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Drivers for my Printer
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I wonder if anyone can help me find latest drivers for Samsung ML-1750 laser printer. I need drivers so I can use it on Windows 7 64bit.
Been searching everywhere but with no luck even on Samsungs homepage.
Those I downloaded from their homepage are from 2006,they cant be good for windows 7.
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If you can find VISTA drivers, you can use them in Windows 7 by installing them in Vista compatibility mode ... Compatibility mode allows a older program written for an earlier versions of Windows to possibly run in Windows 7. You can also use Compatibility mode to always have a program to Run as an administrator.
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Check the link to this site (Microsoft). It should help.
Windows 7 Compatibility for Samsung ML-1750 Laser Printer: Samsung. Drivers, Updates, Downloads
If that doesn't work, try the link to the Samsung website and then to download.cnet
Samsung ML-1750 Series PCL 6 - Free software downloads and software reviews - CNET Downloads
Hope that helps, but if it doesn't I'll try to come up with something else.
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|10 Jun 2011
I wonder if anyone can help me find latest drivers for Samsung ML-1750 laser printer. I need drivers so I can use it on Windows 7 64bit.
According to the Microsoft device compatibility site, the Samsung ML-1750 is supported "out of the box" by Windows 7 64-bit.
If the printer is plugged into the USB port for the first time, it should be recognized as new hardware and the wizard should do everything it needs to for the automatic install of printer support.
Did that not happen? What happened?
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You tried it again, and this time it DID install the drivers it needed?
How did you manage to solve the problem? Last time you posted you were having trouble.
It looks like the printer driver is available in several flavors on the Microsoft Updates Catalog web site (which you must access through Internet Explorer, not Firefox). Enter ML-1750 in the "search" area, and then follow the download wizard. I'm doing that right now, just for my own curiosity... to see if the needed INF files are really available.
If you let Windows 7 automatically have access to the online Updates Catalog web site (for both Windows Updates and "new hardware discovered"), then even if the needed drivers were too late delivered to Microsoft by the manufacturer when the Windows 7 installation DVD got produced, the more recently added and updated drivers are available ONLINE... using this connectivity method. It happens automatically with Windows 7 when you plug in new hardware, if it needs to happen.
That may have happened in the case of the ML-1750. The MS compatibility site says it IS supported. And yet, when I look in PRNSA002.INF (in the C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository folder) I do not see ML-1750 named. So maybe it was supposed to be supported "out of the box" but Samsung didn't get the drivers to MS in time.
Anyway, my guess is that the Updates Catalog web site is where your proper drivers actually have now been installed from, if you say that "problem solved".
Please provide a bit of description here, for closure, as to what you did do between yesterday and today that solved your problem.
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The beauty of Windows Seven and printer/scanners/ all in one is if you disconnect that item then reboot THEN plug and connect your printer to your computer Windows Seven will find it.
If that doesn't work go to control panel/printers/ then add your printer there.
I have an old HP deskjet 662 that when Vista came along I changed it to 990c. Then when Seven came along I did the above and have no problems printing with it. IMHO
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Hi again!
I did as The Howling Wolwes just explained but first I deleted the old driver that I had installed then reconected the printer and Windows 7 found the drivers.
Its strange though these drivers are very old but yet they work with Windows 7.
The drivers that Windows 7 installed are from 2006-06-21 and driver version is:6.1.7600.16385
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|10 Jun 2011
Based on my research into \DriverStore, it does look like the drivers did not make it to the original Windows 7 installation DVD. Which is why Microsoft has its Microsoft Update Catalog that is the online assistant for Windows 7's "new hardware device discovered" wizard, to check online for late/recent added/updated drivers.
You start here (using Internet Explorer, not Firefox) and enter either your hardware name/model, or the "hardware ID" (from an existing winXP installation, if you have one). This is exactly what "new hardware device discovered" wizard does when you plug in new hardware and there is no local driver present in \DriverStore... connects to Microsoft's online updates site to get the driver.
Its strange though these drivers are very old but yet they work with Windows 7.
The drivers that Windows 7 installed are from 2006-06-21 and driver version is:6.1.7600.16385
It is a bit odd that the Samsung-provided driver packages from 11/2006 (which are newer that the Microsoft drivers, but have a "lower" version number, and are very much larger) were not selected, but rather the 6/2006 drivers were selected.
Perhaps I'll see the difference and we can figure out why the driver you got is that 6/21/2006 version. We could chase this down much further, with the hardware id, device id, driver names, etc., from Properties -> Hardware on the printer, but as long as you say it's now working fine I guess that's all that really matters.
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That's what I like to hear, Reasoned and honest advice. See I love the looks of the MV but don't want to just look at it in the garage. But the Gixer is a bit, , well common in comparison. That's my problem.
I'm having a hard time breathing at the moment, as my sides have split and all the air has escaped from my lungs. This "yhought" of yours...! does it have "Sails" ????
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Sophomore Erica Cipolloni hit her seventh home run of the season as the Virginia softball team (26-24) finished off regular season play Tuesday with a 5-1 victory over George Mason.
The Cavaliers received another solid performance from junior pitcher Melanie Mitchell, who on Tuesday was named the ACC's co-pitcher of the week. She threw five of six perfect innings, allowing just two hits in the top half of the fourth. Mitchell finished with six strikeouts and no walks to pick up her 19th victory of the season.
Senior Stephanie Coates came on to throw the seventh in relief of Mitchell. She allowed one run on three hits and struck out the final batter of the game.
Senior Giannina Cipolloni and sophomore Karli Johnson each had two hits to lead Virginia at the plate. The Cavaliers outhit George Mason 9-5.
Virginia took a 3-0 lead in the bottom half of the first. Giannina Cipolloni led off the game for the Cavaliers with a single to left and stole second. Junior Alex Skinkis followed with a bunt single and stole second to put runners on second and third with nobody out.
Senior Alexa Martinez grounded out to the right side, allowing Cipolloni to score from third. Skinkis would then come home on a wild pitch for a 2-0 lead. Erica Cipolloni blasted a solo home run to left to expand the lead to 3-0.
The Cavaliers added two more in the third. With one out, Martinez singled to left. Then with two down, sophomore Stephanie Harris reached on a fielding error. After classmate Marcy Bowdren recorded an infield single to load the bases, Johnson hit a shot right up the middle to score both Martinez and Harris. UVa led 5-0 after three innings.
The Cavaliers are off for final examinations until the ACC Championship, which begins May 10 in Chapel Hill, N.C.
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I love a New Year! I'm all about a holiday that doesn't require any actual effort, but does leave you with a fresh start. One of my personal goals this new year is to help encourage other women to attend and participate in open source events. One great way to participate is to speak at an event, and if you're considering submitting your very first talk proposal, you might want to pick up Scott Berkun's Confessions of a Public Speaker.
I read Confessions of a Public Speaker on Christmas Day, while snowed in at my dad's house out in the middle of the country. (That's a photo of my dad, frantically trying to dig us out because *no one* wants to be stuck in a house with yours truly for two days. Happy Birthday, Dad! Thanks for digging us out!)
Confessions of a Public Speaker is a quick, enjoyable read, packed full of personal stories and practical advice. Feeling too freaked out and nervous about speaking in public? Scott offers tips for helping you get over your nerves. If you already speak at events, you'll still find other practical advice on engaging – instead of boring – your audience. Scott also includes his own "confessions" about public speaking engagements that were less than perfect, in addition to humorous confessions from other well-known speakers. The Appendix is particularly useful, offering tips for handling hecklers, filling the front row, and looking good on stage. At the end of the book, Scott provides an annotated bibliography so you can be more than prepared for your next speaking gig. (I really really really wish I'd read this book before my first stab at public speaking. Really.)
And speaking of speaking gigs: SCALE 8x is still accepting talk proposals for the Women in Open Source day. As if speaking at SCALE 8x isn't reward enough, the WIOS speakers can receive a 1-year free subscription to Ubuntu User magazine*, so submit your talk proposal soon!
I confess that I also considered offering my review copy of Confessions of a Public Speaker as a giveaway, but I don't think I'm ready to give it away yet – I should use it as a reference when I'm working on my next talk.
Happy speaking!
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Javier came to Growing Home from the Back of the Yards Neighborhood Council. He was the garden manager there. He was one of our best workers, always looking ahead to a long-term career.
After GH, he took a painting job which had him on elevated scaffolding next to buildings across the city. During that time, he looked into getting his commercial driver's license (CDL) to drive semi-trucks cross-country. With the help of Workforce Investment Act funding (hint to our legislators!) and the Juarez Driving School in Pilsen, Javier earned his class A CDL.
With his license in hand, Javier hit the road. He delivered products across the Midwest and Northeast, often calling GH staff from out-of-state: "Guess where I am?!"
He's now found his ideal position, a combination of driving and physical work that keeps him in Chicago with his wife and kids and working for a long-standing local business.]]>
"Boot camp is what did it for me. It gave me better insight into life, and I respect the values it left in me."
—DeAndre Brooks, 2012 Growing Home graduate and current Urban Farm Assistant
"I don't think it can be fixed."
—Illinois State Representative Dennis Reboletti on abolishing Cook County Jail's Vocational Rehabilitation Impact Center, also known as Cook County Boot Camp
On January 20, 2014, Harry Rhodes, Growing Home's Executive Director, wrote a letter to the Chicago Tribune after hearing about billionaire Ty Warner's sentence for tax evasion: two years of probation and 500 hours of community service.
"Through my work at Growing Home Inc., I see many returning citizens, mostly people of color, who have spent time in prison for using or selling drugs," Harry writes. "When they get out of prison, they face a society that has turned its back on them. Have these people committed a more heinous crime than Ty Warner?"
Harry's question gets at the root of an ongoing struggle in courtrooms, legislative sessions, neighborhood meetings, and in the work GH does every season: What are we doing, and not doing, to make sure that all people get the opportunity to do what Mr. Warner's sentencing judge called his "good works?" For a formerly incarcerated person, a onetime gang member, a young kid just out of high school, or a survivor of the sex trade, "good works" can mean a number of progressive paths toward employment, greater confidence, and the kind of community service against which 500 court-mandated hours feels paltry.
Probation plus community service is an alternative to prison time, designed to more effectively prepare a convicted person for society than detention and, in the process, reduce overcrowding in the prison system. A person on probation can demonstrate "good behavior" by trying to find work or education.
Every year, Growing Home hires and trains people at our certified-organic urban and rural farms. Some people who get hired are on probation for misdemeanor and low-level felony convictions, such as drug possession and prostitution. Our mission is to help them attain sustainable employment after working at GH.
Every year, however, Growing Home also hires Chicagoans who have spent months or years in the Cook County Jail at 26th and California or in the Illinois Department of Corrections—many of whom for drug-related crimes: drug possession or delivery, retail theft, prostitution, and credit card fraud. For these Production Assistants, the court system felt that rehabilitation meant detention.
Inside the prison system, this difference in sentencing means that nonviolent offenders with histories of drug and alcohol abuse end up in the same prison as inmates with violent convictions—one reason why the Cook County Jail and IDOC facilities are so overcrowded. Last week, the Chicago Reader's Mick Dumke updated us on Cook County board president Toni Preckwinkle's latest attempt to reduce the inmate population: a resolution at a recent board meeting advocating for her authority to release "low-risk defendants" on electronic monitoring until they go on trial.
The Cook County Sheriff runs a year-long boot camp program, an alternative to incarceration that other states and counties have tried as well. The 1996 state law behind boot camp specified inmates with only nonviolent convictions. During the first four months, participants complete a daily military-style regimen of exercise, drills, classwork, and technical skills training. The latter eight months amount to probation—inmates leave the campus under supervision and must periodically check in.
The sheriff reports that the three-year recidivism rate for boot camp inmates is about 20 percent, while the national average for regular inmates is about 67 percent.
About 70 percent of jail inmates are women and men accused of nonviolent crimes. They represent the poorest neighborhoods in Chicago, the most violent streets, the neighborhood schools most likely to be closed, and the lowest-paying formal jobs in the city's labor market. These inmates also represent many Growing Home Production Assistants who enter our farm sites. They work hard according to a rigorous schedule, set and achieve job-related goals during their fourteen weeks on the farm, and obtain a better job by their graduation date.
Growing Home, and programs like ours, is an alternative, and it works best when combined with progressive programs in the public and private sectors. Boot camp was and could be an example of a progressive alternative sentence leading to a job-training organization like GH and then to unsubsidized employment. That's what 2012 graduate Nick G. did, and that's what 2013 graduate Miriah B. did.
"No matter where you go in life you always have to be responsible to someone—manager at your job or your kids at home," Miriah said. She graduated from boot camp in 2012 and from GH in 2013. "A lot of people need that second chance. Some people don't want it, but some of us want to go home as better people."
Effective people need to run boot camp, from daily operations at the prison garden to leadership at the top. This principle applies to any organization. Our question to Rep. Reboletti is: Do we abolish the opportunity for successful outcomes because our court system lost sight of the program's original design? If the state law that created boot camp specified inmates with nonviolent convictions, then a better course of action would be to enforce the original intent of the law, determine why the courts disregarded it, and get the right people in charge of the program.
To answer our question, Rep. Reboletti could ask our newest urban farm staff person, DeAndre Brooks, who completed boot camp in 2004, graduated from Growing Home in 2012, and got hired full-time in 2013.
After years of selling drugs, getting shot in the leg at 20 years old, and landing short stints in Cook County Jail at 26th and California Avenue, DeAndre hit a turning point in 2003 when he entered boot camp. "Boot camp changed me, for sure. I studied on my feet, literally. We had to stand up and study for the GED. I dropped out of high school my junior year. But in 2004, I graduated and got my GED."
Neighborhoods on Chicago's south and west sides have double—sometimes triple—the national average for per capita incarceration. If we're serious about tackling this fact and its ensuing social and economic trauma, then we need to look at what works, who's doing it, and get them at the table. Let's refuse the temptation to scrap opportunities for committed individuals to do right by themselves, their families, and our communities.
Written by Employment Specialist Brad Hirn with support from Growing Home staff]]>
Ty Warner needs to be punished accordingly
Our "criminal justice" system is broken. There is one system for the rich and one system for the poor.
For example, Ty Warner received two years probation for lying and cheating the government, and the American people, out of millions of dollars. According to U.S. District Judge Charles Kocoras, "society will be best served to allow [Warner] to continue his good works." This may very well be true. However, I am sure he would be treated differently if he was a poor black man who had been using or dealing drugs.
Through my work at Growing Home Inc., I see many returning citizens, mostly people of color, who have spent time in prison for using or selling drugs. When they get out of prison, they face a society that has turned its back on them. Have these people committed a more heinous crime than Ty Warner?
We need to close down our prisons for all except those who have committed violent crimes, and invest in helping people find jobs so that they will not be out on the streets. We need to make the wealthy criminals pay to support programs for poor criminals. We need a system that treats everybody equally.
— Harry Rhodes, executive director, Growing Home, Inc.]]>
Growing Home's Executive Director Harry Rhodes recently got back from a trip to Cuba, which has one of the most advanced urban farming systems in the world. This trip was the culmination of a fellowship awarded to Harry by the Chicago Community Trust last year, recognizing his leadership in the nonprofit community.
Harry published a three-part series about his trip on his blog, On the Road with Harry Rhodes. Here are some highlights, but check out Harry's blog for more stories and lots more pictures!
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Our community supported agriculture program provides an abundance of fresh produce every week, grown on our 100% USDA certified organic farms. In addition to enjoying high-quality, diverse, and heirloom varieties, your participation in our CSA program funds our employment training and community outreach programs.
Growing Home offers Spring (SOLD OUT), Summer, and Fall shares. The summer season offers a family sized "full" share (9-13 items) as well as a small "individual" bag (7-11 items). Spring and Fall shares are all "full" shares.
We'll send you an email when your registration is received to confirm your order and information.
There are two ways to complete your registration: Paypal (see below), or through the mail with this form.
There are five CSA pick-up sites:
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Rick's Body and Soul in Morris, IL on Fridays 2pm-5pm
Green City Market in Lincoln Park on Saturdays 8am-12pm
3042 N Sawyer in Logan Square on Saturdays 8am-11am
2431 N Sawyer in Logan Square on Saturdays 8am-11am (SOLD OUT)
If you live in Chicago and would like to have your vegetables bike-delivered to your door, contact Loaded Bikes at 919-357-2308 or www.LoadedBikes.com for more details.
Please make sure to include all your contact information on the registration form. We MUST have your email to include you in the newsletter and your phone number to contact you on pick-up days. If you are splitting with someone else who would like to receive the newsletter and who may be picking up on some days, please include their information as well.
If you're ordering through PayPal, we will email you for this information.
Your Growing Home contacts:
Blanche Montesi: for questions about the program, registration, payment, missed pick-up days, and additional information about supporting Growing Home. firstname.lastname@example.com or call 773-549-1336
Stephanie Douglass: for questions, comments, and concerns about produce, the CSA boxes, or visiting and volunteering at the farm. email@example.com
Here's some of what you'll find in your shares:
hardy perennial herbs, asparagus, arugula, bok choy, garlic greens, baby lettuces, spinach, other greens, and early summer herbs like sage, chives, and peppermint
carrots, broccoli, potatoes, zucchini, summer squash, onions, cabbage, garlic, swiss chard, cucumbers, eggplant, green and purple beans, peas, early winter squash, bell peppers, a wide variety of tomatoes, and a full range of herbs
arugula, spinach, bok choy, green beans, hard-shelled squash like butternut and acorn, beets, turnips, lettuces, peppers, potatoes, carrots, broccoli, kohlrabi, onions, and late season herbs.
You'll receive a emailed newsletter each week letting you know what's in your box!
Growing Home's Employment Specialist Brad Hirn participated in a panel discussion on WBEZ's Afternoon Shift Wednesday afternoon to talk about ending poverty in Chicago, and how job training and transitional employment programs can help, such as Growing Home's Transitional Job Training Program.
Please click here to listen to the full panel discussion.
The discussion was held in honor of the 50 year anniversary of President Lyndon B. Johnson's "War on Poverty," announced in his State of the Union address on January 8, 1964. At the time, the national poverty rate was 19 percent. Johnson said, "We shall not rest until that war is won. The richest nation on Earth can afford to win it. We cannot afford to lose it."
This speech eventually led Congress to pass the Economic Opportunity Act with the goals of eliminating poverty, expanding educational opportunities, increasing the safety net for the poor and unemployed, and tending to health and financial needs of the elderly.
50 years later, there has been great progress, and there is so much more to be done. News organizations, non-profits, think tanks and the President Obama all weighed in yesterday on where we stand at the 50th anniversary. Estimates differ, but a new report issued by the White House estimates that poverty has fallen by one third since 1967. For more perspectives, follow the #WaronPoverty hashtag on Twitter.
The White House report also emphasizes that unemployment is one of the strongest predictors of poverty, and highlights the importance of programs reaching the most disadvantaged with high barriers to employment. This is exactly the type of program that Growing Home provides to our graduates.
"Ending poverty is absolutely achievable," in the opinion of Growing Home's Employment Specialist, Brad Hirn. "It requires layers: policy reform, personal relationships, and mentoring."
In 2013, Growing Home's Employment Training Team had a very successful year in providing opportunities for job placements, setting career goals, and transferrable job skills for the workplace . We placed nearly 90% of our graduates in jobs last year. 10 of our graduates earned "sustainable" jobs, with wages over $10/hour and benefits such as paid vacation days, sick days or health insurance. Our graduates worked to pass driving exams, GEDs, and professional certifications like food safety certificates and forklift operating licenses. We were also able to provide legal aid to six of our graduates last year to seal or expunge their criminal records, with assistance from Cabrini Green Legal Aid (CGLA). You can read more about Growing Home's success in 2013 in this blog post.
Joining Brad on the panel were Amy Rynell, Senior Director of Research & Policy at Heartland Alliance; Theresa Gibbons, Director of Asset Building Programs at Heartland Alliance; and Natalie Moore, WBEZ's South-Side Chicago reporter. Heartland Alliance is a valued referral partner for Growing Home's Transitional Job Training Program, and refers qualified candidates to our application process. The recruitment process is now open for Production Assistants for our 2014 growing season.
Growing Home has completed recruitment for Cohort 1 of our 2014 Transitional Job Training Program. Recruitment for Cohort 2 will begin in May. If you are interested in applying for the program or would like to refer a candidate, please read the information on our Application Page and begin the process by calling Tonika Johnson in early May at 773‐434‐7144 to schedule an application session.
Growing Home, Inc. recruits committed individuals to work as Production Assistants at our organic agriculture business. We offer two, 14‐week employment and training opportunities beginning in the spring of each year. Candidates that are a strong fit should have an interest in jobs in agriculture, landscaping, customer service, and/or food service.
If you are a representative of an agency that would like to refer a candidate or schedule an application session at your site, please contact Shaniece Alexander, Employment Training Manager at firstname.lastname@example.com.]]>
In November 2013, Growing Home's Executive Director Harry Rhodes spoke on a Chicago Humanities Festival Panel called "Farm in the City." Along with other panelists (Lee Bey, Naomi Davis, and John Edel), Harry discussed the sustainability of urban agriculture, and the opportunities the industry can create within communities. The panel was part of the Chicago Humanities Festival's theme for 2014 – Animal: What Makes Us Human.
In the presentation, Harry looks forward to more success in the years ahead, saying "I'm really excited to see the changes that have happened over the past 12 years, and looking forward to the next 12 years to see how this community is really going to be changed, and how additional communities can be changed through food, through farming, through economic activities and new jobs."
The Chicago Humanities Festival kindly posted a video of the whole Panel Discussion on YouTube here. Note- Harry's presentation is up first, from 0:20 to 14:35.


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Media can make or mar one's image ? agree / any example ?
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I am a student studying Media and Journalism at iLEAD! I consider the lessons i was taught by iLEAD, by Kolkata's everyday life, and by the new friends as immeasurable and positive and i am honestly grateful to be given such insights at such an early age in my life. i am deeply convinced that the support i enjoyed here will be a great help in my future life and will make it a better one. My journey to iLEAD will always have a special place in the treasure of my memories.Answered by Simran Kapoor, 01 Apr '13 10:39 am
Yes...professionalism is there now a days...Answered by vijay, 05 Dec '12 12:57 pm
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Boulder police: Surveillance cameras captured suspects in alley attack outside Nitro Club
Boulder police investigating three similar attacks
BOULDER, Colo. - Boulder police have released surveillance pictures of three men wanted in an assault outside the Nitro Club.
Police say the Nitro Club assault is similar to three other recent attacks, where two to three men jumped other men, often during robberies or attempted robberies.
The string of assaults span from Nov. 1 to Nov. 27, with two happening on or near the Pearl Street Mall, one on University Hill and the fourth on the Boulder Creek Path.
A key obstacle for police has been long delays in victims reporting three of the four attacks.
In the Nov. 17 attack near the Nitro club, the victims waited 35 hours before calling police. In a Nov. 1 attack near 10th and Marine streets, the victims didn't call police until 19 hours later.
"We have a much better chance of finding the suspects if we get there right away," Boulder police spokeswoman Kim Kobel said.
Some of the attacks happened in the downtown area, where police have extra officers patrolling around bars and restaurants on busy weekends. In response to the recent attacks, police are adding even more patrols.
"If people are assaulted, get somewhere safe and call 911 right away," Kobel said. "There are officers in that area that can get to you quickly, if you call 911." She added that people who see something that appears suspicious, but they're not sure, shouldn't be reluctant to call 911.
The attack captured by a surveillance camera happened in an alley behind the Nitro Club in the 1100 block of Lawry Lane at about 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 17.
A 23-year-old male victim and a male friend told police they were walking down the alley when a man approached them and asked for a cigarette. The victims gave the man one.
As the two friends turned to walk away, a man with blond hair tackled the 23-year-old victim and a second man began punching him.
The third man grabbed the victim's friend, who was trying to intervene, police said. The attackers then left.
The 23-year-old suffered serious injuries and was taken to the hospital. The second victim was not hurt, police said.
Police said the surveillance video shows the attackers walking west on Lawry Lane, just after the assaults. The victims walked in the opposite direction.
Police said the blond suspect appears to be wearing a scarf, jeans and possibly cowboy boots. The other two suspects have dark hair and clothing. A fourth man, seen on the right of the photos, is a bystander and was not involved in the assaults. Police said they have questioned the bystander, who was not able to identify the attackers.
Anyone who recognizes the attackers is asked to contact Detective Chuck Heidel at 303-441-3339.
Here are details on the other three attacks.
At about 1 a.m. on Nov. 1. a 21-year-old man was walking with friends near 10th and Marine streets when he stopped to chat with an acquaintance. As the man ran to catch up with his friends, he was knocked to the ground by two men, who searched his pocket for his wallet, police said.
One of his friends heard the commotion and rushed back to help, and the attackers ran off. The victim was treated at a hospital for minor injuries.
Witnesses couldn't provide detailed descriptions, saying the men may have been white and were wearing dark clothing and possibly beanies, police said.
Another attack happened between 11 p.m. on Nov. 9 and 1 a.m. on Nov. 10. Three male friends were walking near 11th and Pearl streets when a man rushed up and tackled one of the men, knocking him into his two friends so they all fell down, police said.
The attacker searched two of the fallen men's pockets for their wallets, police said. One victim was treated at a hospital.
The attacker was described as a white man with blond hair who stood about 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighed between 180 to 190 pounds. He was wearing large gauge earrings, a gray hooded sweatshirt and a black beanie.
A victim said the man had a crooked nose that appeared to have been broken in the past.
The most recent attack happened about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday as a man was jogging on the Boulder Creek Path near Third Street and Arapahoe Avenue.
The jogger said he was stopped by a man asking for assistance and then two other men appeared. The trio attacked the jogger and went through his pockets, police said.
The victim fought back and may have seriously injured one of the attackers in his left eye, police said.
The three attackers are between 25 and 30 years of age. Police gave these additional descriptions:
- The main attacker who approached the jogger was described as a white man who was 6 feet tall and weighed 225 pounds. He had a brown beard and was wearing a beanie cap, a flannel jacket and steel-toed construction boots. The man may have an injured left eye.
- The second suspect is a white man who is about 5 feet 8 inches tall with medium build and a closely cropped brown beard. The man was wearing construction-type pants and a baseball cap. He may have injured his right hand.
- The third suspect was a dark-skinned white or Hispanic man, who spoke Spanish. He was 5 feet 6 inches tall, had a sparse, black mustache and was wearing jeans, a large-patterned shirt over a hoodie and colored Van-style shoes.
Police asked anyone with information about these attacks to call the Boulder Police Department Detective Section at 303-441-3330 or the Tip Line at 303-441-1974.
Those who have information but wish to remain anonymous can call the Northern Colorado Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or 1-800-444-3776. Tips can also be submitted through the Crime Stoppers website at www.crimeshurt.com. Those submitting tips through Crime Stoppers that lead to the arrest and filing of charges on a suspect may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $1,000 from Crime Stoppers.


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Walking your dog in NYC you look down a lot. Seven day votive candles in thick glass jars burned for weeks at the bases of Gingko trees, makeshift memorials for the lost residents of the buildings they stood in front of. I'd look from the photocopied "Missing" flyers tacked up on the trees, to the candles, to to the bikes locked to the racks adjacent. I connected them all. I still, to this day, look at what were once perfectly nice, shiny bikes with the fanciest Kryptonite locks on them and wonder if their owners had died at the Trade Center. Why else would they have left these nice bikes to languish like this?
So far as I can tell, logically speaking, there is no reason for me to connect the bikes to the candles to the flyers. Similarly, there was no logical reason to connect what happened in New York City to the war that we're in now. It didn't make sense then, and it doesn't make sense now either."—
It's About the War - Personism
I wrote this a few years ago, but I still notice the abandoned bikes when I'm walking Ollie, and still think about them in the same way.


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I am thinking about buying a Stevens 12g model 66b. I was wondering what you guys think the value would be? I was told that it is in really nice condition. BTW they are asking $300 for it which I think is plenty high.
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The objective of this project is to develop and test a towed electromagnetic source and receiver system suitable for deployment from small coastal vessels to map near-surface electrical structure in shallow water. The system will be used to collect permafrost data in the shallow water of the U.S. Beaufort Inner Shelf at locations coincident with seismic lines collected by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The electromagnetic data will be used to identify the geometry, extent, and physical properties of permafrost and any associated gas hydrate in order to provide a baseline for future studies of the effects of any climate-driven dissociation of permafrost and hydrate. Results will be used to expand the geological and geographical applications of marine electromagnetic methods, and provide a geophysical tool to complement the seismic methods currently being used.
The Regents of the University of California - San Diego, Scripps Institute of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA 92093
United States Geological Survey (USGS), Wood Hole, MA 02543
Permafrost underlies an estimated 20 percent of the land area in the northern hemisphere and often contains associated methane hydrate. Numerous studies have indicated that permafrost and hydrate are actively thawing in many high latitude and high elevation areas in response to warming climate and rising sea levels. Such thawing has clear consequences for the integrity of energy infrastructure in the Arctic, can lead to profound changes in arctic hydrology and ecology, and can increase methane emissions through the dissociation of methane hydrates or by microbial processes accessing organic carbon that has been trapped in permafrost. There has, however, been significant debate over the offshore extent of subsea permafrost.
Our knowledge of subseafloor geology relies largely on seismic data and cores/well logs obtained from vertical boreholes. Borehole data are immensely valuable (both in terms of dollar cost and scientific worth), but provide information only about discrete locations in close to one (vertical) dimension. Seismic data are inherently biased toward impedance contrasts, rather than bulk sediment properties. In the context of mapping offshore permafrost and shallow hydrate, seismic methods can identify the top of frozen sediment through the identification of high amplitude reflections and high velocity refractors. However, simple 2-D seismic surveys do little to elucidate the bulk properties—particularly the thickness—of the frozen layers. However, permafrost and gas hydrate are both electrically resistive, making electromagnetic (EM) methods a complementary geophysical approach to seismic methods for studying these geologic features. Deep ocean EM methods for mapping gas hydrate have been developed by both academia and industry, but the deep ocean techniques and equipment are not directly applicable to the shallow-water, near-shore permafrost environment. The project addresses this problem by designing, building, and testing an EM system designed for use in very shallow water, and using it to not only provide insight into the extent of offshore permafrost, but also collect baseline data that will prove invaluable for future studies of permafrost degradation.
The project will exploit the close association of hydrate and permafrost at high latitudes and, in particular, their common response to changing climate. By using a second geophysical method to supplement seismic data, researchers will be able to better map the current extent of permafrost and thus better understand the impact of past sea level rise on the hydrate stability field, as well as provide a critical baseline for studies targeting the effects of current climate change.
Accomplishments (most recent listed first)
Current Status (June 2014)
Researchers finished construction of a towed EM receiver suitable for use on small vessels in shallow water. The new EM receiver and transmitter system was tested in November in San Diego Bay, offshore California. The performance of the system exceeded the design goals. The signal-to-noise ratio was around 100 (or 1 percent error in the data) which is excellent. The amplitude and phase stability of the new system is slightly better than the Vulcan receiver system, which reflects an improvement over existing technology. Researchers continue to refine the towed receiver system and have begun to develop plans for the upcoming field tests in Harrison Bay, Alaska in September.
Project Start: October 1, 2012
Project End: September 30, 2016
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Phase 1 - DOE Contribution: $121,473, Performer Contribution: $59,598
Phase 2 - DOE Contribution: $187,695, Performer Contribution: $39,598
Phase 3 - DOE Contribution: $197,852, Performer Contribution: $39,598
Phase 4 - DOE Contribution: $92,270, Performer Contribution: $42,058
Planned Total Funding - DOE Contribution: $599,290, Performer Contribution: $180,852
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These Jesus Elegy poems are examples of Elegy poems about Jesus. These are the best examples of Jesus Elegy poems written by international PoetrySoup poets
For B.I.
It is that feeling
when sleep is to miss
awakening or awake
you believe the heart
pounding it with angels
Another set of Angel wings was delivered today
As Jesus walked my mother through them Pearly Gates
And even though I cried so hard
I knew she was better off
She didn't have to suffer in pain
She could finally be set free again
God gave her her wings
As Jesus called her home
She is still loved and missed
But at least she's still here in the mist
Takeing my hand in troubled times
Guiding me from wrong to right
Another set of wings were delivered today
As Jesus called my mother home
She's an Angel in Heaven now
And I know she's always around
There are many of our friends and families who are no longer with us this day
So in the name of Jesus for them we will pray
We reach towards the hands of God, the Lord and master of our lives
We worship Him and praise Him in His son's name, The Lord Jesus Christ
We look up to His face, we look up to His eyes
We honor HIm today, we glorify Him who lives up high
How excellent Is your name oh Lord down here on earth
We magnify your presence, we place you first
We stand before you today oh Lord In the Need of Prayer
We come to you oh Lord as adopted sons and daughters
Exalting your name like all good children ought of
An whenever the seasons of life happen to intercede
We come to you Father God with our hands stretched out in need
We trust in you completely and thank you for all that you have done
Our hands in supplications because of the sacrifice of your son
Forgive us for our guilty feelings, our doubts and all of our fears
Remove the iniquity form our hearts, a burden we no longer wish to bear
We stand before you once again oh Lord In the Need of Prayer
Let your son's blood cover us and give us the breath of life
In the name of Jesus, the Kingdom that is Christ
Who died for our wholeness, who died for our sins
We thank you for the salvation and to be back in your good graces once again
By the covenant of the blood that was shed on Mount Calvary
On the crown and on the cross for all humanity to see
We stand before you this day oh Lord in the Need of Prayer
When I think about the love that she has given me, it makes me think of how one
could love so deeply, how could one have a love so pure. I love this women for
just who she was, she has left me gifts that I cherish, she has been my
inspiration, my best friend, my mother.
When she called daughter, I listened with my ears, but her words went depper
than the ears could hear. Now that your gone, I can truly hear those words, those
scriptures that wer given that my heart has hidden within. The signs you gave I
can now see, thank God I am no longer blinded to what you always could see.
I miss you so much, but I know the only way for me to see you again is to live my
life according to God's will. I thank God for allowing me to know someone as
great as you, to be in your presence was not by chance but predistined to what
soon lies ahead. I can't stop thinking about all that we been through and how I
met you. I can't stop remembering how much I love you.
I cry not because your not with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, I cry because I
miss you here on earth. I feel like a piece of me is gone, I feel like no one will
ever understand the depth of our relationship or our love, I love you so very
much. I wish that I could have been there with you to see you go home to glory.
I am hurt but I know that God has my back in everything I do. I promise you I will
always put God first in all that I do. I pray that when your watching over us, you will
smile and continue to pray for us. Your love is very much undescribable, but
when I think again it's nothing but that Agape love! The same love that Jesus has
for me. I love you Willie, and I going to press on Mommy until God calls me