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Eight artists — both established and emerging — come together to showcase their paintings
After a brief absence from the art scene, The Faraway Tree Gallery returns with an exhibition featuring the works of John Tun Sein, KM Adimoolam, Akkitham Narayanan, RB Bhaskaran, Bibekananda Santra, Gurdeep Singh, Hamid Bin Amar and Pradeep Puthoor as part of Art Chennai. The untitled exhibition displays a small but very interesting selection of works from both established and emerging artists.
John Tun Sein's large amber abstract is hung alongside two oil pastel miniatures, revealing two vastly differing facets of the gentle, soft-spoken artist. The abstract is large, and abstract, whereas the other two works are small and more impressionistic, depicting the faint and smudged outlines of figures and trees. "The canvas here is completely spontaneous," he says, gesturing his abstract. "When I begin, I don't know what the finished product will look like. The journey that takes me is what is important. When it's done, it's done, and I'm ready to move on to the next work." It's an intriguing work, one that has an allure that can't quite be explained in words. It appears almost divided in half by two shades of orange, separated down the centre by a thick daubs of colour. It conveys a placid, contented kind of energy — sort of like him.
Exploring Nature
KM Adimoolam's work is similarly spontaneous, exploring Nature through abstraction on a canvas that works through the artist's vision of the natural world entirely through colour — discovering the "untold truths" through the medium of paint.
Akkitham Narayanan's canvas features triangles, squares and curves, playing with colour and geometry, and shrouding his shapes with soft-focus edges that are subtly offset and slim straight white lines that divide his space into geometric shapes.
RB Bhaskaran's mixed media on paper works with Indian motifs, and there is a tribal dimension to his work, that is generously scattered with dots, whilst Hamid Bin Amar's impasto oils fuse colour and texture, creating a thick myriad of shades.
(The exhibition is on at The Faraway Tree until April 7)
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Before I dig into the topic for this blog entry, let me recap a couple recent and important events. As the reader should already know, Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 has shipped. The final bits were delivered to manufacturing on September 12th. That started a process of publishing the software online (Sept 19th) as well as on physical media (Sept 27th.) We have already won some large deals (competitive;) and we are seeing a big positive impact on our customer's satisfaction.
Also, as I mentioned in my last blog, I spent last week meeting with Altiris customers at the Altiris customer event called Manage Fusion. The event took place in Orlando the same time as Gartner's ITExpo. Therefore, I also took a chance to visit a couple sessions at the Gartner show (and sip a few drinks swinging in a hammock at the Swan during the breaks. ;)
Let's not get side tracked though, back on Manage Fusion. As one might imagine, I heard resounding support and encouragement to further the integration work between the Altiris management framework and the SEP 11.0 agent. I had the privilege to address Altiris's technical advisory board and we had a good discussion around how we can do this. I will save some of the technical details for a later blog but suffice to say, I think we can deliver some real value to joint SEP 11.0 and Altiris customers. In fact, sometime in the future, I can see our management systems completely converged. Thereby, continuing to deliver lower costs and complexity in endpoint management and endpoint security.
Finally, the main topic I want to cover in this blog entry: people are the perimeter now. By extending business process and sensitive information to employees, customers, partners and investors, to the computers they use where they happen to be, enterprises have reduced cost, enabled new market access and achieved other valuable business goals. Employees can check their 401K accounts at coffee shops. Customers can pay for goods with cell phones. Partners can leverage global economics. Investors obtain value from these relationships. Woo hoo!
The Internet and Personal Computing have changed business models for good and business now depends on these benefits. Expectations have been set about the value of these relationships. There's no going back. The challenge is that business process has been extended to people beyond the range of protection offered by most enterprises today. Relationships, information, not just devices, must be protected from misuse, mistakes, malicious access, and misfortune.
Cybercrimals understand that enterprise process is exposed. They've responded by creating a new level of malicious access with a new level of business consequence. Hackers created business disruption. Cybercriminals can create brand damage. Today 80 percent of attacks on business are financially motivated – up from 50% in 2004. (Source: Symantec ISTR). Cybercriminals, with a deep knowledge of business process are coordinating hackers thieves and spies like modules, to find exposures in business process, to gather the pieces of interactions creating new fraudulent ones.
One of the ways cybercriminals take financial advantage here is to target the data or information. A great website to see this happening almost real-time is PrivacyRights.org. You can find an up to date listing of personal data breaches since 2005. At the time of this writing, there are over 167m disclosures of personal information due to one of the reasons I specified above: misuse, mistakes, malicious access, and misfortune.
If the reader reads the different disclosures, you should definitely get the idea that the person is the critical exposure. The person and their endpoint is where the data resides, either in email, structured databases or just documents in the file system. That data is what the cybercriminalist is after. Making this easy for the bad guy, we estimate that as much as 20% of the endpoints that show up on our networks are unmanaged. Guests, personal data devices (iPods), Kiosks, and even corporate computer are often outside the ability of the enterprise to manage. Yet they have to be included in new business process, protected and compliant with policy agreed upon.
Cybercriminals find exposures because business interactions and data are extended over networks to endpoints whose integrity is often unmanaged. To solve this problem, we must eliminate the gap between business process and the ability (technology and process) to protect it from malware and compromised endpoints. To solve this problem, we need to be sure we can keep the bad stuff out and the good stuff in, no matter if the endpoint is one we own or an unknown device. If we cannot be sure the endpoint is safe, we should not give it access to our data.
From a technology perspective, we clearly need solid malicious code protection. I talked about Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0 in an earlier blog. It provides top notch protection here. We also need data leakage protection. This capability is important at the gateway (as data leaves and enters an organization.) It will also become increasingly important on the endpoint (refer back to the disclosure list at privacyrights.org.) In addition, as more and more data gets encrypted (i.e. by default in ipv6), less and less content inspection can take place at the gateway. Another important form of data leakage prevention is full disk encryption. FD encryption is key. It will not prevent the accidental loss of a laptop but it will prevent any customer records disclosure from that laptop.
Finally, some elements of network access control are key to being up to trust your partners and their relationships. The network access control solution needs to be flexible and powerful. It should not lock a customer into a certain platform of operating system or network. The network access control solution needs to work for both managed endpoints as well as unmanaged endpoint (remember those guests.) Symantec Network Access Control 11.0 meets all of these requirements.
Along with Symantec Endpoint Protection 11.0, we also released Symantec Network Access Control 11.0. SNAC 11.0 leverages the same management system and agent architecture as SEP 11.0. Therefore, SEP 11.0 customers will find it very easy to deploy SNAC 11.0. I will not go into any more details here. If the reader wants a really good head to head review of NAC alternatives, Network World recently ran a good comparative review of 13 different NAC solutions. Can you guess who came in on top? Yes, SNAC 11.0.
Well, this blog entry has gone on long enough. In summary, business relationships and initiatives drive innovation and technology adoption. Business relationships are extended to people beyond the range of today's protection. Cybercriminals understand this. Protection must be extended through improved Endpoint Security, multi-tier data leakage protection, and flexible network access control. Symantec has solutions in these areas in the market today. Give us a call!
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Pierzynski and Rios return to Chicago
CHICAGO -- Former White Sox stars A.J. Pierzynski and Alex Rios on Friday made their return to Chicago for the first time in Texas Rangers uniforms.
"This obviously was a special place and I have a lot of great memories here, so it's fun to come back and see everybody," said Pierzynski, 36, who signed with the Rangers as a free agent after last season when the White Sox did not tender a contract to him.
"This was home for a long time," said Pierzynski, who played eight seasons with the White Sox. "It's unfortunate, but things happen and I ended up in a pretty darn good place."
Given where the White Sox are (52-74) and the Rangers (74-53, tied with Detroit for best record in the American League), Chicago may be second-guessing itself for letting Pierzynski go. He came into Friday night's game, the first of a three-game series, hitting .279 with 14 home runs for Texas.
"You've got to want to get back there every day and I've been fortunate I've been on teams where they've asked me to do that," the veteran catcher said. "That's one of those things that's prideful. I still want to be back there. I still want to help teams and I'm happy to be a Ranger and on a team that's doing well, and where I get to play."
At the same time, Pierzynski feels for the struggles his former team has gone through this season.
"Obviously I'm a little surprised because I think coming in they thought they had high expectations," Pierzynski said. "There's no ill feelings toward the White Sox organization at all on my end, so I don't want to see them do poorly. Obviously when we play `em I want to see them lose, but other than that I have no ill will or hard feelings at all to them.
"To see where they are and where they're sitting right now, yeah, it is a little surprising because I thought, like everybody else, they'd be better."
As for Rios, the Rangers acquired him in an August 8 trade with the White Sox for cash and a player to be named later.
"It hasn't been that bad," Rios said of the transition to his new team. "They welcomed me with open arms. It was a very warm welcome and since the first day I thought I was part of the family, that's how good they received me."
Had the trade not occurred, Rios would still be with a team that will miss the playoffs. Instead, he's now on one of the best teams in the majors and is looking forward to the playoffs.
"I'm actually excited, I've never experienced the playoffs before," Rios said. "The only thing that I can relate to that feeling is the (World Baseball Classic) when we made it to the Finals, but I guess the playoffs is another feeling and I'm looking forward to that."
Rios and Pierzynski have been made to feel at home with the Rangers, and with good reason: they're two of seven players on the current 25-man roster that previously played in Chicago with either the White Sox (relievers Neal Cotts and Jason Frasor) or the crosstown Cubs (starting pitcher Matt Garza, acquired July 22; catcher Geovany Soto and utilityman Jeff Baker).
"(Having familiar faces when he arrived in Texas) did help a little bit, because you jump right in and start talking to them and the transition isn't as bad," Rios said. "Having A.J. and Soto, who I know from back home, it was a good thing."
When former White Sox pitcher Mark Buerhle made his first visit back to Chicago after joining the Miami Marlins in 2012, he inadvertently went to the White Sox dressing room by force of old habit.
Pierzynski has talked to Buerhle about the gaff, but didn't do so himself. Still, it was pretty obvious talking to Pierzynski before Friday's game that he misses the Windy City and his old team.
"I have nothing but great feelings for the fans, the city, the organization and I miss the city," he said. "I miss the people. I miss the energy of the city, but I'm very happy in Dallas, in Arlington and it was a fun ride."
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The Food Revolution Ignites At Edmonds Community College
Thu 25 Aug 2011Story by Chris Hudyma
It all started with a wellness program, a cookbook and guacamole�.
I�m the Director of the Organizational Development & Employee Training Department at Edmonds Community College (EdCC) in Washington State. As part of our services, my team runs the college�s wellness program, LiveWell, which consists of short presentations on a variety of health and wellness topics as well as an annual wellness fair for the college�s 1,000 employees and 20,000 students.
In December of 2010, my husband gifted me with Jamie Oliver�s Food Revolution Cookbook. I had seen Jamie�s TED Talk and was completely inspired by his wish, �to create a strong, sustainable movement to educate every child about food, inspire families to cook again, and empower everyone to fight obesity.� As I read Jamie�s Food Revolution, I began to ponder how I could make a difference by sharing some of my recipes with friends.
After I shared the cookbook with the college�s LiveWell Coordinator, Barbara Pardo, she said, �Let�s do food demos here at the college!� Fortunately, our boss, Mark Cassidy, the Vice President of Human Resources, is a foodie with a passion for cooking. Of his numerous specialties, many of us in HR love his fruit-infused guacamole. Barbara invited Mark to teach the college how to make this lovely green goodness- and guacamole became the spark that ignited the Food Revolution at EdCC.
The demonstration was a hit! Twenty-two people attended to learn how to make authentic Mexican guacamole using a jolcajete and tejolote (mortar and pestle)- a 3,500- year-old tradition (recipe provided below). As a bonus, participants also learned how to make three amazing fresh salsas: Salsa Mexicanan Chymayo, Chimayo Red Chili Salsa, and Chili Tamulado Salsa.
Since then, we have organized several more cooking demonstrations and plan to continue in the next academic year. The demos consistently attract people who want to try interesting food and learn new recipes. They also build community as the presenter and audience discuss food, preparation, and personal experiences. It is inspiring to see people sharing their families� food culture.
In terms of our community revolution, I see myself as a �connector�. I am making the connections and building relationships with people both within the college and community in relation to the Food Revolution, hoping that by making people aware that the Food Revolution is local, and by connecting them to each other, they can find what works for them as they become involved in making healthy food choices, helping families cook from scratch with wholesome food and helping the school district improve their food. There are many people already playing a role in food within our community and by connecting them all together we can create a revolution everyone can get involved in.
Recently, we decided to bring our college-wide Food Revolution to a larger audience. Planning is in full swing for a community food festival to be held in Spring 2012. With support from the Food Revolution Team, we have created our own Food Revolution Snohomish County chapter. Our mission is to connect individuals, groups and businesses that are doing wonderful work within our county to grow, distribute, prepare, cook, and sell local wholesome food.
Networking and community building abounds right now. College colleagues in our culinary, horticulture, anthropology, service learning, sustainability/diversity and Head Start Departments are excited to participate in the Food Revolution and the food festival. We are in the process of gaining community partners for the festival and are finding allies within the local school district, city and county government, YWCA, extension office, and local business community. We have more work to do, but the concept of creating a festival focused on celebrating sustainable, local, wholesome food to our community intrigues people.
Our festival may spark the Food Revolution in Snohomish County.
About the author: Chris Hudyma started the Food Revolution at Edmonds Community College where she has worked for 12 years and is the founder of the Food Revolution Snohomish Co group. A Snohomish County resident, Chris enjoys cooking for her husband and 5-year old daughter. Her favorite family recipe, which she shared in a Food Revolution Demo, is Yaya�s Greek Lemon Chicken. Her favorite recipe in Jamie�s Food Revolution Cookbook is Easy Homemade Curry Pastes.
Guacamole en Molcajete
Recipe from Diana Kennedy The Art of Mexican Cooking
Note: Ms. Kennedy notes that proper guacamole should be made in a molcajete and the mixture should remain "lumpy" not smooth. She also discourages the use of lime juice (to keep the avocado from browning) because she feels it spoils the balance of flavors. I like it because if I make if for myself, it will last longer. But for a group... browning is not a issue... its gone....
1/3 cup white onions, finely chopped
3 to 4 serrano chiles, finely chopped, with seeds
1 teaspoon coarse salt
2 pounds ripe California avocadoes (about 4 large)
2 to 3 tablespoons fresh lime juice
3/4 cup pear, peeled and finely diced (your can also use peaches, papaya, or mangoes)
3/4 cup seedless grapes, halved
3/4 cup pomegranate seeds
Special equipment: molcajete y tojolote (Mexican mortar and pestle) or food processor
In a molcajete or food processor, grind onion, chiles, and salt into a rough paste. Gradually add the avocado, coarsely mashing it (you'll want it to be chunky). Stir in the lime juice. Fold in the pear, grapes, and 1/2 cup of the pomegranate seeds. Sprinkle remaining 1/4 cup pomegranate seeds over the guacamole and serve.
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ArcHUD displays smooth arcs around your character in the middle of the screen to inform you about the health and power (mana, rage, ...) of you, your pet, and your target. In addition, it shows casts, combo points, holy power, soul shards, and a couple of other things. It discretely fades when you are out of combat and at full health/power. This is a continuation of ArcHUD2 which managed to survive various patches... until the Cataclysm. Thanks to Nenie, the original author of ArcHUD2, for... | |||||
SpellReminder |
Nov 14, 2014 | Release | |||
Features as follows: * Automatic spell detection and duration tracking. * Tertiary effect detection (frostbite, vulnerabilities, other talent effects, and more). * Customisation of bars (size, colour, positions). * EMPHASIS of expiring bars (moveable/hideable). * Audio notification when spell is ending / has ended. * Raid Announcing when spell has been cast / is ending / has ended. * Customisable bar groups supporting filtering of buffs to specific groups (target/focus/custom/default). | |||||
RaidBuffStatus |
Dec 18, 2014 | Release | |||
Reports on a configurable dashboard or to group chat on consumables, buffs, AFK, mana and many many others but in an intelligent automagic way. RBS is the last nail in the coffin of all slacking level max-level raiders. RBS also provides unique tank taunting warnings not provided by any other addon. RaidBuffStatus is for 5 man instances and raids of all sizes. RaidBuffStatus was originally written by danielbarron and is dedicated to his daughter, Jaina. The addon is currently maintained by... | |||||
Skada Avoidance and Mitigation |
Oct 18, 2014 | Release | |||
A Skada plugin mode for tanks to benchmark their damage reduction performance via avoidance and mitigation. Requires the Skada Damage Meter. Now Fully compatible with Wow 5.x! What the numbers mean: The top-level module display shows total avoidance and mitigation - the fraction of attacks against each player that were either avoided (eg dodged, parried) or actively mitigated (blocked or absorbed). Mousing over any player shows a tooltip detailing their most common forms of avoidance and... | |||||
IdiotCheck |
Jan 25, 2014 | Inactive | |||
Have you ever charged into a boss fight, only to discover you're an idiot and forgot something crucial? This mod checks your character and gear before boss pulls to make sure nothing is wrong, and yells at you in various humorous ways if you're being an idiot. It goes into considerable depth and checks many things not checked by traditional raid buffing addons. You might be an idiot if you've ever gone into a boss fight... With a broken weapon Wearing a fishing pole, chef's hat, or teleport... | |||||
PxHUD |
Jun 03, 2010 | Alpha | |||
A modularized, Ace3 re-write of IceHUD. This is intended to be an updated, easier-to-maintain-and-configure, more flexible version of IceHUD without all the bloat. | |||||
BigWigs_AnubHealAssist |
May 03, 2011 | Inactive | |||
This is a tiny BigWigs plugin that assigns icons to people who get the Penetrating Cold debuff on Anub'arak. It's great if you want to assign healers per icon, for example. For 10man heroic, it will use the Star and the Orange icons. For 25man heroic, it will use Star, Orange, Diamond, Triangle and Moon. | |||||
AweInspired |
Apr 07, 2010 | Alpha | |||
The concept for this mod was inspired by the Enhancement Shaman specific mod ShockAndAwe(Author: Levva). It is meant to bring some of the functionality aspects of that mod to other classes. While you could use this mod for an Enhancement Shaman, it is highly recommended that you use ShockAndAwe, as it has many features which are not available in this mod. For other classes, this mod will give you access to the timer bars seen in ShockAndAwe, for the priority frame features, check out the mod... | |||||
Enigma Unit Frames |
Dec 16, 2014 | Release | |||
Summary This is a continued maintenance project of the Enigma Unit Frames ( EN_UnitFrames ). The project is originally started by a player named 'Enigma' on 2006, who has quit wow game and stopped the maintenance of this addon on 2007. Another famous addon author from China, xazhaoyang829, continued the maintenance of this addon until wow version 3.0.3. Nowadays, Enigma Unit Frames ( EN_UnitFrames ) is maintained by Taiwan players from 2008 to present. Enigma Unit Frames ( EN_UnitFrames )... | |||||
ShadowedUF Aura Indicators |
Dec 17, 2013 | Inactive | |||
WARNING This has been deprecated. SUF 4.0 has it built in, you can delete this addon and update SUF. Adds aura indicators to Shadowed Unit Frames, primarily this is for healers who want information such as what raid member is missing Mark of the Wild, or who has X debuff that they need to heal the raid member for quickly. Unlike the old version, you can now use this for all units not just raid members, and it's not restricted to only friendly players. You can set it up to show an indicator on... | |||||
sBuff2 |
Sep 21, 2013 | Inactive | |||
Replacement for the Blizzard default aura frames. sBuff displays player buffs, debuffs and temporary weapon enchants. Using SecureAuraHeaders, so you can cancel buffs via right-click, even in combat ! Please note: - the main project sits on github.com/shaana (you'll always find the newest version there) - only working/stable releases will be pushed to wowace (even though wowace says alpha) | |||||
Spell Helper |
Sep 14, 2014 | Inactive | |||
Highlights the action bar spells that need to be kept on target or player | |||||
GridStatusTankCooldown |
Oct 16, 2014 | Release | |||
Adds a status to Grid for tanking and survival cooldowns. Advantages over custom auras Able to show buff caster Easier to configure & manage That's about it. Spells supported Most (defensive) spells should be supported. Check the status options for the full list and to configure priorities. If you think that there is a spell missing that should be added, feel free to post a comment or open a ticket about it. | |||||
ClassTimer |
Jan 11, 2015 | Release | |||
If there are spells missing for your class please make a ticket or add a comment, also please tell me of spells that have been removed so I can remove them from the list as well Releases means stable and working except no guarantee and limited support on sticky bars. This is an Addon to create timers for your own buffs and debuffs. General player bars on left, target in middle, focus on right, all can be moved To track CC Effects you must set the CCed mob as your focus if its not your target.... | |||||
SimpleSelfRebuff |
Dec 25, 2014 | Release | |||
SimpleSelfRebuff (SSR) is an addon aimed at easing rebuffing yourself. Quick usage Enable or select the buffs you want from the predefined list, using the command line (/ssr), the LibDataBroker object (through some LDB display like Fortress, ButtonBin, Barrel, ...) or the Blizzard addon panel of the interface menu. Use the mousewheel to rebuff when needed. Features SSR monitors your own buffs and compares them against your selection. If a buff is missing or about to fade, SSR overrides the... | |||||
BlizzFacade |
Oct 17, 2010 | Inactive | |||
BlizzFacade is a small addon that allows the default interface to be skinned by ButtonFacade. Please note that this project is experimental and may cause minor display issues. Options Access the options panel via the /blf slash command or through the Interface Options Window. Buff Frame Optionally skin the default Buff Frame. Action Bars Optionally skin each of the following action bars: Main Bar Stance Bar Pet Bar Multi-Action Bars Posses Bar Vehicle Bar Installation Download the package.... | |||||
Auracle (De)Buff Monitor |
Jan 15, 2015 | Release | |||
Auracle provides compact & customizable filtering, monitoring and grouping of buffs and debuffs. Overview Auracle's capabilities are organized roughly into "trackers", "windows" and "styles". The most important of these is the "tracker", each of which can monitor a list of multiple auras (either buffs or debuffs, but not both at the same time). When any of those (de)buffs are found, the tracker lights up (or changes visually in any number of other interesting and configurable ways). A... | |||||
DKDiseases |
Jan 19, 2015 | Release | |||
6.0 and Warlords of Draenor The addon is updated for 6.0 but the Disease Strength feature has been removed. In 6.0+ Death Knight diseases will no longer snapshot their strength. They update dynamically so there is no need to track their strength. The Soul Reaper vs. Howling Blast functionality is also not needed now but it is still in the addon. You can disable it as Soul Reaper will always do more damage than Howling Blast. It will just show the Soul Reaper icon when appropriate. Overview DK... | |||||
Shield Tracker |
Dec 23, 2014 | Release | |||
What's New Updated for 6.0. Resolve has been added and Vengeance was removed. You should delete any bars with Vengeance tracking. Description Shield Tracker allows you to create highly-configurable bars to track shields / absorbs on: You Your target Your focus Your mouseover Your pet Named players in your group. There are three modes for each bar. Select which one you prefer under the "Absorbs Tracked" tab. All uses Blizzard's API call that provides the total of every absorb on the unit.... | |||||
Blood Shield Tracker |
Dec 03, 2014 | Release | |||
Version 0.31 Updated for 6.0. Added a Resolve Bar. The Estimate Bar now uses Resolve to calculate the Death Strike heal or Blood Shield value. Overview Blood Shield Tracker is an addon to track the value of the Death Knight Blood Shield. It can show bars for the following items: The current Blood Shield value (when Blood Shield is up). The estimated heal of a Death Strike or the Blood Shield value based on Resolve. The current Power Word:Shield value on the player. The total value of all... |


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Letters to the editor from Niles and Evanston.
The influence of dolls
This is in response to "Barbie, Lammily and body images" (Perspective, March 13), by Virginia Postrel, a Bloomberg View columnist and the author of "The Power of Glamour."
I had two dolls in my early childhood some 70 years ago, and neither of them caused me to worry about my body image. Of course, no psychologists or pediatricians had yet told us about dolls inflicting lifelong neuroses of all kinds.
My dolls reposed silently on my bed and generally remained untouched until it was time for me to crawl under the covers. I didn't necessarily want these dolls, but I did name them: Priscilla and Patricia.
Priscilla was the one who looked old-fashioned. She was always in a sitting position, and her pink dress and white slip extended far beyond her stockinged feet. The hair was painted onto her head and a little lace bonnet was tied neatly under her chin. She didn't wear a smile, and her eyes were small and rather lifeless. Priscilla couldn't stand or utter a sound. Her beauty was in her total patience with everything around her.
Patricia, however, was a budding cheerleader, with sparkling green eyes and fluttering lids with long lashes. Her dress was short so she could show off her beautifully shaped legs and sporty shoes. No hat for this girl because her golden-brown locks needed freedom to fly. Patricia was talented. She could sit or stand, and her arms and legs moved this way and that.
So now experts tell us that beautiful dolls possibly can entice little girls to become dissatisfied with their bodies and yearn for thin waists, small hips and perfect lips.
For me, Priscilla was a non-entity and my brazen Patricia had no sway either, but this I can say: My beloved stuffed animals sure made me wish for fuzzier ears.
— Kathleen Melia, Niles
Northwestern fundraising
Reading the article about Northwestern University's fundraising efforts, one item jumped out at me: "The university also hopes to increase scholarships for international students …" (News, March 14).
To quote the bumper sticker: "Think globally; act locally."
Shouldn't Northwestern (a nonprofit) offer its finite scholarship dollars to those who are local (at a basic level, in the United States, Illinois, Chicagoland)? Aren't there thousands of people in Northwestern's own backyard (locally, the United States) who are gifted but cannot afford an NU education?
At the very least, wouldn't it make sense to offer scholarships to international students who will become permanent legal residents in the United States and make contributions to American culture and commerce in exchange for receiving a world-class education?
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someday, I'm going to learn how to read an electrical schematic and build one of these w/o cooking myself I've built quite a few sets of speakers and can read a crossover schematic, so maybe there is hope for me. Those speaker schematics don't have water in the mix though
I'm most of the way done putting my control panel together, pics will show up when I'm done. I do have another question though. I'm trying to decide if I should run a long extension cable outside (since the wife hates the smell) or if I should put in a breaker/receptacle in the garage. I will be using a spa panel as well so I would just need the 30 amp breaker. My question is what type of breaker do I need? I have a picture that I took with my phone of the breaker panel if that helps. Also, the panel is flush with the wall, do I need a permit to add the outlet? All right, I guess I had 2 questions.
It appears that your breaker panel has been butchered by someone. This is very apparent as several blank breaker positions are covered with duct tape to isolate the buss bars from your hands. That is a really bad scene and needs to be fixed ASAP.! I suggest that you have an electrician install the 240V 30A breaker for you and run a 4 wire power line and outlet for your setup. He can also easily fix up your mains panel to insure your safety. Please be very careful with the set up as it is now. P-J
I noticed the duct tape too. It's the first time I've looked into it and I was kinda shocked
I guess I should clarify, I was surprised not shocked. Though if I poke around any more I might be shocked
Ok, still waiting on one more L6-30 outlet for my control panel and then it will be done. I had my breaker panel cleaned up and the new outlet installed. I have an order for quick disconnects, o rings and 1 chugger pump, for now. Though I'm on a budget and I'm only upgrading slowly, I should be able to make my next brew on an electric system. I will still be waiting on a new kettle for my herms but that will definitely take a while. I'm excited about trying out my new setup!
Ok, I FINALLY have my control panel built. so its time to throw up some pics showing the progress. Here is my box cut and ready for the components Test fit of the components
Here is the inside, i used a 12x12x8 control box so it was unbelievably tight and it was difficult to run the wire neatly. and the outside I have fired it up, the sestos timer is setup, however i havent had a chance to work with the PIDs. I am currently working on getting my kettles setup. the biggest problem i have right now is that i am out of money from the wife for a little while. I have one 20 gallon kettle, and all the attachments that will be going on my boil kettle. so for now, i will be using my system as i was with propane and coolers. heating the strike water, sparge water will all be done in the boil kettle and then moved, which brings me to the chugger pump that my wife got me. i cant wait to get the kettle done so i can test it out, and then finally get to my first brew. there are no labels on my panel but the pid on the left is for the HLT and the one on the right is for the BK. as for the plugs, the upper plugs/rtd are associated with the left most item.
Needs more buttons.
It has one to select HLT or BK and alarm for each PID and alarm for the timer and a pause/reset for the timer, one for each pump, an emergency stop and then a main power switch. I'm not sure if I could have done it with less. It looks cramped because it's such a small box


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Don't get me wrong. I like the police around here. They are generally good folks doing a job that I really would not want to do myself...but am glad someone does. We have all had our run ins with the odd butthead, but they are the exception in my case, not the rule. (The CCW instructor was a sheriff to give an idea of the acceptance in my parts....)
However, I may have shot one of these guys and been shot in the process, We have the Castle Doctrine here and it would have gotten very interested with them not identifying themselves BEFORE entering my home....
LAKEVILLE, Minnesota (AP) -- A Lakeville man says he feels violated after two police officers woke him up at 3 a.m. to tell him his door was unlocked.
Their surprise visit was part of a public service campaign to remind residents to secure their homes to prevent thefts. Usually, officers just leave notices on doors.
But they went further in Troy Molde's case on Thursday. Police entered the house where four children under 7 were having a sleepover, and then went upstairs to Molde's bedroom.
The officers told Molde his garage door was open, the TV was on, the keys to his truck were left in the ignition and the door to his house was ajar.
A police spokesman says the intrusion was justified because the officers' initial door knocks went unanswered, and they wanted to make sure nothing was wrong.
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I brought my laptop to them to get fixed. The woman GUARANTEED me (a Guarantee is a legally binding contract) that for $60, I would have a 100%, no-doubt, For-Sure ANSWER, of WHAT EXACTLY was wrong with my laptop, and ALL within 24 hours. So I paid the $60 price, and left.
2 days later, I went in, because NO ONE bothered to call me, and the GUY told me "it COULD be any # of things. The motherboard, the screen, the power supply, we dont know."
I am absolutely disgusted by the service I recieved, and the fact that $60 was STOLEN from me. I will NEVER do business with criminals again.
This company built my computer. I paid $900.00 in 2010 for it. They had installed virus protection (free version AVAST). Every time I had problems with my computer because of their choice of software, they repeatedly tried to upsell me on things, such as a new virus protection for $50.00. They had the ability to fix things remotely but insisted I continually bring in my computer over & over...
wel i went in to get my old computer cleaned out cause it was running really slow from virus that were downloaded on my computer. they were able to get it done in a timely manner and cleaned-up while i was there i decided to check out some of thier towers they had displayed in the store i asked if they could build one that could suit my daily task so we sat down and discussed a few options on...
Practical Computers Inc is located in Springfield. Practical Computers Inc was established in Practical Computers Inc offers a number of products and services, which include Desktops, Servers, Servers, Laptops Upgrades, Virus Removal, New, Data Recovery, Repairs, Upgrades but specializes in Virus & Spyware Removal,Notebooks,Desktops,Upgrades,Servers,Pc & Laptop Repairs,Pc & Laptop Repair,Onsite...
Practical Computers Inc provides Small Projects and Repairs services in Springfield. Call them at 541-726-7775 for more details.