several indexers, my preferred one being namazu. So, besides getting
nnir.el, you'll need to install it. In Debian, it's as easy as installing the corresponding package (namazu2), but, theres no namazu package to be seen in fink. Fortunately, you can compile it from source just by following the instructions: they worked in my MacBook without a glitch. With namazu installed, you can index your extant email in a breeze: create a directory to hold the index files (i use
~/Library/Caches/namazu) and type:
cd ~/Library/Caches/namazu mknmz --mailnews ~/Library/Emacs/Gnus/Mail
(using the appropriate directories, of course), and the index directory will get populated. Now, with
nnir.el in your load path, tell Emacs how to find those index files:
(when (require 'nnir nil t) (setq nnir-search-engine 'namazu) (setq nnir-namazu-index-directory (expand-file-name "~/Library/Caches/namazu")) (setq nnir-namazu-remove-prefix (expand-file-name "~/Library/Emacs/Gnus/Mail/")) (setq nnir-mail-backend (nth 0 gnus-secondary-select-methods)))
(i put this code in my Gnus configuration file). We are all setup: go to the *Group* buffer and type
G G to search your emails. A temporal group containing the messages that match your query will be created for you, for your browsing pleasure. Inside that group,
G T will teletransport you to the original message, in case you need to recover its context. As you'll notice, namazu searches are at least an order of magnitude faster than Spotlight.
The only bit left is to set an entry in your crontab running
mknmz for you periodically (i've got it set up with a period of one hour). Indexing is incremental, i.e., fast. Yeah, it's not that immediate indexing of Spotlight or Beagle, but, you know, it's not like i get a mail every five seconds, or that i need engine to find a mail i read twenty minutes ago.
There are many other tricks to play with Gnus, but i'll save them for future posts :-).
Most of the time, I run Emacs in a single, maximized frame (and, sometimes, just inside a urxvt terminal). Inside that frame i create and destroy windows as needed to contain my buffers [0]. After a while working with Emacs one gets used to a fluid window setup, where windows come and go as need arises.
But I remember that in the early days I felt a bit confused: I started by creating a windows setup (split horizontally, then vertically, open files in each of the windows… that kind of thing) and was non-plussed when any operation (going to a Gnus buffer and reading messages, for instance) destroyed my carefully prepared layout. Over the years i've seen many a newbie feeling that way. My advice is usually to let go, and learn how to move around your windows, creating them as needed.
That said, i must admit that, sometimes, i want to recover a certain window configuration in a quick way. A particularly simple one is provided by
winner-mode, a package which is part of Emacs. Winner keeps track of your window configurations, and provides functions to navigate your window configuration history.
As advertised, activating
winner-mode (which is a global minor mode) is as easy as one can get: just type
M-x winner-mode or put this line:
(winner-mode 1)
in your .emacs. Use Emacs normally, and whenever one cherished window layout gets destroyed, press
C-c <left> (where <left> refers to the left cursor key) to recover it–actually, this calls
winner-undo, and you can invoke it as many times as you want to visit previous window configurations. As one would expect,
C-c <right> (the default binding for
winner-redo) navigates configurations in the opposite direction [1]. Simple and very useful, as it should be.
But maybe you want to be automatically tele-transported to a previous configuration without traversing the intermediate ones. No problem: Emacs provides functions to store and retrieve window configurations (which, in fact, are the ones
winner-mode is using under the covers). You can store the current window configuration in register 'a' (registers are named using single letters or numbers) pressing
C-x r w a, and restore it later by means of
C-x r j a. Again, it's that easy.
Although there exist several packages providing more sophisticated window management (named configs, save and restore, etc.), in my experience, the simple tricks described above are more than enough (and work out of the box in any Emacs). As always, YMMV.
[0] For those of you not familiar with Emacs lingo, an Emacs frame is what most window managers would call a window, while an Emacs window is any of the regions displaying a buffer inside a frame. Usual ways of creating windows in Emacs are
C-x 2,
C-x 3,
C-x 4 f, and so on. See Windows and WindowsAndFrames for more.
[1] In Emacs 21, the default keybindings start with
C-x instead of
imenu is a very handy command i learnt not long ago. Just type
M-x imenu in a source code buffer (an Elisp one, for instance) and start typing the name of a variable or function (or simply
TAB for name completion). There you go: instant access to definitions in the buffer.
You can also get the list of completions in a menu item calling
imenu-add-menubar-index. Or, if you want the menu to be automatically created for, say, all your C files, you can put something like
(add-hook 'c-mode-hook 'imenu-add-menubar-index)
in your initialisation files.
You can read more about
imenu (which has obsoleted speedbar in my workflow) in the Emacs Wiki, including how to adapt it to your favorite language (if it's not yet supported).
Oh, and the workaround: if you're using Emacs 22 on Mac OS X, you may need to add this dummy definition to your .emacs to make
imenu work:
(defun imenu-progress-message (a &optional c d))
(otherwise, you'll get an error about
imenu-progress-message being an invalid function).


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Optimal Two Choice Stopping on an Exponential Sequence
AbstractAsymptotic results for the problem of optimal two choice stopping on an n element long i.i.d. sequence X n, . . . ,X 1 have previously been obtained for two of the three domains of attraction. An asymptotic result is proved for the exponential distribution, a representative from the remaining, Type I domain, and it is conjectured that the same behavior obtains for all Type I distributions.
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Benson has only made eight Major League appearances and two Major League starts since 2006, and spent last season floating throughout the Rangers' organization. He had rotator cuff surgery in early 2007, but says Benson's agent:
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CAPE TOWN, South Africa, June 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Efforts to widen network coverage across Africa, and upgrade 2G and 3G networks to 4G in South Africa, is driving the demand for electronic test equipment in the telecommunication sector. Telecom operators are increasingly looking for spectrum analysers to test and validate the mobile networks to improve the quality of their service as signal strength in Africa is very poor.
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MADISON, Wis. -- Wisconsin senior linebacker Chris Borland and sophomore running back Melvin Gordon are both in the midst of outstanding seasons. On Tuesday, they were both recognized for their efforts by major national awards.
Borland is one of 16 semifinalists for the Chuck Bednarik Award, given to the outstanding defensive player of the year. Borland leads a Badgers defense that ranks sixth in the country in both points and total yards allowed. He leads UW and is tied for seventh in the Big Ten with 57 tackles. That includes a conference-best 16-tackle effort at No. 4 Ohio State on Sept. 28.
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This is the third straight season Wisconsin has had a Maxwell Award semifinalist as Gordon joins Russell Wilson (2011) and Montee Ball (2012). The only other two schools in the country with a Maxwell semifinalist in each of the last three years are Alabama and Oregon. The last Bednarik Award semifinalist for the Badgers was J.J. Watt in 2010.
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From the Brisbane International tennis tournament to the Brisbane Festival and beyond, the city has a packed showcase of events. There is something for everyone – live sport, art and culture, music and festivals aplenty. These events are not confined to the city heart, as the precincts and regions play their part in staging entertainment throughout the year. Among the city's blue-ribbon events are Sandgate and Shorncliffe's Blue Water Festival, during which 100 yachts are launched in the Brisbane to Gladstone race. Other highlights are Chinese New Year, Brisbane Racing Carnival, Paniyiri Greek Festival, the showpiece Ekka, Brisbane International Film Festival, and the Brisbane Festival – a three-week arts and cultural extravaganza culminating in the spectacular Riverfire.
The Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival Brisbane is Queensland's major runway fashion event, returning for its ninth year.
24-29 August
Don't miss any of the action at the Gabba when the Lions take on Fremantle.
24 August
The 2013 Moreton Island Fishing Classic was a major success so of course it will be held again in 2014! Have fun with plenty of fish to be caught over five days, not to mention the great prizes that can be won!
21-25 August
Valley Fiesta will showcase the best of Fortitude Valley's unique and vibrant culture; a place where music, markets, fashion, art and food collide to create a weekend-long celebration for the party-loving masses.
23-24 August
State Library of Queensland is unearthing the stories of Queensland's mid-century architecture in Hot Modernism: building modern Queensland 1945-75, presented in partnership with The UQ School of Architecture.
Until 12 October
Roma Street Parkland hosts the main celebration with an exciting program of free events and activities with live music, entertainment, demonstrations, and food stalls.
23 - 24 August
Brisbane Fringe Festival is a not-for-profit event that brings Brisbane's diverse and cutting edge artistic community to new audiences. It is an arts festival that is inclusive and supports artists who are at all stages of their careers.
Until 31 August
In her most ambitious show yet, Denise Scott brings together all her stories on motherhood – as both a mother and as a daughter.
20-31 August
The Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival Brisbane is back, bigger and brighter than ever before for 2014!
Brisbane Festival is one of Australia's premier festivals and Brisbane's annual cultural event.
Brisbane City Council's Valley Fiesta returns with an exciting and dynamic two-day program!
With a cultural heart beating strongly, and countless buzzing live music venues, modern bars and clubs, Brisbane's arts and entertainment scene is in fine shape.
A combination of famous international acts and pulsing live music venues across the city ensure Brisbane locals and visitors alike are entertained all-year round.
Have a good belly laugh with local, national and internationals comedians – laughter is, after all, the best medicine.
Brisbane is truly a city of festivals, and wherever your interests lie there is bound to be one to catch your fancy.
They say that the best things in life are free and the same could be said for these world-class Brisbane events.
Blessed with great weather throughout the year, Brisbane's sporting scene is to be envied. From grassroots competitions to national and international events, the city is a sport's lover's dream.
Come the weekend Brisbane is bursting at the seams with weekend markets peddling fresh produce, handmade goods and vintage knick-knacks.
Brisbane prides itself on being family-friendly, providing a packed program throughout the year to keep the kids entertained.
Brisbane's dining scene is in overdrive, with an innovative array of fine dining, contemporary restaurants, an exotic range of international cuisine and laid-back cafes, pubs and bars.
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Saratoga Independent School offers a fun-filled, theme-based summer camp program following the academic year for children 3 to 8. Registration for camp begins on February 25! Each week includes creative movement, arts & crafts, music, sports and more! Our camp dates and themes are listed below. The program runs daily, Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM. Early drop off is available starting at 8:30 AM and is $5 per child. Please email our Office Manager at email@example.com for more information.
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Week 1 – July 7 – July 11 – Wild Weather Around the World – $125 per child
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Week 2 – July 14 – July 18 – African Animal Safari – $125 per child
During the second week of Summer, we will explore the vast Serengeti right here on our school campus. Be on the lookout for Wildebeests, lions, gazelles and a lot of fun with your fellow explorers!
Week 3 – July 21 – July 25 – Garden to Table – $125 per child
This week we will learn what it takes to grow our own food, harvest the gardens and prepare delicious fresh goodies. Our budding chefs will take over the SIS kitchen and create nutritious and easy snacks and meals using ingredients from the local community and from the school grounds. Bon appetit!
Week 4 – July 28 – August 1 – Medieval Times – $125 per child
Get ready to storm the castle during the fourth week of summer. Take a trip back in time to the days of brave knights, fair maidens, dragons, and potions. Our Sorcerers-in-Training will be mixing up a cauldron full of memories during this exciting session of camp!
Week 5 – August 4 – August 8 – Monsters, Myths and Magic – $125 per child
Week Five is dedicated to urban legends, tall tales and mysteries. Our detectives and magicians will be on the hunt for clues leading to Sasquatch, mermaids, the Loch Ness Monster and more. Grab your magnifying glass and your magic wand as we learn about all of the things that go bump in the night. Abracadabra!
Week 6 – August 11 – August 15 – Simple Machines – $125 per child
Attention scientists, attention scientists! This fun and final week of the 2014 camp season will focus on Physics! Join your fellow colleagues in the science lab (and all over campus) to learn how simple machines like pulleys, wedges and levers make life easier for us. Our physicists will work together to build and use simple machines to solve challenges.


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I could say that this is the record of the year, I could say that this is my favorite CD (which it is), but that wouldn't be giving it justice. I am in absolute awe of this music. This is like nothing I have ever heard before; it's a culmination of a wide spectrum of genres: funk, rock, electronic, trance and metal. But each sound does not overshadow one another; Incubus masterfully crafts each of them into songs like "Make Yourself", "Privilege" and "Battlestar Scratchalactica". Not only is the music flawless, the lyrics are intelligent, provocative and splendidly written, especially on the albums two gems: "Drive" and "The Warmth". The intensity of these songs is overwhelming, and they stir up powerful emotions. The first time I heard "Drive" I was blown away, and it gets better with each listen. This is poetry with music set to it. Brandon Boyd delivers each song with emotion and passion, and neither the vocals nor music out shadow each other. "Make Yourself" has quickly become my favorite piece of music I own, and I would urge anyone to buy it. This album will change the way you listen to music, and it will make you be thankful that bands like Incubus are around to provide us with music to stir the soul. This isn't music to listen to. This is music to experience.
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Includes an enhanced component.Young, aggro, and from Los Angeles–it's tempting to put Incubus in the already crowded category populated by Korn, System of a Down, and their other loud and heavy brethren. But that would sell Incubus short, because Make Yourself, the quintet's sophomore album, is a strong progression beyond their 1997 debut, S.C.I.E.N.C.E.. More like Faith No More than Limp Bizkit, Incubus still have that teen-mosh appeal, though the songwriting and instrumentation on Make Yourself is diverse and thoughtful, both lyrically and musically. "Drive" is an easygoing, slightly trippy acoustic-based outing, while oddball scratching (courtesy of DJ Chris Kilmore) and trip-hop funkiness make "Battlestar Scralatchtica" aptly titled. "Nowhere Fast" is vaguely 311-ish with a reggae tinge and lovely melodic interludes, in contrast to the furious intensity of "Out from Under," which gives Make Yourself a surprisingly cohesive diversity that's hard to categorize. Ultimately, singer Brandon Boyd is not a vocal genius, but lyrically and in performance, he's sensitive, charismatic, and unique. Ditto for the 13 cuts that make up Make Yourself. –Katherine Turman
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oh please yalls- I loved SCIENCE and my favorite band is tool- but just because incubus add sum more melodies and slow down a bit doesnt make them automatic sellouts- its refreshing coz im getting sick of the monotonous heavy 3 chord bands like limp bizkit and such. yu have to listen to this album with an open mind- i think the vocals and lyrics are really well done- ok ya- i miss you is a bit cheesy but it has a good sound- -this is one of those CDs you can listen to all the way through without skipping over stuff- i love all the songs- battlestar is an awesome d&b track that rocks- i love incubus for their unique sound and all the diversity they incorporate in their music- this cd will appeal to incubus fans and attract newer listeners as well- give them a break people- just because theyre trying new stuff doesnt make them sellouts- and if they get some radio play outta this- good for them
Though endlessly compared to the vocal stylings of Mike Patton (Faith No More), Incubus stands firmly on its own and gets 5 stars for their originality, intensity, and sincerity. These guys are great live and refuse to be seen/heard anywhere without giving it %110. Unlike thoughtless puppet bands run by a "giant green head" whose sheep masses will one day wake up and put them in check like Dorothy did the OZ, incubus' roaring yet growing whisper is something genuine and fresh to look forward to. With honest intimate tracks like "Drive," "Make Yourself," "The Warmth", "I Miss You," the diversity of "Pardon Me," "Nowhere Fast," and "Stellar", Make Yourself comes out to be a well-rounded album both lyrically and musically. Fans of previous material can expect a little from thier S.C.I.E.N.C.E days, but Make Yourself forces old fans to grow with a band that is still exploring and introduces the new to an eclectic style. Though sounding more "studio-produced" than previous albums, it only adds to the quality of the music, never diminishing or shadowing but capturing the raw energy that has sustained them and will continue to seperate them from other bands for years to come
Let me get this down first: Incubus is the most unique band I've ever heard. Their music has all sorts of influences from funk to metal. Out of all the albums they have made, this one is the best. The music is higher-quality, it isn't as sloppy as S.C.I.E.N.C.E. was. (Though SCIENCE is a great album too) The songs are much more mellow and softer than their older albums- some people might not like this, but I like change. My favorite songs are: "Privilege"- Awesome guitar work, this song is pretty heavy."Nowhere Fast"- This song is slow then gets fast in parts. Brandon sings really well in this song."Stellar"- Ahh. This song is relaxing. It's quite beautiful. It's one of their softest songs."Clean"- Another nice, heavy song."Pardon Me"- Their hit single. If you haven't heard it then you must be hiding under a rock or something.The rest of the songs are fantastic but these are my favorites. Please note that there is a new DJ for this album and frankly I like him more than the old one. Also, there is one instrumental track, "Battlestar Scralatchtica." Personal Note to Incubus: Keep up the fantastic work, and I can't wait for your next album. I'm sure it will be amazing. I hope you guys last for a long time cause you're in a class of your own.
The beauty of high school and college is that you get exposed to new ideas. Music is one of the most powerful mediums to get those ideas. Unfortunately we often are subjected to lyricists with no depth who, simply because they have a microphone and a guitar, fancy themselves as the second coming of Bob Dylan. Now that I am approaching my mid-30's with a family, though the style of music I enjoy hasn't changed, the content of it has. I remember hearing Pardon Me and thinking the song was OK. The next step was to Stellar which I thought was a very well written, well produced song. Still I wasn't taken enough to purcase the disc. When "Morning View" came out, I was totally absorbed in Wish You Were Here, so "Morning View" became my first Incubus spin. After reading many reviews about the "selling out" of the band or the "softening" of the band, also many criticisms of the lyrical content, on the new disc and how much better this disc and "Science" were, I felt the need to give in and start my Incubus collection.I can understand where the sentiment came from. "Make Yourself" comes across as more of an anti-establishment album. A majority of the songs seem to present themselves as anthems for "making yourself" in light of all the "establishments" around us in either a direct or non-direct way. The music also, not suprisingly, is a bit harder. Though it is hard to spin a disc for the kids with f-bombs popping up periodically, the lyrics that are presented are sincere and very worthy of attention. The best part is that it does not come across as some "fight the power" soap box preaching. There is a sense of responsibility of the individual within the songs: not some request to rise up without any real direction as to why. And a special note, Battlestar is a great song: perfect for summer or a party. If you are new to Incubus via "Morning View", this disc is a must. There was a review for View that mentioned you could see Incubus evolving through what they are musically putting out. I can honestly say I can see it. I look forward to my next Incubus purchase to hear where they came from. I also look forward to seeing them when they come to Jacksonville. I only wish my son were old enough to go with me. ENJOY INCUBUS.


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Washington Redskins wide receiver Pierre Garcon hopes to avoid surgery on his injured toe this offseason, according to the Washington Post. Garcon wants to do "everything possible to avoid surgery" to repair the torn ligament in the second toe of his right foot.
Garcon injured his toe in the season-opener against the New Orleans Saints, when he scored a touchdown on an 88-yard reception. It was an explosive, but disappointing beginning to his season, after signing a five-year, $42.5 million deal with $20.5 million guaranteed in the offseason.
He was expected to become one of the team's top targets, next to fellow signee Joshua Morgan and long-time RedskinSantana Moss. Garcon went on to miss six of the next eight games, however, and suggested that the pain was too great for him to do any basic moves, like push off or change direction.
His injury is technically described as a "plantar plate tear." The plantar plate is a ligament that holds the toe in its joint, which means any pressure around the area results in painful movement. Surgery is very restrictive to movement in general.
Recently, Sean Lee, linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys, underwent surgery to repair a complete tear of the plantar plate. He was in a walking boot from the time of his surgery in October to about mid-December and was placed on injured reserve. He still has a long recovery before being cleared for contact in the offseason.
Even though Garcon's procedure wouldn't be as bad as he only suffered from a partial tear, he still wants to avoid surgery. "Hopefully surgery is not an option, but if I get enough doctors to say I need surgery, then surgery it is," Garcon said, as quoted in the link above.
Garcon claims that the pain has not subsided by any means, but that he has gotten used to playing with the pain. "But, if I can limp around for seven more years, I'll probably limp around for seven more years and be all right," he told the Post.
He was hardly "limping around" when he returned after Washington's Week 10 bye. He payed in all seven games to close out the season and picked up 480 yards and three touchdowns off 36 receptions, including a 106-yard game against the New York Giants in December.
Garcon can now begin his offseason recovery regimen proper, as the Redskins were eliminated from the playoffs after a 24-14 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday. Garcon caught four passes for 50 yards and no touchdowns in the game.
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What wine goes with Spicy Chicken Tacos?
If you need a wine to pair with Spicy Chicken Tacos, you could try a Gewürztraminer to go with it.
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The Somerset Intelligence website provides data, information, intelligence and insight on Somerset and the many varied communities which comprise the county. It also serves as the evidence base for the Somerset Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA) which informs decision-making by those who plan, operate and commission services for the county.
On this site you will find reports, tables and presentations on many aspects of Somerset, its people and businesses, along with analysis of the facts and figures, identifying the key issues facing the county. You'll also find links throughout to our other web site, INFORM Somerset, where you can find data and information displayed on maps.
We also produce monthly updates on the latest research and data affecting Somerset in SINePost, with further links to the original sources should you wish to investigate further. If you have any questions, please contact us.
Somerset Intelligence is funded and run by a partnership of public organisations serving the Somerset area.
We have expanded our Housing section considerably, featuring up-to-date facts and figures for Somerset relating to issues such as as demand and supply, homelessness, improvements and support for vulnerable people. The information highlights the important relationship between housing and wellbeing of residents and tenants.
Last month the Somerset Road Safety Team published a Road Casualty Review 2013. It covers a range of statistics and information about people injured as a result of road accidents.
We have summarised the findings of the report on our Road Safety page (found in the Transport & Access and Crime & Community Safety sections of the web site) with a link to the full report.
Four new Economic Factsheets have been added over the last couple of months.
They update previous factsheets from earlier in the year or last year and can be found within the employment section of Economy & Jobs
We have produced a JSNA Summary for 2013-14, a 'snapshot' of topical facts and figures and overview of the key issues currently facing Somerset and the longer term priorities agreed by the Health and Wellbeing Board.
A hard-copy edited version will shortly be published and made available for libraries, GP surgeries and other public buildings.
A new Economic Factsheet on town centres has been added to the Business Section.
This factsheet looks at leisure and retail outlets in Somerset and some of it's towns.
INFORM Somerset's user-friendly interface presents information in maps, charts and tables, which can either be viewed or be printed off and downloaded.
Currently you can view population and demographic information, NHS data onhospital admissions and mortality rates, Avon & Somerset Police crime statistics, Devon & Somerset Fire & Rescue fire statistics, Somerset County Council information on schools and social care, official Government figures on job seekers allowance claimants since January 2008 and some data on Council Tax and distances to local services.
More data and topics are being added all the time. INFORM Somerset also forms an important part of the JSNA, as the data repository supporting the report.
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Somerset is a rural county of around 540,000 people across an area of 3,504km² including the districts of Mendip, Sedgemoor, South Somerset, Taunton Deane and West Somerset (not North Somerset or Bath & North East Somerset). This is 85% of the population of Bristol in an area nearly 24 times larger. West Somerset (containing much of Exmoor) is the 6th least densely populated district/unitary in the country.
Somerset has a more elderly population than the South West region and England as a whole with more than 1 in 5 of the residents of the county being over 65, this rises to nearly 1 in 3 being over 65 in West Somerset.
Somerset has a particular dip in population of 20 to 40 year olds compared to England & Wales as a whole. We believe this is due to younger people leaving the county for university and/or jobs and older people moving to the area later in life to take advantage of the more rural lifestyle.
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The Deer Park Stags, helped by five Nate Guske free throws in the fourth quarter, slid past Chewelah 61-57 on Tuesday.
Deer Park head coach Chad Hand, who was not pleased with all aspects of his team's performance, said he would take the victory in the Stags' home opener.
The Stags (2-1) broke a 41-41 tie late in third quarter and held off numerous charges by the Cougars down the stretch. Two Guske free throws were followed by offensive rebound basket by Canyon Nielson to increase the Deer Park lead to 58-47 before Chewelah's Mckenzie Miller hit a 3-pointer to keep the Cougars close.
Nielson added another rebound basket before Miller hit another long-range bomb and Joey Shamberger added another hoop to close the gap to 61-57 with less than a minute to play.
The Cougars had one more possession in the game's final seconds but could not get off a shot.
The Stags, who held a distinctive height advantage over the Cougars, got a combined 39 points from the front line of Nielson, Travis Pierce and Avery Miller.
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Memorial services will be held today, Dec. 28, 2013, at noon, at his residence.
Drummond was preceded in death by his mother, Ann Morris; sister, Kay Drummond Ashby; and one son, Jimmy Joe Drummond.
He is survived by his son, Tyler Drummond; and two brothers, Billy Joe Drummond and Ray Ashby.
Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571


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|Skillet to headline Rock the River
The second annual Rock the River 2013 concert will be Saturday, Aug. 24, from noon to 11 p.m. at the Derby Track in Eagle River. It was announced Monday that the main stage headliner will be Skillet.
"Skillet is one of three rock bands to sell over a million records this year," said a Rock the River spokesperson. "And they did it in three weeks."
Skillet has had numerous billboard No. 1 hits including "Monster," "Rise," "Hero," "Awake and Alive," and "Comatose."The band has receive Grammy
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