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Drawing inspiration from its magnificent landscape, British Columbia's artists use the province's natural beauty and raw materials to create remarkable treasures showcased in BC art galleries.
Towering totem poles, powerful sculptures and masks, bold prints and exquisitely designed jewellery tell the story of BC's first peoples. Dramatic paintings, evocative photographs and a cornucopia of craft arts capture the province's diverse geography and multi-faceted spirit.
BC claims artists of national and international renown. View their work at the Vancouver Art Gallery, Museum of Anthropology, Art Gallery of Greater Victoria, Eagle Aerie Gallery and Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art.
Aboriginal art is preserved in cultural centres such as the U'mista Cultural Centre, or weathered by the natural environment like the totem poles of Duncan and Gwaii Haanas National Park.
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While the metropolitan centres of Vancouver and Victoria offer major collections, smaller communities such as Wells, Nelson, and the Gulf Islands abound with galleries and artist's studios. Drive the self-guided Purple Banner Route to connect with local artists in Gibsons, Sechelt and on the Sunshine Coast.
Vancouver Coast & Mountains: Purple Banner Route on the Sunshine Coast, Museum of Anthropology, chainsaw carvings in Hope.
Vancouver Island: Artistic communities such as Salt Spring, Hornby and Denman islands. Galleries include the Eagle Aerie Gallery and U'mista Cultural Centre.
Northern British Columbia: Art Route on the Queen Charlotte Islands, the Haida Heritage Centre, the Dawson Creek Art Gallery and Two Rivers Gallery.
Cariboo Chilcotin Coast: Arts town of Wells, Chris Harris Studio Gallery and Petroglyph Gallery.
Kootenay Rockies: Art communities of Nelson, Crawford Bay and Creston. Galleries include Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art & History and the Kootenay Gallery of Art, History and Science.
Thompson Okanagan: Kelowna Cultural District, Kamloops Art Gallery, and displays of public art.
Victoria: BC's largest public art collection at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria. Popular artists tour in Sooke and Metchosin.
Vancouver: Extensive Emily Carr at the Vancouver Art Gallery; Aboriginal artwork at Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art, and art treasures at Granville Island.
Whistler: Cultural Capital of Canada (2009). Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre highlights local Aboriginal artwork and culture.
BC has a bounty of Aboriginal art. Celebrate traditions such as the potlatch at U'mista Cultural Centre (near Alert Bay). Discover beautiful regalia, hand-carved masks and centuries-old artifacts at the Haida Heritage Centre (at Haida Gwaii) and the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre (in Whistler) that preserve the art – and culture – of First Nations peoples.
Aboriginal artists have left their mark in the natural environment as well: Look for ancient red ochre pictographs on sheer rock faces near Princeton and Hedley, and the majestic totem poles of Gwaii Haanas Provincial Park and the Kispiox Valley near New Hazelton. Duncan's 80 totem poles have earned the city its moniker of the "City of Totems."
Marvel at the extensive collection of works by Emily Carr at the Vancouver Art Gallery. Wander to the nearby Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast Art to discover masterpieces by renowned Haida artist Bill Reid, whose works can also be viewed at the Museum of Anthropology.
Admire limited edition prints at Roy Henry Vickers' Eagle Aerie Gallery (in Tofino) that are just as stunning as the traditional north coast longhouse they are housed in. BC's largest public art collection – about 17,000 pieces – decorates the walls and halls of the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
Find contemporary regional art at the Two Rivers Art Gallery (in Prince George), Kamloops Art Gallery, Dawson Creek Art Gallery, Chris Harris Studio Gallery (near 100 Mile House), and Touchstones Nelson Museum of Art & History, which are all set in unique buildings that enhance the beauty of the artwork found within.
Many artists are drawn to the simple charm of small (and off the beaten path) arts communities such as the Sunshine Coast, the Gulf Islands, Queen Charlotte Islands and Crawford Bay (near Creston), where traditional arts such as pottery, glass blowing, forgery, and painting, as well as non-traditional arts, all flourish. The Kelowna Cultural District and Granville Island in Vancouver are good examples of thriving arts neighbourhoods set in the heart of major city centres.
Well-preserved heritage buildings in Nelson and brightly painted store fronts in Wells are good indicators of the artistic flair these communities are known for.
Art routes make it easy to find studios and galleries and are a self-guided, unscheduled way to view artisans at work in their studios. "Art Walks" in various communities around the province transform downtowns into a string of mini-galleries.
In the month of August, take part in the BC Cultural Crawl. More than 80 communities around the province participate, with events centred around everything from music to culinary arts to community art walks.
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Fall in love with the diversity of life as you explore over 2 million plants & animals. Stare through the jaws of the largest creature ever to live on Earth, a 26-metre-long blue whale skeleton! The natural history museum houses six major collections including fish, fossils, shells, insects, fungi, mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians & plant specimens from around British Columbia & the world. Drop-in public programs include activity stations, tours, crafts, puppet shows & more. The museum also hosts interesting lectures, workshops & temporary art exhibits. Visit our website for more information. Come for a full day at UBC & visit MOA, UBC Botanical Garden & Greenheart Canopy Walkway.
The Chilliwack Museum is located at the Chilliwack City Hall National Historic Site, a 1911 Beaux Arts building designed by architect Thomas Hooper. The temporary gallery presents exhibits on modern issues within an historical context, while permanent exhibits show how aboriginal people & newcomers got together after the 1858 gold rush to create a new culturally diverse community. The Chamber's Gallery offers a variety of changing art exhibits. Local history books & work by local artisans are available in the Gift Shop.
The Chilliwack Archives is the central repository for eastern Fraser Valley records & provides researchers with access to photographs, books, documents, government records, newspapers, sound recordings & maps. Our friendly staff can help answer almost any question on the history of the area.
Where else in the world can rusty tin-sided factories boast rebirth as a Public Market, shops, restaurants, theatres, galleries, a hotel, and so much more? Formerly an industrial area, Granville Island's ambiance is uniquely amazing. Performers, artists and great food await.
The Haida Heritage Centre at Kaay Llnagaay in Skidegate on Haida Gwaii (Queen Charlotte Islands), opened in July, 2007. The Centre, located at the site of the old Haida seaside village of Kaay Llnagaay, or "Sea Lion Town", showcases the living culture of the Haida, dating back over 12,000 years. Six monumental cedar totem poles carved by Haida artists stand in front of the Haida longhouses, which are connected by interior walkways & atrium space. The Centre incorporates the Haida Gwaii Museum, a gift shop, canoe house, carving shed, performing house, the Bill Reid Teaching Centre & a cafe.
Island Mountain Arts has been operating in the vibrant 1930s gold rush town of Wells since 1977 & is just down the road from Barkerville Historic Town & the Bowron Lakes. Island Mountain Arts runs a Public Gallery/Artisan Gift Shop & a School of the Arts, featuring courses in visual, literary & performance arts, including the Toni Onley Artists' Project & the International Harp School. IMA also runs the ArtsWells Festival Of All Things Art, featuring music & workshops, visual art installations, plus the One Minute Play Festival.
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Explore town history, multiculturalism, turn-of-the-century settlement, the 1950s Alcan Project aluminum smelter construction and Haisla arts and technology. Additional displays feature the geology, flora and fauna of the Kitimat Valley and some sea life of Douglas Channel. The temporary gallery offers changing exhibitions of arts, culture and history. We also offer summer programs for children. Visit the Museum gift shop for aluminum giftware, First Nations designs, jewelry, books and clothing. While in Kitimat, enjoy the Museum's four self-guided walkway circle routes and interpretive signs.
Enjoy the warmth of our Aboriginal Summer Village in Stanley Park this summer. Klahowya Village is a family-friendly Aboriginal cultural experience that features daily Aboriginal cultural performances, artisans & demonstrations. After a successful fourth season in 2013, the Village now features more than 20 interactive & visual displays linked to a Klahowya Village 'passport' that includes a download code for the audio story of the 'Journey of the Salmon' on iTunes, a season pass to ride the miniature train, admission to a craft workshop, colouring pages, & an area to collect stamps from interactive display stations.
This season's story, 'Journey of the Salmon', focuses on the significance of the salmon from an Aboriginal culture point of view as we celebrate the four-year cycle of the returning salmon.
One of the oldest community museums in the province of British Columbia, its collection of artifacts began in 1928. Its doors have been open to the public since 1958 & its permanent displays range from a presentation of First Nation artifacts to stories of early Langley pioneers & merchants. It's rotating temporary exhibitions include contemporary & historic artwork to local history themes.
The Museum's giftshop features many unique items like glass, jewellery, clothing & artworks by local & provincial artisans intermingled with books about local & regional history. The Museum offers a wide range of public & school programs.


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So true... He wants as many people as possible to become dependant on the gubmint and STAY there!!! That's how the ruling bodies stay in power, and their paychecks are earned on the backs of the working middle-class and the gambling in the stocks/trade markets!!! They oppress the foolish and force anyone in the middle to pay for it!!

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What A Warming World Means for Major Snowstorms
The first flakes have already begun falling from New Jersey up through Boston. Flights in the Northeast are being cancelled left and right. Store shelves have been cleared of bread and milk. The blizzard is coming. An intense nor'easter is slated to drop snowfalls ranging from a few inches to around 3 feet in the worst-hit spots from Monday through… Read More
Warming Ups Odds of Extreme La Niñas, Wild Weather
La Niña events can drive weather patterns wild around the globe from helping exacerbate drought in West Africa and increase rainfall in areas as diverse as South Asia and the Pacific Northwest The more extreme the La Niña, which is characterized by a cooling of waters in the tropical Pacific, generally the more pronounced the impacts can be. New r… Read More
Scientists Find Which Coral Reefs Will Survive Warming
Scientists have identified which parts of the Great Barrier Reef and other reefs are most capable of recovering from mass bleaching events which will become more frequent due to global warming. The information should help conservationists to target their efforts to protect the portions of reefs that are most capable of survival, they say. Previous … Read More
Cold Nights Are Decreasing Across the U.S.
It's easy to think of global warming as something that happens at a steady pace everywhere in the world. But that's not the full story. It's true that the global average temperature has been rising overall since modern record-keeping began, and it's true that 2014 was the hottest year on record, but the rise hasn't been perfectly steady. Each year … Read More
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After December Rains, California Comes Up Dry
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- How old were you when you took this trip?
- Including your air ticket and other expenses (from accommodation to souvenir-buying), about how much did your trip cost?
- Nationality
- Where do you live now?
- Occupation
- Before your trip: Communications Coordinator
- Now: Communications Manager
- How did your travels affect your career when you got back?
- What is the route you took/places you visited?
- Why did you decide to take this trip? What got you into this type of travel, and/or influenced you to go?
- Out of all your experiences traveling around the world, what was the:
- Best Moment
- Worst Moment
- Biggest Hurdle, Obstacle or Difficulty?
- Biggest surprise?
- Who is the most memorable person you met on your trip and why?
- How much planning and preparing did you do?
- What was your favorite piece of gear?
- What did you bring, that in hindsight you could've left at home?
- How did your round-the-world trip change your life? How did it affect and change you as a person?
- If you had to sum up your round-the-world trip in one sentence, what would it be?
- Are you planning more trips and travels for the future? Are you planning another round-the-world trip?
- Why do you think people should go on round-the-world trips? Why not just take a regular old one- or two-week vacation instead?
- What is the most valuable thing you learned?
- What is the biggest myth that people have about round-the-world traveling?
- Why do you like to travel?
- What is your advice for people planning their own RTW trip?
May 2003-April 2004
Calgary, Canada
After working for my present employer for 2 1/2 years, I applied and was granted a leave of absence for one year. Upon returning just over a year ago, I came back to the same job. About four months ago I was offered a promotion. In my opinion the year abroad helped me to mature so that when I returned I was able to take on leadership and prove my decision making abilities.
My boyfriend and I planned our RTW trip to start and end in London as his family lives in Northern Ireland. The beginning part of our trip (Canada & U.K) were not part of the RTW ticket.
Canada – England – N. Ireland – Ireland – England – U.S. – Tahiti – Cook Islands – New Zealand – Australia – Indonesia – Singapore – Thailand – Malaysia – Cambodia – England – Canada
My partner and I both thought about traveling before we met. I was going to go to the U.K. for a year and he was thinking of teaching and travelling in Asia. When we met we started researching the possibilities and came up with a great itinerary that allowed us to work and travel.
Snorkelling off Perhentian Kecil Island – Malaysia
Food poisoning in Thailand
Trouble finding short term work in Australia
How inexpensive but clean/comfortable backpack travel can be S.E. Asia
We met a great crew of people while kiwi-fruit pruning in the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand. Our Hungarian friend kept us in stitches the whole time. He'd ask me to sing Spice Girl songs all the time.
Winged it a lot
Hiking boots. I wore my walking sandles way more than boots. Plus they gave me blisters. In hind sight, hicking shoes would have been more compact.
In so many ways… My relationship with my boyfriend was put to the ultimate test – and survived! I met so many amazing people and I gained new philosophical, spiritual and emotional wisdom from the every land and culture. I'm no longer looking at decisions and events from purely a "Canadian" context anymore either.
An awe-inspiring journey for the body, mind and soul.
We are planning shorter trips for the future. The Carribean is next, then South Africa. Another RTW would be amazing but won't likely happen for awhile.
I have nothing against short trips or package vacations. I love being a tourist on any level. However RTW trips give you so much more time to explore, converse with locals, travel throughout a country to learn of regional diversity, etc. A RTW trip is like a video, wheras a short vacation is like a photo. You can see the same sites in both, but the RTW trips give more depth to the experience!
To value every day and every experience, even those that were scary, difficult or uncomfortable.
There is a common myth that most people can't afford to stay away for a full year. The truth is that if you save for a few months before you go (or sell your car like I did), get working holiday Visas for the appropriate countries, and live within your means, you can travel comfortably and experience as much as any other tourist wherever you go.
I crave activity, social interaction and learning about new cultures. Travelling defies boredom.
Use web sites such as Bootsnall.com, books and other resources to soak up knowledge before you go or when you need advice along the way. But also rely on your intuition and learn from other travellers as you go.


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Wycliffe (WYC) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 And I saw new heaven and new earth; for the first heaven and the first earth went away, and the sea is not now [and now is not the sea]. | 1 Then I saw a new heaven and a new earth, for the first heaven and the first earth had passed away, and there was no longer any sea. |
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Officials Say HealthCare.gov Site Now Performing Well
Re: Officials say? (644 comments)
Obama just reads whatever is on the teleprompter, he does not think much. I would really like to know who is writing his speeches.
Announcing: Slashdot Deals - Explore geek apps, games, gadgets and more. (what is this?)
We are sorry to see you leave - Beta is different and we value the time you took to try it out. Before you decide to go, please take a look at some value-adds for Beta and learn more about it. Thank you for reading Slashdot, and for making the site better!
Re: Officials say? (644 comments)
Obama just reads whatever is on the teleprompter, he does not think much. I would really like to know who is writing his speeches.
Re:What happens when the first number gets too hig (274 comments)
No, normally - in a sane world - the buggy-as-hell version with all the new features is the x.0 version and the bugfixed version is x.y where y gets bigger as the bugs get smaller.
Re:Good Changes All Around (505 comments)
It's a matter of degree:
Canonical is not an US-company and (supposedly) has no agreement with the NSA - Microsoft was the first company that made a deal with the NSA and is one of the most willing providers for the NSA.
So while some search on Windows 8 probably won't land you in Guantanamo, it may very well lead to some "extra" IRS audit or some other harrassment if the Obama-administration doesn't like it.
Re:Postponing costs (292 comments)
Complete nonsense.
For example we here regularly do documentation. Which includes putting screenshots in, because often that's the only way to make things clear in GUIs. If we would upgrade every 90 days, we would either have to check the whole documentation and rework a substancial part of it every 90 days or just adopt the Googlesque sloppy "it's not accurate but close enough" attitude.
And of course while the new buzzword-features may be distributed in an email (which nobody will read every 90 days), the new bugs and incompatible changes will not because those will either be unknown or embarassing (or both).
In some cases, when we talk about some new software (for example when we talk about Smartphone-stuff where some improvements are desperately needed) a fast release cycle can be worth it, but for Desktop software? No.
Re:It'll depend on breakage (292 comments)
If corporations are using complex macros and any real "programming" inside of an Office document, then they're doing it wrong.
If they are using non-connected proprietary apps that will crash just because Microsoft Office is also running at the same time, they're doing it wrong.
If they are NOT using complex macros and any real "programming" inside of an Office document, they don't need MS Office and can use any free alternative.
Re:Great (292 comments)
If your employer supports Microsoft's Home Use Program, Office 2013 Pro is a $10 download.
Wow, so you think that "normal users" only work for companies that "support Microsoft's Home Use Program"?
Let me introduce you to the real world:
We are talking about a tiny minority here, not "normal people".
Re:so what? (812 comments)
no one ever said that Karl Marx lacked a conscience
Marx let three of his children starve (while he himself enjoyed a luxurious lifestyle) and drove two more into suicide. In his letters to Engels he expresses hatred for pretty much every ethnic group he has ever known and was described be everybody who knew him as posessing a deep hatred for all humans.
I guess it is not an accident that the left has chosen him as their moral guide.
Re:Going to get modded down as sexist for this, bu (690 comments)
So it's racist to say that black men are typically better [..]
No, it's only racist if you say something good about white people.
The collapse of political correctness (690 comments)
Slashdot, previously a bastion of political correctness, leftism and anti-white attitude but it is changing. About 5 years (the pre-Obama days) ago, Slashdot (including and especially the posters) was pretty much solidly towing the "progressive" party line.
At that time, the GPs post would have been modded as flamebait.
But now, very politically incorrect posts get modded up.
The whole system seems to be on the ropes and is crumbling. Nobody believes in it anymore, it's like the Soviet-Union in the mid-80s. Let's wait and see what comes afterwards.
Re:caused by Europeans? (142 comments)
By that logic, black countries with natural borders (like Madagascar, Jamaica, etc.) should be doing great.
Re:Turnabout (142 comments)
These kinds of wounds don't heal quickly
Hmmm, then why was the brutally colonized Korea (the Southern part, anyway) able to do it? Why were Germany and Japan, which were almost literally bombed back to the stone age able to do it?
But even more importantly:
Why do black nations which were free forever or for a long time (Libera, Haiti, Ethiopia (no, the 6 years of Italian occupation don't count) or were barely touched by colonialism (most landlocked areas barely had any real contact with Europeans, Chad, Mali, etc.) actually do MUCH WORSE than those nations which were much more intensively colonized (South Africa, Botswana, Cote d'Ivoire, Kenya)?
How do you explain that?
And how is it that now the average African has less income, less food and less freedom than at the end of colonialism?
Re:Turnabout (142 comments)
Considering what the West has done to Africa
Hmm, built roads, railroads, brought medicine, electricity, spend huge sums of the White taxpayer's money for aid...
Does that mean I get some aid-money from Africa? Will they bring me some advanced technology?
Re:Who cares? (275 comments)
Exactly. But that is not enough for them, it seems that the two-party monopoly that ensures endless wars, endless immigration, endless tax-increases, endless debts would be enough, but on top of all that, the last honest US-election was probably somewhere in the late-20th century. Obama won 2012 through massive ballot stuffing, he used voter intimidation in 2008, Bush used voting machine manipulation in 2004 and won by voting machine manipulation in 2000. Clinton was using the old trick of votes from dead voters. The last honest election was probably in the 80s or even 70s if not earlier.
Re:Boo hoo (275 comments)
Well, historically, there is a lot of evilness to go around.
Re:the end of civilization (91 comments)
In theory you are correct, but there are diminishing returns the more you have of anything. Frivolous lawsuits are caused by lawyers who have otherwise nothing to do, in other words, there are just too many of them.
One reason for that is also overcomplicated and numerous laws, which were created mostly by - lawyers.
"eighth warmest"? (336 comments)
If the "hockey-stick" curve were real, we should have the warmest year every year. The "eight warmest" year pretty much proves that while it is probably a little warmer than usual, we have reached a plateau and not some alarmist temperature explosion scenario.
Re:Carrying capacity overshoot (279 comments)
Wait, just if I get that right: You are afraid that your politicians (which you didn't vote for) lose their power, actually even so afraid that you want to leave.
Wow, so many contradictions at once, I'm overwhelmed.
I mean, if you are so afraid of your politians losing power, why don't you vote for them? Doesn't make much sense to me.
Also you don't like Britain, yet you say you would stay even if it would mean poverty and hardship if it weren't for political troubles.


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5 So the Jews could do what they wanted with their enemies. They attacked them with swords and slaughtered them. | 5 The Jews struck down all their enemies with the sword, killing and destroying them, and they did what they pleased to those who hated them. |
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M/S of the 'Bluebird' car. C/U Donald Campbell, M/S car. M/S American and Union Jack flags painted on side along with a Bluebird. M/S Campbell next to a Land Rover. M/S as he waves. M/S Campbell in cockpit, he stands up. M/S as cockpit is closed. M/S of the car.


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Comment on this storyNorthern Cape - Six girls and four women accused of killing a woman who escaped from an initiation school appeared in the Hartswater Magistrate's Court, in the Northern Cape, on Thursday.
The matter was postponed to January 9, police spokesman Lieutenant Olebogeng Tawana said.
The 10 - nine initiates and the school's head - were linked to the murder of Gabaediwe Motsage, who was sjambokked and stoned to death on Tuesday.
Motsage, 22, was admitted to the initiation school on Monday, but escaped the same night. The group went to her home on Tuesday morning to convince her to return to the school, allegedly because they were concerned she would reveal secrets of the initiation process.
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UPDATED 2:32 PM CST Nov 04, 2013Several local businesses and school districts are taking part in the national 'Connect 2 Compete' program, a program designed to provide cheaper and easier access to computers and the internet so lower-income families can keep up in this increasingly connected world.
Video TranscriptROB MCCARTNEY. IN OUR INCREASINGLY CONNECTED WORLD, áACCESS BECOMES A COMMODITY IN ITSELF. THOSE WHO HAVE IT ... BETTER SUITED TO THRIVE. THOSE WITHOUT...AT A DISADVANTAGE. ONE PROGRAM WANTS TO BRIDGE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE, STARTING IN SCHOOLS. K-E-T-V NEWSWATCH SEVEN'S ADRIAN WHITSETT HAS MORE. FROM AN EARLY AGE -- WE LEARN CONNECTIONS.("Jamaiya you can sticky high five with Kristen, that's ok, sticky high five with Dejana.") HOW WE FIT INTO A MUCH BIGGER PICTURE. (the sun shines onto the side of the earth that faces it.) THESE DAYS -- SCIENTIFIC AND áSOCIAL CONNECTIONS RELY ON THE MAIN CONNECTOR, THE INTERNET. AND SOME STUDENTS JUST DON'T HAVE ACCESS.(Molly Davies: "If kids aren't exposed with how to be literate on the internet and how to be literate on using those resources, they're behind.") SOMETHING MOLLY DAVIES SEES EVERY DAY IN HER THIRD GRADE CLASSROOM AT FONTENELLE ELEMENTARY.(Molly Davies: "There's no way to continue to close that gap if what they are exposed to at home and the resources that their parents are able to access are not more equal.") A DIGITAL DIVIDE.(Gail Graeve: "Technology is connecting us now more than ever so its really important for us to make sure families aren't left behind.") IN OMAHA, A FOCUSED EFFORT BY COX COMMUNICATIONS, AREA-SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND THE URBAN LEAGUE AMONG OTHERS. PART OF A NATIONAL PROGRAM CALLED "CONNECT 2 COMPETE." OFFERING REDUCED PRICE COMPUTERS...AND TEN DOLLAR INTERNET SERVICE TO FAMILIES OF PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS RECEIVING FREE LUNCH. THE EFFECTS SPREAD FAR BEYOND THE CLASSROOM.(Javion Biddle: "I never had a laptop of my own, a computer of my own..." ) JAVION BIDDLE'S RECENT JOB TRAINING AT THE URBAN LEAGUE CHANGED THAT. HIS FAMILY QUALIFIED FOR CONNECT 2 COMPETE --AND WITH GRANT MONEY -- HE GOT A áFREE COMPUTER TO CONNECT AT HOME.(Javion Biddle: "Finally being able to do background research on whatever company it may be and also giving out emails, receiving emails, staying in touch.")(Thomas Warren: "50 percent of the homes, especially in an impoverished community don't have access to the internet and so even seeking basic services is difficult.") GETTING GOVERNMENT HEALTHCARE REQUIRES AN áONLINE PRESENCE...AN EMAIL ADDRESS. SO DO MOST EMPLOYMENT APPLICATIONS. JUST ONE THING OMINICK JONES FOUND DURING HIS EIGHT MONTH JOB SEARCH.("found out about the Cox program, qualified for that so it was pretty easy, pretty cool. And I figure it will be pretty cool to have some affordable internet in the house.") AND A COMPUTER SO HE, AND HIS YOUNGER BROTHER CAN BOTH CONNECT FOR SCHOOL.(Dominick Jones: "I have a plan now and I want to put it into play basically and with a laptop I can probably have a better shot at it.") THE URBAN LEAGUE, COX COMMUNICATIONS AND TEACHERS WANT áKIDS TO FEEL THAT EARLIER. EQUALIZING DISPARITY. CREATING áCONNECTIONS.(Molly Davies: "computers that work at home and they have internet access, but also that their parents have some training on how they can use the internet to foster positive growth in their children academically and otherwise.") IF YOU DON'T ALREADY HAVE INTERNET SERVICE THROUGH COX... AND YOUR CHILD RECEIVES FREE LUNCH AT SCHOOL.. YOU MAY BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE CONNECT 2 COMPETE PROGRAM. YOU CAN CALL 1-855-222-3252 FOR MORE DETAILS. THE 10 DOLLAR A MONTH INTERNET LASTS FOR TWO YEARS. YOU HAVE UNTIL DECEMBER 2014 TO SIGN UP FOR THE PROGRAM.
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I have never tried growing Dahlia's before and I bought some tubers at the store.I planted them with 4 inches of soil on top put it by the window on Friday,and the shoots are up already. Should I start to water them from the top or put them in a container and put water in the bottom to water them?
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Friday to Monday and the shoots made it out of the soil already! I think you have some fine healthy dahlias, for sure. You don't say what the 4 inches of soil is in; presumably some container. But if you want to put them in a permanent container you can do it soon and water sparingly until the plant is up a good several inches above the top of the soil. You want to wait for roots to form to help absorb excess water. Containers do dry out fast, so if they're in a really warm spot, you might want to watch for parched soil and water more often, from the top, but keep it fairly light until the plant really takes off. My two cents... |
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I have been reading these forums and it is the only reason I never watered them well,They are in a small container till they started to grow. I have two shoots up in one of them,is that a good sign? Thanks very much for your help,as I know I would have "killed" them on my own without this forum |
Two shoots is a good sign indeed. Dahlias are pretty tough if you don't rot them, freeze them, overwater them to begin with, break them, rototill them or pour undiluted Round Up on them. I am sure you are on your way to a nice plant, if only warm weather would hurry up, you could enjoy your blooms that much sooner. Good luck, you're on your way! |
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I am waiting too for the warmer weather,as I think I killed my sunflower's.They are too weak in the stem now and one snapped this morning. Gardening really is exciting. |
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Adair, LOL! Yes, it's exciting, frustrating, disappointing, wonderful, satisfying, exhausting, and a lot of other things too! |
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TINLEY PARK, IL, and BOSTON, MA — (October 29, 2007) — NeoPhonetics®, a telephony provider that designs, implements and supports custom VoIP systems for enterprises, today announced the launch of its Unified Management System for Enterprise Asterisk® systems. The Unified Management System is an industry first – providing large enterprises with centralized management capabilities across multiple Asterisk servers located at multiple locations throughout the world.
"Like all of NeoPhonetics' best initiatives, the Unified Management System was driven by customer needs," said Chad Agate, CEO of NeoPhonetics. "Multi-site enterprise customers needed a centralized management system that simplified Asterisk installation and maintenance while also enabling advanced unified communications, call center functionality and VoIP monitoring and reporting. We didn't find a user interface with these features for redundant, multiple server systems, so a number of customers encouraged us to develop it, and here we are."
With Asterisk's unique interoperability and flexibility, NeoPhonetics' Unified Management System is able to provide simple, non-technical, rapid deployment and maintenance of Asterisk across large enterprises – allowing for automated, Web-based configuration and provisioning of Asterisk/Polycom installations as well as real-time monitoring of an enterprise's entire VoIP performance.
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In addition to fulfilling the needs of enterprise customers, integrators and resellers will benefit from the Unified Management System as well. According to Agate, "Business development for this system is still in the early stages, as we have been focusing our efforts to date on perfecting the technology behind the solution. Now, we're looking forward to lively and productive conversations with the VoIP community on where and how to take this management system for Asterisk."
The Unified Management System will make its debut during Digium Asterisk World (Oct. 30 – 31 in Boston), where NeoPhonetics is exhibiting at booth D-1020 and also a sponsor. Additional information on Asterisk World can be found at www.digiumasteriskworld.com/2007/boston/web/.
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"I think it was a wonderful learning experience," said Lissette Wagner, who shot the winning news photo and also took honorable mention for sports photo at the Journalism Association of Community Colleges conference.
"Since it was my first time, I was really nervous," said the 34-year-old returning student. "I was really, really shocked when I won."
All 12 delegates were writers, editors or photographers for the "Canyon Call," COC's student newspaper.
Jesse Knight won first place for his news story covering keynote speaker Louis Amestoy, assistant managing editor for interactive media at "The Sun" in San Bernardino and the "Inland Valley Daily Bulletin" in Ontario.
Amestoy predicted print journalism will go the way of the Edsel; Web-based journalism is the future of the industry, he told students who attended the Journalism Association of Community College's Southern California conference Nov. 3 and Nov. 4 at California State University Fullerton.
"I love JACC because I get to do two of my favorite things – write and win," Knight said.
The 22-year-old, a two-year veteran of COC's journalism program, plans to direct a play that he wrote, "Red Bricks, Blue Socks," opening locally in February.
"I'm very pleased with the results, especially when I see the students won in so many different categories – writing, photography, art and design," said Jim Ruebsamen, Journalism Department chairman and lead adviser to the "Canyon Call." "I was particularly happy to see us win first place in both news writing and news photography with Jesse and Lissette."
"Canyon Call" editor in chief Brian Jeppeson won second place in the news judgment and page layout contest, as well as an honorable mention in broadcast news writing.
Mark Yanni took third place in page layout. "I was surprised. I was hoping for an honorable mention," said Yanni, a photojournalist-turned-copy editor.
In mail-in competition, "Canyon Call" staffers took one first place, two second places, and two third places, along with nine honorable mentions.
Staff artist Tony Pettit won first place and an honorable mention for line illustration. Craig Leener, now a sports writer for "The Signal," won two awards in the mail-in category.
Elina Faskhutdinova, a Russian student on the "Canyon Call" staff last semester, won a third-place award for photo story, as well as honorable mentions for inside page design and a second photo story entry. Faskhutdinova has since returned to .
"We were all very impressed with Elina," said Bruce Pelkey, coordinator of the International Students Program at COC. "She's one of the tip top people from her area of ."
Fuskhutdinova attended the campus under International Research and Exchanges Board, a nonprofit organization.
Ruebsamen said he was grateful for the ongoing support from College of the Canyons President Dianne Van Hook and others.
"Of course, we would not have a program without the strong support of the administration," he said.
Here are the "Canyon Call's" awards from the Nov. 3-4 conference:
On-the-spot competition:
First place: Jesse Knight, news story; Lissette Wagner, news photo
Second place: Brian Jeppeson, page design
Third place: Mark Yanni, page design
Honorable mention: Brian Jeppeson, broadcast news writing; Brad Wilcox, feature story; Matt Ehresman, sports story; Lissette Wagner, sports photo.
Mail-in competition:
First place: Tony Pettit, line illustration
Second place: Brandon Jennings, photo story; Rory Aronsky, news feature
Third place: Elina Faskhutdinova, photo story; Craig Leener, column writing.
Honorable mention: "Canyon Call" staff, front page layout (tabloid); Elina Faskhutdinova, inside page layout; Tony Pettit, line illustration; Karen Brady, feature photo; Ryan Cleveland, news photo; Elina Faskhutdinova, photo story; Craig Leener, column writing; Austen Montero, news feature; Melinda Spencer, opinion.


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Batumi, Georgia is located on the Black Sea coast and has many newly urbanized areas. It also has an award-winning McDonald's, courtesy of architect Giorgi Khmaladze.
The McDonald's, which is combined with a fuel station and recreation areas, was awarded the Best Commercial Building of the Year by architecture website ArchDaily.
Readers voted for winners in 14 categories after helping narrow down the hundreds of entries for this year's competition.
In order to keep from disrupting city traffic, Khmaladze designed the building to have a small footprint.
A reflective pool of water surrounds the restaurant, playing off of the building's reflective surface.
The structure is located in a newly urbanized area of Batumi, Georgia.
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Worthwhile catching a performance at YAC and the galleries are always full of pieces from talented artists.
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When I moved here 10 years ago, I was amazed to find there was such a great performing arts facility here. This is a very intimate type of theater-not too big so every seat is a good seat. Great effort is put into bringing in a variety of artist and local performers. Locals look forward to such events as the... More
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A shining hope for pop music: Hall & Oates at the 1STBANK Center
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With no opening act, Daryl Hall and John Oates took the stage with their six backing musicians. Parts of this band have been together for a long time, including sax player Charles DeChant and veteran studio and touring guitarist Paul Pesco.
It would be difficult to identify any high point in the show -- it was like a greatest-hits record come to life. And they changed many of the songs enough to keep things interesting for the audience and for themselves. Things kicked off with the 1982 hit "Maneater." It was a striking reminder of the way Hall & Oates really synthesized jazz and R&B and rock without subsuming the virtues of any of those musical forms.
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One person killed in vehicle-train accident near Riverfront Park north of Lawrence
April 2, 2012
One person died early Monday morning in a vehicle-train accident just north of Lawrence.
Apparently the driver of the vehicle went around the cross arms near the entrance to Riverfront Park and the vehicle was struck by a northbound coal train, according according to Operation 100's Mike Frizzell, The Mirror's reporting partner.
The driver was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash, which occurred shortly before 2:30 a.m. Monday.
The accident scene is just west of the intersection of U.S. Highway 24-40 and 24-59, which also is referred to as TeePee Junction.
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