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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
Greenville police said they are looking for a man who snapped a picture of a woman in a store's dressing room Thursday.
Public Information Officer Jonathan Bragg said officers were called to Plato's Closet on Orchard Park Drive about 1:30 p.m.
Bragg said a woman told police that she was in a dressing room when she noticed someone holding a camera phone under the stall's door. He said the woman told officers she screamed and the person with the phone ran away.
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THE porch of a pub near Ledbury was completely destroyed after a car crash on Boxing Day.
Liza McBain, the manager of The Royal Oak in Much Marcle, was walking her dogs in the field next to the pub when the car hit the front porch at 9.30am.
Liza, who has been the pub's manager for five years, said that when she heard the crash she thought 'a beer delivery had arrived and had dropped all of its barrels on the floor'.
She said: "There were only a few chefs in the pub at that time and luckily everyone was okay although the driver of the car was slightly injured. She is okay now though, she was a bit shaken up but she came back to see us in the afternoon. She is a very, very lucky girl.
"There was black ice on the road and it's easy to lose control. I don't think anyone expected the ice on the roads because it didn't look white outside at all."
Liza said that this is the second time in just over a year that the porch has been damaged, with the first incident happening in November 2012 when an old oak tree fell.
She said: "The builders have already taken the remains of the porch away as it had to be completely torn down. Adam Cale's builders were fantastic - they came out straight away.
"We had only just had the porch repaired but we will have it rebuilt again as we obviously need it - if it had not been there then the car and the tree would have hit the pub."
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As an occasional volunteer usher at the Shalin Liu Performance Center, I see all kinds of shows, which I really enjoy.
On this night, it was Jazz Night II, featuring the Rockport Middle and High School jazz bands.
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The Uruguay trainer was finally able to deliver some good news, saying that Edinson Cavani was fit to play in the Copa America final. The striker injured himself just minutes into Uruguay's second match of the tournament and has been absent since being taken off at halftime of that match. Now he is ready to go for Uruguay, giving the favorites just another weapon to go to with the tournament on the line.
Cavani may have declared himself fit to play, but he will not be starting in the final. Manager Oscar Tabarez has opted to stick with the 4-4-2 formation that got Uruguay got to the final with Diego Forlan and Luis Suarez up top instead of the 4-3-3 with Cavani in the team.
Even though he is not starting though, Cavani can make a huge impact coming off the bench. He is far superior to any option Paraguay has off the bench. Heck, he's far superior to any option Paraguay has starting and if Paraguay play defensive, negative football just trying to manage a scoreless draw then win it in penalties, Cavani could be the man to come off the bench and break the deadlock.


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It wasn't often that economist Assar Gabrielsson made a miscalculation but it did actually happen a couple of times during his years at Volvo. One such case was his planned total production of 8,000 cars in the PV 444 range, a prediction which was later revised to 12,000 cars. Neither of his estimates quite matched up to reality: many years later, the production total actually sailed way past the 200,000 mark. And if the PV 544 derivative is included in the total run, the final figure is almost half a million. The little humpbacked PV was produced in a variety of versions between 1947 and 1965, defying the predictions of many industry observers. All told, the PV was produced in 15 different model series: eight 444 series and seven 544 series. If you were to ask anyone aged over 45 which car model they feel truly symbolises the Volvo brand, the answer, 99 times out of a hundred, will be the PV!
The basic body-shell was the same as that of the 444 but the big news for the 544 – the car was designated as a five-seater, hence the figure "5" in its name – was the large new one-piece windscreen. The 444 had featured a split windscreen all its life for repair and insurance reasons, but by 1958 there were virtually no cars left with such an old-fashioned appearance. The large new windscreen considerably improved the PV and made the car's interior far brighter.
The PV 544 got off to a great PR start on the vital US market in the form of its "sparring partner". During Ingemar Johansson's build-up to challenge the world heavyweight boxing title in the USA in the spring and summer of 1959, Ingo, as he was known, was partnered with another Swedish challenger, a new white PV 544 featuring white tyre sidewalls and the attractive so-called America bars above the bumpers. Ingo's trainer Nisse Blomberg had a dark car with the same specification and drove slowly behind Ingo whenever the boxer was out running. The cars naturally attracted considerable interest and were shown in many newspapers, particularly after Ingo's world-famous right-hand punch on June 25.
The continued production of the PV, however, highlighted economist Gabrielsson's thorough and accurate accounting. The car was relatively cheap to build and, with the help of ongoing technical development at Volvo, could be kept up-to-date under the skin and even boast exterior improvements fairly simply and inexpensively. However, the PV was never fitted with disc brakes – unlike the Amazon. Another technical weakness that the 544 inherited from the 444 was the doors' exterior handles, which resembled household door handles and which made the doors rather difficult to shut and inevitably became troublesome over the years. In most other respects, however, the model approached perfection.
During the 1960s, the PV 544 lived on in relative anonymity with relatively few production changes every year but it still had a faithful customer base. That the car was beginning to feel old-fashioned was well-known at Volvo and was a problem for the company, but it was quite simply such a good car! Or, to quote the American motoring magazine Road & Track from November 1963: "Above all the Volvo PV544 is a practical car. Volvo's most attractive appeal lies in its solidity and its quality in every single respect. There is nothing slapdash or under-dimensioned about any part of the car, and that is more than enough to compensate for any perceived lack of glamour."
The only other cars that still continued in production with twenty year old designs were Germany's VW and Britain's Morgan. The clock could not be stopped. The PV544 was presented in August 1965 as a 1966 model and then it was time to say goodbye. At 3 pm on the afternoon of October 20, 1965, the very last PV, number 440,000, a specially painted black Sport with red interior trim – left the assembly line in the Lundby factory. That car can be seen today at the Volvo Museum. The Amazon now remained the sole standard-bearer of the Volvo family car range for one year before it was joined – and fairly quickly dethroned – by the Volvo 144.
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When the Volvo Amazon was presented in late summer 1956, most people were convinced that the PV with its already rather old-fashioned styling wasn't going to survive that much longer. However, the PV with its loyal customer base and healthy sales figures both in Sweden and overseas experienced something of a second wind. On August 25, 1958, Volvo unveiled a thoroughly reworked PV model named the 544.


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Dolphins QB Matt Moore, Jets LB David Harris and Broncos PR-WR Eddie Royal were named AFC Players of the Week for Week Nine.
Moore led the Dolphins to their first victory of the season, a 31-3 shellacking of the Chiefs in Kansas City. He had the best game of his career, completing 73.9 percent of his passes and throwing three touchdown passes on his way to a career-best 147.5 passer rating.
Harris led the stingy Jets defense in the team's 27-11 win over the Bills in Buffalo. He had five tackles, one interception and one pass defensed as the defense held the Bills scored a season-low 11 points. This is Harris' second career player of the week award and he's the third Jets defender (Antonio Cromartie in Week Two, Darrelle Revis in Week Three) to win it this season.
Royal scored the decisive touchdown in the Broncos' 38-24 upset win over the Raiders, returning a punt 85 yards with 5:53 remaining in the fourth quarter to break a 24-24 tie. This is the second time that Royal, who added a 26-yard touchdown catch, won special teams player of the week.


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Will book sellers, bike shop owners and electronics stores use Amazon as its payment provider if they are already worried about it stealing their business? Earlier today, Amazon rolled out a new mobile payments service that looks like a great deal. For an introductory period, lasting 16 months, Amazon will charge retailers 1.75 percent per transaction, and once that period ends, it… Read More
OpenTable serves up another way to pay the bill using your phone
There's no shortage of companies trying to come up with high-tech ways for consumers to pay the check using their mobile phone. OpenTable, the restaurant reservations service acquired recently by Priceline, said today its solution is rolling out in New York City, and that it has plans to be in 20 additional cities by year-end,… Read More
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Amazon has 244 million active customers, who trust the e-commerce behemoth to keep their credit cards on file, and yet, the Seattle-based company has done very little to exploit that position. At least, not until now. Last week, Amazon quietly rolled out a mobile application called the Amazon Wallet that will allow customers to scan and save gift… Read More
Isis mobile wallet to change name to avoid confusion with ISIS militant group
Isis, the digital wallet venture started by Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T, says it will roll out a new brand — aiming to avoid confusion with the militant group the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, commonly known as ISIS. "However coincidental, we have no interest in sharing a name with a group whose name has become synonymous with violence and our hearts go out… Read More
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Two years ago, Starbucks promised to change the way people pay for coffee when it invested $25 million into Square, the hot San Francisco-based mobile payments startup. But today, the joint venture between the two companies is running out of steam. Recode's Jason del Rey provides a well-written report on what's next for Square, which… Read More
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When you step up to the register to pay at the coffee shop, do you reach for cash, a card or your smartphone? In U.S. Starbucks stores, phones are now being used for 10% of purchases. The milestone for the coffee giant suggests that the long-awaited 'digital wallet' is still on the way, even if… Read More
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GlobeSherpa, a Portland-based provider of secure mobile ticketing software and services, today announced a $1.3 million series B capital funding led by The Oregon Angel Fund to help the startup expand its business across the globe. "We are excited to be supported by investors at the Oregon Angel Fund (OAF), who saw the success and solutions we've provided… Read More
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A legistlative committee on Monday considered a consultant's report on the current plans for the new University Medical Center in New Orleans.
The report suggests the medical complex would not be self-sustaining and that the state would be responsible for millions of dollars annually to keep the hospital running.
It is the same argument that has been made by Sen. David Vitter despite continue support for the project from Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration.
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The beautiful North Zealand landscape, with seaside panoramas on one side and impressive manor homes on the other, is often called the Danish Riviera. Author Karen Blixen (Isak Dinesen) once lived here, not far from the setting for Shakespeare's "Hamlet." You will tour one of North Zealand's finest former residences, Frederiksborg Castle in Hillerød, which now serves as the National Museum of History. It contains Denmark's most important collection of portraits and historical paintings. The castle's chapel houses an organ built in 1610, the world's oldest organ still in use. Later, in the charming village of Fredensborg, you will have an opportunity to photograph the royal family's summer residence. The lavish, Italian Baroque home was built in the early 1700s and is also used for gala dinners in connection with state visits.
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Richard Ford's latest novel represents the long-awaited completion of the trilogy he began with The Sportswriter (1986) and continued with the Pulitzer Prize- and PEN/Faulkner Award-winning Independence Day (1995). Fans of Ford's writing and of his protagonist, Frank Bascombe, will find their patience amply rewarded by this rich and mature work.
Like its predecessors, The Lay of the Land unfolds in the days leading up to a holiday, in this case Thanksgiving 2000. Al Gore and George Bush battle over electoral votes and the dotcom bubble has burst, yet these events are little more than background noise in the busy mind of Frank Bascombe. Deep into his successful second career in real estate sales, he's moved from the leafy suburb of Haddam, New Jersey, to the small town of Sea-Clift, on the Jersey Shore. At age 55, he's entered what he calls his Permanent Period, though his life is anything but. He's recently been treated for prostate cancer and he's had to deal with the return of his wife's first husband, who had disappeared more than 30 years earlier. During this eventful Thanksgiving week, he loses one of his friends to cancer, witnesses the aftermath of a bombing at a Haddam hospital and tussles with an old acquaintance in a bar. In the midst of these events, he's forced to confront his prickly relationships with his adult children and fend off a suggestion from his first wife that she might be interested in rekindling their relationship.
Apart from the humor and pathos revealed in these sometimes bizarre and inexplicable incidents, what makes this such a compelling read is Ford's skillful channeling of the voice of the narrator he's shaped over the course of three books and 20 years. The novel is studded with beautifully wrought passages filtered through the prism of Bascombe's introspective and keenly observant mind. By the time the novel reaches its resonant climax, readers will be forgiven if they conclude the life they've shared in these pages is every bit as real as their own.
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The third and most eventful novel in the Frank Bascombe series takes a whiplash turn from comedy (occasionally slapstick) toward tragedy.Every ten years or so, Ford returns to Bascombe, whose debut in The Sportswriter (1986) provided the author's popular breakthrough and whose encore in Independence Day (1995) merited the Pulitzer. Where there were considerable differences between the first novel and the follow-up-in which the once-promising writer and aspiring novelist settles for a comfortable living as a real-estate agent-the third sticks closer to the second's template. Once again, Frank ruminates on his existence over an extended holiday, in this case Thanksgiving 2000, when the country is in the midst of millennial tremors and a contested presidential election. It seems that neither death nor divorce may be permanent in Bascombe's life. He is now separated from his second wife, who had presumably been a widow, but whose first husband returns to the scene, while Frank's first wife (now widowed by her second husband) gives signs that she wants to reconcile with him. His son and daughter are now adults, with complicated adult problems and relations with their parents. Frank has moved from Haddam, N.J., a suburb much changed by gentrification and cultural diversity, to a resort community on the shore, where he now sells homes and cottages with a Tibetan refugee, a Buddhist who has Americanized his name as Mike Mahoney. At the age of 55, Frank also suffers from prostate cancer, which has brought him to the autumn of his years (hence, Thanksgiving) earlier than most. As always, Frank prefers to react than act, to roll with the punches thrown by those who wish he were someone other than who he is. Over the course of three days culminating in a holiday dinner, he absorbs more punches than at any other time in his life.Though not as consistently compelling as Independence Day (too many chickens coming home to roost), this reaffirms that Frank Bascombe is for Ford what Rabbit Angstrom is for Updike.First printing of 150,000. Agent: Amanda Urban/International Creative Management (ICM) Copyright Kirkus 2006 Kirkus/BPI Communications. All rights reserved.
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With his first novel in more than a decade, Ford picks up the story of Frank Bascombe, begun in The Sportswriter in 1985. With a 15-city tour. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
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In 1985, Ford published The Sportswriter and with protagonist Frank Bascombe began an epic story of the everyman. Ten years later, Bascombe returned in Ford's Independence Day , winner of both the Pulitzer Prize and the PEN/Faulkner Award, a feat never before accomplished by a single work of fiction. Here, Ford revisits the story in 2000, as Bascombe deals with prostate cancer, his second divorce, and the controversial presidential election fiasco. He has moved to the Jersey shore, where he sells real estate and, over the course of 500 pages, does nothing particularly important except host a postnuclear family Thanksgiving get-together to which, against his better judgment, he has invited his ex-wife and emotionally explosive son. But, as in many literary classics, the beauty of this novel is in its presentationâ€"the word choice and perfect phrasesâ€"and in Bascombe's unwaveringly honest and humorous narration. Ford manages to become his character and remove authorial boundaries, transforming his novel into a story told to us by an old friend. A fitting way to complete the Frank Bascombe legacy; recommended for public and academic libraries. [See Prepub Alert, LJ 6/1/06.]â€"Stephen Morrow, Columbus, OH[Page 51]. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.
Frank Bascombe meticulously maps New Jersey with a realtor's rapacious eye, and he is an equally intense topographer of his teeming inner landscape. In the first of Ford's magisterial Bascombe novels (The Sportswriter , 1986), Frank staved off feelings of loss and regret with a dissociated "dreaminess." He graduated to a more conventional detachment during what he calls the "Existence Period" of the Pen/Faulkner and Pulitzer Prize winning Independence Day (1995). Now we find the 55-year-old former fiction writer and sports journalist in a "Permanent Period," a time of being, not becoming. He's long adjusted to the dissolution of his first marriage to women's golf instructor Ann Dykstra (which foundered 17 years earlier after the death of their nine-year-old, firstborn son, Ralph) and settled for eight years with second wife Sally Caldwell in Sea-Clift, N.J. Permanence has proven turbulent: Sally has abandoned Frank for her thought-to-be-dead first husband, and Frank's undergone treatment for prostate cancer.
The novel's action unfolds in 2000 over the week before Thanksgiving, as Frank bemoans the contested election, mourns the imminent departure of Clinton ("My President," he says) and anticipates with measured ambivalence the impending holiday meal: his guests will include his 27-year-old son, Paul, a once-troubled adolescent grown into an abrasive "mainstreamer," who writes for Hallmark in Kansas City, Mo., and his 25-year-old daughter, Clarissa, a glamorous bisexual Harvard grad who's unfailingly loyal to her dad. Frank's quotidian routines are punctuated by weird but subtly depicted events: he happens on the scene of a bombing at the hospital in his former hometown of Haddam, N.J., clenches his jaw through an awkward meeting with Ann, provokes a bar fight and observes the demolition of an old building.
But the real dramatic arc occurs in Frank's emotional life until the climax takes him out of his head. Ford summons a remarkable voice for his protagonist ruminant, jaunty, merciless, generous and painfully observant building a dense narrative from Frank's improvisations, epiphanies and revisions. His reluctance to "fully occupy " his real estate career ("it's really about arriving and destinations, and all the prospects that await you or might await you in some place you never thought about") illuminates the preoccupations of the boomer generation; for Frank, an unwritten novel and broken relationships combine with the dwindling fantasy of endless possibility in work and in love to breed doubt: "Is this it?" and "Am I good?" Frank wonders. The answers don't come easy. 150,000 announced first printing. (Nov.)[Page 41]. Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.


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4 backcountry brew gadgets even the snobbiest baristas will love.
Ultralight: MSR MugMate
A coffee cone for campers! Just drop the MSR MugMate into your cup, load it with beans (medium ground), and pour in hot water. What you get: rich flavor. What you don't get: fussy prep or extra stuff. For those reasons, this little unit has long been the preferred brewer of several staff coffee fiends. $17; 1 oz.; (800) 531-9531; msrgear.com.Reader service #114
I with Chris_synol. I have been using the Press-Bot coffee press on all my trips for years. It is reliable and makes great coffee. I just found out that they are coming back on the market!!! Check 'em out. very cool. http://canyoncoffee.us/
The MSR MugMate is great in my opinion. Down side, can't really use it at altitude due to the boiling temp of water decreasing as you ascend even higher, that's when instant coffee may be preferred. But if you're staying below 8-9k feet, the MugMate is great. Quick way to get get the coffee you want with very little clean up.
A think the StarBucks packets are an inside joke on us. I think the internal testing revealed a rating of VILE so the said *&%&^$% the customer call it Via instead.
just a little bit of information, coffee grounds, once sufficiently dry, release a lot of BTU's, making an efficient fuel for pellet stoves. An added benefit is that it is a carbon nuetral practice.
I use those maxwell house coffe and filter combination for drip coffee makers. Drop one in pot, cover for 5-6 minutes --- works for me.
i've tried the via stuff from starbucks, and I have to say that it really sucks. you guys that like it obviously have never had a good cup of coffee.
I hate to say it.... but the new instant coffee packets from Starbucks are GOOD. I had a cup of the instant and brewed at a Starbuck doing a blind test... I actual like the instant better... they are small, easy to pack, and good... trust me I thought I would never say this about instant coffee!
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Even the decaf is fantastic!
I use the single serving, fresh brewed coffee packets from One Fresh Cup. They are almost as good as home, are easy and light to pack.
I either use tea filters, a fill it yourself teabag, or make a bag with a folded & sometimes stapled top from a 4 cup coffee filter for my coffee & tea. If I'll be in one place for several days, I make coffee in a big pot, using whole beans like our ranch cook did. You keep the pot going for a week or more, adding water & beans, removing beans when there's too many in the pot. It just gets better. All bags & beans are packed out in the zip lock baggies they came in.
Does anyone know what type of plastic this is lined with? I've seen other plastic french press style coffee mugs that have the #7 logo on the bottom and others that do not but still produce that funky plastic odor when you put boiling water into it - same as a water bottle except these are designed to hold hot water! Where's the accountablility?
Those packets of coffee bound up in filter paper, like you find in hotel rooms, are sold in package stores [Sam's Club, etc.] and restaurant suppliers. If you camp in a group, or like several cups each morning, and have the space, these packages have a long storage life. The packaging residue is very minor in size and weight. The grounds can go into the bottom of the day's cat hole [like an offering...], so LNT discipline can be observed. Since most of my trips include at least one small ambiance fire [in an existing ring, of course], the filter paper [less grounds, which are in the last cat hole] goes in, and I find that I do not end up packing out much packaging. This way, no special pots or other stuff has to come along and weigh down my aging legs.
I recently bought a Flej Solo Backpackers cup after reading a review on backpackgeartest.org
The cup is small enough to take in my pack plus I don't have to scratch around trying to find a spoon because it has a built in stirrer.
Dan, you disagree with my method of dealing with coffee grounds. That is your choice, but it is ethical, as long as it is done properly. What I take exception to, is everyone promoting single serving products. Are they convenient? I guess so? Do they taste good? Maybe, maybe not. Are they ethical? Definitely not! For each serving of single serving coffee that you use, well let�s see, you have the energy to produce the package it comes in, plus the larger package. You have no, absolutely no control over where the coffee is produced, or how it is produced. Fair Trade? Organic? Hmmm not sure, doubt it though. Oh, and the extra packaging where does it go? If you are lucky, maybe it gets recycled, which uses more energy, or worst case scenario, the landfill. So you keep using your �ethical� practices and I will use mine. With excess packaging, broadcasting coffee grounds will be a moot point as we use more and more energy; our land will be drilled, mined and clear cut, which is walking very softly.
SocraticGadfly...I haven't tried the sugar and boil technique, but will this weekend!!!
The original Jetboil stove with the coffee press and home-ground beans in a Ziploc is all I need. Everything still fits inside the pot for packing, (coffee in the food sack though) and adds next to no weight.
Good coffee is a must!! lol
If you happen to have a Jet Boil, not the best stove but convenient. They have a press made just for the system. Works great.
I've been backpacking since the mid 60's, and have a tub full of coffee devices (every one listed here and several others, now stored for posterity with my canvas pup tent). Coffee time is the best time of day when on the trail, and I am very picky. Percolators over-cook, instant is a poor substitute (including concentrates), French press coffee tastes weird even to the French, and espresso doesn't allow me to savor the time - might as well just chew caffeine tablets. I also hate carrying any extra weight, either in or out of the back country. I still find the best coffee is from the cowboy method. It takes a bit of finesse, but I can use my favorite brand. Medium grind is the best; fine stays in suspension and course floats. Done right, it is better than anything you could make at home or buy at 'Bucks.
I have to take exception to the beardedcanadian reader on the LNT practices for coffee grounds. We brought them there therefore we should be obligated to pack them out. Scattering only leaves a mess for the next group of visitors to see, witness & wonder about the ethical standards of those visitors that preceeded them. For my vote it is either the coffee singles (place the used coffee bag back inside the foil packaging & roll shut for seal-proof & compact trash) or the Java Juice (need to thoroughly squeeze & roll all of the coffee extract from the container otherwise it tneds to make a mess so place empty packages in a ziplock bag).... Walk softly & think of others.


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Astronaut Discusses Living, Working in Space
NASA mission specialist astronaut Don Thomas, Ph.D., will describe "Living and Working in Space" as part of the free Anne Arundel Community College Astronomy Club Open House and Stargazing Party on Saturday, Sept. 11, on the Arnold campus.
Join club members in the Dragun Science Building Room 110 at 7 p.m. as Thomas, who is also a space station program scientist, relates his experience flying on four space shuttle missions, completing nearly 700 orbits of Earth and spending 44 days living and working in space. Find out what it's like to launch and land, how astronauts eat, sleep and exercise, and view sights of Earth from 200 miles up.
An Ohio native, Thomas earned an undergraduate degree in physics from Case Western Reserve University and a Master of Science degree and Doctorate in Materials Science from Cornell University. He worked as a senior member of the technical staff at Bell Laboratories from 1982-87 before joining NASA at the Johnson Space Center in Texas.
In 1990, he was selected for NASA's 13th group of astronauts and from 2003-2006 was the International Space Station Program Scientist responsible for planning and scheduling science activities aboard the International Space Station. He received numerous honors and awards, including a NASA Sustained Superior Performance Award, 1989; four NASA Group Achievement Awards, four NASA Space Flight Medals, two NASA Exceptional Service Medals and the NASA Distinguished Service Medal.
Since 2007, Thomas has worked at Towson University. He directs the Hackerman Academy of Mathematics and Science, which is an outreach program targeting K-12 students to boost interest in math and science careers.
Following his presentation, audience questions are welcome. Join Thomas and club members from 8-9 p.m. for a free dessert reception followed by a short walk across parking lot A/B for stargazing in the Astronomy Lab (observatory), weather permitting. The Astronomy weatherline is 410-777-1820. The Arnold campus is at 101 College Parkway.
The AACC Astronomy Club meets about once a month to discuss upcoming events, news, conferences and recent findings; meetings are open to the community and followed by community stargazing sessions as weather permits. For information on this fall open house or the club or astronomy classes at AACC, visit www.aacc.edu/science/observatory or contact club faculty adviser Beth Hufnagel, Ph.D. AACC professor of astronomy, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 410-777-2271.
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Luis Nino, an inactive ready reserves Marine from Bunker Hill, will begin a march to Indianapolis at 6 a.m. today at Kokomo American Indiana Water offices, 1700 E. Superior St. Nino plans to walk to Indianapolis to the governor's mansion to bring attention to right to work legislation that has been passed in the state. Nino also hopes that Sen. Joe Donnelly and other lawmakers will become aware of the right of military personnel to return to their jobs after being called to duty under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.
Right to work legislation has pitted employee and employer, union and nonunion, against each other in an adversarial relationship to the detriment of the customers they both serve, Nino said. Nino would like to invite Mayor Greg Goodnight, United Steelworker members, United Auto Workers members, Sen. Donnelly, Gov. Mike Pence, and former Gov. Mitch Daniels to join him. If you cannot join Nino, he hopes you will honk in support if you see him on his walk.
DAR to hear program on round barns
Danny Maple will discuss the history of the round barn during a meeting of the Gen. James Cox Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, Sept. 10. The group will gather at 6:30 p.m. to tour the Armfield-Moyer round barn on the Howard County 4-H fairgrounds. The meeting will begin at 7 p.m.
Any woman 18 years of age or older, regardless of race, religion or ethnic background, who can prove lineal descent from a patriot of the American Revolution is eligible for membership.
The DAR will sponsor a free genealogy workshop from 10 a.m. to noon Sept. 28 at the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library, 220 N. Union St. Those who attend may meet one-on-one with a genealogist, who can offer suggestions to help complete a DAR application and other paperwork.
For more information, call Diane Knight, regent, at 765-626-0164.
County Library plans 'Super Saturdays'
The Kokomo-Howard County Public Library, 220 N. Union St., is offering a variety of programs this fall on "Super Saturdays."
"Preschool Powered," for 3- to 5-year-olds, will have traditional and digital stories, active songs, and games from 10:30 to11 a.m. on Sept. 7, Oct. 12, and Nov. 9.
The library offers "Paws to Read" for reluctant and struggling readers. Volunteers bring certified therapy dogs to the library. Children read to one of the canines. The dogs listen while children practice their reading, providing a positive and non-judgmental environment so the children can improve literacy skills. Paws to Read is from 10 to 11 a.m. Sept. 14 and 28, Oct. 5 and 19, and Nov. 2 and 16.
"There Will Be Pirates Here" from 2 to 3 p.m. on Sept. 21. Children will make pirate swords and dig for buried treasure.
Kokomo candy store opening Sept. 3
The Kokomo Area Career Center Culinary Arts students will host a grand opening of the Kokomo Confectioners' Co., 207 E. Superior St., at 3 p.m. Sept. 3. Store hours will be from 3 to 6 p.m. Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, and the store will be open from 6 to 9 p.m. on First Fridays. On Sept. 6, the shop will offer $1 off every $5 spent.
The students will sell a collection of homemade chocolates (including chocolate-covered strawberries); pastries (including petit fours, mini cannolis, mini cheesecakes, mini brownies, cupcakes, and assorted cake pops); candies (including gumballs, gummi worms/bears, and suckers); popcorn and Coca-Cola products. Seasonal specialties will be available starting in November.
Career center students restored much of the original furniture and candy accessories from the Cherry House Candy Co., which was operated by the Mikalas family in the 1930s at the site.
All proceeds from sales go toward paying operating expenses and for students to compete in culinary contests.


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When Moshe Tamssot walked out of a Chicago hackathon in August 2010, he had a new business and a new business partner.
Most hackathon attendees go just to have fun, of course, and that's been enough to establish hackathons as a part of tech culture. While the likes of Google and Facebook have used them to promote their APIs and entire 'ecosystems,' smaller firms are also adopting hackathons -- and swear by the results.
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Chief attributes
Hackathons, of course, are organized marathon hacking sessions with rules, goals and prizes. Conceptually, they are reminiscent of county fairs, except what's submitted to the judges was created during the event. Hackathon organizers could be hoping to get developers to play with a new interface they are introducing, or write apps for a new phone they are producing -- or the idea might be to just have fun, with no particular agenda.
Sponsors are typically corporations, user groups or student organizations. Prizes are often awarded for best design or best use of technology. The word "hackathon" can be traced to 1999, but sources agree that the practice itself goes back at least another decade.
Hackathons can be divided into two main types: live (where participants come together at a set place for a scheduled period) and virtual (where the event is held online usually over the course of a month), says Peter Morano, who has produced about two dozen live hackathons in the Chicago area over the past three years. By day he is the director of technology at TrainSignal Inc., an IT training firm.
Hackathons for fun and profit
Experts' tips for how to get started:
- Decide what purpose the hackathon will serve: To develop working prototypes of potential new products, or to serve as encouragement to help employees bond and bring ideas to the forefront, for instance.
- Decide who will participate -- employees only, or local indie programmers, or both.
- If external developers are involved, give some thought to intellectual property issues -- who owns the resulting code.
- Figure out the duration of your hackathon, from a day to a week.
- Recruit judges who are well-known and respected in the local tech community.
- Make sure the rules and judging guidelines are clear -- what the categories are, for instance.
- Make sure to offer prizes and have plenty of food.
- Acknowledge all the participants and the winners, on your corporate intranet, say, or in the employee newsletter.
Morano, however, discounts virtual hackathons, complaining that they don't generate any excitement or sense of community.
Hackathons otherwise can also be divided into internal and public types. Internal hackathons involve only employees of a particular enterprise, while public hackathons are open to all comers.
Internal hackathons, explains Morano, are intended to encourage members of the rank-and-file to bring their ideas to the forefront. "The people standing at the whiteboard coming up with the ideas are not necessarily the people with the best ideas, and they want to hear from those who would not normally be heard from," he says.


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In Murphysboro, the Elks Club knows how to raise money. On a Saturday night, the members got a band, beer and food donated by local vendors to help throw a party to celebrate the life of Florance Alstat, the mother of Elk's member Dale Alstat. All the money raised went to the Illinois Elks Children's Care Corporation. The Elk's Club in Murphysboro is number one or two in donations for the state of Illinois.


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