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Thursday, October 08, 2015
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Sunny morning to my buddies. Been 10 months since I was on here consistently. Hubby got my tablet when I had my knee replaced. Like it but not as much as my laptop, which I gave to son snd I am set up on hubby's laptop. It is heavy so don't us... Read more
Thursday, August 20, 2015
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Well on computer not tablet. But not much to say. Still a mess in this house, little done as hubby is still limping and in pain. I am more frustrated with no one calling to buy dads car, and such low sales on yard sale. also that the yard sale ... Read more
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
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I guess what to do first was come here. lol Get my puter time done and then get to work.... where to start sooooo much to do. paint, more renos for hubby, lol take my oven racks out of tub. Yea saw on pintrest to put dryer sheets under and ontop... Read more
Monday, July 27, 2015
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HI buddies,
Sorry I haven't been blogging or keeping up very well. Hubby got me a tablet when I had my knee done and since haven't been on puter very often, and find hard to do all spark stuff on the tablet. so............ huge changes
For... Read more
Tuesday, June 16, 2015
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Having a good time while away, but the pain in my neck, shoulder and arm is really botherdome. Getting so bad I wasnt able to pull up my underwear without screaching out, just the angle my arm had to go. To pull all my hair up and put a claw cli... Read more
Saturday, May 30, 2015
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Back from surgeon's and he said it can be more than a year for everything to be normal. Also said can be inflammation but isn't infected. If I want to know if there is inflammation I can have needle aspiration to see if fluid is inflammed or inf... Read more
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
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That tablet keeps me off the puter, and I don't find I like typing much on it. so this am had some imp. docs to type up so figured come over here say hi.
Just back from 2 x around track!!! yesterday walked to dds and a few other walks too. ... Read more
Monday, May 04, 2015
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5 months ago I came home from my hospital stay to have my r knee replacement. Well I have to say certainly not sorry I got it done, but sure thought I would be further along but perseverance will get me where I need to be. Still walking stilted... Read more
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
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That used to be my normal, but after getting the tablet and having harder time typing and finding all my spark stuff, I don't seem to be on here as often. Oh well. am busy with phsyio, sauna, walking, icing everything I can do to help this knee.... Read more
Monday, April 27, 2015
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I have been very positive past few days and this morning it is pretty hard. even sitting in dads lazyboy my butt, upper thigh and front of it is so sore. I did my in bed stretches, got a tennis ball and rolled, now will ice but still super sore... Read more
Thursday, April 23, 2015
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Allready a month has gone by since dad passed. Seems longer. Also a month and I see very little progress in my knee, yes dome as walking outside but mostly that is cos weather not better ability. Finding it very hard to not bend over when I walk... Read more
Thursday, April 23, 2015
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Allready a month has gone by since dad passed. Seems longer. Also a month and I see very little progress in my knee, yes dome as walking outside but mostly that is cos weather not better ability. Finding it very hard to not bend over when I walk... Read more
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
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I was going up the stairs when I realized I wasn't having to hang on to both sides and semi pull myself up. I was omg almost normal on the stairs!!!! YES still swollen but hey this is huge. later had to go up and was good again. Also is nice out... Read more
Sunday, April 12, 2015
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Darn started a blog, and lost it when I went back to look at a link hubby wanted me to see. Anyway start over. Must say today has been much better. Walking more upright in house and less limp. Hubby, cane and I walked to mailbox, about 1/4 of mi... Read more
Saturday, April 11, 2015
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Sunny and melting snow!!!! YES! almost gone from our upper deck, yard still full but hey there's hope!!!
So been going to massage and physio both for my knee. Seems almost as nothing is helping, I am having very hard time on the stairs, and wa... Read more


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The File menu contains items that relate to SketchUp model files, including commands to create, open, save, print, import, and export model files.
The New menu item is used to create a blank drawing area and begin a new SketchUp model. SketchUp will use the settings in the template file to define the initial model state if you have selected a template file in template panel under SketchUp > Preferences.
Keyboard Shortcut: Command+N
Use the Open menu item to launch the Open dialog box, allowing you to open a previously saved SketchUp file.
Keyboard Shortcut: Command+O
Open Recent
Use the Open Recent submenu to quickly access recently opened SketchUp files. You can clear the list of recent files by selecting the Clear menu item from the end of the recent files list.
The Close menu item closes the active drawing window. This action is the same as clicking on the close button in your drawing's title bar. You will be prompted to save your changes if the model in the active drawing window has not been saved recently.
Keyboard Shortcut: Command+W
Use the Save menu item to save the currently active SketchUp model to your file system. When you close an unsaved document, or attempt to quit SketchUp with unsaved open documents, SketchUp will prompt you to save your work before continuing.
Keyboard Shortcut: Command+S
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Use the Save As menu item to open the Save As dialog box which defaults to the current document's folder. You can use this dialog box to save the current drawing as a new document. This file can be assigned a new name, a new location, and a previous version of SketchUp. The new file will become the current file in the drawing window.
Keyboard Shortcut: Shift+Command+S
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Use the Save A Copy As menu item to save a new file based on your current model. This menu item does not overwrite or close the current file and is useful for saving incremental copies or tentative schemes of your work.
Save As Template
Use the Save As Template menu item to save the current SketchUp file as a template. This menu item launches a dialog box where you can name the template and set the template as the default template (to be loaded every time you launch SketchUp).
Use the Revert menu item to revert your current document to its last saved state.
Send to LayOut
Use the Send to LayOut menu item to send the current model to LayOut.
Preview in Google Earth
Use the Preview in Google Earth menu item to quickly view your model in Google Earth while working on the model.
The Geo-location submenu contains menu items for Geo-locating your models.
Add Location...
Use the Add Location menu item to display the Add Location dialog box for selecting a location for your model. This menu item is only available when a location has not been added.
Clear Location
Use the Clear Location menu item to remove the location from your model.
Show Terrain
Use the Show Terrain menu item to toggle the Google Earth snapshot image between a 2D and 3D image.
Building Maker
The Building Maker submenu contains menu items for working with Building Maker.
Add New Building
Use the Add New Building menu item to launch Building Maker from SketchUp. Refer to the Building Maker Getting Started Guide for further information on using Building Maker.
3D Warehouse
The 3D Warehouse submenu contains menu items for accessing the 3D Warehouse repository of models.
Get Models
Use the Get Models menu item to download a model from the 3D Warehouse.
Share Model
Use the Share Model menu item to post your SketchUp model file and corresponding KML file to the 3D Warehouse. The 3D Warehouse is a repository where models can be shared with other Google Earth or SketchUp users.
Upload Component
Use the Upload Model button to post the currently selected component to the 3D Warehouse.
Use the Export submenu to access SketchUp's export functionality, which is useful for sharing your work with other people or exporting your drawings for use in other applications. You can export your SketchUp model as a 3D model, a 2D graphic, a section slice, or an animation.
3D Model
Use the 3D Model menu item to export you SketchUp file to 3D formats, such as KMZ files.
Additional file formats are available for export using SketchUp Pro.
2D Graphic
Use the 2D Graphic menu item to export 2D bitmap and dimensionally accurate, resolution independent, 2D vector drawings. Pixel-based images can be exported in JPEG, PNG, Epix, and TIFF file formats.
Vector images can be exported in PDF, EPS, DWG, and DXF file formats. This option makes it easy to send your SketchUp files to a plotter, quickly integrate them into construction documentation, or further modify your models using vector-based illustration software. Note that vector output formats may not support certain display options, such as shadows, transparency, and textures.
Section Slice
Use the Export 2D Section Slice menu item to output dimensionally accurate 2D section slices in standard vector formats.
Use the Animation menu item to export a pre-rendered animation file containing the scene sequence you have created. This option makes it easy to archive your animations to CD or DVD and to create smooth animations of complex models.
Use the Import menu to import information from other files into your SketchUp drawings.
Page Setup
Use the Page Setup menu item to access the Mac OS X page setup dialog box. This dialog box is used to select and configure printer and page properties to use for printing. Consult the Mac OS X system help for more information about Page Setup.
Keyboard Shortcut: Shift+Command+P
Document Setup
Use the Document Setup menu item to access to the Document Setup dialog box. This dialog box is used to configure the document properties prior to printing.
The Print menu item opens the standard Print dialog box. This dialog box enables you to print the current model in SketchUp's drawing area to the currently selected printer. Consult the Mac OS X system help for more information about printing.
Keyboard Shortcut: Command+P
Generate Report
The Generate Report menu item is used to generate a report of all attributes contained in a dynamic component.
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* Problem Detection
Minor problems can occur with your model given the infinite flexibility that SketchUp provides when designing in 3D. You likely will not notice anything different in your model, except that it will perform better, after these problems are fixed.
SketchUp checks all files for problems when they are opened and saved if the Automatically check models for problems check box is checked in the General Panel of the Application Preferences. SketchUp displays a dialog box allowing you to fix problems if they are found. This dialog box has three options: Always fix my models, Fix it now, and Fix it later. We recommend you click on the Always fix my models button in this dialog box to fix the problem. This button also checks the Automatically fix problems when they are found checkbox in the General Panel of the Application Preferences. This preferences option causes SketchUp to automatically fix problems without user intervention. Refer to the Automatically fix problems when they are found option for further information.
SketchUp will check your model for unrecoverable errors during Open, Save, Save As, and Save A Copy As, preventing the overwriting of a good auto-save file. Sketchup will display a dialog box in the rare case that unrecoverable errors are found in your model. This dialog box contains the option to quit SketchUp and send a report. We recommend you click on the quit SketchUp and send report button to terminate SketchUp and preserve your previously valid auto-save file. This report contains valuable information regarding the unrecoverable errors.

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March is not Black History Month. That distinction goes to February - when students are typically introduced to civil rights activists such as Rosa Parks and Dr. Martin Luther King. In some classrooms, discussions might even branch out to include Malcolm X. But, now, as Samantha Fields reports, some Maine educators think it's time to be more inclusive, that African American history should be taught throughout the school year.
King Middle School teacher Catherine Anderson introduces her students to the poetry of Langston Hughes.
Edwige Charlot still remembers the day in fifth grade that her class learned about slavery. "I happened to be sitting in the back of the classroom and everyone turned around," she recalls. "You know it's like that was my first experience seeing myself being reflected in the history books."
She was the only black student in the room. It was the first time African American faces had appeared in her textbook. "And then we disappeared again after the Civil War. And then we don't come back again until the civil rights movement."
Rachel Talbot Ross, president of the Portland chapter of the NAACP, says that most school curriculums nationwide are heavily Euro-centric, and that what is taught about African Americans and other minority groups tends to be relatively superficial. That, she says, is detrimental to all students.
"What it does is give you an erroneous understanding about history and place and time and contributions," Talbot Ross says. "It gives a false sense, it's an inaccurate sense, for everybody in that classroom to think that there's only one group of people responsible for all of the accomplishments in the world."
Charlot says it's a trend that persisted throughout her education, including at Maine College of Art.
"I started MECA as a graphic designer and I didn't learn about any designers of color," she says. "The only woman I heard of who was a designer was Paula Scher. So at the end of my time in graphic design, I was like, 'Wow. So there are no black printmakers. Which is the farthest thing from the truth!'"
Charlot graduated in 2010, and she's now involved in fostering conversations at MECA about issues of race and diversity and representation. Last month, she and another recent graduate helped put together an exhibit at the college about race.
But Elizabeth Jabar, assistant dean and director of public engagement at MECA, says she doesn't want the exhibition to be a one-time event, or the end of the conversation.
"Because then it becomes optional, right?" she says. "We can pat ourselves on the back and say, 'Oh yes, we celebrated black history, so we're doing all the right things.' So I want to keep pushing to go the step beyond that."
For Jabar, "going a step beyond" means having regular conversations about diversity and representation in the curriculum and in the community. And it means getting administrators and teachers to think consciously about the works that they're teaching and the speakers they're inviting to the school.
It's something that has become a priority for Catherine Anderson (left, with student Brian), who teaches reading at King Middle School in Portland.
"I make certain that pretty much all of the texts that I read have some connection to characters of color, or an author of color, or a setting or a time period where civil rights was an issue," she says. "And it doesn't have to be in this country."
Anderson, who is white, is often in the minority in her classroom. She's also a minority in her own household. Her adopted son is African American, her other son is biracial. Both her sons, and the diversity of her classroom, have made her more committed to teaching material by and about people of color.
"On so many layers it's important because I want all of my students to feel that their experience is just as important as the child next to them," Anderson says.
On this day, Anderson is having her students grapple directly with questions of race and the African American experience using a novel called "Witness," set in rural Vermont in the 1920s, and the poetry of Langston Hughes.
"This content's really difficult," she says. So to say, 'Oh she's terrified and he's feeling amazing.' Because I think often with black history we just leave kids with these bombs and off they go. And we're not showing them all the amazing things that were happening, like the Harlem Renaissance. And all the joy, and everything that came out of these moments."
Anderson says she has a lot of freedom when it comes to selecting books, and planning lessons. In Portland, curriculum development is primarily done at the school level, though there is a move toward the creation of more district-wide guidelines.
But David Galin, the chief academic officer of the Portland Public Schools, says the district has moved beyond the study of "dead white men." Over the past year and a half, he says Portland has been teaching big-picture concepts, like what happens when two cultures collide, or when a group of people is oppressed.
"One of the pieces that we'll never - and no school system will ever - really be able to do is a deep rich study of any one culture, let alone all the cultures that have gone into making America America, Maine Maine, and Portland Portland," Galin says.
Catherine Anderson says she agrees that schools can't "do it all." But she says that doesn't mean they can't do more to ensure that the history and experiences of people of color are integrated into the curriculum.
"When my son gets to this school, I want people to say, 'I see you. I see you as a young black man. And this is what your experience might look like. And this is how I'm going to make sure that your learning is a reflection of your experience in the world,'" Anderson says.
That is what Edwige Charlot wants, too - for all young people to see themselves as part of the story. That, she says, sends a subtle, but powerful, message - that they can do, or be, anything: a doctor, an artist, president.
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Change of address: County plans gradual change to latitude-longitude system
Carbon County is adopting a new method of assigning addresses, but don't look for any radical changes right away. The change to latitude-longitude addressing is intended to be, in the words of Commissioner Mike Milovich, "a work in process."...
Krompel urges more attention to science, math in local schools
Amid troubling national and state trends concerning the aptitude of high school science and math students, former Carbon County Commissioner and local educator William Krompel approached the Carbon school board to push for what he calls a "re-invigor...
'No Grave Unadorned' to repeat and expand
Last year, in a one-of-a-kind program, a project to place a flower on every grave in Carbon County's cemeteries on or near Memorial Day was started. The idea sprang from the fact that many graves do not get the yearly decorations others do because fa...
1948: A trifecta of state, local and national politics
Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891....
Many hands add color to Easter holiday
Carbon County families celebrated a traditional Easter at their homes and churches. Coloring eggs and hunting for hidden ones are two time-honored activities. More photos are on page 11A. article goes here...
Cunningham wins highest state public health award
Dave Cunningham, RN, MSN, Health Officer for Southeastern Utah District Health Department (SEUDHD) received the Utah Public Health Association's 2011 Theodore Beatty Award, Utah's most prestigious award for public health service. ...
BLM approves paving of Seep Ridge Road through Book Cliffs
Bureau of Land Management officials have approved the paving of Seep Ridge Road from Uintah County to the Grand County line, leaving some Grand County Council members concerned about the possible impacts to the county....
One unit of blood for every year
Over the next five months, Price City and its residents will be celebrating the city's 100th birthday through a multitude of different events. With the theme for the celebrations focusing on the city centennial, there is hope that one particular even...
Splake ready to be reeled in, DWR says
Located in the Manti-La Sal National Forest about 15 miles west of Orangeville, Joes Valley is home to four predators-splake, tiger trout, cutthroat trout and tiger muskie.
Cedar Mountain crash claims life of Carbon County businessman
A single vehicle accident claimed the life of Carbon County business owner and Helper resident Greg Ferderber on Thursday, according to Emery County Sheriff Greg Funk. Ferderber, 62, was pronounced dead early Friday morning after a brief search for h...
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Was the Cold War really a war? In this BrainPOP movie, Tim and Moby introduce you to the politics behind this big-time struggle between the United States and the Soviet Union. Discover why communism was such a major force in starting the Cold War, and why the advent of nuclear weapons also played a large role. You'll also find out how the Cold War led to a major U.S. political policy called containment; the building of the Berlin Wall in Germany; and the so-called "space race," which greatly advanced human presence in outer space. Plus, you'll find out about some real wars that the United States battled as part of the Cold War, and about the end of the Cold War itself!
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Made in collaboration with wings+horns, soft cotton fleece sweatpant featuring custom tartan pocketing exclusive to our W+H for SA collection. Other details include an elastic waistband with cinch draw cord, rib-knit waist and hem, two slash pockets with hidden inside key ring loop and a single rear pocket.
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text: With LVM, I'd think the boot loader would have to know how to handle an LVM partition driver after reading the disk's partition table or else it would fail. A non LVM aware OS wouldn't work as a result. If you are running virtualization and the host OS is LVM aware and the client OS is legacy and the legacy client OS is installed in the host's filesystem, then that may work. I haven't tried it personally, but I do know of cases where systems on obsolete hardware were migrated to newer hardware that used virtualization to isolate the equally obsolete operating system from the new fangled drivers required on the new hardware. Did you ever get this to work?


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French policemen search index a house where five people were found... Nieuwsfoto'sBeschadigd,Brandweerman,Dood,Dood,Familie,Frankrijk,Franse cultuur,Gard,Horizontaal,Huis,Mensen,Nîmes,Politiedienst,Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur,Wet,ZoekenPhotographer PASCAL GUYOTCollection: AFP 2013 AFPFrench policemen search index a house where five people were found dead on January 22, 2013 in Garons, near Nimes, southern France. The bodies of two adults and three children were found by firemen after a neigbour called for a fire in the afternoon. AFP PHOTO / PASCAL GUYOT (Photo credit should read PASCAL GUYOT/AFP/Getty Images)