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Want to learn more about using media in the classroom? You've come to the right place. Learn from educators around the world. Find new and innovative ways to use media in your classroom. This week we'll showcase our three stories that got the most votes. We'll explore the many different ways to find themed content within Discovery Education...and how educators are using it. We'll explore a great mobile app for creating digital flashcards. And, of course, we'll highlight this week's webinars.
Take Teaching to the Next Level Where Microscope and Mouse Meet Connecting to a Global Community of Educators Matt's Media Tips 4-16 The votes are in! Congratulations Susan Julio of West Navarre Primary in Santa Rosa County, Florida and Shelly Tuloch of Bedford South School in Bedford, Nova Scotia for gaining the most votes! The six-word stories that garnered the most votes are listed below. Susan and Shelly, as promised, I will ship you one Discovery Education FlipCam for each of these stories. Please shoot me an email (email@example.com) to let me know where I should ship the cameras (home/school) and please include the mailing address. An apple still makes me smile... Susan Julio West Navarre Primary Santa Rosa, FL May your TWEETS be with you Shelly Tulloch Bedford South School Bedford, Nova Scotia Twitter calls. The world TWEETS back. Shelly Tulloch Bedford South School Bedford, Nova Scotia And now onto a few tips and tricks Today's theme is...about themes. More specifically I'm going to show you how to find thematic content within Discovery Education. We'll also explore some ways to used the themed content within your classrooms. If you've been reading these weekly tips and tricks or have ever entered a key word into the Discovery Education search bar and clicked on the blue Search button, you already know you have access to thousands of different pieces of media. And that is fantastic..and maybe a tad overwhelming. So to help you sort through all of this marvelous media we've assembled a number of ways to view content thematically. One of the coolest ways to find themed content is simply to drop down the More Options box and select "Theme Pages" from the drop down box next to "Media:" Of course you could always type in a keyword first, like "Planet Earth, Constitution, Holiday, etc.," and then choose theme pages to get a more concentrated/refined result. Whatever your method, once you click on a theme page, you'll always find a list of videos, images, encyclopedia articles, lesson plans and more related to the theme that you've chosen. Remember that Matt's Tips and Tricks edition where I highlighted the Teacher Center's (or Centre's for my friends from Canada) treasure trove of resources? Of course you do, because you are that awesome. Missed that issue? Don't worry. I still think you're awesome. Inside the Teacher Center you'll find a ton of themed content. Let's review. The ReadyZone: Continuity of Learning was first created when the H1N1 virus was affecting thousands of kids. Since these students were missing school over extended periods of time we wanted to find a way to ensure continuity of learning. This resource has now been used around the country as part of Sub plans and even by parents who want to continue learning over the summer! Not too long ago our neighbors in the White House called Discovery Education to see if we could create something to help get kids excited about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. And being good neighbors, we created STEM Connect. Each subject is broken into grade bands from K-2 to 9-12. Each grade band includes videos from professionals in careers related to Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Related material is also available in each section. But the real gem of this collection is the activity section. Scroll down to the bottom to find fantastic lesson plans that complement each section. The Calendar is one of my favorite things within Discovery Education and it has been in place since we were called unitedstreaming. Each day is broken into different subject areas. Each subject area features something that happened on that day in history. My favorite day on the calendar is March 12 in the subject area of Science. If you follow that path you will find that the first parachute jump from a plane happened on March 12, 1912. I like to imagine what that dinner conversation was like on March 11, 1912. At that point no one had ever jumped out of a plane...at least willingly! What do you think that guy was saying to his wife, girlfriend, mom, etc. that night as plates were being passed around? Even better, a colleague of mine - Austin Dolan, thought that this calendar event would make a great writing prompt. His idea was so creative. Make the students journalists covering this event. What would they be writing about as this man fell from the sky for the very first time? The Thematic Focus is yet another way to find great teaching topics with lots of themed content. Each focus area includes resources like discussion guides and lesson plans by grade level. Each focus area also includes links to media, activities and calendar events and articles. My favorite Foci? Well thanks for asking. I like the ones on AfricanAmerican History and Authors and Great Books II. The Discovery Atlas Interactive Map (and Discovery Atlas Canada for my Canadian friends) is a pretty cool tool. By clicking on this map you will find videos related to culture, history, government and the natural world. And just like everything else, you can place a link to the map in your My Content area (see issue on 4/2) or assign it directly to your students (see issue on 1/18). One of my favorite examples of using the Discovery Atlas Interactive Map comes from Fairfax, VA. There was a middle school teacher there who was using the atlas to help her students learn about Africa. She challenged her students to become Ministers of Tourism. Each student chose a country and, using the content found within the atlas, created short tourism videos that promoted the different cultures, governments, animals, and history that you will find when visiting their country. 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I like that you can upload your images from Discovery Education or take your own images with your mobile device. This app was initially designed for students; however, they have also created a teacher/ class account. Educators can create flashcards for their students to study online or on-the-go. Students have the ability to to quiz themselves and track their mastery. The cost for educators - well that is free too! 4/16 4/21 9am 3pm 4/23 7pm 8pm 4/24 7pm 8pm Miss a week? Catch back up here! 4/9/2012 Scratch and Pop. Six-Word Story finalists revealed. Links between Discovery Education and Scratch.mit.edu, Popplet.com and EduTechr mobile app explored. Mi Content es Su Content. 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|Table of Contents
|Vol. 81, No. 5, 2012
Issue release date: August 2012
|Section title: Innovations
Inflammatory and Cell-Mediated Immune Biomarkers in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and Depression: Inflammatory Markers Are Higher in Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome than in DepressionMaes M.a · Twisk F.N.M.b · Ringel K.c
aMaes Clinics, TRIA, Bangkok, Thailand; bME-de-patiënten Foundation, Limmen, The Netherlands; cImmunologische Laboratorien, Aachen, Germany
Received: 7/27/2011 3:40:13 PM
Accepted: 1/20/2012
Published online: 7/20/2012
Issue release date: August 2012
Number of Print Pages: 10
Number of Figures: 0
Number of Tables: 4
ISSN: 0033-3190 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-0348 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/PPS
Background: Depression is an inflammatory disorder while many authors declare myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) to be a functional disorder. The aim of the present study is to compare inflammatory and cell-mediated immune (CMI) responses between depression and ME/CFS. Methods: We measured two proinflammatory cytokines (PICs) in plasma, interleukin-1 (IL-1) and tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α), with enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays, and serum neopterin with a radioimmunoassay in controls, ME/CFS and depressive patients. Results: Plasma PICs were significantly higher in ME/CFS than in depression and higher in both patient groups than in controls. Increased PIC levels in depression were attributable to the presence of fatigue and physio-somatic symptoms. Serum neopterin did not differ significantly between depression and ME/CFS but was higher in both patient groups than in controls. The significant positive correlations between neopterin and either IL-1 or TNF-α were significantly greater in depression than in ME/CFS. Conclusions: Since PICs cause depression-like behaviors and fatigue/malaise, we suggest that inflammation may play a role in the pathophysiology of ME/CFS and depression. Increased neopterin also seems to contribute to the pathophysiology of both disorders. This study has detected a shared 'pathway phenotype', i.e. disorders in inflammatory and CMI pathways, which underpins both ME/CFS and depression and, therefore, may explain the co-occurrence of both disorders. ME/CFS and depression are discriminated from each other by increased PICs in ME/CFS and differences in the immune cell communication networks.
© 2012 S. Karger AG, Basel
Prof. Dr. Michael Maes, MD, PhD
Maes Clinics, TRIA, Piyavate Hospital
998 Rimklongsamsen Road
Bangkok 10310 (Thailand)
Tel. +66 2660 2728, E-Mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Received: July 27, 2011
Accepted after revision: January 20, 2012
Published online: July 20, 2012
Number of Print Pages : 10
Number of Figures : 0, Number of Tables : 4, Number of References : 54
Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics
Vol. 81, No. 5, Year 2012 (Cover Date: August 2012)
Journal Editor: Fava G.A. (Bologna)
ISSN: 0033-3190 (Print), eISSN: 1423-0348 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/PPS
Received: 7/27/2011 3:40:13 PM
Accepted: 1/20/2012
Published online: 7/20/2012
Issue release date: August 2012
Number of Print Pages: 10
Number of Figures: 0
Number of Tables: 4
ISSN: 0033-3190 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-0348 (Online)
For additional information: http://www.karger.com/PPS


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Swiss Chocolate Tarts
|4 Ounce, softened
|Icing sugar
|1 Ounce, sifted
|4 Ounce
|Drinking chocolate powder
|2 Tablespoon
|To finish
|Seedless raspberry jam
|2 Tablespoon
|Icing sugar
|2 Tablespoon (For Sprinkling)
1) Preheat oven to temperature of 375 degrees.
2) In a bowl, put the butter and icing sugar and beat well till the mixture is light.
3) Add half of the flour and drinking chocolate and beat well. Add the remaining ingredients and beat thoroughly till smooth.
4) In 6 paper bun cases, pipe the mixture in whirls. Starts the whirls in the center.
5) Bake in the preheated oven for 30 minutes.
6) If you wish to freeze the tarts, quickly cool them and then flash freeze till firm. Pack in a rigid container, seal, label and store in the freezer.
7) To serve without freezing, place the tarts on a serving plate and serve warm, at room temperature or slightly chilled. In the center of each warm tart, put some ham and sprinkle icing sugar all over. If using frozen tarts, first thaw them for 1 to 2 hours at room temperature and then serve after garnishing as directed. These make an excellent and delectable dessert.


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Choux Pastry Dough
15 Mar 2011
|4 Fluid Ounce (125 Milliliter)
|Unsalted butter
|2 Ounce, chilled (50 Gram)
|2 , lightly beaten
|Plain flour
|2 1⁄2 Ounce, sifted (65 Gram)
|1 Pinch
1. Put the water and butter in a small saucepan and heat gently until the butter has melted. Bring to the boil, remove the pan from the heat and immediately beat in the flour and salt until evenly combined.
2. Return the pan to a gentle heat and cook, stirring with a wooden spoon, until the mixture comes together and starts to leave the sides of the pan.
3. Remove from the heat and beat in the eggs with a wooden spoon a little at a time, beating well after each addition until the egg is incorporated and the mixture is smooth and shiny. Use as required.
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In my last post we built the service and data access layer for our LINQ to SQL N-Tier application. In this post we'll walk through building a very simple Windows client form that works with our middle-tier.
Adding the Service Reference
Now that we have our middle-tier built it's time to add the service reference to the client project. Sine we have both .NET on the server and the client I'm going to use type sharing so that we can reuse the business objects (LINQ to SQL classes) on both ends. If you recall we we already added a project reference on the client to the OMSDataLayer project that defines these types.
Once you add that project reference we can add the service reference by right-clicking on the client and selecting "Add Service Reference" which opens up the Visual Studio 2008 Add Service Reference dialog. Hit the Discover button and it will pick up the OMSService in our solution. Click on the "Advanced" button and you'll notice some interesting settings here that I should mention.
Note here that the default is to "Reuse types in all referenced assemblies". This means that since we added the project reference to our LINQ to SQL business objects first, when the service proxy is generated it will not create new classes on the client, instead it will reference our business object types directly. Although this can make versioning more of a challenge it drastically cuts down the amount of code we have to write to maintain our business rules because now they are shared. However note that rules we call from the client cannot access the database directly. Our application here does not have any rules like that but it's something you may need to code for in your scenarios.
The other interesting settings I'll mention are the Collection type and Dictionary collection type settings since we're passing these types from our service. You can set these types to serialize differently if you need to. For instance, you can set the collection type to a BindingList if you are going to use all the collections from this service in typical data binding scenarios. Since this setting is for the entire service and we're only going to need a BindingList for just our GetOrdersByCustomerID result, I'm opting to keep the default Array type instead.
Loading the Data
Now we're ready to build our n-tier master-detail (one-to-many) form. Create a new form and then add a new data source (Menu, Data --> Add New Data Source) and select Object. Then expand the OMSDataLayer and choose the Order object and then do it again for Product.
Now we can build the master-detail form like I showed in this post (see the "Data Sources and Data Binding the Form" section) but this time against the objects in the shared assembly. The other main difference is that we don't need the Customer object because we're going to limit our data to just one customer.
Now we're ready to create an instance of our service reference and load the Orders from the middle-tier. Since the list will deserialize as an array, I'm going to place them into a BindingList that the form will manage. This will give us automatic add/delete support to the collection and a better data binding experience. I'm also going to set up a couple lists to track deletes of Order and OrderDetails. In a real application typically you create your own subclass of the BindingList and have it track these things but I'm trying to keep this example simple. We'll also load the products just like we did before but this time in our query we call the service instead.
Public Class NtierMasterDetailForm
Dim customerID As Integer = 1 'should come from a search form
Dim proxy As New OMSServiceReference.OMSServiceClient
Dim Orders As New BindingList(Of Order)
Dim DeletedOrders As New List(Of Order)
Dim DeletedDetails As New List(Of OrderDetail)
Private Sub Form1_Load() Handles MyBase.Load
'Load the orders from our service
Dim orderList = proxy.GetOrdersByCustomerID(customerID)
For Each o In orderList
Me.OrderBindingSource.DataSource = Me.Orders
Dim emptyProduct As Product() = _
{New Product With {.Name = "<Select a product>", .ProductID = 0}}
Me.ProductBindingSource.DataSource = (From Empty In emptyProduct).Union( _
From Product In proxy.GetProductList _
Order By Product.Name)
End Sub
Tracking Changes on the Objects
Now let's see how we're going to track all the changes made to the Orders and OrderDetails. First let's take another look at our BaseBusiness class. This is the class that we created in this post when we implemented our validation. When we built the middle-tier I mentioned that we needed to add this property but it's the client that needs to set it. Here's a look at the modifications we need to make to the BaseBusiness object including adding the DataMember attribute to the new IsDirty property as well as on the ValidationErrors dictionary.
<DataContract()> _
Public Class BaseBusiness
Implements IDataErrorInfo
Private m_isDirty As Boolean
<DataMember()> _
Public Property IsDirty() As Boolean
Return m_isDirty
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Boolean)
m_isDirty = value
End Set
End Property
'This dictionary contains a list of our validation errors for each field
Private m_validationErrors As New Dictionary(Of String, String)
<DataMember()> _
Public Property ValidationErrors() As Dictionary(Of String, String)
Return m_validationErrors
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Dictionary(Of String, String))
m_validationErrors = value
End Set
End Property...
Since LINQ to SQL classes implement IPropertyNotifyChanged we can handle this event to set the IsDirty flag. The easiest way to set this flag is to tell the business objects themselves to do it. In order to hook up this event handler again when the objects are deserialized from the WCF service we can attribute a method with the OnDeserializedAttribute and add an event handler to the PropertyChanged event on all our business objects.
Partial Class Order
Inherits BaseBusiness
<OnDeserialized()> _
Private Sub OnDeserialized(ByVal context As StreamingContext)
AddHandler Me.PropertyChanged, AddressOf MyPropertyChanged
End Sub
Private Sub MyPropertyChanged(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.ComponentModel.PropertyChangedEventArgs) _ Handles Me.PropertyChanged
If e.PropertyName <> "Customer" Then
Me.IsDirty = True
End If
End Sub...
The trick in the handler is to set the IsDirty flag only if the entity reference (the parent reference) property is not being set because we want to only set this flag if the user is making changes, not when the collection reference is set by the system.
Tracking adds is really easy because when an object is added to the collection it will be sent to the middle-tier and we can use the primary keys to determine if the Order or OrderDetail is new. For instance, if the OrderID on the Order is equal to zero (OrderID = 0) then we know we have a new object in the collection.
Deletes are a bit trickier because when you delete an object from the collection it's gone. If you are implementing a custom BindingList then you can just override the RemoveItem method but in our simple form we're just going to add the Order or OrderDetail being deleted to our Deleted* lists when the delete buttons are clicked on the form.
Private Sub OrderNavigatorDeleteItem_Click() Handles BindingNavigatorDeleteItem.Click
'Track deletes of orders
If Me.OrderBindingSource.Position > -1 Then
Dim order As Order = CType(Me.OrderBindingSource.Current, Order)
If order.OrderID > 0 Then
'Greater than 0 indicates that the object came from the database.
'If it's = 0 then we know the object was added here then deleted
' and we don't need to track that.
End If
End If
End Sub
Private Sub DetailNavigatorDeleteItem_Click() Handles DetailNavigatorDeleteItem.Click
'Track deletes of details
If Me.OrderDetailsBindingSource.Position > -1 Then
Dim detail As OrderDetail = CType(Me.OrderDetailsBindingSource.Current, OrderDetail)
If detail.OrderDetailID > 0 Then
End If
End If
End Sub
Validating and Saving our Changes
Before we send the changes to the service on the middle-tier we should validate the business objects here to save a round-trip. When we were working with the LINQ to SQL DataContext in connected mode the objects were validated when we called SubmitChanges(). This still happens in our middle-tier code but we need to validate here on the client as well so I added a public Validate method to the LINQ to SQL partial classes that just simply call into the OnValidate private methods we wrote previously. In the case of Order we'll also validate any OrderDetails.
Partial Class Order
Inherits BaseBusiness . . .
Public Sub Validate()
'Validate the OrderDetails if there are any
For Each d In Me.OrderDetails
End Sub...
Now we're ready to write our save code. If everything validates here on the client we first then send the deletes to the middle-tier, and if all goes well there then we clear the lists where we were tracking those objects. Then we can send the added and updated rows into the middle-tier. The middle-tier will then perform the validation there and then update and insert the business objects, and return the added primary/foreign keys. If we had any additional middle-tier business rules then those would also run and we could add additional validation messages that would be sent back in the ValidationErrors collection on each object.
The last thing left to do is dump the collection coming back from the middle-tier with our added keys back into the BindingList on our form. We just need to suspend the data binding first then we can copy the array back into the BindingList collection. Here's all the save code and supporting form methods.
Private Sub OrderBindingNavigatorSaveItem_Click() _
Handles OrderBindingNavigatorSaveItem.Click
End Sub
''' <summary>
''' Saves all changes to the middle-tier
''' </summary>
''' <remarks></remarks>
Private Sub Save()
'Push any pending edits on the BindingSources to the BindingList
Dim saved = True
'Only save changes if there are some and they are valid
If Me.HasChanges AndAlso Me.ValidateOrders() Then
Dim saveOrders = Me.Orders.ToArray
If Me.DeletedDetails.Count > 0 OrElse Me.DeletedOrders.Count > 0 Then
'Delete any orders/details
If proxy.DeleteOrders(Me.DeletedOrders.ToArray, _
Me.DeletedDetails.ToArray) Then
saved = False
End If
End If
If saved Then
If saveOrders.Length > 0 Then
'Update/insert orders/details
saved = proxy.SaveOrders(saveOrders)
End If
End If
Catch ex As Exception
End Try
'merges added keys and any validation errors from the middle-tier
End If
If Me.HasErrors Then
'Display any errors if there are any (same technique as before)
MsgBox("Please correct the errors on this form.")
If saved Then
MsgBox("Your data was saved.")
MsgBox("Your data was not saved.")
End If
End If
End Sub
''' <summary>
''' Returns True if there are any validation errors on the business objects.
''' </summary>
''' <returns></returns>
''' <remarks></remarks>
Private Function HasErrors() As Boolean
For Each o In Me.Orders
If o.HasErrors Then Return True
Return False
End Function
''' <summary>
''' Validates all the orders (order details are validated in the Order.Validate)
''' </summary>
''' <remarks></remarks>
Private Function ValidateOrders() As Boolean
For Each o In Me.Orders
Catch ex As ValidationException
Return False
End Try
Return True
End Function
''' <summary>
''' Returns True if there are any changes to any of the orders/details.
''' </summary>
''' <returns></returns>
''' <remarks></remarks>
Private Function HasChanges() As Boolean
If Me.DeletedDetails.Count > 0 OrElse Me.DeletedOrders.Count > 0 Then
Return True
End If
For Each o In Me.Orders
If o.IsDirty Then Return True
For Each d In o.OrderDetails
If d.IsDirty Then Return True
Return False
End Function
''' <summary>
''' Copies from array to the BindingList while suspending data binding
''' </summary>
''' <param name="changes"></param>
''' <remarks></remarks>
Private Sub MergeOrdersList(ByVal changes() As Order)
Dim pos = Me.OrderBindingSource.Position
Me.OrderBindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = False
For Each o In changes
Me.OrderBindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = True
Me.OrderBindingSource.Position = pos
End Sub
And that's basically it. As you can see even in it's simplest implementation (that I could think of) writing n-tier applications with LINQ to SQL takes some work, especially as the relations between our object collections increase. LINQ to SQL is really just used as the data access technology in the middle-tier, everything on top of that is up to us to implement as we see fit for our particular scenarios.
You can download the sample application on CodeGallery here.
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In my previous posts this week I showed how to build a simple distributed application with a Windows
This is a 3 part post where Beth Massi, MSDN Community Program Manager for Visual Basic, constructs an
This sample shows you one way to build an n-tier application using LINQ to SQL classes and a disconnected DataContext.
Hi Beth,
I am an .NET evangelist. I have followed you video on Updating Related Tables and taken all the steps to maintain foreign key constraints. When I enter new row in parent and then try to enter new child data even though I have made sure to call end_edit function on parent to flush the data, I am getting error while clicking saveitem button from the menu. The Error is as "A foreign key value cannot be inserted because a corresponding primary key value does not exist vb.net"
Please send me pointers to fix this error at email@example.com
Thanks and Regards,
At the end of June I run workshops with 2 ISVs both looking to completely re-develop their applications.
Hi Beth, thanks for your great article. I was inspired to use this approach for my newest project.
I did notice something a little strange.. on my classes when I bind them to a master detail form similar to yours and the user clicks the delete button on the binding navigator, the event fires AFTER the item is removed. On your form the event fires BEFORE the item is removed. Any ideas why this might happen?
I got around it by handling the delete myself instead of letting the control do it and it won't be an issue when I make my own bindinglist class but I am curious.
One of the things I was really missing from WPF when I started to dig into data binding was feature consistency
Hi Greg,
I just set the DeleteItem property of the BindingNavigator to "none" and then handle the click event myself.
Thanks Beth.. this approach is really making me look like a hero on this project everything is working quite well.
I ran into one more small issue.
Everything works great if do like your example but when I try to create the main data object on the client instead of the server (imagine making a new order when the database is empty) the child objects don't seem to make it to the server. If the main object is created on the server and sent to the client like your example I can add child objects to it ( and children of the children even) and everything serializes back to the server OK. I can probably get around it by adding a 'createblank' type server method but I was wondering if you knew why this might be happening.
Nevermind, your example seems to work in this case I must have introduced a bug
[原文作者]: Beth Massi [原文链接]: Better Data Editing Features in WPF with SP1 当我开始钻研数据绑定时,在 WPF 中我最想念的一项功能
I have a problem with the demo code ... new orders/details are never saved because the "IsDirty" property is never set. I've been following you're code and set the DeSerializeation stuff as next (order-class):
private void OnDeserialized(StreamingContext context)
this.PropertyChanged += new System.ComponentModel.PropertyChangedEventHandler(Order_PropertyChanged);
void Order_PropertyChanged(object sender, System.ComponentModel.PropertyChangedEventArgs e)
if (e.PropertyName != "Customer")
this.IsDirty = true;
But this code never gets fired !
any clue ?


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CLEVELAND -- DeMarcus Cousins is standing near his locker in the visitors dressing room, dancing and playfully yelling at teammates scattered across the room. Hey, stop singing in the shower, man, Cousins says, to no avail. Its as if hes making noise just for the sake of it. Since no one is actually responding, its fairly evident the fourth-year center hasn't quite emerged as the Sacramento Kings obvious leader. Hes merely their best player. The Kings are coming off a 97-94 win at Cleveland, just their second on the road in 15 tries. So excuse them if the celebration seems a bit excessive. More impressive than that, however, is the fact theyre 3-1 since Cousins returned from a one-game suspension, handed down by his very own team. The crime: Getting into a heated exchange with coach Keith Smart during halftime of a game against the Los Angeles Clippers. Those who watch Cousins closely say hes been at his very best since returning. Like, the best stretch of his career. Its hard...
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Party Girl (1995), directed by Daisy von Scherler Mayer, is notable as the first commercial comedy-drama feature film shown in its entirety on the Internet.
Scripted by Mayer with Harry Birckmayer and Sheila Gaffney, the storyline follows the misadventures of free-spirited Mary (Parker Posey) on her self-destructive path of drugs and parties. Arrested for illegally charging attendees at an underground rave, she calls upon her godmother, Judy Lindendorf (Sasha von Scherler), to bail her out. So Mary can repay the loan, Judy employs her as a clerk at the library where she works. Mary reluctantly begins her new job while striking up a romance with Lebanese street vendor Mustafa (Omar Townsend). The other men in her life are her gay friend Derrick (Anthony DeSando) and Leo (Guillermo Díaz), a DJ in clubs. Things begin to fall apart when she loses her library job and is evicted from her apartment. In the end, Mary decides to study to become a librarian herself but without compromising her own sense of style and happiness. Others in the cast are Donna Mitchell and Liev Schreiber.
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The Daily Mail...yeah. BLOW UP THE MOON to scare the USSR? Sure....Hum you need new meds, I can share
Like the revelation this week that Project A119, otherwise known as ''A Study of Lunar Research Flights'', actually existed, and actually got a fair way down the path to implementation. Various respectable news agencies are reporting the great science nerd Carl Sagan, a young science nerd at the time, was involved in the calculations regarding winds, and the projected distribution of dust and gas after the blast.
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Leonard Reiffel
Dr. Len Reiffel currently heads three Chicago-based start-ups--Exelar Medical Corporation (www.exelarmedical.com), Luxelar Corporation (www.luxelar.com) and Iron Mount Corporation. His previous entrepreneurial activities have included both privately financed ventures as well as taking one of his companies (Interand Corp.) through the full gamut of development stages to a successful IPO.
Len is a widely-recognized scientist, educator and technical administrator as well as an inventor/entrepreneur. As Deputy Director of NASA's Apollo Program Office (1965-1969), he was the Headquarters executive responsible for all manned lunar experiments and support equipment. He was also the NASA Headquarters person overseeing the lunar landing-site selection process, scientific aspects of astronaut activities, both in-flight and on the lunar surface, and matters of astronaut safety involving a science component such as solar-flare hazards, bio-contamination, lunar surface reactivity and many other such topics. Reiffel also served for several years as the Technical Director of the Interagency Manned Space Flight Experiments Board (NASA, DOD, USAF etc.). While carrying out his NASA responsibilities, Dr. Reiffel concurrently was science consultant and on-air Science Commentator for the CBS Network.
Still waiting on the denials from Carl Sagan's family, and the expected lawsuit ....
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There's a big difference between blowing up the moon and detonating an atomic bomb on the moon. In one of these scenarios, the moon is destroyed; that is not the scenario that would have ensued had this plan been executed.


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Services for Howard Kuns, 90, of Maple Grove will be Thursday, March 21, 2013, at 11:30 a.m. at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Maple Grove. Pastor Steven Briel will officiate. A visitation will take place one hour prior to the services at the church. Special music will be provided by Pa...Read More
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Doesn't New York Times executive editor Bill Keller know it's cruel to break up with people on Valentine's Day? Apparently not: Portfolio's Jeff Bercovici just reported, and the Times just confirmed, that he just announced that the company plans to eliminate 100 newsroom positions, or about 7 percent of the newsroom, this year. "The cuts will be achieved primarily through attrition and buyouts," the Times says, "but layoffs are a real possibility." Guess we're not the only ones who will be crying ourselves to sleep tonight.
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My disagreement with Dale Carrico, Mike Treder, James Hughes, Ray Kurzweil, Richard Jones, Charles Stross, Kevin Kelly, Max More, David Brin, and many others is relatively boring and straightforward, I think. It is simply this: I believe that it is possible that a being more powerful than the entirety of humanity could emerge in a relatively covert and quick way, and they don't. A singleton, a Maximillian, an unrivaled superintelligence, a transcending upload, whatever you want to call it.
If you believe that such a being could be created and become unrivaled, then it is obvious that you would want to have some impact on its motivations. If you don't, then clearly you would see such preparations to be silly and misguided.
Why do people make this more complex than it needs to be? It has nothing to do with politics. It has everything to do with our estimated probabilities of the likelihood of a more-powerful-than-humanity being emerging quickly. I am practically willing to concede all other points, because I think that this is the crux of the argument. Boring and simple, if I am indeed correct.
I am fairly confident that, at this point in history, superintelligence is the MacGuffin — the key element that determines how the story of humanity will go. I could be entirely wrong, of course, but that is my current position, and it is derived from cogsci and economics-based arguments about takeoff curves, not political nonsense. If it is wrong, it should be entirely simple to refute the hard takeoff hypothesis at the locus of cogsci and economics-based arguments rather than political or sociological arguments. Particularly, I think that James Hughes, as a sociologist, seems to have a desire to search for a "sociological" (social signaling/subcultural) explanation for other people's beliefs, rather than looking at the economics/cogsci side of the arguments, which is their entire substance. You have to note that the people that believe in hard takeoff hypotheses are mostly subculturally isolated from one another, and barely even come into geographical contact. What wins us over are abstract arguments like, "humans are qualitatively smarter than chimps and have a huge advantage over them; why couldn't there exist a superintelligence that has a similar qualitative advantage over us?"


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wrote some new stuff if you havent seen yet, and revamped the whole rebel stuff.
could need some opinions on them.
i posted an hour ago and your online now. can you help me get cannon mod to work
been away from the comp for a while. check the mod comments section I've replied to your post. try redownloading it was probably a corrupt download
general patton!
you certainly know what you're talking about. As chadaface said i have to appreciate the fact that you don't just start a flame war.
thanks, man. I hate it when people turn a rational discussion into nothing more than an internet shouting match
it's quite interesting how you rant in a debate without flaming at all,and yet you acheive what we can call "victory" here--> Moddb.com
you were able to prove your point on Yom Kippur correctly.Now usually if a discussion heats up someone in the end will flame on the other.Eagle did that by simply stating "you noobs."
its just a simple complement
ah, thanks. i was just stating the facts
after i read that i so wanted to become frends
thanks, i appreciate the support. usually i dont go out of my way to post like that but he just ticked me off
I must say your argument was superb. I applaud you being able to keep your cool like that.


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Mollie Williams at age 84, sitting on her porch. Doesn't she have the most beautiful face? This photo of Mollie is from a collection of African American ex-slaves from the U.S. Works Progress Adminis ... show more
Mollie Williams at age 84, sitting on her porch. Doesn't she have the most beautiful face?
This photo of Mollie is from a collection of African American ex-slaves from the U.S. Works Progress Administration, Federal Writers' Project slave narratives collections. So, here is an excerpt from Mollie's narrative regarding her birth:
"Iffen I lives' til nex' September 15, I'll be eighty fo'! I was born 'bout three miles frum Utica on de Newsome place. Me an' brudder Hamp b'longed to Marse George Newsome. Marse George was named afte' George Washington up in Virginny whar he come frum. Miss Margurite was our mistiss. My mammy? Well, I'll have to tell you now 'bout her.
You see, Marse George come off down here frum Virginny lak young folks venturin' 'bout, an' mar'ied Mis' Margurite an' wanted to start up livin' right over thar near Utica whar I was born. But Marse George was po', an' he sho' foun' out ye can't make no crop wid'out'n a start of darkies, so he writ home to Virginny fer to git some darkies. All dey sont him was fo' mens an' old Aunt Harriet fer to cook.
One day Marse George an' his Uncle, Mr. John Davenport now thar was a rich man fer ye, why, he had two carri'ge drivers dey rid over to Grand Gulf whar dey was a sellin' slabes offen de block an' Mr. John tol' Marse George to pick hisself out a pair of darkies to mate so's he could git hisself a start of darkies fer to chop his cotton an' like. So Marse George pick out my pappy fust. My pappy come frum North Ca'lina. Den he seen my mammy an' she was big an' strengthy an' he wanted her pow'ful bad. But lak I tol' you, he didn' have 'nough money to buy 'em both, so his Uncle John say he'd buy mammy an' den he would loan her over to Marse George fer pappy. An' de fust chile would be Mr. John's, an' de secon' Marse George's, an' likewise. Mammy was a Missourian name Marylin Napier Davenpo't. An' pappy was name Martin Newsome."
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As TV shows return for their new seasons and new shows premiere, it's always an interesting time of year. Some will thrive, some will quickly disappear, and some will take a little while to catch their stride. Of the new shows, Fox has rolled out two that are getting a lot of attention, "Alcatraz" and "Touch".


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Well, the tilte says it all - is it possible in DAZ to render scenes in different layers?
It would make post processing much easier, for example, if you want to brighten up the background a bit, sharpen only some objects, or anything else that should not affect the whole picture. For me it is always a long and painful work to cut out objects to work with them individually.
The only way I found out so far is to render differnt parts of the scene and then put them together. But that does not really work at all, because you loose all the shadows and reflections that the objects cause and throw on each other.
So, is there a better way or am I simply wanting too much?


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The Peruvian liquor pisco is perhaps one of the world's most natural spirits, made by distilling pure grape juice without aging, dilution, additives or flavoring. Essentially, it is fermented wine.
To achieve the strict standards set by CONAPISCO (the National Commission of Pisco), production may only occur in Peru and in one of the five Controlled Denomination of Origin designated regions. Only eight kinds of Spanish origin grapes may be used, and once they are harvested by hand, they are crushed and used only once. Only natural airborne yeast may be used for the fermentation process with no added sugars. The pisco must then be distilled once in a copper alembic pot still, and allowed to rest for a minimum of three months in a neutral container. The result is a clear high-quality spirit with light fruity notes.
If you're a fan of pisco, you'll love this refreshing twist on the classic Collins. It's the perfect warm weather drink!
Peruvian Collins
2 ounces BarSol Pisco
1/2 ounce Briotte Creme de Peche
1 ounce lemon juice
Soda water
Serve over ice in a tall glass topped with soda water. Garnish with a lemon twist and a high quality maraschino cherry.
April 15, 2013
Great article well written and your cocktail was simply delicious!!!
Well done!!
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It is hoped that this breakthrough, which has been published today, 5 February, in the journal Biofabrication, will allow three-dimensional tissues and structures to be created using hESCs, which could, amongst other things, speed up and improve the process of drug testing.
In the field of biofabrication, great advances have been made in recent years towards fabricating three-dimensional tissues and organs by combining artificial solid structures and cells; however, in the majority of these studies, animal cells have been used to test the different printing methods which are used to produce the structures.
Co-author of the study, Dr Will Wenmiao Shu, from Heriot-Watt University, said: "To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that hESCs have been printed. The generation of 3D structures from hESCs will allow us to create more accurate human tissue models which are essential for in vitro drug development and toxicity-testing. Since the majority of drug discovery is targeting human disease, it makes sense to use human tissues."
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The Iowa Park City Council placed its economic development director on suspension and probation Monday night about a week after he had made comments that conflicted with his official duties.
David Owen said in an official capacity last week that he would not bring in new businesses to the city if it had any intentions of selling alcohol, regardless of what he was required to do as the point person for expanding business in Iowa Park.
He said the consumption of alcohol went against his Christian beliefs and he would not indulge any business that wanted to provide that service, even if it meant losing his job.
Those comments made as an official representative of the city resulted in a three-day suspension from duties without pay and a 90-day probationary period, City Manager Mike Price said by telephone Tuesday.
"David will receive a written reprimand that says he will adhere to the economic development programs and policies established by the city council, that's No. 1," he said. "No. 2 is that he agrees not to utilize any public resources when he makes or expresses his opinion on any political issues."
The final stipulation was that he is only to express his personal opinion when discussing political issues. Price said the council will look at those things over the next 90 days to make sure Owen is following the rules of the game moving forward.
Owen, reached by telephone, declined to comment, only stating, "If you want to call Mike Price, that's fine."
The city manager said they did not go into details on further action if Owen violates the three stipulations but said the city's policy is that any violations of the items laid out by the council could include further disciplinary action up to and including termination.
Price said Owen agreed to carry out specific duties, and the council expects him to do so.
The comments by Owen came after a news report that a movement was under way by some residents in Iowa Park to legalize the sale of alcohol in Justice of the Peace Precinct 3. The economic development director said that under no conditions would he support the movement or bring in businesses that would.
Price said four residents spoke at the regular city council meeting Monday, three on behalf of Owen and one requesting the council consider asking for Owen's resignation.
He said the council did not ask for it nor did Owen offer his resignation.
The city manager said there aren't benchmark points during the 90 days at which the council will review the status of the director.
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Sharon in ME has a real talent for putting fabric together for her HeartStrings quilts and it's been fun to try my hand at it. So after laying out the strips yesterday and making my final fabric choices and placement, this is what my blocks are looking like …. I like them – do you?
You can see that when arranging the blocks there's a "block A" and a "block B" that emerge
If you'd like to try your hand at making a Sharon quilt – we're following these guidelines
8 fabrics – I yard each ( not all of each fabric will be used)
All strips cut 2 inches
Corner triangles same fabric on both sides of the block from 4.5 inch squares cut on the diagonal.
This is a planned quilt with the strips in the same place for each block.
Maybe not so obvious as I thought
A better day
Chesty isn't throwing up and his stitches are looking good so he's having a better day but unfortunately he has some ongoing renal issues which will continue to challenge us.
I'm not looking for advice …. I have a healthcare background and he receives excellent veterinary care so I'm confident in my ability to make the best decisions about his care but I know there are many of you that are concerned about him so I thought I'd let you know how he's doing.
We did spend time in the sewing room today …
The design wall is up
I worked some more on the RWB HeartStrings blocks and then put up the design wall. I'd intended to have my sewing table under the window in the small room but with the trundle bed, I needed to rearrange the room so I could use my design wall.
These are the blocks I made last week at Mom's. I'll rearrange them a little before sewing them together later this week.
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I need to put it up on the design wall and decide whether to…..
▪add just the print border,
▪or to add an inner border – gold maybe – and then the print
▪or to sash the blocks and then use the print
▪or to put an inner border and then a piano key scrappy border
First, I need to finish the blue framed 9 patch blocks that are up on the design wall now to free it up. Nothing will get done tomorrow as I have a dentist appt, a hair appt, and my volunteer shift at the library.
I so want to keep knitting on the yellow blanket but I am going to miss hitting most of my goals this month so I'm pulling out the Herringbone shawl which IS on the list to be finished this month.
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This is just the type of quilt I like, big easy blocks! It's another in my 2.5 inch strip challenge and it's based on an antique quilt I saw on eBay. I get the best ideas there. I also seem to be finally using up some of the fat quarter sets I've been collecting. This is the third one in a row that has used them. I had to make myself stop piecing and go downstairs to load another HeartStrings quilt or I would have spent all afternoon up here making these blocks.


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After a half-hearted attempt at garnering an indictment of Ferguson officer Darren Wilson. Ferguson's law enforcement apparatus ended their facade of due process yesterday. Several days beforehand, Governor Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency in Missouri, no doubt having gathered that the state's judicial system had no intention of punishing one of its own. And, so Wilson's indictment was dropped, as the city prepared for more pressing matters — the inevitable protests, riots and carnage that was to follow. Read More »


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Show Period2007 - now
Production CompanyCBS, Warner Bros. TV
Cast and Crew
DirectorMark Cendrowski
ScreenwriterSteven Molaro, Eric Kaplan, Anthony Del Broccolo
Main Cast
- Jim Parsons as Sheldon Cooper
- Johnny Galecki as Leonard Hofstadter
- Kaley Cuoco as Penny
- Kunal Nayyar as Raj Koothrappali
- Simon Helberg as Howard Wolowitz
- Mayim Bialik as Amy Farrah Fowler
- Melissa Rauch as Bernadette Rostenkowski
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Sheldon and Wolowitz are still in Houston and Sheldon decides to surprise his mother with a visit. When they get there, Sheldon looks in the window, sees his mother having sex, and leaves before she sees him. Wolowitz convinces Sheldon to go back and talk to his mother but Sheldon only ends up insulting her. Wolowitz then tells Sheldon how he faced a similar situation with his mother in the past, and that Sheldon shouldn't stand in the way of his mother's happiness. In the end, Sheldon goes to talk to his mother and ends up giving her a lecture about safe sex. Meanwhile, the group is back at the apartment eating Thai food when Stuart collapses and seems to die. It turns out to be the set up for another one of Koothrappali's murder mystery games that everyone dislikes. Koothrappali has written down scenarios for where everyone is in 20 years and it turns out Penny and Leonard are living in different cities. This leads to a meaningful conversation about what their future holds.


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MLK Jr. Historic District and Auburn Avenue / Cabbagetown
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Places of Interest
Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site
Ebenezer Baptist Church
The Birth Home of Martin Luther King, Jr.
The King Center for Nonviolent Social Change
Fulton Cotton Mill and Lofts
Historic Oakland Cemetery (National Register Site)
1. Neighborhood Vignette
2. Reasons to Visit
3. Neighborhood Map
4. Self-Guided Tour
5. Directions
6. Places to Eat
7. Links
1. Neighborhood Vignette:
Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site and the Auburn Avenue neighborhood, or "Sweet Auburn," is one of the most historic places in Atlanta, with arguably the greatest concentration of historic sites in the city. Sweet Auburn's original development pattern, and that of the Old Fourth Ward of which it is a part, and its former commercial prominence were the result of restrictive Jim Crow laws that segregated many cities in the South. It was in this neighborhood that many African Americans established businesses, congregations and social organizations; the most notable resident was Martin Luther King Jr., who was born in the area, served as pastor at Ebenezer Baptist Church, and is now interred there at the King Center for Nonviolent Social Change. While the neighborhood saw a decline in the 70's and 80's with the construction of the interstate and people moving out of the city, it is experiencing renewed investment and activity.
Cabbagetown is a historic neighborhood located just east of downtown and the historic Oakland Cemetery. The neighborhood originally developed around the Fulton Cotton and Bag Mill, with many of the shotgun houses used by mill workers still defining the neighborhood's character. The mill closed operations in the 70's, resulting in two decades of decline. However, beginning in the early 90's, Cabbagetown started to grow again with the renewed interested in in-town living. Today, the Mill has been converted to lofts and the neighborhood includes a diverse community with families, young professionals, artists and independent businesses sharing the neighborhood's prosperity.
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2. Reasons to Visit:
The Auburn Avenue area was the center of the Atlanta African American community in the late 19th and early 20th centuries and played a significant role in the civil rights movement. Today, the neighborhood is experiencing a revival thanks to the efforts of the Historic District Development Corporation. Since 1994, the HDDC has rehabilitated numerous historic single-family homes and is now working with community leaders and business owners to improve the district's commercial area. Simultaneously, a vast cotton warehouse at the end of Auburn Avenue was transformed into artists' live-work lofts, at city-subsided rents, called Studioplex (and now being sold out as condominiums.) A number of new restaurants and other businesses have recently opened along Edgewood Avenue. For the future, there is a proposal to reintroduce a streetcar to connect the historic district with downtown Atlanta.
Cabbagetown, literally across the tracks to the south, is a relic of Atlanta's industrial past and an example of Atlanta's revival in recent years. The neighborhood was originally developed as a mill town, with residents working in the Fulton Cotton and Bag Mill. The neighborhood has some of the best pedestrian-scaled and walkable streets in Atlanta, with Carroll Street serving as the "heart" of the neighborhood. Housing types in the neighborhood are especially interesting. Built for mill workers, many original ones are "shotgun" houses or scaled-down bungalows, and since the lots are narrow, even infill construction matches this scale. The Fulton Cotton Mill is one of the best stories of historic preservation and adaptive reuse in the city, with the Mill buildings renovated as residential lofts, also with city financial backing. Additionally, Cabbagetown is adjacent to Oakland Cemetery, one of the most historic cemeteries in the south. The 160 year old cemetery offers some of the best skyline views of the city and a rich history lesson about Atlanta.
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There are civil rights history displays at the Martin Luther King, Jr., National Historic Site, and across the street at the King Center, a non-profit working to continue King's work. You can visit Ebenezer Baptist church, a National Register site and where King served as pastor. To the east of the King Center and along Auburn Ave is the historic single-family neighborhood where King was born. Several of the homes are on the national register and are relics of the area's African American history. A few blocks further along is Studioplex. To the west of the National Historic Site, the historic district extends along Auburn Avenue to Courtland Street and downtown. Along this stretch of Auburn Avenue are several historic buildings including the Atlanta Daily World Building and the Herndon Building.
When visiting Cabbagetown, the best place to start is Carroll Street. Carroll Street is the commercial center of the neighborhood, with several independent businesses among the residences. From Carroll Street you can explore the Fulton Cotton Mill property, or the charming streets of small, single-family houses to the east of Carroll Street. The neighborhood is home to some of the best pedestrian-scaled streets and development in Atlanta. If you want to venture to the west of Carroll Street, you can visit Historic Oakland Cemetery, an evocative example of Victorian cemetery-as-park design. The cemetery has some of the best skyline views in the city and tells Atlanta's history of small-town beginnings, slavery, the Civil War, and industrialization.
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5. Directions:
Mass Transit:
The closest MARTA Station is the King Memorial station. From the conference, use the Peachtree Center Station. Take any southbound Red or Yellow line to Five Points station. Transfer at Five Points to any east bound Blue line trains. The King Memorial station will be the second stop on the east bound Blue line train. Auburn Avenue and the MLK Historic District will be about a 5 to 10 minute walk from the station, depending on your destination. Cabbagetown will be a little longer at 10 to 15 minutes from the station. Total trip time will be 30 minutes plus, depending on your destination.
By Car:
To Auburn Avenue and the MLK Historic District:
Take Courtland Street south (approximately 4 blocks) to Auburn Avenue. The historic district begins at this intersection and continues under the interstate approximately 1 mile. Driving time is less than 5 minutes.
To Cabbagetown:
Take Courtland Street south (approximately 5 blocks to Edgewood Avenue). Take a left on Edgewood and head east under the interstate. Make a right on Boulevard and head south under the railroad tracks. Once under the viaduct, Cabbagetown and the Fulton Cotton Mills will be on your left and Oakland Cemetery will be on your right. Drive time should be 5 to 10 minutes.
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6. Places to Eat:
Negril Caribbean Café (180 Auburn Ave / 404.827.9838) - The café offers a range of traditional and contemporary Caribbean recipes. The café is open for lunch and dinner and offers take out and dining in.
Café Circa (464 Edgewood Ave / 404.477.0009) - Blending lounge and bar, Café Circa offers a mix of Caribbean Latin food.
Dynamic Dish (427 Edgewood Ave / 404.688.4344) - The vegetarian-oriented restaurant offers food made of natural and organics ingredients, obtained from local and multi-cultural, natural resources to create tasty, imaginative meals.
Agave (242 Boulevard SE / 404.588.0006) – Named the best southwestern restaurant in Atlanta, this eclectic southwestern eatery and tequila bar is set in the historic Cotton Mill general store in Cabbagetown.
Carroll Street Café ( 208 Carroll Street SE / 404.577.2700) - A one-of-a-kind bohemian bistro nestled in historic Cabbagetown, the café serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, as well as brunch on the weekends.
Cabbagetown Market (198 Carroll Street / 404.254.1456) - The market features produce from local farmers along with bread, cheese, eggs and flowers. Prepared foods available at the lunch counter, including hamburgers made with locally raised, grass-fed beef.
Six Feet Under – (437 Memorial Drive SE / 404.523.6664) - Located across the street from the historic Oakland Cemetery, Six Feet Under was voted the Best Fried Catfish in Atlanta. The restaurant offers a wide selection of beers and fried and southern foods.
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7. Links:
Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site
The King Center
Historic District Development Corporation
Cabbagetown Neighborhood Improvement Association
Oakland Cemetery
The Stacks at Fulton Cotton Mill
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When Romain Jerome decided to differentiate itself from the other 600 Swiss watchmakers by creating a series of watches with "Titanic-DNA" containing steel from the Titanic, we speculated the undisclosed future "DNA of Famous Legends" series might contain inaccessible materials such as bits from the Space Shuttle, the Concorde, famous guns such as the AK-47 or perhaps famous warships." Bingo! The second legend in the series will incorporate moon dust as well as fragments of the Apollo XI and Soyuz space shuttles and the International Space Station ISS.
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Natalya Coyle 27th at modern pentathlon worlds
Ireland's Natalya Coyle has finished 27th in the Modern Pentathlon World Championships in Berlin.
Ireland's Natalya Coyle has finished 27th in the Modern Pentathlon World Championships in Berlin.
Natalya Coyle and Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe have won the silver medal at the modern pentathlon World Cup final in Minsk.
Irish modern pentathletes Natalya Coyle and Arthur Lanigan-O'Keeffe have made it two medal in-a-row by winning the silver medal in the Cairo World Cup on Monday.
Natalya Coyle and Arthur Lanigan O'Keeffe reflect on their exploits at the World Cup event in Sarasota.
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Modern Pentathlete Natalya Coyle on her bronze medal in Hungary
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Natalya Coyle and Eanna Bailey made history in the USA yesterday when they won Ireland's first ever medal at a modern pentathlon World Cup competition.
Natalya Coyle and Eanna Bailey speak about the first medal for Ireland at a World Cup event in Modern Pentathlon.
Natalya Coyle tells RTÉ's Paul O'Flynn that ninth place in the Olympic Modern Pentathlon is more than she could have dreamt of
Natalya Coyle has finished in a better-than-expected ninth place in the women's modern pentathlon to end the Olympic Games in brilliant fashion for the Irish team.
Hugh Forde tells Darragh Maloney that Natalya Coyle's ninth place finish in the Modern Pentathlon is an incredible achievement
Natalya Coyle produced a fabulous all-round performance to finish 11th at the European Championships
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Natalya Coyle has become the first Irish athlete to qualify for the Olympics in modern pentathlon, as confirmed by the world governing body, the Union International de Pentathlon Modern (UIPM) on Saturday.
Natalya Coyle finished 21st in the 2012 World Cup Final in China on Saturday, and now seems mathematically safe for an Olympic slot.
Ireland's Natalya Coyle will compete in the final at the first World Cup event of 2012 at Charlotte, USA on Saturday.
Ireland's modern pentathletes are in the USA this weekend to compete in the first World Cup event of 2012.
Natalya Coyle has finished 32nd in the Modern Pentathlon World Championships final.
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ATLANTA (AP) -- Brian McCann would like to be behind the plate on opening day and beat the projections which have him missing the start of the season. Even so, the Braves catcher realizes he must be cautious in his return from major surgery to repair a torn labrum in his right shoulder. McCann said Wednesday "things are ramping up" midway through his six-month rehabilitation schedule. He began throwing last week and started running two weeks ago. After making six straight All-Star teams, McCann struggled last season as he tried to play through the injury. He hit only .230, almost 50 points below his career average. McCann is expected to miss at least the first two weeks of the season. He says his goal is to convince team doctors in spring training otherwise.
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