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The Varley has developed a series of engaging programs that introduce elementary and secondary school students to Canadian art history and artistic practices, while complementing the Ontario school curriculum.
Through interactive gallery tours and studio sessions led by professional educators and artists, students are encouraged to expand their imagination and develop their own creative process.
We are proud to partner with schools from the York, Durham, and Greater Toronto Regions and to offer unique learning experiences for all levels and abilities that foster critical thinking and an appreciation for the arts. All educational programs are inspired by our permanent collection and seasonal exhibitions.
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Bring your class on a field trip to the Varley. Students will be led on interactive tours of our exhibitions and participate in hands-on workshops in our studio facilities led by professional educators and artists.
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To offer students a broader understanding of Canadian art, SmART Steps consists of three visits to the Varley (one visit per seasonal exhibition) over the course of the school year. Each visit includes a full-day program session (see above). When 100 or more students from your school participate in the program, the Varley will host a one-night exhibition in its Community Room to showcase the students' artwork.
Students learn about Inuit culture while handling a selection of Inuit sculptures from the Varley's Education Collection. The first hour is dedicated to an interactive lesson, and in the second hour, students participate in a hands-on studio session to create works of art inspired by the collection.
Evening sessions at the Varley allow kids to learn and earn their badges! A one-hour interactive exhibition tour, combined with a one-hour studio session, allows students to develop an appreciation for art.
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A half-hour interactive art history lesson and one-hour hands-on studio session, based on exhibitions or the permanent collection including works by Frederick H. Varley and fellow members of the Group of Seven.
The Varley's Inuit art collection is mobile! We will bring our Inuit sculptures to your classroom along with a professional guide and artist. The program consists of a 30 minute interactive lesson to teach students about one of Canada's aboriginal groups while they handle and explore the Inuit sculptures, and a one-hour hands-on studio session to create a work of art based on the Inuit sculpture collection.
All educational programs are also offered in French.
Interactive tours bring works of art to life while teaching students the skill of reading art. Tour narratives investigate history, politics, technical skill, design, and artist biographies, while telling stories that bring works of art to life.
This program is designed for all students looking to enhance their drawing skills, but is particularly beneficial for students interested in building a portfolio for post-secondary studies in the visual arts. A one-hour guided exhibition tour is followed by a two-hour studio session with a live model.
This program offers high school students the opportunity to discover the inner workings of a professional art gallery and develop skills needed to plan, organize and install an art exhibition. The program consists of three visits to the gallery, each including a one-hour guided exhibition tour and a two-hour studio session. At the end of the program, students will curate an exhibition of their own artwork for a one-night showing in the Varley's Community Room
Immersive internships in arts education allow high school students to gain experience working in an art gallery.
The Varley Art Gallery is committed to supporting teachers in providing the best educational experience for their students. Our Teacher's Programs actively engage educators to develop stronger visual literacy skills in order to integrate the visual arts in their classrooms.
A full-day of tours and studio sessions designed to equip teachers with the proper tools needed to teach art in the classroom to students of all ages.
The Varley welcomes teachers to an evening of wine, cheese, and exclusive tours and studio sessions. This event is designed to provide networking opportunities for educators, build partnerships between schools and the Varley, and explore the many ways art and education intersect. To be added to the Teacher's Night invitation list, please contact Sandy Saad, Educational Programs Coordinator.
Inspired by our permanent collection and temporary exhibitions, educational programs are designed to encourage creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration through interactive gallery tours and studio sessions led by professional educators and artists.
Tours bring works of art to life while teaching adults the basic skills of reading art. Tour narratives investigate history, politics, technical skill, design, and artist biographies.
Enjoy a one-hour gallery tour with a professional guide and a two-hour hands-on studio session led by an artist in the Varley's studio facilities. Varley's team-building programs are designed to encourage creativity, collaboration, and problem solving. Corporate team-building events are a great option for holiday parties and other celebrations! All materials and light refreshments are included, catered lunch and dinner options also available.
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I'm sure there is a thread on this subject on here, but just had to ask. What do you look for when choosing a puppy?
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Very Nice!!!! Congrats!!!
Clark passed six out of eight dogs at the Wisconsin Grand! Got a fourth pass on his personal dog Max, titled three others(including my Boudreaux) and got passes on two dogs that are two years old!...
Anybody heard anything?
Good luck to everyone running the Grand. Especially to my good buddies Clark Kennington, Mark Harville and Larry Noland. Habe fun and bring home the green!!!!
I know there is a wealth of knowledge on this board about it. Some friends and I are planning a trip to Canada this coming fall to duck and goose hunt. I need the names/opinions to some respectable,...
Thx for the input, itll really help me out getting ready to run quals. I think...
Thx for the input guys. Thats what I shouldve asked is how to prepare and what should my dog be proficient at to compete at a qual? Thx again.
Can anyone post a diagram or two of some typical Q set ups or tests? Thx.
Hmm, I saw the same thing at a hunt test last weekend.
Boudreaux went out on the water blind in the third. Still thats not too shabby for a two year old. A black and white on his first trip to the big show.
Thanks for the videos! My little man is running the Avery water test today from Flight A.
If you know youre gonna train, then why take that chance? I never feed before training or exercising my dog and usually wait till he cools down to feed him. Be careful because splenic torsion CAN...
can I get an AMEN
I won't be there, but my boy will be running Master this weekend. Good luck to all! Especially Clark and Boudreaux.
Anywhere from 6-12 months. Its all about preference.
Good stuff!
+1 on the furminator and my old chocolate dog did the same thing in the summer time (sunbleached and dead hair).
Go at ur pups pace. Read the puppy and he/she will let u know how long the sessions should be
I'm 32 and been hunt testing for two yrs
BTW Thanks for all posts and suggestions! Keepem coming!
He is an obedient dog and handles well. We've just started having this problem over the last couple of weeks. This time of year I don't have alot of time to devote to him so I let one of my training...
teach a dog that is a VERY good marking dog to stick with a hunt on a difficult (dense or tall cover) huntem up mark? He proceeds directly to the AOF but when he does not front foot the mark he...
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I'm interested in trying it small scale this year to see how it goes. I was just wondering what sells in this area, and what flops. Also, does anyone here lease the land for market gardening? Thanks. |
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- Posted by flowerfarmer z5 MI (My Page) on Tue, Jan 11, 05 at 9:10
Chicago is the BIG guys playground. That is the word on the street around here. The markets are also hard to get into. I have also heard large farmers in the southern states bring their produce up to the Chicago market. Or, were you talking about smaller markets in suburban areas around Chicago? |
- Posted by pickahotpeppa z5 IL (My Page) on Tue, Jan 11, 05 at 14:26
Hi flower. I was really asking about all of them. But mostly the smaller suburban markets. It seems that the markets nearer Chicago are all run by the same person (or organization). Also, quite a few of the suburban markets all have the same contact person as well. I guess if southern growers bring their produce up here, than that defeats the purpose of "locally grown", I would think. |
- Posted by flowerfarmer z5 MI (My Page) on Tue, Jan 11, 05 at 15:02
Unfortunately, resellers assume "locally grown" means grown anywhere here in the states. That is why many of us growers prefer the grower's only markets. I don't know anything about the smaller suburban markets other than I have a sister living in a northwest suburb. And, she would love a good farmers market. It seems that would be a good opportunity for someone who seems to be as motivated as you appear. Your other question was about leasing land. We grow flowers for market on seven acres; and, lease three additional acres from our neighbor, who is a retired dairy farmer. |
- Posted by pickahotpeppa z5 IL (My Page) on Tue, Jan 11, 05 at 21:15
Thanks, ff, for the replies. We only have our little 3/4 acre lot. The problem is the shade. The people that owned the property before us were silver maple happy. I do have an unheated greenhouse where I can start more than we have room to grow. We can grow small scale, and rent garden plots where my husband works for additional space (in full sun). But, I have been eye-balling my neighbors property with envy. They just bought it, and have no use for the land other than a dirt-bike track for his friends and his son. How hard would it be to prepare the 5 acres he isn't using into usable garden beds? This section of his property directly behind us isn't buildable (land is somewhat low with a drainage ditch running throught it). It was used previously for hay and our new neighbors have absolutely no use for it. They just let all of the weeds grow up and run to seed. Seems like such a waste. With all of this cold, cloudy weather, I look out my window at that old pasture and dream of filling it with beds full of flowers, berries and vegetables. I think about the only sizable crop we could get from our property would be mushrooms, lol. In fact, last year it looked as if we were going to be taken over by toadstools. :-P |
Have you tried or heard of the Green City Market. It's only a few years old I think and is growing every year. I'd have to find the contact info for you but it's near the lake in the park and does very very well. I think it's mostly organic if not completely. I'm also part of a tiny market in Humboldt Park and I would not suggest anyone drive in just for that. It's a good market though for anyone just starting out and wanting to give it a try. It's on Saturdays. I believe Green city market is on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. I found their website. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Green City Market
I never sold there, but I used to shop at the Park Forest Farmer's Market. It's not a large market -- I think maybe 10-15 vendors. There are one or two that certainly brought their goods in from far away, but the rest all seemed to be locally growing. There was always an organic vendor or two, some others who specialized in heirloom tomatoes. I think that the village was good about programming community groups to have activities during the market to help bring in more traffic (as a member of the community, I always enjoyed seeing what was going on!). A friend of mine was a member of the quilting guild and they'd have a couple of Saturdays with demonstrations and a raffle, various kids' groups held bake sales, etc. The community is pretty supportive of this market. Again, it's not real big, but if you're looking for a place to get your feet wet it might be a place to try. (Oh, Park Forest is about 35 miles due south of Chicago, in case you're not familiar with the area.) --Johanna |
- Posted by Neil_allen z5/6 Chi IL (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Jan 14, 05 at 14:23
My wife and I have sold dried flowers and lavender at the City of Chicago farmer's markets for the last four years. If you want to start small, think about their monthly markets. It's easy to get into them, but precisely because they don't take place week after week, they have difficulty building up a clientele. They're really dependent on a local community organization or cultural institution beating the drum for them, and I know from experience that they can be a real drag if community support isn't there. On the other hand, this is a way of getting your feet wet, and at least through last year there was a rule that participants in the big downtown markets also had to do at least some of the monthlies, so you get to meet people with a lot of experience and see how your stuff stacks up. There are also special pre-season and post-season markets that are fairly easy to get into -- if you've got something to sell. The other vendors that I know best are genuine growers/producers. There are some I've seen that may stretch that concept, but most are for real, and they're usually very friendly. I can't say what will do best -- that seems to vary from one market to the next. At some, people are looking for "mainstream" produce, like from a supermarket. At others, you may have chefs looking for unusual vegetables or people looking for ethnic specialties. You might do well semi-specializing -- offering a lot of starts of heirloom tomatoes/a wide variety of exotic peppers/Indian corn according to the season. A big problem is that the program is now under the wing of the Mayor's Office of Special Events. It's not that they're bad folks or anything -- quite the opposite -- but they've usually got bigger fish to fry, like Taste of Chicago, Blues Fest or the opening of Millenium Park. Right now, their web site has no information about the 2005 season, and I'm not counting on even getting an application until a week before the earliest pre-season market (around Mother's Day). The name of the guy in charge is Ron Salazar. |
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Colombia: Trade union leader and family threatened
Colombia: Trade union leader and family threatened
Index AI : AMR 23/033/2013Date de publication : 25 juillet 2013
Catégorie(s) : Colombie
Colombian trade union leader Héctor Sánchez received a death threat on 16 July. In a separate incident information was stolen from an NGO in the capital, Bogotá. Both had taken part in a meeting to prepare a mock trial related to the oil industry.


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Gtuner Explained
Gtuner is the main software programming, updating and configuring your CronusMAX with plugins that give you access to everything from rapidfire mod packs, remapping profiles, custom scripting and combo-capturing. Gtuner is a very powerful tool designed for beginners through to advanced users.
It has an IDE for GPC scripting development, which mainly consists of a source code editor, a compiler and automation tools. For people who have no experience in programming there is an interface for viewing and download GPC scripts from our online database. The scripts database is powered by the CronusMAX community and is growing day by day with hundreds of different scripts for XBOX 360 & PS3 games.
The Programmer Panel allows you download all ModPacks, and also to mix any combination of Scripts, Remappings (from MaxRemapper) and ModPacks into the CronusMAX memory slots.
Online Library for free scripts
Compiler for script programming and live testing
Programmer for profiles, custom scripts and gpc files
Gtuner Plugins
Gtuner includes a range of plugins that that control different aspects of the CronusMAX capabilities.
Combo Magick
The Combo Magick plugin reads the controller input and converts this data into GPC code to assist in creating scripts. The optimization is done in order to minimize the code size, but ensuring that all events are reproduced faithfully. The algorithm automatically identifies the beginning and end of the sequence of commands executed in the controller. You can include (or exclude) data from accelerometers.
Now also think of the potential here – let's say you have a modded controller from a company that says their Jitter mod is one of a kind and impossible to copy and no one else has it. With Combo Magick you can record it and convert to an editable GPC script in seconds !
As a test we took an expensive "Wolf Controller" and were able to convert every single mod into script form within 5 minutes. Just think what the community could do when everyone shares scripts with each other – CronusMAX is simply unbeatable
Record any sequence of commands that you do on the controller and then reproduce this sequence any time you want. For some kinds of games this feature is especially useful. For example to help a friend to finish a Guitar Hero song on hard difficulty. What you can do? You can record the sequence of commands while playing Guitar Hero and then send the file to your friend, so he can use the GameRec plugin to load the file and reproduce the sequence that you created.
Play your PS3 or XBox 360 games with a keyboard and mouse. The MaxAim Plugin allow PS3/XBox360 owners to seamlessly use the PC keyboard and mouse for playing games with the same accuracy and dexterity as enjoyed by PC gamers. Assign your desired keyboard/mouse configuration to match the buttons and analog sticks on your traditional Xbox 360 or Playstation 3 controller. The plugin captures the keyboard and mouse input from your PC, maps these inputs to controller and, through the GPP device, sends the data to console.
The MaxAim now works in both plugin and application modes. The plugin can open/close the "GPP Monitor" and load scripts. Use the plugin during development and testing of scripts, and the application to normal operation. When a script is loaded and saved into a layout it will work in both the plugin and application. Set various parameters of mouse (smoothness, acceleration, sensitivity, DeadZone diagonal correction, mouse DPI; the axis X and Y can be configured independently) by a panel of intuitive controls and graphical visualization of the transformation curves. Functionality to export/import layouts. Storage of a GPC script directly in the layout. Configure up to 10 mappings for a given controller entry. For example, you can configure the keys "T", "F1″ and mouse "Wheel UP" to trigger the SQUARE button. 9 extra entries to be used by scripts. Eg. to turn on/off rapidfire, to run a combo, etc … The controller connected to the input port works in cooperative mode with the keyboard/mouse, allowing the player to use both mediums to operate the console/game. The speed and rate of transmission is not restricted by software. The Bulsseue will try to update the console as many as possible. The maximum limit is 1000 updates per second, imposed by the USB interface.
MaxRemapper plugin allows you easily (without any programing knowledge) remap all buttons, analog sticks and sensors to accurately customize the controller layout of any game (image having PS3 Sixaxis features on an XBOX 360!). It's also possible adjust the sensitivity of any controller input. The plugin can auto-generate GPC scripts based on the remapping and sensitivity settings, so the user can manually add extra features as, for example, rapidfire.


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3 The pride of your heart has deceived you, you who live in the clefts of the rock, in your lofty dwelling, who say in your heart, "Who will bring me down to the ground?" | 3 The pride of your heart has deceived you, you who live in the clefts of the rocks and make your home on the heights, you who say to yourself, 'Who can bring me down to the ground?' |
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It seems that I will soon be forced to visit that idiot filled, bumper to bumper hell known as Gatlinburg-Pigeon Forge. I have previously been to the Aquarium which was not posted at the time. This time we will be hitting it plus the Dixie Stampede and the Titanic musuem thing.
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Colorado: Shooting death precedes governor's gun law signing
The morning after the head of Colorado's Department of Corrections was shot to death at his home, the governor signed new gun control bills into law. Police have not yet identified any suspects in the crime, which does not appear to have been a break-in, robbery, or random act.
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The head of Colorado's prison system was shot to death as he answered the doorbell at his home in what police said may have been a targeted slaying linked to his high-profile position.
The shooting on Tuesday night punctuated an intense debate on gun control in Colorado, coming just hours before the state's Democratic governor signed into law new firearms-control measures spurred by a rash of deadly mass shootings in the state and elsewhere.
Police said Tom Clements, 58, appointed two years ago as executive director of the Colorado Department of Corrections, was shot at his home in a secluded wooded area near the town of Monument, 45 miles (72 km) south of Denver.
The killing did not appear to be linked to any break-in or robbery attempt, and did not appear to be a random act of violence, said El Paso County Sheriff's Department Lieutenant Jeff Kramer.
"We are sensitive to the high-profile position in which Mr. Clements served and the fact there could be people who would target him based on his position," Kramer said in a statement on Wednesday.
Clements also spent 31 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections, where he became the No. 2 official.
Kramer said that according to a 911 emergency call for help received shortly before 9 p.m. local time, Clements was shot after answering the doorbell. He was found dead by sheriff's deputies arriving on the scene.
His home sits on a street that is "not a major thoroughfare," Kramer said. "There's no reason to turn off onto that road unless you had business there."
Officials began a search for Clements' assailant on Tuesday night, but no suspects had been pinpointed, Kramer said.
He said police were investigating the sighting of what was described as an unoccupied, "boxy" two-door sedan idling near the house about 15 minutes before the first 911 call. The same car was reported seen a short time later traveling from the scene with a lone, unidentified occupant, he said.
Police were also looking for a woman, between ages 35 and 50, who may have been "speed-walking" on Clements' street about the time of the shooting and was considered a potential witness, Kramer said.
He said some neighbors told police they heard what might have been gunshots in the area at the time.


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Warning Signs in Elementary School Children
It is during the elementary school years that learning problems frequently become apparent as disabilities interfere with increasingly demanding and complex learning tasks. Difficulties in learning academic subjects and emotional and/or social skills may become a problem. Warning signs for this age group may include any of those listed above for preschool children in addition to the following.
- Slow learning of the correspondence of sound to letter.
- Consistent errors in reading or spelling
- Difficulty remembering basic sight words
- Inability to retell a story in sequence
- Trouble learning to tell time or count money
- Confusion of math signs (+, -, x, /, =)
- Transposition of number sequences
- Trouble memorizing math facts
- Trouble with place value
- Difficulty remembering the steps of mathematic operations such as long division Motor Skills
- Poor coordination, or awkwardness
- Difficulty copying from chalkboard
- Difficulty aligning columns (math)
- Poor handwriting Attention/Organization
- Difficulty concentrating or focusing on a task
- Difficulty finishing work on time
- Inability to follow multiple directions
- Unusual sloppiness, carelessness
- Poor concept of direction (left, right)
- Rejection of new concepts, or changes in routine
Social Behavior
- Difficulty understanding facial expressions or gestures
- Difficulty understanding social situations
- Tendency to misinterpret behavior of peers and/or adults
- Apparent lack of "common sense"
If teachers have not discussed the possibility of an evaluation already, the parents may request that the child's school conduct a formal evaluation. A request submitted to the school principal must be honored by the school system in a timely manner.
Warning Signs in Secondary School Children
Some learning disabilities go undetected until secondary school. Physical changes occurring during adolescence and the increased demands of middle and senior high school may bring the disabilities to light. Previously satisfactory performance declines. Inappropriate social skills may lead to changes in peer relationships and discipline problems. Increased frustration and poor self-concepts can lead to depression and/or angry outbursts. Warning signs of learning disabilities in secondary school students include the following, which again, should occur as a pattern of behaviors, to a significant degree, and over time.
Language/Mathematics/Social Studies
- Avoidance of reading and writing
- Tendency to misread information
- Difficulty summarizing
- Poor reading comprehension
- Difficulty understanding subject area textbooks
- Trouble with open-ended questions
- Continued poor spelling
- Poor grasp of abstract concepts
- Poor skills in writing essays
- Difficulty in learning foreign language
- Poor ability to apply math skills
- Difficulty staying organized
- Trouble with test formats such as multiple choice
- Slow work pace in class and in testing situations
- Poor note taking skills
- Poor ability to proofread or double check work
Social Behavior
- Difficulty accepting criticism
- Difficulty seeking or giving feedback
- Problems negotiating or advocating for oneself
- Difficulty resisting peer pressure
- Difficulty understanding another person's perspectives
Again, parents have the right to request an evaluation by the public schools to determine if the student has learning disabilities.
Research has shown that the sooner LD is detected and intervention is begun, the better the chance to avoid school failure and to improve chances for success in life. When parents or teachers suspect a child has learning disabilities, they should seek evaluation.
Colarusso, R.P., O'Rourke, C.M. (1999) Special education for all teachers (2nd ed.). Dubuque, IA: Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company.
Lerner, J.W., Lowenthal, B., & Egan, R.W. (1998). Preschool children with special needs: children at risk: children with disabilities. Needham Heights, MA: Allyn & Bacon. 800-666-9433.
Mercer, C.D, (1997). Students with learning disabilities (5th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc. 800-282-0693.
National Center for Learning Disabilities. (2000) Early warning signs. [online]. Available: http://ld.org/info/early_signs.cfm
O'Shea, L.J., O'Shea, D.J. & Algozzine, R. (1998) Learning disabilities: From theory toward practice. Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall, Inc. 800-282-0693.
Schumaker, J., Deshler, D., Alley, G., & Warner, M.M. (1983). Toward the development of an intervention model for learning disabled adolescents: The University of Kansas Institute. Exceptional Education Quarterly, 4 (1), 45-74.
Silver, L. B. (1998). The misunderstood child:Understanding and coping with your child's learning disability (3rd ed.). New York: Times Books, (a division of Random House). 800-733-3000.
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Steven Demetri Georgiou, the London-born son of a Swedish mother and a Greek father, launched his career in folk-pop in the late '60s under the name Cat Stevens. He released several albums and wrote songs that were hits for other artists (Rod Stewart, for example, had a major smash years later with Stevens' early composition "The First Cut Is the Deepest"). However, real success on both sides of the Atlantic didn't come till 1970's Tea for the Tillerman, which followed his near-death from tuberculosis and metamorphosis into an introspective songwriter. Numerous gold and platinum albums followed through most of the '70s; in 1977, however, Stevens became a Muslim and took the name Yusuf Islam. By 1979 he had retired from show business, and went on to live a quiet religious life in London with his wife and five children, founding one of Britain's top Islamic schools. In the late '80s he attracted some notoriety by voicing support for the Ayatollah Khomeini's fatwa against Satanic Verses author Salman Rushdie. In 1995 he released a double CD that consisted of Muslim chanting and a spoken-word biography of Mohammed; virtually ignored in the West, the album was a huge hit in the Islamic world.
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By Kim Zetter
Threat Level
April 08, 2009
A company whose servers were seized in a recent FBI raid on Texas data
centers applied for a temporary restraining order to force the bureau to
return its servers, but was denied by a U.S. district court last week.
The company, Liquid Motors, provides inventory management and marketing
services to national automobile dealers, such as AutoNation. It was one
of about 50 companies put out of business last week when the FBI seized
the servers at Core IP Networks, one of two data centers and co-location
facilities raided by the [1] FBI's Dallas office in the last month in an
investigation into VoIP fraud.
Although Liquid Motors was not a target of the investigation, the FBI
took all of the company's servers and backup tapes in the raid.
"As a result, Liquid Motors, Inc. has been put out of business and is in
breach of its contracts with automobile dealers throughout the country,"
the company wrote in its application for the restraining order [2]
(.pdf). "Those automobile dealerships ... may hold Liquid Motors
responsible for all of their lost business, and may terminate their
contracts with Liquid Motors, causing permanent and irreparable harm ...
for which there is no adequate remedy at law."
The company noted that it maintained duplicate servers to prevent
outages and housed those servers in a building "on a five power grid
with a generator that can last for thirty days."
Only "a bomb to the building" or, as it happens, an FBI raid, could
cause the servers to go down, the company stated.
The U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas denied the
request [3] (.pdf), however, after holding an ex parte discussion with
FBI Special Agent Allyn Lynd, who led the raid. Lynd told the court that
the owner of the co-location facility was being investigated for fraud
and that even though Liquid Motors was not part of the investigation,
its equipment might have been used to facilitate fraud by others.
[1] http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2009/04/data-centers-ra.html
[2] http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/files/Liquid_Motors_v_Lynd.pdf
[3] http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/files/liquid_motors_v_lynd_tro_judge_ruling.pdf
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A healthy take on the Greek eggplant casserole. Submitted by KHILKEY Carbs: 16.4g | Fat: 4.7g | Fiber: 3.3g | Protein: 10.7g | Calories: 153
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This is a very versatile recipe with substitutions that can make the cookies tastier or healthier, depending on the ingredients. The ingredients in the recipe are, in my opinion, the best combination of taste and nutrition. They can certainly be healthier or tastier, but that's up to you. I've tried many of the alternative ingredients and think they all work well. Enjoy! Submitted by AND_SCENE Carbs: 14.2g | Fat: 5.4g | Fiber: 1.6g | Protein: 2.1g | Calories: 183.5
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Cookbook creator says: Definitely trying this with cranberries! Submitted by MBTHOMPSON Carbs: 9.6g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 1.3g | Calories: 67.8
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YUM, Healthy, Low cal, High Fiber, Low Fat! Submitted by KKKRRR1 Carbs: 18.7g | Fat: 5g | Fiber: 2.8g | Protein: 3.7g | Calories: 124.1
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Healthy alternative to old fashioned oatmeal cookies. Submitted by DETRIA Carbs: 13.1g | Fat: 2.2g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 2.2g | Calories: 103.9
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From Bob's Red Mill Muesli package. Delicious and low fat! Submitted by BROOKELINNE Carbs: 14g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 1.3g | Protein: 1.4g | Calories: 76.7
I just looooove the flavor of the Oriental flavor ramen, but don't want the MSG or high salt. Here is a copycat that tastes just like it, without the sodium. I use it in everything now, and add salt to taste. Submitted by MZMARGO Carbs: 38.6g | Fat: 1.3g | Fiber: 7.1g | Protein: 6.5g | Calories: 171
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I am a huge fan of ramen. I am -not- a huge fan of the seasoning packets that -come- with the ramen, though. After having had real, Japanese ramen, it's hard to stomach those blah packet-flavors, and they're so, so salty. And thus, this is one ramen broth recipe I'd found (and have heavily modified) to make one of the huge bowls of Japanese-style miso-flavored ramen that I love so well. Submitted by LADYPIXEL Carbs: 37.7g | Fat: 14.3g | Fiber: 7.6g | Protein: 22.7g | Calories: 360.5
Incredible! 5.0/5
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This is not quite the traditional cold ramen dish served in Japan during the summer. It's almost vegetarian. The vegetables have been doubled to produce two servings. That means the sodium and carbs are cut in half. Submitted by JOHNKAWAKAMI Carbs: 61.6g | Fat: 11.4g | Fiber: 6.4g | Protein: 18g | Calories: 434.8
Very Good 4.5/5
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OMG...this is really awesome and filling Submitted by HERESTOCOUGARS Carbs: 10.4g | Fat: 9.7g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 3g | Calories: 135.2
Banana and oatmeal are a perfect pair in these not-too-sweet treats. Carbs: 12.2g | Fat: 2.5g | Fiber: 0.5g | Protein: 1.1g | Calories: 66.8
Serve these fruit kebabs at your next party. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 8.9g | Fat: 0.4g | Fiber: 1.2g | Protein: 0.9g | Calories: 40
Good as a side dish or dessert, this salad made from fresh fruit is naturally low in fat, saturated fat, and sodium. Plus, it's cholesterol free. Carbs: 25g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 2.9g | Protein: 1.2g | Calories: 98.1


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Liechtenstein is the world's leading exporter of false teeth.
The closer you look, the weirder Mother Nature appears. Some birds that look absolutely common on the outside have anatomical features that will surprise you. Trombone
While we're not sure what other colors were nominated, we do have a winner. The envelope please"¦ "¦ and the award goes to 14-0848 Mimosa! (rejoicing, cheering, fist
If yesterday's Brain Game was quick and dirty, today's offering is neither of those.
One Giant Screwup for Mankind. NASA put a man on the moon, then lost the videotape. It's probably in the warehouse right next to the Ark of the Covenant. Or is it?
Tonight, let's sit back and jam with Stevie Wonder, creator of some of the best grooves ever. Mr.
Big news! On Monday, England defeated Australia on the famous cricket pitch at Lord's for the first time in 75 years!
A lot of readers seemed to enjoy last week's look at the early roles of actors who went on to bigger and better things (and you guys came up with a lot of good ones on your own as well!) Your col
Some shows are inextricably linked with their settings, like Seinfeld and New York, or Cheers and Boston. But other TV families could have lived just about anywhere.
So let's say you're making a commercial for McDonald's. Want to make the burger look its very best, even after a few hours of filming?
It is a momentous occasion, fellow_flossers, perhaps one that isn't that important to those who aren't inclined toward somewhat educational trivia.
My wife Lizzie turned me on to this blog by Brooklyn artist Sophie Blackall. Sophie scans the missed connections section of Craigslist for inspiration, then illustrates the ones she digs.
I've quit a few jobs in my time, and it's always an awkward process.
I made a Babies R Us run this morning. Before I left, my wife mentioned that our 12-month-old daughter could use a few more sets of size-12-months pajamas.
No self-respecting canine travels to a luxurious spa in the cargo bay of a 757, so it was only a matter of time before an airline that caters exclusively to pets arrived.
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Autonomous robots that find their way through unfamiliar terrain? Not so distant future.
The robot in the arena. The small camera films the objects and passes the information to the neural network by wifi. The network processes the data and controls the movement direction of the robot.
Martin Paul Nawrot
Researchers at the Bernstein Fokus Neuronal Basis of Learning, the Bernstein Center Berlin and the Freie Universität Berlin have developed a robot that perceives environmental stimuli and learns to react to them.
The scientists used the relatively simple nervous system of the honeybee as a model for its working principles. To this end, they installed a camera on a small robotic vehicle and connected it to a computer. The computer program replicated in a simplified way the sensorimotor network of the insect brain.
The input data came from the camera that—akin to an eye—received and projected visual information. The neural network, in turn, operated the motors of the robot wheels—and could thus control its motion direction.
The outstanding feature of this artifical mini brain is its ability to learn by simple principles. "The network-controlled robot is able to link certain external stimuli with behavioral rules," says Professor Martin Paul Nawrot, head of the research team and member of the sub-project "Insect inspired robots: towards an understanding of memory in decision making" of the Bernstein Focus. "Much like honeybees learn to associate certain flower colors with tasty nectar, the robot learns to approach certain colored objects and to avoid others."
In the learning experiment, the scientists located the network-controlled robot in the center of a small arena. Red and blue objects were installed on the walls. Once the robot's camera focused on an object with the desired color—red, for instance—, the scientists triggered a light flash. This signal activated a so-called reward sensor nerve cell in the artificial network. The simultaneous processing of red color and the reward now led to specific changes in those parts of the network, which exercised control over the robot wheels. As a consequence, when the robot "saw" another red object, it started to move toward it. Blue items, in contrast, made it to move backwards. "Just within seconds, the robot accomplishes the task to find an object in the desired color and to approach it," explains Nawrot. "Only a single learning trial is needed, similar to experimental observations in honeybees."
The current study has been carried out within an interdisciplinary collaboration between Professor Martin Paul Nawot's research group "Neuroinformatics" (Institut of Biology), and the group "Intelligent Systems and Robotics" (Institute of Computer Science) headed by Raúl Rojas at Freie Universität Berlin. The scientists are now planning to expand their neural network by supplementing more learning principles. Thus, the mini brain will become even more powerful—and the robot more autonomous.
The Bernstein Focus Neuronal Basis of Learning, sub-project "Insect inspired robots: towards an understanding of memory in decision making" and the Bernstein Center Berlin are part of the National Bernstein Network Computational Neuroscience in Germany. With this funding initiative, the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has supported the new discipline of Computational Neuroscience since 2004 with more than 170 million Euros. The network is named after the German physiologist Julius Bernstein (1835–1917).
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The Marine is flying around in his space ship on a peaceful day (or night, whatever-you can't really tell in space). Out of nowhere at all, a meteor shower decides to intervene upon his goings on. And it does so in the form of smashing his ship with a barrage of big freakin' rocks.
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Ok, here it is, due to unfortunate circumstances, (and poor planing on my part), I may have to sell one or more of my beloved handguns.
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Orville Hickman Browning (February 10, 1806 – August 10, 1881) was a Republican Senator from Illinois.
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Browning was appointed to fill the U.S. Senate seat of Stephen A. Douglas after Douglas' untimely death. Browning's bid for re-election as Senator from Illinois failed in 1862, leaving Abraham Lincoln with no personal friends in Congress. It was rumored that Lincoln was considering appointing Browning Secretary of the Interior to replace Caleb Blood Smith, but he did not become Secretary of the Interior until the Johnson administration.
President Andrew Johnson appointed him Secretary of the Interior serving from 1866 to 1869. Browning entered into a private law and lobbying practice in Washington, D.C., after the war, partnering with Thomas Ewing Sr. and his son, Thomas Ewing Jr.. Browning died August 10, 1881 and is buried in Woodland Cemetery, Quincy, Illinois.
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