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SDX (Summer Development eXperience) was an amazing two week experience I was a part of this summer. The goal of this experience was to finish the DocuSim web app on web-based patient assessment form for nursing students use in their simulated labs. I was extremely nervous going in for the first day because I had no idea of what to expect. There was a lot to take in very quickly. We had to learn all about the project we were to be completing and all the new technologies that it involved; however, the rest of the two weeks was less overwhelming.
Our goal was to come as close to completion as possible in the two weeks we had. Luke Fader and Cory Dalton worked on the project the previous summer, but they were unable to complete the login/logout functionality as well as some parts of UI. We were able to find a helpful post on implementing login/logout with token authorization, the new recommended method of authorization.
We used many different technologies while building this web application and had to learn on the job everyday. We decoupled our backed from our fronted, a common architecture in modern web apps. We used ASP.Net Web API for the backend and Angular JS on the front-end. I worked primarily on the backend while Kyllian Mobley worked on the front-end. Dr. Casey helped us out whenever and wherever we needed help.
While looking at the code on day one, we decided we need to rewrite the back-end using the Code First model of Entity Framework. Originally the project had been in model-first; however, it was going to be much easier if we changed to code first. With help from the post we found on token authorization, I was then able to integrate it into our code and complete login/logout functionality for the back-end.
Kyllian used Angular Strap, a framework which helps connect AngularJS and Bootstrap. He completed the login/logout functionality on the front-end as well as all of the UI components needed to make it usable.
At the end of the two weeks, we had completed approximately 90% of DocuSim and were pleased with how far we had come. This experience challenged me to learn and grow as a programmer and as a person. These two weeks were extremely enjoyable, and I would strongly recommend it to any Computer Science major interested in learning more in just two weeks than in a typical semester-long course and in having a great time.
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Child's Toy
Remember Legos? They are one of the early toys children enjoy in their play. Legos are fun because
they are relatively inexpensive.
they have infinite reuse and possibilities.
they encourage imagination and "outside-of-the-box" thinking.
Big Kid Toy
Raspberry Pi (RPi) is the evolution of the "toy," for children and grownups alike. It is not a toy in the sense we generally think: it is a small computer. However, it shares the same properties of legos:
It is relatively cheap compared to other computers.
It has infinite reuse and possibilities.
It encourages imagination and "outside-of-the-box" thinking.
RPi Projects
The Raspberry Pi comes with no case or enclosure, so equipped with my new "toy," I couldn't help but combine it with my favorite childhood toy. The first part of my RPi project, create an enclosure with legos from my childhood. After a few hours of playing and remembering simpler times of my life, here are the results:
The panels on the sides flip up, revealing I/O ports on the RPi.
This is a RPI without Legos.
Web Server
Much of my learning outside of class involves web technologies. Testing the performance of these projects is difficult on my own computer because the files are stored locally. The problem is one of cost, money spent for web hosting services. This is not ideal for projects still in the development stage. Because of this, I chose to make my RPi a web server for development purposes. RPi runs a version Linux for ARM processors (that's what type of CPU is in the RPi). Because of this, many Linux programs can be installed and run on RPi, including the web server Apache, along with php and ftp services.
The Process
I followed the guides found on instructables and wikihow. The basic process is to use terminal commands to download and install the aforementioned programs and configure them appropriately. I chose vsftpd for FTP services because I want to have the ability to access the web server remotely and add project files to it. This saves me time and allows me to focus more on the project itself, rather than the time it would take to otherwise transfer the project. Apache took the most time to learn and configure because I have never used it before and was unsure of where in the file system the websites should be stored. It also has several permissions that need to be configured (both Linux and Apache permissions).
A little tweaking here and there and my RPi was ready to begin its life as a local web server!
Not only is the RPi a fun "toy" for grown-ups, it also has value as an inexpensive tool for web development, all while being small, portable and entertaining to look at (thanks to Legos). The RPi is also a great tool for other creative uses, and I look forward to tackling other projects with it in the future.
By C.W. Dalton
I like pi, who doesn't? Pi, the number that gives us circles. Pie, a delicious dessert that comes in many different flavors. Pi, a pocket sized computer with capacity for hours of entertainment. This last kind of pi, Raspberry Pi, is one of things we were lucky to work with this year in Operating Systems (CIS 460). At first we simply used them to learn basic Linux, but then we were set free to configure and set up something of our own design we were interested in.
I thoroughly enjoy video games. Especially those from the 90's. How could I turn this little pocket sized motherboard into an old gaming system to fill my free time with Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Yoshi's? I needed an emulator, a program that mimics the hardware and functionality of a device virtually. I found RetroPie, which would allow me not only to play Nintendo and Super Nintendo games, but other systems like Sega as well. Using instructions from the Github repository, I downloaded the RetroPie setup file and ....
Install Dialogue
At about 3:00 in the afternoon, I used the installer and chose to download and compile the code on my Raspberry Pi. Not thinking, at first I stopped the process when I thought it froze half-way in. Realizing that it was going to take forever to compile, I started the process again and left it all night to compile. Checking it every so often throughout the night before I went to sleep, it was amazingly slow, but by morning it had finished. After completing the setup, I opened up the config file and set the keyboard mappings for controlling the game. Next was to find some games. I downloaded some games that I had physical copies of at home to play: Super Mario World and Mario Kart. After copying the game images into the correct folder for the Super Nintendo system, I typed emulationstation on the commandline and started playing Mario. It worked beautifully.
It Works!
After about 2 hours of fun, I thought that my experience could be improved. I needed some sort of controller. Knowing that a Wii controller connects through bluetooth, I researched to see if anyone had made any drivers that would allow me to map the buttons. I found CWiid and Wminput. CWiid defines a library for connecting and communicating with a wiimote. Wminput is a joystick/mouse driver that allows the wiimote to communicate as a gamepad. This was perfect for me. I plugged in my usb bluetooth adapter and installed the base bluetooth drivers for Raspberry-Pi.
This is where I ran into the most trouble. When I installed CWiid and Wminput and tried to connect, it reported a Bluetooth error, saying the adapter was down. I tried to run hcitool scan and it would return device hci0 down. After troubl shooting for a couple hours, I finally found that I needed to update the Bluetooth on the Pi, even though I had just installed it, this allowed Bluetooth to use my adapter. After this WMinput worked just fine.
wminput controller mapping code
With the wiki as a guide, I created a joystick config file to map the buttons to joystick functions. Using wminput -c gamepad the wiimote connected and was recognized as a controller. Running the RetroPie command retroarch-joyconfig allowed me to auto map the controller buttons. After setting all this up the wiimote work great as a controller.
This is Awesome.
Setting up my Raspberry Pi as a game emulator was entertaining and gave me a lot of experience. It helped teach me to be self-sufficient in programming. Unlike any other programming assignment, it was very open ended. We were dropped in the wild to make it on our own. If we ran into trouble, the responsibility to solve the issue was mostly on us. We couldn't go to our teacher, Dr. Casey, and ask for help in the same way, since he didn't necessarily have the answer. I think it was a very rewarding more realistic experience.
by Cory Dalton
This semester in Computer Networks (CIS 345) we are flipping the class. In practical terms this means we listen to lectures that have been recorded before coming to class and use class time for discussion and hands on activity. While this may put more responsibility on us as the students, we get a lot more out of it. Also since all the lectures are posted on iTunesU, the class can reach anyone, some who will never even see our classroom.
It's really nice to have a recorded lecture you can rewind if you need to hear something again. You don't have to stop class and ask or remain clueless; just click a button and listen again. Is a nice convenience to have the lectures when we need them. It's also nice that we have so much more class time to go in-depth for answering questions or pursuing interests. We spend our class time getting a better understanding of things that are confusing. More questions can be answered and with more detail. We get a more comprehensive understanding as well, since we have time to venture past general knowledge and basics.
A typical class day is spent going over the specifics such as Dijkstra's algorithm or answering questions on NAT. This also leaves us with some class time to do hands-on programming and packet sniffing labs. For example, we have written TCP and UDP programs in Python to send and receive messages between computers and used Wireshark to perform packet sniffing labs. While class is very rewarding, it's only possible because we take on the responsibility of watching lectures in our free time. Sometimes with a busy schedule this can be very difficult, and honestly sometimes it's just not fun. Even though the class is more demanding outside the classroom, the flip has been an overall very positive experience for me since I've gained a deeper knowledge of the subject, and we can spend more time on more interesting areas.
by Dr. Kenan Casey
Each spring, graduating computer science majors FHU take Advanced Topics in Computer Science (CIS 491), a course that serves as the capstone course of their undergraduate program. The main component of this course is a significant, real-world development project. In previous years students have developed an iPhone application and an iPad application for the university.
In addition to this very challenging development project, students in CIS 491 also participate in several academic projects. One project is a written review of a classic book in the field of CS. Students choose a book that is of interest to them, read it over the course of the semester, and write a detailed review of the book. Specifically, students answer the questions:
They also give a 1-5 star review of the book (in keeping with our Netflix culture). The goal of this project is to expose students to important literature in the field of computer science. This experience should help students grow as software engineers and computer scientists, while also encourating them to develop the habit of reading for professional development.
To help students find such a book, I have compiled the following list.
I compiled the list by researching several other "Top 100" lists online and by reading reviews on Amazon.
Hopefully this project will promote personal growth in these students that will result in better thinkers, designers, and engineers.
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One of the perks of Computer Science at FHU is our ability to take classroom projects and take them into Dr. Casey's research group in order to expand and improve upon them. This semester we did this with DocuSim, a web application for FHU's nursing school (see this article for more info). Cory and I have been involved in DocuSim from its inception and we are in charge of bringing it to completion.
We quickly realized that DocuSim needs a backend that includes a database to store patient information and assessments. We chose to create the backend in a way where we can connect to it from a number of frontend applications. This means we should be able to use our backend database with our web application, but also have the freedom to make a native iPad/iPhone application that uses the same database backend.
Entity Framework and Web API allows us to accomplish this within Visual Studio 2012.
DocuSim database model created using Entity Framework.
To begin on DocuSim we have started by setting up a backend web api server. This has proven a little more difficult than originally thought. We spent a good while defining a database and used entity framework to create it. We ran into several issues with its creation. The main issue was that the entity models we incorrectly generated produced conflicting code and duplicate data. The lesson learned is to completely understand a tool before using it. After better understanding entity framework it was easy to create a basic API that allows for querying GET requests to the database, though we are still testing out the other types of queries.
DocuSim's future looks bright. Once we get the rest of the backend queries working, we'll look to host our Web API and then begin improvement on the frontend web application(s).
Computers are everywhere; they surround us; they are a part of everything we do. I'm not simply referring to desktops and laptops, or even tablets and cell phones. Computers are found in microwave ovens, in our cars and yes, even in our voice-recorded greeting cards! For instance, that greeting card computer may be able to record and play a message from your grandmother, but you wouldn't expect it to be able to open a PowerPoint presentation. Why? Because it would be ridiculous to put a powerful processor in a greeting card that sells for $5. This when the worlds of hardware and software collide in Computer Science -- we must be prepared to write software for any number of different hardware platforms.
To understand how to accomplish this, we must first understand how computers, specifically processors, work. Many people may be vaguely aware that computers can only understand machine or binary language. Binary is a numerical system also called base 2 that represents all numbers as 1's and 0's. If a computer can only understand a numerical system, how is it able to read and write text? How can it make decisions? How can it access memory? These questions can be answered by the Instruction Set Architecture (ISA), which are instructions the processor understands in order to compute operations in a meaningful way to the user.
Mars, the main program we use to write MIPS Assembly programs.
Normally when we write programs, we use a high-level language such as C++, C# or Java. These languages are friendly to the programmer since a single line of code can accomplish several operations at once. These languages come with a compiler, to translate the source code into machine language. Assembly language is a simple, yet complex low-level programming language close to what the processor can directly understand. This low-level programming is typically avoided (like the plague) by programmers, for two main reasons. First, unlike writing in high-level languages, assembly programs can only run on its specific architecture. This means the assembly code will not work on every computer, which can be detrimental to the longevity of the program itself. Secondly, assembly language is more complex to write than the high-level equivalent. Where one line of code in a high-level language can do multiple instructions, in assembly, a single line of code can typically only perform a single operation. This obviously requires more typing and can easily lead to more mistakes by the programmer.
Simple, or embedded computers generally do not use high-level language programs because of the limited storage capacity and limited processing power. Instead, they operate on assembly code, bringing us back to the entire point of learning assembly language; we want to be able to write software for any number of hardware platforms, including those used by microwaves and greeting cards.
What do you find when hardware and software collide? 10 frustrated students! The complexities involved in this class can be overwhelming at times. Personally, I'll be happy if I never write another program in assembly in my life. However, this class has been an eye-opening exercise in my understanding of what it takes for computers and applications to make our lives more interesting.
--Luke Fader
Short courses. It's a nice way to knock a few classes off the "to-do" list in-between regular semesters. I'd had a few short courses before this August, but never one actually requiring my physical presence. So I set off to face the unknown, which turned out to be a room full of people I already knew, to learn the basics of a programming language I was aware of only in the vaguest sense, (i.e., that it existed and ran some stuff).
Now, learning a language in two weeks is, um, challenging, to say the least. The format of the class Dr. Casey, our instructor, suggested we experiment with helped tremendously. The class was flipped, where we would do the reading and listen to the lectures ahead of time, and then come in to the classroom during the scheduled time and ask questions about things we hadn't understood. I don't know if I would have processed the information to the same degree had the class been structured differently.
During the first week, we covered two thirds of the textbook and had assignments to make Java applications that gradually built up from a simple arithmetic calculator to one that converted to and from Roman numerals. (This sounds less impressive than it should, but I assure you it required a lot of effort at the time.)
The class day after our "mid-term", our final project was announced. With the game robocode, we would be programming our own Java tanks to face off in gladiatorial combat for bonus points on our final.
At the time it sounded insanely over our heads, but as we worked through the lectures and assignments in week two, it started to come together a little more.
Our last day of class, we took our final exam and then watched tiny little tanks obliterate each other on a TV for our amusement. It meant a little more, knowing that we had each had a hand in the building of one of them.
As for robocode: The robots themselves are customizable in almost every way, except for adding outside sprite-work, which means than while you can have a tank in every reasonably conceivable solid color, you cannot add demon wings. So I suppose that is a letdown on the part of the system itself, but that's really the only one I could find.
To successfully program a robocode tank, you have to keep track of gun heat (a meter that dictates when you have fired too much, too quickly), health (which you lose with each shot fired and gain back with each hit), movement, tracking opponent's movement, and so many other factors. Even taking a page from Dr. Frankenstein and using sample robot parts won't get you very far if you don't know what you are doing. The first time I ran my robot, it spun around in circles, rammed a wall, and was beaten by the sample tank MyFirstJuniorRobot. It took careful study and application of what all we'd gone over in class for two weeks to get a bot that worked passably, and plenty of refinement to get one that worked well.
The very fact that any of us were capable of programming anything resembling a working robot after only two weeks to familiarize ourselves with the language should speak volumes about the course. This blue one here is my little guy:
…which I named Saving Throw, since my strategy hinged mostly on survival. Any number of other strategies exists, and people far more clever and practiced than I have built some pretty amazing bots that they take videos of and post online.
Now that the short course is over with and I have a good grounding in Java, I still tinker with robocode, because I think it's an excellent way to keep fresh what I have learned, and even pick up a trick or two along the way.
Lastly, to those who will take the Java course in the future, here's some advice:
Have you ever tried to read a doctor's handwriting? It seems impossible to decipher, right? Now imagine having to do that every day for your job! This is what nurses do, and prospective nurses must prepare for. Given our current technology, there must be an easier way to fill out patient orders and assessments, without the need for hospital staffs to read each other's handwriting. Luckily, hospitals in recent years have been working on just that, digitizing patient records and spending funds toward the development of software to help remove the issues of paper records such as misread handwriting.
What does hospital software have to do with Computer Science at FHU? It is crucial in today's world for nursing students to learn how to use similar software systems when taking their patient's important medical information and assessments. Our CIS 268 Web Application Programming class took on the challenge over the Spring 2012 semester to develop an application for just this purpose. This project has been given the name DocuSim, as it will help the nursing instructors and their students document classroom simulations.
DocuSim is a web-based application developed using Microsoft's ASP.NET. Our goal from the first day was to construct something that could be used on multiple platforms, whether it be a desktop computer or mobile device such as an iPad. For this goal, a web application provides great flexibility through the use of HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. ASP.NET gives us additional controls to create forms on the site, as well as linking to backend databases.
The user begins on a page where a list of patients is displayed, each one being a separate simulation exercise. Once a patient is selected, the DocuSim assessment page is shown. On this page, the selected patient's data is dynamically loaded. The page also contains the necessary form(s) for the user to take and record assessments such as blood pressure, heart rate, vitals, important neurological tests and much more. The assessment page also shows previous assessment values and when they were taken, allowing the user to see both short and long-term history of the patient's vital body functions. This aids in quickly seeing trends that may help in diagnosing and treating the patient. DocuSim's main page also contains tabs for the user to quickly navigate to see the doctor's orders of medication or treatments for the patient, and a full history for the patient.
Such a large project has been a challenge for us, but we have been able to create a (mostly) functional version of DocuSim by semester's end. The challenge is now being passed on to Dr. Casey's research team to continue making this application better and more efficient, and something that will be fully incorporated into FHU's Nursing Program. My hope is for DocuSim to grow into something other Universities will be interested in incorporating as well!
-- Luke Fader
Time is an interesting thing. Time is what separates us from our past decisions. Time is what separates us from our future goals. The past has many mistakes. The future has many mysteries. Time is the constraint in which we all live.
Last October I took my official tour of Freed-Hardeman's campus. As any good marketing team would portray, it seemed to be a marvelous place. I had heard many good things about Freed-Hardeman: "Everyone is nice!", "It's like heaven on earth!", "They have a super computer!", and many other wonderful things. That day I made up my mind I would attend Freed-Hardeman University if I possibly could. Once that decision was made, only time separated me from move-in and move-in from today. During that time between move-in and today, I have had an experience far beyond what I expected. While many things I have experienced resemble what I heard, there were many more incredible aspects of Freed-Hardeman as a whole.
To state the obvious, Freed-Hardeman is a school. I'm here to learn about Computer Science. The two classes I took this semester that are required for this major are Pre-Calculus and Intro to Web Design. Both of these classes were amazing. In both of these classes, the instructors are awesome. Firstly, they are both excellent Christian examples to the entire class. They both wanted to be there and put their whole hearts into teaching us what they know about the designated topics. At times when students got out of hand, I could sit there in awe of how well they handled it. All around, they are outstanding instructors.
Web Design was quite the interesting class. It combines two quite different topics -- Computer Science and Art -- and makes them one class. To introduce the class, we took a look at many different websites to compare differences. Have you ever noticed and compared how many websites have vertical navigation bars and how many have horizontal ones? Or how about stuff like some having shadows behind the main page and others not even having a visible line between the content and the background? I had never spent the time to think about this before. In addition to this, the course covered HTML5 and CSS3 and a little JavaScript. Overall, I believe it was an excellent introduction to Web Design as a whole.
Pre-Calculus was also -- to a math geek -- very enjoyable. As is well known for the math classes, there was a ton of work. But some of it was actually cool (maybe just for math geeks.) One assignment was to find out the best seat to sit in a movie theater. I don't go to movie theaters often, but I found this to be very interesting.
Finally, the thing I had heard the most about Freed-Hardeman was the Spiritual Life aspects. Despite the perhaps common belief, Freed-Hardeman isn't a place that turns you into a Christian. Freed-Hardeman is not a place free from the pains of this world, which makes it far away from being a Heaven on earth. However, the school certainly fosters the growth of a Christian. And that is why Freed-Hardeman is a incredible place to be.
Time is an interesting thing. Perhaps you graduated from Freed-Hardeman and are reading this to keep up with the school: know that the spirit of Freed-Hardeman is alive and well. Or perhaps you are in high school contemplating the mysteries of college: the decision to come to Freed-Hardeman can be one that will give you an amazing experience, as it has for me. It may be that only thing that separates you from Freed-Hardeman is time.


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The Houston Texans will be without tight end Garrett Graham tonight against the New England Patriots.
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Malcolm Fraser resigns from A&DS over PPP schools 'blight'
Malcolm Fraser has stepped down from his role as deputy chairman of Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS) amid concerns that schools being built using private finance are 'blighting' schoolchildren's lives.Award-winning architect Fraser said that schools being built through public-private partnership (PPP) have undergone 'catastrophically poor' design.Fraser's comments come from a letter of resignation to Scottish Executive culture minister Patricia Ferguson, in which he questions whether such privately financed initiatives are value for money, and claims A&DS rejected his calls for an investigation into the matter.'The general silence of the building industry on this issue is a disgrace,' he said. 'All know of its fundamental flaws, but there is a river of money flowing from it towards us so we keep schtum.'Fraser added: 'I have seen nearly 100 of these schools and I saw 27 schools for the Highlands. This is the biggest single financial investment in the built infrastructure of the Highlands and the future of the people - and these schools are catastrophically poor.'I'm not talking about design as a subjective thing, I'm talking about objective evidence-based design which says we are currently building schools right across the Highlands that will blight the lives of those that will learn in them.'Fraser said he had been pushing for better design of schools within A&DS for the last two years.'I've been fighting the cause for two years, and it was only when I realised that nothing was going to happen that I decided to hand my resignation in.'Fraser's comments will be widely welcomed by architects in Scotland, not least by Alan Dunlop of GM&AD, although Dunlop claims it is a change of tack from Fraser.Dunlop said: 'I'm happy Fraser has taken this stance but it has taken a while, when some of us have been speaking out about PPP for the last three years - putting our businesses at risk.'I wrote a column in a national architectural publication last November saying how ineffective A&DS was and how they ignored the big issues like PPP. Fraser responded by saying I was an embarrassment - funny how things change.'by Richard Vaughan
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Top Ten DVDs set for release on April 23.
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Top Ten DVDs set for release on April 23.
"The Central Park Five"
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"Jurassic Park 3D"
"Gangster Squad"
This week TSD had an opportunity to sit down with the visionary producers of the upcoming April 20th Designs and Punchlines (D/P) Comedy and Fashion Show. Comedian Eugene "Spankie" Broyls (ESB) and entrepreneur and event promoter extraordinaire, Niki Smith-Brown (NSB) have teamed up to bring a unique concept in entertainment to the Memphis community. This week they shared the background and a few inside thoughts about D/P with the New Tri-State Defender.
TSD: So how did Designs and Punchlines (D/P) come to be? Whose vision was it?
Ken Burns has been making films for more than 30 years, with 10 Emmy Awards and two Oscar nominations to his credit. Here he talks about his latest film, "The Central Park Five," which premiered on PBS on Tuesday.
Kam Williams: Children's book author Irene Smalls asks: "What interested you in this story? Was there a personal connection?"
Ken Burns: The personal connection, simply, was my daughter, Sarah. She was too young to have heard about the actual crime, but learned about it in the summer of 2003. She then just began obsessing about the case to the point that she had to write a book about it. And she had two people around her, her husband, David, and her father who were saying, "Hey, it's also a film." And that's how it got made.
For movies opening April 19, 2013
"Oblivion" (PG-13 for violence, nudity, sexuality and brief profanity) Post-apocalyptic sci-fi thriller about an ex-Marine (Tom Cruise) with the fate of humanity in his hands in the wake of a war with extraterrestrials which devastated the planet. Cast includes Morgan Freeman, Olga Kurylenko and Melissa Leo.
"Ain't in It for My Health" (Unrated) Reverential rockumentary about Levon Helm, the late drummer, lead singer and founding member of The Band. Featuring appearances by Billy Bob Thornton, Libby Titus and Larry Campbell.
I have a friend who looks similar to Tyrese. He has the same complexion and chiseled features, and a fondness for wearing plaid shirts, which Ty wore in a pivotal scene as Jody in John Singleton's "Baby Boy."
Last year, that friend and I were standing backstage at a music festival when a group of "mature" black women approached us to ask my friend for an autograph. He laughed, explained that he was not Tyrese and apologized for the confusion. One woman responded, "We should have known it wasn't him as soon as you were polite. Tyrese is an a--hole."
I wondered, "So why did you want his autograph, then?" But I didn't say that, of course, because who in their younger right mind talks slick to a "mature" black woman?
WHAT'S HAPPENING MYRON!: Doesn't it seem that the most popular entertainers have been in some type of trouble with the law at some point in their careers? Whether it's tax trouble, driving while under the influence or just plain ole silly shenanigans, it seems that somebody famous is always getting caught by the long arm of the law.
Well, the latest celebrity is funnyman Kevin Hart, who just a few days ago was arrested for drunken driving/DUI and resisting arrest. The California Highway Patrol reportedly observed Hart speeding down the freeway doing about 90 miles an hour in his black Mercedes, weaving across lanes and nearly hitting a gas tanker truck. He was booked and held on a $5,000 bond.
After he was released, he posted a statement on Twitter saying that being busted early Sunday in Los Angeles was "a wake-up call" and that he needs "to be smarter." And that is very true in his case. He has a lot going for himself these days and it doesn't take much to make it all go away.
Top Ten DVDs set for release April 16, 2013
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CBS Television Distribution issued a press release at the end of March announcing that the "Judge Joe Brown" court reality program was being terminated because of a salary dispute with the show's namesake and star, former Memphis attorney and judge, Joe Brown.
"Judge Joe Brown" has been the consistent No. 2 program in the syndication market for more than a decade, with "Judge Judy" the top-slot holder.
According to CBS, the ratings for "Judge Joe Brown" began to dip last year, down 17 percent over the previous year, and dipping 15 percent in the key 25-54 female demographic.


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The past 12 months were so surprising that Nate Silver accurately predicted only 47 percent of what actually happened. Peyton Manning is quarterbacking the Denver Broncos while Northern Illinois is heading to a BCS bowl. A man without legs ran in...Blog | December 27, 2012
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Two artists, one song on Tuesday's NMT. Tuesday just happened to be the day that the 2011 Brit Awards were on, and what an exciting show!
Anyway...Tinie Tempah is a rapper, and Ellie Goulding is a singer songwriter, and they're both from London. Both were nominated for Brit Awards: Tinie Tempah for four (Male Solo Artist, Breakthrough Artist, Single of the Year, and Album of the Year), and Ellie Goulding for two (Female Solo Artist and Breakthrough Act). Tinie won two of the four: Breakthrough Act and Single of the Year for "Pass Out" (if you haven't heard it, please find it), but unfortunately, Ellie didn't snag a Brit.
Both are awaiting the North American release of their albums: Ellie Goulding's album Lights is out on March 8th, and Tinie Tempah's DISC-overy drops on March 22nd. On HIS album, you can find a song on which he collaborates with Ellie...and here it is: "Wonderman".
And...Ellie Goulding will be here on Sunday, April 10th at Venue on Granville.
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Farmhouse near Lake Garda and Gardaland.
The Farmhouse Le Sigalette is on the banks of the River Mincio, a short distance from Lake Garda and Gardaland.
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Dall'agritur are within easy reach: the lake of Garda (4 Km) with Peschiera, Bardolino and other popular tourist destinations, Gardaland, Caneva World, Parco Natura Viva Pastrengo, the Sigurtà Valeggio s / M and the Terme di Sirmione. Not far away are the beautiful art cities of Verona, Mantua, are, then, reached Venice and Milan.
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There are several factors influencing this dramatic change, including a rise in the numbers of mothers working outside the home, a decline in the size of families (leading more parents to turn to preschools as a social outlet for their children), and a growing desire to give children a head start academically. The higher the income and educational level of the parents, the more likely it is that a child will attend preschool. This correlation remains true in spite of increasing governmental support for programs targeting children in low-income households. In addition to being called preschool, these programs are known by other names, including child care, day care, and nursery school. They vary widely in their setting, format, and educational philosophy. Preschools may meet all-day or half-day, either every day or just a few days per week. They may be sponsored by a church, operate as an independent non-profit, or run for profit. They may be part of the public school system or part of the Federal Head Start program. Types of preschool programs PRIVATE PRESCHOOLS Private preschools operate as for-profits, independent nonprofits, and programs sponsored by religious organizations. Most are part-day programs. Some so-called lower schools are affiliated with private schools and maintain an educational philosophy in accord with the parent institution. Though the margin is small, private preschools still claimed the majority of total preschool enrollment in 2001. The educational quality of private preschools varies from program to program. Regulation is primarily by state child care agencies, but the arrangement varies from state to state. HEAD START Since 1965, the federal Head Start program has provided free education for young children in many low-income families across the United States. In 2000, Head Start served 11 percent of all three- and four-year olds in the United States. In 2001, Head Start reported enrollment of over 900,000 children, at a cost of roughly $7,000 per child. Head Start programs are available in all 50 states and are offered in a variety of formats, including both all-day and half-day programs. Some of them are held at the public school the child will eventually attend. Since its inception, there has been debate about Head Start's effectiveness. Research has shown that children enrolled in Head Start enjoy immediate, measurable gains in cognitive test scores; however, researchers disagree as to the long-term impact. Some research has shown that Head Start has long-term effects on academic ability and success that do not fade over time. These effects include: persistent gains in achievement test scores, fewer occurrences of grade retention, and less placement in special education programs. Other long-term benefits include higher high school graduation rates and decreased crime and delinquency rates. As adults, Head Start graduates are more likely to get better jobs and earn more money. On the other hand, some experts believe the research shows that disadvantaged children in Head Start start off a step behind and never catch up. One of the primary concerns about the program is with its teachers, who only subsequently were required to have a two-year degree and who made less than half the average salary of a public school teacher. To help determine Head Start's effectiveness, a research project called The National Head Start Impact Study was underway as of 2004. It intends to follow between 5,000 to 6,000 preschool aged children through 2006 to determine if Head Start is effective and how Head Start works best for children. PUBLIC PRESCHOOLS A growing number of states have started to fund preschool programs offered at public schools, called pre-kindergarten (or pre-K) programs. They may be administered by the local school board or by an independent contractor paid by the state. 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Two Chesterfield County initiatives, Compliance Checks: A Community Approach and Build-a-House, were among those recognized this week as Bright Ideas by the Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation at the John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University.
On Saturday, November 17, members of the Chester Kiwanis Club participated in the distribution of food to residents of Chesterfield, Colonial Heights and Dinwiddie who found themselves in an economic crisis.
On Sunday, November 18, 2012, Dr. Wilson Shannon, Pastor of the First Church Centralia, along with his congregation, presented Congressman Robert "Bobby" Scott with "First Baptist Church Centralia's Man of the Year Award."
The "Adopt a Highway" annual project of the Chester Lions Club, pictured on Centre Street, Chester. The Lions met recently for coffee and good fellowship before cleaning up the street and collecting the leaves in bags.
For Ambassador Girl Scout Troop, 3925 of Chester, part of their Thanksgiving weekend was spent realizing how fortunate they are first hand. The troop, led by Dee Fisher and Lesli Davis and sponsored by Chester United Methodist Church, gathered at Walmart to use some of their hard earned cookie money to fulfill 17 wishes from the Christmas Mother Tree.
Wednesday, November 28
Technology Class: MS PowerPoint. Central Library. 10:15 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. Register online at library.chesterfield.gov or call 748-1603.
Early Literacy Story Times. Chester Library. 11 a.m. – 11:45 a.m. Enon Library. 10:30 a.m. – 11:15 a.m. – No registration required.
Read to Rover. Chester Library. 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. No registration required.
Bilingual Spanish-English Story Times. Meadowdale Library. 7 p.m. – 7:45 p.m. No registration required.
Thursday, November 29
Bank of McKenney Matoaca Branch is holding a Community Appreciation Day, Thursday, Nov. 29 from 11a.m. until 2 p.m. at 6300 River Rd. in Matoaca to show their appreciation to the community.


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