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Open software standards lead to greater efficiency and innovation, transforming both health care and education.
Your health care provider can access your entire medical history, so you never have to fill out another medical information sheet for your physician.
A college student can attend her school of choice from anywhere in the world and not worry about being too remote to learn and interact.
IBM is working to make these goals a reality. The company announced today it is pledging royalty-free access to our patent portfolio for the development and implementation of selected open healthcare and education software standards built around web services, electronic forms and open document formats.
IBM believes open software standards lead to greater efficiency and innovation, transforming both health care and education.
For example, we all understand emergency room requests have a higher priority than routine office inquiries. IBM's patents differentiating levels of service could speed that capability in web services to market.
In the education industry, IBM has patents that use web services to link students and teachers anywhere in the world based on the compatibility of their teaching and learning styles.
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While intellectual property (IP) ownership is an essential driver of innovation, technological advances are often dependent on shared knowledge, standards and collaboration. IBM's balanced IP management enables both proprietary and open models while protecting truly new and useful inventions.
Each year, IBM generates more than a $1 billion of intellectual property income, and leads the world in U.S. patents issued. This income and pipeline are vitally important to our ability to continue to innovate. At the same time, opening access to our patents allows us to treat IP as intellectual capital that IBM invests in specific industries for them to improve services and reduce costs while helping them innovate and grow.
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Hi, Posted here last year re trouble starting my KA. Car had previously had bad leak out of thermostat housing. Previous owner blamed wife claiming the head was probably cracked.I removed head ...perfect. Checked ignition, fuel system, timing.... all good. I was stumped.
Just recently got to the bottom of it.
Removed oxy sensor and car started albeit running rough. My conclusion is that coolant had made its way into CC and badly corroded and blocked it. Seems like o2 sensor telling ECU "don't allow engine to start as exhaust gases have nowhere to go". So now I need a new CC.
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What are my chances that a secondhand CC that will do the job?
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2007-08: Joseph Cramarossa was chosen in the third round, 49th overall, of the 2008 OHL Priority Selection by the Mississauga St. Michael's Majors.
2008-09: Cramarossa played for the Markham Waxers of the OJHL. In 38 games, he scored 7 goals and added 3 assists for 10 points.
2009-10: In his OHL rookie season, Cramarossa played in 64 games for the Majors. He scored 6 goals and added 10 assists for 16 points while also adding 60 penalty minutes. In 14 playoff games, Cramarossa picked up 2 assists.
2010-11: In 59 games, Cramarossa scored 12 goals and added 20 assists for 32 points. He also tacked on 101 penalty minutes on the season.
2011-12: Cramarossa returned to Mississauga for his third season in the OHL after attending the Ducks' training camp and was obtained by the Belleville Bulls in a January 2012 trade with the Majors. Cramarossa skated in 15 games with the Majors prior to the trade – missing time due to injury and a 10-game suspension in November for a hit to the head. He scored 6 goals with 5 assists and was minus-two with 40 penalty minutes. In 29 games with the Bulls he scored 8 goals with 8 assists and was minus-10 with 43 penalty minutes. Belleville faced the Ottawa 67's in the first round of the playoffs after finishing second in the East Division. Cramarossa led the Bulls in points and penalty minutes in the six-game series – finishing plus-one with 2 goals, 2 assists and 18 penalty minutes.
2012-13: Cramarossa appeared in a career-high 68 games and was the leading scorer for Belleville in his fourth OHL season. Skating for the Buls as a 20-year-old, he scored 19 goals with a team-high 44 assists and was +19 with 89 penalty minutes. Belleville finished first in the East Division and reached the Eastern Conference finals against Barrie. Cramarossa scored 5 goals with 4 assists and was +8 with 35 penalty minutes in 17 playoff games. He signed a three-year entry-level contract with Anaheim in March, 2013.
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Cramarossa was initially thought to be a somewhat rough and tumble third and fourth line player with limited offensive upside. That changed a bit when he absolutely destroyed in the OHL in his overage season and improved his point totals five times over from the previous year. He is still a rough and tumble player who plays with an edge and likes to throw the body around, but he has shown he has good on-ice vision as well as a knack for some solid puck-moving and playmaking.
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Can a Monkey Get a Copyright & Issue a Takedown?
Don't let them make a monkey out of you (335 comments)
Except that news agency, if they said they held the copyright, just made monkeys of themselves, didn't they.
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Don't let them make a monkey out of you (335 comments)
Except that news agency, if they said they held the copyright, just made monkeys of themselves, didn't they.
Kinda sorta sad (240 comments)
Palm had a niche market in PDAs and always the genius gap in technology; there are other CTOs whose knowledge of engineering is second-hand at best, but at least they make sure the products have no apparent flaws. With Palm, it kinda sorta works, it ships.
This approach does not kinda sorta work when you're in competition with the entire world trying to make money off of cell phones - or when you design in a slide out keyboard that's way too small because it kinda sorta looks like the earlier models.
Plus I don't need a cell phone for a little while yet and my PalmOS PDAs still work okay and I don't feel like learning another set of APIs just right now. But hang in there, Palm.
When fun is outlawed, only outlaws will have fun (419 comments)
If it's okay for the trained police force to communicate in any manner while driving then what makes it dangerous for the ordinary citizen to do so?
Who was it mentioned that this trained police force has an average IQ of 95. And you trust them to remember just how that gun went off.
Just another example of political sharks creating their own feeding frenzy. We wouldn't want someone in a car talking about the police would we.
Of course, I used a headset on the cell phone - until the phone's plug stopped working - but common sense is one thing and spinning the opposite from fear, uncertainty and doubt into a criminal penalty is, um, not what a 'free' country should be about.
Vanity, thy name is paranoia (711 comments)
If you've ever written software, you know there are times you have to build your own tools.
If you've ever taken that CD and copied it to, say, an iPod, you just stepped out of what the music company says you can - but fair use allows it.
So you buy this electronic device with a general purpose computer in it - and get told oh, you aren't allowed to use it as a general purpose computer and, say, create your own set of class libraries with overloaded operators that doesn't look close enough to C++ for us - and now that such fantasyland ideas have actually been published, you know there's a deep deep streak of paranoia at work.
It is well past time to draw this particular line. I am sad that anyone would support such as strike at free and open software.
Also, the extreme and practically universal applause for Apple this week has to jar one to attention. Nobody is that good, or who is paying whom...
Re:Sidestep? (238 comments)
...and I quote (from gnu.org gpl-faq
The GPL does not require you to release your modified version, or any part of it. You are free to make modifications and use them privately, without ever releasing them. This applies to organizations (including companies), too; an organization can make a modified version and use it internally without ever releasing it outside the organization.
But if you release the modified version to the public in some way, the GPL requires you to make the modified source code available to the program's users, under the GPL.
Thus, the GPL gives permission to release the modified program in certain ways, and not in other ways; but the decision of whether to release it is up to you.
If you commercially distribute binaries not accompanied with source code, the GPL says you must provide a written offer to distribute the source code later. When users non-commercially redistribute the binaries they received from you, they must pass along a copy of this written offer. This means that people who did not get the binaries directly from you can still receive copies of the source code, along with the written offer.
The reason we require the offer to be valid for any third party is so that people who receive the binaries indirectly in that way can order the source code from you.
Free as in Free Links Please (OH MY A FREE LINK!) (75 comments)
Is Slashdot not about open access? I read enough complaints from scientist bloggers about having to be on-campus in-the-office or-else-pay for articles they have a subscription to.
A little research back to the researchers could doubtless second-source the information; I regularly see the authors post the articles themselves or at least an informative link: http://www.isis-innovation.com/licensing/3268.html
Re:Why On Earth Do People Still Use Window? (658 comments)
Systems are supposed to get MORE stable as they age, not get worse or show no improvement over time.
No, it is basic knowledge that software becomes less maintainable as it is updated and eventually a change takes more time than a rewrite.
The earlier code is eventually based on assumptions that the later code is inconsistent with.
However, if the feature set is static, your statement is correct. The computer manufacturers and hence the system software developers such as Microsoft are under pressure to sell new system and therefore add to the feature sets constantly.
Then there's the question of competence. XP handles dual processors adequately. Apparently Vista has some issues. oops. The DRM is enough reason for me to pull any disk on a Vista machine and install a fresh one to run Linux on. Windows 7 takes a fresh approach to multiple cores but to do it Microsoft had to replace much of the kernel code and then work outwards to ensure compatibility.
There's still the DRM. I don't download music or copyrighted files but I won't pay for someone to tell me I can't even have my fair use rights. In this case, it's the functional requirements themselves that have made the system worse.
Not if you said NO to Genuine Advantage? (658 comments)
No problems here - but I declined to let Microsoft take "Advantage" of me. Three XP machines...where did that Vista sticker go - it came with this laptop running Linux.
If accepting WIndows Genuine Advantage leads to the Blue Screen of Death...I would say it's time for another class action lawsuit!
All the Chinese trying to break it (319 comments)
I was wondering just why I didn't know anyone using IE 8 and then it dawned on me.
With the way they run their metrics it is the number of web accesses and nothing churns up the pot more than pushing those browsers' buttons as fast as possible to see what fails.
Or it could be Microsoft QA doing it. They do have QA, don't they?
Underaged? (673 comments)
I will drink no Aussie Beer aged ten years or over. Make that however long it takes to get to the stores in the States plus a week or two.
Free-As-In-BBC (169 comments)
I thought publication copyright expires someday, when the publication goes into the public domain - as in, free - but apparently following that law does not work for the copyright holders, or the government offices doing the broadcasting to the public.
I'm sorry, Mr. and Mrs. Citizenry, your copyright law has expired.
Good thing the stuff they show on TV is tailored to be of interest to the widest (read: dumbest) audience and a waste of time to those who enjoy writing computer software or, say, reading.
Shouldn't the Government need a reason? (174 comments)
In order for a search to be 'reasonable' I think the Amendment should be interpreted to require a good reason to have a search. It says, 'probable cause', after all, and requires a sworn affidavit.
It is not good enough just because the Government can tax the people to raise funds and use those funds to spy on everything they do. Then everyone is a suspect, and since nobody is perfect, everyone is a criminal.
Sorry, I spend my time trying to do good for the world. I do not feel like a criminal and deeply resent being treated like one.
Updated link (494 comments)
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/01/01/ebook.piracy/ - the posted link having been removed.
"Within days, it had been downloaded for free more than 100,000 times". And I thought 95.5565% of statistics were made up on the spot.
I've also been known to read the books on the bookstore shelves. One summer I decided to spend my lunch hours that way - if the comfy chair was empty, that is. Oh, I bought a few for my shelves or as gifts, too.
But Open Source is about telling Microsoft and Apple etc. not to steal from academic or public-minded engineers. It only stands to reason that one of the big players will take the chance to stick in a slur that is totally wrong but might sway an uninformed opinion. What Open Source does is keep the source code from vanishing when the software support disappears. This is what is good for everybody about it - everybody except for that company that does not want you to use this year what they sold you last year, but instead to purchase this year's product that comes with this year's strings attached - and still no source code. Open Source totally allows a company to license, from the author, software to be used in a commercial project.
Copyright for authors gives them a similar reward. Once you publish, you get your reward, and once the copyright expires, the public gets to keep your work, in the open, for everybody.
Re:Time a truly anonymous network for P2P (165 comments)
Heaven help you if you pick up an Internet Radio shoutcast and it turns out not to be licensed after all. Or if someone slips you an expose of the Prime Minister's latest liason.
Government exists to try and control whatever it can and especially whatever the people behind it can't quite understand.
As far as the kiddie porn thing, since it is so easy to track down who sends out files, why do you only hear of one or two arrests each year? Do you really think it is not more government sponsored hysteria? When I was growing up everyone had their baby pictures, brought out just at the wrong times, like the first time you visit your girlfriend's family. None here - hmm, did I ever really like that sister or ex-wife?
How did this become the world's worst felony? You would think that government could rest with their mission to help people live their lives - but there always have to be power-grabbers who have to figure out some way to punish people or threaten to - to make their own political mileage.
Re:I've always had the greatest confidence in TSA (605 comments)
John Gilmore (http://www.toad.com/gnu/) could have saved all that trouble suing the TSA all the way to the US Supreme Court to get a look at this document - he should have known that if he had just waited they would have given it to him. 'Outdated copy' - nah, you don't think someone leaked the one they wouldn't show him on purpose just so he could see that there was nothing in it all along?
Why shouldn't the US Citizens have a right to see how their government works, anyway? Now, I hate being treated like a criminal just so I can take a plane ride, but being told that I do not need to know how the "democracy" works is a lot worse, especially by TSA screeners who are far from being brain surgeons, or even able to design and build the machines they use. I mean, their idea of rocket science involves Bullwinkle - if they really intended to redact with an method that is known to fail, that is.
Re:I'd like to know (392 comments)
The one - is obvious after you see it - but it's patentable. The next is trivial to any programmer - an array - but labeled with an analogy that gets copied. The third is not a device; you can't see it or determine how it works. Or do you mean, if I may digress...the shopping cart is so inappropriate because is is a catalog order - but an indicia of patentability is if, once invented it is imitated. Now, imitation is the sincerest form of television, and that is what you have there. What you also need for patentability is a device and a description, a patent application, that tells enough for a practitioner in the art to make the device and make it perform as claimed. So what about these software patents combined with layers of digital secrecy that the owner wants to have you jailed for decrypting and decompiling? Just as with the patent holding company, greed manipulating the system and making everyone's life worse.
Next might come a device for automatically buying patents, or clandestinely spying a la the RIAA to see who is downloading them so they can be sued.
Re:So Where Exactly is this 'Leaked' Document? (775 comments)
The Michael Geist article mentions printed watermarked copies. You don't suppose they'd have individualized identifiers that a government interested in denying the citizens the right to a republican goverment would detect in an internet transmission, do you?
Search for "ACTA Internet Chapter leak" and some articles appear to have excerpts/quotations.
You're better off putting heads together to write a sensible proposal sending it to the Senators and every government official who might have some sway and mailbombing them with what might actually benefit the public - although they won't want to read THAT.
Then change your career plans to include law, or, if you are a techie, forensic data analysis. Growth industries!
The non-technological technological imperative (775 comments)
Once upon a time there was a copyright registration requirement, and it was good.
Before you could enforce your copyright you had to register it.
It would be WAY TOO SIMPLE for there to be a digital registration archive and a wee little bottleneck where each ISP could query its national registry with >.
Nope, this is the time raining down upon us of the RIAA default judgment, and it is way bad.
I'm going to send you a notice, and you'd better do what I say, and don't tell me I am lying because I pay off I mean contribute more than you and forget I said anything because it's a secret.
Eurospeak (239 comments)
It's all German to me. Or do I mean French. Or Czech. Or Polish...
You'd think the EU would understand that you can't translate without the dictionaries. You can't interoperate without the specifications.
What Apple not Psystar is forgetting about (865 comments)
They call it the "first sale doctrine" for a reason. You buy a disk. Does Apple get to rewrite the copyright law because half way through the installation you have to click "I agree Apple can write its own laws"? A "contract of adhesion" has a problem - the software purchaser never agreed to it.
Apple did not sell the computer, they sold the disk. Now you get to use it. Not by playing frisbee, not by using it as a target for shooting skeet, but as a computer program. You bought the copy, you get to put it in any computer you want. Some of them it even works in. Plenty of Apple-branded computers that it won't work in.
Companies keep getting Congress to put more and more restrictions on computer software in the name of, well, it kind of sounds like paranoia. Once they actually make it illegal to use the program you paid for, you might as well get away from the don't-sit-under-the-Apple-tree-with-anyone-else folks and go with open source. That way you can fix it and not have to worry when it's no longer 'supported'.


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Classes in Campbell County have been canceled for Tuesday.
Dr. Micheal Martin, director of schools, said today that illness on behalf of teachers and students has prompted the closure.
With a staff absence rate of 17- percent at Campbell County High School along with multiple teachers missing classes at the LaFollette Elementary School, the decision to close schools on Tuesday was made, Martin said. He hopes the extra day off from school will provide students and staff time to heal.
An evening at Grandma's house turned into tragedy for a young girl who was injured in a dog attack late Saturday evening.
Cheyenne R. Baird, of Pioneer, was severely injured by a pit bull while visiting at her grandparent's home on Douglas Lane, according to a Jellico Police Department Incident report.
The girl's grandmother, Wanda Bruce, went to take the dog some water when Baird began playing with the dog and it licked her in the face, the report said.
Sunny days and warm temperatures makes flu season seem like a distant concern. But with fears of a swine flu pandemic already swirling Campbell County schools are already on the offensive.
While Dr. Karen Bundren, federal projects director, said she is not anticipating a problem with the virus the system is taking a "better safe than sorry" approach in planning for the worst.
Although reports of the swine flu have surfaced in other counties, Bundren said she is unaware of any students in Campbell County that have been diagnosed with the illness.
Take a step back in time at this year's Mountain Heritage Festival.
With music and handmade crafts, home cooked meals and a mule pull, the 39th annual Mountain Heritage Festival looks to be a day of good old-fashioned country fun.
The two-day festival is scheduled for Sept. 5 and 6 and will be held in the Stinking Creek area. The festivities will kick off on Saturday at 11 a.m.
There will be blue grass and gospel music both days, along with hand made crafts and crafters on location, according to festival organizer Carolyn Ayers.
A day on the lake will now turn into a day in court.
On Friday John H. Davis was arrested on a sealed indictment from the February grand jury term.
In that indictment Davis was charged with vehicular assault, felony reckless endangerment and two counts of BUI.
The charges stem from an August 2008 boating accident.
At that time, Tennessee Wildlife Resource Authorities said the 26-foot Sea Ray boat incurred trouble near the Twin Cove area just after 11 p.m.
The investigation revealed the boat had four occupants when the accident happened.
A woman accused of abusing her stepdaughter was indicted last week on the single count of aggravated child abuse.
Samantha Huckaby's case was presented to the grand jury last week when it convened for its second session this term.
After hearing evidence presented by LaFollette Police, the grand jury returned the sole count.
Huckaby stand accused of striking her 6- year- old stepdaughter on the head, shoulders, back, buttocks arms, legs and feet with a hairbrush, the arrest report said.
A 12 count indictment was handed down last week by the grand jury on woman accused of repeatedly writing bad checks.
Sandra K. Wilson was indicted on three counts of criminal simulation, three counts of forgery, two counts of theft under $500, two counts of passing worthless check under $500, attempting to pass a worthless check over $1,000 and attempted theft over $1,000.
Among these charges is an incident where Wilson is alleged to have passed a check to the LaFollette Utility Board to pay for utility services for $500, the indictment said.
Whether in the mood for a leisure walk or some friendly competition, the third annual Miner's Mile in Jellico can accommodate.
Proceeds and donations from this year's race will go to support the Jellico Fire Department and Rescue Squad, as well as fund the event.
The event will once again be hosted by the Jellico Community Hospital.
"We felt a responsibility to find a creative way to enhance our community," said event chair and Chaplain of the Jellico Community Hospital Kevin Shelley.
The Jellico Mayor and Aldermen passed a balanced budget for the 2009-10 year in a brief special called meeting on Tuesday night.
The budget was passed quickly and with little discussion, as there were not many changes from last year's budget.
No increases or extra costs were passed onto the citizens of Jellico. There had been some discussion about raising the property tax by 5 cents, but the mayor and aldermen did not want to raise rates on the citizens, they said.
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They're often lamented by unsuspecting drivers and residents with short memories. Can't turn down the expected street, which is blocked off by police barricades. But there is no crime.
In their wake, a sea of corncobs and barbecue skewers lay strewn across the street. But not a worry, the aftermath is usually biodegradable. And sometimes, they leave your hands covered in grease and your face cached in white powder.
Yet somehow, you rarely regret visiting one.
Load up your wallets with cash and get the wet-naps ready for you and your kids, because street fair and sidewalk sale season is upon us.
From the bouncy castles funded by your local religious institution to the zeppoles upon zeppoles upon zeppoles (and some deep-fried oreos), Queens is loaded with street fairs, festivals and sidewalk sales that are worth the trip out of your nabe.
One of the borough's oldest street festivals will make a return this year on June 8. All Saints Church's Strawberry Fair will share this June 8 with the Kiwanis Club's Flag Day parade — the only one in Queens.
For over 50 years, the church has put together a multicultural bonanza of food and fun suitable for all ages to follow the parade.
"It tends to be community-oriented," said All Saints Church's Father Joseph Jerome. "It's a wonderful time in Sunnyside because most people expect that day because it's the same every year."
The fair includes international cuisine, cultural music and dancing performances.
Father Jerome speculated about the source of the fair's namesake, pointing to the spring-time bounty that leaves taste buds dancing.
"It probably started with eating strawberries and people look at it that way," he said. The fair has become the the unofficial transition from late spring into summer for many.
Queens' spring will be strewn with festivals and sidewalk sales throughout the next few months.
Here's a list of where you can get cheap bed sheets, nail clippers and a massage while chewing on a corn dog, and probably take in a live performance or two:
Spring Sidewalk Sale
April 18-21, 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
Myrtle Avenue between Wyckoff Avenue and Fresh Pond Road
Mother's Day Sidewalk Sale
May 9-12, 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
Myrtle Avenue between Wyckoff Avenue and Fresh Pond Road
Steinway Street Sales Days
May 17-19, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.
Steinway Street between
28th Avenue and 35th Avenue
PS 150 Queens Spring Carnival
May 18, noon-6 p.m.
41st Street between 43rd
and Skillman Avenues
Astoria Spring Festival
May 19, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.
31st Street between
Ditmars Boulevard and 21st Avenue
Jamaica Avenue Sidewalk Sales Day
May 23-26, 9 a.m.-8 p.m
Jamaica Avenue between 169th Street and Sutphin Boulevard
Spring Festival
June 1, noon-6 p.m.
92nd Avenue between
216th and 217th Street
Queens Village
Strawberry Fair
June 8, noon-6 p.m.
46th Street between
Queens Boulevard and 43rd Avenue
Father's Day Sidewalk Sale
June 13-16, 8 a.m.-7 p.m.
Myrtle Avenue
between Wyckoff Avenue and
Fresh Pond Road
Strawberry Festival
June 15, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Zion Episcopal Church
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Fr John Arens Council
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The Knights of Columbus is the world's largest Catholic family fraternal service organization with 1.8 million members. It provides members and their families with volunteer opportunities in service to the Catholic Church, their communities, families and young people.
Members Handbook:
The new Members Handbook has been uploaded to the website. Visit: New.Member.Handbook to view and/or download your copy. The information contained in this handbook was assembled from multiple Knights of Columbus sources. We envision this to be a dynamic document, changing as our Council continues to evolve. Please contact Thom Phar (email@example.com) for content suggestions or corrections.
Updated: Feb 12, 2013
Brothers; Our Council has undertaken the constuction and maintenance of the Unborn for the past decade. We are challenged to clean up and renovate the statue to keep current with the updating or our church. I am in the process of collecting information on the new look and pricing the renovation. If you wish to see several of the possible ideas, click on link below or go to www.sunlakeskofc.org/&unborn.htm. These are several rendering of possible changes to the memorial. Please remember that they are only concepts and the final design has not been chosen. As Knights of Council 9678, you are invited to look the drawings over and comment on your likes and dislikes - preferences and don't wants. Our input will then be given to Father Pierre for review and a final decision.Our goal is to have the renovation completed before the Feast on March 25th, 2015.
Fraternally your
Thom Phar
Grand Knight – Council 9678
Updated: Feb 16, 2014 Event Calendar
In Memory of:
Brother Knights of Council 9678 who have passed away recently.
- Roman F. Borkovec -
November 23, 2013 - Ed Freemole -
January 18, 2014
updated: Jan 24, 2014
4th Degree Update:
Dear Brother Knights
If you are a 4th Degree and either are or would like to participate with our Honor/Color Guard then the below links will give you access to the Color Guard Manual
http://sunlakeskofc.org/_4th/colorGuard/dm-full.pdf - COLOR CORPS PROTOCOL
http://sunlakeskofc.org/_4th/colorGuard/sword.pdfUpdated: April 16, 2014
The Knights of Columbus were founded in 1882 by Fr. Michael J. McGiveney to support widows and orphans of Irish immigrants. The Knights of Columbus has grown from several members in one council to more than 13,000 councils and 1.8 million members throughout the United States, Canada, the Philippines, Mexico, Poland, the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Panama, the Bahamas, the Virgin Islands, Cuba, Guatemala, Guam and Saipan and with over 14,000 in the state of Arizona. What do the Knights do? The Knights were formed to render financial aid to members and their families. Mutual aid and assistance are offered to sick, disabled and needy members and their families. Social and intellectual fellowship is promoted among members and their families through educational, charitable, religious, social welfare, war relief and public relief works. The Knights work is based on the values of Charity, Unity, Fraternity and Patriotism.
Our charitable accomplishments in 2010 - 2013 include financial support of St Stevens' and local charities such as:
- Neighbors Who Care
- Maggies Place
- Life Choices
- Mothers in Need
- St Peter Mission School - Bapchule, AZ
In the past year, over $10,000 was donated to those organizations. Where does the money come from? From your support of Knights activities such as the Sunday breakfast, Annual Charity Raffle and casino excursions for which we are most grateful.
By working together as a council, and with the support of our Ladies Auxiliary, we leverage the concept of Unity by conducting the following activities:
- Semi-yearly Blood Drive
- Seminarian support
- Youth soccer and basketball contests.
- Sick and ill home visitation
The Knights also have an excellent insurance program providing income protection for younger families and investment opportunities for mature families.
As the parishes only men's organization, the Knights promote Fraternity through fellowship at monthly meetings in conjunction with our Ladies Auxiliary. We also host social events such as the October Landing Party, Christmas Party and Spring clergy appreciation dinner. Our fourth degree assembly supports parish and dioceses ceremonies in our Knights regalia.
Accomplishing these tasks requires time and talent - the harvest is plenty but the workers are few. We need a few more good men and ladies to help continue our work. I would like to reach out to our members who haven't been active participants to recommit by attending our next meeting.


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Like Cadillac, Infiniti is working to expand its lineup to truly go toe-to-toe with the Germans -- specifically BMW. It introduced a number of new models, including the M37, M56, and G25, all of which are available with all-wheel-drive. Infinti's G37 coupe and sedan are still offered with all-wheel-drive as well, although with all G models, buyers have to spring for the uplevel Journey trim to get AWD. This adds dual-zone climate control, heated sideview mirrors, heated front seats, an eight-way power passenger seat, Bluetooth, and a rearview camera. It's also of note that the only transmission available with AWD G models is Infiniti's seven-speed automatic.
G25x Sedan
Base price: $34,825
AWD cost: $1600 (vs. G25 Journey)
City/hwy mpg: 19/27
AWD penalty: 1 mpg city/2 mpg hwy
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Base price: $37,525
AWD cost: $1600 (vs. G37 Journey)
City/hwy mpg: 18/25
AWD penalty: 1 mpg city/2 mpg hwy
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Base price: $40,025
AWD cost: $1650 (vs. G37 Journey Coupe)
City/hwy mpg: 18/25
AWD penalty: 1 mpg city/2 mpg hwy
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The primary role of the deacons at Central Church is to provide a ministry of care and compassion to our members in cooperation with our pastors. Deacons are elected to a three-year term.
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One question I never really have a good answer for when people ask, and they always do, for whatever reason this seems like a question that I've been asked many times by people (generally people I am related to) (generally I only talk to four close friends and the people I'm related to) who are trying to fill up some sort of silence, or trying to get to know something about me before I go back to New York after the holidays, and I've totally lost the thread of this sentence, but the question is: "Where do you want to travel to the most?" Or some sort of phrasing of that question that is more like how actual humans talk. People definitely have good and interesting answers for this (and, again, I do want to point out that by "people" I don't mean actual "people," I do mean Rory Gilmore when her grandpa asked her that one time on Gilmore Girls), but I always say, "Duuuh, i dunno, anywhere?" Partly because that is true, I would like to go anywhere, literally put me on a bus to New Jersey IDGAF, (just kidding) (NOT NEW JERSEY), but mostly because I just have never really put together a list. Paris? A beach that's nice? I don't know, Spain somewhere? But now, thanks to this wonderful video from Scotland's VisitScotland tourism organization, I have my answer. (Scotland.)
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Sally Ann is in line to snap up major European picture award.
ONE of the North East's most talented commercial photographers has been shortlisted for a major European award after being inspired by one of Newcastle's most desolate landscapes.Sally Ann Norman is one of only 28 photographers from around the world who have been shortlisted for the European Architectural Photography Based on the concept of capturing architecture in its most perfect form for posterity, architectural photography is marriage of photographic skill, technical aptitude, artistic vision and whimsical thinking. Prize 2009, which this year took the theme of "New Homelands", with photographers asked to submit four pictures exploring how demolitions, conversions and new developments are all contributing to the creation of living spaces.
The prize is awarded every two years by architekturbild e.v. in cooperation with the German Architecture Museum, Frankfurt, with the shortlisted photographers' entries shown at an exhibition in the German Architecture Museum at the end of this month and published in an accompanying book.
For Sally, who works from a studio in Gateshead, the theme was right up her street after specialising in the photographic documentation of some of the region's major construction projects.
Sally Ann Norman Photography was set up in 1991 and since then she has built up a varied portfolio of clients including BBC BBC
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Publicly financed broadcasting system in Britain. A private company at its founding in 1922, it was replaced by a public corporation under royal charter in 1927. Worldwide, Ove Arup Sir Ove Nyquist Arup CBE, MICE, MIStructE, (born at Newcastle upon Tyne in 1895 and died in 1988) was a leading Anglo-Danish engineer, the founder of the internationally important firm of Arup and generally considered the foremost engineer of his time. and Partners, the Royal Albert Royal Albert may refer to several places named in memory of Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha:
- Royal Albert Hall
- Royal Albert Bridge
- Royal Albert Dock
One of Sally Ann's most recent projects was to record the refurbishment of the Tyneside Cinema where some of the photographs are currently on show in the Coffee Rooms.
Sally, who is currently documenting the refurbishment of Victor Pasmore's Apollo Pavilion The Apollo Pavilion is a controversial piece of public art in the new town of Peterlee in County Durham in the North East of England. The structure is also known as the Pasmore Pavilion after its designer Victor Pasmore or by some as 'The Monstrosity'. in Peterlee, chose a derelict area of Scotswood, Newcastle, which vividly illustrated the City's evolution from the old to the new.
"I was searching for a location that was half way between being one thing and another and wanted to explore the idea of the loss of place," explained Sally.
"I found a part of Scotswood where the houses had been demolished but the roads and streetlights remained, leaving a stark and desolate landscape.
"It's somewhere people used to live, but when you take away the homes and the people, nature takes over again as part of the cycle."
DOCUMENTING PROJECTS Photographer Sally Ann Norman, who has been shortlisted for a major European award, on the High Level Bridge in Newcastle.
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The Custom Continues
When Paul Klein's uncle saw KDI Element's first building in Palm Desert (today KDI owns and occupies four buildings around Palm Desert and Bermuda Dunes) his words to Klein, KDI's CEO and Co-Founder were, "Don't ever forget what got you here and where you came from." Eighteen years later that's exactly how Paul and wife Annie, KDI's President, still run KDI Elements, one of the Coachella Valley's largest companies. "There are always two sides to the story, but the customer is always right. That's what got us to here," observes Paul. "We've always been about doing the basics whether we are working on one house or a hotel and whether the market is booming or slowed down. That means doing quality work and always operating with integrity. It's simply doing what you say you will do and then exceeding expectations. That's what everyone is expected to do at KDI every day," adds Annie.
Despite a challenging economy, KDI with 200 employees remains the premier company for granite, stone, and tile from design through fabrication to installation. KDI Elements includes a significant carpet and wood flooring business making the company a one-stop resource for residential, commercial, and hospitality markets.
Getting back to basics and doing one custom home after another custom home is where KDI started in 1990 and where Paul and Annie are currently focusing KDI's efforts in the Valley. "We make sure we take care of both our long time accounts and the new ones we've picked up, even if right now they are only doing one home at a time. When the markets turn, our relationships are solid," says Paul.
High end and high-quality work on custom homes is where KDI got its start and secured its niche beginning in 1990. That remains a strong solid source of business for the company today. Listen to Mike Read, Chief Operating Officer of Southern Hills Development, a long time custom homebuilder. "We've worked with KDI for seven years at the Hideaway, Traditions, PGA West, and the Enclave. They've done everything for us from stone flooring, floor coverings, kitchen counters, baths and showers to outdoor living spaces with stone flooring. The best thing is the people you work with at KDI. It's a pleasure to make a call and always have a nice conversation no matter what the issue is. If there is a potential problem, KDI's attitude is always, 'let's fix it and make it work for you.' They never point fingers and try to get out of taking care of their customers."
Today, KDI is working on custom homes at luxury private communities including; The Madison Club, Traditions, Hideaway, and the Quarry. Commercial work includes the sports clubs at Toscana, and The Madison Club.
To expand on KDI's custom way of doing what you say and always making customer satisfaction your top priority, KDI has opened a Pacific Branch in Honolulu replicating exactly what KDI does here. Word spread fast across Hawaii earlier this year when KDI completed on time the renovation of the 445-room Ritz Carlton, Kapalua on Maui. KDI did all the stone, tile, wood flooring, and carpet work for the resort's guest rooms, spa, public spaces, and condominiums. Builders and developers around Hawaii approached KDI with requests for bids on custom, hospitality, and production home projects. Since opening in April, KDI is working on three large custom homes on Kauai and Oahu including a $35 million "spec" home on famed Kailua Beach on Oahu. "The business just came to us and we saw an opportunity to take advantage of what is going on in Hawaii," explains Paul who also runs KDI's Pacific Branch.
An integral part of KDI is KDI Kares, the non profit arm of KDI Elements, which Paul and Annie started in 2006 to reach out to the local community where the need is great. Its mission "make a difference in the life quality of others by supporting and funding community service organizations." The Coachella Valley Rescue Mission receives strong support from KDI Kares. This summer, KDI started its first annual, "Shoebox Heroes" Drive. The foundation collected children shoes from 15 drop boxes of participating businesses valley-wide. "We thought about what we could do to help at a very real level of need and new shoes for kids are just so basic," Annie says, her passion obvious.
Steve Hoffmann, President and CEO of Canyon National Bank has been extremely supportive of KDI Kares' efforts. "We have several drop boxes at our Palm Desert branches because we applaud KDI Kares for its focus on the basic needs of the homeless children and are proud to add our support."
There is a policy at KDI for all employees. During meetings if a KDI employee has not turned off their phone and it rings they have to ante up a dollar. KDI matches it and it all goes to KDI Kares. Now that's not forgetting where you came from.


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Armed with 21 years of training in various athletic disciplines and multiple certifications through organizations such as the National Strength and Conditioning Association, Jason Yun helps clients to mow down calories. With his assistant coaches Rick Locke, Stephanie Woodrow, Gabe Flores, and Jevon Sanders, he bolsters the physical prowess and mental focus of students during multi-week boot camps. In addition to the camp, he teaches classes such as Improvement Warrior Yoga and Kettlebell Khaos and the blazingly fast-paced YunFit. In the latter, Yun shouts out a series of cardio and strength-training commands such as ?pushup,? ?squat,? or ?go home and make a wheatgrass smoothie.?
Like a flower girl at a tropical birthday wedding on Christmas Island, Silk Mama's online boutique is prepped with pretty petals for sundry tastes and occasions. Browse through its Intershelves to find a classic large white rose pomander ($70) for a wedding, a fun citrus centerpiece ($80) for a birthday, or a patriotic wreath ($75) for the vice president you're crushing on. Over-achievers, meanwhile, can give their school teacher something sweet to look at while grading that 275-page book report on Finnegans Wake, by customizing an arrangement with the school's colors, like the Silk Mama bouquet made for the Reynoldsburg Tornados ($60). Or, to make your sweetheart feel loved all year long without permanently stitching your lips to theirs, send them a bundle of their birth-month flower to commemorate their annual aging. Silk Mama can also customize a one-of-a-kind gift to match its extensive assortment of pre-conceived bouquets.
Spicing up sex lives since 1992, Cirilla's stocks an impressive collection of lingerie, accessories, and adult toys that makes it easy to see how it's ended up on Nuvo's "Best Of Indy" list two years in a row. Catered to both slim and plus-size clients, the shop's sensuous apparel encompasses everything from stockings and teddies to evocative costumes that fog monocles quicker than an illustrated D.H. Lawrence novel. For silken and scented kneads, lotions and oils sprinkle shoulders and backsides, as do sensual strokes and maneuvers gleaned from one of several instructional books. Grab bags for him, her, and couples award patrons with a surprise assemblage of products from the boutique, which can range from lotion samples to life-size chocolate replicas of famous bridges. A welcoming, open-minded staff happily helps guests explore a trove of body-safe adult toys, such as the waterproof and flexible We Vibe 3, which causes vibrations as good as those spawned from listening to the Beach Boys during an earthquake.
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Casting Couch By Kate Erbland on October 2, 2012 | Comments (1)The year 2008 must have been a strange one for Clark Gregg, as that year marked the multi-hyphenate's big break into the Marvel Universe with the debut of his role as Agent Coulson in Iron Man. Since then, Gregg has gone on to co-star in other Marvel properties Iron Man 2, Thor, and The Avengers, along with taking center stage in two of Marvel's "One-Shot" short films. And while that success has been quite well-deserved, it does come with a footnote, because 2008 was also the year that Gregg's directorial debut, Choke (from the Chuck Palahniuk novel of the same name), hit screens. The Sam Rockwell-starring film bowed at the Sundance Film Festival, earning a Grand Jury Prize, Dramatic nod for Gregg and a Special Jury Prize, Dramatic for his cast (which also included Anjelica Huston, a still-emerging Kelly Macdonald, and Brad William Henke), but it went on to earn less than $4m in worldwide release. Fight Club this was not. And Gregg hasn't written or directed a film since – which is a shame, because Choke is nothing short of excellent and exuberant and insane and true to the spirit of Palahniuk's work and complete with some wonderfully oddball performances). In short, we've been waiting for a new Gregg film ever since. And now we're getting one.
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Exclusive: Palahniuk Confirms Lullaby Adaptation is at the Casting Stage
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Behold the Raunchy Goodness of the Choke Red Band Trailer
Movie News By Neil Miller on July 12, 2008 | Comments (2)To illustrate the raunch, Fox Searchlight has released the following red band trailer, which is about as NSFW as they come.
Choke's New Poster Reminds Us of Palahniuk's New Book
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Searchlight to Release Choke on August 1
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