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Diy wednesdays: woodgrain oilcloth lunchbag. Recently, we've been making an effort to a) pack ourselves delicious lunches, and b) rid our lives of wasteful, disposable plastic bags. we find it's much easier to accomplish these things when we've got a cute and useful alternative. in honor of this week's wonderful guest bloggers, we thought it would be both fun and oh-so-appropriate to whip up this faux bois oilcloth lunchbag. brown-baggin' it has never been so fun!
Click here for the full project or just click "read more" below. enjoy! Diy projects: kate's handy lunch bag. This week's resolution is definitely one i have every year: "cook more and dine out less." i spend quite a bit of money on lunch at work, mainly because i can't get my act together to prepare something (the closest i got was bringing an entire loaf of bread and a jar of peanut butter-forgot the knife though). so i thought maybe if i prettied up my lunch accessories it would help inspire me. this tote is just a canvas bag slightly doctored so that it opens to become a place setting, complete with snuggled utensils!
I added button closures on the sides so it's easy to open and close, and like all canvas bags it is machine washable. for all you lucky freelancers out there, maybe your kids or office-bound friends could use a present. happy crafting! – kate. Diy wednesdays: fabric envelopes. We're always making all sorts of stuff out of fabric, but can never bring ourselves to toss any scraps. this project is an easy and smart way to repurpose even the tiniest leftovers. by using one of our favorite sewing materials—fusible webbing—you can whip up a whole set of these no-sew envelopes in a flash. they're great places to store favorite documents, photos, or business cards, and can even be used as a special gift wrap. have fun!
Derek & lauren. Kate's notebook lunchbag. Oh i love this time of year. this month's theme is definitely going to be back to school, because who can help but be at least a little excited about the start of fall and a new year for students everywhere. send your favorite student to school (or work) with this notebook lunchbag!
This is completed in a jiffy and is very inexpensive. much like that pristine first page of a new notebook, the hardest part is deciding what to write on it. have fun! -kate. Halligan's denim cut-offs wine bag. When the time comes for your jeans to be reincarnated into your new favorite shorts, the top gets a new life but what about that sturdy bottom fabric going to waste?
I have been saving the bottoms of cut off jeans for two years now, knowing that someday I would have a bright idea of how to put them to use. Denim crafts can go wrong in so many ways but my goal in this project was to cure denim crafts from their not so hip past using a little bleach and stitchery! -halligan CLICK HERE for the full how-to after the jump!
Materials: Sewing 101: zippered case. It's back-to-school time, and it's hard not to have school supplies on the brain even if school days are nowhere in sight for some of us!
Inspired by the good old-fashioned pencil case, I thought it would be fun to sew a lined, zippered pouch that you can use for pencils, makeup, electronics or anything else you need to organize and tuck away. The great thing about this bag is that once you understand the basic construction, you can easily make it any size you like. Try a short, long version with a wide base for knitting needles, or a flat bag for electronic cords. You can use oilcloth for the lining to create a waterproof makeup bag, or try stitching a label to the outside to indicate what's hiding inside.
Leather envelope phone case. As you may know, I have a weakness for tech accessories — especially ones that you can DIY — so it should come as no surprise that when Aimee of SwellMayde offered to share this tutorial, I immediately said yes.
Aimee was even kind of enough to make a leather case in the signature D*S color — bright coral! This DIY is super easy; the combination of basic materials and a printable template means even a novice crafter can produce this chic, simple phone case for themselves or as a gift in no time. Thanks for sharing, Aimee! — Kate Have a DIY project you'd like to share? Sewing 101: branch handle tote. Add a little autumnal flair to your fall wardrobe with this rustic tree branch tote!
This sturdy piece is great for carting daily necessities on your commute or for more outdoorsy tasks like packing a picnic or carrying camping supplies. The bag itself features a basic construction that can be adapted and used with any type of handle, so if the branches aren't quite your thing, it's easy to make fabric straps instead. Look for nice, straight branches that have fallen from trees in your local park or woods or, if you can't find any, check at a floral supply shop. Let's get sewing! Leather lunch tote. I don't bring my lunch to work as often as I should.
And by that, I mean never. What if I had a cool lunch tote? It might not help, but at the very least, it's a fun project to practice your hand sewing and to make something interesting. Upholstery basics: poolside roll up. It's been heating up around Austin — 90, 95, 99 . . . 100+!
The hotter it gets, the more I want to dive in, so this month on Upholstery Basics, I thought we'd whip up a poolside roll up for the upcoming months of sunbathing, daydreaming and catching up on Us Weekly (I'm not ashamed to admit it!). The best part is, it's made of beach towels! — Amanda. Mesh screen beach bag. Summer is here, and I am so excited to start filling up my free time with warm weather activities. When it comes to beaches, pools, picnics and the like, I am definitely a planner — I like to bring everything I could possibly want along with me so I'll never be caught without water, sunscreen, a book, a sandwich, a spare pair of shoes or an extra towel. I'm basically a traveling general store in the summer, but I love it! When this fun project appeared in our inbox from Parisian crafter and blogger Pascale Mestdagh, I knew I had my first summer DIY on my hands; this mesh beach tote is perfect for carrying all my summer stuff. This summery beach bag DIY makes clever use of window screen mesh, which is a cheap, easy-to-use material that can be manipulated like any other fabric.
Sewing 101: Yoga Bag. In keeping with January's theme of fresh starts and healthy resolutions, what better way to get motivated to exercise than with some new exercise accessories? I find that I have a better chance of sticking with new habits if I make them as convenient as possible, so having a handy way to tote my yoga mat makes it just a little easier to get to class.
This DIY yoga bag is super easy to make (it's really just a big rectangle with handles), and I promise that even a beginner can stitch up this project in no time. Let's get started! Purse Week: U Shaped Purse Handle Tutorial. Today I'm sharing a fun purse tutorial as part of A Lemon Squeezy Home's Purse Week! Hello and welcome to any new readers heading over from Christie's great blog. Some of you might remember the bag I entered into the contest last year. This year, Christie invited me to guest blog and I'm excited to participate and show you guys what I came up with. I'll be showing you how to add u shaped handles to just about any bag you plan on making as well as showing you how to make the bag in the photos above and directly below. 12 gifts of christmas blog hop: organizer wallet tutorial and a giveaway. Hello! Welcome to day 12 of the 12 Gifts of Christmas Blog Hop hosted by the awesome Jennifer of Ellison Lane Quilts.
Have you been following along since day 1?? If not, there's a list of links to all the tutorials at the bottom of this post so go check them out! Hip pouch sew-along, day 1 of 3. Welcome to the Hip Pouch Sew-Along! So happy you can join us! Just a couple of notes before we get started: Please read my initial notes about this project here. Read through all directions for each day before jumping in. Renske's minimalist tote bag.


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"Great Flavor.....construction sloppy"
Great flavor on this cigar, but the wrapper kept peeling off. I'm going to stick with the smaller sizes on this one.
Arthur in Boston November 4, 2011
"Better than outstanding!"
I have smoked many, many cigars in 15 years. This is by far the best non-Cuban I've had. In fact, it is better than most of the Cubans I have smoked. Believe the hype!
Michael in New York April 3, 2011
"Best non-Cuban I've smoked!"
I recently purchased this stick in a best of full flavored sampler here. It was the last of the sticks that I got around two and as such it aged in my humidor for only about two weeks.
Let's simply say that it was fantastic. First, I accumulated a 5 inch ash on this, I seriously had more ash than cigar by the end.
The taste is subtle yet complex, the draw was nice; not too firm but not at all weak. I enjoyed this on a night when the outside temp was less than 40 degrees (I do not smoke in my home) and it was worth the frozen fingers.
It perfectly complimented the hearty vegetable stew I'd just enjoyed with notes of figs, and caramel.
The crazy thing is how this cigar ended, with a strong taste of brown sugar.
Simply amazing and not to be missed, buy a couple of these; smoke one now and age the other for a few months!
Thomas in Lawrenceburg, Kentucky March 27, 2011
"Not impressed"
I smoked cigars regularly way back in my twenties and thirties. I quit when prices went crazy. I began smoking cigars again about a month ago.
I like full/intense flavor. I wanted to try one of these and I wanted to try it RIGHT NOW. I visited my local smoke shop to purchase one. I specifically asked the owner for the biggest, full bodied, best tasting cigar he had in his humidor and this is what he suggested. I like the appearance and the feel of this cigar. It has a very good ash. However, the draw was too easy and the burn uneven. I had to continually "touch up" to keep it burning evenly. Although it smelled good, flavor was just "OK". It did not have the full/intense flavor I was led to believe it had. Maybe I just got a stinker. I won't buy this cigar again. I am smoking cigars on a retirement income so my purchase and experimentation with cigars that are new to me is limited.
Liam in Oklahoma November 15, 2010
"Good, but not up to the hype"
The marketing for Cain makes you expect that it will be the strongest cigar you've ever had. IMO, El Rico Habano still holds that award. Appearance delicious. Draw way too easy, which caused burn problems, requiring torch repairs several times. Flavor decent, but not as strong as advertised, and not as peppery as I would have liked. Still, I liked the one single I had enough to want to try some more. If the burn and draw aren't different next time, I'll pass thereafter.
Brent in Bismarck ND April 15, 2010
"Do not miss this one"
You can read all of the B.S. that these cigar stores tell you and you will never get one of them to tell you that this is a great smoke for the money. It started off just fine and finished well ahead of expectations. It was a comfortable ride the entire way. I am not easy to please but this smoke was just right. An every day smoke for all that love great smooth smokes. Yo
Yo in Atlanta February 9, 2010
Smooth cigar. Great taste and good finish.
Bill in Plano Texas January 14, 2010

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Midbrain dopamine (MbDA) neurons are functionally heterogeneous and modulate complex functions through precisely organized anatomical groups. MbDA neurons are generated from Wnt1-expressing progenitors located in the ventral mesencephalon (vMes) during embryogenesis. However, it is unclear whether the progenitor pool is partitioned into distinct cohorts based on molecular identity and whether the timing of gene expression uniquely identifies subtypes of MbDA neurons. In this study we show that Wnt1-expressing MbDA progenitors from embryonic day (E)8.5-12.5 have dynamic molecular identities that correlate with specific spatial locations in the vMes. We also tested the hypothesis that the timing of Wnt1 expression in progenitors is related to the distribution of anatomically distinct cohorts of adult MbDA neurons using genetic inducible fate mapping (GIFM). We demonstrate that the Wnt1 lineage contributes to specific cohorts of MbDA neurons during a 7-day epoch and that the contribution to MbDA neurons predominates over other ventral Mb domains. In addition, we show that calbindin-, GIRK2-, and calretinin-expressing MbDA neuron subtypes are derived from Wnt1-expressing progenitors marked over a broad temporal window. Through GIFM and quantitative analysis we demonstrate that the Wnt1 lineage does not undergo progressive lineage restriction, which eliminates a restricted competence model of generating MbDA diversity. Interestingly, we uncover that two significant peaks of Wnt1 lineage contribution to MbDA neurons occur at E9.5 and E11.5. Collectively, our findings delineate the temporal window of MbDA neuron generation and show that lineage and timing predicts the terminal distribution pattern of MbDA neurons.
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Ghostcrawler talks about Patch 4.2 {WoW}
Apr 28th 2011 12:49PM I always thought the funniest product I ever saw was Diet Caffeine Free Mountain Dew. No caffeine and no sugar? What's the point?
Encrypted Text: The secret rogue skills {WoW}
Apr 13th 2011 2:33PM One I used to do as a stealth challenge used to be in Lower Blackrock Spire obtaining both the Smolderweb and Worg Pup pet. You had to stealth in and snag the smolderweb eggs and the worg pup to get the pets. Now both have been changed to guaranteed drops. the true challenging part was to see if you could do it at level 55, the first level the quest became available.
Patch 4.1 PTR: Hints of a new Hallow's End {WoW}
Feb 26th 2011 3:59PM I take this as a good sign that a few other holidays that need updating (I'm looking at you Lunar Festival) might get redone.
The Queue: Ugh {WoW}
Feb 26th 2011 12:43PM here's a related one for ZA. When the 5 man heroic gets put in will the normal level 70 raid still be in game or will it go the way of ZG?
The Queue: Even though I am better than you, I am not {WoW}
Feb 13th 2011 12:40PM The theory that Elves may have evolved from trolls after exposure to the Well of Eternity. But officially, it's not cannon. Bliz may very well intend it to be, given some similarity and hints dropped, but they haven't come out and officially said where elves and Trolls came from, or if they are connected. Same goes for the origins of the Tauren and most other humanoid animal races. We haven't gotten the official scoop on their origins yet.
Breakfast Topic: What's been your best moment of cool? {WoW}
Feb 3rd 2011 3:26PM One of my favorite memories was when I was grinding powder for the mounts in Nagrand at level 80 on my Druid. Alliance had control so I popped over to convert a few to crystals. While I was their a lone Horde DK in the mid 70s (low enough not to be an honorable kill for me) was attacking. So I flew around and destroyed all the wyvren nests and waited for him at where he was landing. I figured seeing a PvP marked 80 would make him change his mind and fly off. That didn't happen. As soon as he landed he paused, saw me, and attacked. I popped starfall and killed him. I waited their for him to rez. When he did I waved at him and waited to see what he would do. He made his way over to the wyvrins nest so I attacked him with Typhoon knocking him back. He came at me again so I killed him again.
He rezed again and I waited to see what would happen. He mounted up and started to fly to another nest point so I followed. This went on and on for a good 15 minutes. Finally it turned into an aerial chase, me tracking him and him trying to shake me. Eventually I figured "if he wants it so bad he's earned it" since this was one of the more entertaining nights I had had while grinding out their. Still I was curious why he wanted it so badly, so I logged onto my Horde alt and whispered him. His response when I did?
"Your the Druid! That's Awesome!" Turns out he was just bored and looking for something to do. But our game of cat and mouse was as entertaining to him as it was to me.
The Queue: Super The Queue Alpha II Gold Turbo Tournament Edition {WoW}
Jan 30th 2011 4:53PM 256 runs for the Baron's mount for me. Just couldn't give up once I got account 200. On the flip side only took 12 for the white Hawkstrider and 16 for the Ravenlord. I will admit on the low drop rate items lie these the drop rate calculator that was posted on here a while back was very handy. Can't find the link off hand though.
Patch 4.0.6 PTR: Latest Tol Barad changes {WoW}
Jan 29th 2011 2:04AM Your looking at them, at least for the defenders. By having the defenders get a 200% cap bonus when holding all three, it encourages them to try and hold all three. And that spreads them out. True the attackers are going to have to employ a zerg counter strategy. but that wasn't ever the balance issue in TB, it was the fact that the defenders have it to easy. Now, they lose one, and it's an even ball game. Lose two and the defenders are in trouble.
Breakfast Topic: Just how lucky are you? {WoW}
Jan 8th 2011 3:26PM I've been on a lucky streek with pets and mounts lately. In he last week, I've gotten the Fox Kit pet, the White Hawkstrider after the Raven Lord mount. Both mounts took under 25 runs total as well so it makes up for the 256 I did for the Baron's Mount.
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Designing a Digital Databases PageVALA 2004 CONCURRENT SESSION 12: Access to Information David GroenewegenDigital Resources Librarian, Monash University Library Simon HuggardSystems Manager, Monash University Library |
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During 2003 Monash University Library engaged in a major redesign of the library databases web site. The basis of this was a program which used MARC records from Monash's Endeavour Voyager catalogue to generate online electronic journal subject lists. The new databases page was intended to make for easier updating, and to allow us to respond to known user issues. In theory this was straightforward. In practice a number of issues were raised. The paper looks at how Monash resolved these issues, while commenting on the relationship between metadata and technology. Some future directions will also be discussed.
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In early 2009, selected senior staff at a number of research institutions were invited by the Australian National Data Service (ANDS) to attend Forums to discuss the issues surrounding the Australian Code for the Responsible Conduct of Research and to share their strategies around compliance. These issues included the governance arrangements, the technological and policy requirements, and the best way to reach research staff. This paper discusses the Code and its relevance to data management, the issues identified by ANDS and the strategies recommended.
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The ARROW Project is a DEST-funded consortial effort to develop and implement intuitional repository software, and has co-developed the VITAL software with VTLS Inc. The project team has been building a community of users of this software, through the use of existing free or open source products. This paper will discuss the specific objectives of building this community, the history of our use of the various available tools, an assessment of their effectiveness and their limitations, and how we plan to move forward.


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We introduce a novel automated rapid prototyping method (organ printing) that allows engineering fully biological three-dimensional custom-shaped tissue and organ modules. In this technology bio-ink units (multicellular aggregates) composed of single or several cell types together with supporting material are delivered by special printers. Printing of the bio-ink units (controlled by architectural software) is carried


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Windy with gales in exposure and feeling cold, with sunny spells and occasional showers. Showers may be heavy at times and turn wintry, though accumulations of snow will be confined to hills. Becoming drier for a time during the afternoon. Maximum Temperature 7C.
Showers will become more frequent through the evening and night, with the risk of some snow settling to lower levels. Clear spells may lead to some icy stretches. Minimum Temperature -1C.
Sunny spells and further showers, heavy and wintry at times with snow accumulations on hills. It'll remain cold and windy with occasional gales, especially around coasts and over hills. Maximum Temperature 6C.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Turning drier, brighter and less windy through Wednesday, then frosty overnight. Bright to start on Thursday before becoming cloudier and milder with some rain later and into Friday. Freshening winds.
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Sunny spells and some wintry showers, snow over hills. Windy.
Windy today, and feeling cold, with a mixture of showers and sunny spells. Showers will be heaviest and most frequent in the north and west, turning wintry to some low levels but with snow accumulations confined to hills.
Wintry showers continue this evening and overnight, with sleet and snow settling to increasingly low levels in parts of the north. Clear spells will lead to some icy stretches.
Cold and windy with sunny intervals and further wintry showers. Some early snow to low levels in the north, but this becoming increasingly confined to hills. Windy with local gales.
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Turning drier and less windy through Wednesday, and frosty overnight. Cloudier and milder conditions with some rain spreading southeastwards Thursday and Friday, though staying brighter in southeast. Freshening winds Friday.
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UK Outlook for Friday 6 Mar 2015 to Sunday 15 Mar 2015:
A lot of dry weather during Friday but cloudier conditions and occasional rain in some southern areas may spread north again later, especially across western and northwestern areas. Into the weekend, a northwest/southeast split is expected, with wetter and windier weather in the northwest , especially northwest Scotland, where gales and heavy rain may occur. Drier, brighter conditions more likely in the southeast. Becoming mild across the country and very mild in parts of the south and east. After the weekend, there looks to be a change to more settled weather even across the north at times. Occasional weather systems will bring cloudier interludes with rain, most likely in the north and west. Uncertainty with temperatures, but likely to be slightly above average by day, but with some cold nights.
UK Outlook for Monday 16 Mar 2015 to Monday 30 Mar 2015:
In the second half of March it looks probable that pressure will remain higher than average across the whole of the UK at first, before possibly weakening and becoming more focussed towards the south of the UK by the end of the period. This would bring generally drier conditions, but it is likely that there could be some cloud at times, with some occasional rain or showers particularly across the north. However, the chance of any prolonged wet and windy weather is fairly small. Temperatures will most likely be close to average, perhaps slightly below in the south but some colder nights are possible with the risk of frost, mist and fog in places.
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The D-Link DCS-2332L Outdoor HD Wireless Day/Night Cloud Camera offers wireless connectivity for easy setup and flexible placement, HD 720p surveillance recording, and cloud services-enabled remote management. With an outdoor-ready design, this camera provides a perimeter of protection and allows you to keep an eye the surveillance area where it is installed.
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Now that the mouse and human genome sequences are complete, biologists need systematic approaches to determine the function of each gene. A powerful way to discover gene function is to determine the consequence of mutations in living organisms. Large-scale production of mouse mutations with the point mutagen N-ethyl-N-nitrosourea (ENU) is a key strategy for analysing the human genome because mouse mutants will reveal functions unique to mammals, and many may model human diseases. To examine genes conserved between human and mouse, we performed a recessive ENU mutagenesis screen that uses a balancer chromosome, inversion chromosome 11 (refs 4, 5). Initially identified in the fruitfly, balancer chromosomes are valuable genetic tools that allow the easy isolation of mutations on selected chromosomes. Here we show the isolation of 230 new recessive mouse mutations, 88 of which are on chromosome 11. This genetic strategy efficiently generates and maps mutations on a single chromosome, even as mutations throughout the genome are discovered. The mutations reveal new defects in haematopoiesis, craniofacial and cardiovascular development, and fertility.
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The Washington Metro DachtoberFest Foundation, created in 2013, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to raise awareness and educate dachshund owners about dachshund health, and to raise money both for rescue vetting, and support for critically ill dachshunds whose owners cannot afford to pay for medical treatment. That is why our logo is "supporting the dachshunds who own our hearts."
Our principal fundraising event, the WMDF Metro DachtoberFest, will occur for the second time on Saturday, October 4 at the same place, the e-ventplex, Home of the Great Frederick Fair in Frederick MD. Last year's inaugural Fest, a rousing success, attracted over 1000 dog lovers and over 400 dogs! Our dachshund loving foundation professionals organized the Fest in response to the end of the Mid-Atlantic Dachshund Phest (MADP) in 2012. This year, we are continuing the treasured tradition of bringing dachshund lovers together to enjoy a day of family-oriented doxie fun. Our theme for this year is DOXIES MAKE ME HAPPY!
Back by popular demand are all three major events from the inaugural Fest: The WMDF Dachshund Strut and Costume Contest will again showcase creative talent and strut-worthy pups. Happy costumes will be highly favored in the judging process! The WMDF Woofminster Dog Show will also return, an "unofficial" but highly regarded event to showcase everything that is so special about dachshunds and dachshund-wannabes regardless of their origin. Purebreds, mixes, rescues, you name it; as long as there is some doxie there you're in! First place winners of each category will return for best in show. Prizes will be awarded. But there will be no losers. Watch for surprises in store and be ready to show your happy! And last but in no way least, since everyone loves wiener races, the Dachshund Dash will be happier and more exciting than ever, again running in heats to eliminate long lines.
Again, our ask the expert series will be conducted by area veterinary and behavioral specialists who will address dachshund health issues such as intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), compete with discussions and demos on proactive preemptive care and prevention, and various treatments including a conservative crate rest and meds, alternative/holistic, and surgery. General health issues common to all dachshunds, including weight management and oral hygiene, and behavior and training issues will also be covered.
An ever growing and diverse group of sponsors and vendors will once again be critical to the success of this year's Fest. We invite you to review our different sponsor levels (see "Be A Sponsor") each of which provides an opportunity to showcase your business. We are expanding our outreach and trust that this part of the Fest will be beneficial both to the sponsors and the mission of the Foundation. We are also seeking donations from businesses who cannot attend for our fund raising raffle, for which you will be acknowledged in our events program and webpage as a raffle sponsor. We will also provide a link to your business on our website for one year.
All sponsorship and individual donations are now fully deductible as a charitable contribution to the fullest extent allowed by law due to our 501(c)(3) status, and you will receive an acknowledgment for tax purposes. We are a young foundation and are very much dependent on the generosity of corporate and individual donations. We plan to continue fundraising all year long to help dachshunds in need. Every dollar helps. Thank you in advance for your generosity and the dachshunds say "woof, we love you!"
If you came last year, don't miss it; this year will be even better. If this is going to be your first Fest, prepare for a stellar day of Doxie Fun! Tell all your friends and bring them with you! Dachshunds own our hearts and make us happy. Join us! We sincerely appreciate your time and consideration and hope to see you on October 4. Together, with your help, we can make this a world class gathering!
Best Regards,
Mary Zahn
President, Board of Directors
Washington Metro DachtoberFest Foundation, Inc.
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Washington Metro Dachtoberfest Foundation
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Friday, January 18, 2013
Lee University School of Music faculty Doug Warner, John Wykoff, and Loralee Songer will perform individual recitals over the next two weeks: Warner's trombone recital will take place at the Lee Chapel on Jan. 24; Wykoff's composition recital will be held at Squires Recital Hall on Jan. 29; and Songer's vocal recital will be at the Squires Recital Hall on Feb. 5.
Dr. Doug Warner's recital, on Thursday, Jan. 24, will include brass arrangements of hymns such as "Holy, Holy, Holy," "A Mighty Fortress" and "Crown Him," along with works by Gabrieli, Bach, Handel, Marcello, Wagenseil, Haydn and Liszt. Mary Beth Wickes, pianist, and several Lee music students and alumni will accompany Warner throughout the concert.
Warner, a trombonist, is an associate professor of music at Lee. He teaches Applied Low Brass and Introduction to Music History. Warner previously recorded four albums with the nine-member sacred brass summer touring ensemble, King's Brass.
Warner was the manager of the Chattanooga Symphony Youth Orchestra from 1989-1996 and has performed with the Dayton Philharmonic, the Nashville Chamber Orchestra, and the Northern Kentucky Symphony. Warner earned his DMA from the University of Cincinnati.
On Tuesday Jan. 29, Dr. John Wykoff will present "Rhapsody and Reason," a concert which will include his original chamber music, "thou like adamant," performed by the Bermudez String Quartet. Wykoff will also present his own solo piano piece entitled "Rhapsody and Reason." A song cycle, "Spring Songs," will be performed by Songer and Mr. Perry Mears, school of music faculty.
In addition to these performances, guest composer Susan LaBarr will perform her own work.
Wykoff, an assistant professor of music at Lee, is a pianist and baritone as well as a composer and music theorist. His compositions range from solo piano, to voice and orchestra. He was the recipient of the "George Perle Award" for music composition by Queens College. Recently featured at the annual conference of the Alliance of Christian Musicians in Tacoma, Wash., Wykoff spoke about Christian hymnody.
Wykoff earned his PhD from the City University of New York.
Dr. Loralee Songer will be in recital on Tuesday, Feb. 5. "A Musical Celebration of Women Composers" will feature Songer performing texts by Marsha Norman, Emily Dickinson, Elizabeth Bishop, Frederica von Stade, Alice Fulton, Rita Dove, Julie Kane, and Liz Lochead. Songer will be accompanied by music faculty Perry Mears.
Songer is a vocalist who teaches applied voice and conducting and is the director of the women's ensemble Ladies of Lee. She is known for her vocal talent and wide range of vocal styles.
Songer won first place at the Regional National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) in 2008 and 2010, and was a finalist in the Philadelphia Lieder Society competition in 2010. She won first place at Ball State University in 2007 and 2008, where she also earned her DA.
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So, all you small-time gastronomic artisans of Brooklyn, you ricotta-makers and knife-forgers, you picklers and bean-to-bar chocolatiers, sure looks like the New York Times thinks you're all that. Brooklyn's New Culinary Movement, proclaimed the paper, making much of the borough's growing reputation as an incubator for small food-related businesses, the quirkier and/or old-timey, whimsical, or pork-related the better.
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I am delighted to inform readers that the Second Open House, the interactive session between readers and the editors and senior management of The Hindu, will be held in Bangalore between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturday, March 29, 2014. Those who wish to take part in the event may write to email@example.com . Please do provide your full postal and e-mail addresses, phone number, profession and, if possible, age.
The details will help us to make the selection of participants an eclectic mix. We would like to invite a wide range of readers and have a meaningful conversation. The selection process adopted for the first Open House held last year will be followed this year too. The selection is not going to be technically a demographic or social representational model, but it is an effort to see that most sections of the readership are covered. It will be a mix of regular writers to the Office of the Readers' Editor and others. A line about what issue you would like to flag off in the interactive meeting would help us to ensure wider participation even in terms of concerns of the readers.
Given the sensitivities involved in an election year, participants are free to invoke the Chatham House rule, and their request would be fully respected when it comes to reporting the event. This rule enables participants to speak as individuals and to express views that may not be those of their organisations, and therefore, encourages free discussion. Speakers are free to voice their own opinions, without concern for their personal reputation or their official duties and affiliations.
I consider this constant interaction with readers as a manifestation of The Hindu's desire to keep the journalistic bar high. This newspaper is very clear that good journalism goes beyond what is laid out in statute books. The existence of a binding Code of Values for journalists and the Office of the Readers' Editor to act as an effective interlocutor between readers and the paper bears testimony to this commitment. Listening is the cornerstone of this commitment.
Value of listeningPhilosopher J. Krishnamurthi has explained the intrinsic value of listening. He said, "Listening is an art not easily come by, but in it there is beauty and great understanding. We listen with the various depths of our being, but our listening is always with a preconception or from a particular point of view. We do not listen simply; there is always the intervening screen of our own thoughts, conclusions, and prejudices. To listen there must be an inward quietness, a freedom from the strain of acquiring, a relaxed attention. This alert yet passive state is able to hear what is beyond the verbal conclusion. Words confuse; they are only the outward means of communication; but to commune beyond the noise of words, there must be in listening, an alert passivity. Those who love may listen; but it is extremely rare to find a listener. Most of us are after results, achieving goals; we are forever overcoming and conquering, and so there is no listening. It is only in listening that one hears the song of the words."
Journalism is celebrated for its intrinsic value in a larger democratic framework without prejudice to its utilitarian role. In my professional career spanning three decades, I have spent the last 10 years in the media development sector. One of the major concerns I tried to address is the dichotomy between plural media and proliferation of media. When the media industry uses the word "growth," it is not about taking journalism to the next level of professional excellence but more in terms of quantitative indices — an increased number of media outlets, more platforms and more devices.
The growth in platforms is not actually letting people choose one form of in-depth coverage over another. Instead, it offers a huge bouquet of outlets to read, watch or hear the same news and the same views. This is precisely where a responsible newspaper like The Hindu comes in to widen the scope of debate. It tries to give space for voices that are often overlooked and drowned out in the bandwagon effect created by prime-time television.
To learnThe primary aim of the interactive session is to mutually learn and work out methods to make our journalism more relevant, powerful and meaningful so that people can exercise their democratic preferences based on informed choices rather than mere rhetoric. Readers should know how editorial choices are made. For instance, there are a series of editorial meetings, where the topic for editorials and opinion articles are discussed and finalised. Then, there is a news meeting every evening to select the news items and their position within the newspaper. The editorial choice of deciding what goes in the front page to what goes in the inside pages is a product of intense discussion where the merits of each news item are subjected to strict editorial judgment.
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14 July 2013
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We've finally added our Hacking System video to our Videos page! This video features an in-depth look at our unique hacking minigame. You'll see what uses it has, how to operate it, and what kind of strategies are involved in successfully hacking an object. Please give us your feedback in the forums!
Also, we have a new email for beta requests. We're always looking for more people to help us fine tune this game to a point where it is enjoyable for everyone. If you are interested in joining the beta team, please send us an email with your name and computer specs to email@example.com.
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We've released a new developer video on our Videos page! This video showcases the new inventory system we've implemented following the feedback we received on our last inventory/merchant video. This new inventory system features multi-cell items like Diablo and Arcanum. You'll see that the flow of the management is much more simple and user friendly. Take a look at the video to see it in action, and remember to give us your feedback in the forums!
3 June 2013
Greetings everyone!
Today we have a very exciting update to share with you. Our back-story video is finally completed and on our Videos page! This video provides an in-depth look at the back-story to the world of Titan: Dawn. It is made up of several scenes of narrated and animated concept art scenes. We hope that this video will help to answer any questions people may have about the game's story and universe.
Music by: Darren Lodwick
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2 January 2012
Exciting Update!
Thanks to our hard working, incredibly talented composer Darren Lodwick, we now have the overture track of Titan: Dawn posted under the Music section of the website. This track is meant to embody the feeling and setting of the game world and the different thematic elements involved. Darren did a superb job capturing the overall "umph" of Titan: Dawn.
Darren has worked on several other projects as well, and has composed many other fantastic pieces. To find out more about Darren and to hear more of his talented designs, go to his website http://www.lodwicksound.com/.
20 December 2012
Hello everyone!
We've finally released our first development video! Head on over to the Videos page to check it out! The video briefly covers the basics of gameplay as well as introduces some of the more creative weapons of the game. Please feel free to discuss the video on our forums.
29 November 2012
Just a little update here to let you know we're still going strong and. We finally have our forums up, so please feel free to head on down there through the link at the bottom of our Community page. We're currently developing two videos. One will be a showcase of some of the different weapons we have in the game, and the other will be a background video to get everyone acquainted with the universe and the setting of the game. Keep your eye on us, and let us know about any questions/concerns you have! We appreciate any feedback we can get.
7 November 2012
Hello and welcome to Titan: Dawn website! We invite you to browse through our new site and familiarize yourself with the game and it's features. There is a robust information page that will give you insight on the world of Titan: Dawn. We have also added several in-game screenshots for your viewing pleasure on the Screenshots page. If you have any questions, feedback, or simply want to introduce yourself to our community, please visit the forums under the Community page.


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Want to hear more about Tyler, TX
I am planning on retiring in about a year and a half. I live in middle TN but we are in the same zone as Ontario, Canada, and I want somewhere not as cold in the winter. I saw a couple of programs on HGTV about Tyler Texas and the beautiful roses. How is the weather there in the winter, cost of living, retirement advantages, how hot in summer,shopping, anything else? Problems? Mosquitos, ticks, snakes, disadvantages? I would like to have a home with maybe two acres of land. Thank you for any replies. Judith
Hi Judith - I'm about 10 miles North of Tyler TX and have lived here a little over 13 years. We love it here. We moved here from a small town in southeast AR so this is like a big city to us.
There are lots of pine trees and the countryside is rolling hills. A lot of roses are grown around here (this is the rose capitol), the summers are hot and usually dry, the winters are unpredictable. This winter has not been bad. We've had some cold days, but we've also had a lot of days that you didn't need a jacket outside. Our seasons here are pretty much the same as they are in southeast Ar where we came from. I've never lived any further north, so don't have other places to compare it to. Tyler has plenty of shopping with all the popular chains like Wal Mart (there are two regular Wal Marts and a super center here), Target, KMart, a big Mall with the JC Penney, Sears, and most all other stores you see in malls. There are probably more restaurants and fast food places here than anything. The polulation is probably in the neighborhood of 90,000 to 100,000. Tyler has a Rose Garden where you can find all varieties of roses growing (they bloom in May and again in October) and there is also an Azalea trail in the spring when the azaleas are blooming. There are plenty of schools and medical facilities. We moved to a small town suburb since our daughter was in school when we moved here and she was accustomed to a smaller school and we didn't want to overwhelm her.
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Thank you for the information, Kathy. It sounds good so far. I like rolling terrain and pine trees. I love roses and azaleas. I like all kinds of flowers. I would like to live somewhere near a body of water. I am wondering how hot it gets in the summer. Are there a lot of days where it gets near or above 100 degrees? I have heard that Texas gets very hot in the summer. The reason I ask is, I have lived in TN for 42 years. It gets hot and humid in the summer but temperatures usually are only in the upper to mid 90s. In the winter it can get as low as 15 below zero or we can have a mild winter where the ground only freezes for a couple of weeks. I am in agricultural zone 6 and would like to relocate in zone 7 or 8. I like gardening and growing flowers and roses. Anything else you can tell me about the weather and what is available for seniors will be appreciated. A few weeks ago I corresponded with a lady living near the bayou area of Texas and she said the mosquitos are awful there. I wouldn't like that very much.
Thanks again. Judith
Judith - the summers get hot and humid here also. It varies depending on the year. Last summer was what I would consider mild and we didn't have temps over 100 more than maybe just a few days. The summer of 2000 was hotter than that. There are many, many lakes and rivers in this area of Texas. I don't think the mosquitoes are bad here, but I did come here from southeast Arkansas where there is lots of crops especially rice growing, which attracts mosquitos. I don't see snakes here either, but I don't go to the lakes or rivers much, we have never seen one here on our place. I'm not familiar with what they have for seniors around Tyler. I don't work, but dh does, so I'm not looking for senior things until dh retires too. I'm sure they have what other cities have for the seniors.
Let me know if I can be of further help to you.
Greetings from East Texas........
I will get the 1/ 800 numbers for Tyler area info and post it. We never wore Our coats last year. This year we have seen several artic fronts. Only 1 year in the last 40 have we had a bad winter, it went to freezing in 83 for I think 3 weeks. We had one or two years of days of 90-92 summer days. As my husband states the older (72 years young)he gets the hotter the summers and the colder the winters. He enjoys the seniors center. We use to fish, but I have developed old age back problems and am limited to the outdoor activities. I still try to garden some. I do like the "seniors college" That Tyler Junior College holds for the senior members of Tyler Area. You pay so much and you can go to all the clasess. They are held in the day time.
Shopping is great and the Medical Needs are Met with well trained Drs. VA people go to Longview or Dallas. University of Texas Hospital has a research staff I see a Dr there for my Arthritis. We have lived in several countries and states but came home to Tyler.
I wanted to live in North West Washington but Hubby did not like the rainy days. We were there for 2 years in the 60tys.
Golf people have several Golf Communities to chose from.
Gamblers go to Shreveport.
Lindale area has many Christian Ministries, like Mercy Ships. Canton just west of Tyler has the famous trade days!


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In 65 chapters and hundreds of local groups spanning two nations, Sierra Club members are hard at work protecting our natural heritage.
by Elisa Freeling
New Jersey Gimme Shelter When the New Jersey Red Cross got word that rescuers working round the clock at the site of the World Trade Center wreckage needed tents and sleeping bags, they turned to the local Sierra Club. With some 23,000 outdoorsy and civic-minded members, the New Jersey Chapter was the right call. Chapter coordinator Lori Herpen's e-mail in-box was soon inundated. "I couldn't believe the way members responded," says Herpen. "I was swamped with over nine hundred messages in a matter of days." And when the announcement received wider circulation on a national Sierra Club e-mail list, volunteers from as far as Texas and Oregon began sending their gear to New York.
"Everyone wanted to help in some way," says Herpen. Two New Jersey groups conducted a food drive; other members came into the chapter office to help Herpen answer the busy phones; still others volunteered to help staff a Red Cross resource center for victims' families. With the firefighters and other workers so dedicated they wouldn't leave the site, Herpen says, "I think it was the least we could do."
Arizona Grand Slam The Grand Canyon Chapter has saved its namesake national park from a 1,000-room hotel and a giant shopping center seven miles from the crowded south rim. The chapter sued the U.S. Forest Service, accusing the agency of giving the venture the green light without considering all of its impacts on the park, and in September a federal judge agreed. "This project would have brought even more people to an already overtaxed area," says Sharon Galbreath, forest-issues chair for the chapter, "and it would have had a major impact on the region's water."
The developer had drawn up a covenant promising that the complex would cart water in from the Colorado River, pumping groundwater only in emergencies, but it had loopholes "big enough to drive a water truck through," says Galbreath. "That groundwater provides a network of hundreds of tiny seeps and springs. They support the habitat and all the biological diversity that exists in the Grand Canyon."
Tennessee Helms's High Jinks Sometimes it's hard to persuade Congress to loosen its purse strings, but last year the Department of Transportation got $16 million it didn't request to build a road the National Park Service (NPS) doesn't want. The benefactors were North Carolina's Senator Jesse Helms (R) and Representative Charles Taylor (R), who slipped an innocuous-sounding "road in Swain County" into the 2000 federal budget. They failed to mention that the 21-mile byway would slice up the largest roadless forest in the East, in Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
"This is the most serious threat to the park in thirty years," says Ray Payne of the Tennessee Chapter. First proposed 58 years ago, construction of the road was halted in the mid-'60s when crews hit anakeesta formation, rock and soil that, when exposed, releases sulfuric acid and heavy metals into streams, destroying aquatic life. The NPS has opposed the plan, both for its environmental impact and its $150 million price tag, but the Bush administration has yet to take a position.
Further mischief-making is in the works: Planning, design, and environmental-impact studies are currently under way, but Helms and Taylor want to exempt the road from environmental laws. Payne and other activists are trying to stop them and to halt further funding. Once successful, they hope to guard against future sneaky dealings by convincing Congress to designate about 90 percent of the Smokies' 520,000 acres as wilderness. To help protect the country's most-visited national park, call or write your congressional representatives.
Massachusetts Right of Passage The northern right whale was named by the 19th-century whalers who hunted it to near extinction because it was the "right whale" to pursue: a big, slow swimmer laden with blubber that caused it to float when killed. On the endangered species list for 30 years, the population continues to hover near 300. The whales roam from the coast of Florida to Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy, but they feed and nurse their young off the Massachusetts shore, where they are sometimes hit by vessels or entangled in fishing lines. To protect the world's most endangered large whale, the Massachusetts Chapter has embarked on a public-education campaign to eliminate vessel strikes and promote whale-safe fishing gear. "We are privileged to have this amazing animal tucked in Cape Cod Bay," says chapter director Jay McCaffrey. "If people were aware of its plight, they would demand we do something to save it."
California The Coast Is Clear Sierra Club members made history in September when they took part in the World's Largest Garbage Collection, a distinction bestowed on California Coastal Cleanup Day by the Guinness Book of World Records. Statewide, more than 35,000 people participated, and not just for the fame: "I'm hooked on it because people are so positive, they work so hard to improve the community," says Loma Prieta Chapter volunteer Judy Kaufman, who coordinated the effort in San Mateo County. Beachcombers there collected 26,940 pounds of recyclables and 91,000 pounds of trash. In Sonoma County, Redwood Chapter member Christie Brown helped recruit 774 volunteers to clean up two dozen beaches. The festivities culminated in a barbecue, where judges awarded a prize for the most unusual litter: A bra, a prom photo, and a rusty kitchen sink were all beat by a hash pipe in the shape of an anatomically correct man.
Coordinated by the California Coastal Commission, the endeavor is part of the Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup, in which 55 U.S. states and territories and some 90 countries participate annually. To help set a new record next year, visit www.oceanconservancy.org.
Spotlight Sierra Club Activism in your area by contacting Elisa Freeling at Sierra, 85 Second St., 2nd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94105-3441; e-mail email@example.com; fax (415) 977-5794.


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That a liberal bastion like the New York Times would command Congress to turn off TV Marti came as a surprise to no one. In an editorial published October 1, the Times referred to the controversial television project as "the limp blimp," and noted that it had consumed $67 million since 1990, when it began broadcasting an assortment of Popeye cartoons and news programs toward Cuba. The word toward Cuba being significant, since rarely does the signal get through to the people it is intended to entertain and inform.
The unmanned "blimp," tethered to Cudjoe Key a few miles north of Key West, relays Marti's signal from 3:30 and 6:00 a.m. to avoid violating international broadcasting treaties. Not exactly prime-time hours. Worse, the floating transmitter can only operate during good weather. Worse still, the pictures are almost always jammed by Fidel Castro's government. "Given the sacrifices asked of all federal agencies," implored the Times, "it is indecent to squander millions on TV programs that scarcely anybody ever watches."
A congressional scolding from the Times may have been predictable, and of little consequence to Capitol Hill's ardent supporters of TV Marti. But a scathing article two weeks later in the conservative Washington Times was a different matter. The Washington Times sent a reporter to travel Cuba in search of someone, anyone who had seen TV Marti. The quest did uncover a few people who had tuned in, but none recently and none with any regularity. However, the reporter did encounter many Cubans who have acquired homemade satellite dishes that pick up U.S. networks and cable programs. "I have HBO and CNN," one man told the paper. "Why do I need TV Marti?"
In addition to the anecdotal evidence portraying TV Marti as a bigger flop than the Chevy Chase Show, congressional critics pointed to a recently declassified government report revealing that even U.S. officials, secretly roaming the countryside around Havana, were unable to pick up TV Marti on portable television sets.
Armed with such evidence of failure, TV Marti opponents thought they finally had the momentum to ground the blimp once and for all. They were almost right.
The battle began in June, when Rep. David Skaggs, a Colorado Democrat, targeted TV Marti and its sister operation, Radio Marti, for the budget-cutter's ax. Eventually the House of Representatives voted to kill all funding for the two programs, approximately $28 million annually. (In retaliation, Miami freshman Lincoln Diaz-Balart found a way to slash more than $60 million from programs in Skaggs's home district.)
When the Senate later took up the same matter, South Carolina's Fritz Hollings led the way A with dramatically different results. The vote: continued full funding for both Radio and TV Marti. In order to resolve the impasse, the measure on October 13 went to a conference committee made up of nearly two dozen congressmen and senators, including Skaggs and Hollings.
In matters relating to Cuba, Hollings has been a long-time supporter of the conservative agenda pushed by the Cuban American National Foundation (CANF) and the political action committee with which it is closely allied, the Free Cuba PAC. In turn, Hollings has been generously rewarded with campaign contributions from those same interests. Last year, for example, the Free Cuba PAC donated $5000 to his re-election campaign. CANF chairman Jorge Mas Canosa, along with a number of foundation directors and members, has personally made major contributions to Hollings. One of Hollings's own staffers jokes that the senator is so committed to the conservative wing of the Cuban exile community he'll fight off an attack on broadcasts to Cuba with as much vigor as he would threats to a pet project in downtown Charleston.
And indeed Hollings was ferocious in his support for Radio and TV Marti. In a one-on-one meeting with Skaggs two months ago, according to congressional sources, Hollings made it clear he considered Skaggs's Marti assault to be a personal insult and that as long as he was in the Senate, funding for both programs would continue.
But in order to thoroughly neutralize Skaggs, the pro-Marti side needed to undermine his support in the House, where a large number of Republicans had joined him in voting to eliminate the Marti budgets. The fight quickly took on a highly partisan edge, and Republican whip Newt Gingrich successfully rallied his party's members on the conference committee.
In addition to rumors of deal-making and political threats, the lobbying included a few personal touches. CANF officials, for instance, trotted out Cuba's latest MiG defector, Leonides Basulto, and sat him down with Skaggs. Basulto's message: Cuba is wasting precious aviation fuel by assigning helicopters equipped with special electronic equipment to jam TV Marti's signal. Jorge Mas Canosa, who also serves as chairman of the President's Advisory Board for Cuba Broadcasting, made several trips to Capitol Hill. Among those he visited was Skaggs. The tàte-a-tàte was later described as "cordial." As one congressional staffer put it: "Mostly Mas Canosa talked about himself."
According to sources familiar with the conference committee negotiations, Hollings's biggest problem came not from Marti opponents but rather from supporters who appeared too willing to compromise, despite a last-minute letter from President Clinton urging full funding. At one point, say the sources, the senator even considered increasing the programs' budgets, just to prove that he could. Hollings, a 27-year Senate veteran, reportedly welcomed a showdown with Skaggs, and was prepared to stall appropriations for unrelated projects if the congressman didn't back down. (Presumably, if Hollings carried out his threat, Skaggs would draw fire from other politicians whose projects were delayed as a result.)


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- Framework for Developing Institutional Protocols for the Acutely Distressed or Suicidal College Student (2006)
- Promoting Mental Health and Preventing Suicide in College and University Settings (October 2004) (pdf*)
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- The Truth about Suicide: Real Stories of Depression in College (27 minute video with facilitator's guide from the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention). Available for loan to organizations and groups from the Information and Resource Center at 1-800-499-0027 (Maine only).
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- Mental Health: It's Part of College Life is an online brochure that offers ideas for generating mental health awareness on campus. It's written for college students, but can be used by anyone to help reduce stigma.
- Perspectives on College Student Suicide (1994) Rickgarn, Ralph L.V. Baywood Publishing Company, Incorporated, 244 pages.
- Assessment, Treatment, and Prevention of Suicidial Behavior (2005) ed. Yufit, Robert, I. and Lester, David. Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated, 482 pages.
- Resident Assistant: Applications and Strategies for Working with College Students in Residence Halls (2003) Blimling, Gregory. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company, 385 pages.
- College of the Overwhelmed: The Campus Mental Health Crisis and What to Do About It (2005) Kadison, Richard D. and DiGeronimo. Theresa Foy. Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated. 304 pages.
- College Student Suicide (1991) Whitaker, Leighton C. and Slimak, Richard E. ed. The Haworth Press, Incorporated. 231 pages.
General Resources
- Suicide Prevention Resource Center
- American Foundation for Suicide Prevention
- American Association of Suicidology
- The Center for Suicide Prevention
- SAVE: Suicide Awareness Voices of Education
- Suicide Prevention Action Network (SPAN) USA, Inc.
- The National Organization for People of Color Against Suicide
- Link's National Resource Center for Suicide Prevention and Aftercare
- National Strategy for Suicide Prevention
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
- National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Maine
- GLBT National Help Center
- Grad Student Crisis Line
1-877-472-3457 - The Trevor Helpline 1-866-4.U.-TREVOR;
A national 24 hour, toll-free suicide prevention hotline aimed at gay and questioning youth. - National Hopeline Network
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Belkin baby monitor can be hacked and used as bugging device
Posted By Jeff Belanger On October 26, 2013 @ 8:58 AM In General Tech | No Comments
Now there are many in the world who claim that as technology is evil and is separating us more and more in a community sense, despite the fact that for humanity to have gotten anywhere, even the Bronze Age, required the use of some sort of technology. In many cases technology has made the people of the world more connected than ever before and in some ways that is a great thing, but there is always a flip side, because in other ways it has made us more vulnerable. Case in point, the Belkin baby monitor.
It appears that the Belkin baby monitor, which is a WeMo brand, contains the ability to turn it into a bugging device.
The baby monitor is very easy to use. You connect it to the home WiFi once and it can then be accessed through that same network with an iPhone or iPad. Some of the problems right away are that there is no password authentication and the only way to know if the device is locked down is to continually check the monitor's settings, to make sure that there are no unrecognized devices connected to it.
Nitesh Dhanjani, who is an independent security researcher, states that there is another weakness. He has called attention to one that he believes is more subtle, and that is that the same mechanism which authorizes an iPhone that connects to a WeMo only once can be abused by malware to give pretty much any internet-connected device remote-bugging capabilities.
Belkin support representatives have responded to these claims by stating that their devices aren't anymore insecure than other devices. "For homes that use a password for their WiFi, our product is as secure as any item on that network," they said. "For someone to get access to the baby monitor a person would need to discover that password."
What they don't seem to be taking into consideration is the fact that there are many people who aren't exactly tech-savy, and are simply looking for a baby monitor they can easily use without having to worry to much about.
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Although pneumococcal vaccines have been used for older children and adults for many years, a new form of pneumococcal vaccine is now recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) for all children younger than age two. This vaccine is called pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7 before 2010, and PCV13 since then). PCV13 is the newest form of the vaccine--approved in 2010--and protects against more strains of pneumococcus. The AAP also recommends that a single dose of PCV13 be given to all children ages 14 through 59 months who have received an age-appropriate series of PCV7 as well as those up to 71 months of age who are at very high risk for developing pneumococcal infections. This includes children who have weakened immune (infection fighting) systems, such as those with sickle cell disease and HIV infection (human immunodeficiency virus).
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