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Chaparral Street is a solution to so much
CORPUS CHRISTI - The downtown Chaparral Street project could solve so many of Corpus Christi's problems. Unfortunately, the City Council shows every indication that it will pass up this opportunity.
What's at stake can be explained in one sentence, albeit a giant run-on one:
Chaparral Street is an important part of downtown, which is part of the bayfront, which is what has drawn people here since the Karankawa days and which, also, is what people picture in their minds first when they think of Corpus Christi, which is why that area of town should be City Hall's priority, which unfortunately it isn't, but the voters approved the Chaparral project in a bond election in 2008, which makes it an obligation, which the city has a poor reputation of fulfilling, which makes fulfilling this one an opportunity to restore credibility, which the council probably will forgo because it wants to funnel unspent bond money instead to a non-bond project on Yorktown Boulevard, which, had it existed in the early mid-1800s when the city was founded, would have been only about a day's ride from Chaparral Street, which brings up another problem: sprawl.
Chaparral is downtown's fourth strip of pavement from the bay, after the two divided Shoreline Boulevards and Water Street. It's a one-way street that would become two-way, which city planners and Chaparral Street investors say will boost business significantly. Two key blocks of it would undergo a first-class makeover with improvements to sidewalks, lighting and landscaping.
The $3.5 million budget for Chaparral is about $3 million short. Scaling back a 2008 bond project probably won't help voters' confidence in the $90 million bond package on the city's November ballot.
Investors, also, will have less reason to trust the city. Some of them made commitments on and near Chaparral based on the 2008 verdict. Property changed hands, including the deteriorating former Lichtenstein building, whose new owners want to demolish it so they can put up a major retail/residential/entertainment complex. Scaling back Chaparral could retard development such as this. It also sends the message to investors that Corpus Christi is a gamble rather than an investment. Is that the message the council wants to send?
Scaling back Chaparral also would perpetuate this city's pattern of spreading its resources too thinly across its sprawling expanse. The city could change that pattern by saying yes to Chaparral and later maybe to Yorktown. A few years ago, it was popular among cheerleaders of Corpus Christi's business community to point to new subdivisions under construction and say, "See, Corpus Christi must be growing because somebody is buying those houses." Then we figured out that the city was spreading instead of growing. The somebodies who were buying the new houses were moving out of old neighborhoods.
Imagine how the town's developmental trajectory could change if City Hall sent the clear signal that its first priority was, is and ever shall be the historic heart of the city, the part that fits into the postcard view. It would give people reason to cluster there instead of moving into subdivisions that look like most other new subdivisions in most other cities.
If the city's population density thickens along the bay, where it should, in time the city would become more walkable. The more walkable, the more peaceful, the less obese, the safer. Everyone on foot is burning carbohydrates instead of hydrocarbons. Also, everyone on foot is someone not behind a wheel running over someone on foot. That's how we reverse our car-pedestrian fatality trend.
A lot of people like to say downtown is dead. A tour of downtown on a Friday or Saturday evening would dispel that notion. Some say downtown is dead even though they drive there every weekday from faraway subdivisions to go to work. Downtown is their golden goose.
That goose may not die a slow death if the council scales back Chaparral, but neither will it thrive as it could and should. Full funding for Chaparral is, like I said, a first step toward solving a lot of Corpus Christi's problems — trust, hesitance to invest, sprawl. A daring next step would be — dare I say it? — Destination Bayfront. That's a lot of bayfront land sitting undeveloped because Corpus Christi treats its front porch like a doormat.
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Navy SEAL, man shot are dead at gun range
DALLAS — The North Texas man accused of killing former Navy SEAL sniper Chris Kyle and another man has been indicted.
Eddie Ray Routh, a former Marine and Iraqi war veteran charged with killing Kyle and a friend at a gun range in February, was indicted Wednesday on two counts of capital murder.
Kyle and Chad Littlefield went with Routh to a gun range for lessons when the 25-year-old allegedly shot them and then fled the scene in Kyle's pickup truck. He was captured a few hours later in his sister's home in Lancaster.
Kyle is considered to be the deadliest sniper in American history. His account of life during and after war, "American Sniper," was a best-seller.
Routh remains jailed in lieu of $3 million bail.
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Our entire visual experience depends on light. It has a profound impact on both the function and aesthetics of architectural spaces. The Illumination Design program offers strong technical education in human visual perception, methods for quantifying light, lighting technologies and issues of sustainability. This field is enjoying rapid and exciting technological innovations and this program emphasizes the knowledge and critical thinking skills to enable students to adapt to - and even lead - future changes.
As a student of Illumination Design, you will develop your expertise in lighting for architectural and urban environments. You will understand how rapidly-evolving sustainable lighting technologies are changing industry practise and are contributing to new opportunities for creative applications of modern materials, colours and technologies.
You will understand the relationship between lighting and allied-built environment disciplines and how the interaction of optics, psychology and physiology determines an occupant's perception and appreciation of lighting choices.
Graduates of this course are working at lighting design firms, engineering companies, lighting equipment manufacturers, architectural and design practices, lighting distributors, and as private consultants. Upon successful completion of this masters coursework program, students are qualified for full membership in the Illuminating Engineering Society of Australia and New Zealand, subject to the required practical experience.
This program prepares you for a range of lighting and illumination-related careers. Employment spans diverse disciplines such as architectural lighting, lighting consultancy, technical advising and lighting product design.
The fact that the program is done in intensive blocks, you really get to meet and spend time with people. Normally we're professional rivals, some people do it over 4 or five years, so you get to meet different groups all the time. It's more camaraderie.
Studying at the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Planning has been an incredible experience.
The building breathes creativity and is one of the most vibrant environments I've studied in.
From the creativity of architectural lighting design to the technical depth of photometry and colorimetry, I have enjoyed all of the units.
The fact that the program is done in intensive blocks, you really get to meet and spend time with people. Normally we're professional rivals, some people do it over 4 or five years, so you get to meet different groups all the time. It's more camaraderie.
I enjoyed every class. Day lighting was one of my favourite units, not because of the subject per se but because it surprised me. It gave me a bit of an insight into different aspects of the industry. I 'clicked' with the very first class. Every lighting unit was exceptional. It's fantastic that [Dr] Wendy [Davis] has come onboard. She lives and breathes lighting. She is bringing even more science and more future technologies. I'm contemplating do more research.
Wendy has taken the course to the next level. I think it's fantastic. For any alumni that want to come back and do papers or research, Wendy is establishing amazing facilities. There's no reason that Australia can't be the world leader in lighting.
This degree is highly regarded by the lighting industry. To become a member of the Illuminating Engineering Society you must have the Illumination Design program, it's one of only two recognised courses. That recognition is important; I believe you should continue to educate yourself throughout your whole career because technology and understandings change.
I come from an entertainment lighting background, the majority of which is based on information handed down by informal on the job training which is fine but I wanted a more formal, defined education in Illumination Design.
The convenience of the time table was extremely appealing as the lectures are run in intensive mode so you're only required to attend four days of class per unit. As someone who works full time this allows for minimal interference with work compared to weekly night classes or other conventional arrangements.
The collective group of lecturers and guest speakers have an immense quantity of knowledge to impart and I hope to take as much of that away as possible.
The Master, Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate programs in Illumination Design provide you with a specialisation in both the design and science of lighting. You study this field throughout the core of your program, in addition to foundational units in architectural science. All students in Illumination Design are trained in these fundamental, first-principles approaches.
But you may be a student that wants to distinguish yourself. You might want to extend your studies and demonstrate to employers your mastery not just of Illumination Design, but also of a related field from the design sciences. The Double Stream program in Illumination Design allows you to demonstrate your dedication to studies and the professional skills that these studies represent. To extend yourself in this way, select the 'Double Stream' option once you have chosen the Master program on the 'Course Structure' page of this website. You may complete a second stream in Audio and Acoustics, Sustainable Design, Building Services and Facilities Management.
Our Illumination Design program can be taken as a Graduate Certificate (six months full time), Graduate Diploma (one year full time) or Master degree (one and a half years full time), or as a double stream Master degree (two years full time). Part time study options are available for domestic students.
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Commissioners award Belen mill levy funds — again
More than 60 people crowded into the Valencia County Commission room last week to hear whether the commissioners would support another agreement with the city of Belen for a hospital.
On a 3-2 vote, the commissioners threw their support behind the city's hospital project, entering into an agreement to contract with Belen's health care provider of choice.
"If all the actions are accomplished in six months to the satisfaction of this agreement, the county will enter into a health-care-facility contract," Commissioner Mary Andersen said. "It's been a long time getting to this point. I am confident what we are trying to do this evening will protect the county and the $20 million in taxpayer funds."
As of April, there was $17,216,851 in mill levy funds available for the hospital project. The $20 million figure referred to by Andersen is the projected revenues of the eight-year mill levy, which expires in 2014.
Commissioners Charles Eaton, Donald Holliday and Andersen voted in favor of the agreement, while commissioners Alicia Aguilar and Lawrence Romero voted against.
Belen Mayor Rudy Jaramillo said he was very excited about the commission's decision.
"I'm glad a decision has finally been made and I'm not going to say I'm not glad it was made for Belen," Jaramillo said. "Now we need to go forward and send out the RFP as soon as possible."
The Belen City Council will be considering the agreement with the county at a special meeting today at 5:30 p.m.
Romero first attempted to change the agreement by making a motion to split the mill levy between the Belen and village of Los Lunas hospital projects.
Eaton questioned the legality of such a motion. County attorney Dave Pato said the commission could change the agreement to reflect such a split, but since the agenda item specified the Belen project, such a vote could not be taken.
Romero then asked if the item could be tabled and the agreement amended to split the mill levy monies. Aguilar backed his suggestion to table the matter.
"I would like to enter, for the record, that we did receive letters from Los Lunas, Bosque Farms, Peralta and Rio Communities asking us to withhold action on this tonight," Aguilar said. "I feel we need further communications from their constituents. This commission is taking action for one entity and (the other municipalities) are not being heard."
Romero's motion to table failed 3-2.
Commission Chairman Eaton then made a motion to approve the agreement with Belen. There were calls from the audience for the public to have a chance to speak.
Aguilar said she was not for Los Lunas or Belen, but rather questioned the process and "what's going on. I find it very disturbing that about June 4, the attorneys met with Commissioner Eaton and the health-care-facilities contract being drafted was taken from a blank form to Belen-specific."
Aguilar went on, saying that Andersen and the county attorneys met with representatives from Los Lunas to draft an agreement.
"But the votes are there for Belen and always have been," she said.
Eaton said Aguilar has the same access to legal counsel as any other commissioner.
"To say I have any greater access …" Aguilar interrupted, saying she did not say that.
"That's the impression you are giving," Eaton said.
The chairman then invited members of the audience to address the commissioners about the agreement.
Meadow Lake resident Bob Gostischa took to the podium, arguing that the original intention of the mill levy was for a hospital in the county.
"Now I want to know, as a citizen of the county, why my tax money is being turned over to a municipality," Gostischa said.
The 2.75 mill levy that was imposed in 2006 was assessed to all properties in Valencia County, whether they were within a municipal boundary or not. The mill levy funds have been collected from taxpayers in the unincorporated parts of the county, as well as from those inside the cities, villages and towns.
Clark Metcalf, a Rio Communities resident, said that, according to the agreement, the hospital in Belen would be a sole provider.
"That is totally ignoring that there is going to be a second hospital in Los Lunas first," Metcalf said.
Marty Callahan, president of the Los Lunas Chamber Commerce, said in May, Andersen made the statement that the county was not going to give any money to any facility that doesn't have a building up and doors open.
Andersen said that is exactly what the agreement and health-care-facilities contract does.
Aguilar asked who the provider was for the contract.
County attorney Adren Nance said there wasn't one yet, but if the criteria of the agreement were met, the county would enter into the contract.
Aguilar then asked if the agreement needed approval by the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration. Nance said it did not, since it was not titled a joint powers agreement.
The city and county previously entered into a JPA for the hospital project, but it was rejected by DFA because it failed to spell out which joint powers the two bodies were exercising.
"So we are just going to hand Belen millions of dollars," Aguilar said.
Nance said the mill levy money would go to the provider, not the city.
"(A provider) that is yet to be named," Aguilar said.
The approval of the agreement starts the clock ticking for Belen to put together and issue a request for proposal for a health care provider.
According to the agreement, the county will execute a health-care-facilities contract with the provider selected by the city 45 days after the selection of a provider and the final resolution of any protests to the procurement.
That contract will transfer mill levy funds for the operation and maintenance of the hospital to the provider incrementally during the next five years.
In the legal analysis on the agenda request form, Nance wrote that the contract would prohibit the county from obligating the mill levy funding for six months, pending Belen's issuance of the RFP.
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Go All Access with gMusic for Google Play Music, now supporting Google's streaming service
Google might have just announced they plan to bring Google Play Music All Access to iOS in a matter of weeks, but that doesn't mean you can't try the service out right now. Independent offering, gMusic, was recently updated to support Google's new streaming service, and then updated again to remove some of the bugs. In lieu of having an official app yet, and with an All Access subscription burning a hole in my ears, lets see if gMusic hits the right note.
gMusic is a fully featured music player that connects to your Google cloud account. The music player controls are fully integrated with the on-board lockscreen controls, and has AirPlay support built in. It also supports offline caching of music to listen to instead of streaming, playlist management, creating radio stations, and a whole lot more. Simply put; gMusic is presently the best way of getting your Google Music on iOS.
The All Access part of Google Play Music is accessed by way of the "web search" menu item. It's that easy; search for what you want to find and gMusic will find it, let you play it, add it to your playlists and so on. The added feature fits within the existing app seamlessly, it doesn't feel tacked on which is important.
What gMusic does lack, though not necessarily the fault of the developer, is All Access' recommendations. The most recent update to the app fixed some bugs too, the biggest of which was stuttering playback. Strangely, Google's own web-app on the desktop seems to suffer from this too from time to time, but so far the gMusic update has cured these issues.
gMusic is available to download from the iOS App Store for iPhone and iPad for $1.99. A Google Play Music All Access subscription will cost $9.99 a month, though if you sign up before June 30 that drops down to $7.99. There's also a 30-day free trial available to give the service a thorough run through before parting with your cash. I'm pretty happy with it, how about you guys?
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Go All Access with gMusic for Google Play Music, now supporting Google's streaming service
I'm torn right now. I'm a huge Spotify user, have been for years. But Google has the added bonus of having my entire music library in their cloud too. Going to wait and see what the iOS app is like from Google before I make a final decision, though I don't like the All Access web app.
I'm not usually the Jerry Fletcher type, but I have this unexplainable fear of giving my credit card to Google. Same with Facebook. Yet I do a ton of online shopping. Probably the same paranoia that has me not even interested or caring about amazon's new common login. Won't use it. No way I am crossing social sites with sites that have access to my payment methods.
Is anyone else out there the same?
had it the app for a while. functional. does the job. happy for the most part. I don't do the streaming radio thing, or pandora or spotify. I got about 18k songs on google play. doesn't play gapless albums of which i have like 40+ so that's an issue. Most are hip-hop mixes that are not meant to have any gaps at all so it basically makes the album unplayable. interfaces is organized ok but could use a bit of polish.
But aside from that it does a job of playing music i don't have on my iphone. Plus it's free unlike itunes which is great for me since i've haven't bought music through itunes.
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CompTIA Security+ SY0-301: 1.6 – EAP, PEAP, and LEAP
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Because wireless networks can be accessed without any type of restriction, the authentication method is very important. In this video, you'll learn about the EAP, LEAP, and PEAP wireless authentication protocols.
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Archives of American Art brochure, 1958
Physical Details: Brochure : 4 p. ; 23 x 15 cm.
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Description: In 1959 Rockwell Kent was asked to consider leaving his papers to the Archives of American Art.
Item has damage from a fire at the Kent household.
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Motorcyclist in viral video faces additional charge
By Alia Malik, San Antonio Express-News : February 18, 2014 : Updated: February 18, 2014 11:36am
Photo By Drew Joseph/Express-NewsPhoto via Drew Joseph of Albert Rodriguez, who was arrested Monday after police following a manhunt spurred by a viral video of a motorcyclist speeding between vehicles on Interstate 35.
This video clip shows a motorcyclist splitting lanes on northbound I-35 near SAMMC at high speeds in heavy traffic. The video led officers to the Facebook page of Albert Rodriguez, who is now being sought by the SAPD. (Video courtesy of SAPD)
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Police nab suspected reckless motorcyclist in viral video
SAN ANTONIO — The man who police say posted a video of himself speeding and weaving on a motorcycle down Interstate 35 now faces a vehicle theft charge.
Alberto Rodriguez Jr., 26, also identified as Albert, was arrested Monday when officers and deputies responded to a tip about a stolen motorcycle in the 600 block of Karen Lane.
Authorities said the stolen motorcycle was not the same as the one in the online video, which went viral after police expressed interest in finding the culprit.
Police said someone posted the video, titled "Catch Me If You Can," to the San Antonio Police Department's Facebook page, and officers were led to Rodriguez's Facebook page when they clicked the video.
Rodriguez was initially charged on outstanding warrants for retaliation, domestic assault causing bodily injury and evading arrest or detention. The vehicle theft charge was added later.
Police are still investigating the viral video, according Officer Roger Zuniga, a SAPD spokesman.
"If it can be proven that Rodriguez is the one in the video then charges could be filed against him," Zuniga wrote in an email to the Express-News.
Rodriguez is being held without bail for the retaliation and the evading arrest charges.
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NC State Falls to Clemson
Feb. 18, 2014
CLEMSON, S.C. – A 10-0 run in the middle of the second half lifted Clemson to a 73-56 win over the NC State men's basketball team on Tuesday night.
T.J. Warren led the Wolfpack with 20 points, his 21st game this season with 20 or more points. The sophomore reached 1,000 points for his career in the contest, after entering with 980 points to his credit. Ralston Turner scored 11, all of which came in the first half.
The key run in the game hinged on an intentional foul call against NC State (16-10, 6-7). The play happened with State trailing 35-33 with 17:40 on the clock. The play resulted in four quick points for Clemson (16-9, 7-6) and two possessions later the Tigers led 43-35. The lead expanded to 56-42 after a pair of 3-pointers and a pair of foul shots by CU.
State cut the lead to seven as Warren scored seven points in 84 seconds. The run was short-lived though, as Clemson answered with a 10-0 run to lead 66-49. The run was capped by a high-flying, put-back jam by K.J. McDaniels.
Rod Hall led Clemson with 20 points. McDaniels had 12 points and six blocks. Clemson shot 18-for-22 at the foul line and scored 18 points off turnovers.
The Wolfpack trailed for much of the first half, as Clemson led 7-0 and eventually 19-10. CU's lead grew to 26-12 before the Pack got on track. A quick 7-0 run cut the lead to 26-21 at the 5:23 mark.
With 3:01 left in the first half, NC State found itself down 30-23. The Pack stormed back with a 10-2 run to close the half. The run featured 4-for-4 foul shooting and four points from BeeJay Anya. A Warren teardrop in the paint in the closing seconds gave NC State a 33-32 lead at the half, the Pack's very first lead of the game.
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Variety of measures presented to assist houses of worship
Church officials gathered Thursday morning for a session of Church Watch directed at how to better defend against crime in and around buildings of worship.
The Henderson Police Department, Henderson-Vance Fire Department and Crime Stoppers joined with nearly 40 representatives from local churches for the security information session.
Also present was Dave Arner, of Ahner Security Systems in Henderson, a low voltage company providing and installing devices with up to 50 volts of power.
"When it comes to video surveillance, we've done a lot of that in churches lately," Arner said. "In recent years prices of cameras and DVRs have come down, and it's easier to access video online which has made them very popular."
Arner described various surveillance systems, designed to help churches monitor traffic at entranceways.
Cameras installed with DVR, while more expensive, continuously record activity. Internet Protocol cameras allow users to view action from a computer or smartphone. While they do not record, they do allow entranceways to be monitored remotely.
"Four cameras with DVR will generally run about $4,000," Arner said.
Bill Lloyd, a representative of South Henderson Pentecostal Holiness Church, brought forward discussion on the role ushers and greeters play in keeping a church safe.
During a service, Lloyd says it's important to keep at least one person in the foyer area and fellowship hall to monitor for intruders.
"Greeters and ushers should remain responsible for one area," Lloyd said. "It creates structure and organization."
Keeping all doors but one locked is a measure being taken by Poplar Creek Baptist on Poplar Creek Road.
"Our ushers and deacons, they make sure all the other entrances are locked but one," said Tony Evans, pastor at Poplar Creek Baptist for the past seven years.
Evans recalled an incident at the church about seven years ago, when a person off the street wondered into the church, giving ladies keeping the church nursery an unexpected scare. Since then, Evans said the church has been using locks more efficiently.
While keeping doors locked provides safety in churches, it can also create a fire hazard.
According to Jon Juntunen, fire and life safety educator with the Henderson Fire Department, locking all doors is considered a fire hazard unless a door with a panic bar is present.
At the request of any given church, safety inspections can be performed by the Vance County Sheriff's Office, or by Lt. Irvin Robinson and officer Jessica West of the Henderson Police Department.
Furthermore, escorts can be provided for churches transporting large amounts of money.
"If you're in the city limits call 911 and ask for an escort, and yes, law enforcement will come and escort you to the bank," Robinson said.
Frank Sossamon, Crime Stoppers chairman, advised church officials to insure their offerings in case losses do occur.
"There is insurance to cover those kinds of losses," Sossamon said.
Lt. Robinson provided numerous safety tips, including keeping shrubbery around churches cut down below windows so outside views are not blocked.
He also encouraged churches to use sufficient lighting in and around churches, including in parking lot areas.
Locks exposed by openings between doors and doorframes expose them to easy access.
"Plates can be put in place to keep people from prying at the door lock," Robinson said.
General safety tips also included the use of signage to indicate use of an alarm system, using exterior doors with a solid core construction, never being in a church alone, and simply being aware of surroundings.
"Look at your places of worship as a criminal would," Robinson said. "What would a criminal steal? Where would they find access?"
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NMCC Offers Late Start Semester
NMCC students are hitting the books in the campus library. They've been back at it since late August, when classes started. And even though the regular admission deadline has passed, NMCC officials are excited to announce that for the first time, students have one more chance to enroll.
Bill Egeler, Dean of Students says, "Colleges all across the state and country are starting this week and it's like, 'oh man I should have done that, I wanted to do that, I didn't get something done, is it too late?' And the answer is no its not too late, but it's getting there."
Late Start Semester is an opportunity for anyone to either get started or continue their college degree that may not have been prepared two weeks ago. Classes will begin on September 23rd – they'll be four hours a week over the course of twelve weeks.
Sue Bernard, Dean of Development and College Relations says, "It really offers a second chance for some students who had to make decisions, and maybe it was a decision for various reasons, to be able to start their college education, get some basic courses under their belt."
NMCC officials say this school has had a long history of responding to the community's needs – and this is just another example of that, as each year they have students come in with a desire to continue or start their education, but they're a little too late.
Egeler says, "I spoke with a young man earlier this week who is very well prepared, just thought he wanted to take a year off and then changed his mind and so now what do I do? I'm a year behind where I've always been."
Bernard says, "Their goal in mind is to have a college degree and we want to make sure we give them every chance to do that. This late start semester, we believe, will make that happen." She says students will finish the semester on time with the traditional start – and they'll then be able to start again in the second semester in January.
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This beats the daylights out of labcoats for miscreant dressers.
I congratulate your son. Unfortunately, he has become the anomaly. Compare aggregate scores on a year over year basis and my statement is correct.
Let me get this correct. The school board thinks that equating an individual that violates school rules with a science student is punishment???????????? Sure glad that my kid got out before this administration came in. No wonder 'hanna's going downhill so fast.
"beer on the rocks" -- No wonder Troegs left for Hershey.
Bucko-If you had a job, you'd be early anyway.
Did he have a sheepish grin when he was caught?
LT, its not like she's doing anything else right now.
Terrific umpire and a great kid. Best of luck Brian!!!
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If this law prevents one crooked politician from cheating their way into office so that they can fleece ALL of us, it should be hailed as a step towards true representative government.
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Could this have anything to do with the state's sudden firing of Gus the Groundhog????
Your comment goes to the very heart of the matter. Boiled down to its simplest form, you said "Support my program and get rid of everybody else's program!". Only when the citizens of this country stop with their incessant "me first" attitude will anything positive ever be accomplished.
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Moodle 1.9 Multimedia
Moodle 1.9 Multimedia
Book Details
About This Book
- Ideas and best practices for teachers and trainers on using multimedia effectively in Moodle
- Ample screenshots and clear explanations to facilitate learning
- Covers working with TeacherTube, embedding interactive Flash games, podcasting, and more
- Create instructional materials and design students' activities around multimedia
- A step-by-step approach where the reader is taken through examples
Who This Book Is For
The book is primarily aimed at teachers and trainers who run professional courses and have experience in the use of Moodle. At the same time, it is not necessary to have an advanced technical background to create multimedia elements, as the tasks will be simple and as little time consuming as possible, relevant to everyday use.
Table of Contents
What You Will Learn
- Create and edit images, drawings, screenshots, sound, and music and integrate them into Moodle
- Learn the basic procedures to create videos with simple equipment for course delivery
- Download and publish videos from online video-sharing services
- Convert between several video formats and integrate them into Moodle
- Create multimedia elements such as interactive floor planners, online maps, and timelines using Web 2.0 tools and blend them with Moodle
- Integrate multimedia elements in quizzes and lessons to make learning more interactive and fun
- Create interactive exercises that can be assessed using software such as Hot Potatoes and JClic
- Interact with students in real-time using a particular online phone service and a desktop sharing application
Chapter 1 takes a look at the evolution of multimedia—its advantages and uses in teaching and learning, and how these can be used with Moodle. We will also see some of the requirements for using multimedia in Moodle, and configure it accordingly, and make three simple experiments in a forum with pictures, sound, and video, to see if everything is working as expected in integrating these in Moodle.
We will finally consider the basic knowledge, equipment, and software required to start creating this course, Music for an everyday life, which will gather contributions from History, Geography, Social Sciences, Science, and other fields of human knowledge.
In Chapter 2, we will start by seeing how to find free pictures online to add to our course materials (and assignments, from a students' perspective) in services such as Flickr and Wikimedia Commons.
We will then have a look at different ways of inserting images in Moodle, especially using the HTML editor image upload function. We then start using GIMP for main image editing tasks, such as cropping, resizing, capturing (together with some photography concepts), color correction, photo collage, and saving in different formats. Some issues regarding images in Moodle, such as file formats and appropriate sizes, will also be discussed, and how to use the Print screen function and Jing to collect screenshots. Strip generator will be used to easily create comic strips. We will also learn how to export PowerPoint presentations to images, adding them to a Moodle lesson, or as an alternative publishing these presentations in Slideshare. We will conclude this chapter by looking at ways to create photo slideshows using Slide.
In Chapter 3 we will focus on tasks for the Moodle integration of sound and music elements. The resources created will make information available in improved ways to students and will also get them to create audio artifacts, such as slices, remixes, voice recordings, text-to-speech, and podcasts.
We will use several tools to achieve this, especially Audacity, VLC media player, Voki, Podomatic, and Imeem and we will also see where to find free sounds and music on the Web.
In Chapter 4 we will focus on video production and editing, looking at different ways of using these in Moodle. We will start by looking at places to find free video online, followed by ways of downloading videos from YouTube and TeacherTube, concluding with the basics of video formats. We will then look at ways of extracting DVD selections for later editing, and how to create photo stories, screencasts, an online TV station, and a stop motion video.
Chapter 5 focuses on activities that we can do with Moodle and some Web 2.0 tools. The objective is to show how this integration can open several possibilities for teaching and learning, providing free applications where teachers and students can create their own multimedia works and then embed them in Moodle for instruction, discussion, or assessment. We will create interactive floor plans, timelines, maps, online presentations, gadgets to represent data and mind maps. We will also see the possibilities of having collaboration in the construction of these multimedia works, as most Web 2.0 tools have as a standard the option to create with others a collective work.
In Chapter 6, we will learn to integrate multimedia elements in quizzes, lessons, and assignments. We will also use applications that allow us to create interactive exercises and games that can be easily assessed from and integrated into Moodle, such as crosswords, puzzles, matching pairs among others. We will look at rubrics as ways of assessing multimedia works in a quick and easy way.
Chapter 7 teaches us how to interact with students in Moodle courses in real-time by using an online chat service and a Web meeting tool. This will allow text, audio, and video chat, and also whiteboard, presentation, and desktop sharing.
Chapter 8 deals with some common issues on multimedia in Moodle related to copyright, e-safety, referencing sources, and other similar issues. We will conclude with some possible modules and plug-ins to install in Moodle to expand its possibilities and some criteria for selecting Web 2.0 services for our classes.
In Detail
In today's world, multimedia can provide a more engaging experience for learners. You can embed your own audio, link to pages off-site, or pull a YouTube video into your course. You can use feature-rich quizzes that allow you to assess your students, or provide them with tools and feedback to test their own knowledge. All these require standard procedures and cutting-edge tools.
Selecting tools to make multimedia integration in Moodle faster, simpler, and more precise is not child's play.
This book provides you with everything you need to include sound, video, animation, and more in your Moodle courses. You'll develop Moodle courses that you are proud of, and that your students enjoy.
This book covers integration of multimedia into Moodle, covering major multimedia elements such as images, audio, and video. It will take you through these elements in detail where you will learn how to create, edit, and integrate these elements into Moodle. The book is written around the design of an online course called "Music for Everyday Life" using Moodle, where teachers and students create, share, and discuss multimedia elements. You will also learn how to use Web 2.0 tools to create images, audio, and video and then we will take a look at the web applications that allow easy creation, collaboration, and sharing of multimedia elements. Finally, you will learn how to interact with students in real-time using a particular online phone service and a desktop sharing application.


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Masons bridge gap
Local Masonic lodges across the region have integrated to break racial barriers.
During a meeting in June, Beacon Light Lodge No. 249, which is composed of black Freemasons, inducted Archy Coghill, worshipful master of Henderson Lodge No. 249; Woodrow Freeze of Oxford Lodge No. 122; and Jeremy Vargo of the John H. Mills Lodge No. 624 of Epsom — all white — as honorary brothers.
Lamont Noel, Beacon Light's worshipful master, said the three men have been visiting him and his brothers frequently now after the March meeting that brought black and white Freemasons together for the first time.
During that visit, members from Coghill's, Vargo's and Freeze's organizations sat in on Beacon Light's official meeting to discuss fundraising and community improvement opportunities.
Beacon Light Lodge also presented the Henderson Lodge with a plaque representing friendship and brotherly love.
Freeze said he felt part of the community during the visit.
"It was just amazing how we were received and welcomed," he said. "It was almost embarrassing because we just wanted to be a part of it, but we were treated in such as special way."
Vargo said he felt honored to be accepted into the Beacon Light brotherhood.
"It's great that we can finally come together and sit down and socialize," he said.
The lodges have discussed hosting events together in the coming months.
Vargo said it was about time.
"I think it shows that the old ways are gone, and we can come together and work together on things," he said.
Freeze said there was some who were reluctant in his lodge, but he is happy they are moving forward anyway.
"The worst thing you can ever say is change," he said. "I think that is one of the nice things from our perspective, and from Beacon Light's, is that we are not going to change the world overnight, but we are making those small changes every day."
Noel said after he became worshipful master July 1, 2013, he realized both lodges in Henderson needed to work together.
"Since 1908, we've been in existence," he said. "For the most part, we didn't even know them."
Black Freemasons operate under the jurisdiction of The Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of N.C. Free & Accepted Masons, while white Freemasons are under jurisdiction of The Most Worshipful Grand Lodge of N.C. Ancient Free & Accept Masons.
Both organizations trace their origins to the mother lodge in England.
Noel said there were many reasons why collaborating took so long, but Vargo said he blamed routine.
"History stayed so long, and our ways were dated back to the 1800s," he said. "We just never tried to break it."
Noel said he extended the invitation to Coghill in September 2013 and received a confirmation shortly after. Other local lodges learned of the invitation and committed to attending, as well.
He said his main purpose was just to establish a relationship.
"I just felt it was time we know who our cross-town brothers were," he said. "If nothing else, we can just support each other in our endeavors."
Vargo said he thinks the visits have been successful so far, and everyone has been open to building new relationships, regardless of race.
"The majority of Masons don't really care about that," he said. "It's time to move on and make things better."
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SUMMERVILLE — It's the kind of outcome one might expect when one of the top teams in the state takes on a school that is still searching for its first win of the season.
Evan McField rushed for 123 yards and scored three touchdowns and Tyrik Johnson added 148 yards and two TDs to lead Goose Creek past Cane Bay, 55-7, Friday night at Cane Bay Stadium.
The Gators, who improved to 8-0 on the season, have not lost a game to a South Carolina high school team in almost three seasons. Cane Bay fell to 0-7.
The Gators, who played mostly their second-team players in the second half, rolled up 568 yards of total offense, including 409 yards on the ground. Quarterback Dantez Bennamon completed seven of 10 passes for 117 yards.
"It was a little sloppy in the first quarter, but I thought as the game went on we got a little bit sharper," said Goose Creek coach Chuck Reedy. "This is the time of season when we need to get better and get challenged each week and obviously that wasn't the case tonight. Cane Bay played hard all night, give them credit for that, but they're just a little undermanned. We did what we had to do to win the game and we came out healthy."
The Gators defense was just as impressive as the offense. Cane Bay managed just 162 yards of total offense.
"The defense played well all game," Reedy said. "We had some issues with our kickoff coverage, but overall our defense played well."
After a sluggish first quarter, the Gators got a 78-yard TD run from McField early in the second quarter that gave the Gators a 14-0 lead. Bennamon capped another long drive with a 3-yard TD run to give the Gators a 21-0 lead.
After an interception by Cane Bay, the Cobras made things interesting when Devin Gilmore threw a 3-yard TD pass to Matt Rudy on a fourth-and-goal play with 2:31 to play before halftime.
But any hopes of a Cobras comeback were ended when Bennamon found Deondre Daniels for a 61-yard gain down to the Cane Bay 5-yard line. Two plays later, McField scored from a yard out to give the Gators a 28-7 halftime lead.
"Evan McField is a heck of a football player," Reedy said. "We've had good fullbacks here and he's right up there with the best of them. He has good speed, he blocks and he can catch the ball. He's a complete player."
The Gators scored on their first three possessions of the second half to extend their advantage to 48-7 going into the final quarter.
Johnson replaced Caleb Kinlaw at running back in the second half and ripped off 148 yards in a quarter of action on just nine carries. Johnson came into the game averaging more than 20 yards per carry.
"Caleb has been hurt and we wanted to get Tyrik a few more carries," Reedy said. "He's a very intriguing player when he has the ball in his hands."
Goose Creek 7 21 20 7—55
Cane Bay 0 7 0 0 — 7
GC — Caleb Kinlaw 28 run (Alex Jacobus kick)
GC — Evan McField 78 run (Jacobus kick)
GC — Dantez Bennamon 3 run (Jacobus kick)
CB — Matt Rudy 35 pass from Devin Kilgore (Juan Merallious kick)
GC — Evan McField 1 run (Jacobus kick)
GC — Evan McField 2 run (kick failed)
GC — Tyrik Johnson 56 run (Jacobus kick)
GC — Tyrik Johnson 14 run (Jacobus kick)
GC — Stephen Wood 23 run (Cody Jones kick)
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I will not ever go back to this place. The food is ok but the service stinks. I went on a Saturday afternoon to grab a burger. Although the place was packed, they only had one bartender working to serve people drinks and food at the bar. After patiently waiting for 20 minutes (!!) to order a burger to go, I was told that the kitchen was too busy to prepare a hamburger because it was to go. Huh?? Um ok. That doesn't make a single ounce of sense. Furthermore, if that was indeed the case, the bartender should had told me that straight away when I got there and spoke to him - and I wouldn't have wasted 20 minutes of my life. What a joke.
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I have been to Mayfield twice and each time enjoyed my meal thoroughly. The second time I had the burger and thought it was among the best, if not THE best, I ever had. The spoon bread side and desserts are also a real treat. There is a young vibe to Mayfield but the old school music and incredibly warm and helpful staff helps to make an "oldster" (Baby Boomer) not feel out of place. I intend to make Mayfield a "go to" restaurant for many occasions .
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My sister was a dedicated nurse for many years. When she retired she did volunteer work to help those struggling with death. I was fortunate enough to have talked with her yesterday ,she passed last night. She was gracious enough to be an organ donor, so arrangements are pending. She was 71, please pray for her soul.


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Jonah Hex is an adaptation of the Western comic book antihero by DC Comics. The film is set to be released on June 18, 2010 and Josh Brolin will play the title character.
1970s-era DC antihero Jonah Hex makes his way to the big screen as Crank co-writers Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor team to follow the disfigured gunslinger and part-time bounty hunter on his biggest adventure yet. Supernatural elements combine with Western aesthetics to take viewers on a wild and bloody ride, with Josh Brolin leading the way as Hex and John Malkovich stepping into the villainous role of Turnbull.


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The Vampire Diaries
Vampire Diaries Season 4, Episode 1 Title Revealed
Well, color us Mike Seaver, because the Season 4 premiere episode of Vampire Diaries now has a title. According to TV Guide, Episode 1 is called "Growing Pains." Let the speculation begin.
Elena (Nina Dobrev) is certainly going through some changes. We'll see the new vampire make her transition, and her death and rebirth are going to cause some schisms amongst the group. For one thing, Damon (Ian Somerhalder) is mad at everyone: His brother, Stefan (Paul Wesley), and Matt (Zach Roerig) are at the top of the list. However, Elena's going to have a room full of experts giving her advice, so let's hope her transition isn't too painful.
Of course, executive producer Julie Plec has been saying that Season 4 is like starting over fresh because Elena is a vampire now. We'd like to think the Growing Pains theme song was the inspiration behind the Season 4, Episode 1 title. "We're nowhere near the end/The best is ready to begin/Ooh, as long as we got each other…" OK, we'll stop now.
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Glee Season 4: Rachel Berry to Channel Sex and the City's Carrie Bradshaw
Come Glee Season 4 this fall, Rachel Berry (Lea Michele) will be a single gal livin' in up in New York City. In terms of iconic females who will forever be associated with NYC, perhaps no one stands out more than Sex and the City's beloved heroine, Carrie Bradshaw.
So as Rachel begins her transition from small town Ohio girl to big city star, expect her to channel the sassy fashionista a bit in her everyday life — at least when it comes to her wardrobe choices!
Lea Michele is hard at work filming Glee's Season 4 premiere, "The New Rachel Berry," and she tweeted a picture on July 27 of her character's newest accessory: a shiny gold necklace that says "Rachel" in that familiar cursive script.
"Do you guys like Rachel's necklace for season 4?? Totally stole the "Carrie" necklace idea from SATC:)" she wrote.
We know that Rachel's drawing inspiration from Carrie's jewelry, but do you think she'll start to copy any other parts of the NYC fashionista's quirky-but-glam style? That would be fun to see, for sure. We're just not quite certain that a college student like Rachel has the cash lying around for a $1,000 pair of Manolos.
One more note, we hope Rachel doesn't decide to mimic Carrie in some of the other areas of her life. Because as sexy as that new guy, Brody Weston, may be we hope Rachel doesn't start planning a co-ed sleepover anytime soon!
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28,000? Well, what does that make us guys with 3000 points? A Duke of the internet? An Earl of the internet?
frank beamer #1
28,000? Well, what does that make us guys with 3000 points? A Duke of the internet? An Earl of the internet?
It makes you the Duke of Earl.
of the internet. But I'm a beer drinkin, sports lovin bitch of the internet
count your chickens before they hatch. You never know when you'll have a meltdown and feel the wrath of the BANHAMMER!
2 more points to blow it....
I had better step up my game if I want to reach 28,000 before you...
I still have mod powers. I'll just freeze you, Han Solo-like, at 27,999.
Careful . . . I hear profitgoblue is still disgruntled so he might dock both of you and give himself a bump! It would turn into a war of MGoAttrition and no one will benefit (except the person the winner (profitgoblue, of course)). (Yes, I just used a double parenthetical. Don't hate the poster, hate the game!)
What sites are you going to, just out of curiosity? Maybe we could all use some variety in the off-season.
I'm pretty sure he's talking about porn
I joined another site just to check it out. Lately I find myself checking that other board more. (More still being relative... Checking both WAYYYY too often).
I planned on hitting 1600 and declaring myself king. Now you're telling me it's 3000. Welp, over halfway there I guess.
Grammar corrections are not an issue for me. I do think there is a certain "standard" this site pride's itself on and is the reason I come back to it time and again. (Seriously, no matter how bad you may think some of the comments here may be, just head out to other sites and read through their comments… not pretty). The correction replies do become a problem though when they devolve into gamemanship. It's the gamemanship which seems to be the more characteristic form of replies on a lot of threads these days. Instead of adding to the dialouge, many responders (whether they are kings of the internetz or plebes) seem to be vying to one up one another in an attempt to prove wit and author the next meme. Sometimes it's hilarious and appropriate, but more often (or perhaps just more recently?) it's become tedious and way too predictable.
I totally agree. To be honest, front page content has really been on a downward trend, and simply become very sophomoric in nature. Oh boy, this "board" is an embarrassment to our fan base. I have reading others as well, and coming less and less. Frankly, this is yet another thread where people are spilling the beans of displeasure and I would venture a guess nothing changes. So that usually means its breakup time...
Meta: I personally think the board should go away when MgoBlog 3.0 is launched. If Brian refuses to invest the time and money into making this a well-oiled functional place, or pay someone to create and monitor threads, then he should eliminate it. How many emails does he get a week about taddle tales and meanie people's posting bad stuff? How many bad threads or puerile post does it take before there is a breaking point? How many times must we see Upton, cats, or some dumbass comment about MSU before enough is enough? Or the worst, I come to the Internet to argue or be a jerk because my life sucks type comments before it is enough already?
This board is definitely getting way too testy about everything. It seems like every topic starts a massive argument. Any comment that isn't effusively positive about Michigan football gets shouted down as trolling. People need to relax and have fun. It's the off season. And it's football. Calm down.
Very well said. It seems like some people can't hear an opposing opinion without labeling it as trolling or off-topic or anything negative. I think if folks relax, like you said, approach things with some humor and maybe more situational instead of a universal ruler applied to every post then things might be easier to stomach from everyone's perspective. We (mostly) all have the same love of Michigan sports...can't we just have an easier time joking around together, too? Without it becoming off-topic all the time?
Just my 17 cents...
FWIW, I try to limit my "back-and-forth" with Mr. Rager these days. It's clearly not worth the effort.
you're instigating the kind of dialogue this thread is talking about. I think EVERYONE here needs to stop taking things so personally and stop getting worked up over petty things.
You have a lot of good things to say, Magnus. You shouldn't let a pissing match take away from that.
So . . . the OP mentions me by name, but I can't respond? Gotcha.
I won't say anything else, because I don't want to instigate a pissing match.
Honestly, what does everyone have against pissing matches? I remember when I was a kid - during the Super Bowl - drinking about a gallon of Mt Dew (before I started believing that it would shrink my balls), and having pissing contests in the snow, seeing whose yellow line would reach the farthest. I may not yet have been at my maximum length down there, but I had a stream that would make many a grown man jealous.
The point is, a pissing match is a good way for boys and men to compete on a level playing field while the men are drunk and the kids high on some sort of sugar/caffine buzz. Pissing matches get an undeserved bad name.
No wonder I always flame in those pissing matches. I could never piss very far.
so it seems you're just mentioning his name and saying he's "not worth it", just to get a jab in.
That's what it seems to me and that's what this thread is really about. I'm not trying to preach from my soapbox, just see this as an example.
there are a couple people who constantly take pot shots at you.
1.) if you respond then you become part of the problem.
2.) It is very hard to tolerate other people spewing shit and not respond.
take some solace in the fact that the casual observer understands where the fault lies (Rager, I'm looking at you)...
Plus it gives you more time to post cool stuff over on TTB! So I applaud your restraint here ... now get back to work there! :-)
Just kidding. I agree 100% with all three.
Cool story (insert picture of cat looking unimpressed with a caption 'cool story')
You're probably not even a real coyote.
I'm actually a spirit guide that manifests itself out of moon and a planet in space. I have the soothing voice of Johnny Cash and I guide people to find their soul mates, but only after they eat 'the merciless peppers of Quetzlzacatenango' and have crazy hallucinatory visions.
When that's not happening I'm really just a talking dog.
When people act like they're really the thing in their avatar. You know what "Space Coyote", you claim you're not a 'real coyote' and that you're really a talking dog. Well, news flash buddy, you would have a bunch of typos in your post if you were a dog because dogs don't have long enough fingers to properly use a keyboard.
Oh, yeah, and if you claim you're Hemingway and you're sitting at your desk typing a post, I'm about to drop a bomb on you, because Hemingway stood up at his dresser while he typed (yeah, I'm talking to you Moleskyn).
Don't get me started a manikin dressed in the UTL jersey, this isn't The Twilight Zone episode "The After Hours". And you, you're neither General Buck Turgidson nor George C Scott. I could go on (Brandon Graham, Rickey Vaughn, Stephen Kass's wife, Animal), but I think you guys get the point.
glad I dodged a bullet there.
back to ruminating with my four chambered stomach.
But internet sucks in Peru. I highly doubt you'd be able to post within an hour of my post. And don't try to give me this "you're domesticated" crap. I've seen you domesticated llamas, and no offense, but I think your forum posting abilities would be closer to an Alpaca than anything else.
Hey, screw you Space Coyote. Who are you to suggest that I'm not actually Matthew Broderick? Because, you know....I totally could be.
Oh, yeah, talk about all the other internet options out there, but the experience would be the same. Broderick is getting no where near using the internet in this day and age.
Listen here, pal. I never made a claim one way or another about standing up or sitting down while typing, so my identity as Hemingway is still intact. Maybe we should be discussing the realities of a coyote being able to exist in space. I don't think it's possible. And even if it was, how would you be able to type in a cumbersome space suite (assuming you even found a way to mitigate the lack of opposing thumbs)? What, are you going to tell me you've created a coyote-to-English voice-to-text translator? That'll be the day.
There, I've exposed you for the fraud you are.
I already exposed myself as a fraud.
And your pros are neither masculine or drunken enough to be the real Hemingway.
Yes, but when a fraud exposes himself as a fraud, how can anyone believe him, since he is, in fact, a fraud? It is likely, in this case, that the fraudster is attempting to defraud the masses for some sort of fraudulent gain. For everyone knows that when a blatant fraudster tells you anything, you should immediately discredit said fraudster, since you can assume that you are being defrauded.
It requires a clearly anti-fraudulant (and preferably finely-bearded) man to expose a fraud.
I prefer a pic of the cool starry bra instead.
How about this:
How can I avoid downvotes?
Don't be redundant. Don't use stupid nicknames like O$U. Spell things correctly. Don't post useless replies like "I agree" and whatnot.
Sometimes, it's best just to walk away. My comments weren't going to help on either of the threads referenced. The paucity of real commentary was appalling.
Bringing back the old point system might help. I really don't care that much either way about the points. There are pros and cons both ways. But when a negbang directly contributes to your point total, and you are ratcheting up 50 and 100 negative points on each post you put up, that is a severe sanction (so to speak) keeping people from being whiny and responding endlessly to perceived slights, and seeking to put up provocative, irritating posts.
My preference is for actual content, whether Meta, on topic, or off topic. For example, I'd like to hear from people about Tournette, and why he's taking an official visit, and who has seen him, and what led him to put Michigan on a visit list.
I'd also be happy to hear about the City of Detroit Emergency Manager, or the PED scandal in baseball, or the Miami Heat, or the Chicago Blackhawks and Boston Bruins, or the pros and cons of various barbecuing equipment. (I never heard about the Big Green Egg, for instance, until I came to this blog. $1,000 is rich for my blood for a grill, but still, now I'm informed.)
I'd be glad to read more about the UofM, and Ann Arbor.
Have an OT section, similar to diaries?
A few points:
1) I really appreciate this blog. I bleed maize and blue and remember trying to follow during the dark ages ( pre-web).
2) some people bitch and argue over the dumbest things. I might as well spend the afternoon in the salon.
3) most posters just want to get the info out there and find out what other fans think. You're not forced to read or comment on anything.
4) guaranteed that if somethings good on our planet people will try their best to F it up.
5) Bball and Fball recruiting is amazing right now and I, for one, am extremely excited about the future.
6) this is America fergodsakes. If you don't like it go elsewhere or create your own blog so we don't have to read posts by men on their periods.
7) I love you all, Go Blue!
I'm guilty of making comments that don't really contribute to the topic, but it's not always horribly negative. With it being offseason, there are going to be people that come here looking for entertainment, but since they won't necessarily get that with content, they'll look to busting people's balls (short of trolling hopefully). As other people have mentioned, the old point system would definitely limit that by bringing back consequences of posting said comments.
Additionally, I do think the mods are becoming too aggressive with their moderating, which I had never thought before. BiSB's style was to make his presence known (with those we can't have nice things warnings) and help keep the convo on topic and pc. In my eyes, the newer crop of mods jump in way to quick with little to no warning to get rid of a lot of things before it can turn into anything worthwhile. That could just be a product of how everyone is starting to behave on the boards, but something needs to change.
This is a diverse community with a lot of different personalities and opinions. Some people like to complain to the point where they can bitch about bitching that hasn't even been bitched yet. For the most part, though, there are a lot of insightful opinions here.
I usually just skim over the nitpicking and ad hominem attacks that go on here. Also, I usually just read a thread, post if I feel like it, and don't bother coming back to see if I have been "snarked" by anyone. I hear I've missed a couple of long ad hominem attacks on me that way, but what did I really "miss?"
So, my advice to those who don't like the complaining: don't bother reading it. You can usually tell in the first sentence of a comment whether or not it is going to be a whine or a rant. You then have the option to continue or stop reading the comment.
I come here for two reasons: the main blog and the de facto "curation blog" called the MGoBoard. We get the Michigan Wolverines News of the Day, every day, within ten minutes of it showing up anywhere, curated by somewhere around 4,000 users. It isn't perfect, but it's the best sports blog I've seen.
I usually don't complain, however, when pictures of the moon begin popping up as OT threads, then I feel obligated to question the threadworthiness.
I got bombed in that thread as well.
(and deduct two points from that person's total)
Granted, there is a place for thoughtful criticisms that can improve the thread. But the biggest nitpickers usually do not provide these. Rather, they litter the thread with:
---mindless, knee-jerk imitations of prior posts
or- repetitions, for the hundredth time, of moth-eaten slogans, like: : "loo long", "spelling mistake or" bad title"
--or words with only one of two possible meanings: "hooray" or "boo"
So, often the posters that most deserve to be negged are the ones doing the most negging themselves. Also, they.would be highly responsive to a few negs for their own overuse of them. They often are point-a-holics, whose greatest aspiration in life is to either imbibe or take away points on anonymous message boards


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HAZARD – It's been a good couple of years for Kristie Combs, whose basketball career as an M.C. Napier Lady Navajo remains one of the most accomplished in the history of Kentucky high school athletics.
In April 2011 Combs became the second native of Perry County to be inducted into the Kentucky High School Athletic Association Hall of Fame (Johnny Cox was the first), and now what was a legendary high school career has earned her another distinction.
Joined by family members and her old coach, Combs was on hand Friday morning as Kristie Combs Drive was officially christened with a sign marking the road through Perry County Park.
"I'm very grateful for it, and it surprised me that still the county and the city of Hazard want to recognize the things that I have done throughout my career in basketball," said Combs, who in addition to her accomplishments as a player also coached for a time. "I'm very appreciative for everything they've done. It's a great honor and it just tops everything off."
Randy Napier, who currently coaches the girls' basketball team at Perry Central High School, coached Combs at the former M.C. Napier, where in 1994 the Lady Navajos captured a state title and Combs was named Most Valuable Player during the Sweet 16. Napier said in 2010 when it was announced that Combs would be inducted into the Hall of Fame that she was one of the best basketball players this state has ever produced, and reiterated that sentiment Friday.
"I've always been proud of Kristie, and she accomplished so much as a high school player, and now she's in the Hall of Fame," Napier said. "It's a pretty gratifying feeling just to have coached a kid like that."
Renaming the road Kristie Combs Drive was approved by the Perry County Fiscal Court, and brought for a vote by District 1 Magistrate Frank Hurley, who noted this week that he watched Combs grow up and considering her career and what she was able to accomplish, she deserved further recognition in the county where she was raised.
"She lives in my district, and I represent her on the fiscal court, and I thought she was due some recognition here," Hurley said.
During her career, Combs set several records that still stand today, including the most three-point field goals made in a state championship game. She amassed 2,792 points and 586 assists, and was named to the All-State team three times. She also played in the Kentucky-Indiana All-Star series in 1994.
And while she may not be playing organized basketball anymore, Combs hasn't left the game behind just yet. She still officiates and hosts basketball camps, and says she'll also continue to work to give back to this community where she continues to make her home.
"I have to say that I've been blessed with everything that's happened, and that this community still stands behind me," she said. "And I give back to this community and will always do that because I'm from here and I love this area, and I'm appreciative of everything that they have done."


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In this instructable, I will be showing you how to make an ash recurve bow from tree to deadly weapon.
I know that there are a lot of other bow instructables on here, but many of them are bad (sorry but its true) or downright dangerous (I've seen some nasty results from shattering PVC). I'm going to show you how to make a good bow for hunting, target shooting or whatever.
Shown is another ash bow I made to give you an idea of what the finished piece will look like.
Step 1: Tools and materials
Regular belt knife
Ruler or tape measure
Half-round rasp and half-round doublecut file or 4-way shoe rasp
Scraper of some sort
Hatchet or axe
Some assorted sandpaper
A bowstave
2 m of cord with with at least 100 Kg breaking strain (3 mm braided nylon cord will work well.)
Pencil or other marking tool (sharpie not recommended)
Finish (wax, oil, et cereta)
Dye (optional)
* Note that power tools are not recommended because it is too easy to ruin a good stave.
The hazel I know grows in both trees and bushes, and often grows quite straight. So you could probably build both a bow AND all your arrows, just from one thicket.
Tnx for this I'll try if I can create Daedric bow with these helpful and easy steps.. Wish me luck..
A shame I didn't find it earlier, I cut myself a nice hazel sunday and immediately removed the bark and a couple rings with my (antique, might I add) drawknife... And didn't split it before I let it dry for the upcoming month.
I hope you'll come check out comments soon so you can tell me if that will work anyway or if I should go get another tree (especially another species... I figured Hazel was good as it bends easily, but... yeah. Might very well be wrong) :P
Anyhow, thanks for the good advice, the links to these amazing websites (particularly like paleoplanet, it's a broader source of info, I guess), and for sparkling the interest in serious bowmaking. I had so far stopped to kid bowmaking 101, and I'm glad this came up !
And yes, they mostly are bushes ; but they can grow as trees in the proper conditions ; plus, if you cut one of those trees, a good number of offspring will grow from the remaining roots, forming a bush in its stead ! Yielding edible goodies :) I may have exagerated a bit, it may be only 15cm, but as it's at my summer house and I haven't gotten back there since I cut it, I couldn't say for sure haha
For the bow: circular saw table, electric planer, rotational sander, band sander. For the notches: chisels, files, jigsaw, battery drill (since oak is hard to glue I screwed them in). And for the steel:, tig welding machine, angle grinders.
According to what I gathered one uses a thicker branch, like 20 cm, of a slow growing wood, and then use the perfect part to make a bow.
I'll try with the hazel, of which I got a nice 20cm, 3m long, fresh specimen, and I'll let you know. This particular tree I got has quite slim growth rings though, so maybe it'll be okay. Anyhow, first bow. There are got to be mistakes so I have an excuse to try again haha
Another thing against hazel : it has quite a lot of branches, at least the ones I got in my forest, and the bark doesn't get off easily ^^
Find a tree. Yes.
And cut it.
I guess this has to be done without getting arrested.
I'm on it.
Will let you know how progress is going.
Anyway it is possible to buy firewood, even in 2 meter already split staves.
Bring a chisel or planer to check the grain, otherwise it's impossible to see which kind of wood you have.
There are trees in forest, and since you're not cutting down a big tree, it's kinda okay. I mean, sure it won't be easy if you don't live next to a forest so you can grab a tree and quickly take it back home to safety but yeah. It works.


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