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V.21 No.48 |
The Daily Word in Syria, Tumblr takeover, text message birthday
By E.J. Maliskas [ Mon Dec 3 2012 9:32 AM ]
Clinton warns Syria not to cross the "red line."
Tumblr is currently being bombarded by a massive worm that spreads hateful anti-Tumblr messages.
ENMU toilet paper bandit repents and apologizes for his misconduct by sending the school 80 new rolls of two-ply.
Suspect on his way to jail for drug trafficking tried to hide evidence in deputy's car.
Obama's stimulus spending plan has Republicans "flabbergasted."
20 years ago today, the first text message was sent.
The iPhone 5 is headed out to 50 more countries.
According to former Chief Public Safety Officer Pete Dinelli, APD's problems can be blamed on Mayor Berry.
North Korea's at it again with the whole trying-
William and Kate are expecting a wee one.
Maine fugitive James Cameron (no, not that James Cameron) arrested outside of a Hastings on Coors.
Canadian woman says she survived a shooting by her ex-boyfriend because of her breast implants.
V.21 No.47 |
The Daily Word in car bombs, corporate malfeasance and old-school gift giving
By Margaret Wright [ Wed Nov 28 2012 9:35 AM ]
Dozens reported dead after double car bomb explosions in Damascus.
APD officer ordered to take paid leave after neighbors report he encouraged them to fight.
Statistics kill yer Powerball buzz.
Major energy company exec. faces criminal charges in wake of 2010 coal mine disaster.
The EPA bars oil giant BP from getting new contracts.
APS leadership stonewalls TV news station.
Post-election bro-down.
Baby rhino arrives via FedEx.
Bernalillo County Commission candidate Simon Kubiak applied for a Metro Court judgeship.
Slayer holiday "jumper" (sweater?) unfortunately sold out.
Egocentric gift-giving tips.
Holiday gadget gift guide, 1952.
Japanese street performers, documented.
Shinichi Maruyama's frozen motion ("Nude").
V.21 No.44 | 11/1/2012
The Daily Word in Syrian ceasefire, Hurricane Sandy and WikiLeaks
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Oct 25 2012 10:53 AM ]
A funeral home sent a family their loved one's brain in a bag. Court says they can't sue.
Maximum sentence for a driver who killed a cyclist in January: 90 days in jail, $300 fine.
Syrian army agrees to a ceasefire from Friday to Monday.
Hurricane Sandy is heading our way.
WikiLeaks is releasing the U.S. policies on detaining people in camps and GitMo. The website hacked them from the DOD.
Chinese artist Ai Weiwei goes Gangnam style.
Why it's so hard to fire a police officer.
Bullied teen throws herself in front of a train.
7-year-old girl writes an opera.
Legalizing marijuana is on the ballot in Washington, Colorado and Oregon.
Rape is rape, says the president.
Don't worry about convicted sex offenders this Halloween. They've got a curfew.
Last-minute DIY Halloween costumes.
Nirvana, the Broadway musical.
V.21 No.36 |
The Daily Word in (teacher and air) strikes, debates and calming propaganda
By Margaret Wright [ Mon Sep 10 2012 8:29 AM ]
Teachers are striking in Chicago.
"A significant accomplishment for the Obama administration and a sign of how far the markets have come."
Peace mission to Syria struggles in the midst of raging conflict.
Yemeni military says their forces have killed the second-highest ranking leader of Al Qaeda.
Romney's shifting health care reform rhetoric.
Gov. Martinez is soon to appoint a new person to the Bernalillo County Commission.
Congressional District 1 candidates Janice Arnold-Jones and Michelle Lujan Grisham held their first debate yesterday.
Chamomile Tea Party propaganda.
A case for atomic-based environmentalism.
Rooftop tigers.
Red wine might be better for you if there weren't alcohol in it. Ugh.
Such a douchebag.
V.21 No.33 |
The Daily Word in RNC hurricanes, gun shopping and communal grief
By Margaret Wright [ Wed Aug 22 2012 8:58 AM ]
"Profound geopolitical uncertainty" following the death of Ethiopian prime minister.
"Guns 'R Us."
Hurricane Isaac could hit Florida during the Republican National Convention...
...Where Gov. Martinez is slated to be a "primetime" speaker.
Intensifying violence in Damascus.
D.C. neighborhood mourns the passing of homeless man.
Johnny Tapia's wife is set to hold a press conference today regarding the cause of his death.
Gary Johnson still struggling to get on the presidential ballot in every state.
Does ethnicity affect the quality of your sleep?
Ikea as surreal retreat in Beijing.
The science of mammalian shake-drying.
Ancient underwater treasure.
Extreme pogoing.
V.21 No.31 |
The Daily Word in Judo, Annan and Doctor Who
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Aug 2 2012 10:24 AM ]
A smiling tribute to American blubber was stolen from Dairy Queen.
Horse owners like N.M. horse slaughterhouse.
Ex-APD officer who kicked a suspect in the head a bunch of times wants his job back.
Kofi Annan quits gig as Syrian peace envoy because no one's got his back.
Bone marrow transplants eradicate HIV.
What Robyn Lawley—the prestigious plus-size lacy underpants model—eats.
The lady who takes pictures of babies dressed like flowers and peas and things is totally nuts. (Satire)
The Olympic rings as fascinating infographics for nerds like me.
Is being an Olympic gymnast any fun anymore?
Swimmer Ryan Lochte digs one night stands, says his mom.
Kayla Harrison becomes the first American to win the gold in Judo.
How not to write about female musicians.
"Doctor Who" trailer for series 7 features dinosaurs.
V.21 No.30 |
The Daily Word in bird-flipping, mayoral flapping and game throwing
By Margaret Wright [ Wed Aug 1 2012 10:03 AM ]
"The four most beautiful words in our common language: I told you so." R.I.P, Gore Vidal.
Onlookers laugh at the mayor of London stuck on a zip line.
Syrian government forces use warplanes in Aleppo, while rebels employ "heavy weapons, including tanks."
A.P.D. hasn't been adequately tracking their weapons, according to internal audit.
Albuquerque "spice" traced back to China.
Rio Grande Foundation takes the mayor to task for proposed Railyard redevelopment.
Romney's swing state woes.
Olympic badminton players lost on purpose.
A bipartisan deal actually moves forward in Washington, D.C.
Israel and U.S. defense secretary ramp up the tough talk about Iran's nuclear program as lawmakers approve more sanctions.
The "pepper-spray cop" of UC Davis doesn't work there any more.
Modern human behavior traced back 44,000 years.
Geez, these two are adorable.
V.21 No.29 |
The Daily Word in shortys getting down, troubled lawmen and gun fever
By Margaret Wright [ Wed Jul 25 2012 8:45 AM ]
R.I.P., Sherman Hemsley.
Gun sales surge after Aurora movie shooting.
Glock Inc. sued by L.A. policeman who was shot by his 3-year-old.
Is your pastor packing heat?
Researchers focus on women for new AIDS prevention methods in Africa.
Mass shutdown of L.A.'s medical marijuana dispensaries.
Public outrage in Anaheim after two deadly police shootings.
Live updates on Syria, where the city of Aleppo is on the verge of confrontation between rebels and government forces.
Notorious Maricopa County sheriff tries to refute himself in court.
Kim Jong-un's "mystery woman" turns out to be his new wife/comrade.
New Jersey super blew the lid on NYPD undercover operation.
Young boy commits "unusual and serious breach" of security.
80-year-old lobster rescued from the dinner table.
V.21 No.28 |
The Daily Word in freedom fighters, not-so-soothing warmth and dark money
By Margaret Wright [ Wed Jul 18 2012 8:48 AM ]
"For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." Happy Birthday to Nelson Mandela.
Top Syrian defense ministers, including President Bashar al-Assad's brother-in-law, were killed in Damascus by a suicide bomber.
Shrinking Greenland ice sheet birthed a Manhattan-sized iceberg.
Track the extent of countrywide drought conditions.
City cracks down on illegal dog breeding.
Investigation of the Little Bear Fire initiated.
Santa Fe is the "best food town."
Senate Republicans heart secret donors.
"Outsized level of influence": an infographic.
The end of Penn State football is a possibility.
Should we be required to vote?
Sorry, but the Olympic mascots creep me out.
Ugh, I need some good news.
Life in an undersea space station.
V.21 No.27 |
The Daily Word in mini-iPads, Syrian emails and the key to the universe
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Jul 5 2012 9:03 AM ]
All of the fireworks in San Diego's big show accidentally went off at once. (This has never happened to the Big Bay Boom before.)
In the Dirt City, plenty of people flipped a sparkly middle finger to fire restrictions.
We've entered monsoon season.
Apple is working on a mini-iPad. No, dummy, not an iPhone.
Government confirms: Mermaids are not real.
Fukushima disaster was the result of collusion, says expert panel.
Did you know Hannah Montana makes a raccoon repellent?
Lifeguard in Florida fired for trying to save a drowning swimmer.
Wikileaks releases 2.5 million emails from Syria.
Physicists find key to the universe.
How to take care of your vinyl in the heat.
India's going to give its citizens free medication.
Mitt Romney may pick a woman to be his running mate.
"Like a Virgin" moves Madonna to tears during a concert.
V.21 No.27 | 7/5/2012
The Daily Word in Syrian violence, snitches, foie gras
By Sam Adams [ Fri Jun 29 2012 10:23 AM ]
Roughly 140 people killed in Syria yesterday. Nearly 2,000 civilians have been killed in June, alone.
Parts of the Bosque are closed due to high fire risk.
Police say man who drove his car through Kit Carson Park at 4 a.m. was quite drunk.
Atlanta police murder a 92-year-old woman and ask a C.I. to cover for them.
Supreme Court's health care ruling in minute-to-minute detail.
Video of San Juan inmate attacking prison guard with a toilet-bowl-cleaner shank.
Reflecting on Hunter Thompson's Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72.
NBA Draft results prompt examination of infamous Draft-day attire.
California is banning foie gras, kind of like Chicago did several years back and then overturned.
No word on whether Oliver Twist is one of the spooky eyed children in this gallery of 1870s juvenile mug shots. Still, none of them are as sinister-looking as this kid.
Shanghai's misogynistic public trans system.
Padlocked tacos and margaritas in condoms on this person's Etsy account.
An ideal layout for movie theaters.
"Asshole" dolphin brings to mind a great Dave Chapelle skit.
V.21 No.26 |
The Daily Word in Obamacare, bath salts and UFOs
By Marisa Demarco [ Thu Jun 28 2012 9:55 AM ]
The Supreme Court upholds health care reform. Read the decision.
CNN and Fox News biff it.
Lady doesn't return "Twilight" book, spends night in jail.
20 people have died on motorcycles in New Mexico this year and still no helmet law.
Wildfire in Colorado burns hundreds of houses.
Miami face-eater was not on bath salts.
Syria's high court bombed.
One-third of Americans believe in UFOs.
Dinosaurs were maybe not cold-blooded.
Julian Assange is going to turn himself in.
B.J. Novak, temp Ryan on "The Office," is leaving the show.
The agent behind the Fast and Furious gun sting speaks about why it was a good idea.
25 things you didn't know about Full Metal Jacket.
"The Star Wars That I Used to Know."
"Mad Men" are assholes in tie clips.
V.21 No.25 |
The Daily Word in Nora Ephron, drought and community relations
By Margaret Wright [ Wed Jun 27 2012 10:05 AM ]
R.I.P., Nora Ephron. The multi-talented writer and filmmaker died Tuesday of leukemia.
More than 32,000 residents were evacuated as a wildfire grows near Colorado Springs.
U.S. West isn't the only region suffering from severe drought and heat.
Unclear affiliations of gunmen who attacked a pro-regime TV station in Damascus. Syrian leader Assad said last night that the country is "at war."
A boat full of asylum-seekers capsized.
Significant handshake in Belfast.
Mississippi's last remaining abortion clinic could be on the verge of closure.
APD chief says new recruitment measures are helping address the department's high-stakes community relations problems.
Meanwhile, a new charity solicits funds for an officer battling cancer and a SWAT standoff with a man who committed suicide "is being investigated as an officer-involved shooting."
Hungry for the 4th best burger in the country?
What tomorrow's possible Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act could mean to you.
"Male chimpanzees are well known for violence … and the human encroachment on chimpanzee territory, such as in zoo environments, may exacerbate them."
V.21 No.25 | 6/21/2012
The Daily Word in Bosque fire, WTF Florida, 100-pound scrotum
By Sam Adams [ Thu Jun 21 2012 10:20 AM ]
American officials say C.I.A. is helping arm opposition to the Syrian government.
Bosque fire is much larger than previously estimated.
Levi Chavez has his bond doubled and is jailed after a witness in his case said Chavez confronted him.
Another naked man in Florida lashes out with his teeth.
Wait, what's that? Another naked man on drugs in Florida?
Just stop it, Florida, stop it.
Best-selling biography by notorious, conservative ex-journalist portrays President Obama as a socialist, Muslim political hack.
The death of "Life in Hell."
African-American student who was physically thrown out of a bar in North Carolina is exposing that bar for being, well, extremely racist.
Man with 100-pound scrotum has to wear a hoodie over his junk.
Eh, people really ain't that bad.
V.21 No.23 | 6/7/2012
The Daily Word in Obama cyberattacks, Zombie Apocalypse, Kanye tweets
By Sam Adams [ Fri Jun 1 2012 10:13 AM ]
UN Rights Council looking into mass killings in Syria which many believe to be the work of Syrian government.
Obama's role in cyberattacks on Iran.
Motorcyclist killed in hit-and-run on I-25.
Saturday is Free Fishing Day—no licenses or stamps required.
Looks like John Edwards will walk free.
Details on the Seattle man who killed five in a cafe on Wednesday and then offed himself.
Relatives of the homeless (and now faceless) man who was attacked in Miami didn't know he was still alive. In related news, a Baltimore student snacks on a man's brain and heart. Meanwhile, CDC denies Zombie Apocalypse.
Bieber has a thing for walking into plate-glass.
Where to go for free doughnuts on National Doughnut Day.
If you've ever been pissed that your custom-ordered Persian rugs didn't come with the proper cherub imagery, maybe you'll sympathize with these embroidered Kanye tweets.
Invention of the year— spray-bottle Sriracha. Somebody get a patent, stat!
Speaking of inventions, MIT students turn bananas, cat tongues and stairs into computer keys.
This guy should teach New Mexicans to parallel park. Just sayin'.
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Renovated Ritchie Hall To Be Rededicated on Oct. 9
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A hub of academic and cultural diversity at Kent State University has received a makeover, and members of the university and community are invited to see the new look. After a two-year, $10.4 million renovation project, Ritchie Hall will be rededicated on Oct. 9.
As part of the hall's dedication, building tours will be conducted from 1 to 3 p.m. The official program starts at 4 p.m. in the African Community Theatre located in the building. Speakers include Kent State President Lester A. Lefton; Tim Moerland, dean of Kent State's College of Arts and Sciences; and Ed Cooke, Kent State graduate and successful lawyer based in Washington, D.C.
"Ritchie Hall is a special place for many students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members," Lefton says. "It is a community place for cultural, artistic and educational opportunities and endeavors that supports and fosters cultural diversity and inclusion. The renovation of the hall is truly remarkable, and both the Kent State community and the community at large will benefit from this building's transformation."
Following the program, guests will move to the front entrance of Ritchie Hall for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and a reception will take place in the hall's Multipurpose Room. The event is free and open to the public.
Built in 1947, Ritchie Hall is named in honor of the first African-American professor employed in Ohio's higher education system. The hall houses the Department of Pan-African Studies and affiliated student organizations, the Uumbaji Art Gallery, the Center for Pan-African Culture and the African Community Theatre.
Renovations of the hall include new faculty offices; a faculty commons area with a workroom, kitchenette and lounge; an updated computer laboratory; a resource center with library materials and audiovisual capabilities; a multipurpose room; student lounge areas, including a student organization commons; and flat-panel television screens in hallways to showcase artwork and provide updates to students. Additional entranceways to the African Community Theatre have been added as well as a theatre office, green room for actors and a canopy outside the rear entrance to the theatre.
In addition, five new classrooms and a large lecture hall are each equipped with teaching centers that include a DVD, CD and VCR player, computer and document camera. The entire three-level building has wireless Internet access. At the lower level, three new classrooms and gallery/study space have newly added window wells, allowing natural light to enter. The Uumbaji Art Gallery now has a glass front wall, student lounge and study area, storage space, a visiting artist's studio and a photo laboratory. The gallery will feature pieces of West African art on loan from the collection of Ron Pizutti, chair of the university's Centennial Campaign.
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New London — An emotional Deputy Fire Chief Henry E. Kydd Jr. was named chief of the department Wednesday, saying it's a position he never thought he would achieve.
"These are really tears of joy,'' said Kydd, who thanked members of his family and several firefighters from the department who clapped when the announcement of his promotion was made in City Hall.
Kydd, who will become the city's first black fire chief, also thanked Chief Ronald Samul, a 42-year veteran of the department who has been chief for the past 26 years. Samul is retiring in April.
A change of command ceremony is expected to take place April 1.
Kydd said his goal, when he joined the department 35 years ago, was to become a battalion chief. His mentor at the time was the late Fred Philopena, a battalion chief who became chief in 1979. Philopena was also an emotional man who worked his way up through the ranks.
"It was not expected,'' Kydd said Wednesday of his rise from battalion chief to deputy chief last year and now chief.
"I thought I had peaked at battalion chief. ... To do this would be an honor as well as a challenge. I'm very happy," he said.
Mayor Daryl Justin Finizio made the announcement outside his office in City Hall saying it was a "no-brainer" to select Kydd for the job.
"He's a great guy, and we're so glad he accepted the post,'' Finizio said.
Last March, after Samul announced he would be retiring in 2013, Kydd was promoted to deputy chief, a position that had been vacant for eight years. At the time, Finizio said Kydd would be learning the duties of chief for a smooth transition when Samul stepped down. Since Oct. 15 Samul has been using accrued compensation time and was no longer overseeing the day-to-day operations of the department.
On Wednesday, Kydd said he has ideas for the department, all of which would need funding, and he intends to start searching for grant money.
Among the things he wants to do, he said, is increase training for officers in the 64-person department so more promotions can come from within the rank and file.
Additional training would "level the playing field," he said, and would help those who want to move on to other jobs.
But first he said, he plans to "sit back and observe" the department.
"There are challenges ahead,'' he said. "We're going to have to come up with some creative financing."
Finizio said the deputy chief position will remain vacant, and there are ongoing discussions as to whether it would be filled.
The fire department came under close scrutiny last year about its lack of minorities after the first black firefighter hired in more than 30 years was fired before he graduated from the state fire academy. Al Mayo said he had been mistreated by the city and fire academy because he was black.
After members of the state and local NAACP and other rights groups put pressure on the city, Mayo was rehired with back pay. Finizio said at the time he changed his mind and rehired Mayo after receiving new information, including a report on the fire academy that concluded Mayo might have been treated unfairly during his training.
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Even though the company discontinued the shades in the 90s, these colors show that what's old is new again.
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The filmmakers behind Little Fockers decided to stop focking around with Dustin Hoffman's money. Thus, we have this new Little Fockers trailer – Dustin Hoffman Edition.
Not that much has changed since we watched the last trailer through our face-palms. Ben Stiller still sprays blood all over Thanksgiving dinner, and Bobby D. still takes a hypodermic needle to his sopressata. What's new this time is Owen Wilson Spock-pinching a toddler, and Dustin Hoffman showing up for his paycheck. Between the penis humor and getting covered in Dustin Hoffman kisses, I don't know what De Niro is thinking. Doesn't he realize that Martin Scorsese might see this?
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Our famous 21-day Holistic Detox program is BACK! Join us 4/20, 4/27, 5/4 and 5/11 in San Francisco for this unique whole foods-based detox workshop. First and last classes in person at my office in North Beach. Classes 2 & 3 are tele-seminars for your convenience. You do not have to be in SF to join!
"Detox" has become a trendy buzzword, but detox (also known as "cleansing") is a time honored tradition that can help you regain balance, lose weight, sleep better, increase productivity, and gain clarity. According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, spring is the best time to cleanse, because this is the season when they liver is most active.
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What: The Outdoor Dream Foundation Oyster Roast and Barbecue
When: 6 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday
Where: Anderson County Farmer's market
Contact: Oscar McCurry (864) 225-8704; Coach Harold Jones (864) 226-8775; Brad Jones at (864) 260-9786.
Brad Jones likes to make dreams come true.
Sometimes they are small dreams and sometimes they are huge dreams.
"Sometimes Brad will call and they'll meet at a pond and they'll go fishing," said Robin Rickett of Landrum, whose son Ty is Brad's fishing buddy.
Ms. Rickett said Ty, a 13-year-old student at Campobello-Gramling School, has battled a brain tumor for more than four years and recently completed three years of chemotherapy.
Mr. Jones and his father, former football coach Harold Jones, and a lot of behind-the-scene supporters have created The Outdoor Dream Foundation, which fulfills the outdoor dreams of children suffering from life-threatening or terminal illnesses.
"Ty goes to school until 1 p.m.," Ms. Rickett said. "He still gets very fatigued, but he does everything all the other children do. We've promoted that from day one. He plays the violin. He can't play football, but he did keep statistics and earned a letter."
In 2005, Mr. Jones made a big dream come true for Ty when the youngster went on a fishing trip to Alaska with former National Football League great and NFL Hall of Famer Larry Csonka.
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Brad is hoping to make another big dream come true for Jesse King in June.
Plans call for Jesse, 13, of Easley to go King Salmon fishing with Mr. Csonka and his "North to Alaska" outdoor television show crew.
"He's so excited, he's just beside himself," said Jesse's mother, Sharon King.
Jesse, a student at Powdersville Middle School, has battled Hodgkins disease for more than three years and last year had two transplants, a stem cell and a bone marrow procedure at the Duke medical complex in Durham, N.C.
"His skin has cleared and he's doing well," Ms. King said. "He loves to fish. When you have a transplant you have to be isolated and fishing is perfect for that."
Ms. King said Jesse's illness started with a little bit of a cough and a rash, then a swelling of his lymph nodes.
"The doctors kept saying give the treatment time," Ms. King said.
In just four years, the Outdoor Dream Foundation has found time and resources to fulfill the dreams of more than 80 children from 15 states. Many of the children have come from cancer centers and children's hospitals in Greenville and Columbia.
Also, a lot of the outdoor adventures are found in the Upstate, including striper bass fishing and turkey hunting trips. Often the seriousness of the illness takes center stage and trips must be planned around treatments and the children's ability to travel.
A fundraiser to help the non-profit foundation provide dream-fulfilling trips is to be held from 6 to 9:30 p.m. Thursday at the Anderson Farmer's Market. The event will feature an oyster roast, barbecue, live music, auction and raffle.
For more information or to purchase tickets call Oscar McCurry at (864) 225-8704 or Harold Jones at (864) 226-8775 or Brad Jones at (864) 260-9786.
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Western Energy Training Center future fuzzy
It's no secret that the College of Eastern Utah (CEU) has been struggling financially, but with millions of dollars in budget cuts, belts have tightened considerably. One area of the college hardest hit is the Western Energy Training Center (WETC...
Third world teeth
Dentistry might carry associations of pain and suffering, but it's also something that the developed world takes for granted. In reality, access to quality dentistry doesn't just fall from the sky. Yet, about five years ago, Dr. Elwin Atwood, a P...
Vote early, bring identification
Early voting for all city offices is going on at the Carbon County Courthouse this week and will continue through Oct. 30.
Salazar requests investigation, sites new oil shale terms
In a telephone press conference called specifically to address the situation in Utah, Colorado and Wyoming concerning oil shale, and presumably tar sands as well, Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar said that the way the federal government pass...
Matheson disappointed in new oil shale program
Congressman Jim Matheson said he disagrees with today's announcement by the Department of Interior regarding the federal government's policy for research, development and demonstration (RD&D) leases for oil shale. The decision follows a seven-mon...
Colors here today, gone tomorrow
Bright red bushes on the College of Eastern Utah campus show off their colors, but in a short time all the gold, orange and reds of the fall season will be gone as leaves fall and the weather gets colder....
"Meet the candidates night" set for Oct. 26
In looking towards the immediate city and county general elections on Nov. 3, the Carbon County Chamber of Commerce board of directors would like to invite all voters to participate in a "Meet the Candidates" nights scheduled for Oct. 26 at the H...
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Cooper, a large and loveable Newfoundland dog, waits patiently while his master signs up for the Domestic Violence run-walk that was held on Oct. 17th at Washington Park.
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As the end of the week approaches, garage sale signs are a common sight across town. However what many don't realize is that posting them on public property is illegal within the Price city limits. Police have not traditionally had very many issu...
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The College of Eastern Utah Chamber Choir will present the Schubert Mass in G on Saturday, Oct. 24 in the Price Civic Auditorium. They will be accompanied by the Price Civic Orchestra, conducted by Professor Russell Wilson. ...
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SUWANEE -- A new consignment shop for women held its grand opening in Suwanee on Saturday and is now open for business.
The boutique, Best Kept Secret, is at 4140 Moore Road and is accepting spring and summer consignments. It also sells locally made jewelry.
All unsold garments that owners do not want returned will be donated to local women's shelters.
"I have two daughters, so as a natural bargain hunter, opening a consignment store was the perfect fit for me," said Diane Lawrenson, the store's owner.
The store is open on Sundays from noon until 4 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and weekdays from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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These are exciting times for our parks and our group. Spring is here, buds have appeared, and we have been working hard on planning a great season of events and involvement along the waterfront and in our neighborhood parks.
As we grow into our new identity as Hunters Point Parks Conservancy, many of our resources are changing to reflect our new name and expanded purpose.
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Every year, more than 30,000 people take part in the Three Peaks challenge with many choosing to climb Scafell Pike from the unspoiled Wasdale valley in western Cumbria.
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Mr. Bobby R. Simonton, retired Lt. Col., U.S. Army, age 83, of Newnan, Georgia, formerly of Carrollton died Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013.
Mr. Simonton was born in Heard County, GA, on Sept. 5, 1929, the son of the late Carl Alexander Simonton and Nola Yates Simonton.
He served in the U.S. Army, retiring after 30 years of service obtaining the rank of lieutenant colonel. He later worked and retired from Southern Bell, was a member of the Carroll Masonic Lodge #69 for over 50 years and Carrollton First United Methodist Church, where he sang in the choir for over 50 years.
Survivors include his wife, Dorothy Simonton; daughter and son-in-law, Julie Simonton and David McCombs of Alexandria, Virginia; two grandchildren, Evie and Mia McCombs; three nieces and four nephews.
Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his first wife, Jo Anne Simonton; brother, Norman Simonton; sisters, Dura Barr, Doris Perdue and Novyce Walker.
The family will receive friends at Almon Funeral Home on Friday evening from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m.
A memorial service will be Saturday, Jan. 19 at 11 a.m. in the chapel of Almon Funeral Home with Dr. Jimmy Thurman officiating.
Interment will be in the Carrollton City Cemetery with American Legion Post #143 presenting the flag.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Gentiva Hospice, 2525 Highway 34 E, Newnan, GA 30265-1329.
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A new study has found that too much homework can cause stress and physical health problems to high school students in upper middle-class communities.
The research, conducted by Stanford Graduate School of Education, sought to examine the effects of excessive homework load on students' well-being and engagement and found that some students who were doing more than three hours of homework per night were negatively impacted, as they showed high stress levels and physical health problems.
More than 4,300 students from ten high-performing public and private high schools in affluent California communities have participated in the survey, and the findings also revealed that increased homework load can lead to a lack of balance in children's lives.
For their study, researchers used data from surveys as well as students' answers to open-ended questions in order to assess their attitudes about homework and engagement in school.
"We found a clear connection between the students' stress and physical impacts - migraines, ulcers and other stomach problems, sleep deprivation and exhaustion, and weight loss," said Denise Pope, co-author of the study, according to Daily Mail.
Although the Brookings Institute's 2014 Brown Center Report on American Education says that most American students' homework load has remained basically unchanged since 1984, 56% of the surveyed students cited homework as a primary stressor in their lives.
Researchers found that students in upper middle-class communities (where the average household income is more than $90,000/€65,300, and 93 percent of students go to college) spend an average of 3.1 hours doing homework, but there are others who do up to five hours per night.
Most of these students attend privileged schools, where competition is fierce and there is high pressure for academic performance. That's why they consider schoolwork as a dominating force in their lives.
However, the study didn't find any connection between the time spent on homework and how much the student enjoyed it, as many of them confessed they did home assignments only to keep their grades up.
"Our findings on the effects of homework challenge the traditional assumption that homework is 'inherently good,' and instead suggest that researchers, practitioners, students, and parents unpack why the default practice of assigning heavy homework loads exists, in the face of evidence of its negative effects," researchers said in their conclusions.
Moreover, the research revealed that heavy homework leads to a series of problems, such as stress, health issues caused by sleep deprivation and exhaustion, lack of time for themselves and other social activities.
Pope highlighted that high school students should spend "nothing more than two hours" doing homework, while middle school students should learn at home no more than 90 minutes.
The findings of the study were published in the Journal of Experimental Education.


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Hi there :-)
I was planning to use the 'To reg' and 'From Reg' blcks for embedded processing but there was a problem mapping it to the memory of the microblaze processor.
The board we are using is Spartan 3A DSP 3400a and the version of sysgen is 10.1.03
We have included the EDK processor token in our model and the ports seem to be added.
As far as Sysgen is concerned could you please let me know whether there are any other additional changes we need to make?
And could you please let me know whether there are any limitations on the no. of shared memory blocks we can add?
The baffling part is that the shared memory blocks used in the reference example provided with the board seems to be working fine !!! Altough we have followed similar procedures our blocks are not working.
Could you please provide some suggestions regarding this problem at the earliest ?
Thank you :-)
Solved! Go to Solution.
Have you opened the EDK block and made sure that the blocks were added?
If you have anymore information that would be helpful in understanding the problem also provide that.
There is a lot of steps to make it wrong,
So we need to know exactly, what you make in order to help.
1. Have you changed you system generator compilation to Export as pcore to EDK and added your EDK project as target?How?
2. Have you re-generated design afterwards?
3. Have you make changes in XPS System-on-chip? E.g added your core to system from list of IP cores, created FSL or PLB buses, connected them to µBlaze and your core, defined number of links in µBlaze and memory areas?How?
4. Have you generated new bitstream, and new libraries and BSP?How?
5. Have you rewritten µBlaze software to include writes and reads to your registers from your new-generated .h and .c files?How?
08-17-2010 01:30 AM - edited 08-17-2010 01:30 AM
I am facing the same errors too.
I followed the steps provided in Spartan 3A DSP FPGA VSK lab tutorials, but I do not see the from_register mapped to the microblaze processor.
However, the EDK block in Simulink shows that the 'from_register' has been added.
I tried to generate the pcore via SysGen several times but the error remains.
I would like to receive some suggestions on how to correct the errors.
08-23-2010 06:07 AM - edited 08-23-2010 06:10 AM
Hi frankchan :-)
We followed the following procedure and it worked
1)First open the EDK processor block add the shared memories one by one , then press ADD,press APPLY and press OK
2)Save the module
3)Then again open the EDK processor block, press SYNC, then press APPLY and then OK
4)Generate PCORE and open your EDK project
5)Add your PCORE,make the necessary connections, generate addresses
6)In the system assembly view,right click on your IP and select configure IP. There you ll find the addresses of the shared memories
6)Then check for the driver version for your IP in the MSS file , sometimes it does not get updated.
7)Generate libraries and BSPs and check the xparameters.h file under your IP whether the bit precision,depth of shared mem etc are right
I have followed your steps up to step 4. However, when I opened the .mpd file of vsk_camera_vop_plbw from IP Catalog-->Project Local Pcores-->USER, I am still unable to find the C_MEMMAP_THRESHOLD.
Is it possible to edit the .mpd file to add in the C_MEMMAP_THRESHOLD?? If yes, what are the steps to it? What do I have to include??
Please provide some suggestions. Thanks.
Hi anand
A little update on the problem of using 'To Reg' and 'From Register' blocks.
I have tried to generate the pcore using SysGen. I located the folder of the generated pcore and found that there were 3 folders being generated: _xmsgs, rguu_cw_xdb, sysgen. However the most important folder: pcores folder, was not generated at all.
What is the reason for this? Is it due to version problems or that I had missed out some steps, etc. ??
Hope to receive some suggestions. Thanks.


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ALBANY, Ga. -- Five days a week, Roy Fellows drives from Morgan to his job at Albany Body Works, then back again. Now, since winning $1,000 in gasoline from Homerun Foods, he almost looks forward to the trip.
The contest was sponsored by Homerun Foods and The Albany Herald.
"It'll come in handy," was Fellows' first response. "The message from The Herald said I might want to call back for some 'exciting news,' and I knew right away what it was."
Fellows' wife, Tonia, was happy to be wrong for teasing him about the entries.
"She gave me some ribbing about the whole thing. She's all right with it now, though." Fellows said, with a smile.
Fellows followed a specialized method in seeking the big win from an estimated 1,500 entries. An Albany Herald subscriber for "many years," he saved his entry forms until the end of each week, then deposited them at a Home-run Foods store. A total of 28 forms were entered at two stores on alternate weeks, he said.
On Thursday, Fellows was awarded separate $100 gas certificates by Hans Pomeroy, president of Lanier Oil Company, and John Hetzler, general manager of The Albany Herald.
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Hey there folks,
Well I finally got my other PC up and running... well kinda. I put RH9.0 on it and its ok, I need more RAM, but I tried to setup my folding to start automatically and it says that there are perm problems with the ttyXXs I first had it on tty12 and figured that maybe there was just somehting funky with putting it on such a high tty so I dropped it to tty6 same thing... Anyone have any ideas on what could be wrong? I would really like to have it pop over to a higher tty!
how are you starting it exactly?
Sorry it took me so long to reply but I'm trying to start it by putting the script in /etc/init.d/ directory and then making it executable. Then I ran chkconfig -add folding and it added it to run in run levels 2,3,4 & 5. But it never seems to be running! >
The script is as follows:
Thats it. All I get in the boot log is a permission denied errorCode:#!/bin/sh #chkconfig: 345 99 99 #description: Start | Stop | Restart | (Check the) Status of the FAH Linux console client source /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions FAH="/home/mcdougrs/folding/FAH3Console-Linux.exe" cd /home/mcdougrs/folding/ >/dev/tty6 RETVAL=1 case "$1" in start) echo -n "Starting Folding@Home client ... " su mcdougrs -c "$FAH >/dev/tty6 &" RETVAL=$? ;; stop) echo -n "Stopping Folding@Home's FAH3Console-Linux.exe ... " killproc FAH3Console-Linux.exe RETVAL=$? ;; restart) $0 stop /usr/bin/sleep 1 $0 start RETVAL=$? ;; status) status FAH3Console-Linux.exe RETVAL=$? ;; *) echo "Usage: $0 {start|stop|restart|status}" exit 1 ;; esac exit $RETVAL
i use crontab to run mine:
make one by doing a crontab -e and then entering soemthing like this.Code:[pbharris@bugs ~]crontab -l # DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE - edit the master and reinstall. # (/tmp/crontab.5016 installed on Sat Apr 5 21:30:35 2003) # (Cron version -- $Id: crontab.c,v 2.13 1994/01/17 03:20:37 vixie Exp $) 0 * * * * cd /home/pbharris/seti; ./setiathome -nice 19 > /dev/null 2> /dev/null [pbharris@bugs ~]
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Paolo broke my heart. We parted at midday, on a bleak New York City sidewalk. Tall, dark and irresistibly handsome, Paolo never looked back. But this was no ordinary breakup.
I am still married to my husband of more than 20 years, and far from a threat, Paolo had been embraced as a companion for us both. Instead, this five-year-old black Labrador Retriever became a vehicle of guilt and anguish as well as a source of grinding tension between two deeply committed dog people. Our hearts were full of hope and happiness when we welcomed Paolo into our lives. Our souls were wracked with sorrow and shame when we gave him up.
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After the death of our elderly black Lab, about three months passed before I began trolling for another dog. On the Internet, Paolo looked perfect. He was a big, sturdy adult with a strong, square head and a glossy coat. But it was not so much his looks as his narrative that intrigued me. The rescue agency explained that five-year-old Paolo was a Bernie Madoff victim. His previous owners had lost all their assets when Madoff 's fraudulent financial empire fell to ruins. Forced from their Park Avenue digs, they could no longer keep Paolo. Dog people tend to see the world — and financial scandal — in peculiar terms. All I could think was: bad enough that so many people had their lives upended by Bernie Madoff's avarice, but a dog?
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Epidemiological survey of human cytomegalovirus antibody levels in children from Southeastern China
1 Department of Laboratory Medicine, The Second Affiliated Hospital & Yuying Children's Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China
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3 Key Laboratory of Laboratory Medicine, Ministry of Education, Wenzhou, China
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Virology Journal 2014, 11:123 doi:10.1186/1743-422X-11-123Published: 4 July 2014
This study investigated infection status and distribution of human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) serum markers in hospitalized children from the Wenzhou region.
This survey was performed on 10,147 hospitalized children from birth to 14 years of age in Southeastern China (Wenzhou region) from March 2010 to March 2013. IgM and IgG antibodies to HCMV were quantitatively detected by chemiluminescence immunoassay (CLIA). HCMV IgM or IgG detection rates, concentration, and distribution in various age groups were retrospectively analyzed.
In this study of hospitalized children, the overall rates of HCMV IgM+ and IgG+ were 10.8% (1,099/10,147) and 83.0% (8,425/10,147), respectively. The lowest HCMV IgM+ rate (1.0%, P < 0.001) was observed in the group of patients <28 days of age whereas the highest HCMV IgM+ rate (19.9%, P < 0.001) occurred in the 28 days ~ 5 months old group. However, the concentrations of HCMV specific IgM in all age groups were not significantly different (P > 0.05). The HCMV IgG+ rate was highest in the <28 days group (98.1%, P < 0.001). The 28 days ~ 5 months old group had the lowest HCMV specific IgG concentrations (median, 133.9 AU/mL, P < 0.001). Among 1,099 HCMV IgM+ children, 405 (36.9%) were diagnosed with respiratory infections which pneumonia accounted for 18.2% (200/1,099) of the total population. However, children with respiratory infections had the lowest HCMV IgG concentrations (median, 161.1 AU/mL, P < 0.05).
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