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OpenSCADA system is an open implementation of SCADA (Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition) and HMI (Human-Machine Interface) systems. The main properties of the system are: openness(GPL), multiplatform, modularity and scalability. Read more here or learn system's functional characteristics here.
The site contains materials about OpenSCADA system and serves for granting the information on project, and also for the system development process control, together with the project's Wiki-resource.
Production release is targeted for wide implementation to automations solutions for platforms Linux x86, x86_64 and ARM. The version is followed by long term support (LTS).
Update: 0.8.12 (27.12.2014). Fixed about 30 bugs and append some improvements. Significant changes:
Short-terms and high priority fund-raising acted for The project server and hosting infrastructure update.
You are welcomed for participation and the project help!
Fund page is created for control the project fund and target fund-raising. There you can see whoever make help for whatever hardware or cash fund and also connects to the active fund-raising tasks then provide help for the project into the tasks, interests for you and generic.
The conference was a success. On the conference was read the report about the target stabilization of the project OpenSCADA.
Great thanks for OSDN, [Root@UA]Media, and also personally Shigorin Michail and Bochkarjov Michail for the time spent out his busy schedule!
Unfortunately, due to the extremely uncomfortable conditions in the room (cold and draught), the report turned out blurry and not fully covered important issues, especially in the context of pre-date reports.
Will compensate the by the full report publication here!
The conference site: conference.osdn.org.ua[more]
Наименование: Автоматизация процесса контроля технологических режимов автоклавов при производстве силикатного кирпича
Разработчик: Шадюк Виктор
Изготовитель (партнер): ООО "Айстрим" DVV_61 at mail.ru, icestream at bk.ru
Завершен: 2013г[more]
UKRAINE, Dneprodzerjinsk 2006-2012. Mastering by Roman Savochenko (rom_as at oscada.org). Powered by CMS TYPO3.


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Social History and the Victorian Novel, Nineteenth-Century Women Novelists (Shelley, Trollope, the Brontes, Gaskell, Eliot, Oliphant), Money in the Novel, Victorian Vulgarity, The Victorian Canon (exclusions as well as inclusions), Political Economy and the Novel, Anthropology and the Novel, the Novel of Manners from Austen to James
Recommended for receipt of ATLAS, April 2007, April 2008
Finalist Faulkner-Wisdom Prize, August 2006
Regent's Research Grant, Fall 2004
Nicholson Award, Outstanding Faculty Member, 2002-2003
H. M. "Hub" Cotton Award for Faculty Excellence, 2002
Faculty Honor Roll, 2001, 2002
EGSA Award for Graduate Faculty Excellence, 1997.
Outside the Pale Nominated for MLA First Book Award, 1994
In Print:
Outside the Pale : Cultural Exclusion, Gender Difference, and the Victorian Woman Writer , Cornell University
Press, hardback Dec. 1993, paperback, Jan. 1994.
Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre: A Casebook, Oxford University Press, February, 2006.
In Progress:
Victorian Vulgarity . (An anthology of critical essays co-edited with Susan Bernstein. University of Wisconsin).
Contract signed with Ashgate Press, April 2007. Manuscript in press, forthcoming 2009.
The Vulgar Question of Money: Heiresses from Austen to James (4 of 6 chapters completed, anticipate submission
to press, fall 2008).
In Print:
"Horses and Sexual/Social Dominance," in Victorian Animal Dreams: Representations of Animals in Victorian
Literature and Culture, ed. Deborah Denenholz Morse and Martin A. Danahay, Ashgate Press. 2007, 144-66.
"The Odd Couple: Anthony Trollope and Henry James." The Henry James Review . 27:1 (2006): 10-23. (Article
requested by journal).
"Broken Ornaments," The Southern Review 39.4 (Autumn 2003): 839-50.
"Dressing Up: Hardy's Tess of the d'Urbervilles and Oliphant's Phoebe Junior ," Victorian Literature and Culture
30.1 (2002): 305-323.
"Buying Brains: Trollope, Oliphant, and Vulgar Victorian Commerce," Victorian Studies 44.1 (Autumn 2001): 76-97.
"Austen's Powers: Engaging with Adam Smith in Debates about Wealth and Virtue," Novel 34.1 (Fall 2000): 5-27.
Unveiling Maternal Desire: Hitchcock and American Domesticity," in Hitchcock's America , ed. Jonathan
Freedman and Rick Millington, Oxford University Press, 1999.
"White Chimpanzees and Oriental Despots: Racial Stereotyping and Edward Rochester," St. Martin's Case Studies in
Contemporary Criticism Jane Eyre , ed. Beth Newman, 1996.
"From Simianized Irish to Oriental Despots: Heathcliff, Rochester, the Brontes and Race." Novel (Winter 1992): 1-17.
"Production Replaces Creation: Market Forces and Frankenstein as a Critique of Romanticism." Nineteenth-Century
Contexts 12.1 (Spring 1989): 27-33.
" Frankenstein and Marx's Theories of Alienated Labor," Approaches to Teaching Frankenstein . Ed. Stephen
Behrendt. New York: MLA, 1990. 132-141.
In Progress:
"A Woman of Money: Miss Dunstable, Thomas Holloway, and Victorian Commercial Wealth," in Trollope and
Gender, ed. Margaret Marwick and Deborah Denenholz Morse, Ashgate, forthcoming 2008 (manuscript in
"Rich Woman/Poor Woman: Towards an Anthropology of the Nineteenth-Century Marriage Plot," forthcoming March
2009 in PMLA cluster on Victorian Literature.
"Introduction" and 'Vulgarizing Christianity," in Victorian Vulgarity, ed. Susan David Berstein and Elsie B. Michie,
forthcoming Ashgate, 2009.
"Vulgarity and Money," in The Cambridge Companion to Anthony Trollope, ed. Carolyn Dever and Lisa Niles,
contract signed April 26, 2007, article due July 2008.

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Didn't make it to they gym this morning? That's ok, we investigated the best time to schedule your exercise and the results are in.
If you're an early bird who's happy to set your alarm for a pre-work session, then you can take advantage of your body's peak fat-burning time.
"You're in a fasted state when you wake up and if you exercise on top of that, your body draws on your fat stores rather than your glycogen stores," says Lauren Banting, a researcher at Victoria University's Institute of Sport, Exercise and Active Living.
A morning session kick-starts your metabolism so you'll continue the fat-burning process for up to 12 hours.
But on the flipside, exercising on an empty stomach usually means you've got less energy to get through your workout.
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If you've got a gym or park near your office, lunchtime work-outs can be ideal. Not only does it give you a chance to escape the daily grind and fire up your brain for the afternoon, but it means you've knocked off your work-out for the day, leaving you with the evening to yourself.
"There's some research that shows that between 2pm and 4pm is the best time to exercise – your temperature is better regulated in the afternoon," Banting says.
If you're restricted for time, interval training is ideal if you want maximum results.
"It takes less time to get the same benefit," Banting says.
"There are some mobile phone apps where the music changes, or there's a beep when you're meant to slow down and speed up. You can even just do it for 16 minutes, which is great if you're a bit time poor."
If you're training for an event or want to improve your performance, an after-work session is probably best.
"There is evidence to say we are stronger in the afternoon for strength-based sports," says performance researcher Dr Adam Fraser. You're also less likely to be as time-constrained as you are in the morning or on your lunchbreak, giving you time to go harder for longer.
But if you can avoid it, don't exercise in the two hours right before bed.
"You're actually stimulating your metabolism at the same time as you're trying to dampen it down for a good night's rest," says Professor Steve Selig, the director of curriculum at Exercise & Sports Science Australia.
"It interferes with digestion of food and it also means that you don't get the energetic benefits from the exercise."
The verdict: Find what's right for you
Regardless of whether you want to burn fat, reduce stress or perform better, you'll get maximum results if you schedule exercise regularly at a time suits your lifestyle and body clock.
"People's circadian rhythms are slightly different," Fraser explains.
"Some people have a circadian rhythm that is slightly longer than 24 hours and it makes them want to stay up later each night, so it's harder for them to get up in the morning. Others are exhausted in the afternoon so are better off doing it in the morning."
And while marginal differences have been detected between morning, night and evening exercises, Fraser says the jury is still out on whether the differences are enough to warrant overhauling your life to exercise at a different time.
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Paymo Time Tracker 2.0 Beta
Dear Paymo users, we're happy to announce the beta release of Paymo Time Tracker version 2.0. The new version contains a lot of new features that we hope you'll enjoy.
(to enjoy the full features we recommend installing Google Gears)
- ability to work offline and sync the data with the Paymo server once an internet connection is available. To use this feature Google Gears must be installed on your computer and the time tracker must be run at least once with a internet connection available. This freature works with the following browsers/platforms:
- WIN: IE (desktop app) & Firefox
- MAC: Firefox - immunity from network failures (your time won't be lost even if your internet connection is down. this feature is available without installing Google Gears)
- ability to add tasks directly from the time tracker client
- idle detection (win&mac)
- customizable date/time formats per user are now reflected in the time tracker client
- workday start and end period are reflected in the time tracker client
- resizable interface
To download the beta version of the time tracker please click on the following links:
Mac: Widget
Thanks so much for your continued development of PayMo. I've tried a bunch of different methods for tracking my time for consulting clients, and this is the best. I've downloaded and starting using the beta tracker, and it's been smooth sailing so far.
Any plans for additional report customization? It's been the only thing I've been having to tweak in my PayMo experience (I need a weekly report, sorted first by day, then by project).
Again, great project!
This has really changed the way I manage my time. Thank you so much! I'm excited for this new version.
Google Gears is nice but for the majority of us with Vista, we'd like to leverage Vista gadgets and the sidebar. Thanks!
Very buggy here, can't even login. Running Vista and IE7 on two different machines and have the same problem.
Mike, we've sent some questions by email to help us identify the problem. Please check them out when you can.
Fantastic job! I'm a new customer and I have worked with several time tracking applications – this is by far the best I've tried. Have you considered making an iPhone optimized version?
We're glad you like the service. We're currently working on a invoicing module, but a iphone version is in the plans this year. We have customers who use the web version of the tracker on the IPhone, you might want to give that a try.
I noticed that the new version of time tracker makes use of Google Gears to go offline as required – however I also saw that Linux wasn't included in the list of supported platforms although Google Gears runs in Linux ( see http://gears.google.com/?platform=linux ).
Is there any chance it will be available for Linux in future?
BTW just started using your service and it is head and shoulders above most systems – particularly with regard to usability. Keep up the good work.
Dear Ollie, thanks for the appreciations. Theoretically the web client should work just fine under Linux with Gears installed (we haven't had the time to test it yet)
More report customization would be nice…I need a bi-weekly option that I can preset the dates for and save
In the offline tracker, I can input entry notes. But why there is no way to view these entries on Paymo account or in Report?
Chao, is this happening only when you're offline? If you're online and you add notes do they show up in the reports?
Chao, the notes are not displayed in the reports but you can find them in "Users" section. Go to "Users", click on the user (yourself) and next to the picture you will see a graph "Time spent working during week". Click on any particular day to see all the entries including the notes
Chao, i was wrong, you can see the notes in reports if you check "Show time entries"
I'm new to Paymo. I love the simplicity and ease of use. I really like the widget interface. I do have a question or two.
When I enter a task, I'd like to be able to enter more detailed information (a description of the task). Is this possible? If this functionality is available and I am just missing it could someone point me in the right direction. Or, if this isn't an available function, are there plans to add this type of feature?
Also, is there a corresponding Paymo Beta version for the web interface or was the beta just for the widget?
Hi there Toni,
you can enter a description of the task in the input box that says (entry note) in the 2.0 beta. As answered right about your comment you can see those notes if your review the daily timesheets of the user or in Reports. You can use the 2.0 beta web version by using the following url:
Please contact us using the form on the website if you need anything else. -
Hello Jan,
thanks for such a quick response!
I didn't phrase my question clearly enough. When I create a new task, I'd like to add a more detailed description of the task to remind the user assigned to the task of any special cases to consider in doing the task. It seems that the entry note box appears to only save information when you mark a task as completed.
I think your product is awesome. For our small distributed group, this is one additional feature that would be extremely valuable.
Are there any plans to add this to the paymo product?
Toni -
Toni, we're not planning right now to add an extra field as a description to a task. The reason is that we like to keep features to the minimum and make everything usable and simple.
Regarding the task notes, they are saved each time you hit the stop button on your timer not only when you mark the task as complete. -
It would be awesome if you could add a "Notes" element for each individual client. It was be even more awesome if you could make some notes admin view only (or all of them would be fine too).
It grubs my CPU…
Dear Xeniya,
please send us more details about your problem to support @ paymo.biz and we'll investigate. -
Thanks for the great service. Paymo is not just free, but one of the best time tracking apps I've seen.
Here is another request for iphone native app. I can use web version on Safari in the mean time, but it appears the tracking stops when iphone is left untouched for some time. Native app will be great for increasing iPhone users. (Here is hope Apple starts to support background job on iPhone soon since it will be really useful for Paymo type apps.) -
What causes "automatic stop" ?
network outages ? idle time ?
If it's idle time – is there a way to adjust it ? -
Tom, it's idle time. Just right click the Paymo icon in the tray and go to settings, you can change the idle time there. If you're on a Mac click on the widget settings icon (i) and edit the idle time.
Thanks Jan – I guess I should have put this on the "out of Beta" page !
Is there a reason you removed the option of having mouse-over on the tooltray bring up the Client?
I found this really convenient and good ergonomically – along with the one-click to start / stop the timer and the click away and it disappears behaviour. Would love to have this back as an option. -
Dear Paymo,
I've been using the time tracker for close to a month, and absolutely love it. Best solution I have found so far. I have gotten my entire PR department up and running with the time tracker, 3 users at this point, but more to come shortly. I am now just getting a few bugs with the desktop widget, such as not being able to log entries in intervals other than 1 hour. Didn't have this problem before, and some of my other users are not able to load their desktop widgets. The widget shows up on screen, but appears only in blank white (no drop-down menus). Would appreciate any support you may be able to offer. Thank you.
Travis, please try using the new beta version. It contains a lot of bug fixes and improvements.


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Professor Wen G. Jiang
Professor Wen G. Jiang, one of the worlds leading cancer researchers, reflects on leaving his home in China for a career at Cardiff University.
Professor Wen G. Jiang
I left my home in Beijing to come to Cardiff University, as I finished my medical doctorate and surgical training at Beijing Peking University. This was in March 1989, the winter season, when Beijing was very yellow not at all the way it is now. Then I came to Cardiff and everything was beautifully green. It was the first thing I noticed, then the rain followed and I realized why.
But moving to Cardiff was the first time I had traveled abroad. Everything was new to me the people, the culture. I came to the University on a scholarship to finish my doctoral thesis. My family and career have kept me here ever since. One position led to the next and now I find myself as a professor researching cancer in the School of Medicine. Now, Cardiff is the home to my family. Ive lived here longer than any place else.
What kept me in Cardiff through the years is the academic environment and colleagues. It is a pleasant University, and a beautiful city in which to work and live. The culture of collaboration and the encouragement from my colleagues is probably another reason why Ive stayed for so long.
I still keep ties with my home country. Many of my relatives still live in China, and I continue to return to see them. But I also return to forge relationships with other medical researchers and medical institutions. Throughout my time at Cardiff University, Ive been involved in a gradual collaboration with my former school in Beijing as well as the Capital Medical Centre. Last March, a delegation from Cardiff went to Beijing to make this partnership official.
Partnerships like this make Cardiff University the international success that it is. The University turns 125 this year, and its reputation and research keep growing stronger. Right now we are one of the top 100 universities in the world. But I think in the next 125 years, we will be even higher up the list.


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(English) Parquerama is an invidivual project by Matias Vigliano which represents a distinctive graphic universe. Illustration, animation, cinema and comic art all act as inspiration for his designs, and his dynamic artistic experiments have stretched far beyond the urban sphere to include plush and vinyl dolls, books, illustrations and limited edition posters.
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(School is omitted for my personal welfare)
A student was robbed at approximately 10:30 p.m., as she approached her home. Two male suspects with covered faces drove up on a moped. One of the men grabbed her purse and they then fled south. Thankfully, the student was not harmed.
Police are handling the investigation with assistance from the University Police Department. If anyone has information, contact Police. The Police Department reminds members of the campus community to follow these basic safety precautions:
Personal Safety
o Never walk alone, especially at night. Walk with friends or use the campus escort service.
o Be alert to your surroundings and walk with confidence.
o Walk where the sidewalks are well lit and well traveled.
o If you feel like someone is following you, go to a populated place where people can help you and then call campus security.
o Do not wear ear phones/ear buds when you are walking on campus.
o Know where campus emergency phones are located.
Residential Safety
o Only admit your own visitors to the residence halls.
o Make sure outside doors of residence halls shut securely behind you.
o Insist that your resident assistant or security guard check for doors left ajar during the day and at night.
o Do not loan your room key to anyone.
o Always lock your apartment or dorm room even if you are going to be gone for just a few minutes. Be sure to lock your doors at night as well.
o Have the locks changed if you ever lose the keys to your residence.
o Leave lights or a radio on at your apartment so it looks like someone is always home.
o Never open the door for someone you do not know.
o Ask anyone who gives you a ride home to wait around until you have safely entered your apartment or dorm building.
Parking Lot Safety
o Always lock your car.
o Place valuables in the trunk or under the seats.
o Have your keys in hand before you leave to go to your car.
o Have someone walk you to your car, especially at night.
o Utilize the campus escort service.
o Check your backseat before entering your car.
Yay, the same crap they always say. I added the bold for things that stuck out to me. I actually have fun messing with people that have no situational awareness. Its fun jumping up and down and waving my hands like crazy as I walk 2 feet behind them and my shadow is cast over them. I have yet to have 1 person turn around and look at me. I see people all day leave class, put in their ear buds and zone out as they walk around. Doesn't matter if its 10am or 10pm.
I too use my ear buds for my MP3 player. But I walk looking over my shoulder, never let my guard down, plus I keep a surprise.
My buddy was actually set up for a snatch and grab while walking home from my house back to his apartment. He had a 4 block walk and half way home a guy walks out of the shadows and tried to get him to come over and help him. Needless to say, I am proud of him for listening to all my chanting of situational awareness and not falling for stupid claims. This occurred 1 block off campus as I have one of the best house locations anyone could ask for. Well, minus the riff raff that passes through all the time from the city.
On another note: I had a buddy come through my first floor window when he was drunk. My girl and I somewhat expected him to come back to my place but we forgot that we locked the front door and of course my phone was on vibrate (like it should be). So he found the side window was still somewhat cracked because it was way to hot inside from the party we had. Well, me hearing the window opening meant coming down the stairs armed. Needless to say, he was yelling my name as loud as he could when he heard the stairs creaking under my feet. His father is a LEO who carries regularly, so he already knew the drill.
I see I have missed alot in the past few months of me not coming on.
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College news
Thursday, February 28, 2013
LEXINGTON, Va. — The following Virginia Military Institute cadets are among the 668 cadets who were recently named to the dean's list for the first semester of academic year 2012-13. To be eligible for the dean's list, a cadet must have a term grade point average of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale and no grade below C.
To be named to the dean's lists, students must have a grade-point average of 3.0 or better and rank in the top 20 percent of their class in their respective college or school.
Carrie Amorim, of Rochester; Brittany Baxter, of New Durham; Melissa Blanchette, of Rochester; Nicole Bourgeois, of Rochester; Sarah Brennan, of Dover; Matthew Cloutier, of Milton; Bethany Cook, of Rochester; Kyle Danie, of Barrington; Nicholas Gagnon, of Union; Zachariah Goldenberg, of Barrington; Gabrielle Guerra, of Durham; Emily Howard, of Durham; Catherine Jacobs, of Milton; Gabriel Jerome, of Rochester; Cassandra Lavoie, of Rochester; Rebecca Martin, of Rochester; Carla McLendon, of Middleton; Amanda Nye, of Dover; Elizabeth Parent, of Dover; Emma Partridge, of Dover; Justin Provazza, of Dover; Meghan Rothermel, of New Durham; Micale Vachon, of Farmington; Penina Wallace, of Barrington.
To be named to the dean's list at Plymouth State, a student must achieve a grade point average between 3.5 and 3.69 during the fall semester and must have attempted at least 12 credit hours during the semester. These credit hours must be in courses that earn grade points and the student must have completed all such courses attempted.


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Bank of America is one of the largest and best institutions in North America. As the economic has turndown its becoming tough for a number of home loan borrowers to repay the home loan, the bank has initiate a loan modification program. There are number of Loan Modification Companies in the market but it's better to apply through Bank of America loan modification is also associated through the Federal loan modification program.
If you're a home loan borrower from bank of America, and facing trouble while repaying the loan due to a frail financial situation, check with the bank personnel to see if you get eligible. Previous to you go for refinancing or foreclosures look into the alternative of Loan modification. It can be a better and cost efficient option for you.
The eligibility conditions for bank of America modifications are:
To get eligible for bank of America modification plan, the date of receiving of subprime mortgage or adjustable interest rate mortgage need to be before Dec 31 2007. The borrowers need to be delinquent for more than 60 days, before being measured for loan modification program of Bank of America. A borrower who is present now however turns to be delinquent for 60 days or more at any time before June 30, 2012 is also qualified for Bank of America loan modification plan. A borrower who got a subprime mortgage with adjustable rate mortgage and may turn to be delinquent at any time before 30th Dec 2012 due to the rate reorganizing which shooting the mortgage payments beyond the capability of the borrower.
Check If You Qualify : Web Link
The loan to price of the property ratio should to be more than or equal to 75% prior to the borrower could be considered for the home loan modification program. . The possessions on which the mortgage is required need to be the primary residence of the borrower. The debt to income ratio (DTI) of the borrower should at least 34% to be capable of be approved for loan modification to be able to spare for the mortgage installments as you taking care of schedule monthly expenses
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About 5 and half years ago i had a bilateral partial salpingectomy my last period was 07/05/2009 we are now in september and still no period i had light spotting for a couple of days ago 2 weeks ago and that was it i've been having some early prego symtoms my question is, is it still possible for me to be pregnant or is it just wishful thinking=)
There have been reports of pregnancy after tubal sterilization, which means the sterilization was not a complete success; the failure rate is about 1%.
If you think you may be pregnant, it is best to call your OB/GYN, as many of these pregnancies are ectopic (and can be dangerous), and most likely would not result in a viable pregnancy.
May I ask why you had this procedure done?
If you are still wanting to have children, have you looked into other options?
September 3, 2009 - 12:15pmBasically i thought that me and my husband wouldn't want anymore childeren but i was wrong! he is okay with our two daughters but i want just one more. Now i look back and wish that i didn't go through with the procedure but such is life=( what worries me is i'm 2 months late and i have some lower back pain that shoots through down to my thighs and i've never had cramping during, before or after my cycle i have an appointment next week i hope its nothing serious! Thanx=)
September 3, 2009 - 6:05pmDid you ever find out if you were pregnant? I have had a partial salpingectomy on June 25, 2007 and am havin spotting after bein 3 days late... I havent been late since I had my ectopic pregnancy in 2007. My husband and I have been tryin to concieve but have been told to do invitro... Just wonderin if we have a chance to conceive on our own.
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A scary social media threat calling for a crime 'purge' spread fear within the residents of Louisville, Kentucky on Aug. 15. This is terrifying.
While the events in the 2013 film The Purge were merely fiction, the potential threat of it happening in Louisville, Kentucky and other cities is very real. Police say that a teenager spread the "Louisville Purge" threat around social media on Aug. 15 and it has since gone viral. The potential threat, which makes all crime legal for 12 hours, also spread to Detroit and has One Direction fans worried since the band's concert is set to take place in the city on Aug. 16.
Louisville Purge: Social Media Threat Started By Teenager
In the movie The Purge, all crime becomes legal for a 12-hour period without punishment. So when the "Louisville Purge" went viral on social media, Louisville police were worried about the very serious matter. The city of Louisville has taken extra precautions to ensure the safety of its residents.
The police have said they "take any threat that would incite violence on our community seriously," Louisville police spokesman Sgt. Phil Russell told The Courier-Journal.
The police also say they are now investigating a teenager who has been accused of starting the threat, WKYT reports.
The "Louisville Purge" was supposed to take place from 8 p.m. on Aug. 15 to 6:30 a.m. on Aug. 16, according the newspaper. However, police are still on the lookout for anyone wanting to enact violence on the Lousiville community.
Police have said there was no serious violent acts that happened during the scheduled threat, but police increased patrols in the city's downtown area after violence in March, WLWT reports. A scheduled football scrimmage between two Louisville high schools was canceled on Aug. 15, The Courier-Journal said.
Other rumors of a "purge" also took place in Detroit, Jacksonville, Kansas City, Miami and Cleveland, WLWT also reports.
One Direction Fans Freak Out As 'Louisville Purge' Rumors Spreads To Detroit
Even though the "purge" did not happen in Louisville, One Direction fans are worried about the band's concert on Aug. 16 in Detroit, since the scary rumor has gone viral. The concert is supposed to take place at Ford Field, the home stadium of the Detroit Lions.
THE PURGE IS IN DETROIT AND THE BOYS ARE IN DETROIT MOM CAN I GO TO DETROIT THIS IS EMERGENCY THEY NEED MEH #MTVHottest One Direction
— syakhira (@horansbubblegum) August 15, 2014
Can One Direction not perform in Detroit tomorrow tonight bc they're trying to have a real purge there and I kinda don't want them to die
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If there's really a "Detroit purge" One Direction might just wanna stay home 😂✋
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cailin davis
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Deanah Alyse Bush
Posted at 11:39 PM on August 16, 2014
I say this country needs a God forsaken Purge to take place. There is way to much violence on this planet and I truely think the United States will actually be united if a Purge happens.
I know the movies Purge and Purge:Anarchy are fiction, but Ive thought the concept BEFORE the movies were made. In all truth, many think the Purge will be helpfull. So, in conclusion, I just like to comment that a REAL Purge, would save more lives than any actuall police respondent could. All in all, Im proud to say such things. Do as you wish with this comment. I dont even care.
The Purge was nothing more than a prank threat.
I was out last night til 10:30 p.m. and there was no such illegal activity. When I left the restaurant, all I saw were Friday night party people, congested traffic where restaurants and clubs were, a few Harley riders enjoying the nice weather, and people walking on the sidewalks enjoying themselves.
Louisville Police reported no unusual activity, and I only heard one siren this morning at 5:30 a.m. when I usually hear more than one. All was calm.
I'm hoping the youth who started this rumor here in Louisville finds out it's not a good idea to yell "Fire!" in a crowded movie house. Nor is it good to incite to riot. Neither is constitutionally protected speech.
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yo moma is a cunnnt
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Missing Lynx
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I find it funny that so many articles are posting that nothing happened when we heard gunshots and were listening to the police scanner all night and heard the actual situations as they were happening. Why cover up something like this?? Doesn't make any rational sense. There were groups of kids in the streets with guns. When did our country become a 3rd world country?


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A Commonwealth Select team edged to victory in the Sainsbury's Glasgow International Match but 20-year-old Scot Laura Muir stole the show.
Muir broke the Scottish 800metres record with a mature and assertive display which earned her the award for the Sainsbury's performance of the day.
The student's victory was one of five Scottish wins among the 22 events, giving 5,000 fans in the Emirates Arena plenty to cheer, despite their team finishing bottom of the four-team tournament.
The Great Britain and Northern Ireland team also provided home encouragement as they pushed the winners all the way with victory in both 4x400metres relay events, seeing them finish three points behind the Commonwealth team and ahead of the United States.
Britain came back strongly in the final quarter of the tournament with Asha Philip and James Dasaolu winning the 60m sprints and the men's relay team defeating the Bahamas' Olympic-winning team, but they finished with 59 points.
Muir and Guy Learmonth both set Scottish records while Chris O'Hare tasted victory with an aggressive 1,500metres performance. And there were victories for Scottish Paralympic athletes Stefanie Reid and Libby Clegg.
European Under-23 bronze medallist Muir took control at the bell and set a national indoor record of two minutes 0.94 seconds as she finished almost a second faster than American runner-up Chanelle Price. Britain's Marilyn Okoro pulled out with a hamstring problem as Muir sped past.
Muir, who knocked seven seconds off her outdoor best last year, said: "I'm really, really surprised because it's only a fraction of a second of my outdoor PB. I couldn't be happier.
"It was just a matter of not letting the front girls get too far away and then using my strength at the end.
"The crowd was fantastic. In the home straight I didn't know if they were cheering me or if someone was catching me, so I just went for it."
O'Hare got a grip of his race well before the bell and held off the challenge of the Commonwealth's James Magut and Britain's Charlie Grice to win a photo finish in 3 mins 48.62 secs.
Learmonth produced a surprise win in the 600m as he came from about seven metres behind at the bell to win in 1:16.48, four hundredths of a second ahead of Commonwealth competitor Jeremiah Mutaiken.
Reid was a convincing winner of the T44 long jump, just short of her personal best with a leap of 4.83m, while Clegg won the 60m for visually-impaired athletes in a time of 7.97secs.
The British successes started in the pole vault with Holly Bleasdale, who returned from the back and Achilles injuries that kept her out of the World Championships by clearing 4.62m.
The 22-year-old said: "It's great to be back. To be back competing and doing the thing I love the most is just the best feeling really.
"I didn't jump the best out there, but I enjoyed it. There's a few things we can tweak and work on now because I felt a bit rusty.
"But, first competition after coming back from warm weather camp, I'm in a really good place and looking forward to the rest of indoors."
Shara Proctor succeeded in the long jump with 6.59m while there were some close calls as British captain William Sharman was pipped by Jeff Porter (7.66) by one-hundredth of a second in the 60m hurdles and Andy Vernon was overtaken by Bernard Lagat (7:49.83) to lose the 3,000m by just 0.27secs.
Philip kick-started the British challenge by winning the 60m in 7.25secs and Dasaolu came close to his personal best with 6.50, the fastest time in the world this year.
The British women won the first relay to keep the pressure on the Commonwealth after beating Scotland into second place following home captain Eilidh Child's storming opening run.
And their male colleagues stunned the Bahamas team, who were aiming for a world indoor record but trailed more than a second behind the British quartet, who finished in 3mins 6.27secs.
However, second place proved enough to claim the overall prize following earlier wins for the likes of sprinter Kim Collins, 400m runner Chris Brown, Kenyan 1500m runner Hellen Obiri and Middlesex runner Desiree Henry, who beat fellow Briton Annabelle Lewis in the 150m.


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Scion Rock Fest 2011 – Unannounced Bands, uh Announced!
By: Chris D. Posted in: free, gnarly one-offs On: Thursday, January 20th, 2011
Scion A/V announced the partial line-up for the 2011 Scion Rock Fest. It was ridiculous! But it just got even more ridiculous! So much so, Scion A/V proposed to fly Decibot from his digital hovel to Pomona, CA to witness the awesomeness, but Decibot declined because the new Rev Theory album is imminent.
OK, so Morbid Angel, Obituary, Death Angel, Municipal Waste, Agalloch, Integrity, Bastard Noise, Atheist, Black Breath, Nails, Floor, Primate, Crom, Wormrot, Kvelertak, Necrite, Woe, Fuck the Facts, Bonded By Blood, and Christian Mistress. But check this… We have the "more to be added!" bands before anyone else!
Unannounced, now announced officially, bands are:
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Dark Castle
The Body
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How to Make a Natural Flea and Tick Remedy with Apple Cider Vinegar
Two Methods:Create MixtureApply Mixture to Pet
Has one of the conventional flea and tick methods stopped working for your dog, or does your four-legged friend have a compromised immune system? Whatever the reason, you can concoct a safe and natural flea and tick remedy for your dog (or cat) that should help keep him or her safe and happy.
Method 1 of 2: Create Mixture
1Pour 8 ounces/ 1 cup of the apple cider vinegar into the spray bottle. Pour slowly so the vinegar doesn't spill.Ad
2Add 4 ounces of warm water to the cider vinegar, followed by ½ tsp. salt and ½ tsp. baking soda.
3Close bottle lid and shake slowly. Don't shake vigorously because you will cause the bottle to expand and possibly explode.
Method 2 of 2: Apply Mixture to Pet
1Bring your dog into a well ventilated area where you could possibly attach his leash to a hook or chair (if he/she won't sit and stay on his/her own).
2Brush the dog well first with a dog brush and then with the flea comb to remove as many fleas manually.
3Perform a tick check by running your hand across the dog's fur and exposing the skin. Remove ticks with tweezers and be careful to not break the tick when removing (you want the entire tick to be expelled from the dog).
4Spray dog with cider vinegar mixture, starting around the tail area and working your way toward the front of the dog.
- If your dog is especially furry/fluffy, you may want to follow up sprays with a good brushing to ensure the mixture gets deep inside the hair follicles.
- Around the face area, spray the mixture into your hand and rub around the head and ears, being careful not to get any of the mixture into the dog's eye area (which would burn).
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- Follow up with your veterinarian, who can perform a full flea and tick inspection.
- Consider sprinkling Borax in all the carpet areas, allow it to sit for a few hours and then vacuum. Secure pets when you do this.
- Contact your pest control specialist if fleas and ticks don't dissipate.
Things You'll Need
- An 8 ounce or larger bottle of apple cider vinegar, salt and baking soda
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We intend to introduce hundreds of disposable cameras to the world in search for inspiration. Lots of inspiration. Read more
We intend to introduce hundreds of disposable cameras to the world in search for inspiration. Lots of inspiration.
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We like disposable cams. We believe that they can create something special.
The Mission:: We aim to introduce hundreds disposable cameras into the world in search of inspiration (lots of it), and we'd love for you to be a part of it. www.commoncam.org
The Master Plan in a Nutshell: In 2009, we began customizing disposable cams by including a simple set of instructions on the back:
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Ryan Seacrest sits down with Justin Bieber for an interview on "Rock Center!"
Fresh Ink Face Off: Justin Bieber vs. Lady Gaga [PHOTOS]
In this sneak peak of Bieber's interview, which is set to premiere on Thursday, September 13 on NBC, the Biebs admits to NBC special correspondent, Ryan Seacrest that "I feel like I just don't want to be another teen heartthrob, cause that's just – I just think that, that just annoys me."
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"Rock Center" has also released a short clip of Ryan, Bieber and his mom in a candid behind-the-scenes clip! Make sure to tune into Rock Center on NBC Thursday, September 13 at 10pm/9c!
He goes on to discuss his new album "Believe" which he hopes will catapult him out of 'hair flipping' heartthrob days and into the realm of serious musician. "I think 'Believe' is really — my new album has really showcased what I'm capable of" says Bieber, "especially becoming an 18-year-old and becoming an adult. And hearing older people say, 'Wow, this new album's great. Like I didn't know that was Justin Bieber."


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Title | The Louisville Leader. Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday, May 10, 1947. |
Volume/Issue | Vol. 30. No. 19. |
Contributors | Cole, I. Willis (publisher) |
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Date Original | 1947-05-10 |
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Source | Issue on Reel 6 of microfilmed Louisville Leader Collection. Item Number ULUA Leader 19470510 in the Louisville Leader Collection, University of Louisville Archives and Records Center. |
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"King Of The Colored Race" Of New Haven Revealed
by Allan Appel | Feb 27, 2014 8:44 am
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Posted to: Arts & Culture, Black History, Wooster Square
A black entrepreneur built Long Wharf and the walls of our part of the Farmington Canal.
He also had a crazy notion that whites and blacks both had dignity and could work and thrive together.
That was in 1820s New Haven.
Wednesday night it all came back to life for about 40 people gathered in the auditorium of the New Haven Museum to hear Peter Hinks's lecture on a man whose detractors called him "the king of the colored race of our town."
Historian Hinks told that story of William Lanson, a runaway slave, an innovative engineer, and successful land developer and the tumultuous early decades of the 19th Century, when New Haven began to transform into a factory town whose new barons occupied mansions in newly laid out Wooster Square.
The work crews who built those mansions and labored for Lanson in harbor and canal lived in housing he owned in a section of town adjacent to and north of the new square. It came to be known as New Guinea. (See map.) Irish laborers lived nearby in a section called Slineyville. Both white and black often associated in groceries, hotels, and stores owned by Lanson.
All that now is buried roughly beneath where Jet Cleaners stands today on State Street hard by the entryway to I-91 off State Street.
Wednesday night's lecture was part of ongoing programming for the the museum's blockbuster current exhibition, Beyond the New Township: Wooster Square, which has been extended through May.
Pinks called Lanson "an extraordinary person" whose life and achievements are significant not only for New Haven but for "the history of the antebellum Northeast."
A man who came to New Haven with just the clothes he wore, Lanson schooled himself in engineering. He became the go-to guy when the task at hand was to extend a wharf into the harbor to increase New Haven's commercial productivity. He devised a way to bring down scree from East Rock for a foundation that made the long docks sturdy despite the shifting mudflats; at three quarters of a mile, it was the longest pier in the country in 1810.
White business partners, including many of New Haven's mercantile elite, helped subsidize his land purchases in what became the New Guinea community. The community housed hundreds of African-Americans, including runaway slaves as well as free blacks, and some white laborers.
Enter Race
As the economy changed,the land on which New Guinea sat became desirable for carriage makers and other emerging workshops. Suddenly Lanson's white partners had a change of heart about their New Guinea neighbors.
That was helped along as well by some out and out racists in town. People began to decry noise, crime, and drunkenness in New Guinea.
"Lanson's community posed a problem for the new residents" of what was called "the beautiful and rapidly improving Wooster Square," Hinks said. "Lurid sensationalizing of life in New Guinea had everything to do with preparing for its removal."
When they sought removal of the "disorder," Lanson replied that his neighborhood was filled with "smart and industrious people of color" who had as much right to be there as anyone else.
Hinks said Lanson "respected whites who respected him, deplored blaming crime on blacks when whites were there too, and felt blacks possessed inherent dignity and did not deserve special reprobation."
Pinks called Lanson a bulwark against the growing notion of a quality inherent in the black race—a wildness or some quality given to violence (sound familiar?)—that led many people, even the good evangelizing Christians, to think the only solution was deportation to Liberia in Africa. Many of the schools to "improve" Negroes set up at this time were just a stop gap, to provide a little "improvement." All the effort was seen as simply a run-up to eventual colonizing back to Africa, said Hinks.
Lanson, on the other hand, never wavered in believing in "constructive black inclusion," he said.
Hinks several times mentioned that race was one, but not the only or even dominant, component of the forces that uprooted New Guinea. The emerging captains of the new economy were getting their hands on convenient land and laborers for a new kinds of work that Lanson's crews could no longer fulfill.
Eventually the new and powerful residents of Wooster Square prevailed. Lanson had to sell his property. He bought new lands on the Quinnipiac River, defending himself and his race all the way in published broadsides. He died in poverty in 1851.
"Because we have lost many of the physical places Lanson built, it would be great to have an important place in New Haven named for him," wrote New Haven Urban Design League President Anstress Farwell, in an email about the lecture.
Telling the Lanson story gives the lie to a "false mythology" of how the city was built and evolved, said the city's current chief economic development officer, Matthew Nemerson who attended the lecture.
"To have that not be part of our educational system is so sad. It shouldn't be for just 30 people" attending the lecture, Nemerson added.
At least Destiny Robinson (pictured) was there. A freshman at the Engineering and Science University Magnet School (ESUMS), she found the lecture interesting, she said. She had not heard of Lanson before. She and four friends attended at the suggestion of their history teacher Toni Criscuolo.
She left with the Amistad Committee's publication William Lanson: Triumph and Tragedy, by Katherine J. Harris. Destiney planned to report to her class Thursday on Lanson.
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posted by: Colin M. Caplan on February 27, 2014 9:12am
This is a great article about an important and often missed character of New Haven's past. It is also good to see researchers paying more attention to Lanson's legacy. One correction: The photo that shows New Guinea is not the correct location: see that the map delineates New Guinea as being in the area of Chapel, Wooster, Franklin and Hamilton Streets.
[Ed: Thanks for the correction. Made.]
posted by: robn on February 27, 2014 9:28am
Super cool map!
Slaughter Woods?!?
New Guinea….Wooster Square….anyone?
State Street was called "Negro Lane"?!?
Put away the hair dryer…my mind is officially blown.
posted by: Threefifths on February 27, 2014 10:46am
How come no talk about how Connecticut had sun down towns which forbid African Americans from living in them.
"Sundown Towns,"
by James W. Loewen November/December 2005 issue of Poverty & Race
http://www.prrac.org/full_text.php?text_id=1055&item_id=9653&newsletter_id=84&header=November/December 2005 Newsletter
posted by: robn on February 27, 2014 11:02am
Because the article is about the history of an African American in New Haven in the early 1800s (decades before sundown towns existed). The article is not about a Jewish person trying to live in Darien CT in the early-to-mid 1900s (what your link references).
posted by: Threefifths on February 27, 2014 12:22pm
posted by: robn on February 27, 2014 11:02am
Because the article is about the history of an African American in New Haven in the early 1800s (decades before sundown towns existed). The article is not about a Jewish person trying to live in Darien CT in the early-to-mid 1900s (what your link references).
No blacks allowed, especially after dark. This was the unwritten rule in a "sundown" town. In his trademark revelatory style, bestselling author James W. Loewen explores one of America's best-kept secrets as he unearths the making of sundown towns and discloses the fact that many white neighborhoods and suburbs are the result of years of racism and segregation. Anna, Illinois; Darien, Connecticut; and Cedar Key, Florida, are just a few examples of the thousands of all-white towns established between 1890 and 1968, many of which still exist today. White residents of these towns used any means possible—including the law, harassment, race riots, and even murder—to keep African Americans and other minority groups out.
posted by: HewNaven on February 27, 2014 2:16pm
Great story about Lanson. I first heard about him a few months back when Colin Caplan wrote about him for the Daily Nutmeg. So I wasn't as completely shocked by the historical cover-up now as I was then. This man deserves much more recognition in New Haven. Naming things after him is a good start, but I'd much rather see that he is officially added to the NHPS curriculum in some way. Kids, especially black kids, need to know the name William Lanson.
posted by: Anstress Farwell on February 27, 2014 3:26pm
When I first moved to New Haven, a few of the "Negro Lane" houses still stood on State Street near the Olive Street Triangle. See Elizabeth Mills Brown, "New Haven: A Guide to Architecture and Urban Design" page 31 for a photo of one of these, and a description of the community which flourished there.
posted by: Christopher Schaefer on February 28, 2014 6:00am
Much of New Haven's black history is not well-known. Here are a couple of resources: http://www.yaleslavery.org/ and http://www.yale.edu/glc/index.htm
It's interesting to note that the area of the Hill called Trowbridge Square originally was a utopian community called Spireworth, founded by abolitionist Simeon Jocelyn, where blacks & whites would live together. It included a beach resort along that section of Cedar Street: remarkably, the harbor once extended that far inland. Thus, that entire section of what we now call The Hill, south of Columbus Ave. down to South Water Street, was known as the Oyster Point Quarter. Jocelyn's social experiment soon failed, and the area was redeveloped, in part, by Thomas Trowbridge; hence it's current name. The area then was occupied almost exclusively by whites until the Federally-subsidized, post World War II "white-flight" to the suburbs.
posted by: Josiah Brown on March 2, 2014 3:22pm
Two New Haven Public School teachers, Lula Mae White and Alice Mick, developed a curriculum unit, "Italians and Blacks in New Haven: The Establishment of Two Ethnic Communities," that included discussion of William Lanson:
L. White and A. Mick prepared this unit as Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Fellows in a 1978 seminar led by the late Prof. Charles T. Davis:
Lula White herself was a subject of NHI articles:
In addition, Gary Highsmith developed a 1997 unit, "William Lanson: New Haven's African King":
posted by: HewNaven on March 2, 2014 5:21pm
Josiah Brown,
Thank you for sharing those links and the info!! Do you know if these units are officially part of NHPS curriculum or are they merely supplemental resources for teachers? I'm in favor of REQUIRING public education about Lanson rather than making it optional for teachers and students.


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