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That's straight from a conference call held just last night featuring no less than CEO Mark Zuckerberg, as he, and a few others, described what was going on in Facebook's operations.
But what is this mobile company out to do now? Early word suggests it's got a whole e-commerce platform in the wings, and word from the advertisers who've seen it is that it's some very well put-together stuff.
Facebook's early attempts into mobile didn't get a lot of attention at first. Back in October, it brought out what were called "mobile app install ads," which represented about a dozen new ad products that all looked vaguely similar. Worse, they were mainly geared toward games and apps, which are something of a dying art on Facebook.
But the ads themselves had more potential than the early indications let on, and the possibility that the ads could be used to power e-commerce on Facebook wasn't lost on the advertisers.
Since the ad units allow users to download a client's app, there was the possibility of wider use. App downloads are commonly seen as more valuable to advertisers, especially compared to impressions. While impressions prove that someone has made contact with a brand, app downloads are more likely to be used over time, resulting in a kind of cascading impressions effect – impressions not just the day the ad airs, but also impressions down the line – as well as a better quality of impression; not just someone seeing an ad and promptly forgetting it, or worse, actively ignoring it, but interacting with the ad actively, getting more out of it and keeping the app's sponsor front-of-mind.
Fab.com's CEO, Jason Goldberg, whose company represents a large part of Facebook's advertising, called Facebook's mobile e-commerce platform "five times more effective than any other mobile download channel that we've used." A test run for Nanigans cost just $325,000 but brought in fully 32.5 million ad impressions.
That may very well change the game as far as mobile advertising goes, and Facebook is in on the ground floor of this move.
This means a lot of possibilities, frankly; while the numbers for Facebook looked pretty good as of last night, the investor response was less than pleasant. But with this waiting in the wings, and sound numbers to cap off the fiscal year, it might be a pretty good time to get back into Facebook stock.
Facebook is still something of a new player in a lot of arenas, but it's clear that the company also has some very big plans in store. Only time will tell how well these plans ultimately work, but it's still looking pretty good for its long-term wellbeing.


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New Book Points Out a Direction for Deepening the Faith
WASHINGTON, D.C., MARCH 15, 2004 (Zenit) - A myriad of places and people have shaped George Weigel's understanding of the Church, and he hopes to give direction to young Catholics by telling what he's learned along the way.
Papal biographer Weigel shared the impetus behind his new book, "Letters to a Young Catholic" (Perseus): to suggest to young readers that there is an entire Catholic "world" to be discovered -- and that discovering it is a way to deepen one's spiritual life and understanding of the faith.
Weigel is a Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, where he holds the John M. Olin Chair in Religion and American Democracy.
Q: What inspired you to write this book specifically for young Catholics?
Weigel: It was less inspiration than the suggestion of Elizabeth Maguire, publisher of Basic Books. Basic has an ongoing "Letters" series -- "Letters" to young doctors, lawyers and so forth -- and Liz asked me to try "Letters to a Young Catholic."
When I hit on the literary device of a "tour" of the Catholic world, or at least those parts of the Catholic world that had shaped my own understanding of the Church, the whole thing fell into place. I love working with students and this was a way to extend that work to a wider audience.
Q: You dedicated the book to the past participants of the Tertio Millennio Seminar, a program you direct in Krakow every July. How have the young people who have participated in this program shaped your outlook on the problems and promise facing the Church today?
Weigel: They've given me an enormous amount of hope. We've had about 450 young Catholics from North America and the new democracies of east central Europe come through the program these past 12 years. Their determination to lead fully Catholic lives, and to reshape their societies in the process, is inspiring.
Q: What are the strengths and gifts of this "rising generation" in the Church? How can they contribute to a bright future for the Church in the world?
Weigel: The best thing this generation has going for it is its dates-of-birth -- which is to say, this is a generation that wasn't stewed in the juices of the '60s.
A lot of the students I meet today are refreshingly open to an encounter with the fullness of Catholic truth. That openness is a blessing, and I think it's generational.
On the other hand, very few younger Catholics today have much experience of Catholic culture. "Letters" is an invitation to explore some of the great "places" of Catholic culture, en route to deepening one's understanding of Catholic truth.
Q: "Letters to a Young Catholic" focuses less on the notion of Catholicism as a creed, but instead as an "optic," or a way of looking at the world. Can you describe what it means to have a distinctively Catholic optic? Should every Catholic's be the same?
Weigel: You can describe that distinctive Catholic optic in several ways. The title of Flannery O'Connor's collected letters, "The Habit of Being," is one way -- life isn't just one thing after another; our lives are "playing" within the cosmic drama of creation and redemption and sanctification.
Or you can call this Catholic optic the "sacramental imagination." It's a way of seeing the things of this world as the materials through which the really real world -- which is the world of transcendent Truth and Love -- is manifest to us.
You can call it the Catholic "both/and." Catholicism is Jerusalem and Athens, nature and grace, contemplation and action, institutional and charismatic, and so forth.
Every Catholic will "see" things through this Catholic optic a little differently, but the basic sensibility -- "the world is charged with the grandeur of God," as Gerard Manley Hopkins put it -- will remain the same.
Q: In your book you note some of the people and places that have helped form your own experience of Catholicism. Besides John Paul II's impact on your life and thought, can you share a few of these experiences of grace with us?
Weigel: The "tour" in "Letters" is an extensive one: the intact Catholic culture of the Baltimore in which I grew up in the late '50s and early '60s; the "scavi" beneath St. Peter's in Rome and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem; Chesterton's favorite pub and Cardinal Newman's rooms in the Birmingham Oratory; a modern martyr's grave in Warsaw and a vibrant parish in Greenville, South Carolina; Chartres and Flannery O'Connor's farm.
Each of these special places helps us "feel" or experience certain truths of Catholic faith in a particularly intense way. That's why we visit them in "Letters" -- so that my readers can get the "feel" of them and so that I can share what I learned in these places.
Q: "Letters to a Young Catholic" is a powerful example of sharing the glories of the Church -- and its vision of Christian humanism -- through authentic products of Christian culture such as architecture, painting and music. How can Catholics better use these great resources of culture as tools of evangelization?
Weigel: There's been an awful lot of dumbing-down of Catholic culture -- architecture, music and the plastic arts -- over the past 30 years. The fact that a lot of Catholics are discovering icons as a way to pray and a way to "mark" their homes or offices tells us that the Catholic taste for the beautiful has not been lost, though.
In the book, I suggest that Chartres is the most remarkable building in the world and the Sistine Chapel is the world's most remarkable room. But you don't have to go to Europe to find architectural, decorative and musical beauty in the service of worship and catechesis; you can go to St. Mary's Parish in Greenville, one of my tour stops.
Catholics in the United States tend to be a little insular. I hope these "Letters" suggest to eager young Catholics that there's an entire Catholic world to be discovered out there and that discovering it is a way of deepening one's spiritual life and one's understanding of the Faith.
Putting the World Youth Day in Cologne on your schedule now is a good idea -- then go and discover other parts of the Catholic world. You can take a lifetime doing that, and it'll be time very well spent.
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In the 1980s, the first age of downsizing was at its finest; the popularity of forced induction was at its peak in the US, and would remain so for at least thirty years. Small displacement engines, coupled with turbochargers were the norm, and the result was good performance (for the time), combined with decent fuel economy (again, for the time), and Saab was still carving out their niche in the US.
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Man seriously hurt, A66 in Cumbria closed after smash
Last updated at 19:52, Monday, 14 January 2013
One man has been seriously hurt in a two-vehicle crash which closed the main A66 road in Cumbria.
The Pride of Cumbria air ambulance airlifted the 24-year-old, who has a head injury, to the James Cook hospital in Middlesbrough.
The smash, near Brough, involved two light goods vehicles and happened at 2.10pm. The other driver, also a man, was not badly injured.
One person was trapped in their vehicle and had to be released by the fire service.
There was another two vehicle accident a short time later but no-one was hurt.
The A66 was closed in both directions and there was slow traffic both ways between the A685 junction in Brough and the B6542 junction in Great Ormside.
A diversion was in operation.
Westbound traffic was advised to use the A685 through Kirkby Stephen and eastbound traffic the M6 to junction 38 and then the A685.
The weight restriction on the A685 was lifted while the crash was dealt with.
The A66 was fully reopened shortly after 7.30pm.
First published at 15:31, Monday, 14 January 2013
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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Fall Garden Clean-up Reduces Next Season's Pests
Fall clean up plays an important role in a healthy garden and should be addressed from September to early November. Addressing pest issues in the fall, when insects are less active, can cut back on problems the following year.
At the end of the summer months when colder weather approaches, insects are faced with the option of going to warmer climates or staying tucked away until spring arrives. The majority of insects will stick out the cold months by entering diapause, a phase of life that slows down development and allows for continued life at a much slower rate, often in the pupae stage. Knowing when and where an insect enters diapause will help you find and remove potentially harmful insects before they find your favorite garden plants next year.
Ground cover, leaves, bark, twigs, and any sort of organic material, including this year's plantings, can be an overwintering place for insects. It is important to remove dead plant material and cut back perennials with a reputation for pest issues.
The majority of insects who burrow into the soil to overwinter can be found in the top few inches. Once the garden is cleaned up, turning the soil will help bring these pupae to the surface where they are likely to fall victim to both biotic and abiotic factors such as predator insects and cold temperatures.
Another step to kill any potential pests is to apply nematodes after turning the soil. There are different nematodes specific to each pest, so correctly identifying the insect at hand is important. Nematodes are commercially available through companies that include Arbico Organics, Bug Logical, and Planet Natural. Once nematodes are applied, a layer of mulch can be applied to further reduce the chance of insects either burrowing into the soil or exiting, retain moisture for nematodes to work properly, and promote healthy microorganisms. To make sure you correctly identify the pest, you can take its picture and send it to to the Dr. Phipps' Greenline email (greenline[at]phipps.conservatory.org) or calling (412) 665-2364. Phipps Master Gardeners volunteer to help sole your home gardening questions.
Fall pest control methods such as these take advantage of insects' life cycle to give your garden an advantage through the next growing season.
Managing Raspberries
If you have ever seen raspberry brambles out in the wild, then you can understand why the thorny canes can present a challenge at harvesting time. But pruning techniques can affect the harvesting times and help to manage your berry patch. Each technique results in a different harvesting time and a different yield of berries. These techniques can apply to blackberries as well as raspberries.
The first pruning method is to prune the primocanes, or the first-year growth. Allow the canes to grow through the winter, then cut them down to the ground in January or February. A new flush of growth will come up – these are new primocanes. They will bear a large yield of fruit on the ends of the canes in the late summer or fall. Be ready to keep up with the harvest, because the canes will bear fruit for several weeks. This method results in an easier-to-pick harvest with just a single pruning, but the fruit arrives much later than the second method.
The second pruning method results in an earlier harvest. This method allows the floricanes to bear fruit. If you allow the primocanes to grow through the first year, overwinter, and keep growing into the second spring, they are now known as floricanes. These will send out leaves and flowers, then fruit. The floricanes will produce berries earlier in the summer. The challenge is that the plant will also send up new primocanes, which must be pruned out between the thorny floricanes. Many raspberry growers keep their berries in narrow rows to make it easier to thin out the new canes.
You can prune your raspberries the easy but late-bearing way or the more challenging but early-bearing way, and enjoy the sweet reward of raspberries in your own back yard.
All About Apples
Did you ever hear the saying an apple a day will keep the doctor away? Wonder what all the fuss is about? Often called one of the world's most healthy foods, apples are unassuming but full of health benefits!
Apples are a crisp, white-fleshed fruit with a red, yellow or green skin. The apple is actually a member of the rose plant family. Other members of this family include apricots, cherries, peaches, pears, plums, raspberries, and almonds. All of these plants depend on pollinators like the honey bee and mason bee for pollination. Click here to learn more about mason bees, their benefits and how you can be a part of the efforts to protect and help over winter these bees, ensuring fruit tree pollination and delicious apples for seasons to come.
There are many types of apples, over 7,000 varieties, but apples are generally categorized into three main groups: cider, cooking and dessert varieties. Apples have a moderately sweet, refreshing flavor and a tartness that is present depending on the variety. For example, Golden and Red Delicious apples are mild and sweet, while Pippins and Granny Smith apples are notably tart. Tart apples, which best retain texture during cooking, are often preferred for desserts like apple pie. Varieties like Red Delicious, Gala and Honey Crisp apples are usually eaten whole for snacking.
Speaking of snacking, when you eat a whole apple you are provided with vitamin A, C, fiber and antioxidants. Apples have been shown to lower blood sugar levels in the body, which is very important for proper digestion.
Here are some tips about apples. When looking for apples pick the apples that are firm with rich coloring. Yellow and green apples should have a slight blush when ripe. Keeping apples cool will preserve their moisture and nutrients. Apple skins are high in nutrients so consider leaving the skin on during snack preparation and don't forget that squeezing a little bit of lemon juice on a cut apple will prevent it from turning brown.
Sources for apples and farmer's markets, including the one which happens on the front lawn at Phipps can be found here Farmers at Phipps, hosting organic farms such as Blackberry Meadows and Clarion River Organics.
Remember that organic produce is generally considered the best, especially when you are going to eat the skin!
Since fall is the season for apple harvest, check out some of the apple festivals happening all across the state.
Here's a quick and tasty apple snack: 5 minute prep
1 apple, sliced
3 tbsp of almond butter
1 cup granola
Cinnamon to taste
- Spread one side of sliced apple with almond butter and sprinkle with cinnamon.
- Dip the apple slices into granola to cover the almond butter. Yogurt for dipping is optional-
Still Time to Plant a Fall Crop
Just as the mid-summer vegetable garden is at its zenith, starting in mid-July, you can start preparing for fall and winter crops. As the summer crops dwindle away, harvest them, top-dress with compost, and directly replace them with seed or seedlings. This is a great way to keep your planting beds full throughout the year. You may want to hang onto the last cucumber on the vine, but to have a successful fall garden, rip out the last of the summer crops and fill out the bed with something you will enjoy later.
While summer is ideal to start your fall garden veggies, you can also find success in the fall with quick crops typically associated with the Spring.. The Brassicaceae, or cabbage family, provides a lot of options for fall planting. This family includes cabbage, broccoli, kale, collards, radishes, mustard greens and turnips, and all of them can be planted in the fall. Diversity can also help your garden by promoting healthy soil, so break up the brassica planting with carrots, beets, onions, peas, lettuce or spinach.
Some of these leafy greens can be harvested "cut and come again" style. After they are initially cut for harvest, they will keep sending out leaves for multiple harvests. Greens such as mizuna, baby kale and leaf lettuce can be harvested throughout the fall. Planting for fall is a great way to keep your family eating fresh for a longer period throughout the year.
September: Think Ahead
Are you new to Homegrown Challenges? If so, click here for more information.
In September we're in the thick of gardening season; cold temperatures and next year's garden still seem far away. But, now is the time to think ahead! We can use the bounty of today to prepare for the coming months- to plant new crops for cooler temperatures, fill the pantry for winter, or get ready for starting seeds next year.
Follow the September challenges below to think ahead. When you do, snap a photo and let us know. Submitted challenges count towards admission to a free celebration at Phipps Conservatory, and entry into this month's drawing to win four free passes to Phipps!
TASTE: Try a local canned good from the farmer's market.
Look for jams, jellies, salsas, or other delicious local canned goods. Click here to find a Farmer's Market near you in the Pittsburgh region.
GARDEN: Save seeds from your crops, or plant fall vegetables.
Click here to learn how to save seeds from different vegetables, then try making your own seed packets! We also have tips on planting for a fall harvest and late fall gardening.
VISIT: Attend a seed-saving class, seed swap or canning event.
MAKE: Preserve something you grew or bought at the farmer's market.
Put up some of your harvest for later by freezing, canning, or pickling. Try our recipe for pretty pickles or simple strawberry jam.
Have another idea? If you have an idea for a different activity, or you want to take it a step further, go ahead! Just send us a description and photo, and if it relates to the theme we'll count it.
All submissions should be sent to email@example.com, and include a photo, your name, and the challenge(s) you completed.
Make Your Own Seed Catalogs
As the end of the summer harvest season draws near, it's time to think about what your family can do to prepare for next year's growing season. One fun way to involve children in the delightful cycle of home gardening is to allow them to help you save your seeds! Seeds from homegrown fruits and vegetables are easy to save, and you'll be able to enjoy fresh produce next year without having to buy all new seeds. Most seeds are simple to save, as long as you dry them completely. Your children can help to scoop the seeds from your fruits and veggies or help you wash them and lay the seeds out to dry! Remember that hybrid seeds cannot be saved but open-pollinated seeds can. Some examples of open-pollinated seeds include heirloom tomatoes, peppers and peas. To learn about how to save them, read our blog post here.
If the seeds you have are a bit more complicated to preserve follow this link here, which has detailed instructions for a budding seed-saver.
Another way to engage your children is in the botanical side of seed saving. Have them compare and contrast the shapes, sizes and textures of different seeds. After some discussion, prompt them to see if they can identify seeds or ask them to describe the differences between a tomato seed and a pepper seed.
Designing seed envelopes is also a fun, artistic activity for kids that gets them more involved in the gardening process. If your children are interested in decorating the packets, start with plain, white paper (a thicker variety will be hold up better, similar to scrapbooking paper or cardstock). Otherwise, use whatever colored or patterned paper you would like. After you have your paper, follow the design instructions here.
Come next spring, a great way to see if your seeds are still viable (able to grow) is to make seed necklaces, a fun craft we often do here at Phipps! Simply have your children take a seed, wrap it in a piece of a moist paper towel (about one square inch) and enclose the entire seed in a small Ziploc bag. They can then poke a hole through the bag (or an adult can poke the hole for the little ones!) Next, thread a piece of yarn, string or ribbon through the bag. Once the necklace is completed, tie it loosely around the child's neck. The heat from their body and the dampness of the paper towel will cause a viable seed to germinate! If this seed germinates, the others in the same packet or group likely will as well.
If you decide to try out saving your seeds, send a picture of your family and their seed-saving activities to email@example.com
Saving Seeds
Before we could purchase seeds out of a catalog the only way to continuously plant crops year after year was to save seed to sow in the next season; we have been saving seeds since the Stone Age. There are still many reasons why we should save our own seed for future planting.
- Save money- spending money on seeds when you have your own supply seems silly, doesn't it?
- Quality- Large seed companies will sell all seed instead of selecting for superior plants and traits. You can choose the best plants to save seed from and you will have control over the consistency and quality.
- Adaptation- Many commercial seeds unfortunately are selected to adapt across many geographical regions because they depend upon synthetic fertilizers instead of local conditions. If you use seed from your best quality plants grown on your land you will eventually grow varieties that are adapted to your soil, climate, and conditions.
- Seed Security- Due to large scale farming and monoculture, we have lost many varieties of seeds. By saving your own seeds you can continue growing unique varieties that may be discontinued or lost forever as the seed industry continues to consolidate varieties and focus on non organic hybrids.
In order to save your own seeds they must be dried and stored correctly. You know your seeds are dry if they break rather than bend when you apply pressure. There are different methods to prepare plants for seed saving. Try to use open-pollinated varieties for seed saving so you know the next generation will be true to the parent plant and you are not using a hybrid.
Tomatoes and Cucumbers – are both coated in a gel so they need to be fermented before saving.
- Fermentation process:
- Remove the gel covered seed mass and place in a waterproof container
- Add enough water to equal the volume of the seed mass
- Place container in warm spot but not in sunlight
- Stir contents once a day (it will smell bad!)
- In a few days viable seeds sink to bottom and bad seeds, mold, and debris will float to the top
- Wait 5 days for all good seeds to drop
- Wash viable seeds in several batches of fresh water
- Lay out in single layer on a plate or screen
- Place plate in warm place until seeds are completely dry (may take several weeks)
- Brush seeds off the central stem
- Place on a plate or screen in a single layer
- Put aside to dry
Melons and Squash
- Rinse seeds (rub between fingers to remove all debris and fiber)
- Place seeds in a single layer on a plate or screen
- Put aside to dry
Peas and Beans
- Pick brown-pods from the vine and remove the seeds
- Place in single layer on plate or screen
- Air dry for 6 weeks


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Broccoli potato soup By Food and Beyond 09/04/14 18:39 Broccoli potato soupBroccoli potato soup is a very healthy nutritious soup which becomes itself a complete meal when served with Garlic bread . Ingredients: broccoli -1 bunch boiled potato -1 medium butter -1 tbsp garlic cloves -3 onion -1/2 finely chopped... Add to my recipe book
Spicy potato peas sandwich/easy vegetarian break fast recipes/Kids favorite school snack box recipes By mahaslovelyhome.com 09/04/14 14:00 I told you in a post that I lost step wise pictures of few recipes.This is in one of them...I searched allot for pictures,but some how couldn`t found them..This is a very simple sandwich recipe which can cook in 10-15 minutes,in the break fast times or... Add to my recipe book
Apple Betty in Sweet Potato Crust By BIZZY BAKES 09/04/14 12:46 I am a sucker for new ideas and a sweet potato crust is a new idea. The question, I had, was could I put into it. I thought about a sweet dairy filling, maybe like a cheesecake. Then, I gave vegetables a thought but the vision of apples kept staring me... Add to my recipe book
Carrot And Potato Soup By Tips for Delicious and Healthy Cooking 09/03/14 17:55 This carrot potato soup is very delicious and healthy.In this soup I use coconut oil.The health benefits of coconut oil include hair care, skin care, stress relief, cholesterol level maintenance, weight loss, boosted immune system, proper digestion and... Add to my recipe book
Goan Potato Curry - Perfect with Roti / Parotta By Indian Kitchen 09/03/14 14:59 Goan Potato Curry - A Perfect Side-dish for Indian Flat-Breads Goan Potato Curry, a perfect coconut based curry or kurma which can be enjoyed very well with roti, parotta or any indian flat-bread. All you need to do is pour this curry over parotta and enjoy... Add to my recipe book
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Christian dildo Bryan Fischer, the executive director of the American Family Association, says that the founders meant the Constitution to protect Christian religious freedoms, and no others. Among some of the gems this ass-wipe spewed on his "Focal Point" radio show:
"By the word 'religion,' the founders meant Christianity."
"At the time of the founding [of the United States], 99.8 percent of the population of the colonies were Christians. The other 0.2 percent were Jews." (I'd love to know where he got [i]those[/i]stats.)
"By 'religion' the founders were thinking of Christianity, so the purpose was to protect the free exercise of the Christian faith. It wasn't about protecting anything else."
"Here is where the definition of the word religion becomes absolutely critical…If by 'religion' the founders meant Christianity, then you can ban a monument to Satan because that is not Christianity."
"Our Constitution protects the free exercise of the Christian religion. Yours is not a Christian expression, we're not going to have that monument."
"If we don't understand the word 'religion' to mean Christianity as the founders intended it, then we have no way to stop Islam, we have no way to stop Satanism, we have no way to stop any other sort of sinister religion practice that might creep onto the fruited plains."
Mr. Fischer, clearly doesn't know what the fuck he's talking about. While Christian religions were the most prevalent religions of our founders' time, it is im-fucking-possible for him to make the contentions he makes with any semblance of credibility. The fact that he [i]did[/i] make those contentions is kinda scary. Where do people like Fischer come from?
What kind of evil is behind the union of the sperm and egg that create cretins like this knucklehead? Jesus H. Christ.


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This entry is part of the American Studies and Digital Humanities 2012 Roundtable.
It's true of superheroes. It's also true of scholarly fields. Each one has its origin story. So in this post, I'll present two such tales: one about the origin of the digital, and the other about the origin of the digital humanities. Then, in our session at the ASA, I'll suggest a few ways in which we might, through the lens of American Studies, refract both stories into something more complex-- and consequently, more meaningful-- for understanding today's digital world.
The first origin story begins in June, 1945, at the height of the war in the Pacific. Allied forces in Germany had only just assumed control of the recently defeated nation, and in the United States, citizens continued to mourn the loss of FDR, their wartime commander in chief. In this midst of this global tumult, six women were summoned to the U.S. Army's Ballistics Research Laboratory in Aberdeen, Maryland, where they were assigned to the top-secret "Project X." As the women would soon discover, Project X was the code name for the Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC) project, an enterprise that would culminate in the world's first electronic, digital, and programmable computer. Upon its completion, in 1946, the ENIAC machine was immediately deployed to calculate the firing tables required for targeting the Army's long-range ballistic weapons. However, the "ENIAC girls," as the women who operated the machine were known, would be acknowledged for their pioneering role in the history of computing-- for they were the world's first computer programmers-- only fifty years after the fact.
The origins of the digital humanities are most often traced to three years after ENIAC, in 1949, when an Italian Jesuit priest, Father Roberto Busa, approached IBM with an idea to employ a computer to compile an index verborum of the complete works of Thomas Aquinas-- nearly eleven million words of medieval Latin. This story, replete with anecdotes about punch-cards trucked through narrow, sixteenth-century streets, and a meeting between Busa and the CEO of IBM himself, establishes intellectual ambition, technological resourcefulness, and a not insignificant amount of whimsy as the foundational values in the field. Taken together, these stories reveal a complex prehistory of the digital, one that is shot through with contradiction. And what I'll suggest during our session at the ASA is that there remains an uncharted space in American Studies for scholarship-- significantly, of a variety of forms-- that can engage the history illuminated by the women of ENIAC, Father Busa, and digital culture more generally conceived.By Lauren Klein, Tue, November 13, 2012 - 5:05 pm
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Is there anywhere around here I can buy Vernor's Ginger Ale? I like a strong ginger ale and I've only heard of this stuff... it sounds worth trying.
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A few years back I bought some at Hi-Rise in Cambridge.
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Yeah, got it at Hi-Rise maybe a year ago.
I used to live in Michigan where it is oh so readily available, I miss it. It is definitely worth trying if you like ginger ale. Not local, but you can order it from vernors.com
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I don't know what you are tasting -- but as a kid in Ohio -=- I remember drinking Vernors and having to catch your breath after a swig becuase the ginger was so strong that it nearly came back up through your nose, hardly sweet bubble gum. What it is like now - or in cans - can't vouch for that. But in a bottle - the old days -- strong and spicy is all I can say --- verging on peppery.
I know it's not around here, but you can order vernor's online at a site called beverages direct. (beveragesdirect.com)
Once tried Vernors that was brought back from midwest and was very unimpressed... sweet, not spicy/gingery at all. If you like a strong gingerale try Blenheim's.. you can order it.. their "hot" gingerale is the spiciest/hottest gingerale I've ever tried!
As a former Michigander, I love the stuff. However I've found that those who didn't grow up with it do not care for it at all. My mom sends it to me from time to time and I love to share it but so far no one has been at all enthusiastic about it.
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Also from Michigan so I know Vernor's well. I was surprised to stumble into it at Hi Rise bakery in Harvard Square last year.
Nowhere locally. We get ours sent to us from relatives, who live in the St. Louis area. Whenever we visit that area, we are sure to stock up and take it back with us.
I must say however, that Vernors has suffered considerably since they stopped making it in glass bottles. The taste of the canned version, does not ring true, with that bright crisp ginger flavor, which Vernors has become famous for. Nevertheless, we always like to have a "six" on hand for people who have never tried it.
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See my post below... Winceller of silene carries both 'flavors'.
MW has it right. Vernor's is available at Hi Rise bakery (at both locations: Harvard Sq. and Huron Ave.)
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BROADWAY, VA. (WHSV) -- The lives of seven Broadway High School seniors intersected in an auditorium this morning. Each one of them signing a piece of paper to make it official, becoming college athletes.
"It was surreal. I was kinda nervous, but it was really nice," Broadway senior Base Reedy said after signing his letter of intent.
With a stroke of a pen, the questions surrounding the future of seven Broadway athletes were erased. Some are staying close to home, like Jessica Bergan, who is off to Bridgewater to play soccer.
"It still means I can visit family all the time," Bergan said. "I have a younger sister so I get to go to all her games and still visit with people who I still know at the high school and attend my teammates games in the fall and spring. It'll be nice to see some familiar faces, especially when there'll be so many new faces."
Others are going a little outside their comfort zone, like Dalton Morris, a baseball player headed to Potomac State in West Virginia.
"It just kinda felt like home back there. I like the area," Morris said. "They have a competitive program. It's really exciting. It's always been a dream of mine to play college baseball. I mean I'm going to continue playing ball for the high school but it's going to be fun finishing up school and graduating."
Or Thomas Kriston, who's going over 200 miles away to West Virginia State to play football.
"It reminded me a lot of Broadway. It had a family feel to it," Kriston said. "I can really look towards the guys as more like brothers rather than players. And that's really what I wanted."
Two of Kriston's teammates are also getting ready to play at the next level. Nathan Brady will suit up for Christopher Newport University, while Reedy heads to Gallaudet University in Washington, DC.
"We have first period together, and we all hang out together," Reedy said. "And we talk about what we're going to do, how we're going to do it, who's going to be our roommates. We're all just really excited about that stuff."
Seven Broadway seniors, whose days of competing are far from over.
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