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posted Jun 30, 1997Two weeks ago we got a call from London. Our (step) daughter's voice sang with excitement about her new job.
"The vision behind this project is genius, " she exclaimed. "We'll set up a network of trainers and art spaces throughout London. We'll train and support young artists in multimedia, theater, computer design, directing - all the important opportunities in the arts. "
"That's nice, " we said, revealing that we were somehow missing the genius of this new program. "You don't understand, " she insisted. "These are kids from tough neighborhoods, and right now they have basically no job prospects.
" This program will establish several hundred start-up companies to teach kids entrepreneurial skills. They are even planning a two-week festival in Trafalgar Square for the summer of 2000!
Then Anna launched into a list of the benefits she envisioned: They'll showcase lots of new, young talent, and they'll be showing the world lots of new concepts for multimedia, 21st century, eco-sensitive, open-air performances! The kids will create jobs for themselves at a time when almost all work for them is quickly disappearing. They'll even boost London's economy by attracting tourism!
We got it, catching her excitement about a vision weaving so many creative elements together. We're not aware of anything quite so all-encompassing in the US, but her experience does echo signs of a new awareness here of what the arts can contribute to the health of individuals and communities.
In Portland, Maine, for example, we talked with Fran Sawyer, a disabled woman with three children. Her husband supports the family by working as a dishwasher in a downtown hotel.
"They considered me mentally retarded when I was growing up, " she told us, "but I just never had a chance to learn. "
Now she takes art classes, courtesy of Spiral Arts, Inc., a five-year-old nonprofit group created by United Methodist minister Priscilla Dreyman.
"When people make art, they discover hope coming from within themselves, " Dreyman said.
Sawyer's watercolors now adorn local greeting cards. Her clay sculptures help her cope with childhood sexual abuse. Sawyer told us she was illiterate when she began art classes, but now, with regular tutoring, reads at the third-grade level. She also helps teach a bead-making course to handicapped adults.
Across the country in Seattle, artist Saundra Valencia decided that kids who create graffiti may be frustrated artists, not troublemakers. So she invited them to her studio.
Out of their initial gathering grew Street Smart Art - a program luring teens from illegal graffiti spraying to creating public murals and other works of art. The young people, many of whom are directed to her by the courts, begin developing their skills on out-of-the-way walls. Many eventually move on to large public projects, and some are now getting paid commissions.
"We're fully booked, " Valencia reports. Projects range from backdrops for television talk shows and city festivals, to permanent public murals. Young people are involved in every aspect of the projects; some even learn to negotiate for design approval.
In Chicago, teens awaiting trial - most of them for felonies - are creating their own theater productions through Temporary Lockdown 7, a project of the Music Theater Workshop. The program's actors and playwrights, all of whom are under 17, are writing and producing their own play, which they'll soon perform in public. Parents, teachers, and the lawyers and judges on their cases will be in the audience.
In similar theater programs around the country, teens are using drama to tackle the issues that are all too real for them - gangs, drugs, teen pregnancy, and AIDS. As they open up communication about painful issues, they are educating their peers and the adults who care to listen.
In dozens of cities, people worried about urban decline and the increasing divide between city and suburb are turning to the arts and culture.
In Chattanooga, Tennessee, a depressed downtown began a turnaround in the 1980s that is still in full swing. Its rebirth sprang in part from large investments in the city's cultural renewal - including the world's largest freshwater aquarium attracting over a million visitors a year, a renovated theater involving 1,000 volunteers annually, and a new river-front park.
Baltimore, too, is using the arts to revitalize its downtown area. The city created a retail area dubbed the Avenue of the Arts. They bought a whole block, the Howard Street Quarter, and set it aside for artist living-and-working space. "Part of the effect is to bring more residents to complement the commercial uses, " explained Brian Lewbart, spokesperson for Downtown Partnership of Baltimore.
"The arts have not been given their full credit as an economic development tool, " he said, explaining that the artists will add vibrancy to a shabby commercial district.
We're moved by the diversity and creativity of these examples, hoping they foretell a broad awakening to the importance of the arts in growing healthy people and communities. We'll eagerly follow what Anna learns in London about combining the arts, new jobs for youth, and economic renewal, hoping that this ambitious undertaking sparks imitators on this side of the Atlantic Ocean.
Examples in this column are drawn from American News Service stories by Paul Karr, Pamela Schaeffer, Linda Lutton, and Jason Wilson.
Frances Moore Lappe and Paul Du Bois, co-founders of the Center for Living Democracy, write a regular column on democracy in action for YES!
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text: Hamilton: Silverstone really suits my style 29 June, 2014 Lewis Hamilton won the 2008 British Grand Prix Lewis Hamilton arrives at his home race – the British Grand Prix – with the best car on the grid at his disposal which makes him the bookies' favourite to repeat the famous victory he scored at the venue in his championship winning year 2008. The the local hero arrives at Silverstone with one thing on his mind. Previewing his home race, Hamilton said, "Silverstone is obviously a special race for me and the support I have there is just incredible. The British fans are the absolute best in the world and it's really humbling to see thousands of people out there cheering you on – no matter what the weather or the result. I won the race in the wet in 2008, which was just the best feeling." He recollected, "I think the gap was around 60 seconds at the end, and I'd lapped everyone up to third place which was just unreal. I could never have hoped or dreamed for a race like that – especially at my home grand prix. That has to be one of the best moments of my career." And added, "I loved raising that gold trophy in front of the home crowds and I'm determined to get my hands on it again this year." Fans of Lewis Hamilton will be out in force at Silverstone Silverstone is flat as a pancake and its high speed nature rewards the brave, which is right up Hamilton's street as he describes a lap around the former airfield: "Silverstone is a track that really suits my style. It's a seriously fast circuit and making sure that you have a stable car through the high-speed corners is crucial. You're almost flat-out through the left-handed Turn One. "Then switching direction into Turn Two and back once again for the tight hairpin of Turn Three. You're hard on the brakes into here but it's important to maintain speed through the corner and to quickly get back over to the right side of the track for Turn Four. This leads you out through Turn Five and down the first DRS straight of the lap." "You're then into to the old part of the circuit, starting with Brooklands (Turn Six) and then Luffield (Turn Seven). Luffield is quite a long corner that just seems to roll on and on, but the best feature is that you can see all the fans in the stands on the outside of the corner which is fantastic." Despite a puncture Lewis Hamilton finished fourth at the 2013 British GP "Next, you're heading down the original pit straight and into Copse (Turn Nine) which is one of the coolest corners around the track. It's a quick downshift then back on the power, using all the available space on exit for maximum speed." The Maggotts / Becketts sequence (Turns 10 – 12) is next, which is just so fast. You need so much downforce and grip from the car to be quick through here." "A good exit from Chapel (Turn 13) then sets you up for the second DRS zone down the Hangar straight and into Stowe corner (Turn 15). It's quite bumpy, but you can carry a lot of speed through here – using every bit of room on exit once again." "Finally, you're hard on the brakes into the Vale / Club complex (Turns 16 – 18) which is quite slippery, with low grip compared to other sections of the track. It's hard on the power across the line once again, and that's a lap!" Hamilton will be looking to close the gap on his teammate Nico Rosberg and will targeting his 27th grand prix win this weekend. (GP247) Tweet Related NewsWolff: Hamilton is mentally very strongHamilton gives his fans the home win they cravedHamilton: I made a mistake when I decided not to do the lapHamilton: Why does it happen to my car so much?Mansell: Nico versus Lewis will go down to the wireRosberg and Ricciardo escape FP1 penaltiesRosberg: If I find an advantage I'll keep it to myselfHamilton: The edge I have is in my abilityButton backs Hamilton to win on home soilMurray Walker: Very, very difficult for Hamilton to win championship


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Vic govt pledges $100m for solar plantPUBLISHED: 21 Sep 2010 13:33:25 | UPDATED: 04 Oct 2010 10:29:17PRINT EDITION: 21 Sep 2010
Victoria could house the nation's largest solar energy plant, with the state government announcing $100 million for a proposed development.
Premier John Brumby said the government would back a bid by TRUenergy to develop the Mallee Solar Park south of Mildura, in the state's north-west.
TRUenergy managing director Richard McIndoe said the project would need to win further funds from the commonwealth to proceed.
"The eventuality of the Mallee Solar Park project is only feasible with the support of both the state and federal governments," Mr McIndoe said in a statement on Tuesday.
Mr Brumby said the project would create 200 new jobs during construction and there would be 20 ongoing jobs, he said.
The plant would generate 345 gigawatt hours of electricity each year, which would be enough to power 60,000 homes annually.
Mr Brumby said the government aimed to support the development of five to 10 large-scale solar plants in regional Victoria by 2020.
The government was committed to having five per cent of the state's energy generated by solar by 2020.
"The TRUenergy proposal will utilise world's best-practice to create jobs in regional Victoria, cement the northern part of our state as a key solar energy region in Australia and will make a valuable and lasting contribution to our clean, green energy supply," Mr Brumby said.
Under the TRUenergy plan, a solar plant would be built on a 600 hectare site about 10 kilometres south of Mildura, with construction by Bovis Lend Lease to happen in four stages between 2012 and 2015.
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gender selection now a multi-million dollar industry
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|Mon, 09-17-2012 - 2:41pm
What do you think about this? According to the article, it's girls most parents are desperate for, rather than boys.
In some circumstances I can see the logic in this. For example, I have a good friend whose son has Barth Syndrome. He had a heart transplant at 18 months old. While women/girls can be CARRIERS, only an actual male can have BS. My friend is a carrier, if they had another son, he would likely suffer from this condition as well. If they had a girl, it would be all good. Long story short, her son is an only child and will remain so. Since there is no way to "guarantee" a girl, and they don't want another child going through the hell their son has, they decided to stick with just one kid.
I also have a friend who I could have seen doing this, had she had the money. She has six boys - two stepsons she has raised, four biological she gave birth too. She desperately wanted a girl each and every time she was pregnant. She adores all her kids, is an AMAZING mom, but yeah - I could see her doing this at one time.
I was suprised no one mentioned autism as a risk factor, since girls are much less likely to be autistic. (Except in my case, my daughter has ASD and my son is the "normal" one.)
What are your thoughts? Would you have ever done something like this, or would you judge someone else who did it? (I have to admit, as pro-choice as I am, I think abortion for gender selection is reprehensible!)
|Mon, 09-17-2012 - 6:17pm
No I would not have done it. Although some think the reason I have three children is because I was trying for a boy. It is absolutely not true.
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|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 10:02am
I can understand wanting to use such a method if you have a severe genetic disease that is only passed on to one sex - but every time we tamper with embryos (After fertilization and three days of incubation, an embryologist uses a laser to cut a hole through an embryo's protective membrane and then picks out one of the eight cells) we don't really know the long-term results.
For myself, I could not do it.
Another thought... ( If they had a girl, it would be all good.) But would they consider that it would not all be good? This girl child could be a carrier, and she will have to live with making the choice of gender selection for her own children, or taking the risk of having a son with a genetic disease?
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|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 5:47pm
<<<In my experience people who are pro choice support all choice,Now you may not and certainly are not required to agree with every choice but to say abortion for gender selection is reprehensible?
Hmm it causes me to wonder why it is that you stray into certain choices and reasons for those choices being okay and some not. If you agree a woman has the right to do as she pleases with her body then it seems to me that whatever reason that may present itself is indeed a CHOICE and if you are pro choice you would support every woman's right to it. When we start defining what is and is not okay then we tend to weaken our argument for being pro choice and admit that in some way our support indeed our philosophy of choice is somehow flawed.
I'm pro choice and I just can't have that argument.
just seems a bit odd to me.>>>>
I support any woman's right to terminate a pregnancy. I am adamant that abortion should remain safe and legal. It doesn't mean I have to agree with her reasons, and I personally find this one rather appalling. It doesn't seem "odd" to me, at all. As long as I support her RIGHT TO CHOOSE TO DO IT, how does that make me any less pro-choice?
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 5:52pm
.<<< I personally think there is a moral difference between killing a fetus because if has Tay-Sachs and killing one because it has a penis. I am also not in favor of legally preventing people from deciding to kill a fetus because it has a penis attached, but it doesn't mean I think that person made a morally-defensible choice. >>>>
Exactly! Being pro-choice means supporting their right to choose. Which we do.
|Wed, 09-19-2012 - 5:55pm
<<<Another thought... ( If they had a girl, it would be all good.) But would they consider that it would not all be good? This girl child could be a carrier, and she will have to live with making the choice of gender selection for her own children, or taking the risk of having a son with a genetic disease?>>>
I honestly don't know if they thought that far in advance. You're absolutely right - although, maybe by that time in the future, medicine will have figured out something by then? In any case, they seem pretty at peace with their decision.
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the prophecy was long spoken before he reigned.
the devil is a tyrant of 100 swords bows of petrifying curse and spears of infinite chaos
no one seems to have the courage to fight him
the messiah is born from heaven to hell
as she stand,the tyranny of him shall be petrified by the wraith of souls
the messiah is the savior of million souls
the vanquished souls united to seek revenge to the devil
the devil shall be slain by the archaic hands of the messiah
the messiah battled the devil...the devil was killed
but...the messiah fainted...
Someone shouted"THE DEVIL IS DEAD!"A blood comapct of saints happend that day
the messiah was rebirth into the form of a normal girl not knowing that she once the messiah who saved millions of souls


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Justified Round Table: "Thick as Mud"by TV Fanatic Staff at . Comments
What a fantastic episode of Justified this week, as "Thick as Mud" featured Raylan at his most sarcastic, Dewey as his most desperate and Psych's Maggie Lawson at her most dastardly.
In the latest edition of the TV Fanatic Round table, staff writers Dan Forcella and Jim Garner are joined by Tiffany Vogt of TVAddict.com in recounting the best scenes and most mysterious notes from our latest visit to Harlan...
What was your favorite moment from the episode?
Dan: The best moment had to be the man, the myth, the cowboy himself killing Layla through Lance's body while half-tranquilized. It doesn't get much tougher than that.
Jim: The sit down between Quarles and Boyd. I said it last week that Quarles had less to worry about from Raylan and more to worry about from Boyd. That five-minute meeting hinted that I was right.
Tiffany: Hard not to love watching Raylan blowing Leila away by shooting through Lance's dead body. Very apropos and fun! (Plus, fantastic performance by Lawson playing a villain for a change.)
Dewey's most entertaining stop: The appliance store? The strip club? Or the convenience store?
Dan: Oh, it's definitely the convenience store. Watching Dewey take shelter in the storage closet, while waiting for the "end times," was truly entertaining. Damon Herriman was seriously engaging playing this character hanging on for dear life. Whether he was ready for death or questioning the number of kidneys he had, Dewey was the star of the show.
Jim: The convenience store. I loved the clerk blessing him as he left and warning him so casually about not cursing. It made enough of an impact that Dewie actually warned Raylan, who proceeded to ignore him of course.
Tiffany: Hey, a strip club was a pretty good idea since it is one of the few places where customers carry large amounts of cash... or it used to be, until they started accepting credit cards. Who knew?!?
Would Quarles and Boyd be better as partners or enemies?
Dan: Both? I would like to see them partner up for a bit, take Kentucky by storm... and then turn on each other in an epic battle for the ages. These two guys making boat loads of cash could be really fun for awhile, though.
Jim: Better a bad peace than a good war. If Quarles and Boyd became partners they would both be rich and most likely boring. Thankfully for us, neither is going to submit to the other. There is a storm of corruption coming to Harland County and it's going to get nasty. Better head to ground now!
Tiffany: Quarles and Boyd could do real damage as business partners, but since neither is really the partnering type, that's not likely to last long. So we're in for a vicious, scheming war that I can't wait to see.
Let's pretend Tim Gutterson has been on vacation during all these episodes he has been absent. Where is he? And what's he doing?
Dan: Timmy G. has been sipping umbrella drinks on a tropical island. Don't let the serious exterior fool you, Tim likes to relax on a white sand beach every once in a while.
Jim: He is out at the gun range practicing how to shoot a suspect while using another suspect as silencer. Nevermind, he could learn that from Raylan, right, Dan? Honestly, I'm surprised he has been gone as long as this. They mentioned him, but we haven't seen him in forever.
Tiffany: Tim must be playing it smart and keeping as far away from Raylan as possible. Raylan is a trouble magnet and Tim wants to live a long healthy life. So I'm thinking he's just staying off the radar and out of trouble's way.
Hypothesize on what was in the note Winona left Raylan.
Dan: "Raylan, I went out to get some milk, eggs and fabric softener at the 24-hour market. Don't wait up. 'll be home shortly. Love, Winona." Not dramatic enough? We shall see who is correct.
Jim: You're right, Dan, not dramatic enough. You should know she would have gotten grits too! Seriously, given Raylan's facial reactions, I'm going with the classic "I love you, but I can't be with you." I really hope Winona isn't gone, their interactions are some of the best.
Tiffany: Totally did not see that coming. Can't believe Winona took the chicken-out route and left a note for Raylan breaking things off. She's probably thinking it's the only way to guarantee a safe, well-adjusted life for her and the baby, but she should know that Raylan will never forgive her for taking away his child and the chance to be a father. A cruel move on her part.
Favourite moment - Boyd meeting Quarles. There is nothing like two smart and dangerous guys testing each other's strength. Quarles thought he could make Boyd his bitch and left with nothing. I wonder what he'll do now. Underestimating Boyd would be a huge mistake. Dewey's most entertaining stop - the convenience store. Like Matt wrote on the newest edition of his "Moments of the Week", confused Dewey asking if he had four kidneys was the line of the week. Naturally, that was the first thing that came to his mind, because it's way simpler explanation than the prison nurse lying to him. Poor Dewey :) As for Tim - yeah, I wrote it last week! Where the hell is he? Bring him back! The note from Winona better not be anything like "I'm leaving you". Seriously, just when I thought she became supportive partner I've always wanted her to be, she stabs me in the back like that? Not cool.
I think someone kidnapped Winona -- she wouldn't have left Raylan now. Would she?
I think the note might have been from someone that took Winona. Maybe
Quarles or something. Does that sound crazy? Maybe Winona is going to be dead next episode. Who knows.


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Amy Alkon drags people, kicking, screaming, and laughing, out of their misery with her behavioral science-based advice column, which runs in about 100 newspapers.
Buy her science-based and bitingly funny new advice book, "Good Manners For Nice People Who Sometimes Say F*ck" (St. Martin's Press, June 3, 2014).
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I started taking medication that makes me fat — about 80 pounds overweight, which is a lot on a 5'7" female frame. Cutting calories and exercising will not change this, and I cannot stop taking this drug. It alleviates a serious mental health problem, allowing me to function normally, which is pretty much a miracle. Still, thanks to my weight gain, I am getting super-depressed. I think people must look at me like I'm some undisciplined pig. My cute clothes no longer fit, so I bought clothes that hide the weight. I'd love to date, but I'm so uncomfortable looking at myself naked that I can't imagine letting anyone else do it.
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It isn't fair. It's not like you spent the year locked in a room with Ben & Jerry and Colonel Sanders, yet here you are thinking people must look at your butt and wonder whether you beep when you back up.
Although you say cutting calories doesn't help, you should ask your doctor whether cutting carbs might. There's evidence that a low-carb diet (with adequate fat intake) is the best way for most people to lose and keep off weight. It also seems to alleviate or even beat down some diseases — for example, eliminating diabetes symptoms in Dr. Jay Wortman and very possibly being responsible for the reversal in progressive multiple sclerosis symptoms in Dr. Terry Wahls. (See drjaywortman.com and terrywahls.com, and read "Why We Get Fat," by Gary Taubes, for the dietary evidence based on his vetting of thousands of studies.)
But, let's say there's no way for you to lose the weight. Well-meaning friends will tell you things like "sexy is a state of mind," which will seem like the dumbest thing you've ever heard in light of how you probably feel you resemble the state of Texas. Actually, there are decades of studies showing that "walking the walk" — acting the way you'd like to feel — is one of the most effective ways to change how you feel.
For example, experimental social psychologist Dr. Dana R. Carney had people assume power-broker poses like sitting with their hands behind their head and their feet up on a desk. Subjects only assumed two different poses for a total of two minutes, but this led to measurable psychological, biochemical, and behavioral changes. Those who were assigned the power poses had their levels of the dominance hormone testosterone shoot up. They reported feeling significantly more powerful and "in charge," and their willingness to take risks in a subsequent gambling test suggests that they meaningfully increased their confidence.
Findings like Carney's make the "just walk the walk" advice I found in the book "Stop Calling Him Honey" sound a lot more hopeful than hokey. The co-authors, Maggie Arana and Julienne Davis, advise body-loathing women (of all sizes) who want to feel sexy to strut naked, in high heels, in front of their mirror. They tell you to watch yourself running your hands up and down your bare skin, tell yourself, "I'm sexy," and really mean it, feel it — and to keep at it until it eventually starts to ring true.
If that still sounds like a fool's errand (even with the help of Jose Cuervo and James Brown), it might help to have a role model. Look up YouTube videos of 200-plus-pound indie rocker Beth Ditto, who struts around in body-hugging dresses, corsets, and fishnets like she invented sexy. Beth Ditto's fatitude inspired Nikki, a friend of Arana and Davis, to start walking tall and wide in form-fitting, cleavage-baring clothes instead of dressing like she's apologizing for not being built like a paper cut.
And sure, there are a lot of guys who won't date above a size 8 or 10, but you don't need to attract "a lot of guys" unless you're opening a sports bar. There are men who prefer the larger ladies and those who don't have a stringent requirement for any sort of body size, but what no guy wants is a woman who's piled on the shame.
Work on adjusting both your head and your appearance. Spend money on your hair, makeup, and a new wardrobe — no tentwear! — and go to one of those bra specialty stores where a little old Hungarian lady will yank you into a bra that fits. And keep in mind that in a world of people shoving their problems behind the furniture (especially stigmatized problems like mental health issues), you're doing what it takes to be mentally healthy and functional. If you look at your weight from this angle, it seems you've got good reason to march through the world like you're all that and 80 pounds more o that.
It's Amy Alkon's Advice Goddess Radio — "Nerd your way to a better life!" with the best brains in science solving your love, dating sex, and relationship problems. Listen live every Sunday — http://www.blogtalkradio.com/amyalkon/ — 7-8 p.m. PT, 10-11 p.m. ET, or download the podcast at the link. Call-in during the show: 347-326-9761 (NYC area code).
Advice Goddess Radio: Cardiologist Dr. William Davis on why wheat is the single worst thing you can eat. (There's no such thing as "healthy whole grains.")
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WiFi at Your Library
The Library offers FREE wifi at all of our locations during open hours.
Please read the Computer and WiFi Use Policy [PDF] before you use the library wifi.
Important Information:
- Our wifi network is an open, unsecured connection.
- Do not send personal or any sensitive data you do not want others to see while on the wifi network.
- Do not do online banking or make purchases online with a credit card while using an unsecured connection.
- Make sure your battery is charged or bring a spare. There may not be electrical outlets available.
On this page:
- How do I use wireless at the library?
- Will I need any special settings or passwords to connect?
- Since I'm using my own equipment, do the general rules about computer use still apply to me?
- Can the library help me configure my computer?
- What about virus protection and security?
- Request to unblock a website
- Can I print on the library's printer when I am using wireless?
How do I use wireless at the library?
You will need to bring your own laptop computer to the library. Your laptop will need to have built-in wifi or you will need to purchase and install a wifi network card. The Library does not provide wireless cards and does not install them.
Most wifi equipment will be compatible with library's wifi network. The library can make no guarantees that you will be able to connect with the library's network.
Will I need any special settings or passwords to connect?
The password to the library's patron wireless network is posted in the library and can be requested from library staff. A library card is not required and there are no special encryption settings or usernames. The wifi network is filtered at the child level. You must agree to Computer and Wifi Use Agreement to connect. If you do not agree, you will not connect to the library's wireless network.
Since I'm using my own equipment, do the general rules about computer use still apply to me?
Yes, you must accept library's Computer Wifi Use Agreement before using the wifi network. Any activities that violate the agreement apply to you whether or not you are on a library computer or your own.
If you attempt to circumvent library procedures or attempt to access or manipulate equipment that you are not authorized to use, you will be disconnected permanently from the library's wifi network.
Can the library help me configure my computer?
No, because each computer is different, and library staff is not able to offer technical assistance with your configuration. Read Configuration Help for Different Operating Systems for more information.
PCPL is not responsible for any changes you make to your computer's settings. If you need assistance, you may need to contact the manufacturers of your hardware or software.
What about virus protection and security?
It is solely your responsibility to provide anti-virus protection, and to configure your laptop/PDA with security. The library is not responsible for damages incurred for incorrect, insufficient or incomplete security settings; or lack of virus protection. Wireless users assume all risks when using the wifi network. Any virus-infected computer connecting to the wireless network will be permanently blocked.
Requests to Unblock a Website
Requests to unblock a website that is currently filtered by the system can be submitted using the Contact Us form.
Can I print on the library's printer when I am using wireless?
Yes, printing is available at all libraries except Salazar-Ajo Library. Wireless printing works from a laptop, but not from a tablet or smartphone. See wireless printing for details.
Configuration Help for Different Operating Systems
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You may need administrative access to your laptop to change these settings.
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View available networks
Select pima-library network
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Your laptop should join the wifi network automatically. If not, go to your wireless network settings and select join networks automatically.
Related links to the Computer and WiFi Use Agreement:
- Filtering software is intended to comply with the federal Children's Internet Protection Act and Arizona Revised Statutes, Title 13, Chapter 35
- Monitoring a child's access to the Internet is the responsibility of the parent or legal guardian. For more information see A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety
- You may not use Library electronic resources, including Internet access through its computer or WiFi, for activity prohibited by federal law, Arizona law, or Library policy including Title 18, United States Code, Part I, Chapter 110, Sexual Exploitation and other abuse of children and Title 17, United State Code - Copyrights
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Reports today suggest that Matt Cassel may be out for the rest of the season. Cassel has been awful this season and was only regressing but this could still be a big loss for the Kansas City Chiefs. Despite only being 1 game out of first place in the AFC West the Kansas City Chiefs season is now over.
The main reason Cassel could be a major loss is that the Chief's backups have little to no experience. Tyler Palko is the backup and will start this next week against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Palko has only attempted 13 passes in his 4 years in the NFL and that includes his 6 attempts against the Denver Broncos this past week.
After Palko the Chiefs have rookie Ricky Stanzi who the Chiefs took in the 5th round in this past year's draft. Stanzi was a standout quarterback for the Iowa Hawkeyes starting at Quarterback for 3 years. I believe the Chiefs will give Stanzi a chance to play later this year and more than likely a good long look. Stanzi was believed by many to be a possible future starter for the Kansas City Chiefs. ESPN draft expert Mel Kiper Jr. even said he believed Ricky Stanzi would have the best NFL career of all the Quarterbacks of the 2011 draft. This was in part though because Kiper thought the Chiefs were a very talented team and had a stable organization.
If Stanzi does not show upside and progress the Kansas City Chiefs will be entering the Matt Barkley sweepstakes. The Colts have almost solidified their spot at the number 1 pick in the draft and the likely selection of Andrew Luck. Many scouts believe Barkley is the number 2 quarterback in the draft and could be a pretty valuable consolation prize.
I as well as many Chief's fans will continue to torture myself and watch every game. Now however it is time for Chiefs fans to start paying special attention to College football and the top prospects. We can hope Pioli has a plan and start dreaming about a resurgence next year.


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By now, most HR organizations underline the importance of HR analytics. They understand that it helps them retain their employees, which saves money in recruitment. And they're aware that insight into training effectiveness improves the training offering and results in better performing employees.
Nevertheless, most HR departments I talk to struggle.
What Do HR Departments Need from HR Analytics?
These are the concerns I hear most frequently:
HR software implementation is dropped from the budget when a project goes overtime and over budget. Appropriate business intelligence tools aren't used for HR purposes because its needs are lower in priority than …


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Eastern Railway Invites Applications for Eligible Ex-Serviceman for Filling 1608 Various Post Such as Porter, Peon, Trackman, Helper, Gatekeeper, Sanitary Cleaner and Many more Vacancy against Ex-serviceman quota. Eligible and Interested Ex-Serviceman Candidates may Fill Application Form before on 16.08.2013. Candidates can Download Application From through Official website www.rrcer.com.
Integration of East India Railway Eastern Railway was formed on 14.04.1952. It is a one of the 17 zones of the Indian Railway. Its Headquarter is at Fairlie Place, Kolkata.
Eastern Railway Vacancy Detail :-
Total no. of Post :- 1608 vacancy For Helper, Porter, Peon, Trackman , Gatekeeper, Sanitary Cleaner, Velveman, Hospital Attendant and Safaiwala various Job.
Pay Band :- Rs. 5200/- to Rs. 20200/- + Grade pay Rs. 1800/-.
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Start Date to fill Application Form :- 09.07.2013
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Ex-Servicemen who have retired after putting in 15 years of service and have passed Army Class-I certificate or equivalent are eligible to apply.
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Welcome to the Christian FaithWe live in a world increasingly separated from the Christian tradition and the basic understanding of the faith that previous ages might have taken for granted. The voices of faith seem increasingly strident and off-putting to many. There is a need for a calmer, basic introduction to faith that recognizes the value of doubt and the questions raised in a secular society. A systematic introduction to Christianity for newcomers needs to begin with a discussion of faith itself, which this new book does. It then moves on to a discussion of such Christian basics as God, Trinity, Church, sin, atonement, prayer, and Christian living.
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Christopher L. Webber is well known in the Episcopal Church for his books. In addition to some 25 separate titles, he also has written hymns that are included in a number of hymnals. He writes frequently for the Living Church, Episcopal Life, Episcopal Cafe, Diocesan newspapers, in addition to his own web site: www.clwebber.com. Webber is a graduate of Princeton and has two earned degrees plus an honorary doctorate from the General Theological Seminary.
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The Fledgling Fund seeks to improve the lives of vulnerable individuals, families, and communities by supporting innovative media projects that target entrenched social problems.www.thefledglingfund.org
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A nice little nugget of news I came across today is that IBM has topped a recent survey on Corporate Governance and Climate Change for Consumer and Technology Companies (PDF link to Ceres site). This is certainly something that we're working hard on and as I've mentioned when talking about the Smarter Planet initiative, it is something that runs through from grassroots activities right up to strategic vision.
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St. Michaels, Md., November 26, 2010 - The 40th annual Waterfowl Festival kicked off with a VIP reception in neighboring Easton, but the food focus began in earnest on Friday night in St. Michaels at Bob Pascal's St. Michaels Harbour Inn, Marina & Spa.
The Harbour Inn restaurant
The Harbour Inn welcomed a new Executive Chef, David Hayes, earlier this year. He came with experience that has taken him from Buckingham Palace to the acclaimed Inn at Perry Cabin nearby in St. Michaels.
At 25 years of age, Hayes brings an enthusiasm to the kitchen that shows through both in his cooking and in his interpersonal skills with his dining guests. Just days prior to this beer dinner, Hayes added accolades to his culinary resume with two first place awards in Baltimore at the Pork Association Competition and tied for first place at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum' OysterFest in St. Michaels.
Eastern Shore Brewing Company
Down the street just a few blocks, Eastern Shore Brewing Company (ESBC) has its brew kettle feet under it as it goes strongly into the third year of business. As St. Michaels'—and the immediate region's—only craft brewer, ESBC has enjoyed growth that has doubled its output in the first two years of business. According to its owners, their seven-barrel brewhouse is targeting another fifty percent growth in the coming months.
(In the upcoming months, you can catch the brew crew in action at the brewery during their winter hours of Wednesday-Thursday, 12 p.m.-5 p.m., Friday-Saturday, 12 p.m.-7 p.m., and Sunday 12 p.m.-4 p.m.)
The dinner planning
When Hayes met with brewery owners, Adrian ("Ace") and Lori Moritz, they discussed brewhouse and kitchen flavor and pairing concepts for a beer dinner. Over a few beers worth of sampling, they conceived a five-course menu that would showcase a wild game theme (tying in to the Waterfowl Festival) paired with each of the brewery's five current production beers. Collaboration came as easily as could be hoped, certainly helped by the mere blocks that separate the restaurant and the brewery.
The dinner execution
The dinner guests were hosted in the enclosed outdoor patio just steps from the water and boat slips. With such pleasant weather, the location provided for comfortable strolling both before and after the dinner.
During the dinner, Hayes and his kitchen staff and brewer Randy Marquis and the owners of ESBC took the time to discuss each course's preparation and pairing. Clay Swartz and his restaurant staff executed a smooth delivery of the dinner that started within just a few timely minutes of the scheduled 7 p.m. start.
The dinner was a perfect canvas for both Hayes' and Marquis' talents. Individually, the five courses of food and the five beer selections could have stood on their own. Paired together, a couple of courses stood out from the rest.
The first course kicked off with a refreshing Lighthause [sic] Ale. This beer—weighing in at a mere 4.7% ABV—would work perfectly as a summer session beer; that is, one defined to be an easy-to-drink, thirst-quenching, and low-alcohol beer. This type of beer is often enjoyed at its best during summer months—perfect for the outdoor and boating community on the Eastern Shore.
At this dinner, though, it was this beer's place to pair with the imaginative Wild Boar Bacon & Eggs, which featured a thick piece of meaty boar bacon and halved quail eggs.
It turned out to be a nice pairing of a dish of both salty and citrus flavors offset by the crisp and slightly fruity ale.
With the second course, the kitchen created a nice dish of tasty venison sausage that when dredged through the mashed potatoes made for a delicious mouthful of flavors, particularly with a couple of crispy onions picked up along the way.
The Hefeweizen, as good as it is, didn't pull off the pairing for this palate's pleasing. This type of beer, typically, is a style that will be dominated with banana and clove flavors, thanks to the magical workings of the yeast. ESBC's version is decidedly very light on these flavors and instead showcases a bit of hops and some light fruit flavors.
This was a nice and refreshing beer when sampled during a visit to the brewery earlier in the day; with the food pairing, they were just in different worlds.Before the two all-star courses of the evening, there was a smartly assembled plate of duck meat and red cabbage.
The St. Michaels Ale that was paired with it had enough of a nice, spicy hop presence balanced against a solid caramel malt backbone.
Both of these attributes played nicely against the fat of the duck and the bitterness in the cabbage.
No where, however, did the pairing concept work as seamlessly as in the fourth and fifth courses.
The fourth course showcased tender rabbit meat, dumplings, and diced vegetables in a stew that was accentuated with a pleasant spicy heat and complemented the Knot So Pale Ale, which can be best described as an India Pale Ale (IPA). An IPA can often use its hop bitterness along with its carbonation to help scrape away the effects of spicy heat, readying the palate for another spoonful of food—in this case, stew.
The last course of the dinner brought together a match made in cacao heaven.
Individually, the decadently rich chocolate flourless torte and the Duck Duck Goose Porter could have been dessert items on their own.
Together, they exemplified everything a solid beer and food pairing should be. In this case, it was smooth, rich textures and chocolaty flavors that complimented each other.
Some times, the idea is to get flavors and textures to be different, without contrasting too harshly, and other times the idea is to get it all to blend together into something that is greater than the sum of its parts.
This time, it was the latter.
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For the Harbour Inn's first beer dinner (and Eastern Shore Brewery's second), the evening went considerably smoother than one might imagine. Both parties (brewery and restaurant) appeared at great ease sharing the spotlight during and after the dinner. It was obvious that planning went into the meal and that both brewer and chef appreciated each other talents that they brought to the table.
Of course, as with almost anything, practice makes perfect. To that end, the two are wasting no time in planning a follow-up dinner for Friday, December 10th.
Wild Game Beer Dinner at Harbour Inn with Eastern Shore Brewing
November 12, 2010
5-course beer pairing menu
1st Course
Wild Boar Bacon & Eggs
- poached quail egg and frisée salad on brioche crute with cranberry-orange vinaigrette
paired with Lighthause Ale
2nd Course
Bangers & Mash
- roasted venison sausage with garlic mashed potatoes and crispy fried onions
paired with Magic Hefeweizen
3rd Course
Duo of Duck
- crispy smoked duck breast & confit leg with braised red cabbage
paired with St. Michaels Ale
4th Course
Pale Ale Rabbit Stew
- spicy stew with dumplings and hearty vegetables
paired with Knot So Pale Ale
5th Course
Sinful Goose
- chocolate flourless decadence infused with Duck Duck Goose Porter
paired with Duck Duck Goose Porter
- The Harbour Inn in St. Michaels, Md. provides guests with one of the most scenic views the region has to offer
- From many rooms at The Harbour Inn, guests enjoy a view of the neighboring marina
- (from left to right): Adrian Moritz, co-owner Eastern Shore Brewing Company; Rachel Feldman, Harbour Inn sales manager; Lori Moritz, co-owner ESBC; David Hayes, executive chef Harbour Inn; and Randy Marquis, head brewer ESBC
- first course: Wild Boar Bacon & Eggs paired with Lighthause Ale
- David Hayes, Harbour Inn executive chef, mingled with guests and provided insight into each dinner course and beer pairing
- The Wild Game Beer Dinner was held in the outdoor patio area of The Harbour Inn, just steps from the marina
- (from left to right): Lori and Adrian, "Ace", Moritz co-owners of Eastern Shore Brewing Company; Randy Marquis, ESBC head brewer; and Lauren Boldrin
- A trio of Eastern Shore Brewery's beers: St. Michaels Ale; Knot So Pale Ale; and Duck Duck Goose Porter
- Downtown St. Michaels, Md. provides an idyllic setting for Eastern Shore Brewing Compa
- The exterior of Eastern Shore Brewing Company in St. Michaels, Md.
- Eastern Shore Brewing Company's tasting room
- Comfortable seating at Eastern Shore Brewing Company's tasting room
- Eastern Shore Brewing Company's seven-barrel brewhouse
- Eastern Shore Brewing Company's fourteen-barrel fermentation room
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AUSTIN (KXAN) - Austin is famous for its live music, outdoor fun and lake-living. Unfortunately, it's also known for heavy traffic.
"People spend on average 48 hours per year stuck in traffic, which costs about $4 billion in fuel costs and lost productivity," said University of Texas Computer Science Professor Peter Stone.
At UT, there's new talk about a revolutionary high-tech invention that could change the way you drive: an autonomous, high-tech wired car that doesn't need a driver. It can manage and drive a car by itself by using a computer system that manages traffic flow, instead of traffic lights at intersections or roads.
They think one day drivers will be able to sit in the back seat and read a newspaper while they ride to work.
"The idea is that there's a computer program at the intersection that accepts reservations from the cars and the car says, 'I want to arrive at a particular time. I'd like to go straight or turn left or turn right. Yes, go ahead that time is yours' and won't let any other car collide with you," said Stone.
So why would anyone want to take a seat in the back of their own car and to leave the driving to their smart vehicle?
"Some people may use it as extra leisure time," said Stone. "You could be reading the newspaper or watching TV. Some people may use it for extra work time and productivity."
And more than just relaxing while going to and from, Stone said it would also be safer to get around.
"Intersections are also where many accidents take place, the source of one-quarter of all accidents and one-third of all fatal accidents -- even though it's a tiny fraction of a roadway," said Stone. "So really, we're trying to improve the efficiency and safety on intersections, and this could have a huge impact on quality of life within cities."
Stone said they're trying to get carmakers and government entities in on this artificial intelligence, but he knows it could be a long and expensive road getting there.
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Trim the pork tenderloin of any excess fat and silver skin. Season with salt, pepper, garlic and thyme. Grill on high for 10-15 minutes until 160 degrees (medium), or desired doneness. Let rest for 3-4 minutes. Slice and serve.
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Ingredients:1 Idaho potato, shredded
1 sweet potato, shredded
1/4 cup golden raisins
1/2 small red onion, sliced thin
1 egg
1 sprig fresh thyme
2 Tbs vegetable oil
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Alexander 'Sandy' McNab (born 27 December 1911 in Glasgow, died September, 1962) was a Scotland international footballer. He played a leading role in two of Sunderland's greatest successes. He was on the pitch for the Championship clincher in 1936, and replaced injured captain Alex Hastings in the 1937 Cup Final. In 1938, McNab joined West Bromwich Albion for a fee of £7,000 but war intervened and he went to various clubs on loan including 3 appearances for Newport County, Nottingham Forest, Northampton Town and Walsall. He eventually signed for Newport County in 1946. McNab later played for Dudley Town and managed Northwich Victoria from 1948-49 before eventually retiring in 1952.  ( Wikipedia article )
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