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A St. Marys man charged in the September 2013 shooting death of June Talmadge is scheduled for jury call Monday, Feb. 2 at Elk County Court. Michael J. Stephanic Jr., 45, of St. Marys, faces charges of criminal homicide, two felony counts of aggravated assault and a felony charge of discharging a firearm into an occupied structure for the incident that occurred at Eastern Sintered Alloys. Monday's court session will be Stephanic's last opportunity to enter a plea before proceeding to jury selection, which is currently scheduled for Feb. 9.
BRADFORD – A Bradford businessman who allegedly shot and killed his son-in-law earlier this month has been placed in the McKean County Jail. Stephen Daniel Stidd, 62, of 725 E. Main St., Bradford, is accused of criminal homicide in the death of Melvin Daniel Bizzarro, 43, also of Bradford. Stidd allegedly shot Bizzarro about 9:30 a.m. Jan. 16 behind Togi's Restaurant at 412 E. Main St., Bradford. When Stidd appeared for his arraignment Jan. 16 before Bradford District Court Judge Dom Cercone, bail was set at $100,000. Stidd was free after posting $10,000 cash-- 10 percent of the bond.
The Elk County Solid Waste Authority made the first official contribution towards a proposed $2 million recycling center to be built in St. Marys. During the monthly Elk County Solid Waste Authority meeting Tuesday, the authority's board approved a motion to create a new bank account for the St. Marys recycling center project, which included a $100,000 contribution by the solid waste authority.
The Elk County Conservation District held its first meeting of 2015 on Monday which included some review of 2014 as well as discussions looking towards the future for the district. District manager Steve Putt reviewed the yearly program summary for 2014, which was an ongoing tally of all the permit requests that have come through the Elk County Conservation District since 2011. Putt said the conservation district had seen a significant increase in erosion sediment control plans and general permits throughout the 2014 year.
Two St. Marys men have been arrested and charged in connection to a home invasion and armed robbery that occurred on Jan. 7 at 119 Sunrise Rd. Kyle Lee Sarginger, 25, and Spencer Gene Rudolph, 19, both of St. Marys, are facing multiple felony charges related to armed robbery for allegedly going to a home and robbing a woman for prescription pills. According to the affidavit of probable cause, Rudolph kicked in the door and said, "Give me all your drugs and money" and threatened to kill the victim while brandishing a handgun.
JOHNSONBURG – The Johnsonburg Fire Hall will be hosting the fifth annual Polar Sweet Express fundraiser to benefit CAPSEA, Citizens Against Physical, Sexual, and Emotional Abuse, on Saturday, Jan. 31 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event, which is coined as a "one-stop shopping experience for all your Valentine's Day needs" will feature local vendors that can supply unique gift ideas in time for Valentine's Day, as well as a chocolate-dipping station, beer tasting, wine tastings and several prize giveaways.
In a recently published article in British Medical Journal, researchers say there may be a correlation between working long hours and drinking too much alcohol. The study covered over 400,000 people and found that those who work more than 40 hours a week are more likely to overuse alcohol. The study defined risky amounts of alcohol as more than 14 drinks a week for women and more than 21 drinks a week for men.
JOHNSONBURG – At 4:46 p.m. Friday, the Johnsonburg Volunteer Fire Department (Elk Company 2) was called for a reported gas leak at 325 High St. in Johnsonburg. After inspecting the home, firefighters left the scene approximately 30 minutes later at around 5:30 p.m. National Fuel was also at the scene.
ST. MARYS – In recent months, Life and Independence for Today (LIFT) has installed displays in local libraries for assistive technology for persons with disabilities, a program that LIFT staff are celebrating as a major success. "I think it's working almost better than we had anticipated," assistive technology coordinator Charlie Williamson said. "We are having more and more people receiving their own assistive technology. I think just in the last month, I've had 12 people who have gone through the entire process and now have technology of their very own."
The Ridgway Area School District school board held a brief budget workshop meeting Thursday to discuss its budget process that officials are beginning to work through for the 2015-2016 school year. RASD business manager Donna Sidelinger gave a presentation to inform the public about what they can expect from the board during the process that is set to last into June. Sidelinger said that a preliminary budget presentation is expected to be made in March or April, and a final proposed budget presentation is expected to be made in May.


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(SeeNews) - Jan 2, 2014 - German photovoltaic (PV) systems provider Mage Solar AG said on Monday it has successfully completed its restructuring through the acquisition of its operating business, under the name of Mage Solar GmbH, by German engineering company Schulz Group.
Schulz acquired Mage Solar's brand, the company's site in Ravensburg as well as its operating and office equipment. The engineering firm plans to expand Manage Solar's operating business in the fields of clean technology and renewable energy, Schulz Group's CEO, Lothar Holder, said.
Mage Solar AG started preliminary insolvency proceedings under self-administration in the summer of 2013 due to the crisis on the PV market.


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'Can it be mere coincidence that we are beset by decline just as the Judeo-Christian worldview has retreated from the public square?" Fr. Robert A. Sirico asks in his new book, Defending the Free Market: The Moral Case for a Free Economy. The president of the Michigan-based Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty, Fr. Sirico asks the question in a chapter titled "The End of Freedom?" He argues that "the link between economic liberty and public morality is not tenuous; it is clear and direct." And he talks a bit about what he means in an interview with National Review Online's Kathryn Jean Lopez.
KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ: The bishops have been all about their Fortnight for Freedom. You've got a new book on the moral case for a free economy. What's the Catholic obsession with freedom lately?
FR. ROBERT A. SIRICO: In one sense it is nothing new. The idea that "the truth will set you free," and the "liberty by which Christ sets us free," are ideas that have a rather long heritage — 2,000 years and more in Christianity and even more in Orthodox Judaism. I think today, in particular, the subtle and not-so-subtle ways in which our liberties — religious, economic, and personal — are being eroded are becoming dangerous and obvious. This risk to our institutions has brought the whole thing to a head — which I believe is welcome on many levels.
This entire debate is also good because it has drawn some lines of loyalty within the Church more clearly. I think it is obvious that when push has come to shove, those more "progressive" elements of the Church that make no secret of their dissent on some fundamental matters of faith and morals will turn on the bishops — who are, after all, the Church's authoritative pastors and teachers on matters of faith and morals — while those who don't dissent on the non-negotiable issues are supporting the Church's shepherds.
LOPEZ: Are these all matters of prudential judgment, though? How does this freedom talk in political and economic realms tie back to the Gospel?
FR. SIRICO: Yes, much of it consists of prudential actions. Surely one is not a formal heretic if one has not seen the wisdom of the Fortnight for Freedom effort. But I think it is good to remember that the internal polarization that took place after the Second Vatican Council between those who adopted the hermeneutic of rupture and those who maintained the hermeneutic of continuity (to use the pope's categories) is that the former tended to abandon a more theological understanding of the Church and its role in the world and diminished it to a merely political, "historically conscious," and socially activist (sometimes even socialist!) paradigm.
This means that those who opt for the rupture model care more deeply about politics — in fact, it seems to be all they care about sometimes – and see it as the core of the Church's mission, whereas those who see the Church today as the same Church prior to Vatican II believe that the primary role of the Church is human redemption and salvation. When, in effect, Caesar impedes the Church's salvific mission (which is what the building of our institutions is all about), then this clearly ties back to what the Lord said in Matthew 25: What you do unto one of the least of His brethren you also do unto Him.
LOPEZ: Why have there been nuns on a bus, and can you meet them anywhere (policy-wise)?
FR. SIRICO: From what I can tell, the sisters who are on the bus have largely imbibed this hermeneutic of rupture and a near obsession with secular politics, the effects of which are seen in their inability to attract new vocations. It is an ominous warning when their graveyards are growing more exponentially than their novitiates (which are virtually empty).
What I cannot understand about all the discussion surrounding these sisters is what the debate is about. In some cases, they dissent from the core teachings of the Catholic Church about who Christ is, the inviolability of life from conception to natural death, magisterial authority, marriage, the priesthood, and the like. The love that people might feel for nuns is not necessarily for the kinds of nuns we see on the bus, but for those nuns who taught us in school and helped our parents and grandparents to die well in their care in hospitals.
And yes, while it is not fundamental, I think it is important, because it is iconic, that those nuns were in habit. It communicated a consecration to something beyond this world. The nuns on the bus have lost all that. They're basically religious relativists who have filled the void by absolutizing politics and activism. Even where we might be able to "meet," as you say, in the area of serving the poor and vulnerable, there is a difference in anthropology. This accounts for the ambivalence that many of the "nuns on the bus" had and still have for someone like Mother Teresa, who saw her work with the poor as a form of evangelization. I fear that the nuns-on-the-bus type would say that was patronizing and exploitative.


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GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Brachytherapy market. Brachytherapy is emerging as an effective treatment option for cancer patients with the market projected to reach $1.6 billion by 2015. Primary growth drivers include rising prevalence of cancer, growing medical awareness, improving success rate of brachytherapy, and advent of advanced radiation technologies.
San Jose, CA (PRWEB) June 22, 2009 -- Rising proportion of cancer population in both developed and developing countries is expected to enhance the demand for brachytherapy for cancer treatment. In particular, brachytherapy has emerged as the effective treatment option for prostate cancer patients, who have failed to achieve desirable results through surgery or external radiation therapy. With long-term clinical data offering support for the effectiveness of brachytherapy in reducing size of the tumor, the therapy is expected to gain strength. With indications for brachytherapy ranging from prostate cancer, head and neck cancer, cervical cancer, and breast cancer to coronary applications, the rapidly aging world population represents a strong demographic growth driver.
The United States represents the largest as well as the fastest growing market for brachytherapy. In the United States, increasing incidence of cancer cases and related mortality rates are contributing to the increasing demand for brachytherapy, as stated in the new report. Rising awareness about risks of surgery and external radiation therapy are fostering advancements in technologies and products for less invasive treatment for cancer. Growing uptake of brachytherapy is also attributed to the increasing success rates of prostate brachytherapy, breast brachytherapy, and head and neck brachytherapy p
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If New Zealand couple Brian and Mollieanne Smith died that day, it would have been the dumbest way to go.
His wife passed out and he was barely breathing after being stuck in the car for 13 hours. What the couple didn't realize was that they were just a touch of a button away from getting themselves out.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith spent hours struggling to break out of their new Mazda 3 hatchback after realizing they didn't have the car's transponder with them.
The new Mazda 3 is a keyless car with a transponder– where drivers can lock, unlock, and start their cars with a touch of a button.
What the Smiths didn't realize was that despite the car's advanced features, it still comes with the traditional manual locking and unlocking mechanism which passengers can control from the inside of the car with, well, just a touch of a button.
So instead of honking the horn endlessly to catch their neighbors' attention, and instead of trying to break the car's windows by uselessly pounding on them with a car jack for many hours– which they did– they could have just simply pressed the 'unlock' button from the inside of the car.
They could have avoided the unnecessary near-death experience and the three-day hospitalization altogether.
The Smiths' neighbors found them in the morning of the following day, and were immediately taken to Alexandra's Dunstan Hospital. Emergency services told the couple that if they stayed inside the car for half an hour more, they could have been dead by then.
Realizing their dumb mistake, Mr. Smith said in an interview, "Once I found out how simple it was to unlock it I kicked myself that I did not find the way out … I had this mind-set that I did not have the transponder [so I could not get out]."
The Smiths blamed the salesman who sold them the car, saying that he made it seem like there was no way they could get out of their new Mazda 3 without its transponder.
General Manager for Mazda New Zealand, Glenn Harris, said that it was an industry first– that someone was trapped inside a keyless car. Harris also added that the incident did not stem from a flaw with the new Mazda 3.
"It's not a design flaw with the car … what we have said to the network is, with new technologies, don't forget to show customers how to use them in their entirety [and] how to override them. There is always a manual process to override them."
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Stanford Ignite Europe-based program is offered in partnership with École Polytechnique, one of Europe's finest schools of engineering and science and one of the leading grandes écoles in France.
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Sun spot causing storms on Earth
Trouble with your GPS? Your computer is mysteriously rebooting? It's probably due to the effects of a solar storm.
Trouble with your GPS? Your computer is mysteriously rebooting? It's probably due to the effects of a solar storm.
Although the iPhone 4S wasn't the earth-shattering announcement we were hoping for, somehow the iPod still got lost in the shuffle.
Remember that cool WiFi hotspot feature that was revealed at the Verizon iPhone 4 event? Remember how we all salivated? Well, it's time for our dreams to come crashing back down to earth as we get a look at the pricing.
Like most mobile tech enthusiasts I followed the Gizmodo iPhone story, but just finished reading a comment posted on Andy Ihnatko's Chicago Sun Time site that indicate Gizmodo may have been punk'd by Apple and the device may just be one of many prototypes floating around and have no relation at all to the upgraded iPhone we all except this summer
Google Earth 2.0 for iPhone now allows you to log in and view your saved maps and maps shared by others.
Sunday night McNealy gave the audience at Oracle OpenWorld several more McNealy-esque quips on his take of the tech world and Sun's role in it.
VentureBeat reports (via News reports coming out of China) that 25 year-old Sun Danyong committed suicide on July 9 after a fourth-generation iPhone prototype he was responsible for went missing. Danyong worked for Foxconn in Shenzhen in Guangdong province near Hong Kong which manufacturers iPhones for Apple.
There's new research on the links between solar cycles on the Sun, and the weather here on earth. This work was done by American scientists and finds connection between the 11-year solar cycles and El Nino and similar weather events on earth.
ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das speaks with senior editor Sam Diaz about the efforts of Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace to up their Web 2.0 game. Diaz also discusses the significance of the Sun-Oracle deal to the data center market and the rumors swirling around Apple and Verizon. Will there be an alternative to AT&T for iPhone users?
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Here are today's notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.
Apple previewed its iPhone 3.0 beta on Tuesday and there were plenty of items that weren't earth shattering, but add up to a big deal.
A report in The New York Times claims that Apple has disabled the GPS functionality of the iPhone 3G at the request of the Egyptian government due to concerns over possible anti-military/anti-Egyptian applications.What on earth in an "anti-Egyptian application" anyway?
Google continues its efforts to optimize the mobile experience on the iPhone with their new speech recognition search application that will lets iPhone users ask questions verbally and receive back Google search results. This new search functionality will also take advantage of the iPhone location-based technology and sometimes give you back local results. Other recent improvements in Google services include new search results pages optimized for the iPhone and Google Earth for the iPhone.
Apple has added a new free application to its iPhone and iPod touch--Google Earth.
The first mobile version of Google's virtual globe has been made available to users of Apple's handset
Google has released the first mobile version of Google Earth for the iPhone and the iPod Touch--available as a free download through the iPhone App Store.
Corrected and amended headline: Google launched Google Earth for the iPhone and iPod touch and the reviews are great. The rollout prompts a question.
At Apple's WWDC 2008 in San Francisco, Ken Sun of eBay shows off Auctions on the iPhone. The new app has a basic front door with options to track auctions you've bid on, and see whether you've been outbid. You can also pick up photos from the auction listings and blow them up to full screen. eBay is making this app available for free.


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T-Mobile continues its aggressive march on competing carriers by launching the first cellular Google Nexus 9 and offering low cost unlimited data, voice, and text business plans.
For the past month I have relied solely upon 4G LTE connections, leaving the Wi-Fi turned off when working out of the office. The takeaways from this experiment have been surprising.
T-Mobile is serious about taking the third place spot away from Sprint and is coming up with creative ways to bring in more customers and keep existing customers happy.
The incumbent mobile operator has been running a LTE-A showcase in Turin, giving consumers a taste of the network they can expect later this year.
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Swisscom and Bouygues Telecom have rolled out LTE-A network-side, and commercial availability is now tantalisingly close.
Telstra has released what it claims is the first mobile broadband device in the Australian market to feature the LTE-Advanced category 6 technology.
Add a tablet to a voice plan, get up to 1GB of extra 4G LTE data per month through 2014
The PC maker has purchased thousands of patents surrounding mobile technology as the firm seeks to establish itself in the mobile realm.
Despite numerous LTE rollouts, many US subscribers are still frustrated thanks to low speeds and network congestion.
T-Mobile continues to shake up the US wireless industry by offering additional benefits at no cost to customers. Doubling the high speed data for all customers is a great move that can't be beat.
With billions of mobile devices up for grabs, chipmakers are racing to add more cores, implement 64-bit computing, support higher-resolution displays and better cameras, and integrate faster LTE wireless.
At the Mobile World Congress, Alcatel-Lucent and China Mobile, which has more than 700 million customers, will demonstrate virtualized LTE service.
Comprising 11 Asia-Pacific mobile operators, Bridge Alliance introduces a new machine-to-machine alliance that aims to address interoperability issues and offer help to businesses deploying the technology.
Apple CEO Tim Cook is upbeat about iPhone volume through China Mobile, which has a fast network that needs to be expanded in more cities to really deliver unit volume.
All three of Estonia's mobile operators are heavily promoting 4G, while consumers are showing growing interest in LTE devices. But should we expect cheaper tariffs?
T-Mobile has been making waves in the US wireless carrier space with their Uncarrier announcements and the 4th edition brings ETF payments, new devices, and fastest LTE in the US.
Free may have been late to the party, but it's already made a big impact and forced rivals to reassess how they offer LTE.
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The EU is drafting a ban on mobile data roaming charges. The new regulations promise to save money for customers, and pose challenges for operators. Luckily, LTE has a built-in solution.
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"The brain appears to be wired in a rectangular 3D grid structure, suggests a new brain imaging study. (...) "Far from being just a tangle of wires, the brain's connections turn out to be more like ribbon cables — folding 2D sheets of parallel neuronal fibers that cross paths at right angles, like the warp and weft of a fabric," (...) "The wiring of the mature brain appears to mirror three primal pathways established in embryonic development." (...) "Before, we had just driving directions. Now, we have a map showing how all the highways and byways are interconnected," said Wedeen. "Brain wiring is not like the wiring in your basement, where it just needs to connect the right endpoints. Rather, the grid is the language of the brain and wiring and re-wiring work by modifying it." // "By looking at how the pathways fit in the brain, we anticipated the connectivity to resemble that of a bowl of spaghetti, a very narrow and discreet object," (...) "We discovered that the pathways in the top of the brain are all organized like woven sheets with the fibers running in two directions in the sheets and in a third direction perpendicular to the sheets. These sheets all stack together so that the entire connectivity of the brain follows three precisely defined directions." (...) "The research took MRI scanners and new mathematical algorithms to determine a geometry to the relationship of nearby pathways in the brain so that each pathway was part of a two-dimensional sheet of pathways that together looked exactly like a woven sheet of fabric," Each pathway was part of a parallel series next to it crossed by a perpendicular series at a right angle, together which formed a woven grid. The structure was part of a three-dimensional scaffold connections of the brain conformed to the extremely simple three-dimensional structure, a single woven grid with fibers in only three axes. By using diffusion MRI and mapping the three-dimension motion of the water molecules in the brain, the scientists ran the maps through mathematical algorithms that inferred from the water motion pattern the fiber architecture of the tissue of the brain." -- http://www.nsf.gov/news/news_summ.jsp?cntn_id=123711&org=NSF&from=news Via Amira
Whenever anyone says white space, then we literally visualize white blank/empty spaces in our mind (white space can be of any color though). Well, that is true and is applicable even while designing. White space is actually the space that exists between elements to give a clean look to your web design. These days, many and many designers are understanding the importance of white space for creating clean, user friendly and elegant designs. The white spaces are being used in headers, footers, between images, between menus, text and sidebars.... Via Jeff Domansky
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
January 21, 10:16 AM
15 websites that use white space the right way. Creativity with your coffee.
Many people, perhaps especially Americans, underestimate how differently people do things in other countries. Examples and insights for avoiding this can be found in "The Culture Map: Breaking Through the Invisible Boundaries of Global Business," a 2014 bestseller by INSEAD professor Erin Meyer (also check out those global communication diagrams from Richard Lewis). Meyer claims you can improve relationships by considering where you and international partners fall on each of these scales: Via Bonnie Hohhof
Sharrock's insight:
I'm always interested about comparative indicators and measures.
Popularly referred to as "hagsploitation" or "psycho-biddy" cinema, the genre of the Grande Dame Guignol was born, unintentionally, in 1962 by horror film director Robert Aldrich. After his sensational hit, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, starring screen legends Bette Davis and Joan Crawford, a string of "older women in peril" films rushed into production, with companies such as Hammer Films and Seven Arts seeking to reinstate, and capitalize on, mature actresses who'd been put out to pasture by Hollywood – for the unthinkable crime of aging.
Sensory Studies can also be divided along sensory lines into, for example, visual culture, auditory culture (or sound studies), smell culture, taste culture and the culture of touch, not to mention the sixth sense (however it might be defined) Via Mirella Cais
Mirella Cais's curator insight,
January 8, 8:19 AM
Sensory Studies can also be divided along sensory lines into, for example, visual culture, auditory culture (or sound studies), smell culture, taste culture and the culture of touch, not to mention the sixth sense (however it might be defined)
Antonio Figueiredo's curator insight,
June 23, 2014 6:20 PM
IEEE issues guidelines for assessing the impact of research articles.
Dramatis personæDramatis personæ ( Latin: "persons of the drama") is a phrase used to refer collectively, in the form of a list, to the main characters in a dramatic work. Such lists are commonly employed in various forms of theater, and also on screen. Typically, off-stage characters are not considered part of the dramatis personæ.
Sharrock's insight:
"The term is used to describe the multiple identifications one may adopt in an attempt to emphasize the expression of one's own individualism. An individuality is never obtained, as this process of establishing dramatis personæ creates a postmodern 'persona' which 'wears many hats', each different hat worn for a different group or surroundings. A logic of identity and individuality is replaced by a more 'superficial, tactile logic of identification where individuals become more mask-like personæ with mutable selves.' This self can no longer be theorized or based solely on an individual's job or productive function.[citation needed] The term was used by Karl Marx throughout his magnum opus Capital, where the capitalist and worker are introduced as dramatis personae in human history.[4]" (excerpt)
Those on both the far right and far left tend to "adhere to their belief system in a rigid fashion, leading them to perceive their political ideas as the simple and only solution to societal problems," writes a research team led by psychologist Jan-Willem van Prooijen of VU University Amsterdam.
WordPress is the most popular Content Management System (CMS), representing a whooping 69% of the market. Whether you want a basic blog, e-commerce website, or site for your Business, WordPress has you covered. So why is WordPress so popular? Well there are many reasons why people turn to WordPress for their website/blogging needs, here are … Via Dennis T OConnor
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January 3, 5:41 PM
I've used about a half-dozen of the suggestions in this interesting (if somewhat padded) list of ways to use WordPress. I confess, I think of it primarily as a Blog platform. This article could stretch your thinking a bit on how blog platforms can do multiple duty.
As a busy business owner, you likely don't have time to create new content at the rate at which your audience demands it. Yet, with content marketing now being the #1 driver of search rankings, you can't afford not to be constantly publishing new content. Fortunately, there are ways you can take your existing content and feed it to the content marketing beast. With a little bit of elbow grease and some creativity, you can edit and re-use what you already have, and turn it into something your audience can't get enough of!... Via Jeff Domansky
John Norman's curator insight,
January 7, 6:46 PM
Lots of good content recycling tips here. I have taken not of the details and intend to apply them. You should too. Well done Kim and good comments from Jeff Domansky
rodrick rajive lal's curator insight,
January 9, 10:22 AM
This is what most content creators will do, recycle old content to produce new content from an older content that has been tweaked and modified. As an an active blogger, I do the same with great effect. The implications for educationists lies in their ability to re-visit old posts after a lapse of some time whereby they can tweak and retouch observations according to what they have done in class. It always makes sense to re-visit old content and see how this content can be made more relevant to existing trends. While recycling might be achieved through re-posting of content as it is, a more pro-active approach would be to consider changing the title, adding more content and in addition, making necessary changes and corrections to make 'Old content' more in line with the latest in the industry. No doubt it might be difficult for content creators to continue producing good content throughout, so it makes sense to try recycling older content.
Alfredo Corell's curator insight,
January 18, 3:07 PM
Created or posted for marketing. But most of the tips are very helpful also for Lecturing/Teaching
This module, 'Issue-led journalism' explores how a simple editorial strategy can guarentee a steady stream of up to 10 original stories a week. Via Andy Bull, Laura Brown
Janet Vasil's curator insight,
January 12, 12:21 PM
Think like a journalist to find your brand stories.
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For the first half of the 20th century, Tin Pan Alley songwriters like Irving Berlin and the Gershwins dominated pop music. By the the 1950s, tastes had changed, and the music changed with them.
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How Indonesia's airline industry got to be one of the world's most dangerous. Indonesia's aviation industry remains one of the world's most hazardous. Numerous accidents and incidents marred the industry's rapid ascent, and the European Union banned all but five of its 67 airlines from European airspace. The U.S. State Department likewise expressed concern over Indonesia's aviation practices, and even Indonesia's civil aviation chief in 2007 called it a "never-ending struggle" to improve the country's culture and safety practices. The Federal Aviation Administration ranks it as a "category 2″ country for deficient aviation safety, a rating shared by such nations as Ghana and Bangladesh.


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UPDATED 8:26 AM CDT Aug 11, 2014Come Monday morning, thousands of area kids will be back inside classrooms. Elkhorn Grandview Middle School near 180th and Fort streets will be opening its doors and textbooks for the first time.
Video TranscriptTHIS IS A BIG WEEK.. BY THIS TIME TOMORROW.. FOR DAY OF CLASS WILL BE IN THE BOOKS.. NEW TONIGHT WE'RE GIVING YOU A SNEAK PEEK AT THE METRO'S NEWEST SCHOOL. DOAN HAS THE STORY YOU'RE SEEING ONLY ON 7. IMAGINE THIS... A LIBRARY WHERE NO BOOK HAS EVER BEEN OPENED.THAT'S THE áCASE HERE AT ELKHORN GRANDVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL NEAR 180TH AND FORT. PRINCIPAL MIKE TOMJACK TAKES US ON A TOUR OF THE METRO'S NEWEST SCHOOL.( MIKE TOMJACK: this is 8th grade chinh: and how do TOMJACK: Laughs it's the green hallway)HALLWAYS NOW EMPTY BUT COME MONDAY... FILLED WITH 430 STUDENTS.USING HANDS-ON WORK STATIONS LIKE THIS ONE TO LEARN ABOUT FAMILY CONSUMER SCIENCE(MIKE TOMJACK: by the time they work through sixth seventh and eight grade coming through this classroom theyre going to work themselves through about 18 different modules) PLUS THE LATEST IN TECHNOLOGY...(MIKE TOMJACK: every classroom has a smart this school also has seven storm safe classrooms.that means these doors are reinforced nats door closes) (CHINH DOAN: and so are the windows let window stay open for a few seconds)(MIKE TOMJACK/PRINCIPAL, GRANDVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL: having storm shelter rooms you know theres a sense of confidence that kids are going to be safe faculty is going to be safe)AT A COST OF 16-POINT-5 MILLION DOLLARS...THERE'S PLENTY TO SHOW OFF HERE... BUT THE MOST IMPORTANT?(MIKE TOMJACK: probably the kids and the people the building is a building and that process is fun but but the favorite part environment is the people you work with) SO REGARDLESS WHETHER YOUR CHILD'S FIRST DAY HERE IS THIS WEEK ...OR NEXT YEAR...(MIKE TOMJACK: I want parents and kids to know they're going to be well taken here theyre going to look out DOAN KETV NEWSWATCH SEVEN LAST SCHOOL BUILT AS PART OF ELKHORN'S 49-POINT-ONE MILLION 20-11. TOMORROW.. THE SCHOOL BOARD WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO PUT A 63-MILLION DOLLAR BOND ISSUE ON THE NOVEMBER BALLOT FOR TWO NEW SCHOOLS AND OTHER RENOVATIONS. LIKE WE SAID..CLASSROOMS JUST IN ELKHORN.. MILLARD.. FREMONT AND WESTSIDE ARE BACK IN SESSION TOMORROW. TUESDAY.. IT'S PAPILLION LA VISTA..BELLEVUE, RALSTON AND LINCOLN. WEDNESDAY.. OMAHA PUBLIC.. BENNINGTON AND GLENWOOD. THEN THURSDAY.. GRETNA, FORT CALHOUN, LOUISVILLE AND PLATTSMOUTH START UP. HOPE IT'S A GREAT YEAR!
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Here is another sample of the Newcastle Cardigan, a menswear sewing pattern that I'm developing. This time, it is a nautical themed size Large modeled by a sailor – my dad!
You can see my blog post on this sample, along with two other sewn up variations here.
Also, check out our menswear pattern store if you are so inclined. Nothing is for sale yet but we are getting closer and closer to the Newcastle Cardigan's launch day!
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Apr 18, 2013, 05.26 AMby leokadia
Eine tolle Jacke für den Vater und trägt sie sehr stolz! Viel Glück für den Job und viele tolle Ideen!!
Apr 18, 2013, 02.40 PMby ThreadTheory
Danke für die ermutigung! Sorry if my google translation is poor :)
Apr 15, 2013, 05.59 PMby mkonieczki
It's so exciting to see a pattern for menswear! My husband would love this. I'll keep an eye out for it once it's released.
Apr 16, 2013, 02.03 PMby ThreadTheory
Thanks for the comment! Please do, as it will be out very soon!
Apr 13, 2013, 07.01 PMby jacquipardue
lovely design! Looks great on your dad.
Apr 14, 2013, 03.17 AMby ThreadTheory
Thanks! He'll be glad to hear that :)
Apr 13, 2013, 02.03 PMby Slotaby
This looks great! I'm excited for the launch of your store – we need more mens patterns!
Apr 14, 2013, 03.17 AMby ThreadTheory
I agree! It won't be long now!
Apr 13, 2013, 12.21 PMby Kovu
this looks awesome, I really want to try the pattern. Your Dad looks super happy too!
Apr 14, 2013, 03.18 AMby ThreadTheory
He had a blast modeling! Thanks for your comment!
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nice work! and success with the development of your business!
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Thanks so much :)
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Under the Red Robe (novel)
Under the Red Robe is an 1894 historical novel by Stanley J. Weyman, described as his best known book and greatest success.[1] It is set in seventeenth-century France during the ascendency of Cardinal Richelieu, who appears as a character in the novel. In particular it portrays the events of the Day of the Dupes.
The novel was adapted into a 1923 American silent film Under the Red Robe directed by Alan Crosland,[2] and was later made into a 1937 British swashbuckler film, Under the Red Robe, directed by Victor Sjöström.[3]
The novel was well received by contemporary historical novelists. Conan Doyle wrote that Under the Red Robe had "the most dramatic opening of any historical novel I know", and Robert Louis Stevenson commented favourably both on the first chapter and on the surprise which the author keeps to the very end. Siegfried Sassoon in his autobiography described his excitement as a schoolboy on first reading a copy.[4] Half a century after its publication, Roger Lancelyn Green characterized the novel as having no dull moment.[1]
- ^ a b Tellers of Tales by Roger Lancelyn Green, 1946, Edmund Ward (p. 175 of the 1964 reprint) - Green quotes Conan Doyle and Stevenson.
- ^ Under the Red Robe (1923) at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ Under the Red Robe (1937) at the Internet Movie Database
- ^ Sassoon, Siegfried (1986). The Old Century: and Seven More Years. Faber and Faber. ISBN 0571139604.
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This was fun. There was a great deal I learned about the history of New York City and they did get exceptionally close to the Statue of Liberty. As Liberty Island was still closed due to Hurricane Sandy this was excellent. Our tour guide, Chris, was super. This was well worth the money.
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great cruise except people all flocked to the sides at all the landmarks and didn't sit down. i don't like pushing people to take a photo
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Service, food was good, but lacked atmosphere due to shortage of customers but it was Thursday before All Souls' Day and at the end of October.
Service, food was good, but lacked atmosphere due to shortage of customers but it was Thursday before All Souls' Day and at the end of October.
Staying in the Mercure on our way back from the Loire, Alençon is a favourite stopping off point. Le Hotel De Paris, by the station was closed for annual holiday, so we stayed here and next d'or, sorry for the pun, is this lovely little restaurant. Unpretentious, with friendly and knowledgable staff, it certainly delivers on all fronts. Excellent food,... More
Dined tonight at this restaurant and was pleasantly surprised by the delicious food and superb service. We chose from the €33 menu and had a crab and grapefruit starter, fish and a lemon tart. The flavours and presentation were superb. Would highly recommend.
The restaurant has had a complete "make-over" - gone is the olde French family room atmosphere and in comes the trendier styling. The quality of the refurb is very high - and if you are a first-timer it does not matter. I liked the old style as it created a rare atmosphere. However, time moves on and so do we... More
we were on our way to Bordeaux in 2011 and the only hotel we could get was the Mercule as Le Mans was on and they did not food but recommended this restaurant next door. We loved it so much we ate there on the way back. Very traditional olde french, very flavoursome indeed and very friendly staff. We are... More
We came here as it was recommended by our b&b hostess as being inexpensive but serving good french fare. She was right. we liked dinner here.
We were late booking into Mercure in Alencon on our way home and asked them to recommend a restaurant which happened to be the one next door. We arrived just before last orders and were treated regally with no sense of urgency. Complimentary starters came before the main course which was a superb steak beautifully cooked. Coffee was served with... More
We recently paid our third visit to this restaurant while staying next door at the Mercure Hotel on Saturday 23rd June. We were looking forward to a really good evening there to finish our holiday and had booked a table three weeks before. Very disappointing - standards have certainly slipped, merely waved to any table, not given a menu for... More
This restaurant built a big reputation in years past, but nowadays the food is only slightly above average, service is cold and impersonal and menus overpriced.
This is just out of the main town but next to the Hotel Mercure; it is mentioned in many reviews of that hotel on this site (but strangely not reviewed in its own right). The food and service are of an exceptionally high standard. There are a number of set-price menus, which offer good value; although not "cheap", but good... More
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Last week my pc got infected for nearly a week (internet and windows very slow). I used Wind Defender based in the good reviews and it told me everything was o.k. I have 3 browser and with Mozilla was getting a message that my pc was running slow and I should buy a program. Then I downloaded AVG and in 1 minute found 2 Trojan files which were destroyed. After that the pc is working normally. I post this because I want people not to rely in WindDef as I did and second I'd like to hear about similar experiences. Thanks.
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It is not very good as far as I am concerned.The first thing I do when I get a new computer is go to Windows Services and scroll down to Windows Defender and disable it and stop it from running.
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Title: Re: Vert Ramps Post by: bailgun on December 30, 2012, 12:55:57 AM yeah, skateboarding should only be accessible to people with access to a giant structure that costs upwards of 50-60 grand. because fuck the streets, right?
Title: Re: Vert Ramps Post by: Rick on December 30, 2012, 08:14:24 PM Dude, there is one vert ramp in all of Illinois. Who is saying street is threatened? There are skateparks everywhere, but no vert ramps. That is sad. Street is better than ever, that is not sad. I am for more rad surfaces to skate on.
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I've been using this for everyday carry. For many of my general purpose lighting needs, this flashlight works well. I have an earlier version of this light that is about 162 lumens if my memory serves. Using it in a low light tactical pistol course, I found that while the 162 lumens I had was somewhat workable, the narrow beam required too much pinpoint accuracy to shine in a subject's face to disorient them. The real selling point is the use of AA batteries rather than CR123 or 18650 Batteries.
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François Truffaut; Marcel Moussy; Jean-Pierre Léaud; Claire Maurier; Albert Rémy; Guy Decomble; Georges Flamant; Patrick Auffay; Jeanne Moreau; Janus Films.; S.E.D.I.F.; Films du carrosse (Firm); Key Video (Firm) |
OCLC Number: | 19286414 |
Language Note: | In French with English subtitles. |
Notes: | Originally released as motion picture in 1959. "This film is dedicated to the memory of Andre Bazin." Best Director at the 1959 Cannes Film Festival. |
Credits: | Photography, Henri Decae ; film editors, Marie-JoseÌphe Yoyotte, Cecile Decugis, Michel De Possel ; music, Jean Constantin ; English titles by Herman G. Weinberg. |
Cast: | Jean-Pierre Léaud, Claire Maurier, Albert Rémy, Guy Decomble, Georges Flamant, Patrick Auffay, Jeanne Moreau. |
Description: | 1 videocassette (97 min.) : sd., b&w ; 1/2 in. |
Details: | VHS; hi-fi. |
Other Titles: | Quatre cents coups (Motion picture) Four hundred blows 400 coups 400 blows |
Responsibility: | [presented by] Janus Films ; a co-production of S.E.D.I.F. and Les Films du Carrosse ; original story by François Truffaut ; adaptation and dialogue by Marcel Moussy ; directed by François Truffaut. |
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Stayed here a few months ago on business. The location of the hotel itself is just fantastic, and there are very few other properties literally on the National Mall. However, I found the hotel to be just average. The lobby itself was terribly crowded when I checked in and I found the room to be just so-so (for a luxury hotel).
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