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Baseball players seem to suffer the most bizarre injuries imaginable.Take new Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Francisco Liriano for example. The southpaw inked a one-year deal with the Buccos this past Friday, however, the signing almost didn't come to fruition.In December, Pittsburgh and Liriano were reportedly close to agreeing to a contract before it was announced that Liriano had mysteriously broken his non-throwing arm. The deal fell through and many were left to wonder what exactly happened. On Monday, we got our answer.According to multiple reports, Liriano broke his right humerus bone on Christmas Day while slamming himself into a door in an effort to scare his kids, who were in the next room. The southpaw was supposed to fly to Pittsburgh on Dec. 26, but the pain in his arm was too much and he was forced to go to the hospital instead.Fortunately, his arm has healed well enough to this point to convince the Pirates to sign him anyway. He has passed a physical and is expected to be fully recovered by the start of the regular season.The 29-year-old will be entering his eight season in Major League Baseball this year. He spent 2005-2012 with the Minnesota Twins before being traded to the Chicago White Sox during last season's trade deadline.The Dominican native boasts a 53-54 record and 4.40 ERA in 168 lifetime appearances.Via Deadspin
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I had the pleasure of spending the last two weeks with a terrific crew of Greenpeace activists, our GOT students, and volunteers from around Vermont. We organized events in Montpelier, Rutland and Burlington with our One World hot-air balloon. We had state representatives, business leaders, other environmental groups and community members come out to the events to address the crowds. The best quote came from State Representative Paul Poirier who said something like: "I'm no nuclear engineer, just a regular guy, but know that we can't have Vermont Yankee around any longer." The balloon tour highlighted the fact that Vermont doesn't need nuclear power. We have local renewable companies that could replace the plant's energy, which would put our money into the hands of our friends and neighbors rather than in Entergy's pockets. Vermonters are standing up across the state to call for a clean energy future, and we hope you are too. No nukes in Vermont!-Jarred
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Margarita Engle is the Cuban-American winner of the first Newbery Honor ever awarded to a Latino. Her award winning young adult novels in verse include The Surrender Tree, The Poet Slave of Cuba, and The Lightning Dreamer, winner of the PEN USA Award.
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Check out the February 15 issue of Booklist for a starred review of Silver People from Michael Cart.
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Continuing its quest for world domination, 'The Hunger Games' earned another $21.5 million this weekend and marked its fourth straight week atop the box office charts.
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The juggernaut known as 'The Hunger Games' shows no signs of slowing down — it sold another $33.5 million in tickets to take the top spot at the box office for the third weekend in a row.
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IT WAS disappointing, if not completely surprising, to see that Carlisle City Council has included in its departments facing redundancies the Green Spaces team.
The council's own website shows the excellent work this department undertakes, and it is to the credit of all concerned that eight Green Flag awards were given to Carlisle parks this year.
I feel sure that all those who participated in the Love Parks Weeks over recent years will agree that these have been highly successful, and, with the partnership of Reay's Coaches, some parks have been discovered by Carlisle citizens who do not live in the immediate area.
As we discovered in 2005 a city with three major rivers is susceptible to flooding. However, it has also given Carlisle outstanding parks.
The various friends groups enjoy professional support from the Green Spaces team and the work that has been done at Talkin Tarn since it was taken over by the city council shows the botanical, ecological and wildlife expertise available.
In these straightened times it may seem that such a department may be seen as a luxury, but allotments, parks and green spaces are of even more vital importance when travel costs are escalating and many people face enforced leisure.
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I could already do this with piping, but I don´t want to do this, since it´s not as fast as directly reading/writing to the socket itself.
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Update I found the following entry in the node.js documentation:
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Construct a new socket object.
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fd allows you to specify the existing file descriptor of socket. type specified underlying protocol. It can be 'tcp4', 'tcp6', or 'unix'. About allowHalfOpen, refer to createServer() and 'end' event.
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Sports Illustrated Reporter Richard Deitsch Discusses His Experiences Covering the 2008 Olympics In Beijing
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A total of 10,500 athletes took part in 302 events in 28 sports in the recent 2008 Summer Olympic games. Richard Deitsch, a UM Knight-Wallace Fellow, is special projects editor and media writer for SI.com. He has covered four Olympic Games, including Salt Lake City, Athens, Turin and Beijing. At this program, Deitsch will give his eye-witness account of the '08 games. Cosponsored by the UM Knight-Wallace Fellows Program
A resident of New York City, Richard Deitsch is a Knight-Wallace Fellow for the 2008-09 academic year at the University of Michigan, where he will explore the relevancy of the Olympics in the 21st century.


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Commodity markets for grains and dairy reviewed
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August farm tour will feature manure processing and conservation practices
June 29, 2015 | Gerald May | Participants in the "What's New with Poo" bus tour will visit four farms implementing cutting-edge technologies and utilizing unique conservations practices.
Second annual 4-H Animal and Veterinary Science Camp was a success
June 26, 2015 | Julie Thelen | The 2015 camp expanded the horizons of 40 youth from across the country, helping them understand how many individual careers and paths there are within animal science and veterinary medicine.
Do H2S monitors belong on the swine farm?: Part two
June 24, 2015 | Madonna Benjamin | What do you do if someone is overcome by H2S on your farm?
Coping with euthanasia related stress: Part two
June 24, 2015 | Madonna Benjamin | How to deal with the stress caused by euthanasia of your swine.
Do H2S monitors belong on the swine farm?: Part one
June 23, 2015 | Madonna Benjamin | Should Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) monitors be worn on swine production sites during manure transfer?
The stockperson perspective on euthanasia: Part one
June 23, 2015 | Madonna Benjamin | Euthanasia can be one of the hardest parts of a stockpersons career, how do the handle it?
Bookmarks on animal care and well-being available
June 22, 2015 | Melissa Elischer | New resources answer common care and well-being questions about 4-H project animals at local fairs in the form of educational bookmarks.
4-H Animal Care and Well-Being Guide released
June 22, 2015 | Melissa Elischer | New resource regarding animal care and well-being to assist those who manage or participate in public events involving animals.
Do I need a permit to control wildlife on my farm?
June 18, 2015 | Erin Lizotte | Depending on the wildlife species and type of control to be implemented, a permit from state or federal wildlife management agencies may be required.
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Learn more about the new state-of-the-art home for Lesley's College of Art and Design
Friday, May 10, 2013
Today, Lesley is building the Lesley University Arts Center—the new home of the College of Art and Design—to advance engagement with the arts across the university, throughout the surrounding community, and everywhere our graduates pursue their professions.
The Arts Center, to be located on Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge's Porter Square, will double the College of Art and Design's current space, and is designed to be a nexus of creative thought and energy by providing state-of-the-art facilities for use by the arts programs in all of Lesley's schools. This major investment in the arts will not only benefit students and faculty, but also students and faculty across the university in programs like expressive therapies and creative arts.
Activity is already under way at the site. With construction expected to be completed by the end of 2014, we will embark on the spring 2015 semester, which begins in January 2015, in the new building—less than two years from now. The completion of the Arts Center will realize the College of Art and Design's long-awaited move from Boston's Kenmore Square to Lesley's Porter Campus.
The unique design of the new Arts Center marries history with contemporary design through construction of the new four-story building connected by a dramatic, glass-walled commons to the historic, former North Prospect Church.
The new Arts Center will contain classrooms, studios, digital and other laboratories, faculty offices, and flexible spaces for collaborative work. The ground floor will feature art exhibition spaces that invite the public in while enlivening the streetscape.
The Arts Commons Connector is a three-story glass arts commons space that will connect the new building with the historic church. The commons, opening onto a plaza on Massachusetts Avenue, serves as the entrance to the Arts Center, welcoming students, faculty and visitors into the complex.
The historic, former North Prospect Church is being relocated and restored to house the arts library and art-making studios.
The first phase of the Arts Center complex, housed in Lesley's University Hall on Massachusetts Avenue, is already completed and features drawing classrooms, critique rooms, space for the MFA in Photography Program, and professional-rate studios for seniors in all majors.
The Arts Center will expand the long tradition of offering robust events and activities to the Lesley community, including exhibitions, visiting artist lectures, conferences and symposia.
Please continue to follow project updates on the construction website: www.lesley.edu/artsconstruction.
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Memphis school board member extends scholarship offer to city students
Unified Shelby County Schools board member David Pickler will delay reviewing applications for the $1,000 scholarship he annually gives a senior in Shelby County Schools so seniors in Memphis can apply.
Last week, the mother of a Whitehaven High senior said two district employees, including the school board secretary, told her that her daughter was ineligible because the award was only for SCS students.
"April, my daughter, had picked up the application form in the guidance department at her school," said mother Pam Williams.
"We are supposed to be this one district, this one unified district. It really shouldn't make any difference. I didn't feel it was right."
Applications were due last Friday when Pickler was being installed as president of the National School Boards Association in San Diego.
Pickler said the application is "pretty clear" that it's for a Shelby County Schools student. "We have a unified board, but we do still have two separate school systems," he said. "My intent when I created the scholarship was to honor a senior in any of the eight county high schools."
For years, Pickler has given the scholarship to one senior a year from a fund he is endowing from his board stipend. SCS board members receive $4,200 a year. For 12 years, Pickler received an additional $300 as chairman.
The charter for the scholarship foundation requires it to support SCS activities, said Chris Price, foundation president. "As of Aug 1, we fully intend to include the additional schools that will be included in the Shelby County School system," Price wrote in an e-mail.
Pickler created a similar endowment to award two SCS teachers $500 each year for best use of classroom technology.
It takes $25,000 to create an endowment that pays $1,000 a year, he said.
Scholarship applications should be mailed to: Pickler Wealth Advisors, 1135 Halle Park Circle, Collierville, TN 38017.
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Originally written on Celtics Life | Last updated 1/22/13
Ainge continues to insist he likes the team as is. After the loss in Detroit on Sunday night Celtics head coach Doc Rivers went on a bit of a tirade, saying that if he couldn't find the right combination to get his team to play hard they were going to have to "get some guys out of here." Yesterday team president Danny Ainge dialed down Doc's comments a bit, and reaffirmed what he has said all year; that any major changes are unlikely. As reported by Steve Bulpett in The Boston Herald, here's what Ainge said: Realistically, I don't see major changes coming. Of course we're trying to get better, and any deal that was available that could help us, you obviously do that. But we're not just trying to make any deal. We're not selling the team off or anything like that. We're trying to win with what we have right now. That's got to be our first objective. Ainge went on to say that many of the issues the team is currently facing are nothing new, and a lot of the same stuff we've seen ...
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On Saturday night, I couldn't help but stop and think a bit about objectivity and injuries. Where do they fit in this tricky world of sports writing, where to cover a team is to remain apart from it while also entrenched? As I watched Chase Budinger jettison from the scrum of players under the Timberwolves' basket and hobble off the court in Chicago, propped up by a trainer and a teammate, I couldn't help but be upset. I couldn't help but feel that maybe I wasn't 100 percent, authentically objective in that instance, when basketball for a moment became pain and a player became a person. But we're not supposed to be upset, are we? As sports writers, we're supposed to make a note and tweet and follow up. We're supposed to stay on top of the injury and find out recovery times and surgery dates and prognoses. We're supposed to do it all with a straight face and without a shred of emotion, when really, that's so unrealistic. In these 72 games on the Timberwolves beat, I've seen more inju...
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Going out to eat isn't always about cravings. Often enough, mealtimes dictate our choices, limiting restaurant possibilities. When circumstances narrow the options, let 10Best help. We'll direct you to the best Breakfast/Brunch restaurants in Lexington and save you the hassle of calling around for business hours. 10Best readers find much to enjoy at Jonathan at Gratz Park thanks to its all-around good offerings. It's also hard to beat Ramsey's Diner, which serves just what you're looking for when you're in the market for a great Breakfast/Brunch.
9 Tolly-Ho Restaurant
Locally known as "the Ho," this UK campus mainstay is one of Lexington's best bets for a hearty breakfast any time of day. A favorite with college kids, the place also appeals to folks from all walks of life, from blue-bloods to blue-collar. Loaded omelets, packed breakfast sandwiches and pancakes satisfy early-risers or hungry night owls. (859-253-2007)
8 Alfalfa Restaurant
Known for vegetarian fare, this casual establishment near the UK also satisfies carnivores with its menu's wide-ranging scope. For more than a generation, the place has offered healthy alternatives to favorite dishes, serving everything from quiche to chicken and salmon, not to mention plenty of vegetable accompaniments and side dishes. A terrific weekend brunch features omelets, eggs benedict, scrambles, breakfast burritos, pancakes, and French toast. Breakfast on weekdays offers similar fare. (859-253-0014)
7 Holly Hill Inn Restaurant
Originally a self-sufficient farm house and country home, this estimable restaurant is one of the top regional spots for superb cuisine using fresh, local ingredients. A husband-and-wife team, both Culinary Institute of America alums, heads the restaurant and creates imaginative themed meals. Three-course brunch menus include eggs benedict (several varieties), omelets, pan-fried trout meuniere, and even frog's legs. Cocktails are also available. A fifteen-minute drive from Lexington. (859-846-4732)
6 Magee's Bakery
This neighborhood establishment pulls in a loyal cast of regulars, who come to meet up with friends and chat about what's new in Lexington and in their own lives. They're joined by folks who simply crave some of the area's most applauded coffee as well as the homemade baked goods Magee's is known for. The family-owned business offers plenty of tasty items, from crullers to croissants, and also makes available breakfast casseroles, biscuits, and quiche. Since 1956. (859-255-9481, 800-540-9918)
5 Ramsey's Diner
Although Ramsey's has several locations in town, this one — set in a big, white house — is the original. Everything's casual, nothing matches, and folks love it that way. People come from all over to indulge in big portions of incredible, home-cooked food, and the much-loved signature dish is the hot brown: toast, turkey, bacon, tomato, and cream sauce, broiled to perfection. Old-school fare like chicken and dumplings, pot roast, and plenty of good vegetables are standard, and brunch is a weekend tradition in the area. It's available all day long and features simple dishes like bacon, eggs, sausage, and hashbrowns. (859-259-2708)
4 Coffee Times Coffee House
Hip and funky, this coffee house is one of Lexington's most established and is a terrific place to savor a cup of joe. Coffees are fresh-roasted in-house, and the aromas that greet patrons provide a not-so-subtle hint of the good things to come. A variety of gourmet coffee and tea drinks satisfies eager visitors, who also partake of Italian sodas and hot chocolates. Along with the tasty, requisite desserts and pastries, light fare such as soups, quiches, and deli sandwiches can help ward off hunger pangs. (859-277-9140, 877-673-0577)
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In Praise of Woman: Meditation by Father Cantalamessa
Papal Household Preacher Comments on Sunday's Readings
VATICAN CITY, NOV. 12, 2005 (Zenit) - In his commentary on this Sunday's liturgical readings, Capuchin Father Raniero Cantalamessa, the preacher of the Pontifical Household, offers a reflection on the dignity of woman.
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For once, instead of concentrating on the Gospel (the parable of the talents), we will meditate on the first reading, taken from Proverbs, which speaks of the grandeur and dignity of woman.
The eulogy, though very beautiful, has a defect that is not grounded in the Bible, but rather in the age and culture it reflects. It reflects a masculine view: Blessed is the man who has a wife who makes his clothes, who honors his home, who enables him to walk with his head held high. Today, women would not be enthusiastic with this praise.
To know the authentic and definitive biblical thought on woman one must look at Jesus. He was not, as one would say today, a "feminist"; he never made an explicit analysis or criticism of the institutions and relations between classes and sexes. In his mission, the difference between man and woman has no weight. Both are images of God, both need redemption. But for this reason precisely he is able to unmask the deformations that have led to subjecting woman to man. Jesus is free before woman: He does not see her as a snare or a threat, and this allows him to break many prejudices.
Jesus does not refuse to speak with women, to teach them, to make them his disciples. Risen, he shows himself first of all to a group of women, who then become his first witnesses. From his lips there is never a word of contempt or irony for woman, something that was rather commonplace in the culture of the age, penetrated by misogyny. The salvation of woman is as important for Jesus as that of man. That is why many of his miracles affected women.
I am moved by one in particular: the healing of a woman who for 18 years "was bent over and could not fully straighten herself" (cf. Luke 13:10). Jesus called her and said: "Woman, you are free from your infirmity." Immediately she was made straight and praised God.
That woman, whom Jesus called and to whom he said, "you are free!" who now can raise her head, look at people in the face, see the sky, glorify God and feel like a person again, is a powerful symbol. She is not just one woman; she represents the feminine condition. She is every woman who does not walk bent over, not because of an illness, but because of the oppression to which she has been subjected to in almost all cultures. What freedom and what hope is contained in this cry of Jesus!
One of the positive events of our age is the emancipation of women, their equality of rights. In the apostolic letter on the dignity of woman ("Mulieris Dignitatem"), John Paul II underlined the contribution the Church wants to make to this sign of the times.
Woman (like man) has a powerful ally in this journey of authentic liberation -- the Holy Spirit. He himself "bearing witness with our spirit that we are children of God" (Romans 8:16) gives us the real meaning of our dignity and freedom.
In Hebrew, the name of the Holy Spirit, "Ruah," is feminine. But, without stressing this fact too much, it is true that there is a certain affinity, a conniving, and a partnership between the Holy Spirit and woman. He is called the paraclete, which means consoler, and "spirit of life," which "warms what is cold, heals what is sick." And who better than woman shares, at the human level, these prerogatives?
It is said that the daughter of a king of France treated her young maid very harshly. One day, irritated, she said to her: "Don't you know I am the daughter of your king?" The young girl replied calmly: "And, don't you know that I am the daughter of your God?"
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Re: Laserjet 6P is detected installed but prints a single line of text on multiple pages??? Help! in response to mcloop
The single line of text is most likely print commands. This sort of thing can happen when you use a printer language/driver that the printer does support. An example is using a Postscript driver to a PCL printer. Checking the tech specs for the 6P, the printer does only support PCL while the 6MP added support for Postscript.
So what you can try is opening Print & Scan, selecting the LJ6P in the Printers list and removing it by clicking the minus button under the Printers list. Then click the plus button to add the printer again, select it in the list but then you need to change the Print Using menu from the 6P to Generic Laser Printer. Click Add to complete the queue creation and then see if this will print from the iMac.


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Book talk & signingJerry V. Ramsey PH.D, author ofStealing Puget Sound 1832-1869Wednesday, September 23 at 7 p.m.Wheelock Branch3722 North 26th Street
In Stealing Puget Sound 1832-1869, Jerry Ramsey exposes the little know political tension between the first British settlers and the Americans who crossed the Oregon Trail fifteen years later. The British legal ownership of the precious land in the Puget Sound region was confirmed by international treaty. The well known "Pig War" was a direct result of the "squeeze" aggressive American settlers put on the British owners.
Ramsey uses primary source letters and journals, plus some secondary materials to document and reference historical accuracy. The book remains comfortably readable but challenges "politically correct" history.
Jerry V. Ramsey PH.D. earned his BA at the University of Puget Sound, a Master's Degree at the University of Washington, Seattle, and a Doctorate at Columbia Pacific University in San Rafael, California. He taught at all levels, Pre-School to Grad School, in public schools, universities, and learning centers for over 30 years.
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Wichita Falls, Wichita County officials and area residents are preparing for a weekend full of potential flooding.
Wichita County is requesting Governor Abbott go further than declaring a disaster.
Every quarter the Wichita County Sheriff's Office holds an award ceremony to recognize the diligence of particular deputies who go above and beyond in the call of duty.
When it comes to the possibility of more heavy rain, Camp Chaparral, like so many other businesses, is now playing the waiting game. Staff members are eagerly waiting for the water that flooded the camp grounds to recede.
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An order signed by Wichita County Judge Woody Gossom orders additional home evacuations.
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Wichita County officials are looking for volunteers to fill sand bags at the Eskimo Hut on Seymour Highway.
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All the rain this past week was truly needed and we sure are thankful for it, but all the moisture is slowing progress on a big project in the city.
This week is National Law Enforcement Memorial Week, and today the Wichita Falls Police Department held a special memorial service honoring those officers who gave their life to protect the city.
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There is one really good thing about 173.14.05:
XVideo finally works on this configuration. Yay.
And it should be said that it's largely working. It always starts on the internal panel, but switching to an external panel via the hot-key works.
However, there is still a list of things that don't work, some of which are showstoppers. I've included two nvidia-debug files. The first includes the internal panel connected... the other (2) does not. Only one panel is active at a time.
The driver/video card take 100% of one CPU via an interrupt storm (either file)
Some applications work on the external panel, but those with shader models don't (ie: glmatrix works, eve-online (classic) does not --- note that eve-online-classic works on the internal panel) (nvidia-debug.log)
Even though the card reads as in "high performance" mode via nvidia-config, it never seems to leave 150Mhz mode --- so everything is very slow. Much slower than my 7800gtx. (either file).
It strikes me that if the system could default to displaying on the external panel (when connected), then the shader may work on the external panel. Is there a way to specify this? I seem to remember reading something about some features not working right when a display change had been done.
In fact, with further testing, eve-online-classic doesn't work on the internal panel after having been switched from the external panel.
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Famous Henrico Citizens: GABRIEL
Gabriel was a slave born in Henrico County in 1776 – the same year the United States became free from Great Britain. He was a blacksmith who lived on a tobacco plantation called Brookfield, owned by a man named Thomas Prosser.
Many slaves were not taught to read or write, but Gabriel was. By the time he was in his early 20s, Gabriel was considered intelligent by those who knew him.
Because he was a slave, Gabriel worked when and where Prosser told him to work. Sometimes Prosser made money by sending Gabriel to work for other people. During these experiences, Gabriel met and worked with other slaves and free men from around the world.
In Virginia at that time, about 40 percent of all residents of the state were slaves. Gabriel realized that he and other slaves should do something to try to become free. Secretly, he began talking with other slaves to organize a rebellion against slaveowners in Richmond as a way to accomplish that goal.
The rebellion was supposed to take place on Aug. 30, 1800, but the weather was too bad that day. Unfortunately for Gabriel, slaveowners began to hear about the plans, and the state militia caught Gabriel as he tried to escape.
The rebellion never occurred, and Gabriel and 25 other slaves were hanged for their attempt. But his attempt was important, because it showed that slaves were not willing to be treated as property of other people. They wanted to be free and were willing to fight for their freedom – just like America had fought for its freedom from Great Britain.
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On June 13, the Short Pump Rotary Club partnered with Schnabel Engineering for a day of volunteer work with Rebuilding Together Richmond. Team members (among them [from left] Chris Rufe, Melissa Abraham, Rick Naschold, and Micky Ogburn) completed a variety of repairs and home improvements ranging from painting and landscaping to cabinet installation and fence building.
"It was a privilege to be involved in this project," said club president Melissa Abraham. "The homeowner kept thanking the volunteers, but I think all of us would agree we are the ones who actually benefited. It was an opportunity to help a community member, fellowship with great people and improve our handyman skills." > Read more.
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Alexander (pictured, at right, while Unity of Bon Air church member Harry Simmons interviews him) has written about what he considers to be his journey through the afterlife.
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Explaining the nuts and bolts of Pixar's new, exciting, innovative Inside Out – really digging into the film's shape-and-color explanation of the human mind – would take up the entirety of this review. And probably three or four more (if movies had instruction manuals, Inside Out's would be the size and general poundage of a cinder block).
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C'mon, man... I don't speak video card, but I did spend money on this product, so could you please back off on the scolding and help me out just a bit more here??? I *have* tried to follow the instructions in the stickies. But there are many stickies and many of them are several years old and there are many machine configurations to consider and if I were an expert, I wouldn't be needing to post here.
I ran this command from one of the stickies "Installing NVIDIA Linux graphics drivers on recent distributions (FC, Ubuntu, etc)" to make certain that I am running the latest version of required libraries:
[root@localhost js]# yum install kernel-smp-devel xorg-x11-server-sdk pkgconfig
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Parsing package install arguments
No Match for argument: xorg-x11-server-sdk
Nothing to do
Now what, eh?
I don't know what the heck SELinux is, so I didn't change the security context also listed on that same stickie.
The sticky entitled ": If you have a stability problem, PLEASE read this first" was posted in 2005 WELL BEFORE THE LATEST DRIVER WAS RELEASED. I am not going to screw around with my system and apply commands blindly because someone said so two years ago in response to two year old versions of Linux kernels and video drivers. (Was this card even available two years ago? I don't know.)
Yes, I have searched the other postings. Which, I should mention, was a real pain because of the restriction that users can only perform one search every 60 seconds.
Look. I am not some kid trying to run the latest video game - I am trying to make a living as part of a web 2.0 startup and since upgrading to the latest version of the Nvidia drivers, JOGL applications crash big time.
I emailed a copy of nvidia-bug-report.log thanks to what I read in the sticky "If you have a problem, PLEASE read this first". So now when am I going to be contacted by a human that can help me to find out what the hell is going on???
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Welcome to Mt Sierra College
About Mt. Sierra College
Mt Sierra College is located in the beautiful City of Monrovia, CA just 20 miles northeast of Los Angeles at the base of the beautiful San Gabriel Mountains, just eight miles east of the City of Pasadena in Los Angeles County.
Monrovia has everything from world-class cultural facilities to glorious recreational outlets to top-rated education and healthcare facilities within minutes for its residents. Residents will find that they are close to everything that is Los Angeles: the Rose Bowl, Hollywood, Universal Studios, Palm Springs, the Santa Monica Pier, Disneyland, Knott's Berry Farm and other Southern California attractions are all just a short drive away.
History of the College
Mt. Sierra College was founded in January of 1990 and continues to serve the ever-growing need for leaders in design and media arts, business and technology. The effective use of technology has always been at the core of its educational mission.
During the early days of its existence, the College was known as Computer Technology Institute and briefly as Pasadena Career Institute. The college changed its name to Mt. Sierra Career College in January 1991. Short courses in computer software applications were offered at that time. In 1992, the College became a Novell Education Academic Partner and was authorized to offer Novell courses. In 1993 the College began its long-standing partnership with Microsoft and was authorized to offer Microsoft certification preparation courses.
The College laid the foundation for its Bachelor of Science degree programs in 1994 and changed its name to Mt. Sierra College. Now the cornerstone of its mission, the College's bachelor degree programs undergo continuous review to insure that students are receiving the education they need to succeed. After receiving accreditation in April of 1996, Mt. Sierra College offered its first courses leading to degrees in Telecommunications Technology, Multimedia Design Tech¬nology and Computer Information Technology. In the Fall of 2002, Mt. Sierra College launched its first business degree program, a Bachelor of Science in eBusiness.
Since then, the College has introduced new programs in the Media Arts and Design department, including the innovative Game Arts and Design program. The College now offers two additional business degrees, Business Administration and Entrepreneurship, as well as an additional degree in technology, Information Security.
Pioneering the use of online technology, the College developed its FlexLearn® instructional delivery method, introduced in January, 2002. FlexLearn® means flexi¬ble learning! FlexLearn® students complete their degrees taking a combination of online and campus-based courses. If the past is any indication of the future, Mt. Sierra College will continue its pattern of innovative curriculum development.
Why Student Choose Us
It doesn't take long to take in the fact that Mt Sierra College is a place for the creative, imaginative, out-of-box thinkers who learn best when they are able to immediately apply what they learn to practical real world skills. Our students are from a diverse population that represents a global world.
The student community of Mt Sierra College is one where you can find groups studying or working on a class project or a Smash Brothers tournament being held in the student commons. It is a place where ping-pong tournaments and internships are mentioned in the same conversation. The artistic and imaginative student who has an interest in information security, graphic design, visual effects, computer information systems, or business entrepreneurship will find a home at Mt Sierra College.
Letter from the President
Mt Sierra College has been serving the San Gabriel Valley communities for over 30 years. In that time, we have worked to establish ourselves as student centric, goal oriented, academically creative college that promotes and celebrates student and graduate success.
To achieve our goals, we constantly strive to engage industry proven faculty with impressive lists of individual accomplishments and who have found a true enthusiasm for helping others learn the skills necessary to join them in their career field. Our classes are unique because we challenge creative expression and work to build confidence in our students as we connect their ideas to the technical skills necessary to breathe life into them.
From the moment you walk into the lobby, you will recognize our campus to be one that is inviting and welcoming. We are a community oriented campus and you will often see business leaders on campus which gives our students a great opportunity to connect early to potential employers. We promote the idea of giving back by constantly hosting community activities that help ensure the community and its leaders know not only about the college but also our students and alumni.
Whether you are looking for your first college experience or are a business professional working to finish what you started, you will know we are here to help. We become your academic partner on the journey toward a new career in Graphic Design, Business, Technology or Game Arts. We will know you by name and more importantly will work to provide resources and solutions to ensure your success all along the way.
Welcome to Mt Sierra College and the beginning of what I believe will be one of the most exciting journeys of your life.
William Kakish, Ph.D.
President, Mt Sierra College
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Programming Merit Badge Day
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Today's youth are spending more time than ever using digital media for education, research, socializing, and fun. To help families and volunteers keep youth safe while online, the Boy Scouts of America introduces the Cyber Chip.
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Come join us for our monthly Food Truck Events hosted by Mt. Sierra College every first Thursday of the month.
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Mt Sierra College is where creative minds brings your designs to life; where technology innovators challenge obstacles around them and Business Entrepreneurs makes their dreams a reality.We are proud to celebrate the successes of our graduates and alumni and always look for new contacts that provide our graduates opportunities to achieve their professional career goals.
We are also aware that as graduates you may need assistance with transcripts, new employment opportunities, and sometimes are available to share their personal story with our current students. As we continuously build a network or employers, alumni and community contacts, we are opening doors for the students and alumni who come to Mt Sierra College with a focus on an expected outcome.
Academic Programs
Graphic Design
Using traditional design concepts along with today's technology, Mt. Sierra College Graphic Design graduates will be prepared to tackle complex design challenges using a wide variety of software, hardware and proven design applications. Students will learn how to create a distinctive "look" for promotional, print, graphic designs, brochures, logos, packaging, illustrations, billboards and advertisements.
Visual Effects & Digital Video
The Visual Effects and Digital Video student is seriously playful. Professionals in the visual effects and digital video field cut through the clutter and deliver a lot of information in a short amount of time. Visual Effects & Digital Video is design in motion.
Game Arts & Design
People once called them games. Now we call them training for pilots and soldiers, learning tools for children, and totally-blow-your-mind-graphics. What was once a cottage industry is now an 11 billion dollar market that desperately needs programmers and designers. With the hands-on education Mt. Sierra College offers, students become skilled professionals. Graduates of the Games Arts & Design program enter the field eager to develop the next generation of games and simulations for a growing industry.
Telecommunication Technology
With change comes opportunity. Computer technology is used all around us. It has become the backbone of the global economy. Securing our computer-based resources helps to secure our world. A degree in Information Security offers students the combination of hands-on experience, critical thinking, general education, communication skills and theoretical applications that will lead to opportunities for success within the expanding world of information security.
Computer Information Technology
Computers are essential for everyday life and business life – we just can't get by without them. Those with a technology degree in California will be in high demand to keep these important tools up and running. Computer information technology is a hands-on, technological and communication-based area. A degree will be the stepping stone to these great jobs, and the Computer Information Technology program at Mt. Sierra is the place to start. You'll learn the basics along with advanced techniques – things that will help you as you enter the workforce. Our program emphasizes hands-on experience with operating systems, systems design and network management. You'll learn both theory and practice from knowledgeable faculty that want you to grow and succeed in computer information technology.
Information Security
With change comes opportunity. Computer technology is used all around us. It has become the backbone of the global economy. Securing our computer-based resources helps to secure our world. A degree in Information Security offers students the combination of hands-on experience, critical thinking, general education, communication skills and theoretical applications that will lead to opportunities for success within the expanding world of information security.
Business Administration
With a presence in virtually every sector of the economy, Business Administration continues to be a heavily sought-after skill with a universal appeal. When you include the integration of technology into standard business practices, then you have moved into the business of the twenty-first century.
Business Entrepreneurship
As a significant contributor of jobs and innovations, entrepreneurship is vital to the stability of the American economy. Having a million dollar idea is one thing, but having the education and skill to execute the idea and turn it into a successful business is another. Enter Mt. Sierra College and the true entrepreneur.