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Kimberly McCollum
- M.M., String Performance, Boston University, 2000
- B.M., Violin Performance, with Honors (magna cum laude) The Florida State University, 1997
- MUS 261/461 Applied Strings: Violin/Viola
- MUS 291 Washington College String Orchestra
- MUS 487 String Chamber Music
Professional Experience
Kimberly McCollum is a professional violinist/violist who regularly performs and solos around the Baltimore/DC region. In addition to teaching at Washington College, she is on the faculty of Anne Arundel Community College and teaches in the Anne Arundel County School System. She is currently the Associate Concertmaster of the Annapolis Chamber Orchestra and is a frequent performer with other regional orchestras such as Annapolis Symphony and Maryland Philharmonic. Her teachers include Peter Zazofsky, Eliot Chapo, and Jeanne Majors. In addition to her formal music education, Ms. McCollum has studied at the Chautauqua Institution in New York and the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria. Ms. McCollum has been a member of various orchestras throughout the east-coast including the Civic Symphony Orchestra of Boston (Associate Concertmaster) and the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra. In addition, she has performed with the North Shore Philharmonic, Columbus Symphony, and the Jacksonville Symphony. Ms. McCollum has taught all levels of students in private instruction, chamber music coaching, and in formal classroom settings. In addition, Ms. McCollum is an active scholar, specializing in violin pedagogy. She is a regular presenter at the American String Teacher's Association National Conference.


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Haven't done much to my rig in a looooong time. It has 210,000 on the clock. Still runs good with the exception of some oil consumption. Planning on getting a gen 3 sooner or later. As for now, just...
No actual cows at cow mtn anymore (at least non that Ive seen), LOl! I may head up there this saturday.
Im in Rohnert park and would be down for cow mtn.
Off-roader: I'm here @ UCSF working now. I hope everything goes well. I'll buy a cup a Joe if your around.
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I would love to go but 1) I'm working and 2) its too far for a day trip. I wish there would be some meet and greet type things in nor-cal.
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I looked at a set of 15x8 soft 8's and the fake bead lock, like...
Just a bulb cover. I took mine off the bulbs in compas, it is brightwer and white now. ('00 2.5) Are they plug and play, the clinometer?
Who makes manuel hups for gen 2 (2.5)? Im interested in the increase in fuel economy! Where can I get some and how difficult to install are they?
Ha ha, Grasscat! Reminds me of my Donught story. When I worked at a Mitsu dealer, a good customer would bring donughts in once a week. In those donughts was one I really likes. So, I made the mistake...
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My issue at the moment is getting the power from inside the engine bay to
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b) To the out side rear rack area.
Ive seen some nice productr from bluesea.
Even a...
I've got the 2" Delrin rear coil spacers for a toyota sequoia. $60 & very high quality with perfect fit on the montero.
No, I have those in to level out the rig when it's loaded. Otherwise the rear would be @2" lower than the front. Yeah, I could get springs, but these were only $60 and springs are x3 times that much.
I got a obdII bluetooth dongle from ebay for @ $20 shipped. I can connect to iphone/android via bluetooth. I used to have a program called tourq on my android. it read EVERYTHING REALTIME.
My bad, 12.50's.
33x12.50x15 Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac's on stock wheels.
Gentlemen, as promised, photographic evidence
I want to add some front, rear and maybe even some side lights to my roof rack (takima load warrior). What is the best way to wire them up/ get the wires into the cabin? I'm not super thrilled to...
I got the tire shop to mount them on the stock wheels. Whikle the fit, I can see that the shoulder of the tire in more rounded than it should be. Next week I'm going to order some black steel wheels...

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Cabell Midland High School
ONA -- Cabell Midland High School will have its graduation ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 5, at the Big Sandy Superstore Arena.
Students graduating with Very High Honors, with a grade point average of 3.85 or higher, are: Christian Adams, son of April Franklin of Culloden; Jessica Lauren Adams, daughter of Tammy and Greg Chapman of Ona and Lee and Jennifer Adams of Barboursville; Ty Alderman, son of Tammy and Kevin Alderman of Huntington; Tyler Anderson, son of Jeff and Angela Anderson of Huntington; Ryan Dax Arthur, son of Rachel Renee Arthur of Barboursville; Hannah Ashworth, daughter of Theon and Dreama Ashworth of Glenwood; Tyler Barker, son of John Barker of Huntington and Mary Beth Barker of Huntington; April Bias, daughter of Jocelyn Morrison of Barboursville; Brandon Bickford, son of Tom and Donna Bickford of Milton; Megan Borak, daughter of George and Cheryl Borak of Barboursville; Christopher Hunter Brown, son of Chris and Lora Brown of Huntington; Rachel Marie Bumgarner, daughter of Stephen and Lora Bumgarner of Milton; Emily Chapman, daughter of Jack and Teresa Chapman of Barboursville; Jillian Kelsey Clark, daughter of Jeff and Sarah Clark of Barboursville; Benjamin Coleman, son of Tim and Theresa Coleman of Milton; Elayna Conard, daughter of Buck and Cathy Conard of Huntington; Randy Cremeans, son of Randy and Clara Cremeans of Barboursville; Danielle Darnulc, daughter of Kathy Darnulc of Huntington and Dan Darnulc of Huntington; Tyler Davis, son of Carl and Annette Grover of Lesage; Tyler Dial, son of David and Debbie Dial of Barboursville; Joe Dino, son of Valerie Dino of Salt Rock; Olivia Gaye Doss, daughter of Freddie and Tammy Doss of Milton; Kristen Drown, daughter of David and Michelle Drown of Milton; Megan Edwards, daughter of Leah Edwards of Huntington and Steve Edwards of Cincinnati, Ohio; Jordan Taylor Egnatoff, son of Karl and Lana Egnatoff of Milton; Shaheed Elhamdani, son of Mehiar Elhamdani and Nesreen Benhamed of Barboursville; Dustin Epperly, son of Rick and Mona Epperly of Milton; Lauren France, daughter of Greg and Rhonda France of Barboursville; Paulina Nicole Gill, daughter of David and Reba Gill of Salt Rock; Shane Matthew Hart, son of Brent and Terri Hart of Huntington; Sarah Hayes, daughter of Loretta and Mark Hayes of Huntington; Sarah Jarvis, daughter of Tracy and Tonya Jarvis of Ona; Ashley Faye Johnson, daughter of Irv and Linda Johnson of Ona; Allie Jones, daughter of Rick and Lorri Jones of Ona; Kathleen Lauren Kent, daughter of James A. Kent of Glenwood; Brittany Kennedy, daughter of Daniel and Joann Kennedy of Teays Valley, W.Va., and Sherry Kirwan of Milton; Bethany June Law, daughter of Cheryl and Dean Law of Ona; Max Anthony Layne, son of Max and Jennifer Layne of Milton; Forrest Lefevre, son of Chris and Sally Lefevre of Ona; Corey Lewis, son of John and Angela Lewis of Milton; Joshua Lycans, son of Bill and Denise Lycans of Barboursville; Christopher Matthew Lucas, son of Rose Marie Lucas and Harry Jennings Lucas of Barboursville; Jessica Martin, daughter of Steve and Angie Martin of Milton; Michelle Martin, daughter of Steve and Angie Martin of Milton; Kelsey Rebecca Matthews, daughter of Nichola Matthews of Barboursville and Brian Matthews of Barboursville; Leandra Rose Mays, daughter of Chester and Angela Mays of Barboursville; Danielle McCallister, daughter of Dan and Cheryl McCallister of Barboursville; Stephanie McCallister, daughter of Mike and Jennifer McCallister of Glenwood; Morgan Elizabeth McMicken, daughter of Lyle and Mary MicMicken of Milton; Anastacia Meadows, daughter of Kevin and Mary Meadows of Huntington; Sara Elisabeth Morris, daughter of Bob and Kathy Morris of Barboursville; Gabe Muncy, son of Buddy and Debbie Muncy of Barboursville; Eric Andrew Newfeld, son of Mark and Nancy Newfeld of Huntington; Michael Niemann, son of Bill and Mary Niemann of Huntington; James Nowlin, son of Michael and Brenda Nowlin of Ashton; Breanna Nuesse, daughter of Jeff and Debbie Nuesse of Barboursville; Kathryn Grace Pettit, daughter of Thomas and Sally Pettit of Ona; Wesley Clinton Rhoads, son of Clint and Beth Ann Rhoads of Huntington; Blaine Alexndria Rowe, daughter of Brett and Shelley Rowe of Barboursville; David Russell, son of Danny and Mary Russell of Barboursville; Christopher William Sanders, son of Karen Adkins and Patrick Sanders of Salt Rock; Cameron Sansom, son of Brett and Morena Sansom of Salt Rock; Emily Sarver, daughter of Michael and Amy Sarver of Ona; Michelle Schussler, daughter of Greg and Sue Schussler of Milton; Kara Scott, daughter of Steve and Sherie Scott of Barboursville; Adam Shaver, son of Micki and Mitch Shaver of Huntington; Karl Shaver, son of Micki and Mitch Shaver of Huntington; Amy Smith, daughter of Dorothy and Roger Smith of Milton; Morgan Shay Smith, daughter of Rodney and Kelly Smith of Huntington; Molly Terry, daughter of Jim and Lorrie Terry of Milton; Erin Elizabeth Thomas, daughter of John and Karen Thomas of Culloden; John Wesley Urian, son of Tim and Tracy Urian of Ona; Matthew Walker, son of Gary and Jada Walker of Huntington; Mackenzie Shae Wallace, daughter of Brett and Darlene Wallace of Huntington; Emily Walton, daughter of Jeff and Debbie Walton of Huntington; Abigail Nicole Willis, daughter of Scott and Lisa Willis of Barboursville; Sarah Wilson, daughter of Leigh Ann Wilson and John Wilson of Barboursville; Brandon Woodall, son of Bart and Gail Woodall of Huntington; Megan Wooten, daughter of Dewey and Beverly Wooten of Barboursville.
Students graduating with High Honors, with a grade point average of 3.65 to 3.84, are: Jessica Beahrs, Mason Beuhring, Matthew Bias, Megan Bordman, Jacob Bowen, Joseph Brumfield, Jr., Susan Clagg, Melynda Duncan, Cassandra L. Hill, Catherine Hockensmith, Meghann Jenkins, Anthony Kennedy, Kenneth Kinnard, Shane Lloyd, Chelsea Lutz, Christopher Massie, Kuyler McComas, Rachelle McIntyre, Collin Meadows, Madeline Miller, Kynslee Mills, Sarah Morgan, Jenna Mount, Savanna Osburn, Tyler Piaseczny, Andrew Porter, Shannon Stanley, Sarah Stephenson, Kyle Thompson.
Students graduating with Honors, with a grade point average of 3.45 to 3.64, are: Taylor Bledsoe, Stevie Brown, Steven Brumfield, Zachary Bryan, Cristin Burdette, Matthew Cardwell, Courtney Cremeans, Suzanna Crews, Kala Dehart, Virginia L. Dowdy, Alexis Elswick, David Estep, II, Katie Jackson, Hannah Kiser, Carlie Linville, Remington McClure, Patrick Morgan, William Morrison, Kylie Roeder, Zachary Rohrberg, Nathan Samson, Brittany Savage, Tabatha Watts.
Members of the class are: Charles Robert Abinsay, Caleb Allen Adams, Christian Sean Adams, Jessica Lauren Adams, Krystal Nicole Adams, Angela Mae Adkins, Cameron Ray Adkins, Kayla Nicole Adkins, Kendall Duane Adkins, Natalie Paige Adkins, Christein Tyler Albert, Tyler Grant Alderman, Ceirra Shae Allison, Caroline Marie Altizer, Tyler Lowen-Trace Anderson, Ryan Dax Arthur, Hannah Marie Ashworth, Megen Ne'Cole Bailey, Tara Ann Bailey, James Caleb Bantaa, Tyler Scott Barker, Chelsea Brianne Barnett, Cory Hunter Bartram, Jessica Taylor Beahrs, Hallie Michelle Beckett, Jessica Lynn Beihl, Curtis Daulton Bentley, Mason Alexander Beuhring, April Gagarin Bias, Matthew Tyler Bias, Brandon Thomas Bickford, Jamie Lynn Bishop, Clinton David Allen Black, Hannah Marie Black, Kenton Edward Blair, Christina Amy Blake, Craig Allan Blake, Taylor Kathleen Bledsoe, Taelor Renea Blevins, Sara Elizabeth Boone, Crista Danielle Booth, Megan Rose Borak, Megan Ryan Bordman, Jacob Daniel Bowen, Zachary Ryan Bowen, Bryan William Bradberry, Jennifer Liane Braley, Christopher Hunter Brown, Stevie Aaron Todd Brown, Bruce Edward Browning , Hannah Marie Browning, Joseph Craig Brumfield, Jr., Natasha Rose Brumfield, Steven Michael Brumfield, Meghan Ashley Gail Brunty, Zachary Bryan, Rachel Marie Bumgarner, Chryinda Jean Burd, Cristin Cassidy Burdette, Joshua Edmond Butcher, Laura Nicole Buzzard, Jacob Alexander Bybee, Alisha Dawn Callopi, Matthew David Cardwell, Brandon Scott Carter, Brice Montague Carter, Kelsey Lanae Carter, Shannon Brooke Carter, Tessa Shea Carter, Tiffany Renee Carter, Cody Dalton Cary, Carla Renee Chapman, Emily Beth Chapman, Shirllesia Andris Chapman, Susan Nicole Clagg, Donald Brendon Clark, Jillian Kelsey Clark, Benjamin Douglas Coleman, Kelilah Rebecca Colon, Elayna Catherine Conard, Brandon Lee Conrad, Logan Torre Conrad, Ashton Arya Cook, James Timothy Cooper, Mark David Cole Cooper, Matthew Allen Cooper, Courtney Renea Cremeans, Randy Scott Cremeans, Jr., Suzanna Lee Crews, Amber Nichole Cumpston, Stephen Andrew Curd, Heather Alexis Dailey, Naylon DonLee Dailey, Danielle Nicole Darnulc, Kirsten Kay Davis, Megan Nicole Davis, Trent Scott Davis, Tyler Jamesson Davis, Wesley Allen Davis, Jon Preston Dawson, Jr., Kala Marie DeHart, Alaina Jeannette DeMarco, Zachary Bruce Edward Dennison, Tyler Andrew Dial, David Isaac Dillon, John David Dingess, Nicholas Evan Dino, Amanda Nicole Dion, Treston B. William Dodrill, John Tyler Donathan, Olivia Gaye Doss, Virginia Lenore Dowdy, Kristen Elizabeth Drown, Melynda Anne Duncan, Megan Nicole Dunkle, Dacoda Mackenzie Dyer, Olivia Ruth Dyer, Caitlyn Elizabeth Renee Edmunds, Megan Suzanne Edwards, Jordan Taylor Egnatoff, Shahed Mehiar Elhamdani, Joshua David Elkins, Sarah Elizabeth Grace Eller, Alexis Cearra Elswick, Capri Georgiana Elswick, Brianna Cathleen Emerson, Dustin Myles Epperly, Jacob Samuel Erwin, David Stewart Estep, II, Shanna Nicole Estep, Dylan Roger Farley, Michael Patrick Ferguson, Ashley Nicole Finley, Kassie Ann Fitzwater, Brittany Sue Fletcher, Tia Marie Flowers, Lauren Elizabeth France, Bethany Dawn Freeman, Bethany Kris Furrow, Caleb Andrew Gibson, Paulina Nicole Gill, Kaitlyn Michelle Gold, Aleshia Paige Gooch, Jessica Brooke Goodall, Bodie Lyle Grass, Rachael Anne Gregory, Brittany Lynn Griffith, Brandee-Dean Hack, Kayla Renee Hager, Shelby Danielle Hall, Wayne Edward Hanlin, II, Daniel Joseph Harless, Jr., David Robert Harrison, Chelsie Rae Harshbarger, Shane Matthew Hart, Katrina Jane Harvey, Michael Glenn Dakota Hatfield, Natasha Gay Hatfield, Michael Shane Hayes, Sarah Kathleen Hayes, Tia Shea Hensley, Laura Virginia Sue Henson, Zachariah Whitten Hicks, Cody Dalton Higginbotham, Alexis Dawn Hightower, Cassandra Lee Hill, Joseph Ray Hill, Catherine Johanna Hockensmith, Austin Langdon Hoffman, Amanda Rae Holbert, Christopher Patrick Holland, Jordan Avery Holland, William David-Heath Holley, Chyna Michele Hollis, Evan Douglas Huffstutler, Zachariah Ali Issa, Jerri Leann Jackson, Katie Rose Jackson, Brandy Nicole Jacobs, Lindsay Jo-Paige Jarrell, Sarah Elizabeth Jarvis, Meghann Elizabeth Jenkins, Ashley Faye Johnson, Courtney Paige Johnson, Olivia Anne Johnson, Allison Brooke Jones, Danny Allen Jones, III, Tyler Andrew Jordan, Beau Michael Keesee, Kyle Patrick Kelsey, Anthony Tyler Kennedy, Brittany Nicole Kennedy, Kathleen Lauren Kent, Cassandra Hope King, Joseph Aaron Kingery, Kenneth Scott Kinnard, Alayna Krystine Kirby, Hannah Elizabeth Kiser, Dakota Sheridan Kliber, Kyle Steven Lake, Alexandra Jen Lálos, Rachel Marie Lambert, Bethany June Law, Stephanie Jewell Lawhon, Kaci Michele Lawrence, Max Anthony Layne, II, Forest Hayden Lefevre, Natalie Hope Lester, Corey Arthur Lewis, Diana Marie Lewis, Madeline Nicole Lewis, Rachel Anne Lewis, Carlie Beth Linville, Joshua Paul Linville, Ashley Catharine Littlehales, Shane Allen Lloyd, Anthony Scott Lovejoy, Christopher Matthew Lucas, Cody Sheridan Luker, Cody Morgan Lusk, Chelsea Rose Lutz, Joshua Lafe Lycans, Lauren Beth Maney, Majed Ameen Mansouri, Andrew James Martin, Jessica Katherine Martin, Michelle Dawn Martin, Christopher Ray Massie, Kelsey Rebecca Matthews, Andrew Douglas Maxey, Tabitha Jo May, Caitlin Nicole Maynard, Leandra Rose Mays, Chelsea Dawn McCallister, Danielle Ranee McCallister, Stephanie Anne McCallister, Joshua Scott McClellan, Remington Jeffrey Orion McClure, Kuyler Michael McComas, Kyle Andrew McComas, Bradley Jordan McCoy, Gregory Ray McCoy, Jeffrey Dalton McCoy, Cassie Lynn McDonald, Ronald Ray McGuire, Rachelle Elizabeth McIntyre, Beth Ann McKenzie, Morgan Elizabeth McMicken, Kody Troylee McQueen, Justin Scott Meade, Anastacia Leigh Meadows, Collin Cameron Meadows, Mariah Kay Meddings, Colin Maxwell Merritt, Morgan ShaeLeigh Midkiff, Samantha Marie Midkiff, Courtney Shea Miles, Jessica Nicole Miller, Madeline Rae Miller, Rachel Dawn Miller, Kynslee Grace-Anne Mills, Paulina Morrell Moles, Brittany Anne Moore, Patrick Joseph Morgan, Sarah Elizabeth Morgan, Sara Elisabeth Morris, William Ryan Morrison, Jenna Lynn Mount, Virginia Ann Mulcahy, Joshua Scott Mullins, Gabriel Benjamin Muncy, Corey Alexander Mundell, Bishop Adam Nash, Andrew Garrett Navy, Elissa Anne-Marie Neal, Seth Bradley Neal, Nicolette Shae Neil, Eric Andrew Newfeld, Michael James Niemann, Timothy Franklin Norvell, James Michael Nowlin, Breanna Rose Nuesse, Savanna Marie Osburn, Ashley Dawn Patrick, Chad Wyatt Paugh, Kelsi Nikole Persinger, David Alan Pesimer, Kathryn Grace Pettit, Jessica Marie Phillips, Tyler Joseph Piaseczny, Corie Beth Pinkerton, Alisha Jane Plymale, Andrew Michael Porter, Mariah Delayna Posey, Jordan Breanne Poston, Breanna Louise Powell, Jordan Dain Powell, Seanna Nichole Powell, Blake Stevenson Pratt, Tiffany Clara Pratt, Samantha Marie Lynn Preece, Sarah Elizabeth Puckett, Jordan David Pyles, Nolan Todd Queen, Scott David-Dale Rayburn, Cameron Blake Rayment, Heather Kaitlin Reece, Dominic Allen Rench, Wesley Clinton Rhoads, Jacob Michael Rice, Matthew Michael Riggio, Aubre Rae Wermont Roberts, Rodney Allen Roberts, II, Kathryn Anna Robinson, Kylie Joseph Roeder, Zachary Jordan Rohrberg, Brandon Arron Ronk, Jeremy Dewayne Ross, Blaine Alexandria Rowe, Timothy Allen Rowe, II, Cortnie Shea Ruggles, David Ethan Russell, Joshua Junior Ruth, Hannah Cathleen Ryder, Mary Sadie Elizabeth Ryder, Hassan Bander Sager, Nathan Samson, Christopher William Sanders, Briana Michelle Sansom, 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Company G
I Brig. II Division XII Corps.
Army of the Potomac
After Action Reports
May 27, 1864
29th Ohio Co G
I am pleased to report during the most recent engagements
with the soldiers of the rebellious south, Company G of the
29th Ohio Volunteer Infantry Regiment performed admirably.
On May 24 the Battalion disturbed a rabble of dissidents and
proceeded with haste to maneuver to engage, swiftly moving
from column to battle line. The men of the 29th Co G held
their spirits high during these pre battle movements. Once the
Battalion was on line, we were kept as part of the reserve as
the first company was deployed into skirmish line to ascertain
the size of the forces we had stumbled upon. After a time the
remnant of the battalion was called upon to support the
skirmish line and we advanced in a battle line, ever intent upon
the enemy who remained hidden amongst the brambles.
The company was surprised by the announcement of enemy cannon in our front which resulted in a pause in our advance.
After what seemed an eternity the regiment finally received artillery support and a cannon duel ensued. With the enemy cannon thusly engaged the infantry was once again free to pursue direct action against the enemy. The regiment began a series of short advances to unhinge the rebels from their hiding, during which several casualties were suffered. At night fall we had been unsuccessful in our endeavor and we had to retire due to darkness.
On May 25th, the battalion was again assembled with the purpose of driving the Confederates out of their works and hiding places. Despite several attempts, the regiment was unable to dislodge the enemy and they seemed to be reinforced. This cost our regiment dearly in the loss of life and in our ability to achieve our original goal. Company G fought valiantly but to no avail, the numbers were turned against us and we had lost support on both our company flanks. Our artillery had been silenced, and most of the battalion right had been captured or driven from the field. The only choice remaining was to engage in an orderly withdrawal to safer ground to reorganize.
The regiment was relieved during the evening of the 25th and saw no further action during the remainder of the conflict.
Robert Rock
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Rick Perry heading to South Carolina
Texas Gov. Rick Perry, fresh off a speech in Iowa, is going to another early 2016 state next month.
He will head to Spartanburg, S.C. for a winter dinner and conservative banquet on Dec. 3, the South Carolina Republican Party and the Spartanburg County Republican Party announced on Friday.Continue Reading
"Governor Perry's strong record on jobs and economic growth is one that Washington D.C. should strive to emulate," South Carolina GOP Chairman Matt Moore said in a statement. "His conservative leadership in a large, diverse state is impressive."
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text: Dr. Alexander Moseson Wins IEEE Short Video Contest Recommend this story March 5, 2013 Alexander Moseson, an assistant teaching professor of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics, was awarded first place in International Humanitarian Short-Video Contest at the 2012 Global Humanitarian Technology Conference. Moseson's video Technology Seeding: Thailand (adventure cut) documents the work of Drexel Thai Harvest, an inter-disciplinary organization of students and faculty focused on developing and implementing sustainable farming technologies in the Bo Klua district of Thailand. Moseson's experience in sustainable development was advanced by working with Dr. James Tangorra, an assitant professor in the Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics department, on a project to develop lathes in Africa. Tangorra later became co-leader of the Thai Harvest project. Drexel Thai Harvest was founded in 2009 after Moseson visited the region and noticed the day-to-day challenges the villagers faced in trying to farm one of Thailand's most rugged regions. He saw an opportunity for Drexel students to help, having assisted Dr. James Tangorra, an associate professor in the Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics department, to lead a project to develop lathes in Africa. Tangorra and Moseson thus collaborated again to lead Thai Harvest. Through a partnership with the Sustainable Development Research Foundation, a Thai charitable organization, Thai Harvest develops farming technologies that work for people socially, economically, and environmentally. Innovation is at the heart of Thai Harvest's mission. Aside from collaboratively designing tools with villagers and teaching even more villagers how to build them, Thai Harvest empowers the Thai people to develop their own solutions to improve their everyday lives. Moseson's video chronicles the experiences of the second Thai Harvest team during their 2011 visit to Bo Klua. His four minute "adventure cut" details their 12 day effort to adapt to new cultural experiences and build relationships with the villagers while teaching them to construct a rice planter. Moseson also produced a two minute version of the video. Moseson received the short video award at a reception on October 24th, 2012 during IEEE's Global Humanitarian Technology Conference in Seattle. "I am thrilled to accept this award on behalf of all those who made the video possible, especially our partners in Bo Klua," Moseson said. Drexel Thai Harvest will return to Bo Klua this summer with a new team of students who plan to make improvements to their rice planter based on suggestions from the farmers and develop sustainable solutions to improving water quality in the villages. Brian Nicholas Public Relations and Recruitment Coordinator Department of Mechanical Engineering and Mechanics


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Islamic art
For the earliest years of the Islamic Empire, under the Umayyad dynasty, we don't have very much art surviving. The best of it is the elaborate mosaics on the Dome of the Rock mosque in Jerusalem and on the Great Mosque in Damascus. These mosaics are done in a Roman style, probably by Roman craftsmen.
Another mosaic from the Great Mosque in Damascus
(about 710 AD)
But already we can see one big difference between Roman art and Islamic art: the followers of Islam, like the Jews, took seriously the idea that you should not make graven images, and although these mosaics show plants and buildings they do not show people or animals.
By the Abbasid period, even plants and buildings were frowned on. Most of the art was geometric designs. A lot of these designs seem to be from fabric patterns. The Arabs, because they were nomadic, had always relied on carpets and hangings for decoration. Now that they lived in buildings, they used those same familiar patterns only in stone or tile. They often used calligraphy (beautiful writing) of verses from the Koran to decorate buildings, plates, and vases.
In this period, also, the focus of the Islamic Empire shifted from Damascus and the old Roman territory east to Baghdad and the old Sassanian territory. So the art also became more Persian and less Roman.
By about 1000 AD, the Islamic empire was breaking up into smaller states, and each state developed its own art style. There are individual styles for Spain, the Maghreb, Egypt, the Ottoman Empire, and Persia.
Mosque in Cordoba, Spain
In some of these places, the iconoclastic rules against using pictures of things or people were relaxed as time went on. In Persia (modern Iran), painters made beautiful little miniature paintings of people at court, and of famous people from history.
Iskander (Alexander the Great),
Persian miniature from Herat, 1400s AD
The arrival of paper from China in 751 AD let artists do a lot more painting, because paper was so much cheaper than papyrus or parchment.
After the Mongols conquered Persia and China in the 1200s AD, many Chinese motifs started to show up in Persian painting and vases.
Mamluk vase
To find out more about Islamic art, check out these books from Amazon.com or from your library:
Hands-On Ancient People, Volume 1: Art Activities about Mesopotamia, Egypt, and Islam, by Yvonne Merrill and Mary Simpson. Art projects for kids, though the directions are really aimed at teachers or parents.


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A duo of female reporters for Politico are convinced that the rest of us are ignoring the real meaning in the Massachusetts race: "a glass ceiling that remains almost impenetrable, even in the blue state of Massachusetts." You see, there's a devious "double standard that some longtime women's advocates see in the success of Republican Scott Brown, whose college-aged centerfold and lesser professional success didn't prevent him from capturing Ted Kennedy's old Senate seat from the Democrats." And this cursed sexism really just exists in Massachusetts, mind you. Sexism is no problem in "nearby Maine, where both senators are women."
Oh, puhleez. This sort of woe is me/her is getting old. The indifference to all other political facts and phenomena in order to play the gender victim card is tiresome. There is of course no real evidence of this sexism. Nor does anyone think Coakley actually deserved to win. In fact, the reporters say that Coakley's gender worked to her advantage in the primary and that gender really didn't come up in the race. The best the duo can come up with is one female Boston Herald columnist who made some cracks, a Teamster boss who wouldn't vote "for a broad," one crude comment by someone in the crowd at one Brown rally, and some Internet commenters. That's it.
There are plenty of legitimate theories to explain the results in Massachusetts. Sexism isn't one of them, however. The reporters only embarrass themselves and their publication by crying sexism with nothing to back it up. It's the Keith Olbermann style of "news" — non-news really. Olbermann last night pretended to apologize for calling Scott Brown "an irresponsible, homophobic, racist, reactionary, ex-nude model, tea-bagging supporter of violence against women and against politicians with whom he disagrees." He added: "I'm sorry I left out the word 'sexist.'" He then simply dared his audience to disprove his baseless slurs.
This seems now to be the operating standard for much of what passes for "journalism" — make a slur, repeat it, offer no proof, and challenge the targets to defend themselves. We've come to expect that of MSNBC, but MSNBC's less loony journalistic colleagues should resist the temptation to follow in the netroot network's footsteps.


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Living in the humid Lowcountry, we know all the dangers of a full-fledged, hot summer day!
Of course, summer provides certain hazards no matter where you are. It's wonderful to enjoy an active, outdoor lifestyle, but be careful not to sacrifice your health in the process! There are plenty of ways to keep yourself healthy and safe during the dog days of summer.
1. Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water throughout the day, especially if you're going to be outside! Remember—if you're thirsty, you're already dehydrated! Prevent this from happening by hydrating constantly.
2. Wear sunscreen: Sunburn is one of the most common repercussions of a long day spent outside in the summer. Make sure to apply sunscreen BEFORE you step outside, and continue to reapply consistently throughout the day! Be sure to consider organic sunscreen options for the healthiest and most environmentally-friendly protection.
3. Watch the time: It is commonly agreed that the hours between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. are the most dangerous to be outside and should be avoided if possible. Plan your days to minimize exposure to heat and sun. If you must be outside during this time, try to schedule activities near an air-conditioned building in case you become overheated.
4. Use a buddy system: Summer is the prime time of the year for accidents, thanks to the increase in outdoor activity. Always be safe and take a friend with you on any excursion, particularly if you will be swimming. Two heads are always better than one.
Check out more ways to protect your body, such as sun-shielding hats, organic sunscreen and more. A few of our favorite organic sunscreen brands are COOLA Suncare and Erbaviva. Erbaviva excels at developing and producing organic products for babies and have a wonderful organic sunscreen that works for adults and children. COOLA specializes in organic sunscreen for special uses such as their Sport Organic Sunscreen and Face Organic Sunscreen.


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is a web-based student information system that stores student data. It provides students the ability to access their class related information as well as allowing parent / guardian the ability to view their children's academic information. To access Parent/Student Portal.
What information is available to students and parents within the portal?
District and School announcements
Report cards
Attendance Records
Student schedules
Online course request for secondary school students
Immunization records on file
Teacher newsletters
Household Information
Emergency Contact
And more...
Who has access to the Student/Parent Portal?
Students grades 6th through 12th. Their login information is available at their respective schools they attend (Front office or the site tech lead).
Parent/Guardian who has been designated as having legal rights to their children may request a parent portal account. Each parent / guardian will have their own unique account that can be use to gain access to student records that they have legal rights to.
How to establish a Student/Parent Portal account?
After obtaining your unique Campus Activation Key, account activation can be done here. Upon entering your activation key, you will need to create a username and password (strong password is enforced). Please refer to the "How To" section if you need additional guidance on how to create a strong password.
As a parent, do I need my own account or can I use my child's account?
All parents are strongly encouraged to setup their own account. Only a parent account has the privilege to update household information as well as the ability to view all children in a household from a single place. Parents also have the added benefit of receiving district and school wide announcements.
How can parents and guardians obtain a Campus Activation Key?
Please visit your child's school administration. As a privacy and security precaution, the office staff will request you to provide some form of ID. You can also email PAUSD Infinite Campus Support for assistance.
Is my information secure while I view them within the Student/Parent Portal?
Infinite Campus uses SSL (secure socket layer) encryption
technology to ensure data is protected while information is in transit. it is similar to what the banking industry is utilizing.
How often is information updated in the Student/Parent Portal?
Information is updated in real time.
How do I report data errors or request update of information?
For attendance, grades, immunization or other demographic information, please contact your child's school administration office.
For change of address or other household related information, please contact the Central Attendance office at 650-329-3707.
Is there a mobile app to access Infinite Campus on the go?
Yes, Infinite Campus App is available for download for your iPad, iPhone iPod and Android devices:
Launch the Campus App, select Settings and Enter this District ID: RTDHNS
Enter your Campus Portal Username and Password.
Select "Log In / Sign In".
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DOGS: I have a litter of collie puppies I have two males left, they are beautiful and I have both parents onsite. We are potty training and they are stair training now and just healthy and full of life. Please call me with any questions and if I don't answer...More info Email a friend
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PETS: CKC Malti-poo males 11 weeks old and going to be very tiny in size. Vet checked and shots up to date. Fluffy and sweet. Great home only, They just wants to snuggle. The two together are males and the ones in a picture alone are female. $350.00 606-674...More info Email a friend
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- Super Mario Galaxy uses IOS33-64-v1040
- Have you updated your USB Loader(s)
Which guide did you use to Softmod your Wii?
Long story-short, I think if you update your IOS then you will be able to play SMG.
Here is an older thread on discovering which IOS a game uses:
Take a look at it and it will give you some idea about how this works.


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February 16, 2015
Professor & Chair of the Department of Psychology Gary Lewandowski was featured on Iowa Public Radio February 13.
Professor & Chair of the Department of Psychology Gary Lewandowski was featured in New York Magazine on February 13.
February 09, 2015
Gary Lewandowski, Professor & Chair of the Department of Psychology, was featured in Self on February 3.
Gary Lewandowski, Professor & Chair of the Department of Psychology, was featured in Forbes on February 5.
January 29, 2015
The grant supports UCI's work with several academic, government, private and public sector partners to implement the project.
December 23, 2014
This book looks at a wide variety of student groups and identities on college campuses and explores the connection between extra-curricular campus activities and learning.
December 16, 2014
Associate professor of psychology Lisa Dinella's article was featured in The Washington Post on December 12.
December 12, 2014
Monmouth University hosts Department of Psychology Undergraduate Student Conference on December 13.
December 02, 2014
Dr. Janice Stapley was recognized for receiving a competitive peer-reviewed grant from NACADA.
November 25, 2014
Local venders will be selling a variety of fun and unique products including jewelry, home goods, clothing, cookware, and much more.
November 18, 2014
Proceeds from this event support the Monmouth University Scholarship Fund.
November 13, 2014
Specialist Professor in the School of Social Work Rebecca McCloskey was featured in Fearless Parent on October 12.
October 29, 2014
In its 15th year, the student-organized community service initiative celebrated its largest turnout ever.
October 09, 2014
Psychology Professor Gary Lewandowski's article was featured in New York Magazine on October 9.
September 29, 2014
Monmouth University's School of Science Summer Research Symposium was featured in FIOS TV on September 9.


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A hands-on approach to improving a website's navigation, screen layout, interactive content, and forms to create a more satisfying user experience.
Shows how to create interfaces, systems, and devices revolved around user behavior.
"Through lynda.com, I have learned website design from scratch, enabling me to begin the journey of working from home. Thank you for everything!" —Pat H.
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Rescue Mission's Easter giveaway: A sunny day for all
One thousand hot dogs were just a small part of what awaited more than 1,800 needy people on Good Friday at the Durham Rescue Mission's annual Easter giveaway.
It was a very good Friday, indeed.
The sun was bright and the smiles were broad as children got Easter baskets full of stuffed animals, fire trucks and candy.
For the Rev. Ernie Mills, who founded the Christian homeless shelter on East Main Street with his wife, Gail, seeing so much joy made the hours of preparation worth it.
"Look at those children," Mills said as a group of youngsters sat in a circle, giggling and comparing Easter baskets. "This is what I love."
Gail said volunteers spent all night cooking pork in the cold.
"It's heartwarming to see so many volunteers give up a day to work here," she said.
Hundreds of people enjoyed meals inside the recently opened Center for Hope, which boasts a spacious dining room. It was the first time the hall had been used for a community event.
"Before, everybody had to eat outside," she said. "And to be able to come into a beautiful facility like this makes them feel more like guests. And that's our goal. We want them to know they're very special to us."
One person enjoying his hot dog and barbecue sandwich in the dining hall was retired Army veteran Tony Ray, 59.
"This is a great day," Ray said. "I was in the Rescue Mission before. Now I've got my own place, and I'm doing good."
Tichina Clay brought her 7-year-old grandson and 11-year-old son, who got Easter baskets.
"I think this is a wonderful thing to do, because we have so many kids who aren't able to go to stores," she said. "So many parents work hard, but just aren't able to earn that extra dollar."
Sonja Avery, a mother of four, was thankful for the free clothing. "This is actually helping me a lot, because I have four boys and it's just me [earning money]."
Avery has a temporary, part-time job, but is looking for something full-time and permanent.
"Buying clothes at the store is really expensive, so I really appreciate this," she said. "And when I have money, I go to [the mission's] thrift stores, because they also help out a lot."
Carolyn Morales has her hands full with two children, one of them a son who has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. She said the mission's giveaway is a blessing.
She and her husband have jobs, but they don't generate enough money.
"This is going to make Easter good for the kids," she said.
For 43-year-old Kenneth Johnson, "the preaching" before the giveaway was the best part.
"I love what they doing for people," he said. "It's amazing."
Ten-year-old Star Daughtridge had her arms full of Easter baskets for her brothers and sisters, and was proud of her mother for winning a big stuffed bear. She said Friday was a joyous day.
"I'm really happy, because it was kind of boring standing in line [waiting for the event to begin]," she said. "But it wasn't boring when we got out here and started playing with toys and got Easter baskets. I feel really good!"


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By Chris Wright
Friday Flashback III: The Search for Spock…
Antonin Panenka there – a man who just knows he's far cooler than you.
This way for more of the same…
Dip in to scour the latest Deadline Day titbits...
By Chris Wright
Friday Flashback III: The Search for Spock…
Antonin Panenka there – a man who just knows he's far cooler than you.
This way for more of the same…
Brian McClair couldn't look more Scottish if he tried.
German footballers of the 80's and 90's are a good source for amazing panini pictures. This is Mike Werner from Hansa Rostock. http://www.lupiga.com/vijesti/slike/20101225035759fubalerka_fudbalerke_frizura_friz_vokuhila_mike_werner_hansa_rostock_5.jpg
Did they rename the Panenka penalty after Antonin Panenka? Or is it just a coincidence?
Is that picture of Davie actually a composite?
Antonin Panenka only turned up to fix the boiler.
And has anyone told Manuel Neuer that his dad used to play for Forest?
Antonin Panenka = Ron Swanson from parks and rec http://www.missionmission.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/tumblr_kus92wNSPP1qzhy30o1_400.jpg
I like that No Smoking thing on the West Brom kit.
And here's Higuita after his cosmetic surgery http://static.guim.co.uk/sys-images/Football/Pix/pictures/2010/11/30/cosmetic1.jpg
That Lizerazu got a really nice head o' hair!
Awsome Chris thanks for the info!
Louis Van Gaal looks like a moody roman pavlyuchenko
@ Pkhakheria: Yes, he's got a moustache as well.
Panenka looks like Chief Inspector Japp
Is it just me, or is Louis Van Gaal actually Roman Pavlyuchenko's father?
Le Tissier has got to be the UGLIEST man in the history of the Premier League…was that a category at last year's gala??
No joke I was sort of, once, kind of, slightly related to Wayne Fereday. True story!
Thank God, Barry. It's "V", not "P"
i had A LOT of ian marshall doubles, could never get rid of em.
He was married to one of my Dad's cousins years and years ago. I've probably met him but don't really remember. I know his sons if that counts? I think he still has the mulett and tasche though!
The world would be a better place if more people looked like Norbert Dronia.
And is the last pic really Michel Platini or just someone who have a slight recemblence to him. It does not look like any pic of Platini I've previously seen.
Higuita looks like Rick James.
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Robert Reich: Conservative economists have it wrong. The underlying problem isn't that so many Americans have priced themselves out of the global/high-tech labor market. It's that they're getting a smaller and smaller share of the pie.
Crying Wolf – The Republican Playbook
Wage Theft: Thou Shalt Not Steal From Your Workers
What Can the South Teach About Globalization?
James C. Cobb: Members of this abandoned Southern proletariat may still live far better than the average Bangladeshi can imagine, but their shattered self-esteem and dashed hopes are surely at some level a universal indication of what to expect when economic development is allowed to become an end in itself rather than the means to a developed society.


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Threadless artist Olly Moss creates incredible paper-cut silhouettes of his favorite pop culture characters, from Mary Poppins to Darth Vader. They're currently on display in an exhibition at Gallery 1988 in Melrose and will run through May 20th. Check out folks' reactions at the opening night event.
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This weekly course covers the most common questions videographers encounter when shooting and editing with DSLR cameras, from choosing a frame size and frame rate to understanding moiré. Authors Rich Harrington and Robbie Carman will also help you understand the impacts of compression and the difference between cropped (or micro 4/3rds) and full-sized sensors in cameras, and much more. This continual FAQ guide is a handy way to find the answers to the questions that plague you the most.
Rich Harrington: Oh yeah, we've got the iPad out. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: And it sees the Go Pro Black network. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: We set that up when we installed the firmware, and we put our password in. Good news is it remembers it from time to time. So now, we'll just switch over to the Go Pro app. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: It launches, takes a second, but eventually, it offers to connect and control. Robbie Carman: Okay. Rich Harrington: And now we can tap that, and it'll click in with the preview. Robbie Carman: Yeah. There's certainly a preview. And the cool thing I also like about this is it also shows you wifi information, it shows you battery information, and then these large buttons right here provide you, well, what you think they do.
You can actually go into record mode, you can power on and off the camera. You can go into Settings. You can look at the preview. And, it provides, you know, a fair amount of control. I've actually been really surprised. Rich Harrington: Small, small correction. You can power off the camera? Robbie Carman: You can't power on the camera. Rich Harrington: because it's like, oh I don't have wi-fi anymore. Robbie Carman: You are correct about that. I've actually been really surprised though, if you click into Settings. How many settings there are to control On-The-Go Pro Rich Harrington: Yeah. Robbie Carman: Things, you know, everything from frame rate to resolution size. To whether it's doing metering. And it's pretty full featured. And, you actually just did one that I think was a cool little thing too.
And that little beep there. We're getting a little beep, and we're getting a flashing red light on the camera. Rich Harrington: Yeah. Robbie Carman: Hey, that's find the camera. Rich Harrington: Yeah. Robbie Carman: Again, as I had mentioned, previously that these cameras are nice and small. And when you start doing things like mounting them up in trees, or flying them in quad copter, having that ability to, sort of, figure out where it is, is a nice thing to have. Rich Harrington: So, we'll go back to movie mode, and we'll go over to the settings. And we've got all the control here. We can see things like the name of the camera, the resolution. So let's flip that over to a, a standard 1080 in that case.
Robbie Carman: Mm-hm. Rich Harrington: And I'll go back, and we've got our ability to choose frame rates. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: And one of the things I like is, we can actually change the field of view. Robbie Carman: Yeah. Rich Harrington: So, you know, wide field of view. Let's see what that looks like for a second. We'll just record that real quick. And we're seeing a lot. We're seeing the ground. Notice at that resolution you are actually getting a live preview. So with some of the video resolutions, You can get a live feed. Robbie Carman: Right, it's just about how much data's coming through. Rich Harrington: Yeah, not so much with the other ones like the 4k or the 2k but let's go back and let's change that field of view down to medium and you see it punched in.
Robbie Carman: Yeah, it's a little tighter. Yeah, I think this, for me, this is one of the, the things I love about this app. And you've been able as the firmware's gotten better on these. Rich Harrington: Yeah. Robbie Carman: You've been able to get some of the controls. But, you know, the wide angle view that you can change is, is a big one. But also just having tactile control over it on a device that's comfortable as the iPad, rather than having to punch through a million little menus. Rich Harrington: Oh yah. Robbie Carman: Where the text is about two points on, on the, on the GoPro itself, is frustrating. Rich Harrington: I can see all my settings here on one screen, which is nice. I don't have to guess, I don't have to scroll through multiple pages of menus.
I can flip it up and down, we can even change the spot metering. If we don't want it to adjust on the fly. Robbie Carman: Right. Rich Harrington: And even enable the higher Protune codex. So that looks great, got everything all set. The, the NTSC versus PAL. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: You know, is there volume being recorded? Adjust the level of the volume. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: Pretty cool stuff. Robbie Carman: Yeah. Rich Harrington: I could actually delete files if I want, if I decide it was a bad take, I could delete it right from the app. Robbie Carman: Yep. Rich Harrington: So, it's really cool. And right now, we even see. Look at that, how much record time have we got left? Robbie Carman: Well, this actually really huge, being able to see how many actual movies you recorded and the remaining time you have, especially when you're doing things like again, mounting these things in weird places.
It sucks to find out like, oh gosh, that stopped recording, you know, twenty minutes ago because I didn't have enough time on it. Rich Harrington: Yeah, it's tell me I've got an hour and forty-three minutes of record time left. Well, plenty for what I need to do, but if it said ten minutes and the ball game's about to start, that's going to really suck. So, we've got everything in there. We're all set. And when we come back, we'll walk you through just starting and stopping the record process as well as a couple of other pieces of advice for getting established networks.
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Some Fairfax County residents are hoping to see a decrease in their water bills following a move by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
However, the board�s action is likely to be challenged in the Virginia General Assembly and, potentially, in court.
The board approved a measure that will set a standard water rate countywide starting July 1, no matter which utility serves a given customer. The cities of Falls Church and Fairfax and the town of Vienna all serve customers outside their borders and charge higher rates than the county�s utility, Fairfax Water.
The average quarterly bill for a Fairfax Water customer is about $60, according to an August analysis by Fairfax Water. For Falls Church water customers, it is about $80, and for Fairfax City and Vienna customers it is about $100 per quarter.
If those jurisdictions can justify the need for their higher rates and demonstrate they are not profiting off the utility, the higher rates can stand, pending county approval.
The board�s action also immediately sets Fairfax Water as the default service provider for all new development in the county, except in cases in which the property owner can demonstrate a reason that connecting to Fairfax Water is not practical or is cost-prohibitive.
Although residents were most interested in the cost controls, the latter action likely will have the greatest impact on the local utility business, particularly in the Tysons Corner area.
Tysons, which is poised for significant redevelopment around its four new Metro stations, is served by both Fairfax Water and Falls Church water.
The change will be bad for the county�s redevelopment efforts, Falls Church officials say. The new regulations will �force county developers to construct new water mains that overlap the existing system in order to hook-up to Fairfax Water, an enormous unnecessary cost that could stop the exciting Tysons and Merrifield redevelopment effort in its tracks,� said Falls Church Councilman Lawrence Webb.
The county has had a long-running legal dispute with Falls Church regarding the city�s water service. After the city raised its water rates earlier this year, the Fairfax County Consumer Protection Commission recommended the county exercise more control on water service within the county.
�Today�s action by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors is a blow for regional cooperation,� said Falls Church Vice Mayor David Snyder.
Vienna officials are no happier with the decision.
�We adamantly oppose any attempt to interfere with our rate-setting,� said Vienna Mayor Jane Seeman.
She testified at the hearing that her town does not profit from its water system and, in fact, has subsidized it from its general fund.
�We have never expanded our system to get more money or new customers,� Seeman said.
Vienna�s county customers predate the existence of Fairfax Water, she said.
County supervisors, on the other hand, said county residents have been overpaying for water service for too long.
�I think it�s time. The inequities that occur in the existing system have gone on far too long,� said Supervisor John Foust (D-Dranesville), whose district includes many Falls Church water customers.
Supervisor John Cook (R-Braddock) said he is concerned the county has rushed into action, although he ultimately supported the measure. He said he hopes the county keeps tabs on how its actions affect the surrounding utilities.
Fairfax city needs to charge higher rates to be viable, he said.
�I don�t want the water to be cut off, and I don�t really want to be a vehicle in a monopoly march by Fairfax Water,� Cook said.
State Sen. J. Chapman Petersen (D-Dist. 34), whose district includes Fairfax city and Vienna, said he will introduce legislation to try to stop the county from interfering with surrounding water utilities. He sees the county as trying to illegally interfere in a contractual relationship that it is not party to.
�I live in Fairfax city. If I go play a round of golf in Fairfax County, does the city council have a right to set the fees?� he asked county board members at a meeting of the county�s legislative delegation Wednesday. �What gives you the right to come into this economic relationship?�
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Dels. Mark Keam (D-Dist. 35), who represents Vienna, and Scott Surovell (D-Dist. 44), who represents the U.S. 1 corridor, said they are considering supporting Petersen�s legislation.
Surovell said he has a personal objection to the county�s new rules because of an unintended consequence for his 106-home community that has its own private water district.
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Making its debut in the 2011 Kansas City Fringe Festival, and winning a "Best Of Fringe" award that same year, "Getting Lucky" incorporates standup comedy, storytelling, audience participation, and burlesque performance into one cohesive hour-long show.
Lucky DeLuxe (Susanna Lee) has been seen and heard on: Last Comic Standing, Beverly Hills Brides, Girls Behaving Badly, America's Court, and Sirius XM / Rawdogs Comedy Channel.
In 2011, Lucky performed at the Ventura Comedy Festival, New York Burlesque Festival, New Orleans Burlesque Festival, Kansas City Burlesque Festival, Colorado Burlesque Festival, and the Show Me Burlesque Festival, in addition to her regular touring schedule.
Lucky is a strong believer in, and a promoter of the power of artists retaining control over their own careers, she self-produces the bulk of her work, touring in grassroots fashion. Deluxe is documenting the process of taking "Getting Lucky" on tour for future use in helping others do the same. The show is being filmed as footage for her first DVD. Lucky has been lauded for her original material, which is always personal, uncensored and charmingly honest.
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New features for Drupal's Mollom module
It's been a year since our last significant changes to the Mollom module for Drupal, so we're excited to announce a major update. The most exciting new features in the new Mollom 1.11 release include:
- Enables use of Mollom for any form; with Webform module integration almost completed
- Includes an embedded audio CAPTCHA player that works on all browsers
- Adds optional blacklist functionality to block spammers by text patterns and URLs
- Adds an optional link to Mollom's privacy policy from forms protected via textual analysis
- Adds support for serving CAPTCHAs over SSL (for Mollom Plus and Mollom Premium customers only)
- Makes Mollom compatible with Pressflow
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- Implements various usability improvements (e.g., better permission names and better error messages)
- Updates several of the translations
We spent several months working on this release, and it marks our biggest upgrade to date. Upgrading requires some database updates, so remember to run
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Sounds good, will try it out later this week. :D
Any idea when the integration on webform will be completed?
I also think the webform integration is one of the most awaited changes.
Nice work guys!
1.11 looks good and I especially like the granularity over each form. Thanks!
Mollom Drupal module version 1.11 has an update path bug which results in the lost of all previously protected forms configuration.
See the bug report and my blog post on this.
You shouldn't update to 1.11 and wait for 1.12 which should fix this one.
What's the status of webform/mollom integration? It's been a little while since we've seen an update.
This looks like a great module. Does anyone know if there is a similar module for Joomla?


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Under Pennsylvania's tax appeals system, many issues are not resolved at audit or before the Department's Board of Appeals and the Board of Finance and Revenue, resulting in numerous appeals to the Commonwealth Court. In court, most cases are resolved prior to argument, through negotiated settlement. Thus, to know whether your company is pursuing all reasonable issues, you must be aware of issues raised in appeals to the Commonwealth Court and, to the extent possible, how those issues have been resolved in settlements.
Many issues in court are susceptible of negotiated settlement. Occasionally, an issue cannot be resolved and the parties then pursue formal argument to the court. The article in this issue "PA Telecom Gross Receipts Tax Litigation Finally Moving" provides an example of issues going to argument before the Commonwealth Court.
If your company has an issue that another company is pursuing in a court appeal, and it is certain that the issue will not settle and have to be argued, your company may file protective petitions and have action on those cases deferred pending final resolution of the issue by the courts. In many instances, waiting to file until someone else has obtained a final decision will result in your company being closed out for many tax years by the statute of limitations for refund claims and assessment appeals. Pennsylvania courts have very tightly enforced the statutory limitations periods.
If your company has an issue which one or more other companies seem likely to settle in court, you may file your refund claim or assessment appeal and defer it temporarily while you wait to see what happens with the other cases. Or, what is generally a better choice, you can move your case through the administrative appeals boards and into court, assuming that by the time your case reaches court, you will have some idea what has happened in the cases ahead of yours.
Recently, a settlement process was implemented for cases before the Department's Board of Appeals and, with implementation of changes to the Board of Finance and Revenue in April 2014, a similar process will be put in place at that level. However, unless you are prepared to offer the Department a "sweetheart deal" for the Commonwealth, we believe there will continue to be many issues that will not be resolved prior to negotiation with the Office of Attorney General after a court appeal is filed. And, of course, there always will be a few issues that will have to be formally resolved by the courts.
To understand the opportunities for your company, the first step is to identify issues which are being taken to court. Then you should discuss with your state tax legal advisors the best way to pursue the issues for your company.
To assist you in identifying possible issues for your company, the list below includes a number of arguments raised in Pennsylvania Corporate Net Income Tax, Capital Stock Tax and Franchise Tax appeals recently filed with the Commonwealth Court. Please contact a member of the McNees SALT group if you would like to discuss any of these issues.
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LeAnn Rimes fired back at reports claiming the singer looked too thin after an appearance at a NCAA basketball game. Photos of a thin and gaunt Rimes surfaced online when she sang the national anthem at the NCAA National Championship in Houston on Monday night and the speculation was that the singer had lost too much weight as she prepared for her upcoming marriage to actor Eddie Cibrian. Ra...
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She may be known for keeping fans in stitches, but there's nothing funny about Kathy Griffin's svelte beach body. In a skimpy camouflage-print bikini, the 50-year-old couldn't hide her figure from paparazzi as she relaxed in Palm Beach, Fla. After taking a dip in the ocean, Griffin strolled along the shore as a mystery man waited patiently for her at the water's edge, holding the comedian's ...
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Matadors Meets Highlanders, Rainbow Wahine in Pivotal Contests
The Cal State Northridge women's basketball team (8-12, 4-2 Big West) plays a pair of important Big West Conference contests this week, facing UC Riverside and Hawai'i. On Thursday, Jan. 30, the Matadors will head to the Inland Empire to square off with the Highlanders in a 7 p.m. contest at SRC Arena. Two days later, CSUN meets Hawai'i for the second time this year in a 4 p.m. contest on Saturday, Feb. 1. Ryan Stanbury and Rheina Ale will be on the call for both games on GoMatadors.com and their broadcast Saturday will be featured on Big West TV. Fans are also encouraged to check with the CSUN Athletic Department's official Twitter account (@GoMatadors) for in-game updates throughout the weekend.
Last week, CSUN lost to UC Irvine before posting its largest win ever over Long Beach State two days later. Junior Ashlee Guay had a stellar weekend and earned Big West Player of the Week honors for the second time this season. Against the Anteaters, Guay scored a career-high 32 points on a school-record eight 3-pointers. Against the 49ers, she posted 21 points and a career-high 10 rebounds for her second career double-double.
This week, the Matadors face a pair of tough opponents. Despite a 4-15 overall record and a 0-6 mark in league play, UC Riverside features the league's top scorer in Brittany Crain at 19.1 points per game. Crain also leads the league in steals per game and is joined by Annelise Ito (11.8 ppg), Simone DeCoud (11.1 ppg) and Simone DeCoud (10.8 ppg). Northridge has won the last four with UCR and the all-time series between the two schools is tied at 26-26.
Hawai'i enters the week with a 10-7 overall record and 4-1 mark in Big West play. The Rainbow Wahine play at Long Beach State on Thursday before heading to the San Fernando Valley for Saturday's game. Kamilah Jackson leads the team in scoring and rebounding at 16.2 points and 10.4 rebounds per game. Shawna-Lei Kuehu is second on the squad at 10.6 points and 4.5 rebounds per game. CSUN fell 54-44 in Honolulu earlier this year and has never defeated Hawai'i in women's hoops.
Next week, CSUN hosts UC Davis on Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. before traveling to San Luis Obispo to face Cal Poly on Feb. 8 at 4 p.m.
A Guay with Words -- Big West Player of the Week
Junior Ashlee Guay had a stellar weekend for CSUN in games vs. UC Irvine and Long Beach State. Against the Anteaters, she finished with a career-high 32 points on a school-record eight 3-pointers. Two days later, she posted 21 points and a career-high 10 rebounds for her second career double-double in a win over the 49ers. Guay is quickly nearing a pair of milestones; she needs eight assists to set a new program all-time record and nine points to become the 10th player in school history to score 1,000 career points. Earlier this season, Guay set a new school record for career steals when she recorded her second of four in the Matadors' win at UC Davis. For her career, Guay has 216 steals in 83 games for an average of 2.6 per contest and she owns the two top single-season marks (93, 91) in program history. She is averaging 15.1 points per game, the best mark on the team and the X-best average in the Big West. Guay led the Matadors with 16 points and six assists in the win over USC to earn Big West Player of the Week honors. She earned All-Tournament Team honors at the CSUN Thanksgiving Classic by averaging 15.5 points in games against Santa Clara and Utah State.
Mighty Sharpe
Junior Janae Sharpe reached double figures in both CSUN contests last week, giving her 40 such performances for her career. She averaged 17.5 points in the Matadors' victories over Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara, shooting 52.2 percent from the field while being called for just one foul in 70 minutes of action. That performance helped her earn Big West Player of the Week honors for the first time since her freshman season. Sharpe checks in at X in the Big West Conference with an average of 4.4 assists per game. Sharpe scored a season-high 19 points vs. Saint Mary's to match her career best for the fifth time and first occasion since her freshman season. She has averaged 10.3 points over her Matador career and has been especially menacing at the free throw line. In the middle of her third season, Sharpe is 227-of-308 (.737) from the stripe and is currently 46-of-72 on the year after knocking down a season-high 10 free throws vs. Long Beach State. Sharpe is also a tough defensive asset for CSUN, having amassed 113 career steals compared to just 101 career fouls. For the season, Sharpe is averaging 10.9 points, 4.3 rebounds and 0.8 steals per game. Sharpe was the 2011-12 Big West Freshman of the Year and earned All-Big West Second Team honors that year.
CSUN's Secret Ingredient
Junior Cinnamon Lister has scored in double-figures 14 times this season and has led the team in scoring on 10 occasions. She has reached 20+ six times this year and scored a career-high 26 at Oregon, 20 in a home win vs. Cal Poly and another 20 against Bakersfield. Against the Ducks, Lister drained a career-high six 3-pointers, finishing one short of matching the then-school-record for a single game. She also posted 24 points, including a career-high nine field goals, in the victory at Clemson and finished with 20 vs. BYU and 21 at Washington State. She ranks second on the team and ranks X in the Big West Conference at 14.7 points per game and is X in the league with 48 3-pointers, tied for the seventh-most in school history for a single season. Lister is also averaging 2.1 rebounds, 3.1 assists and 1.3 steals per game.
Mahl-Knechting the Dots
Junior Camille Mahlknecht scored 11 points to go with eight rebounds and two blocks in the win over Long Beach State. She averaged 9.5 points, 10.0 rebounds and 4.0 blocks in the Matadors' victories over Cal Poly and UC Santa Barbara; she matched a season best with a team-high 12 rebounds vs. Cal Poly and her 13 points vs. the Gauchos were her most since the season opener at Sacramento State. Earlier this season, she set a new school record in blocks by recording the 150th of her career in the contest vs. NAU. She finished with a season-high six rejections to go with 10 points and nine boards against the Lumberjacks. For the season, Mahlknecht is averaging 7.0 points, 7.0 rebounds and a league-leading 2.6 blocks per game. She recorded her first double-double of the year with 11 points and 12 rebounds against Utah State and just missed a pair of double-doubles in the Matadors' victories at Clemson and Georgia Southern. Against the Tigers, she finished with 12 points and nine rebounds while against the Eagles she totaled 10 points and nine rebounds. As of Jan. 27, Mahlknecht ranks 24th in Division I in blocks per game after checking in at 25th in her sophomore campaign.
The Bernadette Fong Show
Sophomore Bernadette Fong finished with 10 points vs. UC Irvine to record her fifth double-figure scoring performance of the year. She scored a career-high 16 points and seven field goals in the Matadors' victory at UC Santa Barbara and played a career-high 19 minutes and grabbed six rebounds in the victory over the Gauchos. She finished with 11 points, seven rebounds and two assists vs. CSUB. She posted 10 points on a career-high five field goals in 16 minutes vs. USC and produced the first double-double of her career in the game against Utah State, scoring 12 points, including a career-high four free throws, to go with 10 rebounds. Fong is averaging 6.0 points and 5.3 rebounds in 19 appearances this season. Against Montana State, she posted nine points and a career-high 11 rebounds and two steals.
Georgia on My Mind
Junior Randi Friess continues to make hustle plays in her third season on the team. She pulled down eight boards vs. Saint Mary's and then grabbed a season-high nine at Oregon. Offensively, she finished with a season-high 11 points in the Matadors' win over NAU and added seven points and had three rebounds in the win vs. USC. Friess dished out a career-high four assists to go along with a season-high nine points in the win at Clemson. She totaled six rebounds at both Sacramento State and Montana State and had eight points and three steals against the Hornets. Over her Matador career, Friess has averaged 3.6 points and 3.8 rebounds. Last year, she surpassed both figures by averaging 4.6 points and 4.1 rebounds. This season, she is averaging 3.5 points and 4.3 rebounds through 20 games.
From Diamonds to Keys
Senior Mikayla Thielges continues to impress in her only season of Division I women's basketball. She is third on the team in rebounding at 5.1 per game and pulled down a career-high 17 rebounds in the Matadors' victory at Georgia Southern, two shy of tying for second in school history for a single game. She also had a game-high 13 boards at Montana State and is averaging over two offensive rebounds per game. Thielges scored a career-high 10 points on 5-of-5 shooting from the field in the game against Santa Clara. A pickup from the CSUN softball program, where she was a two-time All-Big West catcher, Thielges is also averaging 3.7 points per game on 53.4 percent shooting from the field.
Jumping Jasmine Johnson
Sophomore Jasmine Johnson made the second start of her career vs. Long Beach State and finished with four points and five rebounds. She recorded a career-high 10 points and five field goals vs. Eastern Washington to go with a season-high six rebounds and her first career blocked shot. Johnson added six points off the bench in the victory at Georgia Southern and is shooting 48.4 percent from the field. She is averaging 2.6 points and 2.6 rebounds per game.
Thou Shalt Steal
The Matadors have totaled 839 steals over the past two-plus seasons, an average of 10.1 per game. They finished second in the Big West in the 2011-12 season after recording 312 thefts. Last year, CSUN improved on that figure by posting 357 steals in 32 games, the 28th-best average in all of Division I women's hoops. Junior Ashlee Guay has led the league in steals in each of her first two seasons and set a new school record with her 214th career steal in the Matadors' win at UCD. Joining Guay is fellow junior Janae Sharpe, who has more career steals (113) than career fouls (101).
On the Rebound
The Matadors have grabbed 817 rebounds through 20 games, an average of 40.8 per contest. In the season opener, the Matadors set a new program record by grabbing 62 rebounds. Of that total, 23 boards came on the offensive glass and CSUN has 289 offensive rebounds for the year, an average of 14.5 per game. Individually, Mikayla Thielges grabbed a career-high 17 rebounds at Georgia Southern, two shy of tying for second in school history. Thielges also grabbed a game-high 13 rebounds while Bernadette Fong snared a career-high 11 rebounds at Montana State and 10 vs. Utah State. Camille Mahlknecht registered a season-high 12 boards against the Aggies and in the Matadors' win over UCSB and had 10 in wins vs. USC and UC Davis.


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Posted by John on 11/12/2008
I've gone to the cafe a few times and was looking up info on the production of the movie Stranger than Fiction there so I decided this place is good enough for a review that may be helpful to some. I've had some panini's, chicken mango with potato salad and Italian combo with a salad. They were tasty and filling. Their house coffee is better than anyplace I've tried. I also tried their fries with jalapeno poppers. The fries are fresh cut and the poppers are not too hot with sour cream inside, giving it a good twist. The fried stuffed olives were addictive. The waitress once was a little distracted, but did overall well. Last thing I ate there was a meat lovers type breakfast. It took a little time but it tasted homemade. I like this place, it's different, nothing like I've seen before.
Posted by Andrew on 04/03/2006
As you enter this cozy cafe, you feel as if you've stepped into a different country. They offer delicious European delights, from appetizers to desserts - and don't leave without trying the coffee. Distinctive to the neighborhood, and one of a kind.
Posted by Jimmy James on 04/01/2006
Like Arby's, it's different, expensive, and worth it.