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- Age: Adult
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My name is Dufus!
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I am already neutered, housetrained, a special needs pet, up to date with shots, and not good with cats.
Dufus and Duffie (this is Dufus) are two year old brother and sister. Both test positive for FIP -- t his does not necessarily mean that they have the disease, but must be "only" cats. They appear healthy and are active, playful cats.
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On this Friday night's True Brit!, host Simon Husbands welcomes Amy "Drea" Dorman! Drea is a recording artist/songwriter, dancer/choreographer, TV personality, and creative entrepreneur hailing from Minneapolis, MN. Since returning to the Cities from England in 2011, Drea has delved into the entertainment industry in Minneapolis from all angles! Join Simon and Drea as they talk about music, England and Minneapolis, and Drea's TV show TC Musique! Friday night at midnight…..
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"House music is a genre of electronic dance music that originated in the American city of Chicago in the early 1980s. It was initially popularized circa 1984 in Chicago, but beginning in 1985, it fanned out to other major cities. Today, house music remains popular in both clubs and in the mainstream pop scene while still maintaining a strong foothold on underground scenes across the globe." From Wikipedia. TJB Productions Inc. bringing HOUSE MUSIC to the Twin Cities.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - The man now temporarily in charge of the Grizzlies' basketball operations says he wants the job on a permanent basis.
However, general manager Chris Wallace said Tuesday he hasn't discussed when the team's majority owner Robert Pera will evaluate his interim status.
Wallace's new position is part of the shake-up of the Grizzlies front office. Memphis CEO Jason Levien, who also ran basketball operations, and the Grizzlies' director of player personnel left in a surprise move Monday.
Wallace has been with the Grizzlies as GM since 2007, a job he also held with the Boston Celtics.
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Dusty Miller Event "Danger At the Gates: An Alice Ott Mystery" Friday, 22 AugustAugust 5th, 2014
Local author Dusty Miller discusses her new book 'Danger at the Gates: An Alice Ott Mystery' at 6pm on Friday, August 22
"I love the credibility of Alice Ott, a hero who can be old, in love, principled, and pass out when her oxygen runs out. Dusty Miller turns a polemic against nukes into a readable educational novel that doesn't preach." – Sara Paretsky.
Dusty J Miller, mystery writer and local activist, is the author of Danger at the Gates:An Alice Ott Mystery, and Danger in the Air, the first in the Alice Ott mystery series. She is a retired psychotherapist and author of Women Who Hurt Themselves and other popular psychology books. For more information about Danger at the Gates and upcoming book readings, contact her at: dustyjmiller.com
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Only a few weeks ago, the decision by new Cavaliers GM David Griffin and intensely involved, billionaire owner Dan Gilbert seemed like a lock. Joel Embiid was considered the prospect with the biggest upside at the NBA's thinnest position; a true center with shot blocking instincts, elite athleticism, touch around the rim with both hands, excellent footwork for any post player regardless of size, and a developing jumper extending all the way out to the 3 point line. All this, mind you, after only playing basketball for three years and playing half a season in college at Kansas. While the comparisons to a young Hakeem Olajuwon may have been more dream than reality, the former Jayhawk only had the sky as his limit – until two stress fractures, one in his back and one in his foot, left his draft stock grounded. Now the Cavs have little option than to pass on Embiid at #1 merely on the possibility that Andrew Wiggins and Jabari Parker could work their way into fixtures at the NBA All-Star game, with Embiid watching from the sidelines in an XXXL suit. This leaves three likely possibilities: Draft Wiggins or Parker or trade the pick, the last one being the most intriguing.
Andrew Wiggins 6'8" 200 pounds SG/SF
Best Case: Tracy McGrady with better defense or a more athletic Kawaii Leonard
Worst Case: Harrison Barnes (his lack of development so far) or Gerald Green
Andrew Wiggins had been the consensus top prospect going into the 2013-14 college basketball season. The highflying Canadian teenager looks born to play basketball, and in actuality this is precisely the case. His father a former NBA player and his mother a former Olympic sprinter, Wiggins moves around the court with ease, and has the stride and vertical of a world-class high jumper. Though still raw, he isn't without some NBA ready skills. Wiggins already is considered a strong, willing defender with the size and quickness to defend both guard positions and small forwards. Additionally his jump shot is better than he often gets credit for. He shows adequate shooting form that can be tweaked without having to be rebuilt (in no way is this a Michael Kidd-Gilchrist situation), and his aforementioned jumping ability allows him to get excellent lift on his shot over lengthy defenders. Still, he is a work in progress. He'll have to greatly improve his handle to create his own offense at the next level and there is also some concern of his ability to finish around the rim when he isn't able to rise above the defense for the high percentage dunk. Lastly, Wiggins must face accusations that he isn't an "alpha dog" type. Strangely this might actually work in the Cavalier's favor. We've already seen the chemistry issues between All-Star point guard Kyrie Irving and pit bull, combo dynamo Dion Waiters. Adding a third player who refuses to play nice with teammates or give any defensive effort against the opposition unless he's able to dominate the ball would be disastrous. Wiggins will contribute on offense and should work tirelessly on defense without stealing the spotlight from Kyrie Irving.
Jabari Parker 6'8" 254? pounds SF/PF
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While prospects have moved up and down the draft board throughout the last year because of inconstant play, surprise workouts, or injury, Jabari Parker has remained the one constant; and if Andrew Wiggins was born to ball, Jabari was bred for it. Also the son of a former NBAer, Jabari started developing his game at an early age. He made his school's eighth grade team as only a fourth grader. He won four high school state titles while at Simeon High and was the first two-time Illinois Mr. Basketball winner. A late growth spurt graced him with guard skills (handle, shoot, pass) but in a power forward's body, a combination that has made many players perennial all-stars and franchise scorers. At 19 years of age, Parker has already developed a barrage of NBA level post moves, cross overs, and step back jumpers. The questions concerning his athleticism are overblown. He may not be an elite level athlete like Wiggins but showed the full range of ability at the college level to grab a rebound, push the ball down the floor in transition, and then either step through the defense for an athletic layup or elevate for a thunderous dunk. If he can get into better shape and maximize his potential, he'll be more than capable of getting the shot he wants whenever he wants it.
However, this is a big, fat IF. Parker's weight fluctuates more than Jonah Hill trying to win an Academy Award. Reports are that Parker weighed in at 254 pounds for the Cavaliers' private workout which is not a great sign for a player who could be selected #1 in the most highly touted draft class in the last decade. As was previously noted, Wiggins appears to be the better fit with Kyrie Irving and Dion Waiters. However, trade rumors abound surrounding Waiters to try to add a lottery pick in this year's draft and to make Kyrie happier about signing an extension that is likely to be offered July 1st. With Waiters out of the picture, a one-two punch of former Duke Blue Devils Irving and Parker look more possible. A third piece to the puzzle is the future of the #1 pick from last year's dubious draft, Anthony Bennett. Do the Cavs give Bennett the benefit of the doubt for a disappointing rookie campaign? If so Parker may be redundant in some ways. Both Bennett and Parker most naturally fit in the "stretch 4" position – a mix of post play and outside shooting while defending the opposing team's power forward. As mentioned, Parker's guard skills allow him to play more of the small forward role on offense, but if Bennett and Parker are on the floor together it leaves little option to properly match up with small forwards. Parker and Kyrie could be a dominant offensive duo for many years to come if the Cavaliers rebuild the roster around them. Griffin has the pieces and flexibility to do so, but would he rather work trades for a different direction?
The Trade Game
The rise and fall of Joel Embiid has created some intriguing trade propositions. It looked like the Philadelphia 76ers could sit at #3 and let Wiggins come to them assuming that Embed went #1, and Parker #2 to the Milwaukee Bucks. But with the likely hood of Wiggins and Parker going #1 and #2 (in either order) the 76ers might have to be aggressive to move up and get their guy. Additionally, the 76ers couldn't afford to roll the dice on yet another injury plagued big man as they took Nerlens Noel in last year's draft. The Cavaliers, on the other hand, might be scheming to add young talent for the future and immediate contributing players to meet Dan Gilbert's demands to make the playoffs again in 2014. Rumors have Philadelphia offering their picks at #3, #10, and forward Thaddeus Young for Cleveland's picks at #1 and #33. This would be significant value for the #1 pick allowing them to take a flyer on Embiid, still getting a potential starter at #10 in an incredibly deep draft, and add a productive player in Thaddeus Young who could either start if Bennett isn't ready or be flipped before the trade deadline.
A second rumor has a potential offer of the Cavs #1 pick and point guard Jarrett Jack for Utah's #5, 22 year-old big man Derrick Favors and either/both the #23 pick and/or shooting guard Alec Burks. In my view, this deal trumps Philadelphia's offer. It would add two young, talented pieces that could have an immediate impact, and with Favors plugged in as a long term option at center, taking Joel Embiid and letting him sit out a year would become even more palatable. At #23, the Cavs could target an athletic small forward like KJ McDaniels, Glen Robinson III, or Cleanthony Early, and Alec Burks would provide the same offensive lift off the bench that they got from C.J. Miles.
The most recent rumored offer comes from the Orlando Magic. According to reports, the Magic are offering #4, #12, and Aaron Afflalo. What's enticing about this offer is that it gives the Cavs a "win now" piece in one of the NBA's best two-way shooting guards in Afflalo who would also make a trade with Dion Waiters more possible. Similarly to the Philly deal, Embiid can be taken at #4 and a potential starter at #12. The Cavs could target Nik Stauskas or Garry Harris at #12 who could replace Afflalo in the starting lineup if he leaves in free agency next year. It all comes down to what the Cavs know that we do not, that is, the details of Joel Embiid's medical condition. If the Cavs believe he is still worth the risk, than all the posturing is a smoke screen to get maximum value for the #1 pick and still end up with their guy. If the concerns of Embiid's health are more severe than they are even letting on, they should probably stay the course and take Andrew Wiggins – the top prospect all along.
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Risk management and analysis: risk assessment (qualitative and quantitative)
AbstractWe use to define risk as the possibility of suffering a loss. Starting this, risk management is defined as a business process whose purpose is to ensure that the organization is protected against risks and their effects. In order to prioritize, to develop a response plan and after that to monitor the identified risks we need to asses them. But at this point a question is born: should I choose a qualitative approach or a quantitative one? This paper will make a short overview over the risk evaluation process also proposing a new approach in this direction.
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Manchester lawyer faces child porn charges
Lisa Biron, 43, of Manchester was arrested by the FBI on Friday afternoon on a seven-count indictment alleging sexual exploitation of children and possession of child pornography.
The Manchester lawyer arrested in October for allegedly possessing child pornography was indicted on new federal charges this week for driving a teenage girl to Ontario, Canada, where she was recorded having sexual relations with another person, prosecutors said.
Biron was ordered held without bail following her arraignment before Magistrate Judge Landya McCafferty in U.S. District Court, according to U.S. Attorney John Kacavas.
A grand jury handed down the indictment on Wednesday, but prosecutors asked to keep the charges under seal until Biron was arrested and brought to the federal courthouse on Friday afternoon.
Police began investigating Biron, a Manchester lawyer since 2008, on Sept. 29 after receiving a tip that there was child pornography on her computer. She was arrested at her home - located at 42 Pratt Court in Manchester - on Oct. 9 on seven counts of possession of child sex abuse images.
But the FBI apparently continued investigating the origin of the digital videos and photos allegedly found on Biron's laptop.
Federal prosecutors say that Biron transported the girl on May 25 from New Hampshire to Ontario, Canada, and coerced her into performing sexual acts with another person so that they could be recorded.
The four digital videos and a digital photograph were made over a four day period between May 25 and May 28, according to prosecutors.
Indictments say the pornography was found Sept. 29 on Biron's laptop. Biron is facing charges of possession of child pornography, transportation with intent to engage in criminal sexual activity, and four counts of sexual exploitation of children.
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Summer: family, Maine, friends
I figured since it was the middle of July I should post something about the summer so far. That and I've been meaning to post about my Maine trip for a month.
My aunt and uncle were visiting from England, which meant the whole family got together in Beverly for lobsters! And had a photo shoot, in which someone had their eyes closed in almost every photo.
The ladies. (Look at how tall my 14-year-old cousin is!!)
It was the perfect day, weather-wise. I kept saying that it was an Oregon summer day – sunny, warm, and no humidity. We sat on the deck and ate tomato salad, corn salad, potato salad, and lobsters.
I went to Maine the following week for work, and got to see Jen M. on the drive up! I had the most delicious dinner at the Fiddlehead Restaurant in Bangor, and stayed in Orono in a hotel right on the river. Again, perfect weather. It was killing me that I had to be up and out super early the next day for the workshop, or else I would have loved to run along the path by the river.
The workshop was on a Friday in Old Town, ME (about an hour north of Colby), and featured the sweetest group of Mainers who played with magnets and pretended to be cars going through a model intersection. I'm constantly amazed that this is my job.
I drove down to Camden after the workshop to meet my parents, who had driven up with my aunt and uncle to hang out for the weekend. We stayed in cottages which had some issues with the hot water (there was none) the first day. I thought it was just taking a while to kick in, so I had a nice, refreshing shower.
We've stayed here before, the most recent time being in 2007:
We hiked up Mt. Megunticook to get a view of the harbor.
We also had breakfast at Cappy's, ate delicious seafood for dinner, and went to Owl's Head lighthouse. On Sunday as we were heading home, we stopped at Colby because I hadn't been since 2008!
Unfortunately, Miller was under construction so we couldn't go up the steps, there were no tours running, and overall it was very quiet. But we visited the new wing of the art museum, which was awesome.
As we were driving up it felt really weird to be back on the hill, but as soon as I got out of the car, it all came back. There are many changes with all the new buildings (and track! I have a chunk of the old one from when they tore it up after graduation), but it's still Colby.
To round out this post, I've been doing a few local hikes with friends on the weekends. Laura and I had a proper adventure out in Lynn (mostly because I discovered my car had a nail in one tire).
Everything worked out fine, even if we got lost on the way home.
Up next: I thought it was crazy to sign up for a triathlon four days ahead of time, but my coworker and I convinced ourselves to do it, so that's what we'll be doing on Sunday. I've been playing soccer with a team and we have our last game before playoffs this weekend as well. Then comes August, when I'm pretty sure I'm not going to be around, ever – I'll hopefully see Christine on the Cape, then I'm off to North Adams, MA for work, Ben and I plan on hiking some mountain in mid-August, then I'm in Wisconsin for a week for work/play. I love that every trip I've taken for work I've been able to extend into a fun visit. Here we go…
I took a bus from Eugene to Portland, where I met Erica for tea and spent a quick night with the Daglens. Bevin took me to a judo class that she led (this was my second time doing judo), and we had a nice home-cooked meal and wine. The next morning I fueled up with the famous Daglen oatmeal, and then Michael took me to the train station on his way to work. I was on my way to Seattle!
I had never really visited Seattle when I lived on the west coast, and I wanted to see Jen while she was there for grad school, as well as the Glovzbys. It all worked out really well.
In Seattle, I rocked the bus system by using my same transfer pass all day long and even traveled by myself a few times (still without a smartphone). We did a lot of walking around the arboretum, then went to Seattle Center to see the Space Needle. We hung out by the giant fountain for a while, then got back on the bus to go to the Pine Box for dinner. I had an amazing mac and cheese made with Beecher's cheese. We picked up Molly Moon's ice cream on the way home (possibly rivals Red Wagon, in my opinion, which is saying something) and were dying of thirst from the salted caramel flavor the rest of the bus ride back.
I crashed on the couch in Jen's apartment and went for a run to Gas Works Park the next morning. The weather had cleared up and I had gorgeous views of the city and mountains! Wished I had brought my camera with me. Jen had to go to work, so I took the bus to Pike Place Market and explored it before it got too crowded.
Next, I met up with Tabby and Daniel at a park near their house and we played in the sandbox and hung out on the porch back home while Daniel napped. After a busy weekend in Eugene, it was so nice to just sit around and chat. When Rick got home from work, we met up with Jen at a delicious Mexican restaurant near the University.
The next morning it was rainy, but I didn't have anything else on my sightseeing to-do list, so Tabby and I walked at Seward park with raincoats and umbrellas. We warmed up with some tea and pastries at the Essential Bakery, then I met up with Jen and we traveled to Uneeda Burger for lunch (burgers of epic proportions and combinations). Our main goal of the afternoon was to go on a Theo chocolate factory tour! Our tour guide was hilarious and rambly, which made the tour very enjoyable. That and the free chocolate samples and hairnets.
Back at the Glovzbys, I played with Daniel outside for a while (I love how he says my name, and that I could have real conversations with him). We had a delicious beef stroganoff and kale salad for dinner, then walked to another Mary Moon's for more ice cream (this time Stumptown coffee, hello).
The next morning was my last day in town, so we disrupted Rick and Daniel's weekly tradition of visiting Rick's cousin's coffee shop by all going out to breakfast first and then visiting the coffee shop together. I had a small cup of a delicious pour-over coffee, which was so good.
I love these pictures. So cute.
It was Sarah's birthday, so we Skyped with her and then Rick took me to the airport. I was sad to leave, but it had been a nice long vacation, and I couldn't believe how much stuff I did and how many people I saw.
I took a little bit of the west coast home with me:
Note the Iris bottle!! I found a bottle of Pinot Noir from 2012, when I worked there. It got good reviews, so I can't wait to try it!
Can I go back soon? This trip did help me realize that it's not that hard to get out to Eugene (although the jetlag is annoying), and it was actually cheaper than my flight to Arkansas, so hopefully there will be more visits in the future.
(Random PS – I just realized that I've stopped double spacing between sentences because of work. I hate single spacing, but I guess 9.5 months of EiE formatting has finally rubbed off on me. At least we use the Oxford comma.)
Doctors' Convention 2.0
Now with more doctors!
This is now a few weeks passed (already?), and I definitely didn't take as many pictures as I should have, but I went back to Eugene in the middle of May for a few friends' Ph.D. defenses and then made my way up to Seattle via Portland (next post).
Sarah, JZ, and I were all able to fly in for the weekend to spend some time with friends and soak up as much Eugene as we possibly could in a few short days' time. I think we did pretty well!
Highlights included: Pegasus with DT and the lab; Prince Puckler's (velvet hammer ice cream!); Bier Stein x2;dinner at Belly; Red Wagon Creamery; walking and running up Mt. Baldy; hiking the Ridgeline Trail with the dogs; donuts at the Nells'; Hendricks Park; Silvan Ridge and Sarver wine tasting and picnicking; crêpe-making at the Elliotts' with the Glovzbys; hiking Spencer's Butte in the rain; Falling Sky deli; Sweet Life; private party at Party Downtown; hanging out on campus with Elsa; riding the EmX; Off the Waffle.
Yes, it was a very food-oriented itinerary. But we hiked around a bit between all the eating and drinking. It's what you do in Eugene.
(I blatantly stole some of these pictures at the beginning from other people via Facebook.)
(I still miss the old Stein.)
Doctors of the Tyler lab.
So full at this point, but had to get ice cream.
I had great weather for almost my whole trip – it only rained twice, both times when I was hiking.
So good to see Paula! Love this picture of these two.
Storm clouds rolling in…
Wow, I really failed at pictures with Ed and Maggie. But they were a big part of this trip as our gracious hosts!
Congrats to Drs. Ellen, Emma, Bryan, and Ed!
Adventures in Arkansas
At the end of April/beginning of May, I spent a week in Arkansas for work with my coworker, Elise (of dog- and cat-sitting fame). This was the 35th state I've been to, and I probably would never have visited otherwise. We had a good time overall and I learned a bit about the south (where I haven't spent very much time).
Our workshop was in Little Rock, which was a nice city but much smaller than I was expecting. We technically stayed in a hotel in North Little Rock, just across the river, but it was within walking distance to downtown. There was a nice path along the river that I ran on in the mornings and in the evenings we walked across the bridges to have dinner.
This was the only picture I took in Little Rock – yes, that is a submarine (it's a museum) and the pedestrian bridge was all lit up in pretty colors.
We ate at some nice restaurants – giant pretzels with mustard, salads, queso dip, barbeque (so good), lots of iced tea (luckily there was unsweetened as well as classic sweet tea), pizza, delicious pecan pie… One evening we were sitting on a patio about to leave and a man carrying cowboy boots started serenading us with "The Gambler." Oh, the irony when he got to the line about "know when to walk away/know when to run" and wouldn't get the hint to leave.
The one major hiccup of this trip was that two out of the thirteen boxes of materials we needed for our workshop didn't get sent, which we found out the morning of the first day. Luckily everything we use is pretty easy to find, so we sent someone to the store and Elise spent the morning making parachutes while I ran the workshop. It could have been a lot worse, and I think we handled it pretty well (one of EiE's unofficial mottos is that if there is no blood and no crying then it's a good day, so we had a good day). Crazy how those scenarios we give people during interviews really do happen! The boxes were overnighted so we had everything we needed the next day.
After three long days of making parachutes and maglev trains (love this job), we headed to the Ozark mountains in the northwest part of the state for a day and a half of vacation. Elise had found a cabin near some interesting hiking trails and we figured we should explore a bit more of the state. We drove right through the town of Mayflower, which had been hit by a tornado the day before we arrived. Crazy, crazy stuff; I'd never seen anything like that before.
The "town" we were staying in consisted of a post office and a gas station, which was typical for the area. The cabin was amazing:
We had picked up some fresh local strawberries on the way, which easily made breakfast on the porch one of my favorite parts of the trip.
The hikes we went on were really cool. On the way to Hawksbill Crag there were lots of rocky outcroppings.
And then we made it to the crag!
We picnicked on the crag and then drove back down the steepest dirt road I've even seen. It worked out well that I had rented the car, so I did all the driving while Elise navigated (I get carsick on windy roads and don't have a smartphone).
We found another short hike with lots of fun features:
This passageway under the rocks was my favorite.
(Sorry there's no scale in that one; it was a small rock, not a people-sized ancient dwelling.)
There was a cave at the end of the trail that we could have continued deeper inside, but we didn't have headlamps and it was really dark.
On the last day we drove back to Little Rock a different way in order to see Petit Jean State Park (which was pronounced "pedigene" and took us a long time to figure out how it was spelled). We didn't have a ton of time to visit, but it had nice views and a pretty lake.
Arkansas was quite the adventure!
Spring is… mostly here! I would have been more confident saying that, except last week we were all lulled into a false sense of hope (I biked home from work in a T-shirt one day), only to get some snow/freezing rain the next morning. The wind can still be chilly, but the sun feels nice and the grass is starting to look green again. I would love to see some leaves on trees soon.
I finished off another Oregon beer from my stash, Double Mountain's Vaporizer from Hood River. I had forgotten how good this one is.
Of course I had it with gaucho burgers and roasted potatoes and broccoli.
Last weekend I went to the north shore with my parents and uncle to try to take advantage of some nice weather. Of course it ended up being cloudy, windy, and cool on the ocean, but after clam chowder for lunch, we took this awesome trail through the dunes at Crane Beach where we were more sheltered.
I felt like I was on another planet! The landscape was just so different, with the trees growing right out of the sand and all the tall dunes. It was especially neat because I had grown up being told not to walk on the dunes, so it was great that a real trail has been established for people to experience the area without destroying it.
It was hard walking on the sand and hills, so we walked back along the beach, where it was much flatter but also windier. I'll definitely come back here to explore the rest of the dune trail!
Washington, DC
Two weeks ago I went to Washington, DC for a few days for work/play. I left from the Museum around noon on Tuesday, and by 4pm I was riding around DC on a bike from the amazing bikeshare program the city has established.
I rode about 5 miles from my hotel in the SE up to the Mall, and around the Tidal Basin to see the monuments. The one problem with the bike was that I didn't want to leave it unguarded, so I didn't get to explore the monuments up close. But that's ok, because I was trying to keep the cost of the bike down by not having it for too long.
Since I hadn't been to DC in about 13 years, there were some new things too see.
I dropped the bike off near the White House and then walked up to a restaurant that had been recommended to me called Founding Farmers.
I sat at the bar and had a really nice dinner (brie, onion jam, and apple tartine with a nice salad), then took the Metro back to my hotel.
Wednesday and Thursday were work days. The workshops went pretty well (the second day was especially great). I was working with first grade teachers on a unit about hand pollinators/agricultural engineering. The teachers really impressed me with their character voices when we read a play, and everyone sang along on the chorus about agricultural engineers.
I met up with Erin and Ben (Colby buddies) for dinner on Wednesday because they live literally across the street from my hotel. Such a random coincidence! We went to a local restaurant (Park Tavern) and had a nice meal of pizza and beer.
After work on Thursday I spent the night at Erin and Ben's. We had a delicious home-cooked meal and then played Dominion and drank wine. It was just like I was back in grad school!
Here is Zoe, Erin and Ben's puppy:
On Friday everyone was working so I explored the Smithsonian museums by myself. I don't know if I've ever been to a museum by myself, but it was amazing because I could see what I wanted to see and then just move on whenever I felt like it!
I started at the Botanic Garden because I had never been.
Then I visited the National Museum of the American Indian, where Erin works, and had lunch with her in the cafeteria. Another new addition since the last time I was in town!
Then I went to the Hirshhorn to see some art, but much of it was under renovation and the exhibit that was there was weird, even for modern art standards (in my opinion). But I always like the sculpture garden outside.
I had much better luck at the Natural History museum.
I spent a lot of time in a newish exhibit about the evolution of humans. I thought it was very well done.
I made a quick stop at the National Gallery and then met up with Camille (high school/elementary school friend), whom I hadn't seen in ages! We had a drink and caught up/reminisced, then met her husband and went to Ted's Bulletin for dinner. I was too busy eating my burger and drinking my adult milkshake (a grasshopper) to take photos, but it was delicious. I spent the night at Camille and Andrew's house in Alexandria.
The next morning we ate the homemade poptarts we took home from Ted's with some tea. So good!
Here is Chloe, Camille and Andrew's pup:
I kept joking that Zoe and Chloe were opposites about pretty much everything, but we all thought they would still get along.
We all met up at Eastern Market and had a great time exploring the vendors and flea market. Saturday was such a nice day! I even got some color on my face. I spent the afternoon putting a grill together with Camille and Andrew, and then we all went over to Erin and Ben's to grill on their apartment's rooftop.
We had a bit of a photoshoot in the setting sun.
Andrew and Camille.
Erin and Zoe.
The ladies.
Whole group!
Self-timer fail, but cute candid.
As the sun set, it started getting cold, so we took our feast inside.
I believe there were mint juleps as well…
I spent the last night at Camille and Andrew's because I had a morning flight home on Sunday. Camille baked bread before I left, so I had an awesome send-off breakfast.
This was a ridiculously fun trip! Everything went so smoothly and I got to see a ton of sights and spend some quality time with old (and new!) friends. Thank you again for hosting me; I can't wait to come back!
The year so far
Blogger fail. Or mostly picture-taking fail, I guess. Here's a quick recap of the last two months.
I turned 28 and celebrated over multiple days with lots of friends and family. Kind of uneventful this year, but that's ok. The first few weeks in January I worked from home because our office was being renovated, which I kind of loved and kind of hated for the expected reasons (no commute! pretty lonely). I think it would have been better if I had a little more to do, but the workload was light around that time.
Immediately after that was a completely different story… I was day-tripping to my first solo workshops every other day for about two weeks and at the same time took on responsibility for some new projects. It was busy, but I like it like that! I did a workshop on Cape Cod and spent a night with Ben in Sandwich. We went for a dark walk/tromp through the marsh and then ate at an Irish bar (complete with fiddlers!).
I've been getting into my cooking groove by slowly stocking my pantry and freezer. I even found a winter farmers' market where I stocked up on local meat.
There's a wine shop down the street from my apartment, and I was pleasantly surprised by this chardonnay the employee recommended to me.
I love this tablecloth from Target, even if it is twice as big as my table. I just folded it in half and it works fine.
(Curry tuna cakes and sweet potato fries.)
Other than that, it's been snowing a lot. I love snow, but it makes commuting a pain. I wish it would just melt between storms so we'd have a fighting chance, but instead we're deep into the ice season around here with the alternating melting/freezing cycles.
I've been able to do a lot of XC skiing though!
I dog/cat/house-sat for a coworker over Presidents' Day weekend. It was fun to explore Jamaica Plain, and she has a gorgeous apartment. Frida and I went on many walks in the Arboretum.
And Dexter hung out back at the house.
What else? I've enjoyed seeing friends around here on a semi-regular basis. Maria and I went to Passim to see Ryan Montbleau and he was amazing. That was a great night – perfect food, beer, music, and company. I've been swimming more (twice a week usually, up from once a week) and on Friday I swam a mile! I miss biking and am starting to get excited for spring, but I know we have a ways to go…


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We have recently purchased and installed two photocopiers into our IT suits to use as printers (Konica C280). As we always have with network printers, we have them connect via script through GPO when any user logs in in that room, and then the printer is removed when a user logs off. We do not however at this time want them being used as photocopiers as it will encourage people to just walk in and disturb a class. Also pupils will eventually get tempted to start pushing buttons on the copiers and who knows what chaos well end up with! To prevent this I wish to lock the panels so that they cannot be used but users can still print from a computer. The user however is then required to input that into the printer properties, but as the printer is always disconnected and reconnected as a user logs in and out, the code is never stored on a fresh login. As I do not wish the pupils to know the code, let alone have to type it in after a fresh login I have had to leave the photocopier unlocked.
Strangely when I first tried locking them it worked. But suddenly one morning, one of them stopped accepting the print and I had to remove the code. The other copier is still functioning, but only from machines in that room. I have tried using the Printer Default settings on the server but it does not put the code in automatically.
And so the question I put to you all, does anyone know how I can have a user authentication code automatically deployed to the user within the printer settings?
Thanks in advance


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"Roman Candle" turns 20: Secrets of Elliott Smith's accidental masterpiece (slideshow)
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Topics: Chris Christie, Republican Party, Conservatives, Jon Huntsman, Stephen Colbert, Bridgegate, New Jersey, Editor's Picks, Politics News
The most confounding piece of the Chris Christie debacle is the dubious political strategy at the root of all it all. Christie and his goon squads, and their mafia-style tactics, were employed for the purpose of trying to get Democrats to endorse him on the premise that it would strengthen his brand in the 2016 GOP primary. He wanted to showcase his broad appeal on the political spectrum — his electability, in other words.
Apparently the Christie political team has not been following the arc of the modern Republican Party, at least in the America that lies outside of the New York metro area. The conservative wing of the GOP, aka primary voters, have little interest in candidates who trumpet their moderateness or bipartisan appeal. These are voters who are likely to believe that Obama was born in Kenya and is a Muslim; that climate change is a hoax; that John Boehner is a liberal sellout; and that if John McCain and Mitt Romney had only acted like true right-wingers, they would have become president. And they don't like anyone who thinks otherwise.
To prepare himself for a 2016 primary, Christie should have instead been trying to mask his Northeast-moderate body odor that repulses right-wingers in the interior states. One poll had already shown clearly that a sizable chunk of national GOP voters would not vote for him, and saw him as a noxious Republican in name only, to be mistrusted.
As for the polling that had him leading the 2016 field, recall that Rudy Giuliani had the same lead two years before the 2008 primary. He and his political team (from which Christie later hired his own advisers) were certain that the early data heralded a coronation. Giuliani later discovered that as someone from Manhattan with a moderate smell, he had no chance at all of winning a single battleground primary in states such as Nevada, Iowa, South Carolina or even New Hampshire. The early polling, that he and his team had swallowed like bait, had been merely a reflection of name recognition. He ended up spending all of his resources in Florida, hoping to get support from Northeast transplants. When even they rejected him, he was quickly finished off.
Other Republicans have made the same gross misreading of the national party. Jon Huntsman, the former Utah governor, thought that by accepting an ambassadorship in the Obama administration; speaking Mandarin Chinese on "The Colbert Report"; warning about the realities of climate change; and announcing his candidacy in New York in front of the Statue of Liberty, that he could secure the moderate, educated voters he believed were the key to winning the 2012 Republican primary. He thought they'd be drawn to his electability. He got under 1 percent of the vote.
And yes, there's a moderate sect of the Republican electorate but those voters would have started out firmly in the Christie camp, especially if Ted Cruz or Rand Paul were the alternatives. Christie's job, it seems to me, was to find a way to excite conservatives in the Central and Mountain time zones with some red meat, while not hurting his gubernatorial reelection bid, which was never really in doubt.
But alas, poor Christie allowed his ego or perhaps a provincial mind frame to get the better of him, abetted no doubt by the Wall Street types in the metro area whom he hung out with and raised money from; and maybe by the Hollywood entertainment moguls who swooned in his presence at the posh annual Sun Valley Media Conference in Idaho, which he addressed in 2013 to a standing ovation.
In the real Idaho, like the Idaho Republican Party, the talk is of returning America to the gold standard, strengthening gun rights in the wake of massacres, and repealing the 17th Amendment (which requires popular election of U.S. senators). And even this stuff is not good enough for some. A huge faction of conservatives has recently left the Idaho GOP, complaining that it has "been overtaken by liberals." Plenty of other states look the same.
It was this collection of lunatics, apparently, that Christie thought he would impress by showing that he could get the endorsements of Democrats such as Dawn Zimmer, the liberal, female mayor of Hoboken; or Steve Fulop, the mayor of Jersey City who enjoys marrying gay couples in public ceremonies. Upon such a calculation, Christie sent his specialists out to twist their arms and even break the law if necessary. It has proven to be an expensive folly.
Eric Stern lives in Helena, Montana. He was senior counsel to Brian Schweitzer, former Governor. Follow him on Twitter at @_ericstern.More Eric Stern.
Elliott and the friends with whom he recorded in middle school in Texas (photo courtesy of Dan Pickering)
Heatmiser publicity shot (L-R: Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson, Neil Gust, Elliott Smith) (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott and JJ Gonson (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
"Stray" 7-inch, Cavity Search Records (photo courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott's Hampshire College ID photo, 1987
Elliott with "Le Domino," the guitar he used on "Roman Candle" (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Full "Roman Candle" record cover (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Elliott goofing off in Portland (courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
Heatmiser (L-R: Elliott Smith, Neil Gust, Tony Lash, Brandt Peterson)(courtesy of JJ Gonson photography)
The Greenhouse Sleeve -- Cassette sleeve from Murder of Crows release, 1988, with first appearance of Condor Avenue (photo courtesy of Glynnis Fawkes)


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How different would America have been without a hurricane that hit St. Croix in late August 1772? Without it, Alexander Hamilton may never have never shaped this country's history.
Looking at two little-known versions of our Constitution
By Scott Bomboy
In 1787, the Founding Fathers proposed a new Constitution that profoundly changed America. But did you know some residents of Pennsylvania and New York were given versions of the Constitution that differed from the one approved in Philadelphia?
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Debt, health care, war—whatever the news of the day, featured guests at the National Constitution Center explain the issues and tell you what you need to know.
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Ryan Jones set to return ahead of schedule
ESPN Staff
April 9, 2013
Ryan Jones leaves the field after suffering a shoulder injury against Scotland © PA Photos
Wales flanker Ryan Jones looks set to return to the field before the end of the season and is hopeful of forcing his way into the British & Irish Lions reckoning.
Jones, who skippered Wales in three of their Six Nations matches, broke a bone in his shoulder while playing against Scotland on March 9 and at the time, it looked unlikely that he would recover in time before the end of the season. But he has revealed that he is just two weeks away from making his return from injury and he could feature for the Ospreys in their season run-in.
Lions coach Warren Gatland will name his squad for the 2013 tour on April 30 and Jones is optimistic of getting some match time under his belt before that announcement. "It's terrific news and I'm obviously delighted," Jones told the Telegraph. "I'm back running and doing some weights and a month down the line from that dreadful day at Murrayfield, things are looking good.
"Ideally, I would be looking to play over the weekend of the 27th and 28th April, but unfortunately, it's the Heineken Cup semi-finals and we are not in it. Because of that, I have thought about aiming for the weekend before against Glasgow. I've got an outside chance, but obviously, I won't rush things if it's not the right thing to do. If not, I will certainly be there for the game against Leinster over the first weekend in May."
Jones toured with the Lions to New Zealand in 2005 and played in all three Tests. In 2009, he was called up as a replacement for the inured Stephen Ferris but a previous concussion prevented him from playing any part in the series. The 2013 tour to Australia will, in all likelihood, be his last chance of pulling on the red Lions jersey and he is hopeful of getting the nod.
"I know that players are reluctant to speak of the Lions, especially when they are caught up in a busy Six Nations season," Jones added. "However, it's always there in the back of your mind and I'm certainly no different to anyone else. I have thought about it since the beginning of the season and I'm still thinking about it now. I suppose the news that I've had this week helps, because now I've got an opportunity that I didn't believe I would have."
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