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The Fair draws over 100,000 people, from all over Rhode Island and Southern New England, over the course of its five days. The Fair is owned and operated by the Washington County Pomona Grange, a non-profit community service oriented organization. We offer other non-profit organizations the opportunity to raise funds for community services, as all of the food booths at the Fair are owned and operated by local non-profit organizations. The Fair is the vehicle for these non-profits to raise over $250,000 for their community service endeavors each year.
The Fair also helps our young people gain knowledge, confidence, and leadership skills through the various 4H, FFA, and Boy Scout events. The Washington County Fair is a family oriented event that provides families with a low cost, safe, and fun environment to enjoy together. It must be noted that no alcohol is allowed on site and that we have 24 hour police, fire, and security details. The Fair has some of the largest names in country music perform each year on our main stage. We also have a large authentic country antiques museum, different motorized events, pulling contests, animal shows, and fireworks. All events are free with admission. After many years of being asked, we are, for the first time, offering businesses the opportunity to become Washington County Fair Sponsors. We are offering your business the chance to join the Fair Family in our community service endeavor, while at the same time reaching over 100,000 people with your business message. If you wish to be a Fair Sponsor or have any questions, please contact me at (401) 397-5998.
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Geauga County Probate and Juvenile Court Judge, Timothy Grendell, Addresses GELPosted Oct. 4, 2013
Judge Timothy J. Grendell, Geauga County's probate and juvenile court judge, addressed a group of fifty community and business leaders at the October Geauga Economic Leadership Breakfast (GEL). His topic, "From the Cradle to the Grave," highlighted the services provided by these courts. Beginning at birth, the courts have imput with oversight of birth certificates, continuing to collecting child support and working with social services to protect children who are endangered to filing estates after death.
Judge Grendell praised his staff and the court administrator David Lebecky and gave much credit to the late Judge Charles Henry for the efficiency and quality of the service provided by the court. He talked about CASA for kids, Court Appointed Special Advocates, a group started by Judge Henry. CASA volunteers represent the "best interest" of a child when family problems such as substance abuse, mental health issues and domestic violence result in child abuse and neglect. The volunteers have replaced paid legal advocates, saving the county money and providing superior care for the children.
Although the CASA volunteers make a big difference in the lives of the county's children, Judge Grendell described the desperate need the county continues to face placing the children in safe environments because of the lack of foster homes. He spoke of children being placed as far away as Youngstown and Toledo.
The discussion continued with the judge describing facets of the juvenile court; jurisdictions and responsibilities. He explained the difference in the detention facilities available for juveniles in the county and how his theory is to reform the juveniles rather than detain them. An example of how he does this is the offer he gave several juveniles who were scheduled to go to detention. All of the students had failing grades in school. The judge gave them until the end of the school year to raise their grades instead of going to the detention facility. Unfortunately, only one of the students took his offer.
One innovation the court has instituted is to spend one day a week in Middlefield, allowing greater court access for people who have difficulty getting to the court in Chardon. Although this was designed especially for the Amish population, juvenile court cases can be set for anyone who finds the Middlefield location more convenient. Probate clerks are availabe in Middlefield on the same day.
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That's more than the six percent rate that you typically pay for buying or selling a house, but after all, this is the Internet.
Popular Web addresses are so hard to come by now that corporations and individuals have bought them by the handful. Procter & Gamble, for example, has collected more than 100 domain names including diarrhea.com and pimples.com.
Three years ago, domain names were sold to individuals and organizations for a $50 annual fee on a "first-come, first-served" basis by the InterNIC registration service, an organization run by Network Solutions.
But, now that the demand is high, domain name owners are looking to sell.
Multimedia Realty allows Netizens to do just that. The company refers to itself as an "innovative domain name brokerage service" and has 100 listings in categories including Known Places, Place Names, Mall Names, People Names, and Famous Streets. Nirvana.org is the most expensive listing at $650,000 and englandmall.com and canadasmall.com tie for the cheapest at $5,000.
The company quietly launched the service last month and has yet to make a sale, but remains optimistic. "Domain names are a tremendously valuable asset," Steve Newman, president of Multimedia Realty said today. "We'll spread very quickly by word of mouth on the Net."
Newman said his company will profit $750 or 10 percent from each domain sale, whichever is greater.
But buying and selling isn't that easy. Domain name disputes are rising as more corporations and organization jump online. Multimedia says it "assumes no liability regarding the continued use of domain names purchased through this service."
So what precautions should a potential buyer take before opening his or her wallet? The answer is simple, according to the Internet Society's executive director Martin Bureck: Don't buy. "I'm not going to spend $300,000 on somebody if they can't guarantee what they're selling me," he said.
But if the temptation is too strong, Bureck advises that you consult a lawyer. "I would advise anybody considering buying names from anyone that they had better check with their lawyers and get a strong legal opinion as to infringement on someone else's rights," he said. "There's no way I would buy a domain name from anyone without a lawyer."


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Revlon Super Lustrous Lip Gloss
Revlon Super Lustrous Lip Gloss Reviews
Very good and not sticky...In my opinion, there is nothing not to love about these glosses... I love the colour range, and for a drug store gloss - it's hard to beat... The sparkles are very fine, so the shine looks sophisticated and not cheap, as it sometimes does with drug store glosses, because the sparkles are bigger. And the price... At my local drug store these are $8.99 (on sale today for $3.99), so really, how ca...read moren you beat that? Honestly, these, together with "Revlon"'s lustrous lipsticks and lip butter are some of my favourite products of all times. I got these in "Rosy Future" (260), and "Pango Peach" (245), and love both of them equally. "Rosy Future" is slightly darker than nude, and has a very pleasant glow to it. I also love the fact that the tube kind of narrows down at the top, so you never have too much gloss on the brush, which makes it much easier to apply and doesn't make you waste any of it as well. "Pango Peach" is a corally peachy/rose colour that give that look of innocence to you lips, and you feel like a little girl when you put this on. It's not a childish colour though - looks sophisticated and elegant on your lips - great for summer or winter... Now that I'm writing about these, I'm telling myself that I'll go back and get more of everything... Too good of a deal! The staying power is also surprisingly good, and you really don't have to reapply every 30 minutes... They have a very slight odour - not necessarily good or bad... It's hardly noticeable, but it's very slightly chemical. But honestly, most people would just say that they are odourless... I'm just a freak about these things and I've been told about it more than once, so this really shouldn't bother most people at all. Example, my boyfriend didn't smell anything at all when I made him smell it, and that's always a good news for us... So yes, would definitely recommend this to all with no hesitation at all... ;) — 1 year, 7 months agoNikatron | 141 reviews
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Excellent ProductI have had good luck with Revlon lipsticks and glosses. This is no exception. Not only do I love the packaging, but the product inside is just as attractive. The shimmer is not too overwhelming, though in certain colors it can make the product feel a bit gritty. The product wears very well and its colors are true to form. It is not tacky and smells like cookies. I found this on clearance at CVS in...read more a mascara combo for a grand total of $2, but it is a product I would be willing to pay full price for. — 2 years, 2 months agoTheLacqueredLady | 751 reviews
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Great DupeI saw this when I was doing a Target haul and purchased it in PinkAfterglow because I'd been wanting to get a Laura Mercier gloss in Rose and the Revlon one looked exactly the same for 1/4 of the price. A nice gloss, doesn't seem to be to sticky for me. It has really cute, sleek, and compact packaging and I like that it includes the stopper. They have a very nice colour range so I''ll probably pick up some more next time I'm at Tar-jay — 2 years, 2 months agoCliniqueLover | 297 reviews
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Finding a Hardware Address (Linux)
the following command should work
ifconfig -a
if that's not working, maybe it's not in your path, try
/sbin/ifconfig -a
/usr/sbin/ifconfig -a
or find it in your path. Try
which ifconfig
if you have iproute2 (debian actually calls it iproute) installed, then
ip addr list
will work as well
In either case you'll have to figure out which is your wireless (perhaps with dmesg or lspci) and which is your wired connection if you have more than one nic, but that's not usually hard -- the results contain more than the mac addresses too, but they're easily parseable to find what you're looking for.
If you have SuSE, open the YaST network card module and select "change" if you have already configured your device. Look in the device column. You should see something like eth-id- followed by your address.


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The HTC Desire, Desire HD, Desire Z, and Incredible S will receive Gingerbread (Android 2.3) in Q2, 2011.Read More
One of the HTC representatives confirmed at MWC that the original Desire will get the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update. However, the update won't land before the second half of this year, in all probability.Read More
Update: Also check out the Best Android Phones in India for 2011 Also check out our news Smartphone Buying Guide in India for 2011. The year 2010 was all about the growth of Android. In 2011, analysts expect the Android OS to explode'. In less than a year, Android handsets have grabbed a considerable share […]Read More
HTC is rolling out a software update for the recently released Desire HD. Sadly; the OTA update is not an Android 2.3 Gingerbread update as many Desire HD owners are hoping for. The OTA software update bumps the Android version on the handset to 2.2.1 and brings with it performance improvements and bug fixes.Read More
Quite a few months ago, HTC announced that the HTC Desire, Legend and the Wildfire will be getting their share of Froyo love. The company started first rolled out the Froyo update for Desire and recently started rolling out the Android 2.2 update for the Legend in Europe.Read More
When Android 2.2 was released by Google, HTC had promised that most of their phones launched in 2010 will be getting the update. However, after that only the Desire Android 2.2 update was the most talked about.Read More
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HTC has launched a black version of the Legend in Europe. The HTC Legend is made up of a single block of an aluminum and looks stellar. In fact, I personally feel that the Legend is one of the best looking Android handset out there in the market.Read More
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At the beginning of this week, we reported that the Desire HD ROM has been ported to the HTC HD2. Now the Desire HD ROM has been ported over to other popular HTC devices which includes the EVO 4G, the Droid Incredible and the GSM version of Desire.Read More
The HTC Desire has been out in the retail market for around 8 long months. The HTC Desire sports a 3.7-inch S-LCD or AMOLED screen and runs on a 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The phone packs in 576MB of RAM and a 5MP camera at the back.Read More
Vodafone has announced that they will be rolling out the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update for the HTC Desire from August 23. The update was initially expected to be rolled out on August 12. However, the good news is that Vodafone has removed most of their bloatware/crapware from their Android 2.2 update.Read More
The HTC Desire will finally be hitting the Indian shores.Read More
Today, HTC in a press release has finally announced the roll-out of Froyo update for the Desire. The Desire is identical to the Google Nexus One, except for some subtle changes.Read More
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Thursday's City-County Liaison Committee meeting was by far the most productive gathering in more than a year, because it is the only time in that span anyone has showed up.
A fresh start?
Could be.
Dozens of concerns pop up on a regular basis at both Johnson City and Washington County commission meetings and workshops, and there has been no lack of chatter on both sides for the need for better communication.
The committee, which was put together to do just that, last had a meeting at which major issues were discussed in January 2012. That was when an unexpectedly high number of Washington County commissioners showed up and openly and overtly pushed to get the city officially on board to sell voters on a local option sales tax increase to help fund schools.
Since that time — zilch.
There was no county mayor or city manager in attendance Thursday inside Johnson City's Municipal & Safety Building, but there was a rustling of rebirth.
"This is a good forum for discussing issues — for listening to you and for you to know more about the municipal problems we're having, even though we have no agenda and this is very informal," said City Commissioner Ralph Van Brocklin, who is not a committee member, though any and all city and county officials can attend. "The committee in the past has not functioned very effectively."
County Commissioners and members Pete Speropulos, Richard Matherly and Phyllis Corso were on hand. So was newly elected Board of Education member Sheila Cox as well as David Tomita and Jenny Brock who also were elected Tuesday to serve on the City Commission. Assistant City Manager Charlie Stahl also was at the meeting, which was indeed informal.
"I'm not sure what the purpose of the committee is," Corso said.
"Sometimes I show up and nobody's here," Cox added.
Though they did so in very measured steps, the group talked generally about shared concerns: annexation, school finding and safety. But real progress was made when they agreed to take steps to make the committee work.
What is the committee's purpose?
"We are more or less a bridge," Speropulos said.
Brock suggested that an agenda for the quarterly meetings be put together and that a chairman be named at the next meeting. Stahl said he would pass that request on to City Manager Pete Peterson.
At last year's meeting, Speropulos and County Commissioner Lee Chase raised the question of who, if anyone, actually chaired the committee or served as moderator. No one had any answers. They also asked if an agenda is normally formulated for the meeting. There had been none.
The result: Chase volunteered to head the meetings, but only as a moderator. He was not in attendance Thursday.
Last May, the group was scheduled to convene again, but that the meeting was canceled one day before it was to be held, apparently because "there was nothing on the agenda," according to both city and county officials.
City Commissioner Clayton Stout expressed his disappointment at the time.
"Honestly, when you have two parties with this much on the table you need to get together," he said. "Communication is the key if you're going to succeed. With the challenges we're facing, it doesn't make good business sense to put these meetings off. I don't know what the deterrent is there."
Both Tomita and Brock on Thursday volunteered to serve on the committee. And, suggestions and requests for a reorganization and a stated purpose of the committee should soon be filtering through both city and county commissions.
"There are a lot of outstanding issues, and I think we can get some things done here," Tomita said.
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MAC Lustre Capricious
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77% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.3
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Package Quality: 4.3
Price: $$$
on 3/4/2015 11:15:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Red, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Hazel
Capricious is a smoky, plummy rose colour with a hint of gold in it. On my lips it's the same colour as in the tube. It's incredibly wearable because as it's a lustre, it's not a heavy or matte lipstick. It's not quite sheer but its soft, moisturising and feels lovely on. Apparently MAC describes it as "demi-sheer" which is a good description for the finish. I always have a tube of Capricious in my handbag because it goes so well with most looks, wears well and makes my lips feel good.
on 1/28/2015 9:48:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
This shade is a pretty, muted reddish brown color which definitely isnt a nude but it's not BAM in your face ether. It's perfect to brighten your face for a casual day or a work day. I find it really wakes me up for a work day and flatters my face. I also love the lustre formula because it's not drying nor opaque. Don't expect more than 2 hour wear though, reapplication is necessary.
on 1/21/2015 2:31:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
probably the only lustre i like the color id nice and it doesn't dry up like the others but i can find this color any brand not worth 16.00
on 7/16/2014 6:03:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
NOTE: This shade (w/MAC Plum lip liner) is the combo Lana Parilla, evil queen/mayor on Once Upon a Time, wears when she is the mayor. I have similar coloring but my skin is a touch lighter & pinker.
I waffled on this purchase for 6 months. I tried what I thought were better alternatives for what ever reason, Plumful, Sweetie....both nice. But Capricious is what I really wanted and I was drawn to. The swatches online were so varied...some looked more pink, others rosey, other swatches what it looks like on me...a berry red. On my NW20 (deep soft winter), almost black hair brown eyes, this is a red toned berry (instead of a purple toned berry). It is juicy enough to work in the warmer months & look great, but at its heart shines best in fall/winter. I put Capricious on and I finally felt that "oh yeah" feeling I had been waiting for with my previous purchases. I would see it on Lana Parilla (Regina/Evin Queen) on Once Upon a Time but think "it won't look like that on me"....but it does :) It is that berry red goodness. If I want to add some more vamp to it, you can use Plum lipliner.
For the record, I like the other two shades. Sweetie is great for all year round, very safe and easy. Plumful is very pretty, but didn't give me that "oh yeah" feeling I got when I put on Capricious. With Plumful I would hear "nice lipstick". With Capricious, I hear, "wow, you look great!" It just makes my features pop more. I have kept all three though. They all have their place. in my order of favorites are Capricious, Sweetie then Plumful.
on 6/13/2014 6:48:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have dark plum colored lips and Capricious is a perfect sheer plummy nude on me. Very safe for work. I love the texture and the shine.
on 1/13/2014 2:41:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Dry, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
This is a sheer, berry red color that can be built up if desired. I was looking for this exact color of lipstick, but when I got it, it didn't impress me. I'm not a fan of the Lustre formula, i'm sure that's why it didn't apply smoothly. When I would apply it, it would have these little chunks of red all over my lip. It only lasted on my lips for about ninety minutes, it was really similar to a lipgloss. I love the color, but unfortunately that's not enough for me.
on 12/16/2013 3:50:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I was looking for a good fall/winter lipstick color and this one caught my eye. It's not as intense as many other typical dark berry colors that are popular in the colder months. I would describe it as a just bitten look. Like a your lips but better berry tint. It's the perfect shade for this time of year, but it's also wearbale enough for any other time as well. This was my first lustre lipstick from mac and I really wasn't sure I'd like it. But I actually like the feel of it better than the creamsheen formula. It's not quite as thick and pretty moisturizing. The staying power isn't great, but I wasn't expecting it to be. Overall, great lipstick. I think anyone could pull off this shade.
on 8/16/2013 2:10:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Hazel
Bought this after much research on Regina's lipstick in Once Upon a Time. I wear it with mac lipliner in plum, like she does, and it is perfect together. LOVE for winter time <3
on 7/31/2013 6:22:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I love this color. I have very pale lips and this is just a perfect color to make them pop but also to be very nice and soft. It is very builtable which I adore so it fit any occasion! Great buy! :)
on 7/23/2013 7:33:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Cool
Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I have been looking for a mlbb colour for ages. For referance I am NC10-15, blue eyes, black hair. I can look washed out quite easily. My lips are very pigmented and pink so I need something relatively dark but still natural looking. I have tried all sorts, NARS dolce vita lip pencil was the most natural looking, but the texture was uneven on my lips. I have since found I look better with a natural shade that tends toward plummy. I used to use Revlon Just Bitten Lip Stain in Midnight which really made my eye colour pop, but it dried not only my lips but the product dried out quite easily also. MAC's Capricious is very similar to this colour, but a little lighter which I prefer. And as it is a lipstick it wears off easier. It's a lustre finish so it does have a shine to it. However, this is is a good mlbb colour for me, I just wish it had a little less brown and more pink, however that is no big deal.
My sister who is about NC40 and her friend who is about NC45 both tried on this lipstick and looked great in it. They are both going to buy it!
In the film Black Swan with Natalie Portman, if you look up the poster with her face cracked like a painting, the colour on her lips is almost exactly what it is on mine...(http://www.impawards.com/2010/black_swan_ver7_xlg.html)
Whilst at MAC, I tried on COSMO also, which was a mlbb colour, but I found it a little too pink for my lips.
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THE web really came of age this year. And like everyone reaching that phase of life, it was obsessed with itself - or rather it facilitated an unprecedented airing of individual obsessions.
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When I saw 2006's Oscar winning Departed, I was satisfied it could be the best picture of the year; then I saw Pan's Labyrinth and thought it imaginatively superior; then I saw Lives of Others, the Oscar choice for best foreign film, and I knew it was the globe's best film of the year, no argument.
Lives of Others is what all movie making should strive to be: interesting characters, thrilling plot, superb acting, and thematic weight. It's set in East Berlin, 1984, five years before the Wall's fall and Gorbachev's "glasnost" and feeling the aftershocks of Nazism, in this case the Stasi, a government agency similar to the SS. Capt. Gerd Wiesler (Ulrich Muehe), a Stasi teacher and coldly efficient information gatherer, surreptitiously watches playwright Georg Dreyman (Sebastian Koch) and his actress girlfriend Christa-Maria Sieland (Martina Gedeck) to get compromising details that would damn Dreyman and open the romantic way for the culture minister, Bruno Hempf (Thomas Thieme). Oddly for an artist, Dreyman is loyal to socialism, so it is through Sieland that the information must come.
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Your crop is still growing, but that doesn't mean you can't protect your production now. Get the fundamental and technical outlooks, price projections, and trade strategies you need to make the decisions that matter to your operation.
The flexibility of the webinar series lets you register for just the session you need, or get our entire series and save by registering for all three sessions.
|July 22, 2014 – Extended Weather
|Allendale Meteorologist, Ryan Martin will share his forecast for the remainder of this growing season and into harvest. Ryan will cover the major growing areas of the U.S., plus will shed some insight into how the weather will impact South American crops as well.
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|July 24, 2014 – Livestock Outlook
| We wrap up our summer conference series with livestock and address the big fundamental questions that the livestock markets are currently facing.
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Concert Choir is an auditioned, mixed-voice ensemble directed by Dr. James D. Feiszli. The Concert Choir has a reputation for excellent performances locally and world-wide, earning first-place awards in international choral competition and drawing large crowds at its highly-anticipated concerts in Rapid City each year. Concert Choir is offered in two sections to facilitate student schedules.
Concert Choir, MWF 8:00 am – Music Center 202 MUEN-100-M001 Concert Choir (1 Phys. Ed. credit)MUS-117-M001 Music in Performance I (1 Humanities credit)MUEN-260-M0F1 Concert Choir (non-credit)MUS-317-M001 Music in Performance II (1 Humanities credit)Concert Choir, MWF 12:00 pm – Music Center 202MUEN-100-M002 Concert Choir (1 Phys. Ed. credit)MUS-317-M002 Music in Performance I (1 Humanities credit) MUEN-260-M0F2 Concert Choir (non-credit)MUS-317-M002 Music in Performance II (1 Humanities credit)
The Jazz Band has a long history at SDSM&T. Various forms of jazz ensembles have existed at the institution since the 1970s. Quite often members of the Jazz Band form smaller jazz combos to improve their music experience. Known not only for the excellence of their music, Jazz Band members are often seen wearing quirky attire to match their jazzy personalities. The Jazz Band meets on Monday and Wednesday at 5:30 PM to rehearse and performs on- and off-campus several times each semester.
Jazz Band, MW 5:30 pm – Music Center 202MUEN-260-M0F6 Non-Credit Music Ensemble
Master Chorale is SDSM&T's most select vocal ensemble. An award-winning group, all members must be outstanding vocal musicians and in either University Choir or Concert Choir. The Chorale performs everything from Gregorian chant to vocal acapella pop music, and makes frequent appearances at professional music conferences, alumni chapter events, and prestigious venues in the US and in Europe.
Master Chorale, TTh 4:15 pm – Music Center 304MUEN-260-M0F4 Non-Credit Music Ensemble
School of Mines Symphonic Band is an
instrumental wind ensemble of about 60 members that meets on Monday and Wednesday evenings to study
music ranging from traditional marches to modern band
compositions. The ensemble performs at least one concert per semester. Open to community members as well as SDSM&T students.
Symphonic Band, MW 7:00 pm – Music Center 202 MUEN-122-M021 Concert Band (1 Phys. Ed. credit)MUS-117-M021 Music in Performance I (1 Humanities credit) MUEN-260-M0F3 Non-Credit Music EnsembleMUS-317-M021 Music in Performance II (3 Hum. credits)
University Choir is a non-auditioned, mixed-voice ensemble that meets on Thursday evenings from 6:00 - 8:30 pm. Open to SDSM&T students and community members, the University Choir focuses on the vocal/musical development of the individual singer while providing quality musical experiences. Originally intended as an outlet for those students unable to fit Concert Choir into their schedules, the University Choir has evolved into a separate entity, with different criteria, expectations, and culture.
University Choir, Th 6:00 pm – Music Center 202MUEN-101-M022 University Choir (1 Phys. Ed. credit)MUS-117-M022 Music in Performance I (1 Humanities credit) MUEN-260-M0F8 Non-Credit Music EnsembleMUS-317-M022 Music in Performance I (1 Humanities credit)
SDSM&T's third large ensemble open to community members and students, the University Orchestra meets on Tuesday evenings in the Music Center at 7:00pm. Literature ranges from chamber music to larger orchestral works. Contact Ms. Schnittgrund for more information.
University Orchestra, T 7:00 pm – Music Center 202MUS-117-M023 Music in Performance I (1 Humanities credit)MUEN-260-M0F7 Non-Credit Music EnsembleMUS-317-M023 Music in Performance I (1 Humanities credit)
Judges Needed for March 23 Regional Science & Engineering Fair
String, Woodwind Instruments Donated to SD Mines Music Program
Enrollment Growth Continues at SD Mines: 6 Percent Increase
Mines students get creative showcasing art, engineering connection
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In 2012, the UK celebrated 50 years since it joined the exclusive ranks of space faring nations. The UK space sector is thriving under its current strategy, achieving consistent growth of around 10% a year, against a backdrop of a troubled economy. By 2020 this is projected to account for £14bn with 115,000 jobs. With 57% of its workers currently having a degree, this is one of the most highly skilled industries, which will continue its growing need for strong science and engineering graduates.
Following the ESA Ministerial in Naples, Italy, held in November 2012, the UK Government increased spending to space technology by £60m per year over the next two years. The UK has also joined the European Space Agency's (ESA) microgravity research programme. The roughly 15m Euros (£12m), four-year commitment gives UK investigators access to facilities like sounding rockets, drop towers and even the International Space Station (ISS).
Most recently, two major elements in Britain's space strategy have been officially unveiled in Oxfordshire. One is the European Space Agency's (ESA) first technical centre in the UK, to be known as the European Centre for Space Applications and Telecoms (ECSAT). The other is the Satellite Applications Catapult, one of seven new government initiatives intended to drive innovation in growing areas of the British economy. Both centres are on the Harwell Campus.
Young Space Activities Overview in the United Kingdom
Students and young professionals can get involved through their studies, student societies, conferences and workshops, so please get in touch!
Many universities have a SEDS (Students for Exploration and Development of Space) society, or astronomical society, and if yours does not, please start one! The SGAC UK National Points of Contact and national UKSEDS committee aim to help nurture new societies and provide support where possible. Please contact us to be added to the mailing list and invited to events.
The UK has a number of professional societies listed in the 'Institutions' links below. These all hold a varied programme of talks, conferences and events throughout the year which provide a great way to meet like-minded people and network while learning about new aspects of space. A number of institutions around the country holdspace and astronomy festivals targeted to inspire young people, for example the British Science Festival and the Cheltenham Science Festival.
Most regions of the UK have a local amateur astronomy society for practical observation through telescopes. They often have a schedule of talks and also hold star parties. Prof. Brian Cox has boosted awareness and raised enthusiasm markedly throughout the UK for astronomy following his popular Stargazing LIVE, a three day liveastronomy event televised in January 2011, 2012 and 2013.
Country-Specific Events in 2014
- Stargazing LIVE, Nationwide (throughout January)
- Republic of the Moon Exhibition, London (10 January - 2 February)
- Fifth International Workshop on the Mars Atmosphere: Modelling and Observations, Oxford (13-16 January)
- UKPF: 11th Early Career Planetary Scientists' Meeting, Open University, (17 January)
- The Future of Skylon, British Interplanetary Society, Vauxhall, London (22 January)
- European Astrofest, Kensington Conference & Events Centre, London(7-8 February)
- Building Habitable Worlds (workshop), UK Centre for Astrobiology, University of Edinburgh (21 February)
- GSTEP - Careers in the Space Industry, National Space Centre, Leicester (28 February)
- UKSEDS National Student Space Conference 2014 (NSSC2014), University of Leicester, Leicester. (1-2 March)
- ISSET Astronaut Leadership Experience, Lake District (7-10 March)
- Oxfordshire Science Festival, Oxford (7-23 March)
- National Science and Engineering Week 2014 (NSEW2014),Various National (14-23 March)
- The Big Bang Fair, The NEC, Birmingham (13-16 March)
- Satellite Finance Network Conference 2014, Inmarsat, 99 City Road, London (19 March)
- UK Space Design Competition(March TBC)
- UCL Space Systems - Short Course, University College London, London (24-28 March)
- eMERLIN Data School and Early Science Meeting, University of Manchester (10-11 April)
- Dinner with Ken Mattingly - Apollo 16, Wentbridge House Hotel, Wentbridge, West Yorkshire. (11th April)
- Lecture by Ken Mattingly - Apollo 16,Carleton Community High School. Pontefract, West Yorkshire. WF8 3NW (12th April)
- 2014 Science Communication Conference, University of Surrey (1-2 May)
- ISSET Astronaut Leadership Experience, Lake District (9-12 May)
- Pint of Science Festival (19-21 May)
- Cheltenham Science Festival, Cheltenham (3-8 June)
- Extraterrestrial Liberty II – Human Governance beyond the Earth, British Interplanetary Society, Vauxhall, London (12-13 June)
- National Astronomy Meeting (NAM) 2014, University of Portsmouth (23-26 June)
- SpaceUp UK, Imperial College London (5-6 July)
- Astrobiology Summer Academy, Edinburgh(Students: 6-12 July)
- 6th Alfven Conference on 'Plasma interaction with solar system objects: anticipating Rosetta, Maven and Mars Orbiter Mission', University College London (7-11 July)
- Astrobiology Summer Academy, Edinburgh(Teachers: 13-16 July)
- Farnborough International Airshow, Farnborough(14-20 July)
- 2014 NASA/ESA Conference on Adaptive Hardware and Systems (AHS-2014), Leicester (14-17 July)
- More coming soon!
- British Science Festival, Birmingham (6-11 September)
- EANA 2014: 14th European Astrobiology Conference Edinburgh (13-16 October)
- Re-inventing Space conference, London (18-20 November)
- More coming soon!
UKSEDS keeps a list of upcoming events in the UK space community in this Google Calendar
Other event listings:
British Astronomical Association (BAA) - Events
British Interplanetary Society (BIS) - Events
Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) - Events
Institute of Physics (IoP): - Events in your area
Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) - Events
Royal Astronomical Society (RAS): - Events - Specialist Discussion meetings
Royal Society - Events
The Big Bang Fair - Regional events
TEDx - UK events
Interesting Web Links for the Young Generation in the UK
Faulkes Telescope Project
Newton's Apple
Space School UK
Space Exploration Network
UK Rocket Association
Zooniverse, Citizen science projects
British Interplanetary Society
CaSE (Campaign for Science and Engineering)
ESERO UK (European Space Education Resource Office)
International Space School Educational Trust ISSET
Parliamentary Space Committee
Royal Astronomical Society
Royal Aeronautical Society
Society for Popular Astronomy
UK Space Agency
UK Space Directory
Women in Aerospace
Centre for Planetary Sciences at UCL/Birkbeck: Astrobiology & Planetary Exploration Meeting Programme
Cranfield University: Space Research Centre
Imperial College
Liverpool John Moores University: Astrophysics Research Institute
Mullard Space Science Laboratory (MSSL)
Open University: Department of Physical Sciences
Queen Mary University of London: Astronomy Unit
University College London (UCL): Department of Physics & Astronomy
University of Bristol: Astrophysics
University of Glamorgan
University of Kent: Astronomy, Space Science & Astrophysics
University of Leicester: Department of Physics & Astronomy
University of Southampton: Physics & Astronomy
The University of Edinburgh: School of Physics & Astronomy
The University of Sheffield: Department of Physics & Astronomy
The Excalibur Almaz capsule, recently on display in London following
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Dog Days of Winter "Thrift It" Linky Party
This week the challenge is "THRIFT IT"!
I honestly thought this was going to be the hardest week for me. Unfortunately I never find anything great at our local Goodwill. But I quickly remembered about the lockers I scored at my old high school's auction. DUH!
Check out the full details on how I made these OLD SCHOOL LOCKERS new!
Don't forget to browse the wonderful projects created by the Dog Days of Winter bloggers:
Now it's your turn! We want to see what kinds of things y'all have been thrifting lately?
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1. Please link-up posts that involve taking something old and making it new. Or items that you have repurposed.
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3. Please include a text link back to the blog where you linked up. ONLY THOSE WHO LINK BACK WILL BE FEATURED! If you are linking from my blog please feel free to grab my button and place it in your post {it links directly back to this post}!
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All very cool projects! I am trying to repurpose things around my house if I can or donate it. I just got done organizing underneath my bathroom sink. It looks so much better now and I can find stuff easily. LOL
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Crafting a community: Dillsboro celebrates its artistic roots
Joe Frank McKee knows what Dillsboro is capable of. "It's a fighting town," he said. "There are more craftsmen involved here these days, which means if you're making your product and selling your product, you have more of a reason to fight."
Co-owner of Tree House Pottery on Front Street in downtown Dillsboro, McKee and his business partner, Travis Berning, have spent the last 11 years setting down roots and investing in what has become one of the premier pottery establishments in Southern Appalachia. And as the town itself celebrates its 125th birthday, many businesses within the community are reflecting on a storied past, an uncertain present, and a hopeful future.
Tapping into Appalachia
Dale Heinlein never thought he'd set roots down in his hometown of Highlands.
"Living in Atlanta, in suburbia, with the summer heat and traffic, I had to get back to the mountains, back to nature, back to the earth, back to the rivers to cool off," the 34-year-old said. "I've spent most of my life in Highlands and when I came back, I just started to notice so many things about my surroundings I either didn't know about or had forgotten — there is so much to learn and discover everyday here."
Fire on the mountain: Jam sessions attract eclectic group of musicians
Monday is the new Saturday.
Heading down Frazier Street in Waynesville to BearWaters Brewing Company, one can barely find a place to park on a typical Monday evening. For the last couple of months, the location has played host to a semi-weekly open mic event called the "Spontaneous CombustJam." Bringing together local talents and acclaimed regional players, the sessions have gained a buzz around Western North Carolina in just a short time.
So funky you can smell it
Who the heck are those guys?
It's a question constantly asked about Porch 40, a Sylva-based funk/rock outfit barreling out of the Southern Appalachian woods like a black bear on speed.
The heartbeat of a community
It never ceases to amaze Lorraine Conard.
"It's a little bit magical," she said. "You walk in and there's this energy and excitement, a heartbeat within the community — I'm always so grateful and thankful for the people who come in."
Tasting local
Eating with integrity, living with gratitude. When family, friends and the curious alike wander into the Cork & Bean in downtown Bryson City, co-owner Scott Mastej aims to put forward that exact message and philosophy.
"Our food is nourishing them. You are what you eat, and it's really important to use to provide them with the freshest, most local and organic dishes possible," he said. "We see those happy faces here, people enjoying our food and company, and it's just so gratifying that they like what we do."
Country crossroads: Boiling down the essence of humanity
Heading west out of Bryson City, just before the highway narrows into a twisting two-lane road, a small, ramshackle hut watches over the crossroads of Southern Appalachia — a last stop before descending into the remote Nantahala Gorge ahead, or the desolate beauty of Fontana Lake to the right.
The shack, wedged between junk cars and a rundown trailer, has seen better days, on a property that has seen better years. But, upon closer inspection, a friendly face sits behind a counter filled with knickknacks and the wafting smell of boiled peanuts.
Closest thing to flying: Cataloochee Ski Area helped Calhoun reach pinnacle of racing
Watching the 1960 Olympics on television, a young Keith Calhoun saw something that would forever change the course of his life.
"I was in elementary school, and I remember seeing these Olympians skiing," he said. "And I was just fascinated — I had never seen something like that."


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Mike Hogue has stuff on the way
Mike Hogue of Badger Creek Fly Tying announced in his recent newsletter that he is developing a new set of fly tying tools in stainless steel and what have you. I have already mailed him to inquire about a set to review on GFF. I am very much into great tools, and will try to get Mike to borrow us a set to test. Right now "...the early prototypes are in." he writes, and continues "I will have solide stainless hook bowls, brass stackers, stainless hair packers. These are exclusive tools and will be available only at a limited number of places. Eventually, I hope to have an entire line made to my specs."


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Search could end with Collins at any time
assistant Chris Collins interviewed with Northwestern athletics director Jim
Phillips on Monday at an off-campus location, a source told the Sun-Times, and
could be named as Bill Carmody's successor later this week.
the beginning, this job was Collins' to lose. However, according to the source,
the former Glenbrook North standout was so impressive in an interview that he
could be named Northwestern's head coach before the Blue Devils play Michigan
State in the Midwest Regional semifinals in Indianapolis, Ind., on Friday.
hired a search firm to help produce candidates other than Collins, who was
considered the leading candidate since Carmody was fired on March 16. La Salle
coach John Giannini, Valparaiso's Bryce Drew and Bucknell's Dave Paulson are
also being considered but the source said it's Collins' job if he wants it.
Bulls and current Sixers coach Doug Collins is Chris's father, and said last
month that his "dream" job would be to serve as his son's assistant.
future with the 76ers is unclear after a disappointing season. He recently said
he would re-evaluate his future when the NBA season ends. Doug and Chris are
very close and speak daily. Doug might also choose to support his son in an
unofficial capacity.
Collins was back in Durham, N.C. for Duke's practice Tuesday afternoon but was
not made available to reporters. Duke officials said he would not be available
for interviews in Indianapolis, either. The team is leaving for Indianapolis on
Wednesday, which may provide Collins with another opportunity to meet with
Northwestern officials and perhaps even visit the Evanston campus.
former Mr. Illinois Basketball at Glenbrook North, Collins played four seasons
at Duke before joining the coaching staff in 2000. The 38-year-old was named
associate head coach in 2008.
led Williams College to the Division III National Championship in 2003 when
Northwestern President Morty Schapiro was the president of that school and has
already been contacted by Northwestern officials, according to a source.
has not only led La Salle to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 21 years
but has them in the Sweet 16.
was a graduate assistant at Illinois when Phillips was the basketball team's
student manager.
one of the hot coaches in the NCAA right now," former Illinois coach Lou Henson
said of Giannini. "He's won every place he has gone, and he has had some tough
jobs. He can teach kids how to play and motivate them. I think he would be a
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How-To: Install iOS 4 GM, Jailbreak iPhone 3G and Enable Multitasking Support!
Apple recently announced the availability of iOS 4 Gold Master for the developers. Turns out, you don't have to be a developer to be able to install and activate it on your iPod Touch 3G/2G, iPhone 3G and iPhone 3GS.
While iPhone 3GS users will be able to use all the new features and functionality of iOS 4 on their phones, iPhone 3G users will have to hack and edit a few text values to be able to unlock features like, Multitasking, Wallpaper etc..
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Few things you should know before you start following the steps to Jailbreak iOS 4 3G and Unlock iOS 4 features on 3G.
1) iOS 4 Jailbreak works on iPhone 3G only. If you are a iPhone 3GS user, wait a couple more days, dev-team has promised a release just in time for the official iOS 4 update.
2) iOS 4 requires iTunes 9.2 to activate and Sync
3) iTunes 9.2 beta is available on Mac OS only. PC users, Sorry!
4) hmmm.. well, that's all you got to know before you start!
Install iOS 4 on iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G, iPod Touch 3G and 2G
Download iOS 4, the firmware (IPSW) that goes with your iDevice (source)
- iPhone 3GS: Click here to download iOS 4 GM
- iPhone 3G: Click here to download iOS 4 GM
- iPod Touch 3G: Click here to download iOS 4 GM
- iPod Touch 2G: Click here to download iOS 4 GM
Disclaimer: Download and use file at your own risk.
Once you are done with downloading and installing iTunes 9.2 and have the firmware that goes with your device.
- Launch iTunes 9.2
- Click on your iDevice under "Device" from the bar on left
- ALT+Click on "Restore" button
- Select the IPSW file you just downloaded for your device
- Sit back and relax for 5-7 minutes once your device restarts it will be running on iOS 4
If you are a iPhone 3GS user, stop reading here because there is no Jailbreak for iPhone 3GS available yet and all the iOS 4 features are already functional on the device without any further edits.
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Follow the instructions mentioned under "How do I use it?" on redsn0w site [link] to Jailbreak iPhone 3G.
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When iOS 4 was initially announced, Steve, mentioned that certain features like Multitasking and Wallpaper will not work on iPhone 3G for whatever reasons. It turns out, these features work on iPhone 3G with a simple edit to the N82AP.plist file.
Adding the following values (text) to the N82AP.plist (in /System/Library/CoreServices/SpringBoard.app/) file will enable Multitasking and Wallpaper support on iPhone 3G.
Folks at PixelatedGeek have it all figured out. They have good graphical step-by-step instructions on how to do this.
Find this "Now if you're not comfortable messing around with plist files" text on this link at PixelatedGeek and start following the instructions to enable Multitasking and Wallpaper feature on the iPhone 3G.
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Icelandic/Danish architects KRADS complete the American inspired Stöðin panaromic drive-in
For 65 years, Iceland played host to a large American army base and it's this cultural influence that has influenced the Stöðin roadside stop, designed by Icelandic and Danish architects, KRADS.
Using iconic streamlined elements of classic diners and the American motor culture, the building also has a permanence at odds with the transitory nature of such places as it stands in typical Icelandic concrete form. Of their approach to such a project, the firm say they are "pragmatic", aesthetically following from a "careful reading of the particular parameters that define a project's functional, cultural and geographical framework."
The semi-circular, conjoined restaurant, drive-through, store and petrol station (for Skeljungur, the Icelandic branch of Shell) is in the most eyewateringly beautiful location which, of course, is impossible ignore and so huge panoramic windows capitalise on the prospect of its fjord Borgarfjörður spot.
As an encouragingly interdisciplinary and collaborative architecture firm – they worked with aok-design on the interior -as well as being remarkably young, so KRADS are well placed to enforce integrity in the materials and the longterm sensitivity of such structures in a landscape that demands quality and respect for years to come.


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Check out this sneak peak video ABC News released of "The Making of Frozen: Making a Disney Animated Classic," a new special debuting on ABC Tuesday (Sept. 2) that will give viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the biggest animated film of the past year.
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It will also include footage from the next chapter of "Frozen," as Anna Elsa and Kristoff join ABC's family drama "Once Upon a Time."
"The Making of Frozen" airs Tuesday, Sept. 2 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.
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Born Marjorie Robertson in Essex, she first appeared on stage in 1917, and in 1925 joined the chorus line in C.B. Cochran revues, taking her mother's name in 1930. Her first film, Goodnight Vienna (1932), was directed by her future husband Herbert Wilcox, with whom she was to make thirty-two films. In 1939 Neagle went to Hollywood and made Nurse Edith Cavell (1939), and three musicals. She was the first actress to appear on the cover of Life magazine. Returning to Britain in 1941, she made They Flew Alone, the life of Amy Johnson, and Yellow Canary (1943) about a suspected spy. She played the heroine in the film Odette (1950), about the French undercover agent tortured by the Nazis.
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Federal republic. At the Arta Peace Conference in 2000, an interim parliament was established. The northern part of the country considers itself independent as the Republic of Somaliland with Ahmed Mohamed Mohamoud as president since 2010, although it has not achieved international recognition.
Not your average tourist destination, Somalia is strictly a place for the most seasoned of travellers. Travel is possible in the northern districts of the self-proclaimed Republic of Somaliland, but travellers should avoid visiting other areas.
The anarchic turmoil of the country hides a country with a hugely varied landscape of mountains, deserts, tropical forests, undiscovered beaches and coral reefs along the Gulf of Aden. Sadly, much of it is being destroyed through unregulated logging, droughts and civil war and the future doesn't bode well for this war-torn country.
Somalia developed from a string of Arab sultanates along the northeast coast of Africa. As Arab influence waned, the British, French and Italians established protectorates on the Somali coast during the late-19th century. These were the subjects of various treaties, forged amid frequent border clashes between the colonial powers and the neighbouring Ethiopians, and between the European powers themselves.
Modern Somalia was created on 1 July 1960 from British and Italian Somalilands. Inherited tribal rivalries and territorial disputes have dominated the country's subsequent history. Years of fighting between rival warlords and an inability to deal with famine and disease have led to the deaths of up to 1 million people. The area is still extremely volatile, with attacks taking place, especially in the capital of Mogadishu.
Travel Warning: The US state department and British Foreign Office advise against all travel to Somalia, including Somaliland, due to ongoing violence and instability in the region. British nationals in Somalia are urged to leave.
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I have a Toshiba TG01 from Movistar Spain. Since I have upgraded to Windows Mobile 6.5 on december 2009 everything works right, but Internet Explorer. The problem occurs with pages like Google, the page is loaded but it don't appear on the screen until I hide the Toshiba keyboard or I move the page up and down.. knowing that the page is in fact there. It also happens that, when I type, the text doesn't appear on the screen until I hide the keyboard. If you insert text the new text erases the previous one (apparently, because when you close the keyboard you can see that it has been inserted correctly). I think that is screen refreshing problem, but only with IE.
I want to know if that happens to somebody else...
I have already enforced from the control panel a reset to the factory settings... but the problem persists. I wondered if I reinstall the update of Windows Mobile 6.5 over itself, to see if that solves the problem. what do you think?.
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