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and i wonder if mexico can go to texas,arizona,new mexico and california and demand the land the u.s.took from them back?.... they already taking those states back anyways
if it was'nt for illegals half of new orleans would've never been rebuilt..so stop all that crying
all i have to say is that if it was'nt for hispanic workers(legal or illegal)more than half of new orleans would'nt be rebuilt
@jwilson226..most central americans in kenner are from honduras..always has been
and if it was'nt for hispainc workers[legal or illegal]half of new orleans would've never been rebuilt!!!
how about passing a law that stops people from being on welfare for years,or stop having generations living in projects and actually get out and get a job...i never see any other races standing in front of a home depot or lowes ready to work no they rather be out commiting murders in this city
your so right on point...and especially look what has happened to new orleans over all these years
typical new orleans response they hear the word latino or hispanic and they automatically metion illegal..most hispanics are here legally and have been for years and most latinos are hard workers who rather work to earn a dollar rather than stand on side of the road asking for money or sit on a porch all day
you might be in that situation one day...thats their job
@mikeb4233..kenner has always had a big hispanic community even in its prosperous days so don't make it seem like thats the reason kenner is going backwards..
we are cleaning up our city and most of us are taking responsiblity.but we can't control mother natur, a_shole.i hope one day you lose everything you have worked your whole life to get only to have all gone in a day.and think that everything is going to be back in only 5 years.its obvious you not from the area,a&*hole
i love PT and i bet he has a breakout season next year,yeah he got the ring but to call him a the best running back in saints history.i don't think so.duece was the complete back,the perfect balance of speed and power..and a great blocker too
so there got a few latino buisnesses on williams blvd.on you compare it to mexico..how stupid is that?there goes that good ole new orleans ignorance again
was that supposed to be funny,metrybrah
bondcrash..dallas a hot team,really???they only won one game in dec.so far
we need to bring mike mckenzie back!!!
what happened to vilma?
jayin46304.......it was a metaphor,smart guy,you know what i meant by that.and as sad as kyle orton was he still almost completed every pass when it counted.
i swear any QB that plays against the saints looks like joe montana,this is the sadest defense the saints have ever had.a change is definetly needed at defense.keep a few core guys and get rid of everybody else,oh well next season.....again
if we had at least a decent running game and a decent kicker we could easily be 10-2,so its just the little things we need to improve on..oh well hopefully next year we can get it right......again.


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After a nine-year absence, competitive cheerleading has returned to Georgetown High School.
Kayla Terhune, who was a member of the last competitive squad in 2005, is head coach of the new squad.
There just needs to be an awareness for cheerleading in this area, Terhune said. The Upper State is so dominant with cheerleading and gymnastics and tumbling.
Theres talent here in the Lower State, but in Georgetown County theres nowhere that really harvests that.
Twenty-four girls from the B-team, junior varsity and varsity squads have been inside the school gym this week for choreography camp.
Practice with the competitive squad is in addition to practice with the other squads.
Their dedication level is intense, as well as their athleticism, said assistant coach Carolyn Casselman. Once we get this routine out there it will showcase that they really are athletes.
Casselman is Terhunes mother, and she coached the competitive squad in 2005.
Competitive cheerleading squads perform 2 minute, 30 second routines that feature elite stunting, jumping, dancing and tumbling against other squads.
It really brings an awareness to the athleticism of these girls, Casselman. Theyre doing a lot more than just shaking pom-poms and jumping up and down.
Although these girls are part of the regular squad that performs for football and basketball, they have to have the mindset that they want to be more than that, Terhune said. They want to be a little bit more athletic.
Its a lot harder because we have to put our strength into it too, said senior Brooke Gray, who has been a cheerleader since seventh grade. We have a lot of pressure on us because especially with a flyer, we have to stick it every time. Its a lot of pressure.
Sophomore Ketorah Holmes, who has been cheering for two years, likes that the competitive stunts are a lot harder.
I really like cheerleading and I feel like its better to compete and see what I need to learn how to do and become a stronger person by watching other teams. Holmes said.
The stunts are also a favorite for Gray.
Ive always liked stunting more than actual cheering, Gray said. Thats my favorite part of cheering.
Mary Cooper Jordan, a sophomore who has been cheering for four years, agreed.
Ive always seen the competitive side more of a sport, Jordan said. More jumping, more tumbling, more active.
Jordan also runs cross-country for Georgetown High and said the sports complement each other because they both make her legs stronger.
Terhune and Casselman hope to bring the squad to about six competitions this year, including Lower State and State.
After restarting the squad with no budget, support from the community has started to grow.
A lot of people are really excited about seeing this come back to this area, Terhune said.
The school bought two mats and the schools Booster Club bought a mat for the girls to practice on. However, the squad needs seven mats to host a competition.
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January 9, 2014
RSU Professor's Art on Display in OKC
Rogers State University faculty member Bryce Brimer will have an installation at an Oklahoma City art gallery as part its exhibit, "Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: The Art of Social Commentary."
Brimer, an associate professor of fine arts, will display his "Homeless in Tulsa" installation at Artspace at Untitled, 1 NE 3rd St. in Oklahoma City, from Jan. 10 through Feb. 15. An opening reception for the show is scheduled for 5-8 p.m., Jan. 10.
The work, originally created for the recent "Oh, Tulsa" exhibition year at Living Arts of Tulsa, explores the dichotomy between the very rich and the very poor. At the front of the 12-foot-tall piece stand some of the iconic downtown buildings of Tulsa. The back is a replica of a shanty, which serves as a doorway into the artwork.
Brimer constructed the piece with help from individuals at the Tulsa Day Care Center for the Homeless who were asked to express, through painting, their thoughts on the subjects of home and Tulsa. He spent four weeks working with Day Center clients and used their painted panels in his piece.
"Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow: The Art of Social Commentary" also features the works of several other Oklahoma artists.
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Friends and community members released 19 balloons into the sky Thursday night, to celebrate the 19 years of Abby Ladner's life. The vigil began with one of Abby's teachers saying what kind of a girl Abby was.
"She was the sweetest person you would ever want to know, that Abby had the respect of everyone in the room from the youngest to the oldest, everyone was drawn to her."
Abby's guidance councilor stood in front of the group and shared that this past semester, Abby finally realized what her calling was– Social Work. She said how perfect that fit really would have been. A slide show was presented that Abby's friends had created, showcasing memories with friends and family over the years, from Parties to Pageants. One thing was consistent throughout every photo, her beautiful smile.
"She had a contagious smile, she was a very caring person and full of life. She was loving and had the biggest heart of anyone you would ever know, she was funny and beautiful, strong and smart, happy and very outgoing."
Friends signed white paper bags, with messages for Abby. They then lit a candle inside of the bag and lined the walk way outside, as a symbol that they will never forget their cherished friend.
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BEN Ainslie's preparations ahead of his bid to become the greatest ever sailor included not even finishing as the top Brit in the final event before London 2012.
But fellow British sailor and Olympic bronze medallist Nick Dempsey believes Ainslie will come good when it really matters and claim the title he so rightly deserves.
Heading into this summer's Games, 35-year-old Ainslie, a former Truro School pupil, who learned to sail in Falmouth, already boasts a silver and three gold medals in his Olympic trophy cabinet.
And if he was to retain his Finn title in Weymouth then Ainslie would overtake Dane Paul Elvstrom – who won four golds between 1948 and 1960 – as the most successful ever sailor.
However, never before had Ainslie's Olympic involvement, with just one spot per nation per boat available, been under so much threat, with pretender to his throne Giles Scott pushing him all the way.
Ainslie secured his spot with victory in last year's test event but since then, Scott has come out on top at December's ISAF Sailing World Championships in Perth and the Sail for Gold Regatta, on the London 2012 waters, earlier this month.
But despite this less than ideal run up to the Olympics, Dempsey isn't worried about his team-mate – adamant Ainslie's track record speaks for itself.
Dempsey said: "Ben is already regarded as the best sailor in the world and I wouldn't bet against him being officially the best after London 2012.
"He will have everyone behind him willing him on and I don't think coming second to Giles Scott at Sail for Gold will have an effect on him.
"Giles is a brilliant sailor in his own right and would have a chance of medaling himself at the Olympics if he were going so there really is no shame in finishing second behind him.
"And with Giles not at the Olympics it would have meant that Ben had come first at Sail for Gold out of those that are going to the Games so I think his preparations are going well.
"He has proven he is capable of winning and he is. I hope he will succeed and I'm pretty sure he is going to do very well."
Ainslie isn't Britain's only sailing medal hope heading into London 2012, with the team coming away with silverware in eight of the ten Olympic classes and all three Paralympic events at this month's Sail for Gold.
And Dempsey, who has his sights on windsurfing gold having always finished on the podium in Weymouth, believes the honour of a home Games will spur the class of 2012 on to greatness.
"I think the official line of medals is four, but everyone in our team is capable of winning a medal, so who knows?
"This is the biggest. Your home Olympics and the Olympics where I certainly feel the most prepared that I have felt.
"And I am sure Ben will feel the same. Even though he has been there and done it all before you can't begin to imagine what winning Olympic gold on home waters means."
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MidEast Crisis is a total conversion for the EA game Command and Conquer Generals : Zero Hour. It is a mod featuring Israel and Syria in a hypothetical modern war setting.
Or, in a magazine at least. This time, it's Computer Games Magazine, a popular and widespread American publication. A glowing review it is too. There have been other magazine articles written about MidEast Crisis as well; they'll be shown in the near future as scans become available.
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This past weekend, I was trying to figure out how to import my photos into iPhoto from my ext hdd and still be able to maintain the current filing system format that I've been using for a number of years. I spent many hours reading forums, reading books at bookstores, and even doing test imports but I couldn't seem to get iPhoto to import my pictures and keep them in the filing format that I want. Getting the pictures onto my iMac wasn't the problem. It was getting tem onto my computer in a manner that I can continue to use the filing system that I've been using for a number of years.
To recap (taken from my other post), I want to be able to keep my photos separated first by camera/photo taken on date/then individual photos. After messing with iPhoto for hours, it seems that iPhoto doesn't like that format and likes to do things their way (I guess kinda like how Apple views everything else.) iPhoto organizes the photo by import year/import month/import day/import date and time/individual photo. Also, keep in mind that iPhoto imports the photos into a quasi folder under pictures that iPhoto doesn't even give you immediate access to. You have to know to right click and select "show package contents" which basically tells me that iPhoto doesn't want you messing with the folder.
My conclusion after messing with iPhoto for so long was that iPhoto is great at "managing" the photos once they're in iPhoto but iPhoto sucks at "managing" the files. You basically can't manage the files in iPhoto.
So I ended up downloading Canon's photo software and it let's me do exactly what I want it to do. I download the pictures to the Pictures folder after I created separate folders for the different cameras. This allows me to back up my files in a manner that I can understand and manage in a way that makes sense for me. Then after the photos are downloaded to my iMac (through Canon's software), I open iPhoto and then import them into iPhoto and this allows me to use iPhoto to view my photos.
I know this seems like a lot to do but like I said, I don't like the way iPhoto "manages" the files and I want the filing system to continue in the manner that I've been using for years.
If anybody else is trying to figure out iphoto and how it "manages" their photos and files, hopefully, this will help you out a little. I know a simialr post like this would have save me a bunch of time so I thought I would share with the community. Hope it helps.
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I honestly don't get the file management obsession myself. You have a great piece of software that makes managing photos easy, not exactly sure why it matters what the file system is like since you never really have to bother with the files anyways.
I have never heard anyone give a good reason to need to manage the files themselves. You can easily access the image files by dragging the image right out of iPhoto (or even setup iphoto to use an external editor if that's the main concern). As for any other organization, you can easily do this with albums, tags, etc.
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Some people don't care at all about the files. I do but it doesn't mean I'm obsessive about it. I've been doing it that way for years and I back up my data that way because it's easy for me to retreive the data as I need it based on the dates and how I've set up my files. I def understand some people, maybe many people, don't care about that stuff as all they want to do is connect their camera and view them and share them with Grandma 2000 miles away. I like that ability but I want more and iPhoto can't give me what I want as it currently stands so maybe in the future when they wake up and give us the option of modifying the filing systme, it will then be my all-in-one.
Until then, I'll be using two systems and that's fine with me. I know this is a Mac site and there are many fanboys and I'm sure I'll get blasted for my blunt opinion but I just call it like I see it. I'm not biased either way but if iPhoto was awesome, I'd say it's awesome. In this case for my purpose, it's not awesome but ok.
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You can try it for 30 days via Apple's download site
Apple - Aperture - Download a 30-day trial of Aperture 3.
You may find it a bit overkill for what you want but try it and see. The other contender is Adobe's Lightroom. catalogues and manges files as well as giving you an excellent image processor. But a tad more expensive.
Again try it and see
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Picasa is one option, ACDSee Pro for Mac is a better (albeit more expensive) option IMO. (full disclosure: I used to work for them).
The thing people like about ACDSee Pro (for either platform) is that it catalogs, but does not move or collect the actual files. They stay right where you put them, even on other drives, and you organize them however you like. The program does other stuff that photo pros appreciate as well, but for those obsessed with file-level management, that's what you are looking for.
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ERWIN — William "Tucker" Runion, age 89, of Erwin, passed away Tuesday, July 19, 2011, at the Center on Aging and Health.
He was a native of Unicoi County and the son of the late George Arlee and Edith Tucker Runion. Tucker was a member of Shallow Ford Baptist Church. He served in the United States Army as a Corporal with the 159th Combat Engineers Battalion during World War II. He retired after working Construction Management.
Other than his parents Mr. Runion is preceded in death by wife, Ruby Ray Runion; sisters: Pauline Moore, Millie Parsons, Virginia Laffertee; and brothers: Lewis Runion and James Lee Runion.
He leaves behind: Son: William "Bill" Runion, of Erwin; Brothers: Tommy Runion, of Erwin, Charles Runion, of North Carolina; Sisters: JoAnn Lockhart, of Las Vegas, Mary Rayburn, of Chester, West Virginia; Grandchildren: Becky Moore and husband, Tracy, of Erwin, Willy Runion and wife, DeeDee, of Limestone, TN; Great Grandchildren: Hillary Edwards, Garret Edwards, Ivey Runion, Lexi Runion and Allie Runion.
The family would like to express a sincere appreciation to the Unicoi County Memorial Hospital Staff, to the Center on Aging and Health and to Caris Hospice. A very special appreciation is extended to Sherry Buck.
The funeral service will be held on Thursday, July 21, 2011, at 1:00 PM in the Chapel of Valley Funeral Home. Reverend Harold Lewis will officiate. Willy Runion will provide the Eulogy. Musical selections will be under the direction of Gary Amos.
Visitation with the family will be held on Thursday from noon until service time at Valley Funeral Home.
The committal service will follow the funeral service at Ray Cemetery, in the Devil's Fork community, with the Tennessee National Honor Guard providing Military Honors. Serving as pallbearers will be Mark Lung, Phillip Wilson, Ronnie Ray, Gary Tipton, Jerry Clouse, Otis Ray and Carroll Runion. Honorary pallbearers will be the members of the Adult Men's Sunday School Class of Shallow Ford Baptist Church.
Condolences and memories may be shared with the family and viewed at www.valleyfuneralhome.net.
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Taylor J. Frey is the President-elect of the Washington College Student Government Association. He has served the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation as a Nonprofit Management Intern, worked as a Finance Intern on Nathan Shinagawa's 2012 Congressional Campaign, and worked to strengthen small companies as a Branding and Marketing Consultant. He is pursuing his Bachelors of Arts in Political Science and American Studies with a minor in Drama.
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C.V. Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience : (Present) As the Washington Book Prize Associate and Student Director of the Revolutionary College Project I assist with the coordination of the largest Founding-Era book prize in the United States, and directly oversee a research, writing, and marketing initiative of the Center.
The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation: (2015) As a Nonprofit Management Intern I examined how large nonprofit organizations can be led successfully in an era of rapid financial, technological, cultural change. I reported to the Interim Vice President for Historical Research and Interpretation and worked to advance Foundation initiatives including the Slavery and Remembrance Project - a partnership with UNESCO.
Global Leadership ExChange Program: (2014) I completed courses and workshops on cross-cultural leadership, peace and conflict, and social innovation in Rome, Italy through Charles University in Prague. During this program I lived and studied alongside emerging leaders from over ten diverse countries.
Branding and Marketing Consulting: (2013-2014) With the owners of a mid-scale winery in the Finger Lakes region of New York State I created a web-store, worked with outside companies to develop an apparel brand, trained employees on the sales staff, and set up the basic financial infrastructure needed to expand their customer base.
The Committee to Elect Nathan Shinagawa: (2012) As a Congressional Campaign Finance Intern I spent ten months assisting the candidate and his Finance Director in a competitive race for the Democratic nomination and competitive general election. Throughout this process I created and researched donor lists, assisted in training new interns, and staffed the candidate during call time.
National Youth Leadership Forum Scholar: (2013) I studied American leadership, diplomacy, intelligence, and defense in Washington, D.C. with young leaders from across the country.
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Habitat for Humanity: As Director of Communications & Outreach for Washington College Habitat for Humanity I oversee all publicity efforts, coordination with alumni, and certain aspects of our community relations.
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The No. 11 Texas A&M men's golf team was selected as the No. 4 seed at the NCAA Regional in Raleigh, N.C., the selection committee announced Monday morning while revealing the complete field for the 2014 Men's DI Golf Championships.
The Aggies will be making their school-record 12th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance as well as their 41st overall showing in the NCAA field. Play at the Raleigh regional will take play May 15-17 on the Lonnie Poole Golf Course, which serves as the home of the North Carolina State golf teams and opened play during the summer of 2009. The 7,350-yard, par-71 public course was designed by Palmer Course Design Company.
"We're always excited this time of year," Texas A&M head coach J.T. Higgins said. "Everything starts fresh. It doesn't matter what you did in your last tournament or really all season, it comes down to these next two events and playing your best golf. We're really fired up to get back out there and have another great regional showing."
ACC Champion Georgia Tech is the top seed among the 14-team regional field in Raleigh, followed by Washington, Florida State, Texas A&M, Mercer, Kentucky, Texas Tech, Wake Forest, South Alabama, Memphis, Minnesota, Rice and Bethune-Cookman.
The tournament will consist of 54 holes of stroke play, with 18 holes each day. The top five teams in the regional advance to nationals, scheduled for May 23-28 at Prairie Dunes Country Club in Hutchinson, Kan. Additionally, the highest-placing individual who is not a member of an advancing team will also earn a trip to the NCAA Championship.
"I think our region probably has the deepest field," Higgins added. "If you look at Minnesota being an 11 seed and winning the Big 10, Texas Tech playing great at the Big 12 Championship and the kind of season Mercer has put together, there are really eight or nine teams that feel like they've got a great chance to advance. We're going to have to play really great golf to make it to the national championship, but that is always the case this time of year."
Texas A&M enters the postseason ranked No. 11 in the most recent Golfweek/Sagarin poll and No. 13 in the May 1 edition of the Golf World/Nike Golf Division I College Coaches' Poll.
Five other sites will host regionals, including Auburn, Ala. (Auburn University Club), Columbia, Mo. (The Club at Old Hawthorne), Eugene, Ore. (Eugene Country Club), San Antonio, Texas (Briggs Ranch Golf Club) and Sugar Grove, Ill. (Rich Harvest Farms).
A&M is one of 12 SEC schools to make the field, joining Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt.
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Foodies know: if you want sit-down Filipino cuisine, head to Daly City for the densest concentration of deliciousness. Yet there's an outlier — a humble little Tenderloin hole-in-the-wall steadily serving the real deal. Family-run Kusina Ni Tess dishes out kare-kare, a peanut sauce-based Filipino stew; picadillo, a savory mélange of ground pork, carrot, potato, and green peas; and fish in tangy, sweet-sour broth. For breakfast, savor garlic fried rice with egg and your choice of meat: try Filipino corned beef or daing na bangus (butterflied, skin-on milkfish). The staff will offer tastes to help you choose from the hearty, ultra-cheap menu — all dishes under $9 — but don't miss the laing: taro leaves cooked in coconut milk and shrimp paste, tinged with subtle chile heat. Finish it all off with egg pie or young coconut pie.
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Where: Portland Heights Park at Strohecker's, 2855 SW Patton Rd.
Come greet your neighbors at our annual picnic/ice cream social. Bring lawn chairs or a blanket and your families. Stay tuned for more details in the next newsletter and on our website.
We've been made great progress during the winter and spring, removing invasive, non-native species from the City's right of way at the corner of SW Vista and Spring Street. The City did have to take down one dying, hazardous big leaf maple tree, so unfortunately we lost some shade canopy, but we'll cope. Next wet season we'll start replanting with native and hardy plants. To join future work parties, contact SWHRL: email@example.com or Nancy Seton at 503-224-3840 to get on the email notification list. All ages - students, parents, Boy/Girl Scouts, and any others welcome. This will be a beautiful spot we can be proud of!
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Juniper Expands IPv6 Migration Options
By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published November 05, 2010
Moving from IPv4 to IPv6 is no easy task, as IPv4 access remains a requirement for service providers even as address space runs down.
Tags: networking, migration, Juniper, IPv6, Juniper Networks
LISP: The Future of Internet Routing?
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No, it's not your grandfather's programming language, but it could be your grandson's Internet architecture. A look at what Locator ID Separation Protocol offers for Internet users and IT administrators.
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IBM Tightens Juniper Alliance, Downplays Cisco Rivalry
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Big Blue is boosting its partnership with Juniper while downplaying suggestions it was aiming to keep an increasingly competitive Cisco at bay.
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Despite the slump, the networking company says advances in network speed will continue.
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Study argues that IPv6 adoption and traffic are not ramping up as they should.
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Puppets and songs as Avenue Q prepares to open at the Lichfield Garrick Theatre
Posted: July 05, 2014|
SMASH hit musical Avenue Q is set to visit Lichfield, bringing a host of fuzzy friends to the Garrick this July.
Featuring the naughtiest puppets in town, brought to life by an ensemble cast of 11 performers, Avenue Q is about growing up, dreaming big, and finding your purpose in life.
It features songs, including The Internet is for Porn and Everyone's A Little Bit Racist.
Avenue Q was co-created by Robert Lopez, who also co-created the smash-hit Broadway and West End musical The Book of Mormon. With his wife Kristen Anderson-Lopez, Robert also co-wrote the songs for Disney's Frozen, with his work also seen on television in Scrubs, The Simpsons and Southpark.
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Color correction for YUV-overlay (Xv) ?
While the nvidia drivers provide a color correction feature for the "ordinary" X11 display, it seems there is no such feature for the YUV overlay (used by the Xv extension). There is that "hue"-slider in nvidia-control, but that's not really the same - I want to adjust some "colorfulness" of certain grey levels where the "hue"-slider won't help me.
Is this a hardware limitation or is there just no fancy interface?
I'm quite willing to hack a little if that is required to modify the LUTs for the DAC in overlay mode...
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By 3 PM, project managers at Crisis Camp DC had substantive accomplishments to report from the day's work. Whether it was translation of educational resources, a working crisis resources wiki or a "SimCity for the Haitian Government," goals had gone from aspirations on white boards to coded realities.
Machine Translation: A team in Toronto has created a system to use Google translation in the meantime. In DC, they're working on Python integration with C code. Two developers are focused on data formatting. Another is working upon consolidating C code. Another is looking for a way push out a build. It's unclear if this project can be done by the end of the day but a process is in place to transition throughout the week. Notable: Bing Search added Haitian Creole translation to MicrosoftTranslator.com and credited Crisis Commons work on MSDN.com. Google has also added Haitian Creole Google Translate.
Situational Awareness: This team has established a methodology, building on what Noel Dickover accomplished at SouthCOM for healthcare infrastructure. The UN will be starting to assess damage to education institutions on Monday. The team went and acquired hard drives and computers to upload collected imagery and other data. They'll be delivering the synthesized data next week to the government ministries of Haiti. In the meantime, they need to populate data fields, create layers and push out this "SimCity for the government.†The situational awareness team will be providing guidance to the government of Haiti, which has been massively disrupted on many levels.
Crisis Wiki: This team has uploaded around 200 new resources today. They have a couple of volunteers working on tweaking the back end. After adding step by step instructions to the homepage of CrisisWiki.org, the references for crises is essentially good to go.
Accessibility: Â The website is done. The project manager will be passing technical details off from home.
OpenStreetMap: The new batch of volunteers has been trained and are all working hard on maps. Project managers are coordinating with teams in New York and Chicago.
Mobile Survey App: A company with a commercial application agreed to allow humanitarian access to app in perpetuity but the team still needs to finalize the legal details. They're moving forward on establishing where value can be added to that application. One area to focus on may be mobile Open Street Map viewers. Such applications exist (Gaia) but aren't open source. They'll be examining whether open maps could be integrated with damage assessment tools, including geo-referencing. The team is also looking at whether a locally replicated version could be pushed to a more nearby server.
TechAID: Making steady progress and coordinating with Crisis Camp Haiti New York.
Language Translation: They found a developer and are continue to work on streamlining. They're on target to finish by the end of the day. This team had a lengthy call with Crisis Camp New York to coordinate work. The translation team is now working with the One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project to develop education resources. They're looking for more information from Haitian-Americans and teachers regarding what books will be appropriate for kids and simple lessons that can be translated into Haitian Creole.
Translators in Action: This team added a ticketing system to improve the process of incoming requests.
At this point in the day, there are three significant news items from today, although every accomplishment above is notable.
1) The OLPC will send 500 laptops to Haiti, with more later. CrisisCamp translation team will help translate education content into Haitian Creole.
2) The World Bank will be using Crisis Camp datasets, which will be hand delivered on hard drives to the Haitian government on Wednesday.
3) CrisisWiki.org is just about ready for volunteers worldwide to independently visit, register and contribute.
More to come as the day draws to a close. // Filed by Alexander B. Howard


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Video:Top Container Plants for Sunwith Elaine Weslowski
Sunlight is essential for plants but some have different gardening needs. Watch this About.com video to see which container plants are best for sunlit areas.See Transcript
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Hi, I'm Elaine Weslowski here at Michaels Nursery in Boynton Beach, FL, for About.com and we're going to talk about the top container plants for high light or sunlight.
Container Plant: Adonidia Palm
To get started, the first plant is Adonidia Palm. They are great palms for container or to be planted directly into the ground. They can be put on your patio or in the winter time they can be brought inside in front of a window.
A few things to keep in mind are that Adonidia Palms do not do well in colder temperatures. They have a tendency to get spider mites and they don't like to dry out, so keep the soil moist, but don't let the roots sit in water.
Container Plant: Podocarpus Gracilior Bush
Next we have, beautiful Podocarpus Gracilior Bush. They are terrific for your exterior, full-sun garden container. They love to stay bushy. There are tons of different variations and people just love the weeping aspect of this tree. However, Podocarpus Gracilior needs a lot of light, does not like to dry out, and does not like to be in cold climates.
Container Plant: Schefflera Amates
Schefflera Amates are great container plants because they are columns and they are easy to squeeze into corners. They are easy to take care of and they look beautiful indoors or outdoors. A few cons about this plant are it likes to be in high light. If you put it in lower light, it will drop its leaves. It does like to have a lot of moisture and it needs to be trimmed or it can get extremely tall.
Container Plant: Ficus Lyrata
Everyone loves a Ficus Lyrata. It comes in lots of different shapes and sizes, standards or a bush. It's great for containers, indoors or outdoors. It's a high light plant, it like to be moist, don't keep it dry and watch it grow.
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displaying a drum head
I just got a drumhead signed by tony royster jr, terry bozzio, and curt bisquera. I want to put it on display. Does anyone have any ideas on how?
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Hmm... depends how much it means to you, I guess. I mean, it's pretty durable, it gets beaten on all the time, so i think nailing it to the wall would probably suffice :) or depending on the size, see if you can find a big enough picture frame for it: if its a 14" snare head, try to find a 14"x14" frame, but make sure that the spot where you put it is over at least one centimeter deep :)
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You can also put a nail on the wall and hang it from the rim of the head.
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i guess you could sellotape the back, then attach it to a nail on the wall with string?
btw nice signatures :D
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If only Bradley's arm was longer. Best photo ever. #oscarspic.twitter.com/C9U5NOtGap
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) March 3, 2014
On March 25th, the most retweeted tweet of all time, the Oscars Selfie, by Ellen DeGeneres, was lost from Twitter. According to @jordanrcrook from TechCrunch, Twitter experienced technical difficulties that resulted in the loss of tweets including many famous celebrity tweets. Although some of the celebrity tweets have been recovered by Twitter (one by Lady Gaga is still reported missing), it is also not clear how many "regular" tweets may still be missing.
It sounds flippant, but celebrity presence is a big part of what makes Twitter so popular. Yesterday, for at least twelve hours, several highly trafficked tweets from stars like Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, and Ellen DeGeneres disappeared. In fact, it was Ellen's beloved Oscar selfie, jam-packed with A-list celebrities and retweeted more than any tweet in the world, that became unavailable. – Jordan Crook, TechCrunch
Regular Folks Can Now Archive the Web with Permamarks
That is the problem with the web. Up until Permamarks, "regular" people did not have the ability to control their web experience, and archive ephemeral links. The 23-year old founder of Permamarks Matisse VerDuyn has been trying to spread the message that the web is full of link rot, and that is why he wants to help you "save the web" – literally.
We are losing our digital history
According to a study by Old Dominion University, 11 percent of links "in" tweets are dead links after one year, and a whopping 27 percent are dead links after two years. Now, even tweets themselves might not be forever.
Before Permamarks, only large institutions and organizations had the ability to archive easily. After Permamarks started its alpha release, the Internet Archive started letting individuals submit a link to be preserved.
But Permamarks gives you, as an individual, more control of what and how you archive, and how you share links. After 25 years of the web, isn't it about time?
Permamarks created something new – a real "live" HTML page archive of URLs on the web –with a smart hybrid link. Permamarks is not just a live archive, the hybrid link is a unique solution for publishers.
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Why is Permamarks a unique archiving solution for publishers as well as regular folks?
A Permamarks link has two parts. The link you share takes you to the original page, and gives link credit to the publisher. The archived part of the link is for the member that saves the link, except if the page is deleted or removed. That is the real beauty of Permamarks:
If a page is ever deleted or removed, Permamarks will display the original page, full live HTML , not a 404 error page – and that means live links embedded in the archived page still work! (Permamarks does not capture video.)
Here is an example of one of my Posterous posts that was preserved with Permamarks before Posterous shut down a year ago:
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Using Permamarks, you have the control of the links as public, private – and even confidential (encrypted). You also have the ability to archive your writing shared on other platforms.
Countries and companies are archiving tweets. But what if tweets are "selectively" archived or accidentally lost? You should be able to control your content, and now you can.
Permamarks also gives you the ability to organize bookmarks of Permamarks, and curate collections into beautiful lists, both publicly and privately, that never lose their links.
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There is no doubt that social media is making a discernible impact on not only the lives of individuals, but also businesses. In the case of businesses, it's not just small businesses that are reaping the benefits of having a presence on social media sites such as Twitter or Facebook. It might comeacross as a surprise, that even enterprise level businesses can use the social media to enhance their branding efforts. While such businesses have deep pockets and make huge investments in advertising their products and services, a social media profile gives them the necessary edge that traditional methods of advertising and promotions might not offer.
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The bigger the business, the harder they fall. The reputation of any business provides fodder to its profitability. If the reputation of a business goes for a toss, the declining sales figures of the business are a testimonial to the damage done. But, a presence on social media allows you to minimize the impact of any damage to your online reputation. As an enterprise business, your social media business profile will give you a first-hand look into what your customers are saying about you and your products and services. If there is some negativity surrounding your customer service or the quality of your products, you can take steps to address the issue by rectifying the problem. Let's just say that your fans and followers on Facebook and/or Twitter can be your bitterest critics and also your best friends. This is why you need to keep them close and this is only possible with a presence on such profiles.
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Businesses whether big or small, need to connect with their customers. While small business can leverage the benefit of their small size to keep themselves nimble footed and connect with their customers, bigger businesses don't have such luxury. For them a one-on-one with their customers is extremely difficult owing to their size and the fact that their customers and potential customer base is immense. But, here again, it is a social media presence that can come to the rescue of enterprise level businesses. With your Facebook business profile you don't have to try too hard to initiate a conversation with your followers or fans. Everybody on your network will be more than willing to listen to what you have to say and strike up a conversation with you.
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The first beta version of SpenDB features a small set of well-designed features for data import and analysis. Now the platform is ready to be adopted by anyone interested in exploring financial data, from budgets to procurement.
A few weeks ago, the US team of Hacks/Hackers announced their plans to turn the network of journalism innovators into a collaboration with Google News Labs, starting with an event in Berlin. I tweeted about this, and Phillip Smith wrote a thoughtful reaction. Given this invitation to debate, I wanted to outline my criticism in more detail.
Over the past few months, I have spent my weekends simplifying and modernizing the OpenSpending codebase to create SpenDB - a prototype-stage, light-weight data loading tool and analytical API for government financial data.
If we want to make open data relevant to investigative journalism, we have to simplify the way people access it. We must create a way for our data tools to talk to each other and trade information about the companies and people we are researching.
Developing open data standards is all the rage. In fact, chances are that you're drawing one up right now (I am). In that case, here's a list of things you may believe about your data standard, but that are probably not true.
I've had the chance to contribute to two influence mapping projects in South Africa and Mozambique. While both projects focus on finding possible conflicts of interest within a small group of politically exposed persons, their approach has been very different.
When we discuss data journalism, we often tend to think of nicely formatted spreadsheets full of financial data or crime stats. Yet most journalistic source material does not take the form of tables, but it comes in messy collections of documents, whether on paper, or scraped off a web site.
Building Grano started with a desire to map political and economic influences. Developing it further has made us re-examine our motivations: why would journalists want software to help map out the connections between people in politics and industry?


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Things are getting serious between these two. They've rented out a luxurious London apartment and are considering adopting a dog together. A dog! That means forever.
Twilight stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have rented out a little love nest in London, where Robert's from. The two have been busy these days, with Stewart filming her upcoming flick, Snow White And The Huntsman and both of them promoting the Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn. Not that they really even need to promote that. You could write the word "Twilight" in chalk on the sidewalk, and thousands of Twihards would line up for days just to look at it.
But back to Rob and Kristen's London pad. Located in Notting Hill, the apartment is ultra modern, decorated in a minimalist style with muted, nude shades. A freestanding stairway leads to a loft style bedroom over the dining room. The kitchen is open, in the middle of the room. On the other side of the apartment is the living area, which has plenty of room for entertaining. The bedroom is pretty simple. Actually, the whole apartment is surprisingly simple and modest for two people who are like, the hugest movie stars on the planet right now. You might not be a Twilight fan, but sorry, it's true.
Then there's the rooftop. With breathtaking views of London, there's plenty of seating and lounging and looking-under-the-stars area for the couple.
The two were spotted coming home to their new London apartment after dinner last night. Stewart must've had a tough day on set of Snow White And The Huntsman, because both of her hands appeared bruised and bloody.
Recently, at the London premiere of Twilight: Breaking Dawn, the couple reportedly got into a heated argument, according to the Daily Mail:
"It all kicked off when he suggested they do photos with just the two of them," revealed a source. "He kept asking Kristen if she was OK and she snapped back, 'We'll talk about it later'. Rob consoled himself by hanging out with his sister Lizzie, talking music and having a laugh. His big passion is singing, and he loves his big sister's music. They're currently writing and arranging a couple of tracks together."
Another source told Us Weekly: "He is always worried about her leaving him. She will blow him off, and it makes him crazy. Rob's eager to settle down, but Kristen is far from ready to walk down the aisle."
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Obviously there is some set-up for rail service to the grain producers, but I think most of the railroad cargo from this east end of Kansas might be coal.
Looks like this grain storage & shipping facility is falling by the way side. Many of the Rail Roads won't bother unless you can put together at least a 50 car unit-train, so a lot of the grain is being shipped by truck, in particular, a lot of the custom harvesters truck directly to the mills or the shipping ports, in addition the Government is not paying for long term grain storage any more so some of these facilities are of no use these days. I guess they call it progress & times change customs as we knew them.
Well, I won't be adding this to my vacation itinerary. Thanks anyway.
when I was riding around a lot through Mich. n ILL. n Wisc. n Ohio saw a lot of these types of areas out in the farm lands....great post oddio
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Goose Creek — Tenant Kelsey Babb sat across from her heavily damaged apartment building Monday, nursing her pet rat with an oxygen mask provided by firefighters in the wake of a morning blaze.
Babb, 19, was visibly shaken as she recalled waking to the smell of smoke that quickly filled her apartment.
At first, she said, she thought her 17-year-old brother had burned something on their stove.
She quickly got out of bed and ran to her brother, only to find that he had been asleep as well and that their stove was off.
She soon realized the building was on fire.
Babb and her brother escaped their apartment and dodged the flames that poured from neighboring units as the fire spread through the 12-unit building. Babb, who had only lived at the apartment for a month, said she wouldn't dwell on having lost all her possessions.
"We're lucky that we even made it out alive," she said.
The Goose Creek Fire Department is investigating the cause of the fire, which destroyed half-a-dozen units at S&K Apartments and left one woman injured.
The blaze, which was reported shortly after 8:30 a.m., quickly spread through a common attic in the building at 105 Farm Road, Fire Chief Steve Chapman said.
The fire took about 90 minutes to control and caused extensive damage to the building, Chapman said. Paramedics transported a woman to Trident Medical Center for treatment for smoke inhalation. Her name and condition were not available. No other injuries were reported, Chapman said.
Residents and neighbors comforted one another from behind a line of yellow tape that surrounded the building as firefighters tended to hot spots.
Gwen Ferguson was still settling into her unit when it was destroyed.
Her church family found the apartment for her two months ago. Before that, she said, she was homeless.
Ferguson said she was devastated to find her new home in ruins, but was thankful to have her family by her side to cushion the blow.
"When things like this happen it always helps to have family to turn to," she said.
American Red Cross volunteers are helping to provide emergency supplies to those affected, a news release said.
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A crew secures the laundry room following a fire that damaged it and about half of the 12-unit apartment building on Farm Road in Goose Creek on Monday morning.×
A fire reported around 8:30 a.m. quickly spread through a 12-unit building at S&K Apartments, 105 Farm Road in Goose Creek, damaging about a half-dozen units.×
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