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Bozarts to celebrate first-year anniversary with open houseTuesday, June 29th, 2010
So far I've managed to not mention Bozarts very much and I have been able to portray ideas, concerns and desires from and for the creative community. However, this week I'm feeling a bit proud and very excited about July 3 and the festivities and celebrations to occur.
The gist … This Saturday July 3, Bozarts will turn 1-year-old with all kinds of friends, food, music, art and contests for the young and old to come down and enjoy. Along with the anniversary celebration there will be three birthdays being celebrated, a bicycle wedding ride, an artist moving sale, a potluck dinner and six CD releases and performances from Old West End Records (OWE).
Not to mention July 3 is also the coloring contest submission day as well as the petition kick-off for a public art wall for Downtown Toledo.
The overwhelming, open-armed and warm reception Bozarts Fine Art and Music Gallery has received has been unbelievable. Toledo has shown me there are a lot of people who want to support a place that believes in them as a community of like-minded, forward-thinking individuals rather than a customer base. I also believe there has been an incredible amount of extreme and thoughtful talent showcased at Bozarts during the past year which has led to legitimizing our place and stance in our community.
In many ways, this anniversary party is for those of you who understand my sincerity and have been out to enjoy these evenings as well as for those of you who have wanted to but haven't been able to make it down yet. Scoffers, please continue … maybe we'll see you next year.
My friend Heather Helwig, my pooch (Jobo) and I are celebrating our birthdays on July 3. Plus, my friends Toby Fey and Anneliese Gryta are getting married and having a bicycle crawl which will swing through with the wedding party as they venture over to the Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Center for their reception.
What would Bozarts be without the arts? This Saturday will be sure to satisfy your aesthetic palette. UT professor Dustin Bork and Carly Dahl will display a moving sale of sorts. Their works will be featured at the one-night event in an effort to lighten the proverbial load and sell some works to help finance their transplant to Arkansas where
Dustin will be professing the good word (of art) at Lyon College.
Along with Dustin and Carly's work we will also offer a preview of one of Toledo's artistic gems, Yusuf Lateef. Yusuf has been utilizing the gallery as a studio over the last month and will continue to through out the summer until his solo exhibition in September.
Oooh … Yeah … and the music, can't forget about the music. All the music on Saturday will be performed by OWE Records musicians and DJs who you have probably relaxed or danced to whether at Wesley's on a Friday night or at the Glass City Cafe's Bluegrass Breakfasts which are two of Downtown Toledo's staples.
A great circle of friends has been brought together through their love for music by Ben Langlios. You may want to take a breath before reading this list … ready? The Fairly Handsome Band, Blowing Grains, Alana Pop, Quick & Sneider, The Dub Starlings along with DJs N Mattimoe, Alan Leizerman, Ortho and Damon Sturdivant. All of them will perform between 4 p.m. and 1 a.m. thoughout the evening.
Along with performing, OWE Records will release six different CDs for purchase or to win by raffle on Saturday night.
Did I mention the coloring contest? Saturday is the submission day for the coloring contest, available at the Ottawa Tavern, Home Slice Pizza or Downtown Latte (three of my favs). There are no rules regarding the contest; all ages are welcome as well as any form of manipulation. The entries will be put on display as they are received and the winner will earn an evening at Bozarts to do with what they will on a Friday in November or December. An exhibition, performance, dance party, poetry reading, movie showcase … whatever they like.
OK. That is about all the room I have, but by no means is the complete list of fun things going on Saturday. You can see more under my events on Facebook (under Jerry Gray).
Bozarts is located at 151 S St Clair St.
Jerry Gray is an artist, writer, vocalist, bartender, gallery owner and advocate of the Toledo Potential, which promotes the retaining and featuring of artistic talent and culture in our city.


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The letter released Tuesday was signed by U.S. Sen. Herb Kohl and U.S. Reps. Tammy Baldwin, Ron Kind and Gwen Moore. Mark Pocan, who was elected to Congress in November, also signed.
The lawmakers urge Walker to create a state exchange that builds off the unique strengths of Wisconsin's health care system.
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I didn't have the patience to try and get a Dusty Old Lamp through chance. I just had Coreopsis buy one with all of her Lifetime Happiness points.
Eldritch and the genie were quickly smitten with each other.
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And finishing out the night at a local playground.
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I hired a babysitter for Fenton, and waited to see what Engelbert would do with his unsupervised freedom.
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Eventually he returned home. Where he… went outside and sat in a chair on the back patio for a while.
Then he got hungry, but he doesn't know how to cook, so he burned the waffles.
He ended up eating canned soup for dinner.
Finally I had to step in. I scheduled a "Teen Party," and invited over the three teenagers he knows.
It was a complete flop. I couldn't get them to do anything interesting, even after I had Engelbert play with the DJ station and make a batch of drinks.
Eventually the adults came home and – adding insult to injury – got mad at Engelbert for having a party in their absence.
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Code or cursive – what do students need more?
An intriguing report from the U S. Census Bureau last week offered yet more support to drawing far more students into the fields of science, technology, engineering and math – the so-called STEM fields.
Studying STEM can be good for your job prospects.
"STEM graduates have relatively low unemployment," Liana Christin Landiva, a sociologies in the Census Bureau's Industry and Occupation Statistics Branch, said in a bureau news release.
But here's an interesting twist – "these graduates are not necessarily employed in STEM occupations," Landiva said.
Indeed, the census bureau said that three out of four people with a bachelor's degree in the STEM fields are employed in some other line of work. The numbers vary by specific field – about half of those who majored in engineering, computer, math or statistics were in a STEM job. Only about a quarter of physical science majors were and for social science majors, only about 7 percent went into a STEM field.
The bureau didn't speculate on what might account for the migration into so many other fields from STEM education, but it one possible answer might be that a STEM foundation prepares you pretty well for lots of other work.
The numbers reminded me of another idea I've recently heard a couple of people be passionate about – the value of teaching computer code in schools. Turns out in the United States, we don't do that much, although there are many advantages.
"Ninety percent of schools just don't even teach it," Hadi Partovi, co-founder of the nonprofit Code.org, told a National Public Radio reporter in February. "So if you're a parent and your school doesn't even offer this class, your kids aren't going to have the preparation they need for the 21st century," she argued. "Just like we teach how electricity works and biology basics, they should also know how the Internet works and how apps work."
I hadn't thought much about learning computer code in school – if anything, I thought it might be an attractive course of study about given that computer programming has been a field for years with many more jobs than graduates trained to take them.
But learning computer code may well impart basic skills and understanding – and thought patterns – that are invaluable in today's technology-laden world.
And the question of teaching code strikes me as at least as worthy of debate as teaching cursive writing. Its absence from the Common Core standards panicked our legislators even before this year's hyperventilating about those instructional standards adopted by nearly every state.
Last spring, the legislature passed and Gov. Pat McCrory signed a law requiring that cursive be taught in school.
While some of the arguments advanced by legislators seemed a bit retrograde, perhaps a fear of the future, there is a healthy, ongoing debate over learning cursive writing. Learning cursive, many educators argue, has value beyond just being able to handwrite a letter. "The practice helps with learning letters and shapes, can improve idea composition and expression, and may aid fine motor-skill development," the Wall Street Journal wrote in a report on its decline a few years ago.
That decline has been going on for four decades or more. But it has accelerated as the advent of smartphones and tablets means that more and more of us need keyboarding skills far more than the ability to "make the small 'Ls' flow."
It's probably not bad idea for our kids learn cursive and code – and science, technology, engineer and math, no matter what there career plans.
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Breeders' Cup Classic: Rosario to ride Flat Out
Joel Rosario on Sunday was announced as the rider on Flat Out for the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic on Nov. 2 at Santa Anita, a development that had been hinted at days earlier.
Ron Anderson, Rosario's agent, said the jockey was thrilled to get back on the horse. Rosario and Flat Out teamed to finish third behind Fort Larned and Mucho Macho Man in last year's Classic.
"It looks like there's a lot of speed in this year's race, and the horse ran well there last year on a day where it was speed biased," Anderson said from New York. "He was one of the only horses to close ground."
Junior Alvarado had ridden Flat Out in his last six starts, which included wins in the Westchester and Suburban at Belmont Park. Rosario recently returned to action, and until Sunday, he was without a mount in the Classic. Rosario won the 2012 Jockey Club Gold Cup on Flat Out, who is trained by Bill Mott.
Rosario last rode Flat Out on Feb. 9 in the Donn Handicap at Gulfstream Park, where they finished fourth. Alvarado had been on him since.
Rosario was off from Aug. 23 until Oct. 11 with a broken bone in a foot.
Pre-entries for the Breeders' Cup are due Monday and will be announced Wednesday.
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DRF won't give you simple standard information without payment, so I will. At Santa Anita. Game on Dude worked 6f in 1:11 2/5 with Garcia up, Smith rides in the big show. Beholder went 7f in 1:24 2/5 with Stevens. Executivepriviledge went 5f in 1:00 2/5 for a possible start in the filly and mare sprint. At Churchill. Fort Larned went 5f in 1:00 3/5, last quarter in 23 4/5, galloped out in 1:13 1/5, 1:26 3/5, 1:41 1/5 Belmont Training track Palice Malice went 5f in 1:00 flat Graydar 5f in 1:01 3/5 Havanah 4f in 49.
The defending champ is training nicely !!!!!
What does WTC have to do to convince everyone that he is the real deal? Since the equipment change this horse has won on 3 different tracks and has beat some pretty damn good horses. This race sets up perfectly where it is loaded with speed.
Anonymous, You are 100% correct and I feel that Bill Mott will win at least 2 races in the Breeders' Cup now.
Giving back the mount to Rosario can be viewed in numerous ways. Rosario, being a former leading rider at Santa Anita, is one important way of looking at it. He knows the track. He also knows the horse. And he's proven himself in high stakes races. So why not?
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If Game on Dude draws the 8 hole or in an breaks on top or close to the pace , this race is over. Ron the Greek will be overbet cause of high beyer. out.
Flat Out is a good horse but has not won a race away from Belmont since 2010. He also looks to have lost a step or two. Should be a great race though. I would bet Ron The Greek if I thought he would run a good race. He will probably be worth a play just in case he puts two good races together, espeially since you should get a nice price. Mucho Macho Man looks like he is sitting on go.
great move. money rider for a money race. why settle for a second tier rider when you can have joel up.


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Much of the cultural world's attention will be focussed on Edinburgh and its famous festival over the coming weeks but it's no secret that Glasgow is really where cutting-edge creativity shines in Scotland. Now Talenthouse and O2 are offering young artists, illustrators, designers and graffiti artists a cool opportunity to create an original piece of work to take pride of place at the city's O2 Academy, one of Glasgow's most popular live music venues which is celebrating the tenth anniversary of its relaunch this year.
As well as seeing their work on display in the iconic venue – where some 150,000 music fans flock every year – the winners will also receive £1,000 cash and a pair of gig tickets. A People's Choice Award will see another creative scoop £500. The judging panel includes Alex Kapranos, the lead singer of Franz Ferdinand, who said: "Glasgow has always been a fertile place for art and music. I'm looking forward to seeing what comes through."
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Fearne chats fashion in her SS13 Inspiration Board for Very.co.uk25th January 2013
Fearne chats about the inspiration behind her gorgeous new Spring Summer 2013 collection for Very.co.uk in this exclusive mood board…
"My creative process always starts with a packed mood board full of prints, photographs and colour schemes. From there i start to sketch out different looks and ideas. Here are a few of my initial sketches behind the new season of my collection for very...
Ditsy Trim Mac
I love this mac and to be honest so does my Mum, my boyfriend's Step-Mum, my friends… you name it! They're all mad for the floral turn-up sleeves. It's perfect for Spring when it's not freezing or totally warm yet either.
Colour Block Dress
This dress is all about mixing it up. i wanted to use fabrics that were contrasting but still complimented each other. The final piece has bold block colours and pretty lace sleeves which makes it delicate with a unique edge."
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Are you sick of winter? What is your ideal summertime meal?
I love the Northeast, but I love it more in the summer. The cold weather and grey skies have gotten me down lately. I miss grilled hot dogs on buns, mac salad, corn on the cob and tomatoes from the garden.
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Top 10 OMG Moments From Gossip Girl Season 5, Episode 10: "Riding in Town Cars With Boys"
It seems almost disrespectful, given how last night's Gossip Girl ep ended, to call these OMG moments. Let's spell it out and call them "Oh my God," moments, as in: "Oh my God, we'll live just and virtuous lives and stop saying Serena has hair like a circus horse if you'll please just let Chuck live."
However you want to name them, the Season 5, Episode 10: "Riding in Town Cars With Boys" fall finale certainly had its share of twists and turns. Here are our top five.
5. Ivy admits the truth to Rufus
At this point, Ivy (Kaylee DeFer) has spun such a complicated web of lies — we're not sure anyone will believe her even when she does come clean. Then again, skipping town should help convince people she's a con artist. Why don't you try that, I?
4. Dan helps Chuck
We're a little disappointed that Dair seems to have withered on the vine. But at least Dan's (Penn Badgley) selflessness brought Chuck (Ed Westwick) and Blair (Leighton Meester) back together! And Dan can probably write a screenplay about it or something. [And then not give the movie rights to Serena (Blake Lively).]
3. Diana returns
What is Diana's (Elizabeth Hurley) connection to the Basses? How exactly does she know Jack Bass? Who is this "us" she speaks of? And as she been driving around in that limo looking pensive for weeks? Why do we have to wait until 2012 to find out?
2. Blair chooses Chuck
The moment we've all been waiting for. Blair gives up princess-hood to be queen of Chuck's heart. And in the back of a limo, no less. If only their bliss had lasted...
1. Chuck and Blair's car crash
Blair may have decided against the royal route, but the paps are still determined to see her go the way of Princess Di — and did Max and Trip help them along? And if so, why? Trip we get, but what does Max have to gain from trying to kill Nate?
Whatever the reason, Chuck's life now hangs in the balance. Don't do it, Gossip Girl writers! Think of Monkey.
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I'd say that it's possible, but extremely unlikely. Why? Because WoW is based on an RTS game, and in RTS, there's not a lot of complicated manipulation going on-- either you're attacking or defending, or some mix of the two. There hasn't really been any precedent (that I can think of or stretch to) in the Warcraft universe for a Bard or "Mesmer" class, and that's why it's pretty unlikely that Blizzard will try to break out past the trinity of usual MMO archetypes. Not to mention that, as Draele says, a meta class is a complex thing to create and play, and WoW tends to be more casual than complex.
Of course, never say never. There's a lot in this universe that hasn't even been hinted at in the game yet, and as was mentioned in last week's podcast, Death Knights will likely only be the beginning of hero classes, so who knows what Blizzard could come up with.


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The American Society for Cell Biology (ASCB) held its 2013 Annual Meeting at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center on Dec. 14-18. ASCB's membership is made up of approximately 9,000 biologists who study "the cell, the fundamental unit of life."
ASCB 2013 had a total of 341 booth spaces, down from 387 in San Francisco — but leaving the organization enthusiastic about ASCB 2014. "Next year, in Philadelphia, we are going to have a more interactive floor plan in the exhibit hall," Armstrong said, "which will no longer be called the exhibit hall — it will be the ASCB Learning Center." For the first time ever, ASCB will provide a three-hour period each day, from noon to 3 p.m., during which there will be no programming outside the Learning Center — which will feature exhibitor demos and roundtable discussions. "It's a way to show our appreciation to our exhibitors," Armstrong said, "and to bring them the audience that they are there to see."
ASCB also donated 10 iPads and CellScopes — highres microscope optics for use with the tablet computers — to two schools in New Orleans. "Their students came and they picked up the CellScopes, and they were thrilled," Armstrong said. "This was just a way to give back, for the ASCB to leave something behind to generate an interest in the science."
Schoolchildren weren't the only ones who got extra attention from ASCB. The organization had two special programs for graduate students and post-docs on how to deliver a stronger PowerPoint presentation, by former producers of "Good Morning America," and a session on how to deliver a "killer elevator speech." Both proved popular not only with their target audience, but with meeting attendees from all stages in their careers.
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Valparaiso University's Career Center is a comprehensive career services facility for undergraduate and graduate students. Career counseling, resume assistance, job opportunities bulletin, and interviewing assistance, are just a few of the services provided. Please visit the Career Center to learn more about the services offered.
The following links are just a few of the many external job sites for mathematics and computer science majors:
Computer Science Online
This site provides students and lifelong learners with educational, career and developmental information related to the world of computer science.
Career Corner Stone
This site is maintained by the Sloan Foundation and contains general information about careers and career opportunities, not only in mathematics but also in science and engineering.
Math Jobs
This site contains job postings, many of which are entry-level for Baccalaureate degree students.
Job Resource Center
This is a link to a job resource service that the department contracted with. Students can submit their résumés for free. Companies will advertise available positions here.
AMS (American Mathematical Society) Graduate Program Directory
AMS Student News
This link takes you directly is to the American Mathematical Society website.
MAA Math Classifieds
The Mathematical Association of America is proud to announce its new careers website; the only site available that pairs recent mathematical sciences graduates with potential employers.
SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics)
Are there careers in mathematics outside of academia?
The answer is a resounding YES. The Society for Industrial and Applied
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- Prep time:
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- Cook time:
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A super quick and colourful bean and radish salad created by Angela Hartnett
Method1. For the vinaigrette: Put the garlic in the bowl, add the mustard and a glug of olive oil. Mix well. Add the vinegar and then taste and adjust the amount of oil if necessary. It doesn't have to emulsify for this recipe.
2. For the salad: Mix together the shallot and radishes in a large salad bowl. Add a glug of vinaigrette and mix. Lightly blanch the green and yellow beans until just tender. Drain the beans and add to the serving bowl with the shallots. Pour over the rest of the vinaigrette (except for the garlic clove) and toss. Season with salt and pepper and serve at room temperature.
For the vinaigrette
- 1 garlic clove, unpeeled, roughly chopped
- 1 1/2 tsp dijon mustard
- 200-250 ml extra virgin olive oil
- 50 ml white wine vinegar
For the salad
- 1 banana shallot, very thinly sliced
- 1 bunches radishes, sliced
- 200 g French beans, topped and tailed
- 200 g yellow beans, topped and tailed
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- Never serve salad ingredients straight from the fridge – always return them to room temperature first.
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Russia expels USAID development agency
RUSSIA — Relations are getting frosty in the United States/Russian alliance. The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) announced yesterday that it will close its offices in Russia after receiving an order from the authorities there to cease operations. The Russian government gave the US until 1 October to close the mission, accusing it of meddling in politics, reports BBC News. USAID has worked in Russia for two decades, spending billions on aid and democratic missions. The expulsion follows a government crackdown on pro-democracy groups.
"The decision was taken mainly because the work of the agency's officials far from always responded to the stated goals of development and humanitarian cooperation. We are talking about attempts to influence political processes through its grants," the foreign ministry said in a statement.
Russian authorities are increasingly suspicious of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), which it believes are using foreign funding to foment political unrest, says the BBC's Steve Rosenberg in Moscow.
Earlier this year, President Vladimir Putin alleged that protests surrounding his re-election were orchestrated by US-funded NGOs.
Among the groups likely to be affected is Golos, whose exposure of electoral fraud at last year's parliamentary elections helped spark huge anti-Kremlin street demonstrations. Golos is partly funded by USAID.
"We remain committed to supporting democracy, human rights, and the development of a more robust civil society in Russia and look forward to continuing our cooperation with Russian non-governmental organisations," said Victoria Nuland, US State Department spokesperson. more


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MOUNT Pleasant — As one of the few returning seniors on the Northwood Academy boys soccer team, Tyler Lares had a goal to end his prep career with back-to-back state titles.
Lares made it happen, scoring all three of his team's goals in a 3-2 double-overtime victory over The King's Academy in the SCISA Class AA state championship matchup.
Lares' last goal, a penalty kick with six minutes remaining in the second overtime, proved to be the winner.
"We were up and down early in the season because we had so many guys in new roles, but we were determined about midseason to put it together and make a run," Lares said. "This was it for me, this match today. I just wanted to go out and play as hard as I could. As a team, we left it all on the field today."
Northwood coach David Harrison says Lares, a former baseball player who joined the soccer team a few years ago, saved his best for last.
"Without a doubt, this was the best he has ever played," Harrison said. "He was all over the field, and his intensity was higher than I ever remember it being before. He was our leader today."
Trailing twice during regulation, Northwood battled to tie its match with The King's Academy, sending the showdown into a pair of overtime periods.
King's sscored late in the first half when Evan Rabon took a feed from Lukas Goth and rifled a left-foot shot 25 yards into the upper left corner for a 1-0 lead.
Northwood tied the match nine minutes gone in the second period on Lares' first score, but the tie was short-lived when Hunter Haynes scored his 50th goal of the season on a penalty kick three minutes later.
Northwood (18-5) battled back with Lares scoring again, this time off an assist from Dennis Gavrilov midway through the second period.
"We have been behind plenty of times but this team never gives up. We seem to play harder once we get behind," said Lares.
Northwood freshman keeper Zach Ellison recorded three saves during the first overtime period, setting up Lares' heroics in the second extra session.
"Zach has just been incredible for us all season," said Harrison. "We became more of a defensive team this year. We had some good guys in the back. Zach was really good today against a very good offensive team. Those guys (King's Academy) score a lot of goals."
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Life, LEgend, Landscape:
Victorian Drawings and Watercolours
17 February – 15 May 2011
"A small but perfectly formed exhibition that reveals the astonishing variety and quality of Victorian drawings and watercolours." Country Life
This exhibition presents a rich selection of Victorian drawings and watercolours from The Courtauld Gallery's world-famous collection. Many of these works are shown for the first time. They range from exquisite highly finished watercolours to informal sketches and preparatory drawings for paintings and sculpture.
Major artists of the Victorian era are featured, from J.M.W. Turner and Edwin Landseer to Whistler and Aubrey Beardsley. Among the highlights are striking works by the Pre-Raphaelites Rossetti, Millais and Burne-Jones.
Splendid landscapes, intimate portraits and scenes from literature and everyday life reveal the Victorian preoccupation with nature, myth and legend, as well as the living model. More
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This exhibition has now closed.
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Pewamo Mural:
The Village of Pewamo was proud to unveil a new addition to Sesquicentennial Park at Block Party 2014. Due to generous donations received, the Village was able to commission Dan Arens of Westphalia to create a historic mural of the Pewamo Depot. Included in the mural is a tribute to our namesake, Chief Pewamo. We are very grateful to Dan and to the numerous benefactors who made this possible.
Dan Arens has asked that recognition be given to Jenny (Wood) Shangraw for her extensive research, which enabled him to depict Chief Pewamo accurately. The Village of Pewamo would also like to thank Jenny for her research and creation of the brochure explaining the history of John Blanchard and his relationship with Chief Pewamo. Copies of this brochure are available at the Village Office.
In light of the additional information gained by Jenny, the Village hopes to create another piece of the picture, by adding a panel to compliment our existing mural which shows young John Blanchard with Chief Pewamo. We also hope to obtain a plaque which can explain the murals and share the history of how Pewamo was named. There's always something to look forward to!
Dan Arens also expressed his pleasure in working with the Village of Pewamo, and wished to congratulate us on our community's efforts to come together and promote what makes the Village of Pewamo special!
Pewamo School Bell
Another wonderful addition to Sesquicentennial Park is the Pewamo School bell from the school built in 1903. We would like to thank Joe Bower and his family for allowing us to display this piece of our history.
Joe shared that he remembers ringing that bell when he shouldn't have on more than a few occasions! Apparently there was a space in the floor below the platform on which the "bell ringer" would stand. Joe said he would crawl into that space and pull the rope that hung below the platform. The principal would try to catch the person responsible, but there was no one to be found. While they suspected that Joe was the culprit responsible…Joe reports, "It took them a while to catch me!"
This beautiful picture of our Trail Head with our Firetruck was taken by Sara Gross for ©Sara J. Gross Photography. Thanks Sara!
Block Party 2014!
It takes a Village and its friends to throw a Block Party!
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Originally settled in 1834, the Village of Pewamo was incorporated in 1859, and proudly celebrated its Sesquicentennial in 2009. Pewamo prides itself as a family friendly community where you can enjoy small town living with big city access. Pewamo is surrounded by agriculturally rich lands and wooded lots, but is within easy access to the amenities offered by cities such as
Lansing and Grand Rapids.
Recreation opportunities abound for Pewamo with a nine acre village park, the 18 Hole Huckleberry Creek Golf Course only a short distance north of town and the future development of the Fred Meijer CIS Trail, which will allow Pewamo to enjoy the benefits of becoming a "Trail Town".
As a part of the P-W School District, Pewamo is proud of the educational opportunities they are able to offer. The Village is home to two elementary schools, one public and one private Catholic school. St. Joseph Catholic School is a 2nd through 8th grade facility, which is fully accredited. Recently P-W Schools celebrated national recognition when U.S. News & World Report announced top high schools in the nation. P-W High School was selected as a "Silver Medalist" (in the top 505). To put this in perspective, P-W was in the top 3% of high schools in the nation.
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And listen to the friendly gossip
of the folks that live next door.
For life is interwoven
with the friends we learn to know.
And we hear their joys and sorrows
as we daily come and go.
I like to live in a little town.
I care no more to roam.
For every house in Pewamo
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Franchise Encyclopedia ▪ 1994-95 New Jersey Nets ▪ 1996-97 New Jersey Nets
Record: 30-52, Finished 6th in NBA Atlantic Division (Schedule and Results)
Coach: Butch Beard (30-52)
PTS/G: 93.7 (27th of 29) ▪ Opp PTS/G: 97.9 (12th of 29)
SRS: -4.14 (23rd of 29) ▪ Pace: 90.9 (23rd of 29)
Off Rtg: 101.9 (28th of 29) ▪ Def Rtg: 106.5 (9th of 29)
Expected W-L: 29-53 (23rd of 29)
Arena: Brendan Byrne Arena ▪ Attendance: 638,144 (23rd of 29)
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October 6, 1995
Signed Robert Werdann as a free agent.
Chris Morris signed as an unrestricted free agent with the Utah Jazz.
October 9, 1995
Signed Vern Fleming as an unrestricted free agent.
Signed Gerald Madkins as a free agent.
October 13, 1995
Signed Gerald Glass as a free agent.
October 18, 1995
Waived Gerald Madkins.
November 30, 1995
Traded Derrick Coleman, Sean Higgins and Rex Walters to the Philadelphia 76ers for Shawn Bradley, Greg Graham and Tim Perry.
January 19, 1996
Traded Kenny Anderson and Gerald Glass to the Charlotte Hornets for Kendall Gill and Khalid Reeves.
April 22, 1996
Fired Butch Beard as Head Coach.
June 6, 1996
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Net Scan – Android App for Network Discovery and Port Scanning.
Not just another android port scan app. Net Scan strives to be the fastest one out there. On top of just scanning ports, Net Scan also utilizes network discovery to scan an entire network for IP aware devices (fancy for computers, routers, smartphones, printers, scanners, gaming consoles, or whatever). Once a list of devices is found, they can be clicked on to run a port scan.
When I first started coding this app, I tried to list some of the more annoying usability issues common in a lot of mobile and non-mobile apps. The last thing you want to have to do on a phone is type anything you don't have to. Sure there's always going to be one or two scenarios in which you're going to HAVE to type in parameters, but they were avoided at all costs using smart selections and field auto-population. For instance, when running a simple port scan on a machine, instead of giving a blank field to enter an ip address the user is instead given a field with an address already populated that's relevant to the network they're on. Instead of having to type in whole addresses, the user can just backspace on the last few digits and replace them. Sure this might sound small, but in the world of mobile devices, any help the user gets with inputting data is huge.
In addition to the lightning fast port scan there's also a Quick Scan feature which scans for a small set of widely used ports. This scan is almost instant and is great when you need to go down the list to see which computers on the network have ssh or http open. There are a lot of future plans to make this Quick Scan option flexible and fully configurable.
More features are on the way.
This is my first android app. I'm developing on the Motorola Droid, but if anyone has issues on other phones please leave me a comment.
Release Updates:
v1.6.0 2013-12-23
-Theme changes to work with newer Android builds
-Add Donate option to allow donation via Google Play (Billing permission added for this)
-Bunch of bug fixes
-Show your network's outside IP address.
-Can now add a label or description to a network device.
-Show open ports on main network device list.
-Fix a couple of Jellybean issues.
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The simple, sobering sound of a bell ringing as each firefighter's name and age was read brings home the sad story from Prescott, Ariz., where 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots who died Sunday fighting a wildfire were remembered Monday.
The Associated Press has posted video from that ceremony.
ABC15 in Phoenix has also posted its video.
As NPR's Nathan Rott reported from Prescott on Morning Edition, the scale of the tragedy is starting to sink in even as the fire continues to burn. "News that the Granite Mountain Hot Shots were overtaken by flames has put the town in a trance," he says.
Meanwhile, Nathan adds, "the fire that claimed those 19 lives is still burning uncontrolled and uncontained, about 30 miles southwest of town. More than 400 firefighters — including a few other 'hotshot' crews — are still battling the blaze, which has now charred over 50 structures and 8,000 acres."
Related: How Firefighters Cope With Profound Tragedy.
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The shakers at Sam Andreas Shakers are similar to Dairy Queen's Blizzards, and are much thicker than a milkshake. Several flavors are available (such as blueberry crumble or candy-coated chocolates) and blended with vanilla soft-serve ice cream. Each is plenty for two people to share. Additionally, thick milkshakes and ice cream cones are available.
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The game, set in the 1860's, starts with Arden waking up in a space capsule that has been fired, much like a giant bullet, from a cannon on Earth and is destined for the moon. When he realizes that his two fellow explorers are not just sleeping-but dead-you must use your wits to ensure that you do not meet the same fate.
Once landing on the moon, a hidden world is revealed with lush plant life and intelligent creatures. Arden needs to work with these mysterious creatures, the Selenites, to prove himself and return to Earth to share news of his wondrous trip and amazing discoveries.
The game, as with previous Kheops titles, is played through a first-person perspective. Each scene is static, with some animation of certain objects, but you are given full 360° control in each of these scenes. This allows you to use the mouse to look all around the environment and allows the developers to still control the scenes in order to help highlight key areas that you need to be paying attention to. While I still would've liked a true 3D game, with full movement and control, this 3D/static hybrid works very well and doesn't get in the way of what is at the heart of adventure games-the adventure! Having said that, I did have a little trouble figuring exactly where I was able to move to once landing on the moon, but the layout of the rest of the environments are much more intuitive.
The story is furthered by the narrative of Arden, who will exclaim certain revelations as you both stumble across them. In lieu of standard animated cut-scenes, the game uses static story boards with more narrative accompanying them. These story-boards, in addition to saving costs and development time when compared to fully CG videos, help to remind the player of the time-frame of the game. These story-boards are done in a style that just seems to scream out "olden days" and with the science fiction theme going on around you, it's easy to forget that this is set more then 100 years ago.
Another main ingredient in the adventure game genre these days is puzzles. All too often, in order to progress the next stage of the game, a rather obtuse logic problem or mechanical puzzle that for no apparent reason controls a door mechanism or something equally contrived. The challenge in the puzzles in Voyage are no easier then some of these, but they make sense! There are mechanical puzzles that require you to fix machines that serve a rational purpose. Logic problems are woven into the world in such a way that there is actual logic to them. This adds such character to the game and makes the world feel that much more real and believable.
The inventory system, which is used throughout the game, is very well done. You pick up items all over the world and can combine them in your inventory to create new, more useful items. I do, however, have a few little complaints about the inventory system is that towards the later stages of the game it can become quite cluttered. Items are divided into different tabs in your inventory and are constantly changing where they are located as you use them and put them back elsewhere.
Another complaint of the inventory system is with using up items. There are several items, such as the different fruits of the Moon, which are required throughout the adventure for many purposes. However, you can only pick up three of any one item at any one time. You can go back and gather more as you use them up, but you are still limited to just the three. It would've been more practical to just have one item that, through the powers of suspension-of-disbelief, can be used as many times as you want. Too often I found I was backtracking just to get some more of that one item that I had run out of...again.
I absolutely loved this game. I sat down and before I knew it about eight hours had passed and I hadn't left my chair. The story, while a little short (of course, all the good ones "too short"), does set up Michel Arden for another adventure that Verne fans will no doubt be excited to follow. I know I will.


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Posted at: 01/16/2013 3:15 PM
WINDSOR, Ontario (AP) - Aboriginals are slowing highway traffic, snarling a rail line and protesting at the busiest Canada-US crossing point as part of a "day of action" in their ongoing dispute with the government over treaty rights.
Hundreds of supporters of the "Idle No More" movement gathered Wednesday at one entrance of the Ambassador Bridge in Windsor, Ontario. Another entrance to the border crossing remained open, and organizers say the protest will not be a blockade.
Protesters also slowed traffic on a highway in Quebec and stopped a train on a rail line outside of Winnipeg. Marchers also temporarily diverted traffic from a bridge in New Brunswick.
The Idle No More movement began last month in protest of a federal bill that aboriginal groups say threatens their treaty rights established in Canada's Constitution.
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