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- Friday, March 19, 2010
Jump Start Grow Light
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(Hereford, Az)
My seeds started sprouting in 6-7 days, are now 3-4" tall, all are growing straight and look very good,remember to keep the light close but not to close to the plants. I'm happy.
- Saturday, March 13, 2010
Doesn't work
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Teresa Witthuhn
(Hays, Kansas)
I ordered this light early this year, but just got it put together and turned it on, or tried to. It doesn't work, so don't know if the bulb is defective or the what. Disappointed, as ready to start my seeds and now I can't.
- Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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Rookie Gardener
(Buford, Georgia)
Although it is 2 ft long, the light is only 4 inches wide. The construction of this light system is flimsy. Not worth the money, should have been priced at no more that $20.
- Wednesday, March 10, 2010
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DC Grower
(Washington, DC)
My seeds started out with a bang about a week ago, they have all germinated more quickly than I expected based on the seed company's information. However, this system has a single bulb in the middle that causes the two seedlings farthest away to bend toward it and not to grow as well. I would recommend looking for a grow light with more even lighting.


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Before you begin peeling a plantain, bring it to room temperature. If you've store your plantains in the refrigerator, the cold temperature can make it twice as hard to peel. One trick I use is to soak the plantains in hot tap water for a few minutes to warm them up.
You will need a cutting board and sharp paring knife to begin.

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Council meeting to feature CVPH financial services director Monday
PLATTSBURGH — The Computer Club at the Senior Citizen Council will offer a presentation by CVPH representatives at 1:30 p.m. Monday, April 7, at the Senior Center in Plattsburgh.
Kathy Peterson, CVPH director of financial services, will speak on preregistration and paying hospital bills online; new Health Exchange products; and online bill paying.
Class to cover basic computer skills
PLATTSBURGH — The Senior Citizens Center in Plattsburgh is hosting a computer class for beginners.
Instructor Len Wood will cover the basics, from 9 to 11 a.m. Mondays and Wednesdays for 8 weeks beginning Monday, May 5.
The classroom has laptop and desktop computers with XP, Vista, Windows 7 and one with Windows 8. There is room to accommodate more than 30 people.
A $1 donation is encouraged for each class, which is given to the Senior Center.
Membership to Senior Citizens or the Computer Club is not required.
Sign-up at the Senior Center, 5139 South Catherine St., or by calling 561-6180 or Wood at 572-0800.
Castaways announce April schedule
PLATTSBURGH — The Castaways have released their gig schedule for April.
Performances are as follows: 10:30 a.m. April 7, Clinton County Nursing Home, Flynn Avenue, Plattsburgh, (563-0950); 2 p.m. April 8, Neighborhood House, Main Street, Keene Valley (576-4474); 7 to 10 p.m. April 12, Mr. Lynn Wilke's Opus, Peru Central School (561-7748); 10:30 a.m. April 14, Evergreen Valley Nursing Home, 8 Bushey Blvd., Plattsburgh (563-0950); 5 to 8 p.m. April 15, Westside Ballroom, New York Road, Plattsburgh (561-5360); 6 to 9 p.m. April 19, Coffee House, Main Street, Hemmingford, Quebec (450-8732); 3:30 p.m. April 25, Pine Harbour Assisted Living, 15 New Hampshire Road, Plattsburgh (561-5307).
Franklin County Senior Citizens plan Spring Festival
MALONE — The Association of Senior Citizens in Franklin County, Inc., sponsored by the Office for the Aging, is inviting all seniors to attend its Spring Festival from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, May 9, at the Mohawk Casino.
The festival will include a meal, raffle and an apparel contest. Meal selections include roast turkey with dressing and gravy or baked ham with rum raisin sauce. Each meal includes a salad, dinner roll, roasted potatoes and vegetable, coffee, tea and/or soda with the chef's choice of dessert.
The contest will offer prizes for hats, bowties, ties and/or outfits.
The cost is $10 per person.
Reservations are required by April 25 and can be made at any the association's eight Adult Centers, the St. Regis Mohawk Adult Center or the FC Association of Senior Citizens Office at 125 Catherine St., Malone.


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Charles Anthony Kapp, 89
RIDGEWOOD – Charles Anthony Kapp, 89, died on Feb. 7.
He was born and raised in San Francisco, Calif. and graduated from St. Ignatius Preparatory School and the University of San Francisco. He served as a marine officer in the Pacific during World War II. He was a long-time marketing executive with Pfizer Labs and Beecham, Inc.
He is survived by his wife, Mary Grace; his children, Lawrence and wife Marla, Leslie O'Neil and Terese Tewalt and husband Douglas; his grandchildren, Lauren and Margo Kapp, Erin and Shannon O'Neil and Ryan and Megan Tewalt; and his niece, Juli Maggio.
A memorial visitation was held on Feb. 12 at the C.C. Van Emburgh Funeral Home in Ridgewood.
Memorial donations may be made to the Ridgewood EMT Services, 131 No. Maple Ave., Ridgewood, NJ 07450.


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March 7, 2012
When the Occupy San Quentin rally ended, San Rafael police followed us to the Richmond Bridge. I don't know if it was Jabari Shaw's orange CDCR jumpsuit that kept them wondering – Is he an escapee, one of ours? – or if it was the sheer magnitude of fearlessness represented by women like Kelly, a former prisoner who would not let her traumatic experience silence her. One brother got so full looking at the guards on the other side of the gate watching that he looked like he was going to leap the gate and hurt someone as he recalled the violations of his person over and over again. Members of All of Us or None dropped everything to embrace him when he left the stage.
October 14, 2011
For 15 years the California Coalition for Women Prisoners – activists on the outside together with prisoners on the inside – have published an extraordinary newsletter called the Fire Inside. Hear Angela Davis keynote the anniversary celebration, hosted by our own Wanda Sabir, Friday, Oct. 14, 7 p.m., at the Women's Building, 3543 18th St. at Valencia, San Francisco.
September 19, 2011
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) announced Tuesday that non-serious, non-violent, non-sex offenders who are female, pregnant or were primary caregivers prior to incarceration and have less than two years of their sentences left are eligible to serve the rest of their sentences in residential homes, residential substance-abuse treatment programs or transitional care facilities.
September 1, 2011
Denise, Marilyn, Anna and I, with Harriett at the wheel, left West Oakland BART in the second carpool wave for Sacramento Tuesday, Aug. 23, at 9:30 a.m. to attend a pre-rally for the historic California Assembly Hearing on Solitary Confinement.
December 20, 2010
On Dec. 9, 2010, thousands of prisoners in at least six Georgia state prisons initiated the largest prisoner strike in U.S. history, uniting across racial boundaries to demand an immediate end to the cruel and dehumanizing conditions that damage prisoners, their families and the communities they return to. Readers are invited to add their names to this solidarity statement.
October 25, 2010
Angry and grieving family members rallied at the Fruitvale BART station to mark the 15th National Day of Protest to Stop Police Brutality, Repression and the Criminalization of a Generation. One speaker, Norman Curry, spoke of how his mother was shot point blank by an officer who called her by name, "Anita (Gay)."


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Mount Ida's freshman Sierra Legge (Schodack Landing, NY/Maple Hill) scored two goals and added an assist to lead the Mount Ida College women's soccer team to a 4-0 win over hosting Anna Maria College capturing their first Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC) bid of the season.
The Mustangs snap a five game skid and improve to 2-5 overall with a conference slate of 1-3 while the visitors continue to search for their first win of the season (0-8, 0-4 GNAC).
The Mustangs kept constant pressure on the Anna Maria defense all night, connecting for two goals in each half.
Legge knocked in the first goal of the game, unassisted, at the 5:30 mark to give the Mustangs a 1-0 lead. At the 20 minute mark Legge got the assist on a goal by Aarika Viola (Portland, ME/Deering) to make it a 2-0 game. Legge tallied her second goal of the game just three minutes into the second half. Junior Alison Koning (Carlisle, MA/Concord-Carlisle) picked up the assist. Koning scored the final goal of the game in the 57th minute for the 4-0 final.
Mount Ida goalkeeper Tracy Koukol (North Attleboro, MA/North Attleboro) earned the shutout.
The Mustangs return to action Sunday when they host Lasell College at 1:00 pm.


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There's only one thing more humiliating than knocking over your $4 latte at Starbucks, and that's knocking over someone else's. It's been said before and no doubt, it'll be said again. I lack grace. It's the one thing I aspire to above all else and sadly, the one thing I'm sure I'll never possess. So it was certainly no surprise to me when my huge handbag swiped across the counter and toppled "Jen's" holiday-themed caffeinated beverage. As far as I'm concerned, that's what you get for ordering something eggnog, gingerbread or pine cone flavored, but Jen wasn't seeing the humor in this morning's mishap.
My barista pal, Evan, giggled and clapped his hands, whipping up Jen another cup of crap in minutes, and I couldn't apologize enough, but neither of us were able appease her decidedly unhappy holiday attitude. She dumped an extra pile of Slenda into her cup and left, shooting me dirty looks the entire time. As the door slammed, Evan looked at me and said, "I think you just totally ruined her day. Fabulous!"


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Maronde pitching as LOOGY in AA preclude to a September callup?
Was perusing the daily minor league boxscores and noticed that Nick Maronde who previously has only pitched as a starting pitcher since drafted by the Angels is all of a sudden coming out of the bullpen despite him pitching more than well enough in the starting rotation to keep him there long term. This is only speculation on my part, but I doubt they would put him in the bullpen this season unless he was seriously being considered as a September callup. We have the 40 man roster space I'm pretty sure, he's pitched really well pretty much all year, and our bullpen is horrid. Good luck Nick and hope to see you in September!


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When Zoe goes in search of some family history in Bluebell, she discovers that she is a legacy to the Bluebell Belles. Of course, once Lemon catches wind of the news, she makes it her sole mission in life to make sure Zoe doesn't become an official Belle and puts her through a humiliating initiation.
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All library locations will be closed on Monday, September 1st for the Labor Day holiday. The Main Library, AAMLO and the Brookfield, Eastmont, Piedmont Avenue and Golden Gate branches will be open on Tuesday, September 2nd. All other library locations will be closed that day.
African American Heritage through Storytelling
Kirk Waller brings stories of African American culture to Oakland Public Library branches in February. His musical voice and enthralling stories will take us far and away and deep inside. Join us.


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New Zealand vs South Africa Highlights | 1st Test Day 2 | 8th March | 2012
New Zealand vs South Africa Highlights 1st test day 2 8th march 2012. New Zealand vs South Africa 1st test day 2 highlights Dunedin cricket highlights. Watch Cricket Highlights of Sa vs Nz test series cricket highlights 2012.
A gripping second day of Test cricket at the University Oval in Dunedin left precious little separating the teams, with New Zealand five runs ahead of South Africa's 238, with a wicket in hand. New Zealand's top order battled swing bowling of the highest quality before lunch and aggressive short pitched pace after it, but could not definitively wrest the advantage, as South Africa prised wickets at regular intervals. No New Zealand batsman crossed fifty, though Brendon McCullum, Ross Taylor and Daniel Vettori all came close, with 40s to their name. Taylor and McCullum had survived a brutal encounter with Morne Morkel after lunch, but could not apply themselves long enough to consolidate, while Vettori fell to a brilliant low take from Jacques Kallis on his follow through.
Vernon Philander rarely strayed a few inches from off stump in his first spell of the day, and was rewarded with the wicket of Rob Nicol, who had struggled on debut. Philander finished the day with 4 for 50 – another performance that will embellish a growing reputation as one of the most exciting seam-bowling finds in recent memory. Morkel finished with two, having peppered McCullum and Taylor with as hostile a spell they are ever likely to encounter, while Steyn will feel he bowled better than 1 for 71 suggests.
The first session lacked the drama of the two to follow, but Steyn's new-ball partnership with Philander was unlucky to have only gleaned one reward. In bright sunshine, Steyn found the movement in the air that had eluded New Zealand's bowlers under cloud cover the previous day, after South Africa's tail added 47 to the overnight score before being finished off. Steyn beat both opener's edge repeatedly and emphatically, with Philander doing the same at the other end – he did it with his pinpoint line and movement off the seam. McCullum and Guptill were forced to call on every sinew of expertise to ensure survival, and they hobbled to lunch, at 40 for 1, only to be bombarded by Morkel when play resumed.
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L.A. Noire Launch Trailer Brings The Action
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Written by Ryan Farrenkopf Wednesday, May 11 2011 12:24
With Rockstar Games and Team Bondi's highly anticipated L.A. Noire less then a week away, it can only mean one thing: Launch Trailer! If this doesn't get you even more excited for this detective crime action shooter fun game, then nothing will. See?
This makes me even more excited to jump into the shoes of Cole Phelps, and clean the crime-ridden streets of 1940's L.A. next Tuesday.
Video curtesy of Rockstar Games
L.A. Noire is scheduled to be released on May 17th in the US and May 20th in Europe for the Xbox 360 and PS3.


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Shard of Zhaitan
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currency earned by completing The Ruined City of Arah dungeon in explorable mode. They are stored in the Account Wallet and can be traded to Officer Hetja at Postern Ward in Lion's Arch.
[edit] Acquisition
- 20 Shards of Zhaitan are given for a completion of each chosen Arah explorable path, with a bonus 40 for each path once a day.
- 3 Shards of Zhaitan are obtained from each Bag of Wondrous Goods dropped by an Arah explorable mode boss.


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The shooting happened at the Citgo Gas Station in the 4000 block of Jackson Avenue.
The call came in around 2 a.m.
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We have a call into police and will bring you more details throughout the morning.
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Jersey City, New Jersey's second-largest city, will play host to both Super Bowl teams next year.
The NFL confirmed Thursday that the Hyatt Regency and the Westin hotels will house the AFC and NFC teams for the 2014 championship game. Both hotels are on the Hudson River waterfront and are near mass transit.
The 2014 Super Bowl will be played at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, which is about eight miles from Jersey City. It will be the first Super Bowl played in a traditional cold-weather location.
The NFC team will train at the New York Giants' training facility adjacent to MetLife Stadium, while the AFC team will train at the New York Jets' facility in Florham Park, about 15 miles from the stadium.
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Apple Files Notice of Appeal on Court's Antitrust Monitor Decision
Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has formally informed the court that it will appeal the rejection of its request to remove antitrust compliance monitor Michael Bromwich from his position, reports Electronista. Last week, Judge Denise Cote denied Apple's motion that sought to suspend the monitor provision of the injunction while it appealed its guilty verdict from last year's e-book price-fixing trial.
Although the notice of appeal contains few details, it informed the court that Apple will seek to overturn "all of the Court's rulings adverse to Apple in its January 16, 2014 Order, and the Court's modifications to the Plaintiff United States' Final Judgment." Apple has already filed a notice of appeal against the verdict in the original antitrust trial that resulted in the appointment of an external compliance monitor.
Judge Cote oversaw last year's trial in which the U.S. Department of Justice accused Apple of antitrust violations in its e-book business. According to the government, Apple conspired with five other publishers to fix e-book prices through the use of agency model contracts with MFN (most favored nation) clauses.


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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Saturday, July 27, 2013
Women In Comics Exhibition
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Women In Comics exhibition displaying the works of female artists in the comic book industry, througout the month of July, with numerous activities each Saturday.
Category: Art
Shapeup NYC Couch to 5k
at B.86th Street & Shorefront Parkway (in Rockaway Beach and Boardwalk), Queens
9:15 a.m.–10:15 a.m.
A beginner program for the aspiring runner, this class will combine running, walking, and conditioning exercises to get you in shape for long distance running. Free, All are…
Category: Fitness
Free Yoga in the Park
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
9:30 a.m.–10:30 a.m.
Enjoy free yoga on the waterfront! Kripalu Yoga integrates body postures, breathing techniques, relaxation and meditation, taught by Monique Schubert and Yojaida Estrella every weekend.
Category: Fitness, Waterfront, Outdoor Fitness
Catch & Release Fishing
at Charles A. Dana Discovery Center (in Central Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Grab a pole and relax on the Harlem Meer while you wait for a bite from one of the many species of fish that live in its diverse aquatic ecosystem! Poles available to borrow; must…
Category: Nature, Kids, Waterfront, Fishing
NYRP Club Fit Yoga
at Jane Bailey Memorial Garden, Brooklyn, Target Brooklyn Community Garden, Brooklyn , Target Bronx Community Garden, Bronx , Target East Harlem Community Garden, Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
NYRP's free, outdoor yoga classes are a great way for the entire family to stay fit.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
Arty Hours
at The Lawn (in The High Line), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Go on a kid-friendly scavenger hunt for High Line Art, then create your own masterpiece inspired by the High Line.
Category: Arts & Crafts, Kids
Bryant Park Moves with Limon Dance
at Bryant Park Lawn (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Experience the joy of movement and dance with Limon Dance Company.
Category: Dance
at Pier 2 Dock (in Brooklyn Bridge Park), Brooklyn
10:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
Get out on the water for kayaking with the Brooklyn Bridge Park Boathouse.
Category: Kayaking and Canoeing, Waterfront
Shape Up NYC: intenSati
at Locomotive Lawn (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
Combining spoken affirmations with simple choreography, intenSati provides a heart-pumping, exhilarating workout that builds physical, mental, and spiritual muscle.
Category: Fitness, Outdoor Fitness
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The protection of minorities of any and every kind is one acid test of moral legitimacy for a government; and such protection is built into Pakistan's modern identity as an Islamic state with civic recognition for non-Muslims. Many are anxious about Pakistan's future for strategic reasons. But those of us who love Pakistan and its people are anxious for its soul as well as its political stability. It is heartbreaking to see those we count as friends living with the threat of being coerced and menaced into silence and, ultimately, into a betrayal of themselves. This must not be allowed to happen. They need to know of the support of Christians and others outside Pakistan for their historic and distinctive vision.
Shahbaz Bhatti died, for all practical purposes, as a martyr — let me be clear — not simply for his Christian faith, but for a vision shared between Pakistani Christians and Muslims. When he and I talked at Lambeth Palace last year, he was fully aware of the risks he ran. He did not allow himself to be diverted for a moment from his commitment to justice for all.
That a person of such courage and steadfastness of purpose was nourished in the political culture of Pakistan is itself a witness to the capacity of that culture to keep its vision alive and compelling. And that is one of the few real marks of hope in a situation of deepening tragedy that urgently needs both prayer and action.
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1. robroy wrote:
A truly Islamic state also kills Muslims converts to Christianity, kills Christians who evangelize Muslims, kills Christians for saying anything bad about Muhammad, doesn't allow new churches to be built or repairs be made to existing ones that are falling down.March 7, 1:32 am | [comment link]
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Sure. and true communism has never been tried; It would work wonderfully if we gave it a chance. It's all our fault for resisting it. Where have I heard this drive before?March 7, 10:22 am | [comment link]
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I wonder what kind of Kool Aid he's been drinking? What's it laced with? ++Rowan, read the history of Islam!March 7, 6:58 pm | [comment link]
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I'm increasingly coming to believe that the Islamic world is no more cohesive and uniform than Christendom. Islamic history contains both incidents of violent cultural genocide (many examples) and warm multicultural tolerance (fewer examples, but they do exist, such as certain periods in Spain). It depends on the location and the time period. The Qu'ran itself seems to contain both exhortations to respect other "people of the book" (i.e. Abrahamic faiths) and various teachings about jihad. The average peacable Muslim can no more be tarred with the actions of terrorists than the average Anglican can be charged with being a Westboro Baptist. Yes they should bear a greater burden to denounce violent terrorism, just as I have felt the burden to publicly refute Harold Camping for damaging the credibility of the Church with his May 21 nonsense. There is a gentler side of Islam that the Archbishop can appeal to if he so wishes. The trouble is that the people he is speaking to and about really have no reason to care what he says. I'm an Anglican, and I don't even care what he says.March 7, 10:18 pm | [comment link]
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$5.00 off each of two Pavilion tickets to Summer/Jazz Festival Concerts. Tickets must be purchased in advance through FOTA box office.
Friends of the Arts (FOTA) is a not-for-profit organization whose mission to enrich cultural life on Long Island is achieved through the presentation of world class performances and dynamic educational programs for children. FOTA presents the finest performing artists in classical, jazz and popular music, from soloists and orchestras to chamber ensembles. Current programs include the popular Long Island Summer Festival, Long Island Jazz Festival, Beethoven Festival, and Classical Concerts at Coe Hall – all of which take place at Planting Fields Arboretum in Oyster Bay – and ArtReach, our arts-in-education initiative, which brings professional artists into schools in Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
10% off regular ticket prices for all Mainstage productions. Must show valid Donor card. Not to be combined with any other offers. Must mention WLIW at time of purchase
Bay Street Theatre is a 299 seat not-for-profit professional regional theatre located on The Long Wharf in Sag Harbor, NY. Visit us at www.baystreet.org and follow us on Facebook and Twitter!
Buy one ticket at full price and get a second ticket free. Children under 16 are $14. Maximum up to four tickets. Not to be combined with any other offer. Valid at any of these theatres on Long Island: Bayway Arts Centre, East Islip; Studio Theatre, Lindenhurst; and Broadhollow Theatre at Elmont.
We love to entertain and it shows! Our upcoming season promises quality entertainment for the whole family.
CAC member prices – $6 instead of $9 – for regular programs only, Mondays and Tuesdays. Good for WLIW donor and one guest. Must show valid membership card. Not to be combined with any other offers. No refunds.
The Cinema Arts Centre is Long Island's member-supported, independent "Film Window on the World." Discover the most compelling U.S. and international films 365 days per year. Meet celebrated actors and directors like Isabella Rossellini and Ang Lee. Attend premieres, receptions and multi-media programming. Enjoy the Sky Room.
25% off tickets purchased at least two weeks in advance for any MidAmerica Productions concert at Carnegie Hall or Weill Recital Hall. Discount offer is available via mail order through MidAmerica Productions; call for details.
Presenting the best choral and instrumental ensembles worldwide.
Buy one ticket at full price and get a second ticket free for Friday evening performances. Valid for Hofstra USA Productions 2009 Summer season, July and August only.
A unique acting company presenting Broadway-quality theatre.
10% off all regular ticket prices.
Experimental theatre, dance and music from New York City and around the world. MidAmerica Productions
10% off all operas in the Spring 2009 (March-April) and Fall 2009 (September-November) seasons. Tickets available at the New York State Theater box office at Lincoln Center. Call for more information and ticket availability.
Buy one ticket at full price and get a second ticket free for selected performances. Maximum up to four tickets. Special event performances excluded.
The premier performing arts center of Queens features programming reflecting the diverse culture of the borough.
10% off all tickets, subject to availability. May not be combined with other discounts. You must call ahead to reserve.
Provocative bilingual productions of plays by the best Spanish and Latin American authors, groundbreaking world premiere dance musicals, colorful folklore of the Americas, and more!
Discounted tickets for the calendar year 2009.
$5 discount General programs typically reserved for "Friends of Landmark."
$2 discount Children's programs typically reserved for "Friends of Landmark."
The Jeanne Rimsky Theater at Landmark on Main Street in Port Washington is a lovely, intimate theater with state-of-the-art lighting and sound and world-renowned entertainment. Come experience music, theater and dance in this wonderful historic location.
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This is a very difficult weekend to sum up, and the task is daunting. I suppose I'll start near the beginning, skip around a bunch, and finish when I get distracted by something else.
The Dinner
On Friday, Becky met me at work. We cabbed it over to Fogo de Chao, a Brazilian restaurant known for its vast quantities of tantalizing meats. I had never been there before, but I have sat through several mouth-watering tales of incredible meat-comas brought on by over-indulgence here.
We started out at the salad bar, which has also been touted as nothing short of phenomenal. I had been told by several people not to fill up on salad, as it was in my best interest to save room for mountains of meat. Fortunately, for my tastes, there really wasn't much at the salad bar for me anyway. I took a big piece of asparagus, a marinated onion slice, and… well, I don't even remember. I was unimpressed with the salad bar, but that wasn't what we were there for.
Back at the table, I had a little two-sided coaster. I was supposed to use this coaster to tell the waiters when to start loading me up with meat. The red side meant stop, and the green side meant go. I nervously flopped it over to the green side, afraid of the avalanche that was undoubtedly seconds away.
A nice man in a funny costume walked up to the table, observed my green coaster, and held up a skewer full of meat. "Bacon wrapped filet mignon?" he asked? "Sock it to me," I replied. He then popped a tiny little bacon-wrapped filet on to my plate, and walked away. I finished it in two bites, and stared at my empty plate.
A few seconds later, though, another man was at the table, shaving off slices of pork loin. Then a man with some exquisitely seasoned bottom roast. Then some little sausages. Then some rare roast beef. While everything was dished out in very tiny portions, I quickly came to the point where foot was appearing faster than it was disappearing. For the first of many times that evening, I was forced to flip my little disc back to red.
There were so many varieties of meats… I think there are 14 or 15 different waiters walking around at any given time. The bacon-wrapped filets were my favorite, but I also enjoyed all of the other beefs, the parmesan covered pork roast, and the lamb chops. All the while, plates of sweet plantains, garlic mashed potatoes, parmesan-covered fries, and airy cheese rolls were kept full at our table. The plantains were phenomenal.
Becky, a non-beef-eater, was kept plenty busy on the several chicken, pork, and lamb dishes, as well as the salad bar.
I'm not going to rush back to Fogo de Chao. $50/person is a lot to drop, even on this impressive all-you-can-eat experience. I will admit defeat. Fogo de Chao stuffed me, and broke me. I cried uncle early, and sat through most of the meal holding my stomach, whimpering like a little girl.
The Party
After dinner, we hopped a cab over to The Lincoln Tap Room. We had reserved the back room for a little birthday party, and invited a bunch of my friends. The Lincoln Tap was the perfect location. Their back room is free to reserve, has its own pool table, plenty of great seating, and was perfectly sized. If I ever have a 30th birthday party again, I want it to be here.
It was great to see my cousins, and friends from all corners of my life, hanging out in the same room. I had such a wonderful time. If you were there, thanks so much for swinging by. It meant a lot to me to see you there. Fun, fun times.
I snapped a few pictures at the party, but they're missing from my camera. If I find 'em, I'll post 'em.
We had friends in town this weekend, and it was great to have someone around to play video games with. That was such a blast.
Saturday's DSTW was probably my favorite recent one. We only had one spit the week before, and we ended up with more than a few this week, so that was nice. Ken Barnard brought his character Gordon Goodman back to the show, and had me laughing throughout. There are pictures from this show up on the DSTW photo gallery, which is still secretly hosted at http://www.steev.org/gallery.
Some random and unexpected post-show events had me questioning the show's mission for the rest of the weekend, and the inclusion of some "offensive" content. After much consideration, I think my opinion is pretty solid. I still believe that being offended by something is a choice, and that everyone subscribes to their very own personal lines when determining if something is offensive. There is no "absolute" when it comes to offensive material. I've drawn a pretty solid line for Don't Spit the Water's content that I think is appropriate for a 10:30pm Saturday show, and I don't think it's been crossed yet. Being offended by things gives them power over us.
While I'm not advocating layering on dirty things to puncutate comedy, just for kicks, I do think that there's often brilliant subtleties to comedy if we have the courage to look past the dirty stuff. Great comedy is just a thin layer over loneliness, despair, heartbreak, and insecurities. It's the thin ice between happiness and sadness, between glee and horror.
Anyway, just a couple of brain farts from a purveyor of late night adult humor.
Dinner again!
My birthday-proper was on Monday, and to celebrate, I stayed home from work. I enjoyed a lazy and wonderful day off, and capped it off with dinner at Bob Chin's Crabhouse, with my parents, wife, sister, and brother in-law. I love Alaskan king crab legs, and they were such a fitting conclusion to an otherwise excellent birthday weekend. I will probably not cram so much great food into so small a time period until I turn forty. In fact, I will make a point of doing just that.
So now I'm thirty. This morning, I left my winter hat on the train.


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If any of you are interested in the golden shovel, here's how to get it:
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1) Set the WII MENU date to 2000.
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4) Set the WII MENU date to 2035.
5) Start playing.
6) In your mailbox, there's an ABD message that says you've earned 99,999 bells in interest.
7) Keep doing this glitch until you are satisfied with your cash!!!!
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THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT of Heaven Hill Distilleries, who helped oversee the country's largest, family-owned and operated producer and marketer of distilled, died on October 13. As one of Heaven Hill's senior executives, Mr. Shapira helped create and design the company's two new visitor centers: the Bourbon Heritage Center in Bardstown and the Evan Williams Bourbon Experience, set to open in December in the heart of Louisville's historic "Whiskey Row". He could often be seen signing bottles and talking to visitors at the Bourbon Heritage Center. During his years of leadership, the company expanded its offerings from bourbon and other American whiskeys to a broad portfolio of distilled spirits products in virtually all segments of the industry. Mr. Shapira was also a significant philanthropist. He was president of the Shapira Foundation, contributing with his wife, Judy, to the Jewish Community of Louisville, Gilda's Club of Louisville, the Speed Art Museum, and the Fund for the Arts. He also was a board member at the James Graham Brown Cancer Center at the University of Louisville.


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Health Care Satisfaction01/22/2014
The high level of satisfaction most people have with the health care they currently have helps explain public anxiety about the Affordable Care Act. A December CBS News/New York Times poll of adults found that nearly half of those polled, 49 percent, reported that they were very satisfied with the quality of the health care they receive and another 32 percent were somewhat satisfied. Eighty-eight percent of those with insurance said they were satisfied, as did 48 percent of those who said they were uninsured. In another question in the poll, 36 percent said the new law would make the system better than it was before, but 39 percent said it would make it worse.


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#62 Jeff Olson senior season highlights at TCU
Here's a senior season highlight reel put together by our newest street free agent signing, Jeff Olson. The 6"3 308 pound lineman lined up at both left and right tackle in his Horned Frogs career but will likely play guard in preseason for Dallas. While Olson looks to be a camp body at this point if our guards can't stay healthy he might have a shot at a practice squad spot. He was recently signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and then waived.


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LA CROSSE, Wisconsin (WXOW)—Wednesday at 5 PM was the deadline for candidates wanting to run in the District 11 recall race. That seat is currently held by council president Audrey Kader.
Two candidates filed the papers, Gage Maurer and Jerome Gundersen Jr.
Kader's name is automatically on the ballot.
A group called The Restore La Crosse Committee filed for the recall. A total of 169 signatures on the petition were valid, 11 more than the 158 needed to order the recall.
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Written by The Informed Aussie
Published on Monday, July 16th, 2012
Globalist Report
Richard Sills, the United States presidential candidate for the Children's Party, has formally announced his intention to run for president at the 2012 presidential election. Richard Sills also ran in 1980 and 1984 as the party's write-in choice.
The platform by which Richard Sills and the Children's Party will be contending the presidential election in 2012 is titled 'A Six Point Program for a More Evolved Planet'.
The agenda of the six point program for a more evolved planet is being used as a catalyst to spur ideas on how to reorganize the planet to create a one world government movement.
The six principles include:
In the unlikely event that Richard Sills and his 'Children's Party' were to be successful in their bid for president of the United States, the formation of world government would consist of:
Richard Sills and the Children's Party are of the view that the fundamental purpose the one world government movement would be to provide another forum between the leaders and peoples of the world to solve the problems and create peaceful solutions.
In order to achieve peace, Sills' is advocating that all countries work together to develop defense systems to eliminate all nuclear, biological, and chemical warfare systems. They claim that these systems could be effective in the event of an accident or terrorist intent.
Advocates for world government are in abundance. Both major political parties in the United States of America, Europe and Australia have all been outspoken campaigners for the establishment of world government.
Due to the size and scope of the Children's Party, their dreams for the establishment of world government doesn't warrant any concern. However, what is alarming is that support for world government at the lower spectrum of political parties is becoming a popular concept.
The proposals announced by Richard Sills and the Children's Party are not new. To view an alternative plan for the establishment of one world government, click here and to read about how a former Australian Senator advocated the establishment of one world government, click here.
The one world government movement is stronger than it's ever been and only a well-informed populous can prevent the Globalists in power establishing world government and their coveted new world order.


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Lubbock Police say he is armed and dangerous and they need your help to find 27-year-old Anthony Ray Soria. Authorities say he may have committed at least five other armed robberies of Lubbock businesses including one Friday afternoon.
Investigators say the suspect who robbed the Lone Wolf Café at 5702 19th Street on Friday matches Soria's description.
A shift manager at Lone Wolf tells NewsChannel 11 two customers were in the store when the robber came around 3:30 p.m. She says he demanded money from the clerk and took off with $400 to $500.
We're told the robber is described as a Hispanic man using a black-hand gun. He was last seen wearing a light blue and white striped shirt, dark blue jean shorts, a blue bandana.
Investigators believe Soria could be responsible for at least four other recent armed robberies in Lubbock, including one at the Smoke Head Shop and FootQuarters. Police say Soria is known to frequent the North Lubbock area.
Again, Anthony Ray Soria is believed to be armed and dangerous. Police have issued a $2,000 reward for information leading to his arrest. If you have any information, call Crime Line at (806) 741-1000.
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text: A study by Purdue University sociologist Liz Grauerholz and Lori Baker-Sperry, an assistant professor of women's studies at Western Illinois University had suggested that fairy tales are sending strong messages about the importance of having a beautiful appearance. "Beauty or ugliness is referred to in 94 percent of the Grimms' fairy tales; the heroines are usually beautiful in the Grimms' tales, and ugliness is seen as a sign of evil in 17 percent of the stories", according to the study. I've been re-reading some of these fairy tales and to my surprise, I found there are some hidden beauty lessons to be learnt from them. So today, I'm sharing with you my interpretation of beauty beyond skin deep in seven of these classic tales.


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Currie Barracks, named in honour of Sir Arthur William Currie, was officially announced in 1933. The land, previously known as Reservoir Park due to its proximity to the Glenmore Reservoir, has a rich, extensive military history and lengthy connection to the City of Calgary.
Today, after participating in an extensive pilot program involving more than 240 communities across North America, Currie Barracks is the first Canadian community to receive gold certification for its approved plan (Stage 2). As a result, Currie Barracks is a community characterized by a diversity of land uses, walkability and sustainable design.
Clear Water Academy owns 7-acres and four buildings in the heart of the Currie Barracks site. Bessborough Hall, Harvey Hall, Keller Hall, and Athlone Hall. These names are original to these historic buildings, and honour the men and women of our Canadian Armed forces. We are proud to call Currie Barracks home.
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KELLER HALL - This functional classroom building on the north side of our campus houses our Pre-Kindergarten 3 to Grade 3 classes. It is named after Gen. R.F.L. Keller who led Canadian forces on D Day.
ATHLONE HALL - This large and beautiful historical building at the top of Parade Square is for our future use as we continue to grow and expand.


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Budget took Europe outlook into account: SwanPUBLISHED: 17 May 2012 14:59:49 | UPDATED: 17 May 2012 14:59:49PRINT EDITION: 17 May 2012
Treasurer Wayne Swan does not perceive a need to update budget forecasts because of recent events in Europe, saying Treasury has already accounted for a bleak outlook.
Political upheaval in Greece has caused another burst of volatility in global markets since the release of the budget on May 8.
But Mr Swan says the budget forecasted a European recession, predicting a contraction of 0.75 per cent.
"We have put into our forecasts an outlook for Europe which sees it as having a long and painful adjustment," he told reporters in Adelaide on Thursday.
"Therefore, recent events in Europe do not have a dramatic impact on our forecasts or our outlook."
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There's enough to worry about already when you put a loved one in a nursing home, but have you ever thought about the registered sex offenders who live there? Some states are considering legislation to warn potential tenants of the risk of moving in.
Wes Bledsoe is the founder of A Perfect Cause, a nursing home watchdog group. A Perfect Cause documented more than 60 suspected rapes, sexual assaults, physical assaults and murders committed by people living in long-term care facilities nationwide.
"Who else would be so vulnerable except a small child?" he asked.
One victim was a small child: A three-year-old girl visiting family at a Texas nursing home where a registered sex offender lived.
"There needs to be notification of every entrant into the facility that there is a violent or sexual offender in that facility," Bledsoe said. "That way, when we have school groups, church groups or civic groups coming to entertain these residents – these children - we can make sure they're being protected."
Currently, A Perfect Cause reports 1,800 registered sex offenders living in nursing homes around the country.
Tonya Glassco researched at least four facilities before choosing one for her mother-in-law, and each time she asked if sex offenders lived there.
"Yes, I did, because there are some dirty old people out there," she said.
But aside from state sex offender registries, Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas do not require notification be given to nursing home residents or their families when a sex offender moves in.
Lawmakers in Alabama are considering a bill that would do just that.
"What this bill does is mandate to the owners of the nursing home or assisted living facility that if they receive an individual who may be a sexual predator that they notify first the residents, then the Department of Senior Services, and also the local D.A. that that individual is in that facility," Rep. Jeremy Oden said.
At least two registered sex offenders list a Memphis nursing home as their address.
Johnny Kilpatrick was convicted of sexual battery in 1998. He now lives at Spring Gate Rehab and Healthcare Center. A manager there didn't know he was a registered sex offender. The manager said, "We want to make sure our residents are protected. Mr. Kilpatrick is harmless; he won't endanger anybody. We will address it."
A Shelby County jury convicted Joseph White of rape. According to the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry, White lives at Ashton Place. But Ashton Place told Memphis police that White hasn't been there in two years. As cops were obtaining a warrant for White, they quickly discovered he was already dead.
Back in Alabama, there is opposition to the bill that would require sex offender notification to be given to residents and their families. But for Wes Bledsoe, it is a cause worth fighting for.
"Many of these people do not have the mental capacity to protect themselves from an assault, and many of them do not have the ability to report what has happened to them," he said.
The manager at Ashton Place said the facility checks residents against the sex offender registry, and doesn't allow sex offenders to live there.
You can screen your loved one's nursing home yourself by searching your state's sex offender registry online.
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Director Edgar Wright and funnymen Simon Pegg and Nick Frost have lovingly spoofed zombie movies ("Shaun of the Dead") and cop films ("Hot Fuzz").
The completion of the so-called Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy (it's a British frozen dessert), however, may be the best yet.
"The World's End" both mocks and embraces the increasingly prevalent apocalypse genre, with a tightly scripted satire that gets crazier and funnier as it goes on.
Pegg stars as Gary King, a high-school demigod who is desperately trying to live in the past. He's a ragged drunk who wants to be the life of the party. Unfortunately, what worked 20 years ago just doesn't seem to be cutting it anymore.
In a sad and desperate attempt at closure, Gary brings together his old friends to reenact what he — and no one else — considers the crowning glory of their lives: a post-graduation attempt at visiting each of their small town's 12 pubs in a single evening.
For a while, "The World's End" looks a little like a British "Big Chill" reunion flick. Gary coerces his former pals — all of whom have moved away, grown up and assumed boring adult lives — to come back.
Oliver (Martin Freeman), Peter (Eddie Marsan) and Steven (Paddy Considine) are relatively easy to convince compared to Frost's Andy, who no longer drinks and bears a significant grudge against Gary.
Still, it wouldn't be a movie without the great chemistry of Pegg and Frost, so Andy too eventually agrees to follow the obnoxious and completely self-indulgent Gary one last time.
The actors are good and the characters are distinct, with Rosamund Pike ("Jack Reacher") adding to the enjoyment as Oliver's sister, the girl they all loved in high school. Pegg in particular is excellent, making Gary somehow likable despite his many faults.


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South Carolina voters
turned out today in large numbers across the state. Initial reports from
precincts indicate voter turnout is likely to be on-par with the
record-breaking 2008 General Election.
Voters returned approximately
400 thousand absentee ballots this year, surpassing the 2008 record of 342
thousand absentee ballots. Voters showed the same enthusiasm at the polls today,
with anecdotal reports from across the state indicating heavy turnout. The
State Election Commission expects total voter turnout to be similar to the
record-setting 76 percent turnout of 2008. Participation may even surpass
the 2008 record.
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Get on-the-go access to the latest insights featured on our Trustworthy Computing blogs.
This blog post is part of a continuing series on the Trust in Computing Research, a survey we undertook across nine countries and thousands of individuals during a project called TwC Next. During the process, more questions than answers arose in discussions about all of the computing and technology trends that society is currently experiencing and how they affect people's trust in technology.
This blog post specifically looks at the questions we asked about devices and the concept of consumerization of IT.
Note: The consumerization of IT refers mainly to consumer technology that is ultimately adopted in the enterprise. A good example of this would be bring your own device (BYOD), where companies may allow employees to use their own mobile devices for business purposes rather than issuing a "corporate" device.
During the first part of the blog series, we highlighted several interesting points regarding the use of personal devices in the workplace:
During the survey we asked what devices people use, how they use them, and with what frequently they do so. If I compare myself to a friend who would be considered more of an information worker (who does not work in IT, but uses technology for business purposes), I wondered what similarities and differences there might be. For example, I use a laptop as my primary work device, a smartphone for personal and business use and an e-reader for browsing the web (and reading e-books of course). I also use a game console connected to the Internet for playing games online and watching streaming media (TV, music, news and movies). Interestingly enough, so does this particular friend who does not work in the technology world. So does this mean that because of the pervasiveness of technology this is similar across all audiences and demographics? Or just because we have access to similar devices, does it mean we use them in the same way?
As a quick reminder, we have previously defined the audiences as: IT Professional: Plans, deploys, manages, or supports information technology for a company or organization. Developer: Designs or customizes software applications or Web sites; writes or tests computer code; or manages a software development process. Business/Policy Decision Maker: Makes business or policy decisions that direct a company or organization's strategies, or determines how resources are allocated, but does not work in the IT department. Information worker: Uses a computer at work as part of their job and is not part of the roles above. Home User: Uses a computer solely at home for personal purposes.
As a quick reminder, we have previously defined the audiences as:
Let's see if there are any patterns in terms of device use based on roles. Starting with frequent use of devices, we see that by far the most used device across the board is the PC. However, we start to see some significant differences between Home Users and everyone else when we look at other devices. In this case, 32 percent of Home Users compared with 78 percent of IT Professionals frequently use smartphones for personal use. Comparatively, a higher percentage (74 percent) of Business and Policy Decision Makers (roughly the same number as for smartphones for personal use) are using smartphones for business use.
[1] "Frequent" device usage (PC, Tablet, Smartphone, Game) by audience
Keep in mind the above refers to people who consider themselves frequent users (once or more per day) of these devices. When we look at people who classify themselves as infrequent users (less than once a day), we see that gaming consoles connected to the internet rate the highest, whereas these types of devices were the lowest for frequent users.
With the increased focus on gaming consoles for entertainment such as media streaming (TV, music, news and movies), it is likely we will see these devices increase in use. We did not ask how long people use the devices for in this survey, but the results here suggest this as a useful addition for the future. The reason for this is that a single use of a smartphone to check email may take seconds, whereas a single game on a gaming console may take hours and constitute a single, long use.
Once again, Home Users are significantly less frequent users of devices than other groups, with a high number of developers identifying themselves as infrequent users of devices such as tablets, smartphones and gaming consoles. I am sure my developer friends would tell me this is because they are too busy working, but keep in mind that a significant number of developers also classified themselves as frequent users, albeit somewhat below IT Professionals and Business and Policy Decision Makers in this regard.
[1] "Infrequent" device usage (PC, Tablet, Smartphone, Game) by audience
We looked (above) at the frequent and infrequent device usage details, but how about the devices people don't use at all? This view is specifically useful to understand where the potential growth area is in device use. The biggest areas of growth opportunity are with tablets and game consoles across the board. However, both home users and information workers present the biggest opportunities. If we look at the trends of consumerization of IT and BYOD, it is reasonable to think that as more companies allow the use of personal devices in the workplace, so may the numbers of people using some of these devices types may increase.
[1] "Do not use" device usage (PC, Tablet, Smartphone, Game) by audience
As a teaser to an up-coming post looking at demographics, there were two other views I wanted to share with you. What about age and income? For those who classified themselves as frequent users, we see that PC use is pretty constant across the board, but there does indeed seem to be a correlation between age and frequent device use otherwise.
[1] "Frequent" device usage (PC, Tablet, Smartphone, Game) by age
I did wonder also if the above device use was dependent on other factors such as household income. In this instance, for people that identified themselves as frequent device users, we can see that the amount of money you earn does indeed make a difference on the device use.
[1] "Frequent" device usage (PC, Tablet, Smartphone, Game) by household income
You might ask yourself why I shared those specific data points, but there is a particular thought I want to share here… It is reasonable to say that many factors will impact the use and frequency of devices. However, trends such as the blurring of personal and business lives, the move towards online / cloud services and the decreasing cost of devices and connectivity will be some of the biggest factors in not only what devices we choose, but how frequently we use them.
To illustrate my point, let's take a look at how the adoption of consumer technology in the workplace is increasingly being driven by employee demand. A recent interview with Jeanette Horan (IBM's chief information officer), suggested that allowing employees to use their own devices in the workplace didn't save money, instead created new challenges.
"The trend toward employee-owned devices isn't saving IBM any money, says Jeanette Horan, who is IBM's chief information officer and oversees all the company's internal use of IT. Instead, she says, it has created new challenges for her department of 5,000 people, because employees' devices are full of software that IBM doesn't control.
Horan says that when IBM surveyed several hundred employees using mobile devices, many were "blissfully unaware" of what popular apps could be security risks."
This trend alone can increase the security risks faced by companies and give rise to new challenges in how to manage the devices, applications and services in use.
One of the questions we asked was "Do you currently use any of your own devices in the workplace (e.g., computer, tablet, smartphone)?" Unsurprisingly those who had more technical roles (IT Professionals and Developers) were more likely to use their own devices. Surprisingly, nearly 70 percent of Information Workers also suggested that they use their own devices in the workplace.
[2] Own device usage in the workplace by audience
Interestingly enough, we also asked how important it was for people to be able to use their own devices in the workplace. Significantly, while less than 20 percent of Home Users actually use their own devices in the workplace, around 38 percent felt it was very important that they be able to do so.
[2] Importance of using your own device in the workplace by audience
I referenced the blurring of personal and business lives earlier and with the use of devices such as laptops and smartphones, inside the workplace and at home; it is perhaps easy to see why the lines can become blurred. We also asked respondents how important it is to be able to separate out personal and work profiles on devices. A good example of this would be the use of a laptop for both work and personal email. Would it be useful for people to be able to separate out these functions? Overwhelmingly, we found that most people would prefer to be able to do exactly that, especially those in more technical roles.
[3] Ability to separate out personal and work profiles on a device by audience
Now we know that people would prefer to do with respect to using their own devices for work, what are companies encouraging or allowing? We asked people to indicate their organization's policy on employees buying their own PCs or laptops for work purposes. It is important to note that we did not ask Information Workers or Home Users this question.
The purpose behind asking about an organization's policy is to primarily focus on those companies that have taken steps to understand the risk vs. benefit equation. In this instance, we can see that the majority of companies do indeed have a policy. We also see that in most cases, employees are allowed to buy their own PCs or laptops for work purposes, but that they are not subsidized. This may suggest that as hardware becomes outdated and before the company replaces it, users are leveraging their own laptops and PCs for work.
Some companies provide employees with an allowance to purchase their own preferred hardware for work, which can mean IT departments supporting a wider range of hardware. However, still many organizations prohibit the use of such devices for work purposes.
[4] Organization's policy on employees buying their own PCs or laptops by audience
Beyond who buys the computer, what about an organization policy towards people installing own applications or personal data on the PC? In this instance, we see a slightly different picture whereby what you are allowed to do may depend more on your role. For example, Business and Policy Decision Makers are perhaps more restricted in installing their own applications and personal data vs. developers. A relatively small percentage of organizations (overall eight percent) do not have policies, and even fewer (overall two percent) didn't know. Overall, less than 30 percent of organizations specifically prohibit employees from installing their own applications and personal data.
[5] Organization's policy towards people installing own applications or personal data by audience
Going beyond the PC, we asked respondents to indicate their organization's mobile device policy for work email and applications. Once again, it is suggested that policies may depend to a certain extent on the role people have. For example, in the case of IT Professionals, over 25 percent are provided an organization supplied and organization managed device, contrasting with less than 20 percent of Developers. This may be a function of being on-call and needing to respond to IT issues for example. Overall, both IT Professionals (50 percent) and Developers (50 percent) use slightly more unmanaged devices than Business and Policy Decision Makers (45 percent).
[6] Organization's mobile device policy for work email and applications by audience
Given all of the device use and policies around those devices, applications and data, we took the opportunity to ask what respondents were concerned about. We gave a number of specific examples and asked people to rate how concerned they were given their company's policies, such as:
There were similar concerns (top three highlighted in red) across all of the roles, however there were small variances in the items that were least concerning (top three highlighted in green). [7]
IT Professional
Business/Policy Decision Maker
Organization, employee, or customer data breach/loss
Intellectual property misappropriated/stolen
System outage
Organization announcement compromised
Negative press cycle
Employee/internal human resources issues
External legal issues
In this part of the series, we looked at some general factors around device usage (what are people using and how frequently) and the policies companies have toward the use of personal devices in the workplace. Both of these fall in line with the concept of consumerization of IT. We wrapped up by asking how concerned people are with security, privacy and reliability issues given their company's policies on cloud, social media and device usage and will drill into this area more in upcoming analysis.
There were several interesting findings that came out of this analysis:
Make sure you keep watching the Microsoft Security Blog: http://blogs.technet.com/security for further analysis.
Sources and references
[1] Source: On average, how often, if at all, do you use the following devices? (PC, Tablet, Smartphone for Personal Use, Smartphone for Business Use, Game Console)
[2] Source: Trust in Computing Survey 2012, Q. Do you currently use any of your own devices in the workplace (PC, Tablet, Smartphone for Personal Use, Smartphone for Business Use, Game Console)?
[3] Source: Trust in Computing Survey 2012, Q. How important is it to you to be able to do each of the following? (Own device, separate profiles)
[4] Source: Trust in Computing Survey 2012, Q. Please indicate your organization's policy on employees buying their own PCs or laptops for work purposes.
[5] Source: Trust in Computing Survey 2012, Q. Q43. Please indicate your organization's policy on employees installing their own applications or storing personal data on their work PC.
[6] Source: Please indicate your organization's mobile device policy for work email and applications.
[7] Source: Trust in Computing Survey 2012, Q. Given your organization's policies on cloud, social, and devices, how concerned are you with the following? (data breach, IP stolen, system outage, negative PR)


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I hate to quote Peter King again, but as you'll read, this item actually comes from The Football Outsiders, whom I deeply respect as football analysts. King's item 5.b. of "Ten Things I Think I Think" clearly focuses on my biggest worry about Pendergast running our defense: susceptibility to shotgun/spread offenses. This topic has been addressed before on AP, but I believe a refresher is in order. It is more likely than not that we will continue to see the proliferation of spread-style offenses in the NFL in the immediate future. Pendergast left one bottom-15 pass defense to run bottom-5 pass defense that set the record for the fewest total sacks in a season. Further compounding the problems: there is no Adrian Wilson in the Chiefs' defensive backfield. I'm as happy as anyone about this offseason, but I'm going to have a microscope on Pendergast. His track record leaves much to be desired.
When I heard the Chiefs hired Pendergast, I was slightly surprised, but when they named him defensive coordinator, I was shocked. Shocked because the way the Cardinals played defense last year was not in any way like the Patriots have played in the past. Yes, I know the Patriots are very creative on third down, but they can play down after down of the same front and coverage. Their versatility lies in their ability to shift fronts and change their look, but their fundamentals stay the same. This is not a knock on Pendergast; the shock lies in the fact that two diametrically different philosophies have come together.The National Football Post | Diner Morning News: Chiefs Defense
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Following the firing of Herm Edwards, Chiefs general manager Scott Pioli probably knew that his first coaching hire could define his entire career. If his first head coach was successful, Pioli could build on a reputation that is already just this side of glowingKansas City Chiefs Revamped Staff Brings Plenty of Experience
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Around the valley and the world, Tuesday, the focus is on mental health. September 10th is recognized as Suicide Prevention Day. In North Dakota, September is Suicide Prevention Month. It's a time not just to remember those lost to suicide, but to find effective ways to prevent it.
As part of our Mental Health: It Matters partnership with mental health non-profits, Valley News Team's Hope Hanselman looks into what work is being done for the youth of our community to find help and the efforts that still need to be made.
"We're in a state that has too many suicides. One is too many," Dr. David Flowers, Superintendent of West Fargo Public School, said.
Thousands of students right here in the valley carry a weight on their shoulders much heavier than their books. Dr. Flowers oversees 8,500 of those students in West Fargo.
"I'm very aware that they're not all well each day. That there are crises- mental health crises."
His district is not alone. According to the 2011 Youth Risk Behavior Study, nearly 23 percent of students in the Fargo area admitted to feeling so sad almost everyday they stopped doing activities they once loved.
"It's rare that a week goes by that I don't sign paperwork so that children can continue to receive some kind of educational support while they are in in-patient treatment for mental health issues," Flowers said.
But getting help is not easy.
"Our counselors certainly have a very full plate. They do a lot in this area also. Nevertheless, they could use more help from the community in getting children and families the help they need," Flower said.
Local neuroscience experts say we have an "absolute need" for more resources for patients and families.
"There's just a lot of people out in the community hurting; and we'd like to try to see what we can do for them," Anthony Verdi, a facilitator with a Suicide Survivor Support Group, said.
Verdi leads the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention support group in Fargo once a month, opening the discussion to children and teens.
"They've actually recruited some people in here that have been suicidal. So, I think that we're trying to get the word our through the kids that we're helping also," he said.
Verdi and the West Fargo School District share the same goal: taking action right away when someone is hurting-- well before a crisis.
"If the students are empowered to be part of a program that is proactive, I think that's very healthy and is a very positive step," Flowers said.
Some organizations, including the American Foundation of Suicide Prevention, work to bring mental health educational videos into schools to teach students about identifying mental illnesses, like depression and anxiety.
But, right now, there are few programs bridging the school, the kids and psychologists.
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Murder inquiry launched over 'tragic' car death woman
A murder inquiry is continuing after the body of a young woman was found inside a burning car in what has been described as a 'tragic and brutal' incident by police. The body of 23-year-old Catherine Wells-Burr was discovered by firefighters early yesterday morning in a field in Ashill off the A358 near Ilminster, Somerset.
Fire crews were called to reports of a car on fire shortly before 6.30am.
A full investigation is underway and we are working tirelessly to identify the offender or offenders who committed this crime. There are many lines of enquiry that we are examining; one of those is that this may not have been a random attack and that Catherine knew her killers or killer. We now need to build up a picture of Catherine's life and I would appeal to anyone who knew her or of her to come forward and contact us. I can assure you we will find those responsible and bring them to justice.
The 23-year-old worked for Chard-based company Numatic International and was a graduate of Bath Spa University.
Speaking at a press conference at Taunton police station, Detective Chief Inspector of Avon and Somerset Police, Simon Crisp, appealed for members of the public to come forward with information.
Catherine Wells-Burr has been fondly remembered in tributes. The headteacher of her former school described her as friendly, gregarious and with a great sense of humour.


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06/17/2012: "FH Airport Master Plan"
(Updated 06-18-12 9:30 am) On June 20, 2012 from 11:00am to 2:00pm at the SJI Yacht Club the Port of Friday Harbor will conduct the final public hearing for the Friday Harbor Airport Master Plan Update.
The Port's engineers from Bernard-Dunkelberg and Reid Middleton will attend to answer questions and provide detailed information.
Topics on the agenda will include Capital Improvement Projects, funded through the FAA and the Port, for the next 5-10 years. These projects include hangar and taxiway/taxi lane construction, land purchases, miscellaneous airport improvements and the possible timeline for these projects.
For more information contact Dave Ryan, Airport Manager, at (360)378-4724 or by email email@example.com


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March 24, 2012
STILLWATER, Okla. – The No. 41 Oklahoma State women's tennis team improved its all-time series advantage over Iowa State to 37-0 Saturday afternoon, defeating the Cyclones, 5-2, at the DeBois Tennis Complex in Stillwater.
The win was the Cowgirls' second of the weekend as they also defeated No. 71 Missouri, 6-1, Friday in Stillwater.
"I thought it was a really good win today coming back from yesterday," coach Chris Young said. "It was the first days we've gone back-to-back in a while, so it was a good challenge for the girls to come win a second-straight match. I thought Iowa State played really well and our girls just grinded it out and did what they needed to do to win. I'm really proud of our girls for that."
Oklahoma State (10-3; 4-1 Big 12) trailed early in all three doubles matches, but came back to sweep the opening session and take a 1-0 lead.
The biggest comeback of doubles play came from the Cowgirls' No. 3 tandem of Isabela Miro and C.C. Sardinha. The duo fell behind 4-1, but won seven unanswered games against Marie-Christine Chartier and Tessa Lang to win, 8-4, in the first match finished.
That win was followed by an 8-6 win from Meghan Blevins and Mary Jeremiah on court two and an 8-6 win from Kanyapat Narattana and Malika Rose on court one.
Sardinha started singles play the same way she did Friday – with a straight-set win at No. 1 to give the Cowgirls a 2-0 lead.
The Cyclones cut the lead to 2-1 with a point at No. 4. Narattana led the match, 7-5, 0-2, but was forced to retire with an injury.
Rose and Jeremiah then sealed the win with two-set wins at Nos. 2 and 5, respectively.
The Cowgirls added one more team point at No. 3 singles as Blevins held on for super-tiebreaker win. She dropped her first set against Simona Cacciuttolo, 5-7, but came back and outlasted her for the final team point, 5-7, 7-5, 1-0 (11-9).
Oklahoma State resumes action Tuesday against Tulsa. The Cowgirls will face the Golden Hurricane at 2 p.m. at the DeBois Tennis Complex in Stillwater.
No. 41 Oklahoma State 5, Iowa State 2
DOUBLES | Order of Finish: 3,2,1
SINGLES | Order of Finish: 1,4,5,2*,6,3
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Lushkova Named ITA All-American
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On-going Book SalePosted by Administrator in News & Events
In addition to the Library's big spring and fall book sales there is an ongoing sale located on the Library's Main Floor. Most fiction and non-fiction books are priced at $2.50 to $3.00, however there are often vintage or collectible books that would make great gifts. These are just a few of our current offerings:
- The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night; a Plain and Literal Translation of the Arabian Nights Entertainments (Complete 16-volume set of 10 volumes plus 6 supplemental volumes) privately printed by The Burton Club ($195.00)
- History of Crawford County, 1885, 2-volume reprint edition ($40.00)
- In French Creek Valley inscribed and signed by author, John Earle Reynolds ($40.00)
- The Pittsburgh Steelers; a Pictorial History by Pat Livingston ($30.00)
- Super Steelers; the Making of a Dynasty by Lou Sahadi ($10.00)
- The Cleveland Indians Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition by Russell Schneider ($25.00)
- Twenty Million Tons Under the Sea; the daring Capture of the U-505 by Daniel Galley ($4.50)
- Try and Trust by Horatio Alger, Jr., circa 1900 ($9.00)
- Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2012-2013 (Ex-library $4.00)
- College Blue Book, 2013, 6-volume set (Ex-library $10.00)
Autographed books by John Grisham, Clive Cussler and Jane K. Cleland
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Give your cats a gift from the garden with this homemade pet toy.
Using scissors, cut off the toe section of the child's sock at the heel, as shown. Also, cut two mouse ear shapes from the felt scraps, and cut a teardrop shape from the plastic stock.
Insert the plastic teardrop into the sock (it serves to hold the mouse's shape), and fill the sock with the dry, crumbled catnip leaf. Turn back the sock's edge and, with the cotton yarn and darning needle, lay a running stitch around the opening, as shown. Draw the yarn tight to close the opening.
Tie off the cotton yarn, leaving the extra for the tail. Sew on the felt ears, and create embroidery floss whiskers.


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Bahawalpur Museum
A museum with a fine collection of coins, medals, postage stamps of former state of Bahawalpur, manuscripts, documents, inscriptions, wood carvings, camel skin paintings, historical models and stone carvings etc. of Islamic and pre-Islamic period. There is a complete set of models of all classes issued by the ex state to its military officers civilians and to other important citizens of the ex state