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The open stage that singer-songwriter Baggs Patrick oversees each Sunday night at Cricket on the Hill is a microcosm of music in Denver. "We get everyone from folk musicians to cross-dressers, and they all feel at home," he says. If so, Patrick deserves much of the credit. He's been a constant figure in local venues for a decade, helping out fledgling performers even as he constructs ditties of his own that usually exist on the far edge of sanity. Circus in My Head, his first CD (made with helpers dubbed the Baggs Patrick Band), contains "Wet, Sloppy Kisses" and "Please Don't Take My Penis When You Go"--which novelty DJ Dr. Demento has featured on his nationally syndicated radio program--as well as a multitude of efforts intended to get you chortling. The disc, which Internet users can sample at www.joesgrille.com, also contains a few tunes that can't be categorized as gags, but they're few and far between because, Patrick admits, "when I sit down to write a serious song, I usually get so disgusted that I start tearing them apart, and then I start laughing at myself." Since forming the group, Patrick has increased the focus on his own performances. But he's keeping a watchful eye on other acts as well--and he likes what he sees. "I think the city is really cooking right now. And I'm not just blowing smoke on that. There's some really fine players that are coming out, and I think some of them have a real shot at doing some good work."
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Most Denver musicians thinking about touring have to consider the effect their absence will have on their employment situation. But Joel Van Horne, vocalist and lead guitarist for the punk/ska act Petrol Apathy, is more concerned with the potential impact on his grade point average. "I'm a senior at Bear Creek High School, and even though my parents have been really supportive about the band and all, they don't want it to interfere with school. So if we want to play in, say, L.A. during the school year, the rest of the band will drive out to the venue, but I'll fly in and then fly back, so I don't miss any school." Van Horne's ability to afford this mode of transportation likely says something about his parents' income level, but it also speaks volumes about the success that Petrol Apathy is enjoying. The group, whose other members (vocalist/guitarist Matt Whitesides, bassist Ryan McCutchen and drummer Jeff Soder) are all recent high school graduates, got its start in November 1994. But since being taken under the wing of local promoter Dan Steinberg, it's opened for outfits such as Fishbone and Snot, headlined tours of its own, and inked a deal with One Wipe, the indie company that put out Petrol Apathy's six-song EP, Heartless Society. As the disc's title implies, many of the group's lyrics have a political bent. "One of our songs is called 'Nation in Distress,' and it's basically saying that America is not a perfect country, and there are a lot of things that need to be changed. And our first single, 'Holiday?,' refers to Columbus Day. In the past ten years, people have turned Columbus from a national hero to a villain, and we really agree with the villain side." As Van Horne tells it, a few labels are looking at picking up Petrol Apathy and releasing its next recording, a full-length that the musicians are in the process of amassing--"but we're not in any rush. I mean, I'm in school until late May."
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10:30 p.m. Rock Island (all ages)
Late August found Trevor Williamson, bassist for Denver's pop-punk Pinhead Circus, back in town--but one of the main reasons he was here didn't make him too happy. "Our van's in the shop. It's a 1983 Ford Econoline: Six cylinders, baby, 273,000 miles, second engine, and fucking ten miles an hour up the passes. Our last show before we got here was in L.A., and on our way back, it started whining really bad. It turned out to be the transmission, which I replaced myself last time it went bad. But this time, I just don't have time." If that excuse sounds suspect, take a gander at the road schedule staring at Williamson, guitarist/vocalist Scooter Wellensiek and drummer Otis. After having completed an August tour with Murphy's Law and Youth Brigade, they are committed to traveling the Midwest, East and South for more than a month. Then, after a couple of weeks back in Colorado, they'll travel for another six weeks alongside John Cougar Concentration Camp, Brand New Unit and Pezz. Along the way, the Pinheads will hype their new CD on L.A.'s BYO Records, the home of Youth Brigade, the Bouncing Souls, 7 Seconds and many other elite purveyors of punk. Called Detailed Instructions for the Self-Involved, it incorporates fourteen songs plus a bonus track--although Williamson says, "I don't know if you can really call it a bonus, because it's a Night Ranger cover: 'Don't Tell Me You Love Me.' But it's a fun song to play. It's all about the metal." Circus fans undoubtedly will know the track intimately by the time the three-piece finally returns to Colorado for an extended stay--although there's no telling when that will take place. As Williamson puts it, "That all depends on the van."


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Two weeks ago I planted some Kentucky Wonder green beans.The beans were doing so well, until today when I noticed LOTS of holes in the leaves. I have been looking very hard for the culprit, but there are no insects near the plants! I have a wide variety of other vegetables/flowers growing nearby, which don't seem to be affected. Any tips you could offer would be awesome, I'm a beginning gardener so I am learning as I go. The holes are fairly large as far as insect bite holes go, they look possibly like japanese beetle bites but I haven't seen that beetle yet this year, so I think that's unlikely. |
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- Posted by hamiltongardener 6a (My Page) on Sun, Jun 1, 08 at 22:52
Sounds like what I had last year....bean beetles. Try looking under the leaves at the hooter part of the day, between noon and about 2:00. Look for something that looks similar to a ladybug. If you find them, knock them off into a shotglass half full of water and a squirt of dishsoap. Try to get as many as you can over the course of a few days. |
- Posted by hamiltongardener 6a (My Page) on Sun, Jun 1, 08 at 22:54
LOL! "Hooter" should be "hotter" |
I've got the same thing with my bean leaves, but they've moved on to my broccoli and cauliflower. There the damage is worse. I've been told the culprets could either be slugs/snails or cutworms. I checked tonight right after dark and found nothing. If this keeps up they'll eat the entire plants! |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sinfonian's garden adventure!
- Posted by veggieholic 5 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 2, 08 at 9:48
Thank you for those tips! I will try to check for the bean beetles, but I work during the day so I'm not sure when I'll be able to check during that time frame. Could I use some kind of cover to protect them from the beetles, if that is in fact the cause? I have seen 3 slugs in the garden this year and removed them all, so I guess that could be a possibility as well. I have also found a couple beetles, I'm not sure what kind they are, that are about 1/2'' long and solid black. Does anyone know what that could be, and if it could be the thing eating my green beans? Thanks!! |
- Posted by veggieholic 5 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 3, 08 at 9:45
Well I caught them! It turns out to be the Bean Leaf Beetle. I caught about 15 of them into my bucket of soapy water last night. This link says they lay eggs in the soil which hatch in 1-3 weeks, and then the larvae eat the roots of the plant! Does anyone know some organic controls for use on this pest? |
Here is a link that might be useful: Info on Bean Leaf Beetle
- Posted by dawnie-zone7 7 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 5, 08 at 17:25
Something is also eating my bush bean leaves. I planted 30 plants on Monday and on several of them (mainly the right side of my garden), the leaves are almost entirely eaten away. Some leaves have a shiny, silvery substance on them. Is that from slugs?? I thought slugs were too heavy to climb up the delicate stems??? My neighbor gave me a can of beer and I poured it in some tuna cans at ground level in the garden. I pray this helps! This has never happened before. HELP! |
- Posted by hamiltongardener 6a (My Page) on Thu, Jun 5, 08 at 19:59
Veggieholic, I just kept knocking them into a glass with water and a bit of soap to kill them. After doing this every day for a week or two, their population was low enough that my plants were able to recover and thrive. This year I will catch them early so the damage won't be as bad in the first place. |
- Posted by dawnie-zone7 7 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 6, 08 at 10:02
I went out lastnight with a flashlight and could not believe my eyes! There were slugs....EVERYWHERE!!!I always thought slugs were big and about as big as my thumb, but these were baby ones all over my bean leaves! Tiny, gray, slimy critters the size of my pinkie nail! I picked them all off and put them in the beer trap (which was already filled with slugs)! About 4 of my plants are totally destroyed, and the rest all have bite holes, but hopefully if I go out everynight I can kill the rest! |
- Posted by belgianpup Wa/Zone 8 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 6, 08 at 12:45
Veggieholic - try sprinkling Diatomaceous Earth on the surface of the soil under the plants. It's totally non-toxic. It looks like soft flour to you, but to beetles it's broken glass. It works under their carapace and dehydrates them to death. Dawnie - get some Sluggo brand slug/snail killer, or any of the other brands that show IRON PHOSPHATE as the active ingredient. It is non-toxic to pets and children, and only seems to kill slugs and snails (and very well, too). It breaks down into soil nutrients. Sue |
- Posted by dawnie-zone7 7 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 6, 08 at 15:47
Thanks Sue! I just called the garden center where my daughter works and she is bringing me home SLUGGO! I bought some stuff today at Walmart called "Eliminator - Snail & Slug Bait", but the active ingredient is not what you recommended. It is Metaldehyde and Tetraoxycyclo-octain and it says it is fatal to dogs or other pets. ( I did not read that when I bought it!). So if it's fatal to pets, I sure don't want it around the veggies we EAT or in the same yard as my precious Samoyed!!! I will use the Sluggo as soon as she gets home! |
You know I have the same problem so I went out to buy some organic pesticide. Well, the pesticide burnt the hell out of my leaves and now I'm looking at having to start all over again :( I wish I had know about Sluggo. I'll try looking for that in the nursery. Matthew08 |
- Posted by dawnie-zone7 7 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 6, 08 at 22:39
Well, the SLUGGO has been administered this evening! I had my daughter hold the flashlight while I sprinkled away! I had several baby slugs on three of my already demolished plants - the leaves were almost non-existent, so I don't know what they were feeding on....so I pulled them up, but my daughter suggested I leave the plants in the garden so hopefully the slugs that do come out to feed will eat on the already dead plants! Oh, and my beer trap is FILLED with slugs! Eeeeewww! |
Remember there are alternatives to help decrease slugs. Move any wood piles or other places that are cool and wet for them to hide under. Crushed egg shells, strips of copper surrounding the garden and/or rings made from plastic bottles will help protect against slugs. And if you are using beer bait, put it in the opposite direction of what you what to protect. |
- Posted by dawnie-zone7 7 (My Page) on Tue, Jun 10, 08 at 12:25
Fountaam, My woodpile is in the back of the yard far away from my garden so that is not the problem, but my green bean plot is on the side of my deck where we store things and slugs may live under there because it's damp! What do you mean by 'rings made from plastic bottles? Also, what would you do with them?? I actually have the beer bait cans IN the garden in the center of the rows. Should I remove them and put them in the grass outside the garden? Thanks! Dawn |
- Posted by dawnie-zone7 7 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 16, 08 at 21:13
I can honestly say that SLUGGO is amazing!!!!! I put it in my garden with immediate results. I pulled out the nasty chewed up plants, took the holey leaves off the others and planted 6 new plants then sprinkled SLUGGO around the border of my garden and between the rows and the base of the plants and have seen NO slugs! This stuff is GREAT! |
I've planted kentucky wonder green beans for two years and this year they are very tough-not at all tender! help please |
- Posted by Sandra NJ(email@example.com) onMon, Jun 6, 11 at 16:58
The leaves on my youngest plants are totally gone and the others (I planted from seed)have very large holes and pieces missing. I'm thinking rabbits more than beetles or slugs? If I can figure out how to make Diatomaceous earth, maybe I'll try that. |
- Posted by Margaret 8(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSat, Jun 11, 11 at 16:44
Try crushed egg shells. You can buy Diatomaceous Earth at nurseries. Concern makes one. |
- Posted by Gyan(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSun, Jul 3, 11 at 10:51
Diatomaceous Earth is also sold for pool filters, and it's usually much cheaper when packaged for filter use than when packaged for garden use. Same stuff, different package, different marketing, very different price! |
I don't think anyone has suggested earwigs. They usually eat decaying matter, but will eat young plant leaves. I think I solved my green bean leaf eating problem. Earwigs! I was told to use the damp rolled up newspaper method to irradicate earwigs (on a different site and different problem. I personally used 7 dust. (no patience) |
could it be both beetle and earwig? Probably unlikely though. Maybe either/or. |
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I'm looking for a new vacuum, as I'm sick of the bagless dust dervish currently "cleaning" my floors--more like redistributing the dust, but whatever, my fault for going cheap, right? I've established that I want something with a bag. We are not very allergic people, and having a standard poodle don't have to deal with too much pet hair. But we like clean, and dust-free, and living in a 140 yo house that is not always an easy goal. On the first floor, we have hardwood floors, porcelain tile, and marmoleum. All of the rooms with wood also have sizable area rugs (so more rug than wood in these rooms), but there has to be an easy transition between the two, like a simple push of a button. The stairs and two bedrooms have wall-to-wall berber carpet, and the rest of the upstairs hallway and BRs are again wood floors with area rugs. From what I have read, canisters are recommended for hard floors and uprights for carpets, but for someone like me with both--which one is better and easier?I think I read on another post here "Riccar for upright, Miele for canister?" I like the Riccar/Simplicity lines because they are made in the USA and seem to have a good reputation. I have a dealer about an hour away. Seems like the Brilliance line might be the way to go? I like the Miele also because of reputation, and was thinking along the lines of the Callisto (but does this easily switch between floor and carpet or do I have to switch the brush head out each time?)...I also like this option because I could purchase on-line. Thanks! |
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I'm not familiar with the Riccar, but have you considered a Dyson? I have cats, dogs and grandkids, and you would have to pry the dyson out of my hands before I would consider anything else. It's bagless, but I find that to be a treat, I empty it every time I vaccum and it's a very simple procedure. I love it, nothing works as well with pet hair, and I do have half hardwood and half carpet in my home. It does a good job on hardwood, but kicks butt on carpet. Not cheap, but I've had my Dyson animal for 5 years and it's still going strong, compared to my previous system of buying a new vaccum yearly. Id buy another one if this one dies. Also it beats butt on my sisters Oreck. Its very simple on the Dyson to switch from carpet to hardwood floor, just a flick of a dial, I do it all the time also the dyson works so well that my kids actually LIKED to vaccum, it's amazing the amount of dirt you pick up in a normal "clean" room! |
After years with a Dyson, I was getting frustrated with the fact that I couldn't go in small places (under a bed etc...) and decided to switch to a canister. So I decided to go all out and bought the Miele Capricorn...oh my! So that's what it's like to vacuum! The Dyson was no slouch but the Miele is in a different league all together. First, the quality of the material is first grade, much better plastics that the Dyson. The Capricorn allows you to change the power from the handle (6 settings if I recall) from full power, to quiet mode, to vacuuming your curtains without sucking them. It is pretty quiet even on full power, much more quiet than my Dyson. I personally prefer a canister because of its maneuverability. It's much lighter to pull and operate than an upright and can go behind tight spaces and under the bed (finally!) The only downside is you will need two different brushes for your floors (I have both too). On the upside, they're very easy to change, and you can control the brush for the carpet from the handle as well (on the capricorn anyway) so you can turn off the rotating brush without moving your hand when your reach the fringes of a rug for example. I do love those control buttons on the handle. A friend of mine just bought a capricorn as well and had the same reaction: I wish I would have bought this a long time ago! It's like vacuuming for the first time. And that's coming from a Dyson! Great quality, fantastic power, super quiet and very light. Expensive, but like every Miele product, you do get what you pay for. |
We have a Miele Salsa upright. It's fantastic and easily switches between hardwood and carpeted floors. It's light but built like a tank. Even survived a teenager induced free fall down a flight of stairs. My wife and I were sick of cheap vacuums so we went for a first class machine. We aren't sorry. Big Miele fan here! |
I don't know about the Riccar or Dyson, but wanted to chime in on the Miele - I purchased a S5281 (Callisto) almost two years ago and couldn't be happier with it. Previously we had a mid-high end Kenmore. The difference is night and day. We have an old house with which tends to be dusty (all hardwood/tile/painted pine floors), but when I vacuum with the Miele it is CLEAN (not even anything left in the air to be seen on a sunny day). The Miele vacuum is much quieter than the Kenmore and I love the adjustable height handle - I am tall and can finally vacuum without hunching my back, while the handle also reduces to be the perfect size for kids to help with the cleaning as well. |
- Posted by honeychurch (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 8:47
Thanks for the input! I think after sleeping on it I am leaning towards a canister, but I am still too lazy to think about changing brush heads back and forth in each room...it is possible to use the carpet head and just turn the brushes off for the hardwoods or do I really need to switch to the parquet floor brush? |
My sister has always liked her Riccar and wanted to buy vacuums for her kids and I needed one as well. We live not to far from the Riccar/Simplicity factory and decided to visit their factory store in St. James Mo. They also have a museum of antique vacuums. The curator is Tom Gasko who also works in the factory store. He was pretty interesting to talk to. We ended up buying the Simplicity Jill from him. We have had them a few years and everybody is happy with them. It is a smaller cannister. I have mostly hardwood with rugs and use the allergy type bags. I think it was about $150 from that store. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Tom Gasko
We have the Miele Capricorn with the SEB-236 model power head. The answer is, yes you can run it over hard floors and you will work without switching to the parquait brush head. Just shut off the brush -- it's controlled at the handle -- and continue vacuuming. But on the Capricorn, you can switch the heads out without bending over at all. There is a latch on the wand that you just step on and the powerhead comes off. Then you just snap on the parquait attachment by hand. When done, remove the parquait brush just plug the wand back into the powerhead. It's easy. The parquait attachment cleans hard floors better, and it gets into the grout lines of our tile much better. A word on Riccar. Prior to the Miele, we had a Riccar upright. While it was constructed well and lasted about 8 years, it got to the point where it was eating belts. Since the belt drive cannot be shut off on the Riccar upright we had, it proved less than ideal for our tile. The Miele is far superior in every way. Better suction, better attachments and wand (you can lay the handle over and the power head will go all the way flat underneath a bed, or use a brush tool and extend the wand and you can get ceiling registers clean.) It has a HEPA system and you will never see a drop of dust escape it. It is very quiet, too. Best vacuum I have ever used. |
We just bought a "Shark Lift Away" and believe it or not it is better than the Dyson. Only cost $160 from Bed Bath and Beyond with the 20% coupon. Can also get the regular Lift Away from Costco for about $130.00 We have a huge oriental rug in our living room, had just vacuumed it about 2 weeks prior with our old vacuum. I did a test at BB&B with the Dyson before buying it. Ours comes with a hardwood floor attachment that both vacuums and dust/cleans the hardwood. It turns into a hand held canister in 2 seconds. If it last 10 years its the best value in Vacuums there is. |
Just adding my experience to Mojavean's on using the Miele's carpet head to vacuum tile and wood floors, by turning off the rotating head. We don't have the top of the line model, but did pop for the version that has the cord integrated into the wands so that changing brush heads is pretty easy. But we are both pretty lazy and 95% of the time use the carpet brush for the whole house (which is a mix of carpet, rugs, hardwood, and tile. |
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This programme equips graduates with a comprehensive range of knowledge and problem solving skills. In addition to core engineering skills, the programme places emphasis on the development of transferable skills such as information technology, geographical information systems and communication skills, all of which will be essential in your future career.
Our graduates can follow careers in many different fields and organisations, and can choose to set up their own businesses. Engineering problem-solving skills are appreciated by many employers, and lead to promotion to management roles. Our well rounded graduates are increasingly sought in professions beyond engineering, including banking, law and advertising.
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First career destinations of recent graduates (2009-2012) of this programme include:
- Civil Engineer, Sector 9 Investment (2010)
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- Full-time student, MSc in Civil Engineering at UCL (2010)
- Graduate Engineer, Foster Wheeler Energy Ltd (2009)
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Specific funding notes
The Errol Yarimer Undergraduate Scholarship is a competitive award available for UK resident undergraduates from low income households for the duration of a continuous full-time course of study.
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Congress tried to fix the nation's gun background checks back in 2008 after a mentally ill man bought guns and opened fire on the Virginia Tech campus.
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I was among those children whose day care providers foisted the show upon our impressionable minds by telling us that watching such a wholesome family drama was "good for us." I know now what that meant, but at the time I remember being upset that we couldn't watch "Dino-Riders."
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Though I was only 7, I wasn't too young to know I favored her brand of wickedly deceitful charm over the more placid pleasures offered by the Ingalls family. Plus, Nellie looked a bit like Angie Dalen, the pretty little lass who sat next to me in second grade and declined my offer to partner with me for the annual square-dancing unit in gym class.
Though Angie refused (somewhat) politely, I often wonder how Nellie Oleson might have responded to my request.
Perhaps I'll have the chance to ask the real-life Nellie Oleson when Alison Arngrim performs her one-woman show, "Confessions of a Prairie B*tch" on Friday. (While it is part of the 3-day "LauraPalooza" event at Minnesota State Mankato, her 7 p.m. performance in Ostrander Auditorium in the Centennial Student Union is open to the public. Tickets are available at the door for $25.)
Arngrim's appearance during Laurapalooza is only one of several interesting events during the festival that celebrates Laura Ingalls Wilder, her best-selling "Little House" series and its association with southern Minnesota.
Among the speakers are: "Little House Cookbook" author Barbara Walker; Laura Ingalls Wilder biographer William Anderson; and Barbara Mayes Boustead, of the National Weather Service, who has researched the weather of the period for her doctoral dissertation.
But could any of them really be as fascinating as the real-life Nellie Oleson? I doubt any of the aforementioned have ever applied a steak to their eye after getting punched in the face by Melissa Gilbert (who played Laura Ingalls); and I doubt any of them ran screaming from a schoolhouse while being assaulted with their own jacket.
Coincidentally, Arngrim said in an interview once that she wasn't acting during that scene. After cheating on a test by writing answers on the inside of her jacket, Nellie is chased from the schoolhouse by her mother, who is swinging the jacket at Nellie as she runs.
In the interview, Arngrim said the jacket was supposed to be folded so she wasn't hurt by its metal buttons. But sometime during the scene, the jacket came undone. The buttons left red welts all over her back.
In the same interview, Arngrim also discloses that Gilbert, though her mortal enemy on screen, is "practically like a baby sister" and a close friend to this day.
Personally, I think I like the wicked Nellie better.
For this story and all the area news, read the Mankato Free Press at www.mankatofreepress.com.
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Horacio Zeballos Jr. is not a star. He never will be. The 27-year-old Argentinian had appeared in one final prior to Sunday's match and that was four years ago (he lost). Horacio made it to the second round of a Grand Slam three times. After winning the 2009 ATP Newcomer of the year award he sat at number 73 in the rankings.
A fan of ping pong, music and swimming, Zeballos isn't mentioned on Mar Del Plata's — his hometown — Wikipedia page. 80% of the crowd in Viña del Mar didn't know who Horacio Zeballos was. Sunday wasn't supposed to be about him. If anything, it would be about his role in providing an answer to the question everyone is asking: Is Rafael Nadal ever really going to be back?


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State senators have given preliminary approval to blocking schools from collecting fingerprint data from their students.
SB1216 is being pushed by Sen. Karen Johnson, R-Mesa, who fears Arizona schools could soon be swept up in the nationwide push to force students to identify themselves with fingerprints. She said lawmakers need to step in now, before youngsters have their prints on file - or at least the digital images - which she fears could eventually be used to steal their identities.
But Johnson did agree to amend her measure to allow "finger imaging" if parents provide specific written permission.
The technology is taking root as schools look for ways to track students. Mike Smith, lobbyist for the Arizona School Administrators Association, said it is particularly useful in school lunch programs, especially for youngsters who qualify for federally subsidized free or reduced-price meals. Right now, Smith said, many schools are using a version of credit cards, with a magnetic stripe that can be "swiped" through a reader.
"Kids lose the darn things," he said. Smith said it also presents problems for schools who have to account for the meals, as it becomes difficult to prove that the student who has the card is the one who is supposed to get fed.
Marana Middle School is using what's been labeled "biometric information" for about a year and a half. That data replaced individual student PIN numbers.
But district officials said there are no plans to put in scanners at other schools, at least not at the current time.
Johnson wants to quash the practice now, and said her fear is what could be done with the information.


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Patch 3.3: How to find the Frozen Halls {WoW}
Dec 9th 2009 5:01PM I skipped this video yesterday. Today, I couldn't find the location and so I came back to watch the video.
Around Azeroth: Every PUG ever {WoW}
May 10th 2009 11:46AM You know... this truly is a confusing and strange picture in many ways.
- A Draenei on a motorcycle
- Naked Dueling Night elves with gloves on
- A half-naked hunter with a wasp behind her
- A naked scary Draeni and Dwarf
- A tiny female gnome in Christmas costume
- A Female Draenei Shaman with Regular Tier 7 above the waste and Heroic Tier 8 Below
- A sleeping blue frog between the two dueling naked night elves
- A small blue tree looking at all the madness.
This is one of the most confusing screenshots I've ever seen.
Patch 3.1 kills dozens of servers in cold blood {WoW}
Apr 16th 2009 3:00AM What if he decided to use "a whirl" in every article he did for the next month... even when it serves no purpose.
That would be something. He should also bold every "a whirl" with a link to your comment.
Ready Check: Know your raiders {WoW}
Mar 1st 2009 4:24AM Sebastians classification was a load of crap. It feels completely archaic in nature. It would fit perfectly in with the time period where chastity belts were utilized.
Ulduar on the 3.1 PTR: Hodir {WoW}
Feb 28th 2009 4:22AM @hold up
"...personal testing experience."
What on earth are you talking about? It's no freaking vacation. The point is to try to break the damn thing.
WoW Moviewatch: How To Paladin XXXI {WoW}
Feb 26th 2009 12:21PM And to think you complained about a well sung and edited Hunter PVP Rap... you all should be ashamed of yourselves.
WoW Moviewatch: Fun to be a Hunter {WoW}
Feb 12th 2009 5:11AM You haven't heard Turpster sing... well... anything.
WoW Moviewatch: Fun to be a Hunter {WoW}
Feb 12th 2009 5:09AM No it's not.
WoW Moviewatch: Fun to be a Hunter {WoW}
Feb 12th 2009 5:08AM I loved it.
They had great voice work and the song was recorded with a lot better quality than many of the amateur wow-themed songs ("Stuck in the World of Warcraft" anyone?). The visual text play is something most people wouldn't have the concentration to do or even push it half as much as this video did. Not to mention that the editing was, at its lowest point, very good. The topic was funny and simple enough for me, a sole shaman, to enjoy.
I have no idea why people are militant about their distastes. Maybe they despise the relative ease of the hunter class or the fact that anything "hip-hop" (and I use that very loosely) is an Internet pariah.
Rogue, cat, arms warrior DPS to be buffed {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2009 11:42PM I don't know about the rest of you all but whenever I see a warlock in the raid (very rare) he is almost always among the top DPSers.
But if that's the case, why are there so little warlocks?


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FDA Cargo/Warehouse Letter to Stakeholders
FDA Cargo/Warehouse Letter to Stakeholders |
April 28, 2010 |
Food and Drug Administration Rockville, MD 20857 |
Dear Stakeholder:
Of course, the best intervention is to prevent these thefts from occurring in the first place. Firms engaged in providing medical products and infant formula to the public have a fundamental responsibility to continuously review their warehouse physical
We would like your members to promptly notify FDA's Office of Criminal Investigations (OCI) as soon as possible when a theft has occurred by contacting OCI's Headquarters office at 800-551-3989 or by accessing the OCI web site (ww.fda.gov/oci). OCI wil ask for information about the theft to assist FDA in evaluating an appropriate regulatory response. In the attached Appendix A to this letter, we have listed the types of, questions that an FDA District Office may ask about the incident. FDA also encourages prompt reporting to law enforcement agencies. Typically, FDA's District Office closest to a firm's corporate headquarters will follow up with their regulatory contact. The District Office will request that the firm provide information pertaining to the stolen products, including a risk assessment and an action In some cases, the appropriate public health response may be a market withdrawal for product already in the supply chain with the same lot numbers as the stolen product.
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about to do each other an realized they forgot the rubbers
oh, to be on hand with a cattle prod right about now.
That is me behind the counter in this pic. Really it is. The reason he is in his uh..undies is that he was drunk and it was Halloween and due to whatever the hell his costume was he was not wearing normal pants…my friends are not normal and neither am I considering this was like 2 am on the night shift lmao.
You can say "cool story bro" and all that but that is the sad truth behind it..considering the same guy posted me on late night mistakes i feel like an internet hero lol
how about trying on internet zero man behind the counter at 2:00 am
Looks like this guy is in bad need of a diaper change! He has soiled himself! LOL!
Mommy…. my M&M's smell like sweat and tast like balls….
@julyguy76 way too funny laughed my behind off
Be honest, do we really wanna know why?
His tighty whities are neither tight nor white…
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Pietro Sartori purchased his first vineyard in Negrar in 1898. Through four generations Sartori have remained in Valpolicella near Verona producing wine from classic Italian grape varieties. Innovation and tradition go hand in hand with Sartori from reviving historical varieties to leading organic viticulture and screw-cap bottling.
Sartori combined estate vineyards with long term relationships with key vineyard growers across the breadth of Veneto, from the southern side of Lake Garda in the west to the Monte Alabano state in Friuli in the east.
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Deputy honored for his dedication to our community's youth.
Santa Clarita's own Deputy Timothy Ferrone was named "VIDA Deputy of the Year" at the Los Angeles County Sheriff Department's Salute to Youth dinner on April 25. Ferrone's nomination came from the Sheriff Department's Community Oriented Policing Services Bureau, who described him has extraordinary, outstanding and special.
Funded by the City of Santa Clarita and established in February 2006, the VIDA Program or Vital Intervention and Directional Alternatives, is a 16-week program designed to assist "at-risk" youth between the ages of 12 and 17 by redirecting negative behavior into positive alternatives. In providing the program, the City of Santa Clarita and the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff's Station recognize the importance of offering counseling, family action, community service, physical training, team building, and career guidance to wayward youth in our community. All this is done in an effort to help redirect negative behavior of our youth, who may be tempted to explore gang affiliation, drug use, or crime.
Tim is committed to VIDA on a personal level and aspires to see every youth under his care get away from negative influences, excel throughout the program and graduate into a new direction of life successes. Tim is known for his surprise house and school visits where he keeps track of his VIDA students and ensures they are doing well, obeying their parents and generally making the right life choices and decisions.
In week one, when the program begins, many of the participants are unsure of the life structure and guidance they are embarking upon. Many do not have a sense of what they are capable of and may have little positive direction or self esteem. As the program nears its end, you may have seen Tim in the early hours of the morning participating with the teenagers in a 14 mile hike across the City of Santa Clarita that occurs in the 15th week of the program.
This hike is challenging, but becomes a special one for the participants as it demonstrates true accomplishment and a culmination of all their hard work and dedication. Many of the teenage participants obtain a true sense of accomplishment and self worth after completing something they never thought they were capable of. For most of the teenagers, it represents a true new beginning. The hike is the last step before graduation and concludes with the honorable issuing of dog tags to the teenagers and a celebration breakfast.
"There are many success stories, but the biggest personal accomplishment for me, and the one I am most proud of, is the fact that many graduates of the program refer their friends and family members who are experiencing similar life challenges to me," said Ferrone. "It is very fulfilling and demonstrates to me that I am making a difference in their lives and am on the right track." "It is truly an honor to receive this recognition," he added.
During the presentation and announcement Friday night, Sheriff's Department representatives applauded the City of Santa Clarita for their commitment to the program. It was the City's continued funding of the program, despite the temporary suspension of the program in other areas due to budgetary constraints, that has truly paid dividends for all those involved and the community.
"The City of Santa Clarita clearly understands how important it is to provide guidance, structure, and accountability to our youth," said Mayor Bob Kellar. "We are committed to all our youth programs, as it is up to everyone in the community to take personal responsibility for ensuring that our children have every opportunity to succeed," he added. "We are extremely proud of Deputy Tim Ferrone and his accomplishments with the VIDA program." "He is a great asset to our community and Sheriff's Department!"
"It is the City of Santa Clarita's confidence in and continuance of the program that demonstrates their strong focus on the success of our youth and ensuring those youth in our community, who need extra focus and direction, are not forgotten or left behind," said Captain Anthony La Berge.


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Partnerships for Global Health Success: Spotlight on USAID
Breakfast/Registration: 9:00 - 9:30 AM
Panel Discussion: 9:30 - 11:00 AM
While the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) celebrates its 50th anniversary as the principal U.S. agency for humanitarian relief and international development efforts, it is important to recognize the impact the Agency has had on global health research and development (R&D).
In addition to making global health gains overseas, USAID's work in R&D has had a positive health and economic impact here at home and has proven a valuable investment in this time of economic constraint. Public-private partnerships have been vital to USAID's success in improving and saving the lives of millions of people around the world. Partnerships in global health R&D leverage multiple sources of funding and expertise to accelerate the discovery and development of health technologies. The value of these collaborations lies in their ability to capitalize on the strengths of each partner in efficient, innovative, and cost-saving ways.
Join us for a conversation with USAID and some of its global health R&D partners from both the public and private sectors for insight into how partnerships have been instrumental to the Agency's work in global health, as well as the impact of its work on the American economy and our health.
- Hugh Chang Director of Special Initiatives, PATH
- Rick King Vice President, Vaccine Design, IAVI
- Emily Moore Vice President for Business Development, Temptime Corp.
- Wendy Taylor Senior Advisor for Innovative Finance and Public Private Partnerships, Bureau of Global Health, USAID
Moderator: Susan Dentzer, Editor-in-Chief, Health Affairs
For those who cannot attend in person, the event will be webcast live at http://bit.ly/vWwx9o where we encourage you to submit questions. You can also join the conversation on Twitter under the hashtag #GHPDP.
Breakfast will be served before the panel discussion.
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You can save up to 70% off selected items in our clearance and up to 20% off all new orders across most brands, including Vitra, Cassina, Hay, Magis, Kartell, Fritz Hansen, Tom Dixon and many more.
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So is anyone on my watcher list going to A-KON??
I'm like SUPER disappointed that I don't get to stay at the Hilton. And would be willing to do pretty much anything at this point just to sleep on someones floor. SOoooo?
EON --This is just a separate page that I originally made to put my modeling stuff up on, out of boredom, trying to keep it separate from some of the people I might know on my normal art page...that I don't want to know my secret ^---Which Iss: greenentropy.deviantart.com/ That was the original intent anyway....at the moment my modeling is sadly on hold though...=\ So if you have any requests or questions or comments or anything, then let me know! For anything at all ;] And also, my SKYPE is JohnPaintbrush . I'm always needing people to talk to, so hey, if you wanna talk or ask me about anything, or just make a new friend (I'm the bestest, I promise) Then feel free to add me! I won't mind! |


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They're called 'vanity'
plates for a reason
So all these crybabies have nothing better to do but cry a river about stupid vanity plates.
Like we all care. Grow up and just get a regular state plate.
You all with your vanity plates are not that special. You're just like the rest of us.
It's time to be big boys and girls.
R.V. Schmidt
Supporting traditional schools requires opposing charter schools
Graduating cum laude — years ago — and having a successful 32 years of teaching, I would like to address the present state of our educational system.
Perplexed, why would state Sen. Earline Rogers, D-Gary, a retired teacher and a so-called strong proponent of traditional public schools, support charter schools? She and the superintendent of Gary public schools, Cheryl Pruitt, have endorsed charter schools? Why?
Charter schools, as yet, have not proven themselves.
Rogers and Pruitt have enjoyed the benefit of traditional schools. Why change to something that as not proven itself? They enjoyed the single salary system which paid them on experience and education — would they like to be evaluated by student performance and paid accordingly?
Paul Hook
Now it's time to stand up to 'stand your ground' law
The statement of support for state Sen. Karen Tallian by what seems to be a loyal supporter still does not answer a very important question.
Tallian's current stand on the Stand Your Ground law that's in effect in the state of Indiana is unclear!
Now that the senator discovered that voting for this law was an error, will the senator now work to repeal this law by introducing legislation in the next session of the General Assembly to repeal this law?
Will the senator become an advocate and spokesperson for the repeal of this controversial law?
Will the senator speak out in public forums in support of organizations who lobby for its repeal?
It is admirable to admit errors and have strength of character to admit a mistake, but now is the time for action on this new stance.
Gerald E. Jawor


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This section describes alternative signal handling functions derived from BSD Unix. These facilities were an advance, in their time; today, they are mostly obsolete, and supported mainly for compatibility with BSD Unix.
There are many similarities between the BSD and POSIX signal handling facilities, because the POSIX facilities were inspired by the BSD facilities. Besides having different names for all the functions to avoid conflicts, the main differences between the two are:
bit mask, rather than
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The BSD facilities are declared in signal.h.
• BSD Handler: | BSD Function to Establish a Handler. | |
• Blocking in BSD: | BSD Functions for Blocking Signals. |