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Premium domain for sale: MobileJobs.comBy chrisr2 on March 23, 2015 | No Comments
The domain name www.mobilejobs.com has been put up for sale by one of my readers. The domain name was registered in September 1999, only 12 months after Google was officially launched!
With the dramatic growth in mobile over the last few years, and the clear desire for job seekers to search and apply for jobs using mobile devices, the www.mobilejobs.com domain name has great potential for both new or existing job board owners.
Alternatively it can be just as attractive as a website address for companies looking to develop any new mobile job related products or services.
If you are interested contact me and I'll put you in touch with the owner.
Monster gets the dot Monster domain extensionBy chrisr2 on December 14, 2014 | No Comments
I'm not sure why they need this but job search company Monster has beat out the Monster cable company for exclusive access to the .Monster domain extension.
I guess it could useful for branding content like articles/ job content but its a curious move by the new Monster after rebranding themselves and launching new products. According to the press release;
The proposed gTLD will be a restricted, exclusively-controlled gTLD where only Applicant, affiliated entities and authorized business partners will be permitted to register second-level domains for Applicant business purposes only for a term of one to ten years.
Sell your domains on FreemarketBy chrisr2 on September 4, 2014 | No Comments
The folks behind Freelancer.com have launched a competitor to Flippa and Godaddy auctions. Its called Freemarket.com. The best part is that its free and only charges 5% if a successful deal is made. Might be a better alternative to paying those pesky fees from the other sites I mentioned. So if you have some extra domains or used sites you want to sell check it out.
Freemarket will let people post websites or domains for sale, either at auction basis or with a fixed-price eBay-style 'But-It-Now' option. A search on the keyword 'job' shows 23 sites related to job boards for sale.
Get ready for .career domainsBy chrisr2 on October 28, 2013 | No Comments
Dot career is coming to a website near you in 2014. The same company (Employ Media) that runs .jobs will be selling them. In addition to job board uses they say it will be good for business, staffing firms, even personal use;
Businesses and staffing agencies around the world will find .CAREER a natural extension for outward communications and marketing of their products and services, such as www.salary.career and www.NewYorkjobs.career. Individuals will be able to register their own name in .CAREER such as www.bobsmith.career for self-promotion to recruiters.
Read more about it on TLNT. I may pick up a domain or two, particularly the short ones.
Some domain tips and tricks (member only)By chrisr2 on September 9, 2013 | No Comments
Quick domain tip for job boards (member only)By chrisr2 on May 30, 2013 | No Comments
Whats a job domain name worth? (member only)By chrisr2 on December 17, 2012 | No Comments
Buying job boards and domains (free)By chrisr2 on July 3, 2012 | 2 Comments
One of the things I like to tell new job board entrepreneurs is to try and buy an existing job board instead of building from scratch. You can do this a couple of ways.
1. Look on flippa.com for "used" job board.
2. Google the niche you want to enter and try to buy a site that is already indexed by google. You can usually find one on page 3 or 4 and offer them a few thousand to sell to you.
In case you cant buy one here is one site to get some good job board names.http://www.jobboardsecrets.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/sedo.flv
Forget about getting a dot jobs domain (free)By chrisr2 on November 14, 2011 | No Comments
Lately I've gotten a couple of emails from people who are thinking of registering a .jobs domain to start a job board.
My answer is forget about it.
Although these domains appear to be available from mainstream registrars, if you register one it will eventually be rejected by the company that manages those TLDs, Employ Media. Apparently not everyone has heard of the giant controversy surrounding this domain. When they first came out they were intended only for actual employers, no job board could buy them. That is until the Direct Employers association struck some kind of backroom deal to get their hands on thousands of domains for their exclusive use.
But the job boards protested and the use of these domains by Direct Employers is currently in review by ICANN. You can read more about this on ERE. I'm starting to see these sites pop up in various google results which is troubling since you can already find these jobs on the direct employers/jobcentral sites. Can you say duplicate content?
Hey google, whats up with that?
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Smackdown of a job board (free)By chrisr2 on September 28, 2011 | No Comments
The NY Times has a blog that critiques websites and I stumbled across this post about a site called DirectApproachSolutions.com that claims to be the 'eHarmony of jobs'.
The Times asked readers to comment on the site and they gave it scathing reviews but I wanted to chime in as well.
First of all, lets start with the domain name. Its WAYYYY TOOOOOOOOOOO LONGGGGGGGGGG!
The number one rule of picking a domain is to go as short as possible. Nmmber two is getting the words jobs or careers into it somehow. DirectApproachSolutions.com does neither. Nor does it give the visitor an indication of what the site does. Its a generic, unremarkable domain name.
Other problems I noticed:
- The browser title starts with "Job Search NYC"…if it's a local site the homepage gives no indication of that.
- The logo is boring and generic looking.
- The homepage is text heavy and does not draw the users eye to any one area of the page.
- The premise: the online job search industry is littered with a long list of companies that claimed to be the eharmony for jobs. Jobster, RealMatch, Climber…to name a few. The idea never really caught on with job seekers or employers.


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For the past several years, the Los Alamos Public Schools has kept a wary eye on its declining enrollment levels, wondering if and when the decline was going to stop.
The decline has been so steady that there has been talk of closing either Piñon Elementary School or Chamisa Elementary in response to the decline, or even expanding one school to accommodate the other's student population.
However, thanks to a recent real estate deal between the county and a company known as the A-19-A-1 Site Acquisition Group, LLC, that choice may never have to be made.
According to county documents concerning the land deal, the name refers to the number assigned to a 70-acre parcel of land next to the White Rock Visitors Center. The land once belonged to the U.S. Department of Energy, but was sold to Los Alamos County in 2002.
Recently, the county sold it to A-19-A-1 Site Acquisition Group, LLC. According to the county's requests for proposal, the county was looking for a developer that could develop the site for a mixed use of apartments and shopping areas on the site.
Police Beat items are compiled from public information contained in Los Alamos Police Department Records. Charges or citations listed in Police Beat do not imply innocence or guilt. The Los Alamos Police Department uses the term "arrest" to define anyone who has been physically arrested, served a court summons, or issued a citation.
June 8
11:03 a.m. — Police reported that a 59-year-old Los Alamos man was the victim of a burglary from a vehicle.
June 25
5:57 p.m. — A 44-year-old Los Alamos woman reported to police she was the victim of criminal damage/deprivation of property at North Mesa Road.
2:11 a.m. — Jessie Currie, 18 of Jemez Springs was arrested for battery against a household member in the 800 block of 9th Street.
June 26
10:28 a.m. — A 60-year-old Sechelt woman reported to police she was victim of criminal trespass at Manhattan Loop.
10:54 a.m. — Monica Cooper, 48, of Los Alamos was arrested for criminal trespass at the Smith's Marketplace.
June 27
6:25 a.m. — Dustin Nelson, 26, of Los Alamos was arrested through a municipal court bench warrant at the Los Alamos police station.
June 28
Beginning this weekend, Bandelier National Monument will be offering their summer slate of weekend evening ranger programs.
Friday nights throughout July and August will feature the long-popular Nightwalks.
Nightwalks are silent walks in the dark through the Ancestral Pueblo dwellings in Frijoles Canyon, with poetry and storytelling.
Numbers are limited so Bandelier is requiring sign-ups. To do so, interested participants can call the Visitor Center at 672-3861, ext. 517.
"We hope everyone will join us sometime this summer," Superintendent Jason Lott said, "Summer evenings are so special at Bandelier. Don't miss the opportunities to come enjoy the programs and the park."
There is no minimum age, but anyone attending must be able to refrain from talking throughout the hour-long program.
Saturday nights alternate between Night Sky talks and Evening Programs.
Night Sky talks include a presentation on astronomy, followed by viewing with telescopes. Evening Programs are ranger talks about various aspects of Bandelier, accompanied by pictures on the big amphitheater screen.
This Saturday, the Evening Program will be "Wild About Bandelier," exploring the diversity of life in the many life zones found in the park.
June 24
Colin W. Redman was found guilty by the Los Alamos Municipal Court of speeding six to 10 miles per hour over the speed limit. Defendant was fined $50 and must also pay $65 in court costs.
Laurence W. Goddard was found guilty by the Los Alamos Municipal Court of careless driving (accident). Defendant received a deferred sentence and must also pay $65 in court costs. Sentencing deferred until Aug. 24.
Xavier A. Nelson pled no contest in Los Alamos Municipal Court to not having a proper operator/chauffeur license. Defendant was fined $75 and must also pay $65 in court costs. Defendant was also sentenced to community service in lieu of fines.
Yvonne R. Dashero was found guilty by the Los Alamos Municipal Court through Citepay of speeding 11 to 15 miles per hour over the speed limit. Defendant was fined $75 and ordered to pay $65.
June 29
Christina Y. McCormick pled no contest in Los Alamos Municipal Court to driving without a current, valid registration plate. Defendant received a deferred sentence and must also pay $65 in court costs.
Tanner J. Kennedy was found guilty by the Los Alamos Municipal Court of failing to yield or stop at a sign. Defendant was fined $50 and must also pay $65 in court costs.
The membership of the United Church of Los Alamos was thrilled recently as they resumed their Sunday services in the main sanctuary.
Phase two of a multi-phase project was recently completed with a vast number of improvements made to the interior and the exterior of 2525 Canyon Rd.
According to Pastor David Elton, the interior work included a new entrance, renovated reception area, the addition of new hardwood floors and new restroom facilities.
The exterior enhancements found workers leveling the ground between the education building and sanctuary and creating a significantly larger parking lot behind the sanctuary off of Rose Street.
Mich Rich Contractors, Inc., of Albuquerque was the builder for the sanctuary construction project and both staff and committee members enjoyed working with them and are pleased with the outcome.
"This is the second phase, however, because of the generous giving of the congregation we were able to combine a number of phases of the master site plan," said Elton. "I'm proud of the fact that the church fulfilled their top priority in the completed work to make our facilities more accessible for everyone."
The usually serene Fuller Lodge Historic District Advisory Board (FLHDAB) meeting was filled with roused citizens last month after a plan to install a glass and steel elevator on the outside of Fuller Lodge was announced.
The board heard on an update on elevator options last night.
The elevator was Mullen-Heller Architecture's proposed solution for providing ADA (American with Disabilities Act) accessibility to the second floor. The architectural firm has been contracted to design a $3 million renovation for the lodge and the Los Alamos Historical Museum. The current elevator footprint is too small for ADA specifications.
At last month's meeting, the architects and Los Alamos County Project Manager Wayne Kohlrust explained the challenges of installing an inside elevator: reduced floor space in key rooms, major fire risers — part of the sprinkler system — running through potential locations and the possibility that the elevator would extend beyond the roof.
For the fourth year in a row, Bandelier National Monument is partnering with the United States Citizenship and Naturalization Services to host a naturalization ceremony at the park on Independence Day.
For Saturday's ceremony, 18 candidates from 9 countries, after working for years to fulfill their requirements, will be taking the oath and becoming the newest citizens of the United States.
The candidates come from China, France, Iraq, Jordan, Mexico, the Phillipines, South Korea, Ukraine and Vietnam.
The ceremony begins at noon behind the Bandelier Visitor Center. Keynote speakers will be noted author, poet, music teacher and Los Alamos Living Treasure Stephanie Sydoriak, herself an immigrant — originally from Ukraine in 1913— and Bandelier Superintendent Jason Lott.
In addition, Michele Jacquez-Ortiz will also be speaking, representing New Mexico's Congressional Delegation.
Alicia Solomon, noted soloist with the Santa Fe Opera, Symphony and Desert Chorale, will sing the National Anthem and Eagle Scouts from Troop 129 will parade the colors.
Refreshments will be provided by the Rotary Club and there will be flags, gifts and flowers for the new citizens.
Commuters leaving Los Alamos are advised to take the truck route, NM 4 on the way out, as NM 502 is being blocked by two recent traffic accidents.
The extent of injuries in both accidents is not known, but traffic s reportedly backed up starting at the Totavi "twin" towers on NM 502. Motorists are advised to use caution on the slipper roads driving home this evening.
WASHINGTON (AP) — At the CIA's Counterterrorism Center, it was a cause for celebration: Meticulous intelligence analysis backed by Hellfire missiles had paid off, once again.
The CIA launched a drone strike last month on a Yemeni beach at three men it determined were al-Qaida militants. One of them turned out to be Nasser al-Wahishi, about as important a figure as agency man-hunters could hope to eliminate. He had been both al-Qaida's second in command and the leader of the group's dangerous Yemeni affiliate.
American officials touted the death as a big victory. But did the demise of another senior extremist, the latest in a long line to be taken off the battlefield, make the United States and its allies any safer?
To many experts, including a growing number of former Obama administration national security advisers, that proposition is less convincing by the day.
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By BEN DUDLEY
The Wilson Post
When you choose a natural Christmas tree from a local farm, you do the planet a favor — and you give yourself a holiday treat, too. Christmas tree farms grow a completely renewable and recyclable resource which contains no petroleum products and leaves a very small carbon footprint.
Christmas trees are often grown on soil that doesn't support other crops, and their root systems serve to stabilize soil, protect area water quality and provide refuge for wildlife.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol has confirmed one person has died in a crash involving a truck and a school bus in Wilson County.
The crash happened around 3 p.m. as the bus was heading west on Bates Road, near Highway 109 in Lebanon. Authorities say the bus had just stopped to let two children off when the pickup truck hit it from behind.
Electric bills should reflect savings in December
By BEN DUDLEY
The Wilson Post
Wilson County Middle Tennessee Electric members will see their rates go down about four percent in December as TVA will reduce its Fuel Cost Adjustment for the sixth time since the first of the year.
However, the impact on member bills will depend on the amount of energy they use because the Fuel Cost Adjustment is a per kilowatt-hour charge. MTEMC based the four percent decrease on a 1,500 kilowatt-hour per month bill.
The Wilson County Chamber of Commerce is presenting the Festival of Lights for the 14th year. Over 12,000 folks visit the light show during the Christmas season.
This year, in cooperation, with the Powerhouse Youth Project, a Drive-in movie experience has been added for the families of the immediate area. The Powerhouse Youth Project is a non-profit dedicated to assisting children and students in their quest for positive choices and a healthy future.
Author has performed at Wilson County Fair
After reading New York Times best-selling author Richard Paul Evans' The Christmas Box, Charles Michael Baril said he was inspired to be an author.
Ironically, Evans, who Baril called his favorite author, along with his company BookWise published Baril's book The Wedding Present.
Baril is to sign copies of his book at Sherlock's Books in Lebanon from 1 until 4 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 28.
Event set during Annual Open House; benefits New Leash on Life
Garr's Rental & Feed in Mt. Juliet invites the community to its annual Open House on Saturday, Dec. 5, 12 and 19 where pets (and families) can have their photos taken with Santa from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
"Due to the wonderful response and interest last year, we've added another Saturday when you can bring your pet for a photo," said Roy Garr, president and owner of Garr's Rental and Feed. "It's great fun for everyone. Many families use this picture on their holiday greeting cards."
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I know, you'd rather eat it, but you'll have to wait until tomorrow when about 88% of Americans will gobble turkey.
Oh, and by the way, the cost of a traditional Thanksgiving meal this year, including turkey and trimmings to feed 10, will come in at $42.91.
If I needed reminding of the glory of this imperfect nation I found it recently in a remarkable article from the Memphis Daily News (October 23, 2009) depicting, in Andy Meek's words, "a pivotal moment" in the life of the newest occupant of the Memphis mayor's penthouse office, our hometown native, A.C. Wharton, Jr. Memphis is listed as 41st in city size in the United States, and its population was estimated last year as being almost 1,300,000. Mayor Wharton was elected in a landslide vote on October 15 this year; 24 other candidates were in the race.
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The Vietnam Veterans of America, Chapter 1004 of Lebanon, has been busy during the month of November.
We started by giving our annual talk to the students of Southside Elementary School of "What is a Veteran," and asking the students to bring canned goods which would be used to feed needy veterans and their families a traditional Thanksgiving meal. The food they brought us was staged in the building on West Main Street donated for this purchase by Crye Lyke.
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LEBANON -- A memorial service was held Tuesday evening, Nov. 24 at the Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon for Mr. Miller, 62, of Lebanon. He died Nov. 21, 2009.
Mr. Miller was a member of the GWRRA TN Chapter A. He was instrumental in bringing the ride for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation to Nashville. Survivors include wife of 36 years Nancy Myers Miller; son Scott (Angela) Miller; grandchildren: Kelsey and Kyle Miller; and brother Terry (Ellen) Miller.
He is preceded in death by parents James and Dorothy Sowell Miller.
Memorial contributions are requested to the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation of the United States Inc (302 Ridgefield Ct., Asheville NC 28806).
Arrangements by Sellars Funeral Home.
GORDONSVILLE -- Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Wednesday, November 25 at the Gordonsville Chapel of Bass Funeral Home for Mr. Maynard, 86, of Mt. Juliet. A US Navy veteran of World War II and owner of United Coach Service for 29 years, he died Nov. 22, 2009 at his residence.
Born May 26, 1923 in Overton County to the late Audie Greer and Audon Montieville Maynard, he sang with serveral gospel quartets for more than 10 years. He was a member of the Caney Fork Missionary Baptist Church in Smith County.
Services will be conducted by Bro. Danny Raines and Bro. Kenneth Massey. Interment will follow in Gordonsville Cemetery.
Survivors include: his wife of 59 years Ethelene Vanderpool Maynard; son Allan (Jean) Maynard and granddaughter Allison Maynard Noel -- all of Mt. Juliet. Also surviving is great grandson Graysen Ingram of Hermitage. sisters Alta (Herbert) Vanderpool of Hendersonville and Alvilee (Paul ) Clark of Athens.
He was preceded in death by a sister Alene Johnson and grandson Jason Maynard, who died on May 5, 2003.
Memorials may be made to Willowbrook Hospice, 381 Riverside Dr., Suite 440, Franklin 37064.
BassFuneral Homes, Gordonsville, in charge of arrangements.
WATERTOWN -- Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 25 at the Hunter Funeral Home for Ms. Hunt, 56, of Watertown.
Born in Davidson County to the late Kenneth and Pauline Haynes, she died Nov. 23, 2009 at the University Medical Center. She was a member of the Round Lick Baptist Church. Services were conducted by Rev. Ronnie Smith and Robert Fleming. Burial was at the Jones Hill Cemetery.
Survivors include: children Jamie (Robert) Fleming of Portland and David Hunt of Watertown; four grandchildren; siblings Diane Abney, Janice (Ascuncion) Castro, Randy Gammons and Michael (Jennifer) Haynes; uncle Jim Hilton and several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by grandparents Florence Gibbons and Charles Bridges, Cordell and Daisy Gammons.
Hunter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
HERMITAGE -- Funeral services were conducted Wednesday morning November 25 at Emmanuel Lutheran Church for Mr. Glassford, 72, of Mt. Juliet. Retired from the U.S. Navy, he died Monday, Nov. 23, 2009.
Mr. Glassford was a member of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church where he taught Sunday School and was a Elder for many years. He enjoyed fishing, was a former Girl Scout Leader, a square dancer and a volunteer fireman in many of the communities where he lived. He was the son of the late Herbert R. and Beatrice Bade Glassford.
Services were conducted by Pastor Keith Enko. Interment with full military honors followed at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery.
Survivors include: daughters Dianne (Rick) McNeese, Debbie (Michael) Freeman, Denise Smith, Dee (Jeff) Brock and Darlene (Anthony) Windsor; grandchildren -- Ricky and Crystal McNeese, Tracy Mayhew, Raymond, Michael, Joseph and Katherine Freeman, Joshua and Parker Smith, Chris and Logan Brock and Amanda and Aidan Windsor, four great grandchildren and brother Earl W. Glassford.
In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his wife of 50 years, Jane E. Glassford and sister Ruth Glassford McCloud.
Memorials may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, Mid South Chapter, 4205 Hillsboro Pike, Suite 216, Nashville, 37215. Arrangements by Bond Memorial Chapel.
LEBANON -- Funeral services were held Wednesday morning, Nov. 25, at Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon for Mrs. Dorothy Evans Lee, 83, of Lebanon. Born in England, Arkansas, she passed away November 23, 2009.
Mrs. Lee attended Tennessee College for Women where she was a member of the Wandering Minstrels and served as the president of her Sophomore Class. She also attended Cumberland University until her marriage in 1947. Mrs. Lee was Secretary to the Dean of Admissions at Cumberland for 20 years.
She was a member of West Haven Baptist Church and former member of First Baptist Church.
Services were conducted by Dr. Jonathan Richerson. Interment followed in Wilson County Memorial Gardens.
Survivors include sons: Robert Evans (Lucy) Lee and John Mark Lee of Lebanon; grandchildren: Susan (Greg) Bennett of Ft. Myers FL, Rebecca (Scott) Walker of Lebanon, David Lee, Michael Lee and Robert Lee -- all of Lebanon; and sister Marjorie Mann of Nacogdoches, TX.
She is preceded in death by her parents Rev. Fred T. and Stella Evans, husband Robert Ewell Lee and son David Allen Lee.
Active pallbearers include: David Lee, Michael Lee, Robert Lee, Scott Walker, Jimmy Harper, Greg Bennett, Elmer Richerson. Honorary pallbearers include: members of the Joy Sunday School Class of West Haven Baptist Church, The Donnell Class of First Baptist Church, friends and neighbors of Summer Place Community and Attorneys and Staff of Lee and Lee Attorneys at Law.
Memorials may be made to West Haven Baptist Church Building Fund.
Sellars Funeral Home, 313 W. Baddour Pkwy, Lebanon, was in charge of arrangements.
LEBANON -- A Funeral Mass will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 28 at at the St.Frances Cabrini Catholic Church for Mr. Burke, 50, of Lebanon. A foreman with Installation Services and a Roman Catholic, he died Nov. 24, 2009 at his residence.
Services will be conducted by Father Michael O'Bryan. Survivors include: his wife Evelyn Carmody Burke and children Joseph Burke and Brandi Burke -- all of Lebanon. Also surviving is father Michael (Kathleen) Burke, siblings Rita Leocata, Maureen (Brian) Shea and Michael (Diane) Burke -- all of NY, Jarlath Burk of Lebanon, Bill (Roni) Burke of Mt.Juliet, Sharon (Paul) Gretza of Ohio and Judy (Lloyd) Whittle of FLorida along with special nieces and nephews.
Mr. Burke was preceded in death by his mother Bridget O'Brien.
Arrangements by Partlow Funeral Chapel.
LEBANON -- Graveside services for Mr. Richard L. Thompson are scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28 at the Cedar Grove Cemetery with Rev. Ken Edwards officiating. There will be no visitation prior to the graveside service.
Mr. Thompson, age 82 of Franklin and formerly of Lebanon passed away Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009, at the Williamson Medical Center in Franklin. Born Jan. 2, 1927, in Sioux City, Iowa, he was the son of the late William Henry & Edna Evelyn Hunt Thompson.
He was a member of the Christian Life Chapel in Lebanon and was Municipal Court Clerk in Sioux City, Iowa for many years. He was preceded in death by his wife Edna Elmerna Gaskins Thompson on November 26, 1999.
Survivors include: son Richard (Pamela) Thompson of Franklin; grandchildren Miriam (Jonathan) Edwards of Spring Hill, Jordan & Jared Thompson -- both of Franklin; siblings Barbara Jenkinson of Fullerton, CA; William R. Thompson of Sioux City, Iowa; and Wallace E. Thompson of Longmonte, Colorado.
Ligon & Bobo Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
LEBANON – Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon, November 24 at the JC Hellum Funeral Chapel for Mr. Vantrease, 91. A career educator, Mr. Vantrease died Nov. 20, 2009 at Skyline Medical Center.
Services were conducted by Rev. Andray Clemons. A musical celebration and Masonic services were held prior to the funeral. Burial was in the Vantrease Cemetery in Watertown
Survivors include children: Glenda (Rev. Robert) Popwell, Ernest Vantrease and Earl (Cheryl) Vantrease, Pearl (Bobby) Carter, Theresa (Danny) Lyles and Chartise Vantrease. Also surviving is brother-in-law William C. Bates; 16 grandchildren; 43 great grandchildren; three great-great grandchildren as well as many other relatives and friends
Arrangements were in the care of JC Hellum Funeral Home, Lebanon.
Local women's fitness center hosts turkey drive
Thanksgiving is just around the corner.
Traditionally, this is a time to collectively give thanks. And most celebrate this holiday by gathering for a meal with family and friends. The traditional meals vary from turkey and wild rice dressing in northern U.S. and Canada to turkey and cornbread dressing in the south. Very different traditions, with one commonality -- turkey.
No lane-closures on Tennessee highways during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Thanksgiving travelers will enjoy a smooth drive through Tennessee during the busy travel holiday. The Tennessee Department of Transportation is once again halting all lane closure activity on interstates and state highways in anticipation of higher traffic volumes across the state.
Construction crews will pack up their tool belts and all lane closures will be removed beginning at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 25 until 6 a.m. Monday, Nov. 30.
The Lebanon Special School District would like to invite all their families to participate in a new recycling venture. Our goal is to collect new and gently used toys and books at Coles Ferry Elementary and distribute them to families in our school district community just in time for Christmas.
The Lebanon Special School District Board of Education voted Monday night to approve the plans to purchase 60 acres located behind one of the district's existing elementary schools.
According to LSSD Board Chairman Steve Jones, the district approved the purchase of the property for $1.8 million dollars. He expects to close on the property by year end.
"We have been working on this for quite some time and are excited about planning for our future growth," Jones said who has served on the board of the special school district for over 22 years.
Jones said the district expects growth in the coming years and a plan is in place to handle the growth and that the purchase of this property is a step in the right direction.
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Another one of Turkish silly joke series. This one is spoof logo of a religious publication called "Sızıntı" (means "leak") in Turkey. "Sıkıntı" means "boredom" in Turkish. You can google the original one if you wonder.
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Killer feature had been expected to work on shared printers via Mac or PC.
HP has added six new printers to its AirPrint line-up, courtesy of a spanking new firmware update. The feature, one iOS 4.2's headline grabbers, was initially only supported by 12 ink spitters.
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The new machines able to handle wireless AirPrint skills are all in the Officejet series: the 6500A e-Ai05, 6500A Plus e-AiO5, 7500A Wide Format e-AiO5, Pro 8500A e-AiO5, Pro 8500A Plus e-AiO5, Pro 8500A Premium e-AiO5.
This is welcome news for iOS 4.2 users, who had been hoping AirPrint would be a much bigger deal on launch. Apple said when it was unveiled that AirPrint would work with shared printers via Mac or PC. However, this was scrapped when iOS 4.2 finally went live.
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Chinese police mimic Michael Jackson's and Korean Wonder Girls' dance moves
February 18, 2011Jing GaoOne CommentBeijing, chengguan, dance, funny, Michael Jackson, mimicking, Police, Wonder Girls
The official Beijing police embedded this video in their microblog message via their Sina account 'Peaceful Beijing' (平安北京) as greetings for Chinese Lantern Festival, or the last day of Chinese New Year.
Most of the 300 plus commenters applauded their moves, saying the dance is happy and cute, whereas a fraction said it is amateurish.
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Boxing goods manufacturer Everlast fights for more online market
In the next 17 months, it expects 10% of its B2B customers will be transacting on the web, an executive says.
Boxing goods manufacturer Everlast fights for more online market
In the next 17 months, it expects 10% of its B2B customers will be transacting on the web, an executive says.
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The online musical instruments marketplace offers up to one year of financing to buyers through an online payment service from Affirm.
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Facebook this week launched Sponsored Stories, an ad service that companies can use to have their logos appear alongside content from consumers' communications that involve the company. Consumers can click the ads, which appear on the right-hand column of news feed pages in a box labeled Sponsored Story, to visit advertisers' Facebook pages. Facebook says the ad vehicle is a new way for marketers to take advantage of word-of-mouth recommendations.
A consumer must have had direct interaction with the brand through a Facebook channel in order for his information to be picked up as a Sponsored Story, a Facebook spokeswoman says. A Facebook user that simply mentions a company or product in a status update message does not qualify the post for a Sponsored Story.
Clicking Like on a brand page, checking in at a location using Facebook Places or interacting with an application on a brand's Facebook page—such as playing a game or entering a contest—are actions that qualify the interaction for use in a Sponsored Story ad. A user that has performed those interactions cannot opt out of having his communications used as an ad vehicle visible to his Facebook friends, a company spokeswoman says, unless he sets his privacy settings to block his friends from seeing his activity.
A video posted on Facebook's Marketing Services' Facebook page uses Starbucks as an example of how the service works. If a consumer checks in using Facebook's location-based Places tool to inform others that he's visited Starbucks today, that information appears on his friends' news feeds. Starbucks can then feature that post and profile photo on the news feeds pages of his Facebook friends as a sponsored story and link to Starbucks' Facebook page, where his friends can choose to Like Starbucks.
The ad-generating tool is automatic once an advertiser sets his parameters for the ad, the spokeswoman says. This means that the advertiser has no ability to block the ad if the consumer's comments about his experience at Starbucks are negative. "It's not this thing that's saying you should buy this thing or come to this web site. It's your friend saying, 'I did this and I want to tell you about it,'" the video narrator says.
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Andrea Mitchell opened her show on Monday by immediately insisting that an organization, targeted by Muslim gunmen in Texas on Sunday, was both "hateful" and "bizarre." Talking to journalist Ayman Mohyeldin, she fretted, "Do we know anything more about this, frankly bizarre, draw-the-prophet gathering? Is this the first time they've ever held something like this?"
In the wake of an attempted mass shooting at a free speech event hosted by the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI) in Texas, on Monday MSNBC's Thomas Roberts hosted Mark Potok of the far left Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and allowed him to equate them with a "Klan group that decides to hold a cartoon contest satirizing black people."
Few things undermine the foundations of a just society more than people who have been granted the power to prosecute acting not on the basis of the facts and the law, but out of political motives.
To which Mika Brzezinski says . . . meh. On today's Morning Joe, there was a discussion of the possibility that Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby overcharged the police officers in the Freddie Gray case. And a clip was played of Mosby repeating the politically-correct phrase of the moment: that the rioters were not "thugs." After which Brzezinski declared: "I watched her speaking and I was thinking, gosh, it seems political. Not sure I care. I'm really glad her voice is at the table. I'm really glad that she's there."
MSNBC anchor Andrea Mitchell on Thursday encouraged Bernie Sanders to hit Hillary Clinton from the left, wondering if the self-described socialist senator found the Democratic nominee "credible" or "authentic." Mitchell carefully refrained from labeling Sanders a "socialist," but seemed to question Clinton's authentic liberalism: "Her campaign is supposedly going to raise a billion and a half dollars. Yet, she says she wants campaign finance reform and a constitutional amendment to limit campaign spending. Is that authentic?"
How did Howard Dean go from vivid voice of the New Left to political hack defending Hillary Clinton at all costs? Joe Scarborough called Dean on it today, telling Howard he had become the "New England version of James Carville."
Dean, on today's Morning Joe, dismissed the latest Washington Post story suggesting possible financial improprieties at the Clinton Foundation as "a breathless piece of hot air" and, incredibly, Dean said he'd advise Hillary not to address the rising tide of questions.
Alex Wagner and her two left-wing panelists on the Wednesday edition of her MSNBC program – Salon's Brittney Cooper and The Nation's Ari Berman – likened the use of the word "thug" to describe the rioters and looters in Baltimore, Maryland on Monday to a notorious racial slur against blacks. Wagner played up how "there are folks, like CNN's Erin Burnett, who don't understand why it's offensive; and why some people are saying the 'T' word is the new 'N' word."
Bloods member Nikko Caldwell insisted in an interview with MSNBC's Toure that the gang's truce with their rivals the Crips would continue indefinitely because they have made the right ties with certain "political officials" in the city. The Cycle co-host completely dropped the ball after such a shocking admission, however, when he failed to ask Caldwell to name names.
The Baltimore riots surrounding the death of Freddie Gray became a moment for liberal reporters and commentators to take the blame off those who destroyed cars, looted businesses, burned a church senior center and hurled objects at police officers.
Yesterday, we reported on how just after playing a clip of the pastor who delivered the eulogy at the Freddie Gray funeral leading the congregation in an impassioned chant of "no justice, no peace!", Joe Scarborough claimed that the riots that ensured were "something that no one inside that funeral could have ever have wanted." The chant wasn't the pastor's only incitement. He also told the congregation that "somebody is going to have to pay" for Gray's death.
So when that pastor, Jamal Bryant, appeared on today's Morning Joe, don't you think Scarborough would have challenged him over his incendiary remarks? Think again. There was not a word of Bryant's incitement. To the contrary, Scarborough gushed: "we were all moved by that extraordinary eulogy you gave a couple days ago," and a bit later former RNC Chairman Michael Steele thanked him for "your voice in this time in the city."
At NewsBusters this morning, Matthew Philbin posted on how Michael Eric Dyson, in a guest appearance on MSNBC (where else?), placed a great deal of blame for Baltimore's blight on "the ways in which the Baltimore Ravens and Baltimore Orioles with their tax-exempt status were given tremendous goodies to stay into the city."
It would be reasonable to believe that Dyson, who has revealed a vengeful streak in the recent past, is quite pleased at the financial losses the Orioles, their employees, and businesses in the vicinity are being forced to absorb. Thanks to arguably necessary decisions made today, they will continue.
As I demonstrated last week, MSNBC and CNN, the two also-rans in the cable news race, survive in large part because about half of their revenues are, once contracts are signed with cable and other providers, guaranteed for several years. This insulates them from much of the financial impact of declining viewership.
MSNBC's far-leftism is particulary painful to watch — so painful that it's hard to imagine anyone other than a critic voluntarily watching it. One of the more egregious recent examples of far-left lunacy came about this weekend on tax scofflaw Melissa Harris-Perry's show, where a guest actually said that "you don't have to have a white person around to have white supremacy play out." Thus, Baltimore's descent into lawlessness, despite having entirely black leadership, is still apparently whites' fault.
Let's begin by answering Andrea Mitchell's question. "How would it have appeared" if Baltimore mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake had called the Maryland governor to request National Guard troops just afer Freddie Gray's funeral? It would have appeared that she was doing her job, protecting people and property, rather than being overly concerned with photo-op politics.
On her MSNBC show today, Mitchell asked Rep. Elijah Cummings to explain why the mayor waited three hours after the rioting started to call the Governor for help. Good question. But when Cummings criticized "Tuesday morning quarterbacking" and mentioned that the Gray funeral had just ended, Mitchell backed off. She thanked Cummings for his "context." Andrea then apologetically added "you're right: how would it have appeared if she called up the National Guard as the funeral was taking place?"


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I write a letter to Luke every year for his birthday. One day I will hand over a book of these letters to an ornery teenager to prove that my role goes beyond just ruining his life.
Dear Luke,
Happy 8th birthday! I feel like I say this every year, but, I can't believe you're eight! I see so much of me in you lately, combined with a lot of your dad, and a bunch of unique Luke-ness. This mixture results in a truly remarkable boy. I can already see the man you have the potential to become. Part of my job is to help you shape your little-kid traits into the grown-up versions, helping you grow into your full potential.
These traits are the makings of a wonderful man, even if the childhood versions prove challenging sometimes. Where some might see "stubborn" or "obstinate," I see tenacity. How wonderful that you have the steadfast determination to see your ideas through! This will serve you so well in life, even if it causes conflict now and again. Think about how much experience you're gaining in dealing with conflict! So.Much.Experience. One day, your dogged refusal to accept "no" as an answer will make you exceptional. You will astound people with your tireless commitment to your purpose. Indeed, you astound me already. Even when it's maddening.
For now, this relentless stamina with which you press your case does cause some conflict between us. You are so much like me; one might think this would make parenting you simpler, but it doesn't. It complicates things. You are forever helping me see my biggest flaws and weaknesses. Mostly this has to do with my own "tenacity," and my patience and temper. This is something we both need to work on. Somehow, we need to figure out how to communicate without becoming combative. I promise to try better. I want to be able to demonstrate how to control these common traits of ours, rather than always be a victim of our big emotions and sometimes sharp tongues.
When we're not butting heads over life's minutiae, I'm generally overwhelmed with how extraordinary you are. It's so hard to find the words to describe a person just right. When you read this, I want you to understand how much I love all the things that you are.
- You are social, engaging, and funny – always wanting to chat, tell stories, hear stories, and just be with your people.
- You are thoughtful, intuitive, and empathetic beyond your years. You always have been, and this makes you so very special. Your great big heart is open to everyone, which leaves it vulnerable. I wish I could protect you from the inevitable knocks and bruises it will take. I wish I could impart the perspective of my years to let you know that it's worth it. Your emotional life might be harder than some, but it will also be richer.
- You are playful and enthusiastic, and wake up happier than anyone I've ever known. You burst into your days. You derive so much joy from the simplest things. I hope this stays with you despite the temptation to find life terribly mundane as a teenager, even as your peers perfect bored aloofness. Bored and aloof don't suit you at all.
I admire your enthusiasm for ALL THE THINGS; I envy your energy (even though it often drives me crazy); and I bask in your humor and affection. I can say with certainty that my life would be a pale proximity if you weren't there each day to thrash through it.
While my job is to teach you as you grow, your job, it seems, is also to teach me. I try to show you the shades of gray in the world that you see as black and white. You show me that I have much to learn about patience. I teach you the right way to handle frustration; you give me many opportunities to demonstrate it and help me see when I'm not doing it right. Every day you show me how to love and care for our family with your thoughtful, tender kindness and your boundless affection.
I can't wait to see what you accomplish this year as an eight year old. You are going to be great at eight!
I love you, little man!
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based in Umea, SE-90187, SWEDEN
Bio4Energy is a research environment based in northern Sweden, in Europe. Bio4Energy research and development is aimed at creating methods and tools for industry's conducting efficient and sustainable biorefinery. Input raw materials powering the processes created by Bio4Energy are sourced either from the forest (forestry residue, wood) or other organic waste. Bio4Energy ...
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SSI Shredding Systems is a leading manufacturer of industrial shredders and size reduction systems. SSI custom designs and manufactures high quality 1-shaft, 2-shaft, and 4-shaft rotary shear shredders and primary waste reducers as well as pre-load transfer station and metals compactors. Our highly qualified staff provide you with complete system design and engineering ...
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RÖSSL & DUSO was created in 1969; the company has seat in Vedelago in the province of Treviso, in a strategical location only 40 km away from the International airport of Venice (VCE), 20 km away from the Treviso Airport (TSF) and 35 km away from the port of Marghera (VE). Besides the headquarters in Vedelago and another workshop in the same town, the company has a ...
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Kali, Croatia
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Kali is a municipality in Croatia on Ugljan island in Zadar County. In the 2001 census, there were 1,731 inhabitants, 98.96% of whom were Croats.[1]
Kali is a fishing town[2] with a Mediterranean feeling. The old central part of the town was founded on a hillock around St. Lovro's (St. Lawrence) Church, the patron saint of the town. The famed fishermen's festival takes place under the saint's auspices every year in August.
- ^ http://www.dzs.hr/Eng/censuses/Census2001/Popis/E01_02_02/E01_02_02_zup13.html 2001 Croatian census, Croatian Bureau of Statistics
- ^ Kali is also firmly committed to the local fishing industry, with trawlers crammed into the two harbours either side of its peninsula. Rough Guides (editor) (2012) Rough Guides Snapshot: Dalmatia Penguin, page 51, ISBN 978-1-4093-6154-1
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Coordinates: 44°03′48″N 15°12′24″E / 44.06333°N 15.20667°E
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| Hmm chapter 1 . 11/2/2014
I think Hilda's segment might be about N
because let's face it, the guy (probably Hilbert) who kissed her can't be N, he is not the bad boy/ladies man his fangirls make him out to be, he is a confused manchild who only understood Pokemon
but idk That's just me
| Nighttyger chapter 1 . 10/5/2013
This is beautiful. Like the one other reviewer said, my only issues are Ensembleshipping and Chess/Ferriswheel confusion, but overall, this one of my favorite things that I have read.
The one that really made me emotional was the Newrival - unlike the other ones, there's a very real chance that she simply won't be able to tell him, ever, and it gives it a lot of weight.
| Undercover Duck chapter 1 . 8/25/2013
;w; These are all so sad
The SoulSilver one is what got me, though... (I've done that before, actually- searching for him when he hadn't shown up in awhile. I knew I would never find him because the game didn't work that way, but...I still tried.)
| The Light's Refrain chapter 1 . 7/29/2013
Interesting idea. No one thinks twice about those who are unlucky in love, but keep on trying again. They are often seen as that "other" person, that annoying rival that interferes with the main pairing. Though many of these pairings are main pairings, the speakers give that vibe in this fic.
For the most part I could tell which piece was about who, but some of them I had to look at the list of pairings to figure it out. Also, I didn't see the Ferriswheel or Chess one, unless some of these pieces are supposed to count for more than one person
Mild confusion aside, I liked it :)
| the cantarella of odile chapter 1 . 11/10/2012
This might be one of my favourite things that I've ever read on here.
The second stanza, the one about the girl not feeling beautiful enough... that really hit home. All of these are written in such a raw way, which is something I really admire.
| Guest chapter 1 . 10/19/2012
Aw... That's so sad! So it's from all the girl's perspectives, wanting to love the boy, but failing? Aw.
Keep it up Midori! Awesome!
| GreenPokeGuy chapter 1 . 10/18/2012
well, this was interesting. most of these are popular shippings and some even aren't, but that's what makes it interesting. :)
there's a few problems i had with it, though. the first was ensembleshipping. what. i cannot imagine that at all. it's just too weird... oh well, i guess some people like it.
the second was in hilda's passage, i couldn't tell if she was interested in n or hilbert, so i assumed hilbert. tell me if i'm wrong.
it's always interesting when someone writes without capital letters, so this is pretty cool. :)


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Thank you for visiting us www.astonishingfactsandfigures.org REPORT ON DISEASE FREE VILLAGE IN ORISSA THROUGH SIDDHA METHOD P.P.Swami Hardasji, founder and inventor of Siddha Science visited Orissa from th 19 to 22 nd Oct 2008 to launch the project "Disease Free village through Siddha method." He camped at Jharapokharia near Baripada in the tribal district of Mayurbhanj. There was a team of about 100 Volunteers who visited about 21 villages in three days from 19th to 21st and carried out the following process. 1. Survey of villages where not done earlier. 2. Gathered them at an identified place. 3. Inform them about objective of the gathering. 4. Practise Kalyan Sadhana. 5. Practise Sakti Data Sadhana 6. Saktipat 7. Practise Siddha Treatment for self and others. Thousands of people gathered in different places to participate in the programme. The results of the programme was astonishing. About 90% of the people got relief against their various ailments. About 15 persons got back their lost eye sight, five bed ridden patients could walk, 4-5 Deaf could hear. There was a lone case where a lady could talk up to 60 to 70%. Most of the people suffering from joint pain , arthritis, skin disease, stomach problem, Headache, movement problem of body parts, piles etc. could get substantial relief. The villages which were covered during these three days are : 1st Day Coverage : Manbhanj, Jaldinga,Uparbeda, Kherana & Paktia. nd 2 Day Coverage : Bansda,Bandhiari,Tulsibani,Astia,Chaulagheri,Deuli,Pathuri,Talpunasia,Rajbandh & Khadiasoka rd 3 Day coverage : Bahadurpur,Paikabasa,Sirisbani,Samakhunta,Bholgadia & Gudipokhari. About 100 Volunteers associated in the programme, captured the out come of Kalyan Sadhana, Sakti Data Sadhana and treatment. It was remarkable to note the impact of such Kalyan Sadhana, when done properly. Sri Jagdish Kumar Mohanta, Basudev Patra, Basant Kumar Sethi, Tophan Kumar Mohanta and Smt. Swarnalata Das, Inductors coordinated the programme. Sri Paramananda Das from Balasore and Sri Nilamani Mohapatra from Bhubaneswar supervised the activities. It was a remarkable achievement worth seen by Siddha Volunteers. The general public welcomed Swami Hardas in all the villages with deep regard and listened to him carefully. Eradication of disease in few hours without medicine, though sounds impossible to new comers, they believed it, Thank you for visiting us www.astonishingfactsandfigures.org practiced and got result. Swami Hardasji was moved with the sincerity and dedication of the tribal people working selflessly in rural villages. A workshop was organized on Blood Pressure and Blood Sugar where about 100 Volunteers participated on 20th Oct. 2008 evening. Swamiji expressed six important methods to control the above ailments. There was a demonstration on effect of Siddha Mantra on Blood Pressure. Within 5 minutes of Siddha Mantras with speed, the level of Blood Pressure patients with Low Blood Pressure such as 100/70, 100/90 and 110/70 could become 120/80 in each case. They were reciting Mantra "Om Siddhaya Namah" with speed. Two patients having High B.P. of 140/90 and 200/120 recited the mantra slowly and within 5 minutes it became 130/80 and 130/100 respectively. It was an astonishing fact but true. The workshop proved the power of Siddha Mantra with change in speed. On 22nd morning Swami Hardas laid the Foundation Stone of Siddha Bidyashram at Rajabasa about 8 KMs from Baripada. Thank you for visiting us www.astonishingfactsandfigures.org
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There are 47,000 people in the city (who are on the hook for the bill).
Of those 47,000, only 5,400 have chosen to get the service.
The remaining people, who chose not to get the service, are the overwhelming majority.
You don't have to read minds, you can read TFA. Most citizens have chosen not to get the service.
There's a flaw in your logic here - you are quoting 'people in the city' in one breath and then comparing it to 'households' in the next breath. Exactly how many house holds would you expect to see have more than one subscriber?
I'm not sure exactly what the average household size is to use for this, but assuming that's 4 (2.5 kids and all that) then the uptake is more like 45%. That's a pretty good number even compared to top commercial offerings. (How many are rented and not allowed by landlord or stuck in other contracts?)
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I think you're overlooking the root problem here. Science isn't geared toward to correct keywords that generate the articles that you'd like to read. From now on, we should rename "evolution" to "Kim Kardashian," "Mars" to "school shooting," and "SQL" to "Top Ten List."
Comment: Obligatory XKCD (Score 2) 27 27
Comment: Re:Jurisdiction (Score 1) 173 173
Comment: Re:Is it going to break the API? (Score 1) 688 688
Comment: Re:Actually it's both. (Score 1) 360 360
It's not atmospheric pressure, it's internally induced pressure due to buoyancy differences, which are normally created due to gravity and a connection that is rigid enough to withstand the internally induced pressure. If you have a closed system of two non-rigid containers connected by a rigid body, then the fluid will try to flow in the direction of its buoyancy. Helium balloons connected internally by a straw (even a curvy one) would try to fill the higher balloon, right?
So yeah, he's right that in the absence of gravity, a normal siphon will not work. But, if you took that siphon system on the ISS and put one end outside in space, and one inside, you'll have a siphon-like effect due to air pressure. Likewise, if you take two balloons of water with a rigid connector and submerge one in a pool of Hg, then that "siphon" will work against gravity.
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Comment: Re:Physical security? (Score 1) 374 374
+ - Adapt dammit ->
Link to Original Source
Comment: Re:Boycott (Score 1) 573 573
Comment: Re:I'll be the one to say it... (Score 1) 121 121
Comment: Re:Wireless sucks (Score 2) 183 183
Comment: Re: Apples to Apples. (Score 1) 274 274
I'm non-union and involved in installing new machines in a union business. They require us to hire union people to do the installation while we are restricted to supervision. So they do indeed do that.
As for higher wages across the board? Unions these days are pretty self-serving, even amongst their own. Thus you get two-tier wage levels or even three or four tiers in some cases. The older guys won't vote in lowering their $30/hr operator wages, so they cut more from the new guys who aren't voting yet, who end up getting around $14/hr with minimal increases.


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Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Perspectives Article
The people at Perspectives of New Music just published my essay on Stockhausen and the Catholic church in their latest issue. It's on jstor and in print, but if anyone out there actually wants to spend a few minutes reading, I'm happy to send it over.
jstor link
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Praise (excerpt)
Excerpt of a 15 minute piece of mangled radio clips, choice sermons and drum machines. Other things too. Coming soon, I think. Cheers.
Listen here.
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
Routine Symptoms
At long last, my solo record Routine Symptoms is OUT! over the past year I've been gathering and organizing the pieces of this album into something I'm very, very proud of. the sound sources come mostly from the places and people I've been lucky enough to spend time with over the last 365 days and are puzzled together with what proved to be some very time-consuming, often vexing amalgamations on my part. recorded in a bedroom, an airport, at Walden Pond, really all over the fucking country, I'm overwhelmed with gratitude in presenting this to you. hope you enjoy.
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Friday, October 18, 2013
In celebration of the birth of Idiopathic Records, our band Coward will play two shows this month: Oct. 20 and 27 in Oakland and LA respectively. We'll be joined by a handful of excellent acts (including a solo set of mine in LA). Please come out if you're in the area(s).
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
IR 001: Hong Chulki + Aaron Dilloway
inaugural release of Idiopathic Records:
IR 001: Hong Chulki + Aaron Dilloway
IR 001: Hong Chulki + Aaron Dilloway
Idiopathic Records was founded in 2013 by myself and Kiran Arora in LA.
recorded live in Oberlin, OH
mixed by Ross Wallace Chait
cover art by Kiran Arora
thanks to MMG and Adrian Rew
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Sunday, September 1, 2013
Holy Cheever Church
Very grateful to Chris Riggs (formerly Oberlin/Detroit) in Chicago for putting out two new releases of music I helped make. The first is an hour long free improv I recorded with Ian McColm at the end of our silent film accompaniment tour in June at his home in Alexandria, VA. Second is the premiere release by my new band Coward with Kiran Arora (ex-Brutes). Also an uncut free improvisation, "Dragged On Asphalt" comes from the first of many sessions we'd ever played together. Very proud of both of these and of all the new music on Riggs' Holy Cheever Church Recordings.
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Tuesday, August 27, 2013
video: Indoor, one.
So grateful for the work of Robben T. Munoz in putting together this fascinating video for my track "Indoor, one." Between the furious energies of camera movement and lights, to stark landscapes and superimposed E.E. Cummings text, I can't imagine something more fittingly suggestive with an exploring affect that much of this solo release intends to create. The music comes from the first track of my forthcoming record "Routine Symptoms, due on Amok Recordings by the end of September.
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4.86 Senior
Pros: Has good quickness and a nice first step. Has a nice swim move to beat the guard when he lines up inside. Has a good motor and can make plays in pursuit. Does a nice job when operating in space on zone blitzes. At times, uses his first step to get leverage vs. the run.
Cons: Lacks strength and gets pushed around at the point of attack. Lacks the edge speed to turn the corner.
Overview: His athleticism is apparent, but he's a bit raw and inconsistent. Plays both inside and outside for Illinois, but is more effective when he plays outside. Saw a drop in his production from his junior year where he had 9.5 sacks to his senior year with just 3.5 sacks. Started his career on offense playing wide receiver and tight end.
NFL Forecast: Davis probably won't be a starter at the next level, but has some potential to get there eventually. One of those players that it would not be surprising if 2-3 years from now, he'll be a better NFL player than he was in college. But I think he can definitely help out in the rotation. He needs to get bigger and stronger vs. the run. He'll never be a dominant edge rusher. I could imagine him making a more permanent move inside with some teams like say the Indianapolis Colts, but he'd only be average there and would need to probably bulk up to around 285 or so. But I wouldn't be surprised to see a team try and bulk him up and try to make him a disruptive interior player.
ATL Forecast: Davis has potential to develop into a starter down the road. Kind of reminds me a bit of Chauncey Davis when he first came to Atlanta, and there could be hope that his development could be similar. Will Davis would probably be a better pass rusher than Chauncey, but like Chauncey he's probably two or three years from making a significant impact. He'd help the Falcons in the rotation in the mean time.
Value: Davis is a late round pick that has some athletic potential and upside to make him a possible fifth rounder, but probably best to be picked in the sixth or seventh round.
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This exciting volume marks the birth of a new field, one which attempts to study law with reference to an accurate understanding of human behavior. It reports new findings in cognitive psychology which show that people are frequently both unselfish and over-optimistic; that people have limited willpower and limited self-control; and that people are 'boundedly' rational, in the sense that they have limited information-processing powers, and frequently rely on mental short-cuts and rules of thumb. Understanding this behavior has large-scale implications for the analysis of law, in areas including environmental protection, taxation, constitutional law, voting behavior, punitive damages for civil rights violations, labor negotiations, and corporate finance. With a better knowledge of human behavior, it is possible to predict the actual effects of law, to see how law can promote society's goals, and to reassess the questions of what law should be doing.
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Swedish meatballs made in the slow cooker are a stress-free way to enjoy this retro dish. Traditionally, Swedish meatballs are made from a combination of ground meats, usually beef, pork and veal. This recipe solely uses ground beef but feel free to add others. These meatballs are first cooked in the oven before being soaked in the mushroom gravy. Serve your Swedish meatballs with buttered egg noodles.
3 pounds ground beef
2-3 eggs
1/2 cup Italian seasoned bread crumbs
1/2 cup Parmesan cheese
2/3 cup evaporated milk
3 tablespoons parsley
1 tablespoon onion flakes
1 teaspoon oregano
1 teaspoon basil
1/2 teaspoon sage
1 teaspoon salt
Mushroom Gravy:
5-6 cups fresh sliced mushrooms
1/2 medium onion chopped
1 stick butter
1 can beef broth
2 cups milk
1 can beer
2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1 cup flour
2 cups sour cream
Combine all ingredients for meatballs. Mash well until all ingredients thoroughly incorporated.
Shape into 1 1/2 inch balls and lay out on cookie sheet.
Bake at 350 for 20 minutes.
While baking meatballs, melt butter in large wok.
Add onions to butter and simmer until transparent.
Add mushrooms and continue to simmer about five minutes.
Add 1/2 cup flour and simmer, stirring constantly, until thoroughly incorporated.
Add broth, milk, beer, Worcestershire sauce, salt, and pepper.
Stir constantly until well combined.
Transfer to slow cooker.
Add meatballs.
About one hour before serving, combine 3/4 cup flour with 1 cup of mushroom gravy juice and stir slowly into cooker until well combined.
Set slow cooker to low, stirring occasionally, until thickened.
Turn cooker to warm and keep warm until serving.
Just before serving, stir in sour cream until well combined.
Serve with noodles, rice, or perogies.
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Made today (7/29/13) and pretty much halved the recipe and skipped using the slow cooker. I used my biggest, deep, stove-top pan. Very nice recipe and will not only keep it but will make it again. As an experiment, I added about 1/2 teaspoon of Chinese 5-spice powder (cinnamon, anise, fennel seed, cloves, ginger, black pepper [I count 6 here]) to the meatballs. It gives them (and the house LOL) an exotic flavor hint and scent.
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Recent reviews:
October 29, 2014 - Cute, but the colors are very, very bright - kind of neon-looking colors.
October 26, 2014 - Very unique and very pretty. My only complaint is that they are smaller than I would have hoped. That is really my mistake as I didnt pay close attn. to measurements.
September 8, 2014 - The colors are very vibrant and beautiful. The earrings are light-weight and the perfect length. I'm quite pleased with them.
May 23, 2014 - Very nice & pretty
May 1, 2014 - I really like these earrings....they are very colorful and go with anything I wear!
Artisan: Motif
For women that have been marginalized by society in Bangladesh, Motif is a safe place they can call home while earning a living to provide for their families. Most of the women employed have experienced some form of discrimination or other scarring incident that has given them a social stigma, making it hard to find decent employment. Some of the women are former prostitutes, others have been affected by leprosy or other diseases, others still have been divorced or abandoned. At Motif the women find a safe place where they can earn a living, as well as share with the other women in a family-type atmosphere.
Motif prides itself on making unique lifestyle fabrics and accessories, and considers the quality and production of their designs, their good prices, timely deliveries, and strong relationships with customers stronger selling points than the fact that all their goods are fair trade -- something they think should be the norm rather than an exception.
Artisan Shireen
Several years ago Shireen's husband left her for another woman -- leaving her with no choice other than to move herself and her two children into her sister's already crowded home. Relationships were strained with this stressful living situation, and made worse by the fact that Shireen's nephews were very strict and did not allow her daughters to freely leave the house or pursue an education.
Luckily, Shireen learned from friends about Motif, and went to see if her skills would be useful to the company. They are -- and she has since become a major source of financial support for her family. She moved herself and daughters out of her sister's home, was able to give her sister a number of loans to support herself, and her daughters are now pursuing their educations. As a senior seamstress at Motif, she is great at training and encouraging the younger and newer women.
Artisan Nasma
Nasma became acquainted with Motif in 2003, when she was one of the manual laborers who was helping to complete the building. She had been fired from her job as a garment worker when she became pregnant, and laboring was the only job she could find that would let her keep her newborn son, Raju, with her on the job. As the staff came and went from the building they got to know her, and suggested she join the team.
She has been very successful -- within three months she was able to save enough money to help her husband, who is disabled due to leprosy, buy a rickshaw to cycle to help support the family, and within a year they had saved enough money that he was able to find work that was easier for him to perform. She also helped out her mother, who was then able to stop doing manual labor and take care of Raju full-time. And finally, in 2008, Nasma's son began attending school, becoming the first child in their family to become educated.
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