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Harwood's baseball team beat U-32 16-1 on May 7, giving coach Mitch Casey his 100th varsity win.
Harwood girls' beat U-32 22-4 on May 7.
Sammie Stohler allowed seven hits and struck out nine in a game against Randolph on May 4. Harwood senior Emily Reagan had two hits, one a double. Rachel Johnson struck out eight and gave up three hits for Randolph. Final score, Harwood 2, Randolph 1.
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On May 4, Harwood lost to Lamoille 3-9.
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Harwood girls' lacrosse overpowered Green Mountain Valley School on May 6 with a final score of 17-7.
Harwood's Michaela O'Brien contributed 10 goals, Kayla O'Toole scored three goals, Kylee Williams added two goals and two assists and Tyler Yandow had six assists. Emily Vasseur made eight stops for the winning team.
GMVS' Lainey Curtis had two goals and Becca Ryan made 15 stops.
In a May 4 contest against U-32, Maggie LaGue scored six for U-32 in a win over Harwood. U-32's Nicole Lavigne had four goals, Cilla Wanzer had three, and Lindsay Braun scored twice for U-32. Michaela O'Brien had four goals for Harwood. Final score, U-32 18, Harwood 7.
On Thursday, May 2, Harwood girls' lacrosse team lost to Rice 20-7.
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Harwood boys' golf team traveled to Copley Country Club on May 6 for a match with Montpelier, Peoples and Northfield.
Team scores were Montpelier 177, Harwood 178, Peoples 187 and Northfield 200.
For Harwood Erik Bertalan scored 36, Jarek Hammeri 44, Willy MacGowan 48, Dan Schein 50, Tommy Maloney 51 and Zach Miles 53.
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Harwood girls' golf team also traveled to Copley Country Club on May 6. Team scores were Harwood 97, Northfield 124.Medalist for the day was Harwood's Mandy Milne with 44. Becca Hamel scored 53 and Kianna Haskin hit a 54 for Harwood.
Harwood boys' tennis lost 4-3 to Rice. This was their first loss in seven matches, and the team's record currently stands at 6-2. Harwood girls' tennis lost 4-3 to BFA.
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i suspect many lean twords UR but will not admit it.
Quote from: chuckt on March 25, 2009, 04:49:48 PMi suspect many lean twords UR but will not admit it.I think that's true.And even more lean toward it if they loose a loved one who wasn't 'holy enough'.
modern German Lutherans/Protestants seem to be quite liberal, I don't think they really teach eternal torment any longer, but also not universalism - I think they leave the question open - but no idea.I read once on a German page, where a guy wrote that estimated 90% of Protestant ministers don't really believe in hell, while more than 90% of evangelicals believe in eternal hell.
I tried sharing UR with a Lutheran coworker who was married to a Lutheran pastor's son...she was very veiled.
She used an NIV, argued that "hell is in the Bible" because her NIV said it...
Do the real hardliners read anything else than the KJV 1611?


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Goals: W–Dodson 3, Bailey 3, Phelan 3, Horner 1, Ufkes 1, Andersen 1; BE–Reinhardt 2, Canning 2, Durney 1, W. Jenkins 1, Hull 1.
Wando 14, Bishop England 12
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For the record: Bishop England plays Monday at Wando, 7 p.m.
Goals: W–A. Bucknan 6, A. Smith 3, J.Bunting 2, M. Connell 2, K. Paulsen 1; BE–T. Kennington 5, J. Mitchell 4, E. Bosco 2, I Burnett 1.
Assists: BE–C. Petyak 4, E. Bosco 3, C. Roberts 1, C. Greenho 1.
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An earlier version of this story misstated the number of calories in the 10-piece bag of chicken bites. That dish contains 330 calories.
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At KFC YUM, +0.42% , this pot pie packs more calories than the 490 in the chain's extra-crispy chicken breast. Aside from the poultry, the pie contains "diced potatoes, green peas and carrots in a savory home-style sauce." It's also "covered with a flaky, buttery crust and freshly baked." It's recently sold for a promotional price of $3.99.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story misstated the number of calories in the 10-piece bag of chicken bites. That dish contains 330 calories.
* Dave's Hot 'N Juicy 3/4 lb. triple patty with cheese, 1,120 calories
* $1 buys 184 calories
Wendy's WEN, +0.00% wins the fattest burger award with the Dave's Hot 'N Juicy 3/4 lb. triple patty with cheese, racking up a gut-busting 1,120 calories. At $6.09, that works out to 1.84 calories per cent. Some 620 are calories from fat, which is a jaw-dropping six times the recommended daily intake of calories from fat. You get 69 grams of protein too, well above the recommended dietary allowance of 56 grams of protein for men 19 years old and above, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
* Mega melt on flatbread with egg, 670 calories
* $1 buys 206 calories
To be sure, most of its six-inch sub sandwiches with meat range in calories from 290 to 320. But Subway, which has long marketed itself as a healthy alternative to fast-food burgers and fries, also has its heavy hitters: the 6-inch mega melt on flatbread with an egg has 670 calories. At $3.25 a piece, that works out to 2.06 calories for every penny you spend.
Taco Bell
* Volcanic nachos, 970 calories
* $1 buys 243 calories
Taco Bell's volcanic nachos are a mountain of calories at 970 with 92 grams of carbs for $3.99, or 2.43 calories per penny. The lowest calorie dish on the menu is a side of black beans at 80, less than the 90-calorie cilantro dressing.
White Castle
* 20 chicken rings, 1,760 calories
* $1 buys 252 calories
A sack of White Castle's hash brown nibblers, where available, pack 1,440 calories, while a hand-to-mouth session with 20 chicken rings settles in at 1,760 calories. The hash brown nibblers sack costs $2.99, which equals 4.82 calories per penny, which is a far better calorie deal than the chicken rings: $6.99, or 2.52 calories per cent.
* Big breakfast with syrup and margarine, 1,350 calories
* $1 buys 286 calories
It might surprise you that the highest-calorie item on McDonald's regular menu isn't a burger or even a meal deal but the big breakfast of scrambled eggs, sausage patty with hot cakes, hash browns and a large biscuit, weighing in at a hefty 1,090 calories. That is half of the recommended caloric intake for women ages 19 to 30. The hot cake syrup is an extra 180 calories and two pats of whipped margarine will cost you 80 calories. At about $4.72, it comes out to 2.86 calories per penny, including the syrup and margarine.
Burger King
* Ultimate breakfast platter, 1,450 calories
* $1 buys 338 calories
Burger King's US:BKW ultimate breakfast platter lives up to its name with 1,450 calories (750 from fat), 134 grams of carbs, and 41 grams of sugar. It also has eggs, a sausage patty, a biscuit and hash browns. At $4.29, that works out to 3.38 calories per cent.
Pizza Hut
* 14-inch large meat lover's pan pizza, 470 calories
* $1 buys 376 calories
High-calorie meals reign at Pizza Hut but we'll stick with its namesake entrée: One slice of a 14-inch large Meat Lover's pan pizza has 470 calories. But who eats just one slice? Eat just two of the eight slices and you'll hit 940 calories. (The entire pie is 3,760 calories.) At $10, it is easy math of 3.76 calories for each cent.


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In addition to exhibiting, the McFarlane Companies will also be recruiting for a number of open positions in our New Jersey office. Have you got what it takes? Here's your chance to introduce yourself.
Representatives of McFarlane Toys will be accepting resumes and portfolios for a number of positions within the company. We currently have openings at our Bloomingdale N.J. office; here is what we will be scouting for:Sculptors3D ModelersModel makers & fabricatorsPaintersStop by our booth Friday from 6pm - 11pm, Saturday from 11am - 7pm, or Sunday from 11am - 5pm.
Unable to attend? You may also apply online via our Web site -- www.mcfarlane.com/info/jobs.
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"My relationships with alumni, professors and students proved invaluable in allowing me to pursue my dreams. I know I would not be where I am today without these individuals in my life."
Stephanie Bell, BSBA '08
Investment analyst, J.P. Morgan Chase Private Wealth Group, Chicago, Ill.
International business involves the study of global business issues in increasingly interdependent world markets. International business professionals understand the interlocking nature of culture, economics, exporting, finance, language, management and marketing.
Distinctive features
IB minors participate in a study-abroad program during their junior or senior year, or IB minors may participate in a study-abroad/ internship combination. This international-experience dimension helps broaden students' international perspective and fosters understanding and appreciation of other cultures. Study-abroad programs provide unique opportunities for individual growth and intellectual development.
IB minors pursue courses that enable them to understand and analyze the nature and causes of change in the global market. Minors learn the nuances of international business and management, international trade and finance, logistics, import-export and services within private industries and various government and international agencies. The IB program requires a second course of study in a foreign language.
Opened in 2003, James F. Dicke Hall offers "smart" classrooms equipped with the latest instructional technology. Open computer labs have the latest hardware and software for student use. A cast-bronze polar bear greets visitors to the two-story glass faced atrium, known as the "Central Business District," which also has a real-time stock ticker. Throughout the building, beautiful artwork graces the walls, and there are comfortable alcoves for informal gatherings.
Program outcomes
The College of Business Administration has programs in place, including a full-time director of experiential learning, to assist students with internship acquisition, job placement upon graduation and student-employer networking events held in major cities.
Professional placement
Current trends in business globalization indicate that IB minors have a wealth of opportunities on a domestic and global scale. Career avenues include working for a U.S.–based company that does business abroad, traveling abroad to work as an expatriate, or working for various government and international agencies.


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The information on the tabs below will guide you through the technology resources available to you at McCombs and help you use them.
Your Computer Accounts
You have two computer accounts that you'll use as a McCombs student.
Your UT EID is provided by the University to perform secure actions. You used this account to apply to the University of Texas. It is managed by the UT Information Technology Services (ITS) department. You should address any questions or issues with it to the ITS Help Desk. You can reset your password or look up your EID at the EID Self Service Tools Site.
Your UT EID is used to perform many actions, such as:
The second account is your McCombs Account, also known as your MSB Account. MSB is short for McCombs School of Business. Get your user name and set the password at the Password Change Site.
Your MSB Account is used to:
Your McCombs password expires every 365 days. To set a new password, go to the Password Change Site.
When you use your UT EID, your MSB Account, or any other UT or McCombs technology resources, you must follow UT's Acceptable Use Policy. These rules apply every time you use any UT computing resource. That could be using a computer in one of the labs or using UT's wireless internet access.
You are responsible for following all of the computing policies. Here are some of the most commonly broken policies:
Your McCombs email address follows the naming convention:
All incoming students receive a McCombs branded email address. Mail sent to this address automatically forwards to the email account you used when applying to McCombs. You can update your email forwarding to forward to a different account. Upon graduation, your email forwarding continues for life.
While at McCombs, you have access to McCombs contacts and distribution lists through the McCombs Webmail page. You should empty your Sent Items and Deleted Items folders after sending email through this site because your mailbox is only 2 MB. You will not receive email through the McCombs Webmail page. You only use it to send to McCombs-specific distribution lists.
The University considers email as its official form of correspondence. Therefore, you should ensure:
In the McCombs Online Resources site, you can see your McCombs-branded email address. After logging in, click on the 'Update Profile' tab, and then the 'Email Forwarding' tab. If you go by a different name, like a shortened name, a middle name, or an Americanized name, your email address can be changed. Submit a Support Ticket. Include your McCombs Account (also known as your MSB Account) and the name you would like to have your email address changed to.
Be aware that your old McCombs address will not forward to the new McCombs address. If you have given out your current (but soon to be old) email address to others, let them know to begin emailing your new address immediately.
UT provides students, faculty, and staff with an optional email account called UTmail. This account is powered by Google and provides a 25GB mailbox. You are not required to sign up for this account, but can if you wish. Students keep this account for life if and when they graduate.
For more information, and to sign up for UTmail, go to http://utmail.utexas.edu/.
For answers to tech questions at any time, search our Tech Help Wiki.
Where To Go For Help
CBA 1.328, Website
Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 5:00 p.m.
Phone: 512-232-6616
The SWAT Shop is your first stop for tech-related questions at the McCombs School of Business. They answer general questions about computers and McCombs technology, such as email and software. SWAT also assists with basic computer issues such as wireless configuration for the UT restricted network and Outlook setup for your McCombs mail.
FAC Lobby, Website
Monday – Thursday, 8 am – 10 pm
Friday, 8 am - 6 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 12 noon - 5 pm
Hours may vary during summer and winter breaks. Check the website for the most up-to-date information.
(512) 475-9400
The ITS Help Desk assists all UT students, faculty and staff with University technology services, including EID issues, Blackboard, wireless, printing, Bevoware, and Webspace. They also help with virus and spyware issues.
Internet Access on Campus
The University offers free wireless access to the University community. Wireless access is supported by UT's Information Technology Services (ITS), not by the McCombs School of Business. If you have problems, contact the ITS Help Desk at 475-9400.
Complete information about the wireless network can be found at: http://www.utexas.edu/its/network/wireless/
Wireless is available throughout the McCombs Business School complex, including the CBA, GSB, and UTC buildings. The AT&T Conference Center has extensive wireless access. Many other areas of campus also have wireless, including the Texas Union, Student Activity Center, Student Services Building, Gregory Gym common areas, the campus open malls, and most classroom buildings. View a complete list of available access points.
You must have administrative rights on your computer to complete the UT network wireless connection process. If you do not have administrative rights or if you are using a mobile device that does not support 802.1x connections, you can complete an exemption request.
If you are on campus:
If you are off campus:
When you are on campus, a bubble appears in the lower-right corner of your screen. Click this to log on to the restricted.utexas network.
Click here for instructions on connecting a mobile device to the wireless network.
For information about bandwidth limits, click here.
The AT&T Conference Center provides free wireless internet access throughout the building. The access code is ATTCONF. This network is not secure and does not require a password.
(Note: Blackboard will be retired on August 31, 2015.)
Canvas is the website professors use to share class documents, announcements, and grades.
Some professors use Adobe Connect, a web conferencing tool, to conduct classes, review sessions, or office hours. Learn about Adobe Connect before attending a meeting to ensure a trouble-free usage. Learn more about attending an Adobe Connect meeting.
Box cloud storage is a free campus-wide service that allows faculty, staff. and students at the University of Texas at Austin to use Box Cloud-based file sharing for business and academic purposes.
To access UTBox, you will log in with your UT-EID and password.
NOTE: Always have a backup copy of any important file! Do not store files in only one location, be it online or your computer.
There are two ways you can acquire additional software.
Flawn Academic Center (FAC) 109
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.
You can purchase software at a student discount at the Campus Computer Store. You are only allowed one license per piece of software. Visit their website for a full listing of software available and prices.
You will need Decision Tools, which includes Stat Tools, for some of your classes. The Decision Tools license expires once a year on August 31. You will need to reinstall this tool at the start of your second year.
Attn Mac Users: To use Decision Tools you can run it in mCloud or you will need to run Windows and Office 2007 or 2010 on your Mac. The SWAT Shop has a solution in place that will allow you to do this for minimal cost. Click here for instructions.
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This week, Congress is back in session after its summer break to decide what action to take in the Syrian civil war. With the international community watching, Congress is presented with the unique challenge of authorizing the use of force for a conflict that some in the United States, as well as its allies, does not merit foreign intervention.
The request for authorization came from President Barack Obama on Aug. 31, 10 days after an attack in Damascus, the Syrian capital, left 1,400 Syrians dead. For the past year, the Obama administration has been mistrustful of Bashir Al-Assad, the Syrian president, who they believe is responsible for the attacks. In a press conference last August, when asked about what the reaction would be to the movement of chemical weapons in Syria, Obama established a proverbial red line, one in which crossing would merit potential U.S. military involvement.
U.S. intelligence officials, most notably Secretary of State John Kerry, now say that they have evidence proving that sarin gas has been used on civilians in Syria. Though United Nations security forces have not officially released any information, Kerry has stated that the U.S. is in possession of blood and hair samples contaminated with sarin gas taken from first responders in East Damascus. That development has caused both Kerry and Obama to point that the use of such weapons is banned by international law, and may be solved by the use of force.
The international community however, has been reluctant to throw their full support behind the United States' efforts. In an blow to the U.S. last week the British Parliament voted down the use of force in Syria. The vote came at a time when the United Nations was torn on the issue, and currently still is. Russian Prime minister Vladimir Putin has been the most outspoken skeptic of Assad's alleged use of chemical weapons. A long time trade partner and ally of the Syrian government, Putin has said that the notion that Assad called for chemical weapons use against civilians is "ludicrous." His administration points to the Syrians rebels as the culprits of the attack. Though the dichotomy between rebel groups like the Free Syrian Army and extremist groups like Al-Qaeda is murky, estimates state that up to 75 percent of the rebels are moderate, as arming the rebels still continues to be a topic of debate in Congress.
President Obama is set to meet with Putin in next week at the G-20 Summit in St. Petersburg. While Putin has not excluded the call for action against Syria, he has stated that whatever action that is taken must come with a U.N. resolution. Russia has the power to veto any resolution it deems fit: no doubt an obstacle for the U.S. as it seeks allies to join the cause. The U.S, and allies like Great Britain and France have a legal argument for intervention in Syria under the U.N. doctrine of humanitarian invention, but Great Britain and France will not advance until U.N. Security Inspectors report back to the Security Council from Syria. In the meantime, the Russian government has sent components of the air missile defense systems to Al-Assad in case of a U.S. unilateral strike.
The case for invention abroad is proving to be as difficult at home. The American public is war weary. According to the latest ABC news poll, 59 percent of the American public opposes intervention. Earlier this week the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to approve a resolution that calls for limited military force in the country. Under the resolution, hostilities would be limited to 60 to 90 days, and no ground troops would be involved. The bill will now go to the Senate floor, where it faces opposition from both parties. Though Speaker of the House John Boehner has expressed support for a resolution, it will be a tough sell even to those in his own party, as skepticism remains about whether a strike is in the nation's interest is. Representatives Bob Latta and Marcy Kaptur are currently undecided on the issue.
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Anderson Silva explains 'basic mistakes' that cost him UFC title
"My mistakes in that fight, and thats the first time Im saying this, were basic mistakes," Silva told Sportv. "I did everything I had to do except hit him. I didnt counterattack. When I stopped with my feet parallel, I should have hit him and walked one step behind. I didnt do that. I saw my mistakes and Im working on that to train for this next fight."
The Brazilian won his 16 previous bouts under the UFC banner with 14 finishes, and expects the rematch to end the same way.
"Its going to be a tough fight," he said, "and it wont last too long if it stays standing."
After scoring the upset of the year, Weidman doesnt expect an easy bout in the rematch.
"I wish I could sit back and relax and I feel like Ive accomplished my goal, but I gotta win this next fight bad," the undefeated champion said. "Every fight just feels like it's the life changer, feels like the most important fight of your life, and we're still there. This next fight is huge for me, I gotta win."


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CRESTVIEW — A local exhibit shows that scouting founder Sir Robert Baden-Powell's legacy is strong in the Crestview area, with multiple troops and packs continuing the movement he founded more than a century ago.
Through August, Crestview Public Library visitors can get a look at scouting as they view merit badges, Pinewood Derby racecar kits, caps, patches and souvenirs.
Materials cover all ages of scouting, beginning with Cub Scouts and continuing through Webelos, Boy Scouts and Venture Crew.
The Crestview area has five Boy Scout troops, five Cub Scout packs and a co-ed Venture Crew, said Unit Commissioner Rae Schwartz of the Gulf Coast Council's Choctawhatchee District.
The Cub Scouts will host School Nights when classes resume, Schwartz said. Boys will hang posters and bring home fliers announcing each elementary school's event.
"Scouting is really one of the best youth activities available in our area," Schwartz said. "You don't need to be an athlete to be a scout. If there's something you're interested in, chances are there's a merit badge available for it."
Want to join scouting?
North Okaloosa Boy Scout troops meet Monday evenings as follows.
Troop 30: First United Methodist Church, 599 Eighth Ave.
Troop 773: Knights of Columbus, 701 E. James Lee Blvd.
Troops 731 and 732: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3 Del Cerro Camino
Troop 532: First Baptist Church of Holt, 532 W. Highway 90
Cub Scout pack meeting times vary, as follows:
Pack 799: First United Methodist Church, 599 Eighth Ave.
Pack 530: chartered to the Elks Club, meets at St. Mark United Methodist Church, 2250 P.J. Adams Parkway
Packs 731 and 732: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3 Del Cerro Camino
Pack 532: First Baptist Church of Holt, 532 W. Highway 90
Venture Crew 773: First Presbyterian Church, 492 N. Ferdon Blvd.
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Long Start to the Journey: Help Osprey Ambassador Chris Gallaway share his Appalachian Trail story
Osprey Ambassador Chris Gallaway is seeking support through Kickstarter to make his a film, "The Long Start to the Journey" a reality. January 31st is the campaign deadline to support this compelling documentary about the Appalachian Trail and if the campaign does not meet its goal no funding will be collected and given to the movie.
In support of Chris's Kickstarter campaign, we're giving away an Exos 48 Superlight Backpack to the next donor to pledge $220. The Exos 48, our newest ultra-light technical backpack, is a masterful combination of ounce-shaving, durable materials and a feather-weight internal frame to keep you fast and comfortable on your next journey. Your pack will have a "The Long Start to the Journey" patch sewn on to commemorate your part in making this film possible. Note: We'll need to get your unique sizing before fulfilling this reward and you must be a resident of the US to be eligible.
To support "The Long Start to the Journey" and learn more about the campaign, visit www.maketheATmovie.com.
To follow Chris's journey on the trail last year, visit www.theATmovie.com.
A question I have often heard since completing my 7-month thru-hike on the Appalachian Trail is how the experience changed me. That's a difficult one for me to answer, and it's probably better addressed by people who know me well and have observed me from the outside. The images above were taken at the beginning and end of my hike (the third, cold morning in February on Blood Mountain Georgia and the last day in September as I walked down from Katahdin). While I know that these two self-portraits encompass a host of experiences and some of the most significant changes of my life, it's difficult for me to articulate what's different between them. Read more…
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Building Powerful and Robust Websites with Drupal 6
Building Powerful and Robust Websites with Drupal 6
Book Details
About This Book
- Set up, configure, and deploy Drupal 6
- Harness Drupal's world-class Content Management System
- Design and implement your website's look and feel
- Easily add exciting and powerful features
- Promote, manage, and maintain your live website
Who This Book Is For
This book is for people with little or no experience in website design, people who are not familiar with PHP, MySQL or HTML, and above all people with little to no experience in using Drupal. Even intermediate Drupal users will find this book of interest although it is specifically aimed at pushing beginners up the learning curve.
Table of Contents
What You Will Learn
- Plan and consider various design aspects of your site
- Install, set up, and configure a Drupal development machine
- Find your way around the vast array of Drupal settings with ease
- Add and work with modules to enhance your website's functionality
- Control and manage your site's content
- Deal with security issues, users, and access control
- Implement a customized interface for your website
- Add powerful new features and learn advanced techniques
- Deploy, manage, and maintain your website
Chapter 1 introduces you to the world of Drupal and looks at where Drupal comes from, where it's going, and what it can offer you. We also scrutinize the Drupal community and learn how to make the most of Drupal as an organized, living entity and not simply a piece of software.
Chapter 2 deals with how to get everything you need up and running on a development machine and also briefly looks at how all the requisite technologies gel together to produce a working Drupal site. Once everything is up and running, and after looking over some of the more common installation problems, the chapter presents a brief tour of Drupal in order to give you an idea of what to expect.
Chapter 3 sees us adding functionality to the newly created site. The focus of this chapter is on modules and blocks and how to add and enable them, and even how to obtain modules that are not part of the standard distribution. Given that menus and primary links are closely associated with a site's functionality, these are also covered here.
Chapter 4 looks at the most general settings that all Drupal administrators need to contend with. Everything from determining your site's name to dealing with the file system settings gets treated here.
Chapter 5 concerns itself with the topic of access control. Drupal has a sophisticated role-based access control system, which is fundamentally important for controlling how users access a site. This chapter will give you the information you need to implement whatever access controls you require.
Chapter 6 gets to the heart of the matter by beginning the book's coverage on content. Working with content, what content types are available, administering content, and even a discourse on some of the more common content-related modules serve as a basis for moving to more advanced content-related matters that follow in the next chapter.
Chapter 7 gives you the edge when it comes to creating engaging and dynamic content. While this chapter doesn't require you to be an expert in HTML, PHP, and CSS it does introduce you to the basics and shows how, with a little knowledge, extremely powerful and professional content can be created. That's only half the story, because it also looks at categorization and how this particular feature of Drupal sets it apart from everything else out there.
Chapter 8 gives you a run down of how attractive, functional interfaces are created in Drupal through the use of themes. As well as discussing briefly some of the considerations that must be taken into account when planning your website, it shows how to make important modifications to your chosen theme.
Chapter 9 really adds the icing on the cake by looking at a host of more advanced topics. From dynamic and responsive content using JavaScript and native jQuery support to supporting opened and implementing actions and triggers, you learn to enhance your website and add that something special.
Chapter 10 takes a pragmatic look at the type of tasks in which you will need to be proficient in order to successfully run and maintain a Drupal site. Whether it's setting up cron jobs or making backups of your database, everything you need to do throughout the course of running your newly created website is covered here.
Appendix A deals with the all-important topic of deployment. Because all major work should be done on a copy of your website on a development machine, this appendix presents a sound process for taking the finished product and making it available for public consumption on your live domain.
In Detail
Drupal is a hugely popular and widely celebrated open-source Content Management System that is day-by-day becoming the first choice of people for building blogs and other websites. Sir Tim Berners-Lee (the father of the Internet), Hillary Clinton, and many others utilize Drupal to fulfil their online requirements.
Drupal is an elegantly designed, well-supported and flexible platform that anyone can use in order to create their own website. With such a powerful tool at your fingertips there is no longer any need to pay professionals to design a site when you can do the same job yourself absolutely free. All it takes is a bit of practice!
This book meets the booming demand for well presented, clear, concise, and above all practical information on how to move from knowing you want a website all the way through to designing and building it like a pro, and finally successfully managing and maintaining it.
Experienced technical author David Mercer expertly guides the reader through all the stages of building a professional website in a plain, articulate manner. Aimed in particular at beginners to Drupal, this book will allow readers to advance rapidly up the learning curve to the point where they can tackle any problem with confidence.


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Picasso was born in Spain and a co-founder of the Cubist movement in the early 1900s. In his youth, he experimented with photo-realism, but Picasso's most memorable work are abstract and surreal in nature.
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By Elaine WilsonAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2010 Unlike many of her peers, Army 1st Lt. Kerney Scott, a Black Hawk helicopter pilot, didn't grow up dreaming of flight.
It wasn't until she learned about the lifesaving impact of flight on soldiers that she shifted gears.
"After my brother, Andy, deployed at the very beginning of the Iraq war, he told stories of how the very best sound he and his soldiers heard during combat was helicopters flying overhead," Scott recalled. "I wanted to provide that relief to soldiers; I wanted to do something that would directly impact the way our soldiers on the ground fight the wars."
And that wasn't all, she admitted. "I thought the idea of flying was really cool," she said. "How can you turn down the opportunity to get paid for flying helicopters?"
Scott chose aviation while she was a student at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y. After flight school at Fort Rucker, Ala., she was assigned to serve in South Korea for a year. She's now the executive officer of an aviation maintenance company there, as well as a pilot, but it's tough to beat flying, she said.
"It's a very cool job," she added. "I now have a passion for flying helicopters that I've developed since flight school."
Scott cites the need to use "tough love" as the most challenging aspect of her job. It's difficult "not always being the nice guy, because that's often not what my company needs," she said. "It goes against my nature to allow or watch people fail, but that is a valuable form of development in the Army."
Scott may have a challenging job, but she has a larger-than-normal support system back home. Her father, Bruce Scott, is a retired Army major general. Her siblings -- all five of them -- are in the military as well.
"I cannot tell you what a positive experience and leadership experience serving in the military as officers has been for my daughters," her father said. "They are self-confident, focused, and most importantly, responsible citizens of this nation."
Scott credits her parents for the sense of service that led her into the Army.
"My parents ingrained service into our minds and our hearts," she said. "My parents always made the military a positive experience when we were kids. Moving around was always an adventure, and we were involved in all the community and unit activities. I think we all liked the way we grew up and wanted to continue that way of life for ourselves and our children."
Although her job may have its challenges, Scott said, she has no regrets about the path she chose.
"There is a very real bond among servicemembers that is almost impossible to explain," she said. "People work very long hours in tough jobs, not for the money, but for a common purpose for each other. Being in that environment daily is incredibly motivating."


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She (Ald. Venita Hervey (D-5)) noted that RVC has plans for a downtown branch that will make college education more accessible to residents of the inner-city and Rockford's far west side.
This is a smart move that will benefit all Rockfordians for generations, if and when, it comes to pass. Eau Claire did the same thing by placing its "Tech" portion of the school on the edge of a under developed industial park and it helped the same under developed side of town grow and attract businesses and especially manufacturing jobs.
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I just want to first say, kudos to all of those supportive dads/hubbies out there! You don't know what a great support you are to your wives and babies.
My husband has been wonderful. He stayed so strong during our entire pg (esp that rough 3rd tri when we were monitored so closely), through the rough induction and delivery and difficulties bf'ing and ppd... so great... I fear I neglected him during that time though. We talk about it. I used to complain that I had no pictures of dd's first day (I was out of it and don't remember much of the day)and would stress about me and my guilt and all of the issues that only I saw. In the meanwhile dh's OCD has flared up, he is seeking out therapy... and he's finally admitted some of the fear and feelings he has experienced during our pree experience. We are able to talk about it now, almost a year later. Me with a clearer head and able to focus on his feelings too. And I have to say, I wish I could have been there more for him.
But you dads/ husbands... you really are something else! God bless you all. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate my husband now.


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Friday, April 25, 2014
Carla Brandon has been teaching for ten years. Half of those years have been in Georgetown County and now she is one of the five finalists for the District Teacher of the Year title.
The McDonald Elementary School kindergarten teacher began her career at Browns Ferry Elementary where she stayed two years before relocating to Chesterfield County where she spent five years at Pageland Elementary.
She said after getting married, she and her husband, Lucas, moved back to Georgetown County - where she was born and raised - and was hired at McDonald School.
Brandon said she loves teaching at the kindergarten level.
Its a valuable time to watch the children as they start to grow. I feel we can give them valuable lessons that benefit them the most, Brandon, the daughter of Richard and Linda Jayroe, said.
Brandon knew from an early age she wanted to be a teacher but when she was in high school she, as she described it, tried to detour a little.
She said she thought she wanted to go into nursing and even too health occupation classes at Georgetown High. However, it was the urging of teacher Pat Deleone that caused her to shift her focus back to education.
She could tell I did not want to do nursing. She had placed me at McDonald Elementary with the school nurse, with a speech teacher and in a special needs class. That is when I knew for sure I wanted to pursue teaching, Brandon said.
She earned a Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood Education degree from Francis Marion University. In 2010, she graduated with a Masters degree in Education Administration from Grand Canyon University.
She said one of her favorite things about her job is when she sees the light go off in the eyes of her students when they get it.
We see that quite a bit in kindergarten, she said. Elementary teachers have a love for children. They need us and our love for them shines through.
Brandon has two children. Colby is 5-years-old and Cort is 17 months.
She said she feels honored to have been chosen as a finalist, especially since she has bee back in the district only three years.
Editors note: This is the second in a series of stories on the 2014 Teacher of the Year finalists. The winner will be announced at a banquet May 8.
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Academics . Foundation . Faculty
Title Professor/Chair of the Foundation Environment
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7930
Courses Charette: Self + Other Voices | Design I | Design II
Degree MFA, Sculpture, School of the Art Institute of Chicago; BFA, Sculpture, Cleveland Institute of Art; Graduate work in Landscape Architecture at the University of Illinois; summer study in Landscape Architecture at Harvard University; summer study at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture
Petra Soesemann is a Professor and Chair of the Foundation Environment. In 2009 she was granted a year-long sabbatical leave to focus on her creative practice at the Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program. Selected awards include Artist-in-Residence at the Fundacion Valparaiso in Spain; Fulbright Fellowship to study Incan architecture in Peru; exhibition Grant to Sao Paulo, Brazil; travel grants to Mexico, Honduras and Guatemala to research Mayan art and architecture; and travel grants to Turkey to study Islamic art and architecture as well as contemporary art. She has also taken CIA students to Mexico, Germany and Italy on team-taught foreign study trips. Soesemann's recent work explores the conventional relationships between seeing and representing; her fabric constructions often manipulate light and color to bring perception into conflict with uncertainty, engaging the basic mechanisms of "mind seeking meaning" as a process of consciousness.
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Jerry Birchfield Jr
Title Adjunct Faculty
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7329
Courses Design I | Photo 1: Introduction to Photographyexpand collapse
Title Professor/Co-Chair of Sculpture + Expanded Media
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7381
Courses BFA Statement + Exhibition | Charette: Collaboration + Community | Fiber: Advanced Studio: Topics in Contemporary Art + Culture | Fiber: Sewing + Fabrication Processes | Fiber: Silkscreen | Material Matters | On the Body | Sculpture + Expanded Media | The Extended Body
Degree MFA, Cranbrook Academy of Art; BA, Barnard College, Columbia University
Tina Cassara received a BA in urban studies, emphasis in sociology from Barnard College, Columbia University. Following graduation, she moved to Viques, in the Juan region of Peru, and studied with Francisca Mayer from Black Mountain College, teaching natural dyes derived from indigenous plants to local weavers. Her travels continued through the Collao Altiplano region of Bolivia. While living in New York City, Cassara was co-editor of Sing Out! magazine before attending Cranbrook Academy of Art, where she received an MFA from the fiber department. Cassara has since conducted extensive research into women's labor in the American textile industry, issues of European migration and relocation, and more recently, the assigned value of labor in historically women-dominated textile industries in the South. In the late 1990s, Cassara began exploring the history of textile production. A strong advocate for organized labor, she began conducting interviews in LaGrange, GA, and nearby mill towns, speaking with retired textile workers, factory owners, surviving union organizers, and members of textile heritage societies. In 2008–09, Cassara was awarded a sabbatical to further her research in the network of textile heritage societies, including travel to Cooleemee, NC, working with organizers of the Textile Heritage Initiative and members of the Troop County Historical Society. Cassara's research also continues in Scranton, PA, where she is examining documents and photographs related to the growth of the mining and silk textile industriesexpand collapse
Title Academic Director, Cores + Connections; Adjunct Professor of Art
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7364
Courses Charette: Self + Other Voices | Digital Synthesis | Drawing II | Intro Printmaking: Image Construction II: Color + Form | Material Color
Degree BA, Studio Art, Ursuline College; MA student, Advanced Inquiry, Miami University
On faculty at the Cleveland Institute of Art since 2006, Barbara Chira has also been Academic Director of CIA's burgeoning academic vision, Cores + Connections, since July, 2013: core values of faculty mentorship, studio and academic rigor, and state-of-the-art curriculum, all power extensive connections for student engagement in community-based learning, real-world professional projects, and socially engaged practices in art and design. Chira is also a practicing artist, having maintained a studio in the Superior Arts Corridor since 2002. Her commitment to the ideals of a social practice has included projects with homeless women and children at the Salvation Army's Harbor Light Complex and with HIV-positive children in Youngstown (exhibited at the McDonough Museum of Art). In more recent years, she has created temporary spaces in public and facilitated strangers coming together in meaningful conversation. At CIA, Chira has been championing new socially engaged project courses for students, related to poverty, homelessness, health care, and the environment, with partners including the Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland Metroparks, and Cuyahoga County's homeless service organizations. This commitment to socially engaged art is also informed by Chira's previous 12-year career in community health and human services in the County, including several years as a case manager working with people in their homes in Cleveland's highest-poverty neighborhoods.expand collapse
Terry Clark
Title Adjunct Faculty
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7000
Courses Drawing II | Material Colorexpand collapse
Title Associate Professor/Chair of Painting
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7357
Courses Art + Design History I: Ancient-18th Century | Art + Design History II: 18th Century-1945 | BFA Statement + Exhibition | Expanded Print: New Imaging | Hybrid Approaches to Drawing + Painting: Digital Media | Intro to Painting: Painting History: 1828-Present | Role of the Artist as Producer | Senior Studio: BFA Research | Systems Drawing | Water+: An Exploration of Water-Based Media
Degree MFA, Painting, University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa); MA, Art History, University of Alabama at Birmingham; BS, University of North Alabama
Lane Cooper is an artist, who works through painting, sound, video, text and, on occasion, performance. Her work has been presented in venues ranging from Birmingham, AL, to Madrid, Spain. In 2009 she participated in a residency at The Banff Centre located in Alberta, Canada, and in the fall of 2010 she was an artist-in-residence at Gallery Aferro in Newark, NJ, where she exhibited as part of the 2011-12 season. She holds a master's degree in art history with an emphasis in contemporary art and an MFA in painting. She has been teaching since 1989, and since the spring of 2001 she has taught full-time at the Cleveland Institute of Art.expand collapse
Title Associate Professor/Chair of Printmaking
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7480
Courses Image + Form II: Reproducibility | Intro Printmaking: Image Construction I: Line + Sequence | Material Color | Printmaking: Advanced Topics | Printmaking: Advanced Topics | Professional Practices | Propaganda: Media, Dissemination, Technique
Degree MFA Clemson University, Printmaking; BA Xavier University, Printmaking, Graphic Design & Business
Maggie is an Associate Professor and Printmaking Department Chair. She is a founding member and Board President of the Morgan Conservatory, a center for book and paper arts. http://morganconservatory.org
Recent exhibitions include a solo exhibition at the University of Mount Union and inclusion in the 2013 MAPC Juried Members Exhibition at the McDonough Museum.
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Title Professor
Department Foundation
Phone 216.421.7931
Courses Charette: Collaboration + Community | Design I | Design II
Degree BFA, Painting, Cleveland Institute of Art; MFA, Sculpture, Syracuse University
Richard is a professor in the Foundation Department at the Cleveland Institute of Art. He was a sketch artist for the Baltimore Police Department in the Homicide Unit for a year. Here at CIA he has worked in our Continuing Education Program, the Portfolio Preparation Program and the Visiting Artist Programexpand collapse
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This is for the incredibly inconsiderate male driver of a large white pickup truck who so dangerously and rudely passed three women on their horses on North Fayston Road last Sunday. Just so you know, you could have seriously injured any one of the horses and riders with your reckless and excessive speed though I hardly think you care considering your actions.
We had one rider ahead, one trying to remount her horse and the third, that would be me, hanging back to make sure she mounted with no issues. And you were speeding up the hill as fast as you possibly could with no regard for any of us. I asked you to slow down by motioning to you with my hands in a downward motion which you completely ignored actually speeding up. When I yelled at you to slow down because you were scaring the horses and my horse was moving toward the center of the road, you revved up your engine and peeled out giving us the finger.
A week later, riding down Center Fayston, a man on a tractor was coming toward us and he nicely slowed down; however, a blue Chevy truck with a young man driving passed the tractor. Again, I asked him to slow down; he ignored me and sped by us!
Prior to that an Audi convertible went by us at a fast speed; he seemed to live in the area but gave us little regard. There were some considerate drivers that slowed after seeing us riding on the road. To those I say thank you!
I don't understand those who speed by horses. What don't you get about slowing down – they are animals! How many of you would speed by a person with a baby carriage, young children, a dog? I don't think so.
These are dirt roads with severe drop-offs on either side for drainage. If one gets pushed over the edge it could be quite serious, especially for a horse.
Basically, I feel so over the edge with the rudeness of most of the drivers going by us; I will be taking license numbers and turning them over to the police from now on. I have had it.
Please slow down!
Linda Gardener lives in Waitsfield.


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A pilau (pronounced "pur-loo"), or pilaf, has many of the techniques of the Italian risotto, going back to the early history of Colonial rice production and has been called Southern risotto. I like mine a bit moister than many risottos, but the texture is completely up to the cook.
Whether using fresh or dried mushrooms, a bit of finagling must go on as flavors of each kind of mushrooms vary. Some people prefer a mixture of fresh and dried to intensify the flavor.
If using fresh mushrooms, remove any woody stems and clean by brushing or running quickly under cold water to remove any unwelcome debris. A good imported cheese is a must.
Southern Mushroom Pilau-Risotto
Serves 4 to 6
4 ounces fresh clean mushrooms or substitute dried (See cook's note)
3 tablespoons butter
1 tablespoon oil, cook's preference
1 medium onion, finely chopped
1 pound Carolina Gold, arborio, or other short- or medium-grain rice
4 cups boiling chicken or vegetable stock or water
1/3 cup freshly grated Parmigiano Reggiano cheese
Freshly ground black pepper
Chop the mushrooms.Heat the butter and oil until hot. Add the onion and mushrooms, and saute for 2 to 3 minutes, until the onions are transparent but not browned. Add the rice and stir until thoroughly coated, 1 to 2 minutes.
Meanwhile, bring the liquid to a boil. Stirring constantly, add 1/2 cup of the hot stock to the mushroom-rice mixture and continue to stir over medium-high heat until all the liquid has been absorbed and the rice appears to be dry. Add another 1/2 cup of the stock, following the same method. Over a 20-minute period, continue this procedure, being careful not to "drown" the rice. Stirring constantly, cook the pilaf until it has reached a creamy consistency and is al dente for those who like a little "bite" or cooked until barely softened throughout for those who prefer it without the "bite."
When the pilaf is done, stir in the cheese and season to taste with salt and pepper. Fluff with a fork. Serve immediately or refrigerate, covered, and reheat in microwave.
Cook's note: If using dried mushrooms, cover them with boiling water in a bowl or glass measuring cup. Soak for 30 minutes. Remove the plumped mushrooms with a slotted spoon. Squeeze the mushrooms to remove excess liquid. Strain and reserve the resulting liquid (broth). Roughly chop the mushrooms, remove any hard pieces, and set aside.
Conversion: 8 ounces of fresh mushrooms equals 4 ounces of dried mushrooms
Nathalie Dupree is the author of 13 cookbooks, most recently the James Beard award-winning "Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking." She lives in Charleston and may be reached through Nathaliedupree.com.
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