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Sarah & Lucy are the children of John and Flora Matilda Smith who lived on Water Street in Corpus Christi, TX. Older siblings are listed in the 1850 census under Maltilda Smith. The oldest sibling Percy is my great-grandmother. I believe John Smith was in the military or worked with the military as he was not home for court proceeding when their home was sold for failure to pay property taxes in 1849, likewise, he was not at home for enumerations in 1850 and 1860.
From 1872 through 1875 the property tax payment entries were listed under Flora Smith Estate or Heirs of Flora Smith. No further entries appeared after 1875. I could not find any deeds showing the sale of the property.


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Getting Pregnant
Labor and Delivery
Baby and Beyond
You glow, (because someone is noticing you, it is your time to shine, and your time to recieve attention) and show off your belly more
Become instantly self concious and uncomfortable, but don't say anything
Get upset, but don't say anything
Get upset , and say something letting them know you are uncomfortable with this
Appriciate the compliment but tell them to leave your space
all these doctor visits are causing my anxiety level to shoot through the roof. They don't seem to understand that i am not normally high strung, nervous, and jittery on a daily basis. In truth, I am actually quite the opposite. I am normally laid back, and calm. these doctors just seem to want to give me all of these stress tests. I am not a stressed out person, but what can i do? I have never been a very calm person in the hospital... I have had too many bad incidints happen, that cause be to become extreamly cautious and weary of doctors.
just recently, medicaid has cut me off of the benefits, RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF MY PREGNANCY!!!! and you know what my case worker said??!!! she told me
"it is our new management policy, we are trying to get everyone off of medicaid, and on their own two feet. We are also not getting all of the funding that we used to as well"... ISN'T THAT A LOAD OF CRAP??? not to diss you President Bush lovers, but he signed that paper that allowed that cut. SO SCREW YOU TO BUSH!
How am I supposed to "get on my own feet" when insurance company's will not accept and cover maternity, in the middle of your pregnancy. (not to mention, they make you wait a mininum of 2 months to tell you this)... and with out the insurance, my doctor bill is $385.00 a visit. Do they not take into consideration Rent, car, and other bills. [those who live on their own know what i am talking about].
I am able to pay all of my bills, but with this added bill [not counting the one after delivery!] It may put me under, and/or I will have nothing saved for when the baby does finally come!!!!
---some one tell me that i am not in a perdiciment--
and my biggest pet peave is not all of this.
It is everyone who think they know everything, and how your pregnancy is going to go, just because they had a kid (or 4) of their own. Not to down anyone that did. buit just because you had a certian symptom of your own, don't mean the next sally will.
Everyone keeps telling me how i am GOING to have morning sickness,
NOT GOING to be able to stay concious during birth. GOING to have a terrible summer, b/c it is so hot. But so far, no morning sickness, and a great summer!!!!
all of this is so overwhelming already, i don't need people telling me things over and over again!!!! [and then blame my crankiness on the pregnancy] i would have been annoyed with them anyhow, and was, but they never paid attention, and now that i am pregnant, they notice....
-Ladies, don't let people tell you that you are becoming annoyed or irritated with a certain person because you are pregnant.
-It is because they are annoying and irritating in the first place, but because you are pregnant they want to leave you alone that much less, which gets on your nerves that much more!!!!
at anytime, if anyone knows what i am going through, it would help me cope that much better knowing that I am not alone.
I am a first time mom, and it is too much...
Oh yeah one more thing, what is with people that you 1. don't know, 2. don't like, and or didn't like you in the first place. and 3. people you don't want to...
touching your belly without asking? that is rude and an invasion of your personal space and privacy. And then they get all offended when you tell them to back out of your space, because it is uncomfortable.
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Take care of it, and it'll take care of you.
It's not a Chevrolet!
About As Solid As I Could Ever Ask For. — Peformance- It ain't gonna be winnin no races! Build Quality- Very Solid! Not a thing wrong with it. Only routine stuff. Appearance- I didn't design it, but I got it looking right! Cost of Ownership- I loves gas, but after I installed some Flowmaster Super 44 it really helped! A must install!! Fun Factor- I got brand new Dunlop Radial Mud Rovers!! Oaha yea baby! 2wd will handle some light stuff.
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Capability plain and simple, room, power, fun.
Oasis, Thats What I Named My Truck. — It's a great truck, it tows whatever I tell it to with out much trouble. The 5.4 triton is a beast, I mean it aint a sports car but it works for me. It's a great solid truck 98g on the tach, 4 trips to Canada and no big problems yet. The island blue is unique and you don't see many that color. The poineer head unit and the blue under seat light are pretty cool to.
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Test Roll for the More Acid Jazz Channel
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Friday, December 19, 2014
Test Roll for the Acid Jazz Channel
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Sunday, September 28, 2014
#TheGoodWife Does a little bit of "Orange is the New Black"
I've come to the conclusion that prison is bad.
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Sunday, August 17, 2014
Pics from Steel City Con (August 8 thru 10) and where I hit up LeVar Burton for a grant...
I actually took a picture of LeVar Burton at the Steel City con held last week from August 8th thru August 10th over in Monroeville but it was a terrible picture so I'm going with this. You might also know Mr. Burton from this:
But as I read the depressing news coming out of Ferguson, Missouri I have to admit I'm reminded of his iconic role in Roots. Wondering if times have changed all that much...
Since his fantastic success with his Reading Rainbow Kickstarter I hit em up for my modest Kickstarter like campaign to create a dedicated review of African American fiction, kinda like Shadow and Act but dedicated to Walter Mosley and Steven Barnes and other writers of color. I don't think I'll get that grant but I'll keep trying. That campaign is here.
Here are some other pics from the show. Here's a pretty plus size black girl I worked with. I took one picture and altered it in two different ways
And I tried another version that made it look more like comics. Her shirt says, from memory I think: "Wish I was Batman but I can't fight and I'm broke."
Here's a picture of the crowd:
And here's a picture of the Batmobile because I Am Fanboy.
And more from the crowd:
A very impressive Predator. I just thought he looked better in blue.
More crowd. Probably the best pic I took. I blame the camera.
I just couldn't get this shot right. So I tried two versions.
And there's this version.
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#UFC #UFCfightnight Nice. Ryan Bader uses "Paint it Black" as a fight entrance song.
I don't think its anything racial because he's fighting a black guy. I think he just likes "The Stones".
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Sunday, August 03, 2014
Artist Spotlight: Jason Woolslare's Pop Collage Art
Or is it called "Mixed Media"? I just know that I liked his art. This is from the Three Rivers Arts Festival.
Here's his website. And I figured out what I like about his art. It reminds me of comics and has rockets and bots. Some other pieces:
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Artist Spotlight on Ron Copeland, whose art I can't really explain.
It looks like the most creative lamp sculpture I've ever seen. But his style works as collage paintings as well. Here's his Flickr site here.
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Artist Spotlight: Katie Rideout. And not just because she has a beautiful smile.
This is kind of late but here were the artists that stood out for me at the Three Rivers Arts Festival.
I'm pretty sure that's the artist or the artist's attractive friend. Definitely better than the experience I had last year where somebody was threatening me.
Here's her website. Looks like just simple chalk and charcoal but the portraits show so much emotion. I'd buy her work if I had any extra money.
Here are some other pieces from her website.
And here's one more from the Arts Festival:
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Old Pic of the East End Co op Weekend Festival That I Forgot That I Had
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Tuesday, July 29, 2014
#Tyrant If you do elections the American Way, then the guy with the most cash wins.
I don't think losing is all that bad either. You lose rich. You rewrite the constitution to protect wealth. Run again in several years...I don't think the Castro regime ever understood this. You can shape the courts, shape the constitution so that corruption doesn't take hold. ON the other hand, there are no good laws that can't be upended by corruption. Still, you have to try.
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Tuesday, July 15, 2014
#Tyrant Well the dictator has to apologize so we know we're not talking about Israel.
Israel can kill lots of people and its all good from the ambassador and our current secretary of state.
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#Tyrant Nice point from the blogger dad about his daughter trading one kind of subjugation for another.
It looks like both Saddam and Khadaffi treated women better than the armed religious sects that replaced them. Way better than our client state Saudi Arabia.
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#Tyrant Trying to figure out whether this more like Egypt without resources or Iraq/Iran with oil reserves....
Feels more like Egypt.
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#Tyrant Great the decent brother is at odds with Enthusiastic War Criminal General...
Not sure if I want the bad brother to do better by more perceptive public relations. The general had a point about Hiroshima or Nagasaki...why not mention the Iraq war? That was a big War Crime...
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#Tyrant Self immolation.. Nice FX.
The Strain, about blood sucking vampires, seems like the nice show.
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#Tyrant Looks like flashback 80s...And he doesn't know his family is evil?
Well it looks like your room mates knew. This is a real life reference to Saddam gassing the Kurds, who are doing well in Post Saddam Iraq.
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#Tyrant Who dies this week in order to protect your evil brother?
I have a feeling I'm going to lose count...
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Check Out The First 'Tweaser' Of The Upcoming Wolverine Movie
New twords invade the Twitterverse all the time. Many are annoying, but some are pretty clever . . . like "tweaser."
What's a Tweaser? A Twitter-teaser, of course. And we wonder if they won't be the next big thing on Twitter (for movies, that is).
First spotted by TIME Entertainment, "James Mangold, the writer/director of the upcoming Hugh Jackman X-Men movie Wolverine, introduced [the Tweaser] on his personal Twitter account about 24 hours ago" along with a six-second mini trailer of the flick.
And what did he use to post it, boys and girls? You guessed it, Twitter's new killer video app, Vine.
6 sec "Tweazer" for THE WOLVERINE on the Vine within the hour. I will supply you with a link in the next 15 minutes. Trailer drops tomorrow.
— James Mangold (@mang0ld) March 25, 2013
The tweaser. vine.co/v/bDExaiMjJ1F
— James Mangold (@mang0ld) March 25, 2013
What's so great about these GIF-like videos? Everything, really.
Consider how you spend your time online. We're not saying you're part of the "56 percent of social networking users [that] have admitted to using social networks to spy on their partners," but we are saying that people are kind of voyeuristic by nature online – and quick hit videos, like Vine, fill that need.
All you really need is a solid Vine strategy and voila – Twitterrific results for your brand.
Have you had success with six second videos on Twitter? Post a link so we can check it out – and maybe you'll be the topic of our next post!
Oh and if you want more Hugh Jackman, here's a longer twenty second clip of The Wolverine.
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Anne Perkins: First thoughts: Members are expected to vote to let women in today – even though they don't want to lose their special men-only space
Anna Kessel: The R&A's ban on female members may at last look doomed, but sport is still riddled with inequality of many kinds
Catherine Bennett: For all the tutting of Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg, gender discrimination is as rife at Westminster as St James's
Ally Fogg: You wouldn't catch me in a golf club exclusively for males, but a space for men to be men isn't such a bad thing
Giles Fraser: The mantra 'No one likes us, we don't care' just doesn't cut it –
if the golf club wanted the world to butt out of their silly little all-male clique, they shouldn't have agreed to host The Open
Observer editorial: Hosting this week's Open championship at Muirfield doesn't equate with Scotland's commitment to fairness
Jonathan Freedland: The sight of the Scot lifting the Wimbledon trophy prompts the question: has Britain become a nation of winners?
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Kevin McKenna: The game is great, but the keep-women-out attitude is nothing less than a disgrace
Andrew Tod: Europe's golf team ethic, developed over three decades, would be the envy of any politician. They also wanted to whup the Americans
Open thread: Justin Timberlake sang golf's praises at the Ryder Cup's opening ceremony. Tell us which sport would represent your life
Vivien Saunders: So, the American club has admitted women for the first time in its 80-year history. The gentlemen had better up their game
Peter Nichols: The addition of two more western sports is missing a perfect opportunity to bring more global diversity to the Olympics
Lesley Riddoch: As his controversial golf course finally opens, the tycoon should take a few lessons in humility from Andy Murray – a real Scottish hero
Editorial: In refusing to IBM's Gina Rometty membership on the basis she is a woman, the US Masters golf club is heading for irrelevance
As Tiger Woods crashes out of the US PGA championship with some of the worst golf of his career, have we actually reached the point where you feel sorry for him?
Sadhbh Walshe: The talkshow hosts' top talking point was the scandalous omission of the 'under God' phrase from the US Open coverage
Editorial: A new cult figure has stepped forward in the improbable shape of a Dennis the Menace lookalike from Ulster
In an unusual departure from precedent, President Barack Obama and House speaker John Boehner are taking a break from deadlocked budget battles to play a round of golf. Who do you expect to win?
Alex Clark: With even St Andrews Golf Club set to admit women, sexism is now a minority sport
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Kevin McKenna: Golf could learn a thing or two from the ugly side of the beautiful game
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Sanofi offers glimpse of next-gen. insulin strategyNovember 20, 2014
In a company-hosted seminar today, the Paris-based drugmaker gave investors a preview of the future of its diabetes franchise.
Obesity drug war may be about more than marketing to the overweightNovember 11, 2014
Category news shows that marketing to the obese may mean marketing to related conditions.
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Wednesday, November 5November 05, 2014
The Hill outlines its healthcare expectations with a GOP Congress, Sanofi's executive shakeup may have an impact on MannKind's Afrezza launch, AstraZeneca's olaparib may have prostate cancer prospects, the FDA granted orphan status to an experimental Merrimack pancreatic cancer drug, and researchers are struggling to get Ebola virus samples.
Lilly sales fall, drugmaker to keep rep count lowOctober 23, 2014
Cymbalta and Evista patent losses drove down sales, but Lilly said it does not plan to replenish the sales force it thinned in anticipation of the decline.
Task Force endorses T2D screeningOctober 08, 2014
The US Preventive Services Task Force wants adults at risk for type 2 diabetes to get tested.
Sanofi rolls out HCP softwareSeptember 24, 2014
MyStar Connect—available in Europe—translates glucose readings into actionable graphics.
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Lilly's weekly GLP-1 shot is approved, BI expands its lung-cancer portfolio, GSK's China investigation closes, NY proposed Sovaldi triage and India imposed price limits on 36 new medicines.
Merck's weekly DPP-IV on par with daily Januvia: studySeptember 18, 2014
Merck unveiled the DPP-IV clinical trial results at the European Association for the Study of Diabetes Annual meeting Thursday.
Liraglutide, aiming for new indication, gets new nameSeptember 12, 2014
Why Novo Nordisk is choosing not to leverage Victoza's brand equity as it seeks a weight-loss indication for liraglutide.
Study says statins not enough for diabetic heartsSeptember 11, 2014
Researchers using an experimental test have discovered that the 50% of surveyed diabetics may also have undetected heart muscle damage.
Novo seeks liraglutide obesity indicationSeptember 09, 2014
An FDA advisory panel will consider evidence supporting a weight-loss indication Thursday.
Lilly basal bests Lantus in T1D, despite safety concernsSeptember 04, 2014
Lilly's long-acting insulin showed it's more effective in type 1 diabetics than Lantus, but concerns about its overall profile persist.
CDC: Every state has an obesity problemSeptember 04, 2014
The latest data shows an overall widening of the US.
Five things for Pharma Marketers to know: Friday, August 29August 29, 2014
Takeda closes out a good-news, bad-news kind of week, AstraZeneca adds a new clinical trial for its experimental PD-1, and researchers link a funeral to the Ebola outbreak.
Apple selfies spur diabetes donationsAugust 28, 2014
Jazz apples has launched a Crunch to Contribute campaign to raise money for one of two diabetes associations.
Eli Lilly and BI's Jardiance hits shelvesAugust 26, 2014
The new SGLT-2 inhibitor is on shelves less than a month after FDA approval.
Study: move more, eat less, save $500August 25, 2014
Diet and exercise can help some type-2 diabetes patients save around $500 in medical expenses every year.
FDA kind of OKs Lilly/BI's Lantus look-alikeAugust 19, 2014
Sanofi's patent lawsuit triggered the tentative approval of the Lilly-BI Lantus competitor.
US diabetes risk jumps to 40%August 13, 2014
African-American women had the highest risk of being diagnosed with diabetes—55%. Hispanic men and women were close behind, carrying a 50% risk of being diagnosed with diabetes.
GAO tallies cost-effective interventionsAugust 12, 2014
Half-measures, like diabetes educational materials without a part B, fared poorly.
Sanofi tightens PCSK9 race, exceeds Q2 expectationsJuly 31, 2014
Sanofi and partner Regeneron attached a $67.5-million priority review voucher to their experimental cholesterol drug alirocumab, making for a tighter race with Amgen.
HHS shows how diabetes adds upJuly 31, 2014
A 2005-to-2010 survey shows diabetics 65-and-up juggle at least four co-morbid conditions and five medications for them.
Miss Idaho shows off diabetes pumpJuly 21, 2014
NPR reports that the move has made Sierra Sandison a type 1 diabetes hero and that users have given the Facebook photo over 4,000 "likes."
Study links Actos with delayed dementiaJuly 14, 2014
German healthcare data from 2004 through 2010 across a data set that included 146,000 patients shows dementia surfaced later among Actos patients.
Lilly, Yabao collaborate on diabetesJuly 08, 2014
The companies will develop Lilly's glucokinase activator LY2608204.
Study links DPP-IV medication to heart failure, hospitalizationJuly 03, 2014
Editorial says risk is small, researchers say it could be clinically relevant.
MannKind's Afrezza approvedJune 30, 2014
The FDA approved the inhaled insulin last week.
Lilly, BI resubmit diabetes medicationJune 18, 2014
The companies resubmitted SGLT2 inihibitor empagliflozen for FDA review. The EC approved the drug in May.
ADA trims kid A1C levelsJune 17, 2014
The American Diabetes Association has established an across-the-board recommendation that children 18 and younger should keep A1C levels at 7.5% or lower.
Patients paying more for diabetes medicationsJune 11, 2014
Yale researchers find patients are paying more money for newer diabetes medications as they gravitate towards insulin analogs, over human synthetic and animal insulin.
Does a health psychology approach hold the key to Rx adherence? In MM&M's latest Leadership Exchange Uncut eBook, industry stakeholders from the payer, provider, academic and pharma realms explore the "why" behind medicine taking. Access here.


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Conlin: A slight sign of worry?
Seattle City Councilman Richard Conlin is emitting just a bit of worry over his bid for a fifth term and 20-year tenure on the Council. "Our opponents are already starting the spin — and now is the time when we have to step up," Conlin's campaign director Sheila Stickel e-mailed supporters on Friday. "With […] [Read More]
Portland gun law upheld by Oregon Supreme Court
The city of Portland's ordinance that bans loaded guns in public places was upheld unanimously in a decision handed down Friday by the Oregon Supreme Court. The ordinance has been on the books for decades, but was amended in 2010 to provide for a mandatory 10-day jail term for those convicted of violating it. […] [Read More]
Republicans to NBC & CNN: Get lost!
The Republican National Committee, at a Boston meeting, on Friday voted unanimously to bar NBC and CNN from hosting debates between the party's 2016 presidential contenders. The motion was, on the surface, a protest against NBC's decision to run a mini-series (starring Diane Lane) on the life of Hillary Clinton, and CNN's plans to […] [Read More]
End run threatens ports of Seattle, Tacoma
A bevy of major shippers are finding a way to outflank the federal government's Harbor Maintenance Tax, threatening thousands of jobs in the Puget Sound area and the lower Columbia River. The strategy: Go north. Bypass the ports of Seattle, Tacoma, Everett and Portland, unload cargoes in Prince Rupert or Vancouver in British Columbia, and […] [Read More]
Gov. Inslee already raising campaign bucks
Supporters of Gov. Jay Inslee are being invited to "an evening of drinking, great food and discussion" next week with the governor, who was a relentless, non-stop fundraiser when he was running, and apparently still is seven months into his four-year term. The Inslee fundraiser is next Thursday, Aug. 22, at the Fado Irish Pub […] [Read More]
Cantwell to Summers: 'Do a mea culpa' if you want to chair the Fed
Lawrence Summers will need to "do a mea culpa" and admit his role in deregulatory mistakes that helped cause the Great Recession if the Washington, D.C., financial mandarin wants to be chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., said in Seattle on Thursday. Cantwell sits on the Senate Finance Committee, which […] [Read More]
Council to McGinn on downtown crime: 'Don't deny it'
A trio of Seattle City Council members on Thursday addressed a withering statement on crime in downtown Seattle to Mayor Mike McGinn, titled "It Takes a Mayor" and leading off with a sharp poke: "Acknowledge the problem, don't deny it." "Contrary to what the mayor and police commanders say, the Police Department's own statistics show […] [Read More]
Lutherans shatter glass ceiling: First woman presiding bishop
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, shattering a glass ceiling, has elected the Rt. Rev. Elizabeth Eaton as the first woman to serve as presiding bishop of the 4-million-member denomination. Eaton defeated incumbent Presiding Bishop Mark Hanson at the ECLA Churchwide Assembly in Pittsburgh. Hanson had been in office for 12 years, presiding over such […] [Read More]
Davidson: End of 27 years on Bellevue council
Long-serving Bellevue City Councilman Dr. Don Davidson conceded defeat Wednesday, leaving veteran civic activist Lynne Robinson and newcomer Vandana Slatter to contest his seat. Davidson has served 27 years on the Bellevue council, including a stint as mayor. Robinson, Bellevue Parks Board president, led the field in last week's primary with 48.25 percent of the […] [Read More]
Hooters to San Diego mayor: Stay away, sexual harasser
San Diego Mayor Bob Filner stands accused of sexual harassment by 14 women, will not resign, and faces a budding recall movement after just eight months in office. Filner,70, formerly a longtime Democratic congressman, has found himself in such disrepute that two local Hooters outlets have posted signs: Hizzoner is not welcome to lift cups, […] [Read More]
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Baltimore City eyes investing in urban flower farming
Ellen Frost of Local Color Flowers.
Ellen Frost of Local Color Flowers only buys flowers from within a 100-mile radius
By Yvonne Wenger,
The Baltimore Sun
Nov 12, 2014
"Flowers are a good option for people who are interested in farming but want to try something different or have a niche that sets them apart from food growers," Frost said. "For us, it's exciting as a viable entrepreneurial option for farmers, and to eliminate blight."
With about a dozen urban farms operating in Baltimore, city officials are investigating other ways to use vacant lots, said Jenny Guillaume, the Growing Green Initiative coordinator for the city's Office of Sustainability. The city started a push for more community gardens in 2011 to uplift blighted neighborhoods, give families access to more healthy food options and help unemployed residents earn money.
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NASA Interested in Robotic Gardening Technology Developed by University Students
Heather Hava, right, who is working on a doctorate in aerospace engineering sciences at the University of Colorado Boulder, describes a computerized system she is developing with other graduate students participating in the exploration HABitat (X-Hab) Academic Innovation Challenge.
The ROGR robots can visit a specific plant to deliver water or to locate and grasp a fruit or vegetable. If an astronaut requests tomatoes for a salad, the system decides which specific plants have the ripest tomatoes and assigns parallel harvesting tasks to ROGR.
By Bob Granath
NASA's Kennedy Space Center, Florida
July 7, 2014
For more than a half-century, NASA has made the stuff of science fiction into reality. Researchers are continuing that tradition by designing robots to work in a deep-space habitat, tending gardens and growing food for astronaut explorers. It sounds like a concept from Star Wars, but a team of graduate students from the University of Colorado Boulder is now developing the innovative technology to make it possible.
As astronauts explore beyond Earth, they will need to make their habitat as self-sustaining as possible. This includes growing fruits and vegetables.
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Urban farming coming to Austin
The project is funded by a $350,000 grant from Humana Foundation
By Austintalks
November 3, 2014
Politicians and community groups gathered in Austin last week to break ground on a community farm they hope will provide badly needed fresh produce to the West Side and educate residents on the importance of good nutrition.
The project, which is being funded by a $350,000 grant from Humana Foundation, will be located on an 8,000-square-foot lot across the street from the PCC Community Wellness Center, 5425 W. Lake St.
PCC President and CEO Robert Urso said the farm will be a step in combating the scarcity of fresh produce in Austin, which the U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated as a "food desert" because the area does not have easy access to fresh, healthy and affordable food.
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New Roots Urban Farm – St. Louis
The farm is about a third of an acre. It is small, because city lots are small.
By Diane Desenberg
Ground Breaking Roots
June 12, 2014
I asked Mary if she thought New Roots Urban Farm could make a profit, if the collective chose to. She pointed out that the land is held in some kind of trust, so there is no mortgage. They don't use large farm equipment, so they don't have onerous capitalization costs. All they would have do would be to increase the size of the CSA and they would immediately see a profit. Mary, herself, is working on a startup called Bee Simple, which sells honey, microgreens, and soap. The New Roots collective is supportive of her efforts.
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Turning Louisville Kentucky's Vacant Lots into Lots of Food
"People are taking advantage of idle properties in the public domain in other cities, but we were the first ones to do it here."
By Dave Soref
Organic Connections
Oct 26, 2014
Amanda Fuller and Peter Thiong met in 2011 while working for a nonprofit promoting urban agriculture in West Louisville. When that organization shut its doors two years later, Fuller and Thiong decided to take matters into their own hands. Incorporating under the name Lots of Food, they purchased five contiguous vacant lots from the Louisville Land Bank Authority and got to work.
"Lots of Food is located is an area that most people would probably describe as economically depressed," Fuller tells Organic Connections. "It is the oldest part of Louisville, the area right along the riverfront where the port used to be (the neighborhood is called Portland). So, it is historically significant and interesting in that way; it's just very poor right now and has been neglected for a long time.
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Photo essay: What's growing in West Virginia's urban ruins?
Farm manager Jocelyn Carlson waters freshly planted lettuce at Farm 18. Photo by Ariel Min/PBS NewsHou.
By the end of the season, it's expected that $20,000 worth of produce will have been pulled from the vines of Farm 18's one-acre plot.
By Jason Kane And Ariel Min
PBS News Hour
October 28, 2014
WHEELING, W.Va. — When Danny Swan first broke ground on his West Virginia farm in June 2008, his rototiller hit a baby doll. Then some porcelain plates. Then a pair of pantyhose.
It didn't take him long to discover that pieces of an entire urban neighborhood were buried beneath the soil — "bricks and rocks and everything else contained in houses that used to be here," he said.
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Temple Beth Israel in Pomona, California to start urban farm
Temple Beth Israel, Pomona, CA
Temple Beth Israel in Pomona and the Claremont-based non-profit Uncommon Good have partnered to turn close to 10,000 square feet of the house of worship's land into an urban farm
By Monica Rodriguez
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Oct 10, 2014
"It's an exciting proposition and I hope we will be a model for others," said Rabbi Jonathan Kupetz of Temple Beth Israel.
A ground breaking ceremony for the project will begin at 11:30 a.m. today at the temple, 3033 N. Towne Ave.
For years temple leaders talked about using the land in a way that would benefit those struggling to provide food for their families but parts of the idea – such as who would take on the responsibility of caring for the land and the crops it produced – could never be fully worked out, Kupetz said.
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Michigan Churches Were Planning Huge Urban Farm For The Poor, But Neighbors Complained
The neighbors were concerned about increased traffic, preserving the historic property, and worries that their property values could fall.
Oct 4, 2014
Several churches were planning to team up to offer the community a huge urban farm in Battle Creek that would help families put healthy, fresh food on the table. The pastors of eight Methodist churches in "Cereal City" noticed that a lot of people were going hungry every day. Beside Washington Heights United Methodist Church, acres of land sat vacant.
"I mentioned we had this land that we could start a garden," said Marshall Murphy Jr., Pastor of Washington Heights United Methodist Church in an interview with News Channel 3. The pastors of the eight churches in Battle Creek, Michigan came up with a plan. Two of the pastors excitedly talked with News Channel 3 about their plans for the urban garden on Tuesday.
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3 Acre Plot in Missoula Fairgrounds
Late Summer, 2012 View of the Missoula County Fairgrounds. Freedom Farms is located within the dark polygon at the bottom. Click on image for larger file.
"If we can have all these beer breweries in town, we can certainly have just as many food growers."
By Taylor Wylie
Montana Kaimin
Sept 30, 2014
This idea — creating gardens and miniature farms in metropolitan areas — is part of a national urban agriculture movement. This involves anything from planting simple, individual gardens, to the large-scale growing of fruits, vegetables, herbs and animals within city limits.
In Missoula alone, there are four main organizations that focus on urban agriculture: 1000 New Gardens, Missoula HIVE, the P.E.A.S Farm/Garden City Harvest and Freedom Gardens.
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Ripe City Urban Farm in Tallahassee, Florida
"So many people were like me, where they had no idea where food was growing."
Sept 30, 2014
The farm is located near midtown at the old location of the popular Ten-Speed Greens.
Produce from the farm goes to local restaurants like Cypress, Bread and Roses Kitchen, and Sweet Pea cafe. You can also find Ripe City selling their veggies at the Frenchtown Heritage Marketplace.
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New Orleans Vietnamese Urban Farmers
The Vietnamese community in New Orleans was into urban farming long before it became trendy — they were doing it as early as 1975.
By Jake Swearingen
Modern Farmer
September 25, 2014
Daniel Nguyen moved from California to New Orleans to become a firefighter — but he ended up becoming a lifeline for farmers. Nguyen, 25, and business partner Khai Nguyen (no relation), began their work as community organizers in reaction to two natural disasters.
Hurricane Katrina not only devastated New Orleans, it also showed how vulnerable the city was to interruptions in the food supply chain. "It took two years after Katrina for Winn-Dixie supermarket to come back," says Nguyen.
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Courtney Morton gets some cherrie tomatoes from Kristie Kellis.
The farm is reinventing an old barter-based model – and ruffling a few feathers along the way.
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The Lost Boys farmers hope to do more than fill fridges and stock pantries: They're on a mission to sow change, by teaching and encouraging others to forge a closer connection to the food they eat.
They visit schools, host interns and march in parades, wearing their Lost Boys T-shirts. Many urban dwellers don't have a clue how to produce their own food, Kristie Kellis said. "It's not that they aren't interested or are lazy. They don't know how. We went from growing our own food to wanting to inspire."
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The Milwaukee Urban Discovery Farm (MUDF) researches the economic viability and social capital of urban agriculture while empowering small-scale farmers in the region. We do so by facilitating land access and providing technical and educational resources for selling local food. Participants – or "micro-farmers" – learn sustainable methods to increase their food production while cultivating buyer relationships with partnered Milwaukee restaurants, markets, and food co-ops.
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1. The Children's Hospital of San Antonio is currently planting an urban farm around First Children's Hospital as part of a new program designed to educate children and residents about nutrition. The gardens will be adjacent to the Hospital Teaching Kitchen, which will offer nutrition cooking courses taught by the Culinary Institute of America. The vegetables and herbs grown in the gardens will be used in the teaching kitchen and dining area of the hospital.
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August 01, 2014
Urban farmers Corrine Bruning and Justin Wells started Jack Dog Farms in 2013 and named it after their 9-year-old German shepherd, Jack. Next-door neighbor Zhen-Qi Acupuncture (2213 E. 38th St.) leases the property to them.
In just one year, Corrine and Justin have transformed a vacant, unproductive lot on a busy street into a welcoming green space for fruits, veggies, herbs, and flowers. A visitor to their urban farm will see neat plots of dirt separated by grass. Each plot contains a different crop—familiar ones like tomatoes, eggplant, potatoes, and onions, and some not so familiar like arugula, kale, chard, and bok choi. A nearby fire hydrant provides water.
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I have read these two SO questions: Which runtime libraries to ship? and License of runtime libraries included in GCC? - both were very helpful but not quite what I was looking for.
I have always just written programs for use on my own machine, which has never caused me any problems, but now I want to start running software on other machines and I'm wary of the runtime requirements.
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Specifically, if I write a C++ program on a Windows machine, compiled with gcc through MinGW, and want to run it on another machine: Do I have to send the libstdc++.dll with my program? Is this single file (I assume placed in the executable's directory) sufficient to allow the program to run? Also, an identical example, except this time it is an Objective-C program. Is sending the libobjc.dll file to the other machine sufficient to allow the program to execute properly?
I am used to running programs on machines which have developer tools, etc, installed, but now I'm looking to run them on general purpose machines (friends', colleagues' etc), and I'm not quite sure what to do!
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I have identified which DLL's my program will use at runtime (one of which may be GCC's libobjc.dll, I'm not sure if this would/should make a difference on a Windows machine, but I want to make this as general as possible) - The "prerequisite DLLs".
I would like to run it on my colleagues' computers, most of which run Windows 7, but some now run Windows 8. Starting at the very start for the sake of completeness:
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- Are there any other files that should be transferred with the DLLs?
Basically I'm trying to determine the entire thought-process for developing and running an application on another machine in terms of system runtime requirements.