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Christmas at the Farm
The Lyon farm and village is operated by the Kendall County Historical Society. For two Sundays in December, kids get to experience what an old time Christmas was like. Tables are set up with eight different holiday crafts. This exciting day includes a train display around the Christmas tree and naturally, they get to meet, and have their picture taken with Santa Claus. A story teller will read some holiday classics and they can enjoy roasted chestnuts. Chili and hot dogs are available for sale. Dec. 7 & 14 1-4 pm.
CITY: Aurora
Civil War Encampment
Don't miss this favorite annual tradition when members of the 10th Illinois Regiment and their families spend the weekend on the Mill grounds depicting what life was like in a Union military camp. Complete with authentic clothing, weapons, and tools, this event will take you back in time to the 1860s. Experience black powder firing demonstrations and drills, cooking, toys, and crafts. The members of this regiment are excellent presenters who pay attention to historical accuracy, and they are extremely dedicated to creating a unique and unforgettable experience.
CITY: Oak Brook
Celebrate the coming of fall at Downtown Oak Park's 23rd annual music festival. This free two-day event will offer seasonal food, microbrews, wine and live music. Kids can enjoy zucchini races and a root beer garden Saturday on Marion Street.
CITY: Oak Park
Boo! at the Zoo
Saturdays and Sundays, October 18-19 and October 25-26 Little ghost and goblins of all ages are sure to have a howlin' good time! Our not-so-scary and fun-filled event has something for the entire family to enjoy: *Can you find your way out of the "Crazy Maize" corn maze? *Cheer for the pumpkin or cheer on the "Pumpkin Smasher" *Take a spin on the "Haunted Carousel" *Watch professional pumpkin carver create 1,000 pound hack-o'-lanterns *Hop on the "Haunted Hayride" and go behind the scenes for a hauntingly good time *At 1pm the popular Costume Parade commences on the North Mall, goes around Roosevelt Fountain and concludes on the East Mall. *Participate in the Costume Showcase at 1:30pm. Prizes for the best animal theme, scariest, most original and best group. *Build a scarecrow at the Hamill Family Play Zoo *Great photo ops at several pumpkin patches *Watch animals enjoy their very own pumpkins *Several not-so-scare Zoo Chats will be scheduled throughout the day
CITY: Brookfield
Blackberry Farm Holiday Express
All aboard for the Blackberry Farm Holiday Express! Experience the holiday spirit of a magical train ride with Yuletide music and thousands of twinkling lights. Scheduled ticketing for fast service! New this year - caroling hayrides, storytellers and craft stations. Make a reindeer treat and warm up at the hot chocolate bar. It's all at Blackberry Farm first three weekends in December.
CITY: Aurora
29th Annual St. Charles Scarecrow Festival
Fri-Sat 9am-9pm, Sun 9am-6pm. More than 100 hand-crafted Scarecrows on display. View and vote for your favorites. Huge juried craft show, carnival, great food, continuous free live entertainment, many free children's activities.
CITY: St. Charles
Zombie Walk & Pub Crawl
Dress in your un-dead best and head to Roosevelt Road for the 5th annual Zombie Walk & Pub Crawl. The event will feature zombie make-up, a pub crawl, food and an after-party designed to rival even your fondest memories of Thriller. The "walking dead" will be led on a ravaging tour between 12th Street Rag, Commodore Berry VFW Post, Paparazzi, Friendly Tap and FitzGerald's Nightclub during the pub crawl. FitzGerald's will host the catered after party. In the true spirit of the un-dead, zombies will proceed between venues in silence. Once the crawl is over, zombies can resume their search for brains at their favorite Berwyn haunts until the late hours of the evening!
CITY: Berwyn
Zoo Run Run
Join us September 21st for the return of ZOO RUN RUN with courses entirely within the park! Begin in a forest under a canopy of 100-year-old oaks. Be inspired by rescued white pelicans from the Gulf. Dip past the Living Coast, Soar by the condors and bald eagles. Thunder by bison in Great Bear Wilderness, Gallop past giraffes, zebras and camels. Encounter endangered black rhino and pygmy hippos. Marvel at the big cats - lions, tigers, and snow leopards. Events begin at 8:30am and registration is up online.
CITY: Brookfield
Fiestas Patrias
Live music, native dancing and authentic food are all part of this traditional Mexican and Central American independence celebrations. Enjoy the costumes and flare of Erandi folkloric and Aztec dancers, mariachi and marimba music, soccer games and more.
CITY: North Chicago
Donny and Marie
The choreography is sizzling, the costumes are spectacular and their warm and playful personalities make for a performance you'll be talking about for weeks. It's no wonder Donny & Marie have been voted BEST OF LAS VEGAS year-after-year. Do not wait, these shows will sell out!
CITY: Aurora
Paramount Theatrical Production: The Who's Tommy
Set in the 1940s, Tommy is the story of a little boy who witnesses his father murder his mother's lover upon his surprise return home after being released from a prisoner of war camp. Find out the rest for yourself, be a part of the greatest rock opera ever written. Rated PG-13
CITY: Aurora
Yorktown Farmers Market
Yorktown is continuing our early evening Farmers Market outside at The Shops on Butterfield. A wide variety of vendors will be on hand featuring fresh fruits and vegetables, breads, muffins, olive oil, farm fresh cheese and milk, chocolates, fresh flowers and more! Attendees can also partake in weekly activities hosted by local organizations and live music on select dates.
CITY: Lombard
Aquatic Experience - Chicago
The Aquatic Experience – Chicago combines everything aquatic under one roof. From saltwater to freshwater with pond and aquatic reptiles, the Aquatic Experience has it all. Consumers and retailers are invited to join in on the educational seminars, fish auctions and a thriving show floor filled with hobbyists from entry level to the most sophisticated aquarium keepers as well as livestock and equipment experts and the industries best and trend setting manufacturers. Add in a bevy of high powered speakers you've heard of and read articles from but have not had the chance to meet in person and you've got a "must see" for any aquarist no matter what their experience level. Aquatic Experience – Chicago is proudly produced by World Pet Association (WPA), presenter of SuperZoo – The National Show for Pet Retailers and America's Family Pet Expo, an industry leading consumer event. Located at the Renaissance Schaumburg Convention Center Hotel.
CITY: Schaumburg
Deck the Depot
Saunter over to Berwyn's Depot District for Deck the Depot, a brisk holiday walk through Berwyn's downtown Winter Wonderland complete with lights, live reindeer and a petting zoo at the Municipal Parking Facility. Let Santa know what's on your wish list and then get a complimentary photo with the Big Man in Red at Bounce Sports. Snuggle up on a horse-drawn sleigh ride or a hayride (Windsor & Grove Ave.). Relax to the sounds of Carolers. For those who prefer a traditional chauffeur, a heated trolley will also make stops at all of the Open Houses. Best of all, even the "naughty" will be treated like the "nice" as all of the event's aforementioned features are family-friendly and free. Opening Ceremony will take place at 5:15pm at the "Berwyn" Train Depot at Windsor & Grove. Pick up an event punch card and enter our event raffle by visiting Bounce Sports. Depot District merchants will stay open late to offer complimentary goodies, holiday specials and cheer to all who visit. Don't forget that holiday shopping list! As an extra incentive, the event will feature a special drawing for adults 21+ who spend $10 in the Depot District and have the event passport "punched" by all of the participating open houses for a chance to win a basket worth over $200!
CITY: Berwyn
Holiday Magic at Brookfield Zoo
Saturdays and Sundays, December 6-7, 13-14, 20-21, Friday to Wednesday, December 26-31 (4-9pm) See the Lights. Feel the Magic. Continue the tradition. Chilcagoland's largest lights festival surrounds you in the cheer of over 1,000,000 twinkling lights, caroling to the animals, ice carving, light shows, Santa and Mrs. Claus. You're sure to feel the magic of the holidays! Many of our indoor exhibits will be open for viewing favorite animals, plus there will be Singing to the Animals and special Zoo Chats. In addition, the zoo restaurants and food stands will be open with full menus and holiday treats, and gift shops will have hundreds of unique items for those hard-to-shop-for loved ones. Enjoy a full schedule of nightly music and live entertainment inside the Pavilions. Also on the schedule, an amazing magic show, costumed characters, a model railroad display, and the 38 foot Talking Tree.
CITY: Brookfield
Berwyn's Oktoberfest
The 2014 Berwyn Oktoberfest will boast an international food court, carnival and amusement rides, family entertainment pavilion, and crafters and vendors. Live musical performances will be headlined by 1980s sensations Sixteen Candles on Friday night and rock/pop/indie band 7th Heaven on Saturday Night. And let's not forget the Beer Garden, which will feature special Oktoberfest seasonal selections. On Saturday, the family pavilion welcomes a variety of interactive activities including on-site video gaming, face-painting, a bounce house and obstacle course, bozo buckets, trivia and other games. Live entertainment includes music from The Boogers and Ashneco as well as dance and zumba performances.
CITY: Berwyn
Green Halloween in Downtown Oak Park
Have a boo-rific time at this EEK-o-friendly, healthy, green event! Stop in participating local businesses on the Green Pumpkin Trail to participate in free kids' activities including a pumpkin patch and kids' costume swap, and collect healthy treats.
CITY: Oak Park
40th Fall Fox Valley Antiques Show and Sale
Produced by the Chicago Suburban Antiques Dealers Assn. Authentic Antiques are exhibited indoors at the bright and spacious Kane County Fairgrounds. Catered lunch is available and there is free parking. Admission $8 benefits local historical and educational endeavors.
CITY: St. Charles
Light the Veltway
Roosevelt Road will light the way to the holiday season with merriment including live music, food and libations. Berwyn's entertainment row will offer festivities for the whole family.
CITY: Berwyn
61st Annual American Indian Center POW-WOW
Enjoy a native dance competition with singers. Artisans selling jewelry, photography, dream catchers and more. Native American foods from frybread to an "Indian" taco. Storytelling, archery, fishing, boating, and more! A great affordable family event in a natural setting. Enter through the Route 72 entrance at Route 53.
CITY: Elk Grove
Long Grove's Irish Days
Back by popular demand Irish Days will return Labor Day weekend. A three day long fest that can't be missed. Bring the whole family and enjoy all the best that the Irish culture offers including live music, dancers, best legs in a Kilt competition, traditional Irish food and drink, activities for the wee folk, a Irish dog competition and a village-wide leprechaun hunt. This family-friendly Irish bash will be stationed in Fountain Square in the heart of Downtown Long Grove.
CITY: Long Grove
The Old House New House Home Show/Fall 2014
The 60th season of The Old House Home Show. The Mega Center and Ballroom will be brimming with engaging exhibits from 300 outstanding participants.
CITY: St. Charles
Rt 66 Car Show
Plan to make your trip to Route 66 a weekend getaway! Join in for a pre-show cook-out before the big Berwyn Rt66 Car Show. Come out to Paisans Pizzeria & Bar on Friday from 7-10pm for music, food, fun and to get a taste of modern-day Route 66. On Saturday, the Berwyn Rt66 Car Show starts taking in registered cars at 7am. The event offers tons of fun awards, t-shirts and dash plaques for all pre-registered participants!
CITY: Berwyn
Old House New House Home Show/Fall 2015
Explore 300 deluxe displays with the latest in kitchens, baths, building, remodeling and landscaping. Meet award-winning contractors and creative craftsmen to improve your home and surroundings.
CITY: St. Charles
WinterFest in Downtown Oak Park
Join Oak Park for a cookie walk inside over 50 participating shops and restaurants! Catch a glimpse of Saint Nicholas, enjoy a variety of family friendly acts and warm up inside the hospitality tent with free hot chocolate and coffee.
CITY: Oak Park
Berwyn's Oktoberfest 2014
September can only mean one thing in the Chicagoland festival calendar - Berwyn's Oktoberfest! Save the dates and make the trip to Berwyn's Historic Depot District. The event boasts an international food court, carnival and amusement rides, family entertainment pavilion, and crafters and vendors. Live musical performances will be headlined by 1980s sensations Sixteen Candles on Friday night and rock/pop/indie band 7th Heaven on Saturday night. Let's not forget the Beer Garden, which will feature special Oktoberfest seasonal selections among others!
CITY: Berwyn
Autumn on the Fox Art and Craft Show
29th annual Autumn on the Fox Art and Craft show. All items are handmade by the exhibiting artist. There are 170 artisans. Jewelry, metal art, stained glass, photography, primitive wood, whimsical folk art and more. Food is available.
CITY: St. Charles
Ensemble Español
Under the artistic direction of founder Dame Libby Komaiko, Ensemble Español is internationally recognized as the premier center for Spanish dance, music and culture in America. Quicksilver choreography steeped in an atmosphere of romance, they get to the essence of what dance is all about, emotion in motion.
CITY: Grayslake
Raisin' Cane: A Harlem Renaissance Odyssey
Raisin' Cane celebrates and honors the legendary voices of the Harlem Renaissance through text, song, music, movement and imagery. Jasmine Guy, the star of the Bill Cosby spin-off A Different World, is an accomplished actress, singer and comedienne. Avery Sharpe is considered one of the greatest jazz bassist of his generation.
CITY: Grayslake
Home for the Holidays in Downtown Oak Park
Catch the old fashioned holiday spirit in Downtown Oak Park! Celebrate the season with free horse-drawn sleigh rides and a visit from Santa!
CITY: Oak Park
Village of Itasca's Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest will feature music, German food and drinks, and other entertainment for people of all ages.
CITY: Itasca
Superb songwriting, harmonies and with a repertoire ranging from sentimental ballads to blistering rockers, Brian FitzGerald and Martin McCormack draw on Americana and Celtic themes reflecting their Midwestern roots and Irish heritage.
CITY: Grayslake
American Folk Art Show
Extraordinary handmade arts and crafts made by award winning artisans. Reproductions of antique American furniture, historic crafts, folk art, primitives, unique Halloween, Christmas creations! Also some original antiques.
CITY: St. Charles
Ride of the Zombies
Ride of the Zombies is a costume-themed cycling and Family Fun Fair charity event designed to benefit Ann and Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago's Sleep Medicine Department. Cyclists can choose between a 25- or 50-mile route, riding McHenry County's flat to gently rolling country roads, passing beautiful scenic farms. The family members who stay behind can enjoy the Family Fun Fair, games, food, entertainment, and local artist booths. Presented by Bike Connection of Schaumburg and Children's Sleep Advocacy Foundation.
CITY: Woodstock
ABBA Mania
This Abba tribute takes the audience back in time, recreating one of the world's finest pop groups on stage. Enjoy all of the favorites including, Mamma Mia, Voulez Vous, Dancing Queen, Winner Takes It All, Super Trouper and many more.
CITY: Grayslake
The Golden Dragon Acrobats Present: Cirque Ziva
Cirque Ziva is a fast-paced, technically innovative and beautifully presented new show, featuring the elite members of the Golden Dragon Acrobats. Enjoy an unique cirque spectacular showcases traditional Chinese acrobats who dazzle with amazing feats of athleticism, daring heart-stopping stunts and the grace of their centuries-old art form.
CITY: Grayslake
Broadway's Next H!T Musical
Every song is fresh. Every scene is new. Every night is different. It's all improvised and it's all funny! Master improvisers create an evening of music, humor and laughter gathered from made-up, hit song suggestions from the audience, turning it into a full-blown improvised musical.
CITY: Grayslake
Frank Lloyd Wright Races
Now in our 38th year! Bring your racing and running season to a close in historic Oak Park with the flat, fast, and scenic route of the 2014 Frank Lloyd Wright Races. The races feature a 5k Run/Walk, 10k Run, and a Youth Mile for ages 7-14. All events are on Sunday, October 19th and start just east of the Oak Park River Forest High School at Scoville and Ontario Streets, and finish on Scoville in front of the school.
CITY: Oak Park
Johnny Appleseed Festival
Crystal Lake's largest one-day event brings families and the community together to celebrate Fall. Activities for the day will include live music, entertainment, pony rides, petting zoo, pumpkin train, pumpkin bowling, clowns, face painting, story telling, temporary tattoos, wagon rides, craft fair, Farmers Market, and so much more! Meet and greet Johnny Appleseed himself, as he strolls the streets of downtown, telling his story.
CITY: Crystal Lake
Michael Londra's Celtic Yuletide
Described as one of the greatest Irish singers of the time, Michael Londra creates an Irish Christmas with world class dancers and classic stories from his homeland. He sings traditional heartwarming carols like Winter, Fire and Snow, The Maiden's Lullaby and Gaelic pieces like Oiche Ciuin (Silent Night), plus many sing-along carols the audience will know and love!
CITY: Grayslake
Shades of Autumn
"Shades of Autumn" is the annual fall festival at Stade's Farm & Market. Located in McHenry County in northern Illinois, Shades of Autumn is a great place to bring the whole family to enjoy nature's bounty, plus great entertainment, during the most beautiful time of the year. During Shades of Autumn, you can experience a day on the farm filled with family fun. Runs weekends Sept. 8, 2012 through October 28, 2012.
CITY: McHenry
Lynfred Winery's Oktoberfest
When the grapes begin to arrive at Lynfred and the crush begins we all know what's right around the corner Lynfred 's annual Oktoberfest! The celebration of Oktoberfest at Lynfred began over two decades ago continues to be a festival that is remembered by all. Two days of German sing-a-longs, grape splitting, grape stomping, cork tossing and barrel races! Bring your friends, bring your family and bring your appetite!
CITY: Roselle
The Second City Hits Home
Come out for a night of laughter as The Second City takes on all the news that's fit to twist. The biggest headlines! The hot-button issues! All served up with a side of that famous Chicago-style improv. Don't miss this chance to see the superstars of tomorrow live on stage now!
CITY: Grayslake
I've Got A Little Twist
The New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players perform a comedic mash-up cabaret of musical hits. The Mikado meets The Music Man and HMS Pinafore sets sail for Brigadoon. A fresh and most heartfelt performance, not to be missed.
CITY: Grayslake
A Carpenters Christmas
Based on the music of The Carpenters' two holiday albums and Christmas variety shows, singer and playwright Lisa Rock and her six-piece band bring their unforgettable songs to the stage. Enjoy tunes such as Merry Christmas Darling and the jazzy Santa Claus is Comin' to Town. A holiday concert that spreads joy and cheer to all!
CITY: Grayslake
Turkey Testicle Festival
It's a great night as you don't have to bring a dish to pass or talk to relatives. If you have never tried a turkey testicle, this is your chance! No need to worry about the weather the festival is held under one huge heated tent, with plenty of portable potties available. The bar is open but the number of people allowed inside at any one time is limited, as it can become pretty packed. There will also be hats, t-shirts and sweatshirts for sale to remember the night. "So grab a friend that's never been, enjoy a cold brew, great music, and hot nuts!" This is a 21 and older event only so bring your ID. Hope to see you there.
CITY: Huntley
Brit Beat - Tribute to the Beatles
Take a trip back to 1964 with BritBeat's tribute to the Beatles. With mop tops, retro costumes, vintage instruments and harmonizing vocals, BritBeat Beatles Tribute Band performs all of the memorable Beatle hits from the sixties. Their British style, charisma and character creates the ultimate Beatles Tribute concert experience. They display the same youthful excitement and boyish charm as the original "Fab Four" to recreate the electrifying performances made by the Beatles when they first came onto the American scene and started the "British Invasion" and "Beatlemania."
CITY: Arlington Heights
Anything Goes at the Marriott Theatre
Anything Goes is non-stop laughs and madcap fun on the S.S. American with an unusual array of passengers including a gangster, a wealthy debutante, a charismatic nightclub singer and a lovesick stowaway. With spectacular dance and a boatload of Cole Porter tunes like You're the Top, I Get a Kick Out of You and the title song, the audience will get a 'kick' out of Anything Goes.
CITY: Lincolnshire
Fine Art of Fiber
Viewers will enjoy an exhibition of more than 150 pieces, including quilts, various types of needle arts, knitting, weaving, wearable art, dolls and jewelry. Sales boutiques offer a similarly wide variety of items for sale, including woven and knitted pieces, artwear, traditional and contemporary quilts, handmade holiday gifts, and much more. There will also be fashion shows and lectures. Parking fees apply.
CITY: Glencoe
La Cage aux Folles
La Cage aux Folles has become a classic musical comedy. Set against the glitter of a Saint-Tropez nightclub, a middle-aged gay couple agree to hide their relationship when their son returns home with his fiancée's ultra-conservative parents. Feathers get ruffled and households upended in a poignant tale of one family's struggle to stay together, stay fabulous and above all else, stay true to themselves.
CITY: Lincolnshire
Roots Aurora Festival
Roots Aurora is a celebration of the many cultures that represent this great city. A truly multicultural festival of dancing, music, art and (most importantly) food, Roots Aurora gives you the unique opportunity to experience just a sampling of the rich heritage of the Aurora residents from around the globe. The festival is a fantastic chance to better appreciate the many cultures present right here in Aurora without having to pack a passport and phrasebook!
CITY: Aurora
City of Angels
Los Angeles, 1940's. It's double the laughs and double the intrigue as two plots unfold at once when a young New York writer is brought to Los Angeles to turn his best-selling crime novel into a screenplay. As we follow the writer's travails in the film industry, the novel's private-eye comes to life in the evening's split screen plot.
CITY: Lincolnshire
Holiday Cheers!: Seasonal Tasting
Celebrate not only the holidays, but also Repeal Day - the end of Prohibition. The Garden will do this Chicago-style with tastings of spirits, wine and winter brews that are all local. Also enjoy the surroundings of the Wonderland Express exhibition featuring trains and over 80 Chicago landmarks. Guests receive a wristband, tasting glass and tasting sheet. Light fare and drinks will be available for purchase.
CITY: Glencoe
St. Charles Home Show/Spring
Talk to local contractors, learn how to renovate, repair, decorate, and update your home and yard. Shop for marketplace items for the whole family.
CITY: St. Charles
Jerry Lewis
He is one of The Most Recognized Personalities on the Planet! He's an Academy Award winner, Hollywood/Las Vegas icon, Nobel Peace Prize nominee and international treasure. Now you can spend the afternoon with Jerry Lewis as he shares stories and rarely seen film clips of some of his greatest moments on screen with some of the greatest entertainers in history. And let's not forget the jokes you'll want to remember to retell your friends and the hilarious Q&A with the audience. You never know, you may get that chance of a lifetime and talk to the King of Comedy. It's one afternoon only with one of the most unforgettable personalities in entertainment.
CITY: Aurora
58th Annual Fox Valley Antiques Show
Authentic antiques exhibited indoors at the Kane County Fairgrounds. Plenty of free parking. Admission $8 benefits local historical, educational endeavors.
CITY: St. Charles
17th Annual Chicago Drum Show
World's largest, longest running vintage and custom drum show. Exhibits, clinics, classes, demonstrations, entertainment, celebrity guests. Admission: $15; children 5-12 $10.
CITY: St. Charles


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College of the Canyons Assistant Superintendent Mitjl Carvalho Capet has been named the new president of Reedley College, College of the Canyons officials announced Monday.
Local residents interested in serving on the William S. Hart Union High School District's Measure SA Oversight Committee have until 4 p.m. tomorrow to file their applications.
California motorists are reminded to "slow or move over" for Caltrans workers or CHP officers standing on roadways.
Since 1961, the firefighters at Station 107 in Canyon Country have battled countless blazes, two major earthquakes and a flood, among other catastrophes.
Deputies arrested a 26-year-old Newhall man on suspicion of attempted murder, according to a report issued Monday by the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station.
Fire crews Sunday continued to monitor the debris from a 32-acre Agua Dulce blaze that torched a bridge and briefly threatened a scattering of homes on Saturday.
As Santa Clarita joins cities statewide in a legal bid to save redevelopment agencies, business owners say the city's activity in downtown Newhall has been a boon.
The classic conundrum is simply this: What came first, the chicken or the egg? Since both require the other, there is difficulty in determining how they both came into being.
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Have you ever written what you thought was a rather innocuous email only to find out much later that the recipient found it both offensive and hurtful?
Committee note: Out of concern for this week's recipient's well-being, the committee has decided to withhold her name. The nomination was provided by Single Mothers Outreach in Santa Clarita.
With 22 years in practice, Dr. Linda Chenaur is creating a new standard for helping people in the community solve their back pain problems.
One patient was wheeled down the hallway, stable after an open-heart surgery.
It is my honor to serve as your councilwoman. I am available full-time and every-day – responding to your concerns – bringing fresh, new ideas to ensure that our city continues to provide the high quality of life we demand.
Scott and Vanessa Wilk have made Santa Clarita Valley their home for nearly 25 years, and last year, he was honored to be elected to the 38th Assembly District.
Moazzem Chowdhury has lived in the United States for over 25 years and the city of Santa Clarita has been his home for over 20 years. Moazzem, Jeenat, his wife of 30 years, and his son and daughter all consider themselves blessed to live here.
Dear Santa Clarita friends and neighbors,
My wife Pamela and I moved to Santa Clarita in 1965. We raised two children and have five gorgeous grandchildren. Four generations of our family live in Santa Clarita.
This summer, the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce will host the third annual Patriot Luncheon on July 11 at the Hyatt Regency Valencia.
Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich will address the Santa Clarita Valley business and community leaders on May 1 at the fifth annual State of the County Luncheon.
We all know that perception often influences our decisions, yet we catch ourselves and become reminded that what we perceive isn't always what's really going on. With the constant barrage of information available in today's 24/7 world, it's important to not get caught up in the day-to-day market volatility and news headlines. That daily hype doesn't always dovetail with what Wells Fargo Advisors top strategists are observing in the financial marketplace.
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Who should play Anastasia Steele in Fifty Shades of Grey?
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Who should play Anastasia Steele in Fifty Shades of Grey?
ashley greene for anastasia!
I like Lily Collins for Ana. She is a sweet looking girl, but with those big doe eyes, I bet she can sexy it up too.
i think Teresa Palmer is a good fit.
The person I think should play Anastasia Steele is Jennifer Love Hewitt.
Who to play Anastasia in the 50 Shades of Grey Movie.
I think Alexis Bledel would be perfect playing the role of Anastacia Steele. And Ian Somerhalder for Christian Grey.
Ugh none of them. This is so stupid. If they must make this then get UNKNOWNS, people whose careers won't have this atrocity connected to it. This seriously a bad move.
KAT DENNINGS for Ana Steele!!! Just look at her! She's Ana personified!!!
None of these.
Alexandra Daddario as Ana Steele
Henry Cavill as Christian.
I also find Chris Hemsworth and Tom Welling very hot and they maybe could pull off the role.


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September 3-5, 2014 Tokyo, Japan
DBEDT and over 50 Hawaii manufacturers will converge in the Hawaii Pavilion at the largest gift show in Asia. Interested vendors currently being recruited.
Hawaii – where life and aloha are part of the bottom lineNavigation
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Hawaii Fashion Month brought together the private sector and government to discuss the establishment of a Designer-in-Residence (DIR) Program in Hawaii fashioned after the Macy's DIR programs in Philadelphia, San Francisco and Chicago. Organized by DBEDT's HI Growth Initiative that targets high-growth/high-potential entrepreneurs, the brainstorming and discussion session led by Allison Izu. Participants included Ari South of Andy South, Dale Hope, Terri Funakoshi of Hilo Hattie, Mark Tsuda of Jams World, Toby Portner of Hawaii Fashion Incubator; DBEDT officials Karl Fooks, Dennis Ling, Georja Skinner, Lauren Primiano and Marlene Hiraoka; and others in the fashion design and manufacturing industry. The goal is to institute a "boot camp", mentoring and access- to- capital program for fashion related companies to grow the next Tommy Bahama, Pink Martini or Diesel – but from Hawaii! Go to DBEDT's HI Growth Initiative Website for more information.


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During my brief visit to Wisconsin I contacted Kohler (at the last minute) about a possible visit. Within an hour I was pleasantly greeted by Kohler representative, Lauren Aust and senior designer Travis Rotelli. They took their time to introduce the new Kohler products and show me around the Kohler Design Center which is awesome!
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text: 1 CURRICULUM VITAE (Since 1998) PERSONAL INFORMATION Name: Ann Gilbert Wylie Title: Assistant President and Chief of Staff Professor of Geology Professional Address: Office of the President 1101 Main Administration University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 Phone: (301) 405-6848 Department of Geology University of Maryland College Park, Maryland 20742 Phone: (301) 405-4079 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com Educational Background: Wellesley College, Wellesley, Massachusetts, 1966 B.A. Major: Geology Columbia University, New York, New York, 1972 Ph.D. Major: Economic Geology Minors: Mineralogy, Mining Engineering, Petrology Academic Positions: Teaching Assistant, Geology Department, Columbia University, 1966-67 Preceptor, Geology Department, Columbia University, 1967-69, 1970-71 Assistant Professor, Department of Agronomy, University of Maryland, 1972-1973 Assistant Professor, Department of Geology, University of Maryland, 1973-1977 Associate Professor, Department of Geology, University of Maryland, 1977-1992 Professor, Department of Geology, University of Maryland, 1992- Acting Associate Dean for Research, Graduate School, University of Maryland, 1984-1986 Special Assistant to the Dean for Graduate Studies and Research, University of Maryland, 1986-1987 Acting Chairman, Geology Department, University of Maryland, 1989-1990 Associate Chairman and Director of Graduate Studies, Geology Department, University of Maryland, 1990-1994 Undergraduate Director, Department of Geology, University of Maryland, 1996-1997 Acting Associate Dean, College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences, University of Maryland, 1999- 2000 Assistant Provost, University of Maryland, 2000 – 2001 Associate Provost, University of Maryland, 2001 Assistant President and Chief of Staff, 2001 - present Other Positions: Mineralogist, U.S. Bureau of Mines, January 1981-August 1981 2 PUBLICATIONS (27 Prior to 1998) Refereed Publications: Wylie, A.G., "The habit of asbestiform amphibole: Implications for the analysis of bulk samples", Advances in Environmental Measurement Methods for Asbestos, ASTM STP 1342, M.E. Beard, H.L. Rooks, Eds. (1999) p. 53- 69. Verkouteren, J. R., and Wylie, A.G., The Tremolite-Actinolite-Ferro-actinolite series: Systematic Relationships among CellParameters, Composition, Optical Properties, and Habit and Evidence of Discontinuities, American Mineralogist 85 p.1239-1254. Wylie, A.G. and Verkouteren, J.R., "Amphibole Asbestos from Libby, Montana: Aspects of Nomenclature", American Mineralogist 85 (2000) p. 1540-1542. Verkouteren, J.R., and Wylie, A.G., Anomalous Optical Properties of Fibrous Tremolite, Actinolite and Ferro- Actinolite, American Mineralogist, 87 (2002) p. 1090-1095. Chapters or Articles in Books: (5 prior to 1998) INVITED: Wylie, A.G. and P.A. Candela, "Metallic Mineral Deposits - Chromite" in Geol. of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Geol. Survey and Pittsburgh Geol. Survey, Special Publication 1, (1999) p.588-595. Other Publications: (8 prior to 1998) Prestegaard, K., Wylie, A.G. and Piccoli, P.M., Characterization of Grout Samples at Winding Ridge." Power Plant Research Program, Maryland Department of Natural Resources. (1999). Schwartz, C., A.G. Wylie, A. Davis, B. James, "Investigation of the Expansive Behavior of Chromium Tailings: Final Report on Phase II Investigations," April 2000. Piccoli, P.M., DeHarde, A., Wylie, A.G., and Prestegaard, K., "Development of a Grout for the Kempton Mine: Characterization (XRD, Chemical Analyses, and SEM/EPMA Data) of Starting Materials. Power Plant Research Project Report, Maryland Department of Natural Resources (2000). Published Abstracts and Professional Papers presented (24 prior to 1998) Verkouteren, J.R. and A. G. Wylie, "Microdiffraction Analysis of Fibrous Talc: Asbestos in Crayons", 2001 Denver X-ray Conference, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA, August 2, 2001. Piccoli, P.M., DeHarde, A., Wylie, A.G., "Recycling coal Combustion Byproducts: a Laboratory Study to Evaluate Grout Formulations for Use in the Kempton Mine Complex, Western Maryland. Geological Society of America. Abstracts with Programs, (2001). Verkouteren, J.R. and A.G. Wylie, "Identification of Tremolite-Actinolite Asbestos", 2001 Asbestos Health Effects Conference, May 24-25, 2001, Oakland, CA, (2001). Verkouteren, J.R., A. G. Wylie, E. Windsor, J. Courny, R. Perkins, T. Ennis, "Powder X-Ray Diffraction for Asbestos Analysis", International Centre for Diffraction Data, Annual Meeting of Members, ICDD Headquarters, Newtown Square, PA, March 20, (2002). Greenwood, W. and A.G. Wylie, "The Optical Properties and Chemical Composition of Fibrous Talc" ASTM Johnson Conference, July 21-25, Johnson, Vermont, (2002). Verkouteren, J.R., and A.G. Wylie, "A PLM Method for Quantitative Analysis of Amphibole Asbestos in Bulk Materials at 0.01wt.%", ASTM Johnson Conference, July 21-25, Johnson, Vermont, (2002). Verkouteren, J.R. and A.G. Wylie, "Optical Characteristics and Mineralogy of Environmental Amphibole Asbestos", ASTM Johnson conference, July 21-25, Johnson, Vermont, (2002). RESEARCH GRANTS (15 prior to 1998) 1998 Co-Project Director "Characterization of Coal Combustion Products and Derived Grout Materials," Nuclear Power Plant Research Program, Maryland Department of the Environment, $10,000. 1999 3 Co-Project Director "Characterization of Coal Combustion Products and Derived Grout Materials, Nuclear Power Plant Research Program, Maryland Department of the Environment, $60,000. 2000 Co-Project Director, "Characterization of Coal-Combustion Products and Derived Grout Material". Power Plant Research Program, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, $40,000. Co-Project Director, "Characterization of Coal-Combustion products and Derived Grout Material (supplement) Power Plant Research Program, Maryland Department of Natural Resources, $60,000. 2000-2001 Co-Project Director, "A study of the Mineralogical Transformations in Fly-Ash Based Grouts. Maryland Department of Natural Resources, Power Plant Research Program, $30,000. HONORS Seven College Conference of Women's Colleges Scholarship to Wellesley College, 1962-1966. Wellesley College Scholar, 1966. Wellesley College B.A., cum laude Faculty Fellowship, Columbia University, 1969-70, 1971-72. Citation from Governor, State of Maryland, for recognition of assistance in implementation of Title IX in Maryland, 1983. Butler Prize, Geological Society of Washington, 1989. Given for the best paper read before the Society, 1989. Distinguished Scholar-Teacher 1995, UMCP. INSTRUCTION Courses taught since 1986: Approximate Average Enrollment Physical Geology 150 Economic Geology 10 Optical Mineralogy 6-10 Ore Microscopy 3 Senior Thesis Research 10 Advanced Topics in Economic Geology 14 Geology of Maryland 6 Geology and Public Policy 15 Environmental Geology 60 Student: Undergraduate Thesis (beginning 1980) Major Advisor: 1 Ed. Jacobsen "Coal Geology of Garrett County, Maryland" (1980) Sharron O'Donnell "Coal Geology of Southwestern Kentucky (1982) Eric Windsor "Shape Characterization of Amphiboles" (1982) Morris Levin "Characterization of Part of the Sykesville Magnetite District by a Magnetometer" (1982) Lyle Griffith "The Use of a Magnetometer in Characterizing the Beasman Prospect, Sykesville, MD." (1982) 2 John Varndell "Heavy Element and Particle Size Relationships in a Sludge Disposal Site, Baltimore, Maryland" (1982) Joe Segretti "Relationship between cytotoxicity and coating of chrysotile fibers" (1982) 1 Winner of the AAPG National Undergraduate Research Award 2nd Place Winner of the AAPG National Undergraduate Research Award 2 4 Mark Beal, A Geologic Evaluation of a Placer Gold Deposit in Southern Farquier Co., Virginia (1982) Keith Mason "A Preliminary Evaluation of Copper and Cobalt in Conjunction with Iron Mining in the Beasman Prospect of Sykesville, Md." (1983) Michael D. Jones "Chromium in the Soils and Streambeds above the Hunting Hill Serpentinite Body, Montgomery County, Md." (1983) Theresa Baker "Crack Growth in Quartz: The Effects of Chemical Environments" (1983) Mark Hevey "Gas Production and Faulting in Gas Field, Kansas" (1983) Brian Hart "A Potential Field Study of the Magnetite Bearing Deposits of the Central Portion of the Sykesville Mining District" (1984) Katherine Heller "A Reconnaissance Study of the Origin of Small Talc and Serpentine Bodies in the Wissahickon Formation within the Maryland Piedmont" (1984) Dan Linder "Comparison of the James Run with the Sykesville and Morgan Run Formation" (1987) Bethany Baker "Observation on the Geology of Montgomery County from geomagnetic, aeroradioactivity and gravity surveys" (1987) Valerie Gray "Reconnaissance Study on the Source of Gamma Radiation Fluctuation in Eastern Montgomery County" (1987) Tom Davis "Comparative Geothermometry by Using Garnet-Biotite and Fe-Ti Oxides in the Loch Raven Schist (1988). Dan Galasso "Geochemical Prospecting of Heavy Minerals to Determine if a Marker Exists for the Sykesville District of Carroll County, MD" (1991). David Berry "Analysis of Trace Quantities of Amphibole Asbestos Based on the Fractal Model for Mass Distribution" (1994). Bob Schultz "Determination of Asbestos in a Matrix Through Employment of the Fractal Model for Mass Distribution" (1995). Allan Jackson-Gewirtz "A Comparison of Methods of Analysis of Powdered Samples" (1995). Roberta Winters "Biological Effect of Fiber Size and Mineralogy: The Case of Talc Fibers in Hamster Tracheal Epithelial (HTE) and Rat Macrophage Cells (RMC)" (1995). Mi Lim "Anomalous Optical Properties of Tremolite-Actinolite Fibers" (1995). Tom Biolsi "Effects of absorption and thickness in measuring the index of refraction of blue glass and riebeckite and its application to crocidolite" (1996). Katherine White "X-ray diffraction and optical analysis of picrolite from the State Line Quarry, PA"(1996). Christine Rosenfeld, "Characterization of the Chemistry of the Zeolites Erionite and Mordenite as a Function of Morphology: An SEM/EDS study" (1996). Matt McMillan "Lattice dimensions vs. chemical composition and optical properties of tremolite "(1997). Russell Meyer "Lattice Dimensions, chemical composition and optical properties of crocidolite" (1999). Graduate Research Committee Chairmanships (beginning 1985): Master of Science John Ossi, M.S., "A New Petrographic Method For Interpreting Coal-Forming Environments of Deposition" (1985). Robert Virta, M.S., "An Evaluation of the Adequacy of Morphological Data for Determining the Carcinogenicity of Minerals (1988). Dan Linder, M.S., "The Mineralogy and Origin of the State Line Talc Deposit, Lancaster Co., PA" (1990). Tim Rose, M.S., "Petrology and Chemical Variation of Peraluminous Granitic Rocks from the Northern Lobe of the Phillips Pluton, Maine" (1991). Jiang Feng, M.S., "Evidence for compositional variation in phyllite from Carroll and Frederick Counties, MD" (1996). Diane Hanley, M.S., "Overland flow evaluation of lava flow platform" (1998). William Greenwood M.S. "Mineralogical Characteristics of Fibrous Talc" (1998). Mark Watson, M.S., "Effects of intergrowths on the Physical Characteristics of fibrous Anthophyllite" (1999). Amina DeHarde, M.S., "Characterization of Grouts made from Coal Combustion By-Products: Mineralogy and Physical Properties" (2001). Ph.D. 5 James Crowley, Ph.D., "Geochemical Study of Playa Efflorescent Salt Crusts and Associated Brines by Using Spectral Reflectance, X-ray Diffraction and Brine Chemical Data" (1991). Martitia Tuttle, Ph.D., "Late Holocene Earthquakes and their Implications for Earthquake Potential of the New Madrid Seismic Zone, Central United States" (1999). SERVICE Professional Public Service: Membership in Professional Societies: Geological Society of America (Fellow) Mineralogical Association of Canada Sigma Xi Geological Society of Washington American Association of Petroleum Geologists American Association for the Advancement of Science American Geophysical Union Society of Economic Geologists Service to Professional Societies: Sigma Xi, Executive Committee, UMd. Chapter (1984) Geological Society of America Campus representative (1985-present) Chairman, Sigma Xi Graduate Student Research Award Selection Committee, UMCP (1986,1987) Mineralogical Society of America: Tellers Committee, 1989-1991. Representative to American Geological Institute, K-12 Education Committee, 1991 Field Trip Chairman, Geological Society of Washington, 1990. Delegate to AAPG - Geological Society of Washington 1995-96. Reviews I have reviewed articles for the following publications and/or federal agencies: American Industrial Hygiene Journal American Mineralogist Canadian Mineralogist Economic Geology Environmental Protection Agency Environmental Research Science Society of Mining Engineers U.S. Geological Survey U.S. Bureau of Mines Other Co-Chairman, New York Academy of Sciences, Workshop #1. Significance of Aspect Ratio in Regulation of Asbestos Fiber Exposure, Conference on the Scientific Basis for the Public Control of Environmental Health Hazards, New York (1978). Invited Chairman and Organizer of "Asbestiform Minerals Symposium", AIME Annual Meeting (1979) Tucson, Arizona. Appointed by the U.S. Secretary of Education to the Task Force on Asbestos in the Schools (1980-1984). 6 Session Chairman, EPA Conference on Monitoring and Evaluation of Airborne Asbestos Levels Following Abatement, March, 1984. Appointed reference analyst for U.S. Navy Asbestos Analysis Quality Assurance Program (administered by Research Triangle Institute) 1984-1990. Session Chairman, Economic Geology III, Geol. Soc. of Amer. National Meeting, November 1985. Member, ASTM Task Group for writing Standard Methods of Analyses of Asbestos by TEM, SEM, Phase Contrast Optical Microscopy and Polarized Light Microscopy. 1985-1990. Author of Polarized Light Microscopy Method (grey sheets). Expert witness, Occupational Safety and Health Administration hearing on asbestos regulation, 1985, 1990. Invited participant, Penn. Geol. Survey Conference on Mapping in the Piedmont, 1987. Expert panel member, EPA, Superfund Bulk Asbestos Method, 1990-1991. University Service: Departmental Committees Committee of the Whole 1972-1981 Department Chairman Search Committee 1980-81 Department Secretary 1982-83 United Way Representative 1982 Development of Upper-level Courses for General Student 1984 Building Committee (1986-1990) Scheduling Committee (1986-1994) Undergraduate Affairs Committee (1987-94) Departmental Field Trip Coordinator (1987-88) Library Representative (1987-1990) Acting Chair (1989-1990) Graduate Committee (member 1990-present; Chair 1990-94) Ad-hoc Committee for Departmental Policy on Training TAs. 1991 Chair Ad-hoc Field Trip Committee (1992) Salary Committee (1993; Chair, 1994) Ad-hoc Committee on Faculty Workloads (1994-95) Search Committee Chair - Associate Staff (1994-95) Search Committee - Faculty (1995-96) Division of Agriculture and Life Sciences Committees: Science in Action, 1973, "X-ray Diffraction of Minerals" Committee of the Faculty, Division Council, Chairman, 1973-74, 1974-75 Division Council, 1973-76, Chairman, 1976-77 Committee for By-laws, Division Council, 1975-76 Executive Committee, Division Council, 1973-76 Search Committee, Director Ag. 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Station 1975-76 Opportunities for Women in Engineering and Science Planning Committee, 1975-76 Library Committee, 1975-1979 Ad Hoc Committee to revise Plan of Governance, 1978 Search Committee, Department Chairman (Geology), 1979 Search Committee, Provost of the Division, 1980 Ad Hoc Committee for the review of salaries of faculty women, 1982 Ad Hoc Committee on enrollments, 1982-83 Promotions, Tenure Review Committee, 1982-83 Ad Hoc Committee for the review of salaries of faculty women, 1983 Ad Hoc Committee for review of salaries of faculty women, 1984 Ad Hoc Committee for Larry Vanderhoef Dinner, 1984 Ad Hoc Committee for review of electron microscopy use on campus, 1985 7 College of Computer, Mathematical and Physical Sciences: PCC Committee, 1986-1987 1992-93 Search Committee, Director of IPST, 1987-88 Physics Chair Search Committee, 1989-1990 Space Committee, 1989-1991 Female Faculty Salary Review committee, 1986-1989 Distinguished Faculty Fellowship Review Committee, 1990 College APAC, 1990 Astronomy Chair Search Committee, 1992 Internal Review Committee for Department of Geology, 1992-93 APT Committee, 1993-94, 1994-95 Ad-hoc Committee for Faculty Workloads, 1994 ESSIC Search Committee, Director and Faculty, 1998, Chair 1999 -2000. 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Universities, 1984-1986 University Patent Committee, 1985-1986 Middle States Review Committee-Curriculum, Instruction and Research, 1985-1986 Creative and Performing Arts Board, 1984-1985. 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I'm currently working on a rather complex ETL system in the medical industry. There are new business rules uncovered daily as development and analysis proceeds in parallel due to overwhelming business urgencies. The use cases in the system are limited pretty much to "Process File." Everything else is buried in a system of business rules more complex than I care to think about very often and a series of events and event handlers which process the file and implement the business rules.
My own approach to this challenge could have been much more organized had I purchased Karl E. Weigers's book More About Software Requirements earlier on in this project. He says, "Use cases are less valuable for projects involving data warehouses, batch processes, hardware projects with embedded control software, and computationally intensive applications. In these softs of systems, the deep complexity doesn't lie in the user-system interactions. It might be might be worthwhile to identify use cases for such a product, but use case analysis will fall short as a technique for defining all the system's behavior."
I could not agree more. Weigers goes on to recommend the use of event-response tables to provide a way of documenting the requirements of such complex systems which have little if any interaction with users. Granted, you could write a use case using the machine or file system or OS or scheduler or some other non-human entity as the actor, but the analogies break down when trying to document the requirements of the complex rules within the case.
The event-response table is a simple approach to organizing these details that in fact works much better than an ad hoc method of writing it all down in sequential paragraphs and then asking developers, in this case that developer being me, to interpret those requirements and design and code a solution that really works.
You simply need a three column table with the following headers: Event, System State, and Response.
Breaking up functional requirements in a complex rules-driven system with minimal human interaction can be a daunting task. You can make it a bit easier by using some simple organizing structures such as the event-response table.
I subscribe to CodeProject's newsletter and "product information" emails. Today I received an interesting missive with the headline: "Introducing the new DB2 Express-C". And I noted the "no charge edition" limits you 2 (dual core) processors, 4GB ram limit but with unlimited database size and number and unlimited users.
SQL Server 2005 Express is limited to one CPU and 1GB of ram with a max database size of 4GB. Hmm... I'll bite. I want to know more.
A little exploration reveals a nice article on the wiki about leveraging your MySQL skills. And there seems to be ample information on using DB2 with .NET.
Having never used DB2, I'm completely unaware of what I'm getting myself into, but I'm seriously considering diving into this latest addition to the free, and increasingly capable, database engines.
So I'm downloading now and I'll give it a whirl and report what I find back here. No promises on when.
Followup - Who am I kidding. The install is HUGE and I have had no time to eval this thing. Toss another distraction overboard.
You learn something new every day. I just don't have time to blog about it every time. This one seemed significant enough.
I'm writing a little ASP.NET app to keep up my web skills since my day job keeps me busy cranking out back-end code. For the first time, I've tried playing with themes. I wanted to assign a theme based on a user configuration, so I unwittingly assigned it in the Page_Load event.
Bo no... Nasty little error message telling me I can't do that, so a bit of digging revealed it has to be done earlier in the life of the page.
protected void Page_PreInit(object sender, EventArgs e){ this.Theme = GetTheme();}
That did the trick.
I'm having fun. In the last couple of months, I've carved out about 20 hours of fun playing with some code and tools I found on www.devincook.com. If you're interested in the creation of programming languages, I want to encourage you to to check out that site and the code (link below) that I've derived and organized from code found on that site.
I even tried to share my enthusiasm with the .NET Users Group I like to attend, though as most attendees will confirm, my presentation was ill prepared, disorganized and rambled. Hopefully the 20 or so new attendees at the users group meeting will realize that my presentation is not representative of the excellent presentations the group is use to and will come back.
In the code you can download below, you'll find my first attempt at a language: TROLL — Tyler's Really Obtuse Little Language. It's based on the concepts in the sample SIMPLE interpreter I downloaded from Devin Cook's site under the C# Engines (I recommend Morozov's engine).
Why would anyone want to write their own programming language, you ask. Especially when we have C#, VB.NET, Boo and yes, even Java. Yeah, yeah, there's C++ and D as well, and a hundred others.
So why one more programming language? Because now you can.
It's a great learning experience. You'll learn about BNF, LALR and other fun acronymns. What's more, you may find it an empowering experience to write your own programming language and see your own made-up code executed. You might even find a real use for creating a 4th+ generation language for a specific, vertical solution.
Well, whatever your reason, download the code, download Devin Cook's GOLD Builder and have some fun.
Download code (659KB)
Thanks to Miguel and his team for making it easier than ever for us Windows-bound .NET geeks to give Mono a try. It's a fairly big download but well worth it. You can now download a VMWare virtual machine image of Mono 22.214.171.124 on openSUSE 10.2 and the free VMWare Player. Install the player and open the unzipped VM file. Easy peasy. I had to play with network settings a bit but that was easy.
There is no easier way to check out Mono on Linux. No partitions to worry about. No setup to worry about. No drivers to mess with such as the constant failure I would get with my dual monitor card when I tried earlier to get SUSE running on a separate partition on my box which led to me giving up.
I recommend you give it a try. Amazing what the Mono team has done. Kudos again to Miguel and his team and all those who have contributed to the Mono project.
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Special charity curry night is second to naan
5:30am Friday 30th May 2014 in News
HUNDREDS of pounds for the Aplastic Anaemia Trust are being counted up after a fundraising curry night was held at the Bombay Lounge in Peatmoor.
Helen Powell, whose 20-year-old daughter Bethany suffers with the bone marrow disease, co-ordinated the spice night following the exploits of weight loss supremo Chris Bint.
Chris, whom the Adver reported on last year after he lost six stone in 12 months, completed an arduous bike ride on the Isle of Wight earlier this month in aid of the charity after Helen's help with his weight loss.
Helen, 42, a mother-of-three, is a consultant with All About Weight. She gathered friends and family to the curry house on Tuesday night for funds towards the charity.
"We are hoping it's a couple of hundred pounds, but we're still counting," she said.
"People came to support Chris because he's lost a lot of weight.
"There were also a lot of my daughter's friends there because of her condition.
"There were about 50 people in the end. The owners were brilliant with us. They were rushing around for us, making us feel comfortable."
Helen, of Pearl Road in Middleleaze, said the Trust has provided a buddy support system for her daughter, which pairs her up with another sufferer similar to her age.
It is this support and the research into the disease it does, which have spurred Helen into action.
"She's all quite overwhelmed by it all," said Helen of her daughter. "She looks well and beautiful, but she suffers inside.
"She gets very tired, but she was overwhelmed by how many people had turned out for her."
- To donate, or assist as a consultant with All About Weight, please call Helen on 07775 715135.
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Well-priced, delicious food puts local eateries on best-of-year list
Not so many years ago, I needed only one column for the highlights of the year; the fact that I now need two says a lot about how our food choices have expanded and improved. The restaurants on the first list are, with rare exceptions, full-service establishments where almost everything is well above average, but there are so many more -- often modest, frequently ethnic and family-run -- which I enjoyed this past year. Don't expect much decor in most of them, but the reasonable prices and delicious specialties will more than make up for it.
Headingley may seem an unlikely destination for fine Indian cooking, but that's where the ROAD HOUSE EATERY turns out only a few, but masterfully spiced dishes, among them a spicy-hot South Indian chicken curry with hints of tamarind; a mild and velvety butter chicken; and an excellent naan to mop up the sauces. Also, one of the best chicken biryanis I can remember -- accented by crunchy cashews, sweet raisins and thread-thin slivers of fried onion -- and, for dessert, a delectable orange-drenched sponge cake. 5540 Portage Ave., Headingley, 204-888-2255.
There's some top-notch Vietnamese cooking at PHO KIM TUONG. Notably, full-flavoured variations of the namesake phos; the glorious green mango salad with shrimp and/or chicken; plump juicy shrimp stir-fried with asparagus or crisply deep-fried and served over shreds of crunchy veggies; superbly flavourful grilled chicken; and a special dinner for two that features three interesting treatments of beef. Also luscious fruit smoothies. 856 Ellice Ave., 204-661-8888.
Tiny EVERGREEN's 24 seats are almost always taken by fans of its succulent barbecued meats -- moist, mahogany-coloured duck, pork in thin, salty-sweet slices, or in chunks of roasted side pork with crackling. Also the slightly gingery steamed chicken, the crunchy fried chicken with a hint of five spices; the thick, chewy udon noodles with beef and the shrimp or pork-filled dumplings. 331 Pembina Hwy., 204-453-4679.
PURPLE HIBISCUS's printed menu of Caribbean specialties is short but augmented by several daily specials with wonderful, complex flavours. Moist, meaty wings in a sticky citrus glaze; shrimp in a Creole sauce of onions, tomatoes and peppers; oxtails in a rich dark gravy with caramel undertones; and some of the best doubles ever, sandwiched with lightly curried chickpeas and splashed with tamarind sauce. 171 Dumoulin St. (in the St. Boniface Hotel), 204-233-0670.
LA RICA VICKY's Peruvian specialties are a local first, among them superb empa±adas with beef (or chicken), onions, raisins, hard-boiled egg and an olive. Other musts, the marvellous basa ceviche garnished with roasted corn kernels; cool, lime-infused mashed potatoes layered with either tuna or chicken salad; sumptuous hot chocolate (made with chocolate, not powder) and the refreshing chicha morada purple corn drink, spiced with cinnamon and cloves. 570 Sargent Ave., 204-415-2870.
Most of our Ethiopian restaurants are good, but some of GOHE's dishes were particularly impressive. The incendiary tartare-like kitfo or the samosas stuffed with lentils, for example, and such main courses as yebeg chacha -- smoky lamb cubes sautéed with onions and green peppers; qeye wot beef in a dense, gingery sauce of onions and tomatoes and the wonderful doro tibs of marinated chicken in a brick-red, almost Italian-tasting sauce of tomato, peppers and onions. 533 Sargent Ave., 204-414-1529.
KALAN's Filipino food is displayed on a steam table and sold in combos of one, two or three main items, plus rice and soup. All of it was delicious, but the most memorable were the soups; tender squid in oyster sauce; oxtail in a luscious coconut and peanut sauce; meatballs in a sweet-and-sour sauce; and chunks of roasted side pork with cracklings. The biggest selection is at lunch. 1449 Arlington St., 204-586-1449.
CHARLEE'S is a spacious, pleasant place, but even if it were a dive I'd go there for the fabulous chicken potpie soup, topped by little squares of puff pastry, and the terrific sandwich of Filipino-style sweet, caramelized pork topped by a fried egg. Also for penne baked with mushrooms, chorizo and mozzarella; the savoury shepherd's pie and the Reuben made with steamed corned beef brisket. 185 Stadacona St., 204-663-6484.
PIZZA 21ST CENTURY's pizzas were the best of the year, with a variety of crusts and fresh, generous toppings. I could finish the Zagreb all on my own -- ultra-thin whole wheat crust with tomato sauce, mushrooms, ham and asiago -- and there's another fine Croatian touch in the garlicky, all-beef chevap sausages. Delivery and takeout only. 612 Academy Rd., 204-487-2999.
It was also a very good year for ultra-simple but soul-satisfying little places. There may be pool tables in the back and carpeting on some of the walls, but EDDY'S fresh-cooked turkey comes from Hutterite-raised hens, the plump perogies are made specially for them, the potato pancakes are crisp, and I loved the dense lemon loaf and tiny butter tart, 669 Selkirk Ave, 204-582-4768. And don't forget LUDA'S splendid Reuben sandwich and fries, 410 Aberdeen St., 204-589-2583; SONYA'S thick soups and silken perogies, 190 Henderson Hwy., 204-661-3643; and the juicy burger and beautifully dressed Greek salad at PETE'S PLACE. 1777 Main St., 204-339-7225.
To see the locations of these restaurants as well as others reviewed in the Winnipeg Free Press, please see the map below or click here.
Restaurants marked with a red flag were rated between 0.5 to 2.5 stars; yellow flags mark those rated between 2.5 to 4 stars; and green flags mark those rated rated 4.5 to 5 stars. Locations marked with a yellow dot were not assigned a star rating.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 3, 2013 C5
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