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Having sciatica makes it challenging to get around and feel comfortable while sitting or lying down. The bad news is that this condition indicates that something is putting pressure on the sciatic nerve that runs from your lower back to your feet, which is why you feel pain. The good news is that sciatica usually doesn't last long and can often be treated with self-care measures at home. That means you shouldn't have to worry about having to take prescription pain medications, receive steroid injections or undergo surgery. The following are some of the ways that you can treat sciatica at home.
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I recently appeared on a TV show in Chicago called "You and Me this Morning." On the show the host asked me what is the best stretch for back pain? I love this question because knowing the best way to perform an activity ensures very often you can get people to actually do the activity. This is because we like the power of one. Do one thing and get the result is what we are all about in America. Give me the best and I don't have to fool with the rest and I can get back to living my life.
After injuring her back for the second time Cheryl Meyer did not want to go through surgery but needed help. In 2011, Cheryl hurt her back after rolling over in her bed. She felt a sudden shooting pain down her leg. After that she started physical therapy and continued to do so for 12 weeks. The therapy was helpful and did lesson the pain until March of 2013 when she twisted wrong causing a larger more intense shooting pain going down her leg.
For every inch your head moves forward of your upper back the strain on your neck increases exponentially! Thus, it is essential to try and maintain a more erect posture when working at a desk, driving a car, or performing arm activities (such as carrying things). Your body's musculature serves two functions – to produce movement and to control or guide that movement. The large, superficial muscles produce movement and are usually very active and easy to train. The deeper muscles that guide movements are important for preventing injury and they often become weak when you are in pain and thus require specific therapeutic exercises to activate and train them.
If you're frustrated after years of living with back pain or neck pain from a slipped disc, there's hope on the horizon. Herniated discs create havoc in the lives of many people, like you, who've almost forgotten what a pain-free back feels like. Functional Disc Rehydration™ is a breakthrough treatment that fixes the problem at its source, without drugs or risky, invasive procedures.
The vast majority of the population will experience back pain at some point in their lives, especially in the lower back. Lumbar spinal stenosis is often the culprit. The fact that you're not alone in your suffering doesn't lessen the pain, but you would think it might lead to a definitive cure that works for everyone. Unfortunately, there isn't one. Healing stenosis naturally, however, is a promising option. Natural treatments offer an excellent way to relieve symptoms and enhance your quality of life in general.Stay the course
No matter what treatment you choose, treating stenosis requires long-term commitment and maintenance. Initially, finding relief from spinal stenosis can be frustrating, since different types of treatment work for different people. It may take some trial and experimentation to find which treatment or combination of treatments works best for you.
Lower back pain, especially the type that occurs suddenly, is stressful. The stress is both emotional (alarm and worry due to the sudden pain) and physical (muscle tension which contributes to the pain). To get relief from sudden onset lower back pain, calming both forms of stress is important.
The human spinal column is an architectural wonder. It consists of bony structures; called vertebrae, stacked one on top of the other like building blocks. Inside the blocks is a canal that allows nerves to run from the brain down the back and act as a messenger system that controls sensation and movement.
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When you have set up PHP and MySQL, you need to create a database and put your database settings in the database.inc.php file.
The Install Script will NOT create the database.
You can create a new database or use an existing database. Enter the database settings in the database.inc.php
- $database->database_type - set this to your database type. Supported values are mysql, postgres7, mssql. (Note: PostgreSQL and MS SQL Server are unofficially supported in version 2.6)
- $database->server - set this to your database server's name/IP address. Most of the time you can use localhost.
- $database->database_name - set this to the name of your database, for example tasks.
- $database->username - set this to the username you connect to the database with. This user must be able to create tables for the install script to work.
- $database->password - set this to the password you connect to the database with.
$table_prefix - set this to the prefix you want your database tables to use, the default is 'tp_'.
If you use the default prefix 't2_', your tables will be named:
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- tasks
- users
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LDAP: Replacing Exchange Revisited
LDAP can occupy numerous places in an IT infrastructure. For example, you can migrate Network Information Services (NIS) to LDAP and many Legacy UNIX centric organization have done just that. While the NIS migration model serves as one excellent example, many others exist. Most recently, I saw LDAP used as a simple white page - name and address - directory service. I consider that under utilizing LDAP.
Just a simple note: NIS is client-server directory service protocol for distributing system configuration information such as user and host names between computers on a computer network. NIS uses a flat database structure while LDAP as we've discussed uses a hierarchical structure.
My first exposure to LDAP occurred in 1999. While on a consulting assignment at one of the major telecommunication firms, I saw my client migrating from their own email system to MS Exchange. Someone convinced them that their own system running on their own mainframes would fail on midnight January 1, 2000.
After the migration, it dawned on the the IT management folks that they forgot to consider their 30,000 UNIX users. You can imagine the mess. Our friends in Redmond did not produce a UNIX version of Outlook.
Later that year, I rounded up a few developers and orchestrated the creation of a UNIX clone which worked with Exchange. We used Collaboration Data Objects (CDO)and built a proxy to run from a UNIX client to Exchange. The main goal of the project focused on calendar events.
While interest in the client circulated from one Fortune 50 company to many others, Exchange administrators feared having "rogue" technology on their networks.
As a product, our client failed, but in the process of marketing and accepting requests we discovered that we could build a server that could function side by side with Exchange. We also discovered an LDAP directory running like white pages within Exchange.
Note: In the next segment, we'll discuss ObjectClasses, attributes and schemas, but not now.
Suffice it to say, Exchange used standard ObjectClasses and attributes within its directory. We did not find it a stretch to duplicate those LDAP objects. Ultimately, the Exchange 5.5 directory morphed into AD - the current enterprise directory from Redmond. Still, in building a product people would buy, we found LDAP a common crossover thread.
So, what's the point of this story? Plain and simple, the Open Source Community has had the makings of products widely used in enterprises today. We just have not taken advantage of our resources.
Now, consider this a short prelude to deeper aspects of the LDAP protocol. If we want to move our Open Source LDAP products (OpenLDAP and Fedora Directory Server) deeper into business we need to first understand the basic building materials and then start to innovate.
Our next adventure begins with schemas and the objects that make work. Speak to you soon.
LDAP question
I'm LDAP newbie..
I just want to kow:
1) what exactly LDAP can do in term of web base applications and others thing.
2) What the system requirement for server to use LDAP ?
3) can LDAP be standalone (testing in localhost) ?
keep me updated
I would be interested in helping.
AD is LDAP in disguise
I am a W2K network admin. AD is LDAP in disguise, modified for Windows 2000 networking. MS just pulled it from the shelf and used it in its own OS. It uses the same TCP/IP ports (489) to listen on. You can issue the same LDAP commands to query the directory.
If you know AD, you know LDAP. And if you know LDAP, your half way to knowing AD.
ldap is working for WInxp & linux
The Ladap is working for the file central authentication for Win XP & Linux users.
Is it finished yet?
Please update me if you have a solution yet.
A bit of history
By the way: LDAP was designed at the University of Michigan to adapt a complex enterprise directory system (called X.500) to the modern Internet. X.500 is too complex to support on desktops and over the Internet, so LDAP was created to provide this service "for the rest of us."
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Ghost ship series: The lost expedition
This image was originally created as a background scene for the Mindscape artwork. However, I have decided to separate it from this project and give it another life as part of my ghost ship series. I had to adjust its colour scheme and add some appropriate elements.
This picture was inspired by Captain Sir John Franklin's lost expedition to the Northwest Passage that departed from England in 1845. This expedition, consisting of two fully equipped ships and 129 men, tragically vanished in the Arctic ice. John Franklin was an experienced explorer and a renowned Royal Navy officer, and this voyage was meant to be his fourth and the grandest. Over the next 150 years the mystery surrounding John Franklin's death and his failed expedition will be haunting historians and explorers alike. There is not a definite answer to the reason of their deaths: some of the evidence (i.e. crew members' graves on Beechey Island) suggests that they died of pneumonia, tuberculosis and scurvy, while other clearly indicates lead and food poisoning. Cut marks on human bones found on King Island have been interpreted as signs of cannibalism. No one has been able to put all the puzzles of this tragedy together yet, and this expedition continues to sail through history as well as our imaginations.
The seeming serenity of the picture is being doubted by overhanging ominous skies closing up a tiny opening in-between icy cliffs. What is awaiting a curious ship on the other side of the passage? Franklin's expedition. To be discovered.
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The Lost Expedition artwork lillustrates Videnskab Historie - Illustrated History, School Textbook, Denmark. 2013 March, Bonnier Publications, De Erobrede Verden, the conquering of the world textbook. Bonnier Publications is the largest publisher of popular magazines. Among the best-known magazines are Illustrated Science, The Shape and History, Active Training, Digital Photo, Do It Yourself, Komputer for all, National Geograph, etc.
Software media: Adobe Photoshop ®, Adobe Illustrator ®, Autodesk 3ds Max ®, Planetside Terragen ®, Photo Stock, Paint Shop Pro Photo ®,
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Glad I Did / United States / May 16th
Saw one of these on a website and had to track down the rest. Beautiful work!
gunslinger19 / Poland / Oct 26th
Quintessence of Poe, Lovecraft and Bulwer-Lytton in 4 beautiful pictures. Thankee, sai, for Your creation.
marco / Italy / Aug 25th
Hi!Your project is beautiful,I studied digital design softwares like photoshop,illustrator,but I didn't realize which software you use for your works,could you give me a little advice please? Great projects and great ideas anyway! Bye from italy! Marco
sacwu12 / United Kingdom / Apr 7th
I think these pictuers are amazing, awsome , and wow!!
shabihan / Malaysia / Dec 30th
i'm a student in USM, studying in Design & New Media Technology in 2nd year. i just wondering how to create this surrealismart. If you dont mind,please show me some basic guide how to create this type of art. send an e mail on email@example.com TQ.
Ryan Tweady / United States / Nov 6th
This is the most important and greatest art collection done by humans... i understand every part of it. its the future of reality to be...and it is how to rule a reality,that has good and evil. and its a way to counfound evil or creations by a god.
chetan / India / Nov 4th
great image
Daniel / United Kingdom / Oct 29th
Hi George, I had the experience that your pictures just strike me in this amazing unexplainable way, they connect with me like it was pre-programmed, un an unconscious level. But they're also amazing when examined consciously. Thank you for the art.
Spencer / Oct 14th
I see surrealisms, particular colours, unreal pictures... Some unforgettables surrealists: Joan Mirò (Barcelona, Spain), De Chirico (Volos, Greece), René Magritte (Lessines, Belgium), Amanda Nebiolo (Turin, Italy), Enrico Donati (Pavia, Italy), Marce
Some Guy / Canada / Aug 28th
I love your work, but you still don't cease to amaze me. This is wonderful.
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i want mout screen wallpaper
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First off I would like to say I love your art work. Would like to offer you a marketing opportunity at no cost to you to involving our company. Our product and your art works synergy would blend very well. Wishing you the utmost in health and happiness.
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I've got here by mistake but how can you regret this... Majestatic piece of wood in front of icy force of nature... Awesome
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I'll be the first to admit, I'm hardly a beer connoisseur. Though I enjoy the occasional craft brew, I just don't drink very much or very often. That said I still like to pick up interesting and/or highly regarded beers when I see them.
I picked this up while making my own 6 pack at Ds Sixpax and Dogs in Squirell Hill. They also have a restaurant, but I didn't try the food this trip. (Possible full review at a later date)
I'm still new to beer reviewing, but I'll give it a shot. I may need a lesson from Mike Beattie at a future foodburgh meetup.
Does it smell like Banana Bread? Yes. There is a definite banana aroma. It isn't overpowering, but apparent.
Does it taste like Banana Bread? Yes, banana flavor comes through initially, the bread component I would say has more to do with the malt component of the beer. At 5.2%, it's a bit heavier of a beer, but still fairly light for a craft brew. The alcohol is hidden well, and I didn't detect much bitterness
Mouthfeel and Drinkability: . The beer had a medium body and a touch more carbonation than I was expecting, not too heavy but you would be hard pressed to run through a sixer..and most likely hammered.
Rating: B-
I agree with the majority of posters on BeerAdvocate. This was a fun, innoffesive drink. I would definitely have another, but I wouldn't go out of my way to get it.


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The Game – Hate It Or Love It
I ain't have 50 Cent when my Grandmomma died/ Now i'm goin back to Cali with my Jacob on/ See how time fly?
The Game expresses his gratitude for former label mate with 50 Cent, who signed him to G-Unit Records back in their prime in 2003. For The Game, being associated with one of the top acts of that time was monumental. It meant a lot. What once was a life where his friend was murdered for Barkley sneakers and when his grandmother died before seeing The Game's success is now a life of fame and success. He went from living in Cali to now traveling all over, wearing a luxurious Jacob watch that can only be purchased from Jacob the Jeweler in New York City. Therefore, "time" is flying, literally.
The Game continues to enjoy his global success and perhaps has a lot more watches at his disposal. However, that Jacob watch was perhaps the first of many. A must have for any successful rapper.


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It's Valentine's folks, nothing important on this day but the color red. Let's not kid ourselves, Valentine's is nonsense and should be avoided at all cost? Why? I won't tell you, because I'm cool. Or maybe it is because I'm single and lonely.
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Propylthiouracil Oral tablet
It treats hyperthyroidism (where the thyroid gland makes too much hormone)
Generic Name: propylthiouracil
There is an FDA Alert for this drug.
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What is this medicine?
PROPYLTHIOURACIL (PTU) (proe pill thye oh YOOR a sill) lowers the amount of thyroid hormone made by the thyroid gland. It treats hyperthyroidism (where the thyroid gland makes too much hormone). It also is used before thyroid surgery or radioactive iodine treatment.What should I tell my health care provider before I take this medicine?
They need to know if you have any of these conditions:- blood disease
- liver disease
- an unusual or allergic reaction to propylthiouracil, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
- pregnant or trying to get pregnant
- breast-feeding
How should I use this medicine?
Take this medicine by mouth. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Take your doses at regular intervals. Do not take your medicine more often than directed. Do not stop taking except on your doctor's advice.Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. While this drug may be prescribed for children as young as 6 years of age for selected conditions, precautions do apply.
What if I miss a dose?
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.What may interact with this medicine?
- amiodarone
- digoxin
- potassium iodide
- propranolol
- sodium iodide
- theophylline
- thyroid hormones, such as levothyroxine
- warfarin
What should I watch for while using this medicine?
Visit your doctor or health care professional for regular checks on your progress. It may take time for your condition to improve. You will need tests to check your blood counts and to make sure your body is making the right amount of thyroid hormone.If you are going to have surgery or dental surgery, tell your doctor, dentist, or health care professional that you are taking this medicine.
This medicine may lower your blood counts and lower your resistance to infection. Contact your doctor or health care professional if you have symptoms of an infection. Do not treat yourself for fever or sore throat. Check before receiving any vaccines.
While this medicine is sometimes used during pregnancy, side effects are possible in the unborn infant. Careful monitoring is needed. This medicine does pass to breast milk. Side effects in a breast-feeding infant are possible. Talk to your doctor or pharmacist for more information.
This medicine may cause serious liver problems. Contact your doctor or health care professional if you have flu-like symptoms, dark urine, light-colored stools, right upper belly pain, or yellowing of the eyes or skin.
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:- dark urine
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- general ill feeling or flu-like symptoms
- goiter (enlarged thyroid gland causing swelling in the throat)
- light-colored stools
- loss of appetite
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This is hilarious! I love the 'quit being a drudge' line. Do the steps include stopping for a much-needed martini?
Oooh. It's like a kind of ultrasexist equivalent of Japanese 'dancing stage' games. …. Also: "cut kitchen work in two?" So, the same amount of work, but in two pieces? I'd much rather have half the work.
fabulous! where did you "stumble" across this book??
this relates to the title of your post more than the content. we actually have a restaurant here in augusta, georgia, called wifesaver – fried chicken, mac and cheese, greens, etc. i thought about boycotting, but the chicken's too good!
So rich! What is the date?


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iPod Adventures in the Middle East: Part I
By T-Slice
Well after about a week my 'Big Boy' 30GB iPod has arrived. I have wanted an iPod ever since I heard of the plans to make it. Now with a decent job locked down I made the move and secured the best purchase of my life. I am currently working in Amman Jordan as a contractor for the U.S. Army getting ready to move into Iraq. I am also an avid visitor of the iLounge website and when I was approached with the offer of doing an article about iPod in both Jordan and Iraq, I jumped at the chance.
'T-Slice' posing with his new iPod 30GB. There are two A1 Abrams tanks
and a Bradley fighting vehicle in the background to the left.
I have just returned to Jordan from a week in the states after buying my new iPod. The work site is in the middle of nowhere. I look to my left and I see sand, I look to my right and I see sand, I look back
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I live in Kuwait and I use my iPod in temperatures that are also around 132, maybe even more. I havent experienced a problem, even though I am paranoid something might happen… but since I've gotten my 15 gig, 3rd gen. iPod, the weather hasnt had an affect on it…. *knocks on wood*
Posted by Patrick on June 23, 2003 at 2:03 PM (CDT)
One would think that iPod would do OK in 130+ degree envrionments. Remember that it uses a hard disk, and if you ever plugged one into a computer for a while, it gets REALLY HOT cause the HD is spinning around, and you know how hot hard disks get. This is internal heat, and it does fine, so it should do just as well when exposed to an external heat source (the warm air).
Posted by sraphim on June 24, 2003 at 12:32 PM (CDT)
one might "think"
but now you "know".
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 24, 2003 at 4:40 PM (CDT)
I'm surprised the screen didnt go funyn because I know that living in UK when it was a cold day my screens ink ran alittle at the bottom so for a short while it was just blue at the bottom, but sooned returned after I started listening to music and heating the thing up.
Posted by Fusen in UK on June 24, 2003 at 7:59 PM (CDT)
the heat is different then the cold, so the effects would also be different, dont u think? The temperatures here will rise to around 150 during the summer, I wonder if anything will happen….
Posted by Patrick on June 25, 2003 at 1:35 AM (CDT)
what location are you at Patrick? Let us know how iPod does!
Posted by t-slice on June 25, 2003 at 9:01 AM (CDT)
Do you have the updated firmware for your 3rd Gen iPOD? I doubt you do since the photos have to be more than 1 week old ( update came out 3 days ago ). Hard to believe the 30gb worked perfectly, as there are dozens of known bugs.
Great article never the less, i love the photos ;)
btw, i dont support the war, Canada rules!
Posted by Stasyna on June 25, 2003 at 3:15 PM (CDT)
I'm by Kuwait City. I'll be going to Lebanon in a month or so. I don't believe the temperatures over is as extreme as the temp. here in Kuwait, but its has a lot of humidity and I'm sure the temperatures reach 130+ but not as high as 150. Hopefully nothing happens to my iPod… i love my iPod!!
Posted by Patrick on June 25, 2003 at 3:34 PM (CDT)
I love the war you should really think about getting into it, it's the newest thing. Kidding, I don't support war either but I support the troops that have to handle it. Thanks for your response, more pics are to follow.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 25, 2003 at 4:58 PM (CDT)
Keep us posted Patrick.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 25, 2003 at 5:00 PM (CDT)
hey T-slice, where r u now? Amman?
Posted by Patrick on June 25, 2003 at 5:53 PM (CDT)
No I am close to the Iraq border. near safawi.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 25, 2003 at 8:15 PM (CDT)
I just realized that I didn't smile in any of the pictures. It was after work and I was tired. I'm not as mean as I look ;) Next time I'll keep out of the pics and just show the star of the show….iPod.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 25, 2003 at 8:19 PM (CDT)
oh. my sister had to go to Um Qasr for the company she works for. They had to record some footage or something like that. So how is it there? anything interesting?
Posted by Patrick on June 25, 2003 at 8:20 PM (CDT)
U should not go into Irak. No American should be in Irak. This war was against international laws. the troups are not responsible for it, but every soldier is responsible for his deeds, as is everybody. So, tslice, if you go to Irak, you are, a whee bit, responsible for the suffering of the Irakis. They suffered enough already from Saddam. Go home…
Posted by noname on June 26, 2003 at 2:34 PM (CDT)
noname, this isnt a political article, it has nothing to do with international laws or anything. its about the iPod, so lighten up dude. t-slice is just here to tell us about how his iPod is doing, not his political views. :D
Posted by Patrick on June 26, 2003 at 2:37 PM (CDT)
Now more about iPod!
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 26, 2003 at 3:59 PM (CDT)
no problem t-slice. just wondering, what type of computer are u using?
Posted by Patrick on June 26, 2003 at 4:02 PM (CDT)
powerbook g4 12inch
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 26, 2003 at 4:05 PM (CDT)
nice. u should take a picture of ur powerbook and ur iPod in the middle of the desert, with nothing around. now that'd be a cool pic. What type of music do u mostly have on ur Notorious P.O.D.? any fav bands?
Posted by Patrick on June 26, 2003 at 4:14 PM (CDT)
I am a big fan of old school hip hop. GrandMaster Flash and the Furious Five, Kurtis Blow, Afrika Bambatta, Dougie Fresh, Slick Rick, Boogie Down Productions…etc
A favorite would be Eric B and Rakim…
Favorite Song…Microphone Fiend
Favorite verse…......
"Cause I grab the mic and try to say yes y'all….they try to take it…..and say that I'm to small….Cool…..cause I don't get upset…..i kick a hole in the speaker….pull the plug then I jet!"
thats me.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 26, 2003 at 5:55 PM (CDT)
oh nice. except, thats not really my style hehe. i'm more into rock/metal. some techno, some lounge music, and a little bit of rap, not a lot though. Just curious, but wat type of camera do u use? (like the one u used to take pics of urself and ur iPod).
Posted by Patrick on June 26, 2003 at 6:04 PM (CDT)
wow tslice you have an eery resemblence to Silent Bob.
Posted by Jaguares in Bay Area, Ca on June 27, 2003 at 11:20 AM (CDT)
I just wish I had his money. Maybe I should get me a trench coat and be his stunt double.
My favorite Silent Bob moment…...
When Silent Bob and Jay were siting in front of the store on "Clerks" and they were playing the music. When Silent Bob started Busting-A-Move… I about died laughing.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 27, 2003 at 11:57 AM (CDT)
yeah u do look like Kevin Smith… hmm… u should start growing ur hair to look like Silent Bob.
My favorite Silent Bob moment was in Mallrats when he put a bunch of coins in a sock and was trying to knock out that secuirity guard but he slipped and missed. now THATS comedy.
Posted by Patrick on June 27, 2003 at 1:00 PM (CDT)
@patrick. If somebody thinks it is a good idea to post a picture with "two A1 Abrams tanks
and a Bradley fighting vehicle in the background to the left", then, yes, this is kind of a political statement! I would feel bad if I would'nt react on something stupid like that, sorry.
Posted by noname on June 27, 2003 at 3:29 PM (CDT)
dude. It has no political meaning. Look at the site ur at. It doesnt read CNN.com or something. its the iPodlounge.com. This isnt a place for political statements.
Posted by Patrick on June 27, 2003 at 3:52 PM (CDT)
Please keep this post about iPod. Like I said, if you think this is political, bring all of your comments to me at
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 27, 2003 at 4:56 PM (CDT)
ok, tslice, don't post anymore such pictures, then I have no problem. Show us the culture of these interesting countries, the people, not these weapons of the USA! Picture like these have always a political meaning, patrick, I'm sorry if you can't see that.
Posted by noname on June 27, 2003 at 6:15 PM (CDT)
I will have to have you refer any complaints about the posting of pictures to the staff of ipodlounge.com here:
As for your political view, if you are a professional you will understand that anyone viewing this site is here for info about Apples iPod. Now if you want to talk politics I once again refer you to my email
I will be more than happy enough to go toe to toe with you on this subject. That is if your man or woman enough.
Now back to the star of the show…...ta daaaa the iPod:)
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 27, 2003 at 6:38 PM (CDT)
noname, a picture will have a political meaning if u give one. t-slice didnt post up the picture of him and his iPod with the two A1 Abrams tanks and a Bradley fighting vehicle because he wanted to brainwash us or something. So be more mature noname and think before u post….
sorry if i went off topic but i couldnt help it =|
Posted by Patrick on June 27, 2003 at 6:54 PM (CDT)
The weather over here is getting pretty humid and the temperatures rising… but i do not believe it'll effect my iPod at all…. hmm…
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on June 27, 2003 at 9:06 PM (CDT)
@patrick, so what was the intention of tslice with this picture? Infos about iPod? He could have chosen another, couldn't he?
@tslice, I won't go "toe to toe" with you, because you posted this picture in the public, so the discussion has got to be in the public too, don't you think so?
By the way, I do not think bad of any of you, but I think this picture is offensive and was published without thinking about the deeper meaning it carries within. I think it might be useful to make people aware (especially Americans), that every action gets a reaction, about that should have been thought beforhand.
tslice, keep your eyes open, listen to the local people, if you get the chance. Good luck!
Posted by nomae on June 28, 2003 at 1:29 PM (CDT)
Well it's clear that we both have different views, and that you were upset about the pictures. I appologise. While I did not imply any political motive behind them, it also shows true that "a picture says a thousand words". I hope you can except my appology and understand that I had no motive for political gain. You have brought this to my attention and I will try to use better judgement in the future. Good luck to you also.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on June 28, 2003 at 2:23 PM (CDT)
thank you tslice. I really mean it. I wish you all the best! Let's all be aware and make the world a better place.
Posted by noname on June 28, 2003 at 4:53 PM (CDT)
Finally, this is settled :D. noname, let me also apologize, i admit i was stubborn, but u have to see this from my point also. I live in kuwait and i lived through the 2 wars that occured. The first Gulf War and this war. Even though I was a kid during the first war. Anyways, lets get back to the iPod.
I'm taking my iPod to the beach this week, but i'm having 2nd thoughts. hehe. I guess i'm just paranoid. Lets see what happens…
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on June 28, 2003 at 5:21 PM (CDT)
sorry to bring it up again, but someone here is an IDIOT
tslice, I agree with noname, go to town take a picutre in the city, with the people around you, you're bound to find an saddam henchmen bullying around a woman or some other guy, at least its not a statement about war…
i guess that will make noname happy - I agree its IPOD only here.. sorry to bring this up again, I'm just reading and I m thinking JEEEEZ IDIOT..
(I m not pointing fingers at anyone, if you think the idiot applies to you, guess you know yourself good)
Posted by clyde on July 1, 2003 at 11:19 AM (CDT)
so…........Has anyone else subjected their iPod to any other harsh environments? Jungle, Antartica, New York City….just joking NYC.
Let us know. Was there a time where something happened to your iPod and you thought…."oh boy there it goes…bye bye iPod…..but it just kept on rocking?
We want to hear it.
Posted by tslice in Illinois on July 1, 2003 at 12:14 PM (CDT)
I first learned about the Ipod when a buddy of mine brought one to a summer camp I went to (2003) and now I want one soooooooooo bad, so I was curious is there anything I should know of about the performance of the Ipod itself or the battery? I am a little nervous to buy it since its really $$$ so if u could just sell the idea to me i would appreicate it. ok thanks alot.
Posted by JL on July 3, 2003 at 7:17 PM (CDT)
You iPod infidels! ..... You shall feel the wrath of MY iPod….. May your be plagued by the junk mail from 1 million spammers and may your undergarments reek of the smell of defeat as us loyally citizens of Irak (sp) rejoice and party like it's 1999. (Sarcastic tone implied)
Posted by Sadaam Smith on July 4, 2003 at 12:18 AM (CDT)
Hey, I found sadaam!
But seriously, tslice, when I get a 3G, I'm going to dip my old one in battery acid. Or maybe some LSD! iDOP!
Posted by twdldee on July 4, 2003 at 1:31 AM (CDT)
Well I can tell you that only after owning my ipod for a couple of months, it is still one of the best investments I have ever made. It took me awile to make a decision to buy one also. But once I found the iPod lounge and listened to the members, I started wanting one bad! My iPod has not shown any problems. The battery life is as advertised. I use mine about 3 hours a day and I charge it about every three days. I am currently holding 600 songs (with room for 6900 more….yeah boy).
Some good things about owning the iPod:
When your sitting there and you get a song running through your head…...it's probably on your iPod or soon will be:)
Provided you have alot of songs…....just put it on shuffle and rock on and on and on and….you get the idea.
Throw a party…...Hook up the iPod to the stereo….and then take requests.
When a friend comes up to you and says….man do you remember that one song and it goes like this…..and he starts to sing and you say….you mean this one and show it to him on your iPod. (then he will want one).
You forget what songs you put on your iPod….
You'll be sitting there listening to your iPod, and all of a sudden a great song will play that you forgot you put on your iPod.
And finally….if you get your iPod…..there is no other joy than opening the box and knowing….that you are about to have the power to carry 500….1000….3000….5000…7500 songs anywhere you go…..yeah boy. So I hope this way to long post helps you out. Lets us know what happens. And keep visiting ipodlounge…..you can learn alot about the iPod from here. Good Luck.
Posted by t-slice on July 4, 2003 at 9:19 AM (CDT)
good job finding sadaam twdldee! But take it easy on the old iPod! Save the battery bath for that old tape player. Just my two cents.
Posted by t-slice on July 4, 2003 at 9:28 AM (CDT)
and give the lsd to sadaam
Posted by t-slice on July 4, 2003 at 9:29 AM (CDT)
......is it really safe to give LSD to saddam? I think he's messed up enough :D
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 4, 2003 at 9:50 AM (CDT)
So to summarise;
See? We're learning.
Posted by Jake on July 4, 2003 at 12:36 PM (CDT)
wow this really took off in the political direction didnt it. I knew it was coming.
I cant wait fro more pictures.
Posted by Stasyna on July 4, 2003 at 7:15 PM (CDT)
Hey, good luck t-slice. I've had a 5GB in Saudi since December 2001. It works great, and people here are buying them up!
Posted by Jim Reed on July 5, 2003 at 2:36 PM (CDT)
fro sure!
Posted by tslice in Illinois on July 5, 2003 at 6:00 PM (CDT)
Hey fellas i have a question, is there anything you can get that will copy songs from one ipod to another? thanks
Posted by JL on July 6, 2003 at 11:02 AM (CDT)
i dont think so….
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 6, 2003 at 12:24 PM (CDT)
Great article T-Slice. Looking foward to Part II. Sorry "noname" had to comment off topic with his brainwashed views. It's really not his fault.
"All it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing"
Posted by Scott on July 6, 2003 at 7:50 PM (CDT)
thank you Scott
Posted by t-slice on July 7, 2003 at 6:49 AM (CDT)
I see from the articles at the top of the page that the iPod can withstand very hot temps but i was wondering how high in the air can you take it? the instructions to my 15 gig said that you cannot play it above 10,000 ft. is that true, cause i want to take it on a jet with me but i dont want to screw it up. It should be fine though shouldnt it because the cabin is presurized and stuff right? has anyone else taken it on a jet with them?
Posted by JL on July 8, 2003 at 7:40 AM (CDT)
You must be american to ask such a dumb question while providing the answer within your question.
Posted by fadman on July 8, 2003 at 10:34 PM (CDT)
He's asking if any of us took it over 10,000 feet and what happened with the iPod. U dont have to insult him.
I've never taken it on a flight with me yet, but in a few weeks i'll be travelling, we'll c wat happens….
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 9, 2003 at 3:05 AM (CDT)
I rocked my Ipod at over 20,000 feet going to Amman Jordan from the U.S. and had no problems.
And Fadman,
What country do you come from? Being so "smart" and all.
Just wondering.
Posted by t-slice on July 9, 2003 at 4:34 AM (CDT)
*phew* t-slice u just saved me a lot of trouble of worrying about breaking my iPod when flying. It'd be logical for them to work at those heights cause i mean, lots of people listen to music while flying…
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 9, 2003 at 4:44 AM (CDT)
It is a life saver on a long flight. My total combined flights to jordan added up to just over 12 hours of flight time and thats not counting my layovers. Plus the Flight Attendants dig the iPod also. One flight attendant was thinking about buying one and after using mine for a little bit she made a decision to deffinately buy one. I pointed her to the iPodlounge, so maybe she will visit.
Posted by t-slice on July 9, 2003 at 7:35 AM (CDT)
i was only asking just to be sure, and if it wasnt for us Americans you wouldn't have an iPod.
Posted by JL on July 9, 2003 at 8:02 AM (CDT)
He's got a very good point there.
Thank you JL.
Posted by t-slice on July 9, 2003 at 8:09 AM (CDT)
y do politics come up in every discussion? isnt this supposed to be only about iPods?
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 9, 2003 at 8:21 AM (CDT)
have you people located in the middle east run into any mac shops? from my experience in non-western countries, most everyone uses PCs because of how easily and cheaply they can be "built"...
also, has any firm come out with an iPod carrying case built for joggers? i'm thinking of, essentially, a glove that secures an iPod in the palm of your hand. this would be very convenient as it sucks running with it strapped to your shorts, but it also sucks having to hold on to it tightly when your hands are sweaty and you're sprinting…
Posted by deathwolf on July 9, 2003 at 8:48 AM (CDT)
Yeah. Theres a Mac shop in lebanon. I know that for sure :)
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 9, 2003 at 8:54 AM (CDT)
hey deathwolf,
check out this site:
Posted by t-slice on July 9, 2003 at 9:51 AM (CDT)
send them a suggestion about the "iPod glove" and maybe they will pick it up. Thats a good idea.
Posted by t-slice on July 9, 2003 at 9:53 AM (CDT)
I can absolutely testify that an iPod will NOT survive submersion in fresh water…I was boarding a sailboat for a long distance race (30 hours + or -) where music is an absolute necessity with my 1 week old 30GB iPod, and sure enough, the rule about electronics and their irresistable attraction to bodies of water held true. Kerplunk! straight into 9 feet of fresh water.
I stripped off, unwilling to let 500$ and my favorite white and silver friend slip away, and plunged into the 58 degree water. I had to come up for air about ten times before I finally located my buddy under 2 feet of silt, all by touch. I brought him up and shook him out, blowing through the jack holes, removed the port cover and blew through there, then left him outside in mild sunshine for 4 days, bringing him in at night. The good news is that I could get the apple logo to show up, but nothing else would boot up. It was enough for the apple folks to warranty me a new one. Thank god for apple service!
I am bringing him on my next race on the 19th, but this time I have drilled a hole in the carrying case and tied a lanyard that will be clipped at all times to my belt.
To conclude, DON'T BE A MORON AND DROP YOUR IPOD IN THE WATER, NO MATTER HOW TOUGH YOU THINK IT IS!
Posted by Captain AL on July 10, 2003 at 9:33 AM (CDT)
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 10, 2003 at 9:40 AM (CDT)
Do we really have to get the weapons in there? My god…
It's not political, it's just showing the US Military might which was used against Iraq, right?
Now that after thousands are dead and the Iraqi Government has been overthrown… Does anyone on either side feel any safer? I think not.
"There is one single purpose of this War… To disarm Iraq and ensure that Americans can be safe again"—Colin Powell.
Posted by j763 on July 10, 2003 at 10:23 AM (CDT)
sigh…. i have a favor to ask everyone who reads this article and the comments here…. can u stop posting political comments? this isnt a political site to start off with. If u dont like the pictures or articles then just shutup and leave the site. This is supposed to be about t-slice's experience in the Middle East with his iPod. Not the American might or the war. so can everyone please chill about the war and weapons and start telling us about their iPods? :P
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 10, 2003 at 10:34 AM (CDT)
I can't beleive Lebanon has a Mac store. I was there for 2 day visit from Cyprus and thought it was pretty musch trying to struggle back from civil war. This was few years ago.
But I guess they are moving forward.
What kind of work takes you there?
Posted by Andrewinla on July 10, 2003 at 12:52 PM (CDT)
I'm a student. I'll be going to university there. Lebanon is more advanced then some people think. There are some parts of Lebanon that arent advancing really well and still need time, but other parts are advancing fast. The Mac store in Lebanon isnt really big, but its pretty cool. There's also a Mac repair shop in Kuwait for people who have Apple computers or products that need repair, only problem is its pretty expensive and is aimed mainly at the businesses here who use Apple computers (thats my theory)
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 10, 2003 at 1:23 PM (CDT)
OK! Listen up. I submitted my pictures to iPod lounge WITHOUT CAPTIONS!!!!! The webmaster put the captions on the pictures thinking they were U.S. Army Tanks. They are not! They are actually Jordanian personel carriers and a anti aircraft tank. If any one kept up with current events they would know that there was NO AMERICAN ARMOR UNITS stationed in Jordan. So…..These are not American Tanks…..These pictures are not showing the "MIGHTY US ARMY WAR MACHINE OUT TO KILL INNOCENT PEOPLE" They are simply Jordanian army units placed on their border to protect them from a tyrant who has no reguard for human life. Remember Kuwait? The Jordanians sure do! And they are not going to let that happen to them. Not one of my pictures showed American Equipment. They were captions placed there by misinformation. Now I suggest that you either read up on your current and pollitical events or just please shut up! It's getting old. Take your comments to CNN and leave this site to stories about iPod.
Oh and by the way…..While I am out here in the 130 degree heat packaging, loading and sending Food Supplies, Medical Supplies and Aid to the people in Iraq…...What the hell are you doing to help them? Really….what are you doing? Sitting at your computer and bitching doesn't do the people of Iraq any great justice. If you really want to help get your ass over here and pitch in.
Posted by t-slice on July 10, 2003 at 10:55 PM (CDT)
Captain AL,
I'm glad you got a replacement. That would have sucked.
Good luck with the lanyard.
Posted by t-slice on July 10, 2003 at 10:59 PM (CDT)
that's some pretty shoddy journalism on behalf of whoever posted the captions to your pictures to assume that those two blips in the left hand corner of the upper-most picture were in fact " two A1 Abrams tanks and a Bradley fighting vehicle." They could have just as easily been two tents and a freakin' lorry. chalk one up for ipodlounge.
Posted by deathwolf on July 10, 2003 at 11:24 PM (CDT)
I don't blame iPod lounge for purposely writing those captions I just believe that they were mistaken. I didn't think it was going to raise this much hell, thats why I just left it as it was. But as you see that clearly wasn't the case.
Sorry iPodlounge, I should have submitted the captions also. I will next time.
Posted by t-slice on July 11, 2003 at 1:51 AM (CDT)
we all appreciate (well I do at least) what youre doing there t-slice. Just keep up the good work and keep us updated with info on your iPod :D!
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 11, 2003 at 4:49 AM (CDT)
Thank you Patrick.
Posted by t-slice on July 11, 2003 at 7:12 AM (CDT)
T-slice. I will be unemployed in Sept (my company closing in CA and moving to NC. How did you get involved in your line of work. I'd love to be there helping you out and come Sept I have no problem signing up!
Posted by Andrewinla on July 11, 2003 at 12:56 PM (CDT)
Can you believe that you guys are actuallly listening to some guy who is so ashamed to give a name tht he puts noname. Well anyways, I love the pictures it gives you a different perspective. I hope you got that iPod filled because it looks like thesers nothing to do there. BTW I love old Skool rap.
Posted by Nasir Jones on July 11, 2003 at 5:57 PM (CDT)
No Problem,
Sorry to hear about your job. Hopefully we can get you on board here.
Posted by t-slice on July 11, 2003 at 10:27 PM (CDT)
Thank you for the comments. What is one old Skool rap/hip hop song that sticks out for you?
Posted by t-slice on July 11, 2003 at 10:29 PM (CDT)
What will you be studying in Lebanon?
Posted by t-slice on July 11, 2003 at 10:30 PM (CDT)
I'll be studying Graphic Design t-slice.
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 12, 2003 at 4:05 AM (CDT)
"When your sitting there and you get a song running through your head…...it's probably on your iPod or soon will be:). "
Im guessing you download those "songs running through your head" music t-slice? I doubt they're music stores holding western music in the iraq region.
Posted by Foo_Foo on July 13, 2003 at 3:37 PM (CDT)
You would be surprised how many western cd's I have picked up in this region. But When I am home I am a part time mobile DJ so I have a lot of tunes that I have copied from my vinyl and cd's. Don't have a real good internet connection here to download.
Posted by t-slice on July 13, 2003 at 10:22 PM (CDT)
hi, I just read all of that and I think that noname should shut his trap because the american government is doing alot for Iraq and for the middle-east. If you want to talk about your political views then go somewhere else.
Posted by Jake on July 13, 2003 at 11:27 PM (CDT)
A lot of the people here buy/listen/download western music. But thats different from Iraq I would believe. We have a lot of cd stores here like Virgin and stuff. I usually just order my stuff off Amazon or something. The Middle East isnt as bad as it seems…
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 14, 2003 at 2:52 AM (CDT)
I am very impressed with the commerce available in Amman.
Posted by t-slice on July 14, 2003 at 3:26 AM (CDT)
u should see some of the other places t-slice. sometime whenever u get a break u should come by Kuwait or Dubai. Especially Dubai. Lebanon has a lot of cool stuff too, but it still needs some fixing up. And supposedly the best place to live in the Middle East is Bahrain.
Posted by Patrick M. in Kuwait on July 14, 2003 at 3:32 AM (CDT)
I just got back from living in Amman for six months. I could not find one decent store to buy anything electronic.
Posted by bla on July 14, 2003 at 11:35 AM (CDT)
I just got back from living in Amman for six months. I could not find one decent store to buy anything electronic.
Posted by bla on July 14, 2003 at 11:35 AM (CDT)
Nas "Memory Lane", I love that song. I also like that whole CD. Illmatic was a classic. "It aint hard to tell" and "Lifes a *****" are also great songs.
Hope your enjoying yourself!
Posted by Nasir Jones on July 15, 2003 at 7:11 PM (CDT)
Nas "Memory Lane", I love that song. I also like that whole CD. Illmatic was a classic. "It aint hard to tell" and "Lifes a *****" are also great songs.
Hope your enjoying yourself!
Posted by Nasir Jones on July 15, 2003 at 7:11 PM (CDT)
In reference to the question re: copying songs from one ipod to another… I have found one situation in which I was successful. There are however conditions…
You must have a WINPOD and access to a PC with NERO burner.
-Open the winpod in NERO Burner
-Grab all the Music folders and pull them to the hard drive in one folder
-Do a find for all the music files in the main folder
-Move all the music files to One folder
-Connect the other winpod and add the songs.
Im sure there is a better way than these Neanderthal antics, but thats all I ve got at the moment.
Posted by JStahl on July 18, 2003 at 10:44 AM (CDT)
ok thats jstahl, i appreciate it.
Posted by JL on July 18, 2003 at 6:33 PM (CDT)
Posted by JL on July 18, 2003 at 6:33 PM (CDT)
Too bad Nas sucks now.
Murda Inc killed his rhymes.
Posted by haha on July 18, 2003 at 7:07 PM (CDT)
I left my iPod in a P.A (public address) for about 5 hours, and it got extremely hot… when i took it out, there was a horizontal line that didnt dissappear even when contrast was changed… it went away after a day…
Posted by Dave Luebbert on July 19, 2003 at 8:35 PM (CDT)
Really dave?
good thing where i live my 'pod isnt exposed to much heat :)
Posted by Stasyna on July 22, 2003 at 7:11 PM (CDT)
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PITTSBURGH – The Allegheny County Parks Department today announced its activities, events and concerts schedule for June 25 through July 1. All events are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. All concert acts and times are subject to change. For additional information, call 412-350-2455 or visit www.alleghenycounty.us/parks.
To receive weekly email updates and other Parks Department news and information, sign up online at www.alleghenycounty.us/newsroom/RequestNews.aspx. Events, activities and programs are also posted on Allegheny County's Facebook events page at www.facebook.com/AlleghenyCounty/events. Download a copy of the Allegheny County Parks 2013 Fun Guide at www.alleghenycounty.us/parks/FunGuide.pdf.
The locations of major facilities and buildings in the County Parks are available on Google Maps at http://goo.gl/maps/KNc3i.
Tue., June 25
South Park Children's Theatre pres. "Rumpelstiltskin"
$2 admission
South Park Theatre
10:00 a.m.
Allegheny County Traveling Sports Clinic
Free. Boys & girls, ages 6 & older, are invited to participate & learn proper techniques in a variety of sports, including baseball, football, soccer & basketball. The clinic also emphasizes fundamental rules & fair play. No pre-registration is needed! Just come out & have fun! For more information, call 412-350-2478.
Transverse Park, Mt. Oliver
10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon
Drawing with Color Pencils Class
Free. Enjoy the versatile medium of colored pencils! Easy step-by-step instruction, perfect for beginners. No experience necessary. No pressure. Relaxing, fun lesson. You'll leave with a drawing you may be surprised you could make. Call 412-675-8556 or email Angora Gardens to register or for more information.
White Oak Park Angora Gardens
12:00 noon-2:00 p.m.
12:30-2:30 p.m.
Show Stoppers Summer Theater Camp
For more information or to register, call the South Park Theatre at 412-831-8552.
1:00-3:30 p.m.
Yoga in the Park
Free. No preregistration needed. Power Flow Yoga is accessible to all levels & ages (under 18 must have parental consent). Power Flow is designed to strengthen muscles, increase balance, flexibility and endurance, in turn, linking the body and mind.
South Park Maple Springs Pond Gazebo
5:45-6:45 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
South Park Table Tennis – Competitive Play
Everyone is welcome, regardless of skill level. South Park Table Tennis membership is $40 per year. New members are welcome to visit three times for free.
South Park Home Economics Building
7:30 p.m.
Wed., June 26
Horses with Hope Program
One-time application fee of $15. Each 45-minute session is $40. Pre-registration is required by calling Joanne Murdy at 412-607-8075 or Anne Davis at 615-513-4106. Several medical forms & releases are also required.
Horses with Hope is a faith-based, non-profit organization that provides therapeutic riding and other equine-related activities to enhance the physical, mental, social & emotional needs of children & adults. Each session is taught by a PATH International certified instructor & trained volunteers who lead the horse and use side-walkers on each side of the rider. Each rider is instructed on horsemanship, grooming, tacking & mounted riding. The skills are determined by the rider's capabilities & the instructor, while focusing on as much independence as possible. We are committed to providing safe, quality programs for children & adults. Get more information on our website or by calling Joanne Murdy at 412-607-8075 or Anne Davis at 615-513-4106.
South Park Horse Show Ring
9:30 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
Meyers Ridge, 901 Gray St., McKees Rocks
BMX Olympic Day Race
$9 for first bike, $4 for same rider's second bike.
South Park BMX Track
Registration at 6:00 p.m. Race at 7:30 p.m.
Elite Runners & Walkers – Summer Outdoor Series
$10 per person. All runs will be Chronotrack Timed. 5K and 5-mile options with food and refreshments after. New to trail running? The Summer Outdoor Series is a fun, laid-back, no frills race. It is a great opportunity to take it off road! Get more information.
Settlers Cabin Park Algonquin Shelter
7:00 p.m.
Thu., June 27
Adult Nature Walk
Free. Originally started as a program for stroke & heart patients, this nature group has expanded to any interested adult. The informal group meets rain or shine every Thursday of the year. Local naturalists guide these enlightening, leisurely paced walks. New nature adventures & discoveries every week. Dress well for outdoor walking.
Meet at North Park Ice Rink Parking Lot
Boy Scout Merit Badge Program
Free. For elementary school children with adult chaperones. This week is soil and water conservation study program.
North Park Latodami Nature Center
2:00-4:00 p.m.
4:30-7:30 p.m.
Painting Plein Air Class – Koi Fish Pond
Free. Come take advantage of Angora Gardens' gorgeous surroundings in summer and paint outside! Easy step-by-step instruction, perfect for beginners. No experience necessary. No pressure. Relaxing, fun lesson. You'll leave with a painting you may be surprised you could make! Call 412-675-8556 or email Angora Gardens to register or for more information.
5:00-7:00 p.m.
L.L. Bean Pittsburgh Outing Club – Fly Casting Clinic
Free. Here's your chance to learn a sport that you may end up loving for a lifetime. Our friendly, knowledgeable instructors will teach you the four-part cast, share helpful tips, and give you plenty of practice time. After about an hour of instruction, you'll get to practice fishing in North Park Lake. Equipment is provided by L.L. Bean. If you plan to stay & fish later than 8:00 p.m., please bring your own equipment. A fishing license is not required for the clinic, but one is required for fishing. Get more information & sign up for the clinic.
North Park Mars Shelter
6:00 p.m.
South Park Table Tennis – Informal Practice
South Park Theatre pres. "You Haven't Changed a Bit"
$15 admission. A riotous Baby Boomer musical by Jerry & Steve Mayer about growing up at 60. The adventures of aging are filtered through three married couples that have known each other for more than 30 years. The husbands are fed up with the fact that their gender roles seem to have switched over the years, while the wives disapprove of their spouses' antics. Only time will tell if all three couples will make it down the aisle again to renew their wedding vows. For information & reservations, call 412-831-8552.
8:00 p.m.
"Books to Life" Cinema Series - The Lorax (PG)
Free. Weather permitting. Attendees may bring food and non-alcoholic beverages. Adapted from the Dr. Seuss book, "The Lorax" tells the story of Ted Wiggins, a boy who lives in Thneedville. Ted visits the Once-ler, a hermit living outside of the city, and discovers the dark past that surrounds Thneedville's lack of trees. After receiving a tree seed from the Once-ler, the responsibility of reviving the trees lies in Ted's hands. Once again this summer, we are partnering with the Allegheny County Library Association to bring books to life. Check out "The Lorax" from your local ACLA library or Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh branch, and then come watch the movie with us!
Deer Lakes Carp Field
8:45 p.m.
Fri., June 28
Ripped Fitness Class
Free. Ripped is a total body workout using resistance and cardio training into a routine that is enjoyable, easy and highly effective. Call 412-675-8556 or email Angora Gardens to register or for more information.
3:00-4:00 p.m.
BNY Mellon Jazz presents Monty Alexander in Concert
Free. Pianist Monty Alexander has worked his entire career to bridge the gap between jazz, pop and music from his native country of Jamaica. He has recorded more than 70 albums during a career that spans more than five decades.
South Park Amphitheater
Sat., June 29
Third Annual Fearless 5K Run/Walk
$20 per person before June 24. $25 per person after June 24. The Third Annual Fearless 5K Run/Walk benefits the Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund. To date, we have assisted the Semper Fi Fund in aiding numerous injured members of our military and their families.Register online.
North Park Boathouse
8:30 a.m.
Pink Ribbon Round-Up Trail Ride
All riders must sign up with an entry fee of $25 & commit to raising a minimum of $100. One in seven women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Help us raise money to find a cure for this dreaded disease. This is a chance to participate in a great trail ride and raise money for breast cancer research. Participants will receive a gift bag, including a T-shirt and treats for them and their horses Trail bosses and drag riders will organize groups of 20 riders to head out on the trail for a three-hour ride. Afterward, free souvenir photos will be available. Riders and horses are invited to enjoy a hearty picnic buffet where prizes will be awarded to those raising the most money. We will ride, rain or shine, so don't forget your poncho! To secure your space or for more information, call 412-638-9963 or visit our website.
North Park Horse Show Area
Registration starts at 9:00 a.m. The three-hour ride starts at 10:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
L.L. Bean Pittsburgh Outing Club – Kayak Discovery Course
$20. Expert instructors teach you basic paddling techniques and safety skills. All equipment provided. Minimum age is 8. Ages 14 & under must be with a participating adult. Pre-register online.
North Park Boat Launch Ramp
10:00-11:30 a.m.
Introducing Fungi Hunting & Identification
Free. Pre-registration required by calling 724-224-4102 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Program sponsored by the Friends of Harrison Hills Park and the Western Pennsylvania Mushroom Club.
Harrison Hills Park Environmental Learning Center
Venture Outdoors Hike & Eat Locally
$20 for non-members. $15 for Venture Outdoors members. Easy difficulty. Celebrate the seasonal fare of Western Pennsylvania as we venture on a four-mile easy hike through Settlers Cabin Park and learn the natural and social history of the area. Afterward, we will enjoy a picnic of homemade seasonal dishes incorporating locally grown foods. Register online with Venture Outdoors.
Settlers Cabin Park Administration Building
10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Kids Fitness Class
Free. Children 6-12 years old. 45-minute class designed to get kids moving and active while having fun and increasing their cardio endurance, strength and flexibility. This class is ideal for all children and will incorporate basic aerobic exercises, as well as physical activities and playful competition to get their hearts pumping and interests engaged. All children ages 6-12 are welcome. Call 412-675-8556 or email Angora Gardens to register or for more information.
12:00 noon-12:45 p.m.
L.L. Bean Pittsburgh Outing Club – Free Kayaking/Stand-Up Paddleboarding Demonstration
Free demonstration opportunity for a brief paddle (10-15 min). Instructors and a variety of kayaks will be available. Minimum age is 8. Ages 14 & under must be with a participating adult.
Semi-Pro Football – Western PA Wildcatz vs. Northern Ohio Destroyers
$7 for adults. $5 for children ages 12 & under. Season passes are $20. The Western PA Wildcatz Semi Pro Football Team was started to help young men advance in our community. There are many talented young adults who are unable to attend college in order to continue playing football due to lack of proper finances. The Heartland Semi-Pro Football League is a way from them to excel on and off the field. It not only gives them an opportunity to advance their football careers, but it also provides an opportunity for the community to come together and support local small businesses. The Wildcatz are dedicated to making a positive impact and giving back by donating time and resources to local charities, as well as to being role models. Get more information.
North Park J.C. Stone Field
Sun., June 30
Jeff Fromlack Memorial 5K Walk/Run
$30 per person in advance. $35 per person on day of event. On January 27, 2013, we lost a great man to a tragic accident. Jeff influenced everyone he met in so many ways, and he always knew how to make people smile. Join us in running or walking in his memory. To celebrate his birthday the way he would have wanted to, we ask everyone to dress in "costume"(although it is not required). All proceeds will benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. With enough support, we plan on celebrating Jeff's birthday annually with this 5K event. Register for the run/walk online.
Registration starts at 6:30 a.m. Walk/Run starts at 8:00 a.m.
Venture Outdoors South Park Quest Hike
$8 for non-members. $12 for Venture Outdoors members. Advanced difficulty. Join Bruce Cridlebaugh on this thorough exploration of South Park. This advanced-level hike is intended to move at a brisk pace, covering a long distance (10-12 miles) over very hilly terrain. Hikers must be in good physical condition. This is not a casual walk in the park. The route connects the park's outermost trails for a day-long loop hike. In addition to some serious hiking, we will explore the history and special features of the park. Participants will receive a detailed hiking map of the park. Register online with Venture Outdoors.
South Park Oliver Miller Homestead
9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
BMX Practice
$10 per rider.
10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Carpenter Log House Tours
Donations accepted for maintenance of house & programs.
Boyce Park Carpenter Log House
1:00-4:00 p.m.
Oliver Miller Homestead Tours
$1 admission. Tours are self-guided, but the Miller Homestead Associates dress in period attire, give information about the family and the area history, demonstrate crafts, and answer questions. Last admission at 4:00 p.m.
1:30-4:30 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
Sara Watkins in Concert
Free. Sara Watkins began her career playing fiddle in the bluegrass band Nickel Creek, winning a Grammy with the group in 2003. After the band went on hiatus, she began her solo career as a singer-songwriter. Since going solo, she has developed her own distinct country-bluegrass sound.
Hartwood Acres Park Amphitheater
Mon., July 1
9th Street Ball Field, 9th St. & Ohio Ave., Glassport
South Park Children's Theatre pres. "The Ugly Duckling & Other Tails"
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These much-loved dumplings, made from ground unleavened matzo cracker, are a favorite during Passover. Chicken thighs and drumsticks flavor the broth but aren't included in the soup. Use them to make chicken salad later.
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Combine 1 3/4 cups chicken broth, matzo meal, 2 tablespoons minced onion, oil, 1/4 teaspoon salt, yolks, and 1 minced garlic clove, stirring well. Cover and chill 1 hour.
While matzo mixture chills, combine 5 1/4 cups broth, 1/4 teaspoon salt, chopped onion, and next 8 ingredients (chopped onion through drumsticks); bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer 1 hour, skimming surface as needed. Remove chicken; reserve for another use. Strain broth mixture through a colander into a large bowl; discard solids. Return broth to pan; bring to a boil. Reduce heat, and simmer.
Lightly coat hands with cooking spray. Divide matzo mixture evenly into 24 (1 1/2-inch) balls. Gently drop balls into simmering broth. Cover, reduce heat to medium-low, and cook 5 minutes or until done (matzo balls will rise to surface). Remove from heat; stir in dill.
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Colburn Patterson, 21, Plainville, died Sunday, Aug. 12, 2012, in Rooks County.
He was born July 11, 1991, in Hoisington to Curtis Ray and Diona (Schuckman) Patterson.
Survivors include his parents; a sister, Stacie Dinkel, Kansas City, Mo.; his grandparents, George and Linda Colburn, and Isabel Schuckman; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
He was preceded in death by his paternal grandfather, Raymond L. Patterson, maternal grandfather, Edwin I. Schuckman, and an uncle, Bill Schuckman.
Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Plainville; private family inurnment will be at a later date.
Family will receive friends from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday at Moore-Overlease Funeral Home, Plainville.
A rosary will be at 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
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It's been nearly 25 years since the Supreme Court rolled back students' First Amendment rights in Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier. Join experts from the fields of law, education and journalism for a conversation about how the rise in censorship — including the recent leap of Hazelwood from K-12 schools to college campuses — has affected young people's civic readiness. Has the pendulum swung too far toward school authority, and how can schools foster meaningful civic participation from their students in a Hazelwood world?
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CSU Hunger Strike: Northridge Students Won't Eat Until Admin Freezes Tuition, Cuts Own Pay
They've been warning administrators since last Friday that they'd do it, and the moment of truth has arrived:
Four brave students from Cal State Northridge began their hunger strike against rising tuition yesterday, along with eight more CSU students scattered across five other campuses within the system.
They will ingest only vegetable juice until the university agrees to meet the following demands:
1. A 5 year moratorium on student fee hikes.2. The elimination of all 23 campus presidents housing and car allowances.3. Administrative and executive salaries be reversed to 1999 levels.4. The extension of freedom of speech areas to include entire campuses.
Knowing CSU administrators, who have raised tuition over 318 percent in the last decade (to higher highs than Harvard, all things considered), meanwhile raising their own salaries on the go-to that they must stay "competitive," the strikers could end up looking like a pack of first-world Ghandis before anything starts to change.
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