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The Office of Institutional Advancement strives to provide the College's alumni with a variety of resources to support their professional development and help them network with students, faculty, graduates, and friends of the College.
Social Media Sites
The College has created a number of social media and online resources for you to stay connected to your fellow alumni and campus.
Continuing Education
Visit the Continuing Education web page to view a calendar of upcoming CE events being hosted by the College. Please note that our CE events are open to all professionals, not just ACPHS alumni.
Post a Job Opening
The "ACPHS Career Zone" provides students with access to exclusive job postings and the ability to post their resumes or CV's for review by prospective employers. It also represents an excellent platform for alumni looking to post open positions. Please visit the ACPHS Career Zone to register for the site. To contact the Office of Career Services, e-mail Luke Schmonsky.
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- ACPHS partners with Liberty Mutual Insurance to offer graduates of ACPHS exclusive savings on quality auto and home insurance. Call 800.255.8281 or visit Liberty Mutual to learn more or get a free quote.
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If you are heading back to school to pursue an advanced degree, you will likely need to provide a copy of your ACPHS transcript. Our Online Transcript Service makes obtaining a copy of your transcript easier than ever.
Get an ACPHS E-mail Address
When you leave the College, your ACPHS student e-mail account goes with you. But now there is another option to maintain that link to the College and stay in touch with your classmates. All graduates are eligible to get an ACPHS alumni e-mail account through Google (firstname.lastname@example.com) that will literally last a lifetime. Best of all, there are no costs associated with this service. To get your ACPHS alumni e-mail address, please send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. Please bookmark this link to access your e-mail account.
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Hello. I have created a sublime-build file so that I can run a Python file as Python3.2. I can copy and modify my Python.tmLanguage file so that it will recognise a few new methods. However, this would entail my swapping out tmLanguage files to enable me to switch syntax versions.
1) Is there a way that I can retain two language files and have 'Python3' appear as a syntax option in the list at the bottom-right corner of ST?
2) Is there a simple way in the tmLanguage file that I can signify, for example, the print statement as an error? That is, where do I need to enter 'print'?

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Fatal crash primarily caused by pedestrian, police say
A crash report from Elkhart Police states that while speed was a factor in a fatal March 22 crash, the victim also stepped in front of the car just before he was hit.
ELKHART — Unsafe speeds and pedestrian's actions contributed to a fatal crash on Cassopolis Street last weekend.
In a crash report from the Elkhart Police Department, investigators said both the driver's speed and the pedestrian walking in front of the vehicle were causes of the incident.
They noted that the pedestrian's actions were the primary cause of the crash.
Elkhart police were called to the scene in the 2200 block of Cassopolis street south of South Drive around 12:30 p.m. Saturday, March 22.
Two witnesses told police they saw the driver, 35-year-old Elizabeth McDaniel of Edwardsburg, driving southbound in a silver Chevrolet Cruze at a high rate of speed.
McDaniel told police she was driving southbound in the inside lane when 72-year-old Joe Scroggins of Elkhart walked in front of her vehicle.
Scroggins was attempting to walk eastbound across Cassopolis Street, according to the report.
No citations have been issued in connection with the crash.


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New Philadelphia junior Ethan Boose powered in 29 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Quakers outscored Claymont 21-3 in the third quarter to propel them to a 54-38 East Central Ohio League boys basketball win before a large Senior Night crowd in the Mustangs' gym on Friday.
From New Philadelphia's perspective, this one looked a lot like last Tuesday's game at Zanesville.
Only the Quakers were on the positive end of a third-quarter run this time.
New Philadelphia junior Ethan Boose powered in 29 points and grabbed eight rebounds as the Quakers outscored Claymont 21-3 in the third quarter to propel them to a 54-38 East Central Ohio League boys basketball win before a large Senior Night crowd in the Mustangs' gym on Friday.
The Quakers improved to 7-3 in the ECOL and 12-6 overall, while the Mustangs dropped to 8-3, 11-6.
At Zanesville, the Blue Devils trailed by a bucket at the half before going on a 17-2 third-quarter run to take control against New Philadelphia.
Friday, the Quakers were down a bucket at 19-17 at the intermission, but opened the third quarter with a 14-0 spurt and by the end of the quarter held a sizable 38-22 advantage going to the final frame.
"The same thing happened to us at Zanesville, only in reverse," said New Philadelphia head coach Chad Spurgeon. "The kids moved the ball well. We had better spacing and got the ball to the right spots.
The best spot was in Boose's hands, as the 6-foot-6 junior had his way deep in the paint from start to finish.
"He did a very nice job," understated Spurgeon. "We was efficient (12-of-14 from the floor and 5-of-6 from the line) and got everything we wanted. It was a good win for us after what happened Tuesday night."
"Now is the time you want to start playing better," added Spurgeon. "We still have some things to work on, but I liked the way we bounced back."
Claymont head coach Scott Doak said the Mustangs simply had one bad quarter.
"I was thinking to myself (during the third quarter) that this must be the way they felt the other night," said Doak. "We didn't do much right in the third quarter, but they had a lot to do with it."
"I feel so bad for the seniors because they really wanted to win their last home game ," added Doak. "With that being said, we're not going to let one bad quarter define our season. We still have four regular-season games left and the tournament."
New Philadelphia led 11-10 after the opening frame, but was down two at the half. After the 21-3 Quaker third quarter in which Boose tallied 12 points, the two teams played even the rest of the way.
Jamal Johnson was next in scoring for the Quakers with seven points, while Dylan Hagan hit two big 3-pointers in the third and ended up with six markers.
Blake Albaugh paced Claymont with 10 points, while Taylor Wise scored seven points before fouling out and Dylan Sterling also ended up with seven. Tyler Peterson added three second-quarter baskets.
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Both victims that died in Wednesday's accident were not wearing seat belts, and authorities are using this as a reminder of how safety can save lives.
The 5–year–old victim in the crash weighed less than 50 pounds and was 39 inches tall, and by law she should have been restrained in a booster seat.
On Monday law enforcement agencies across Colorado wrapped up the Click It Or Ticket Campaign writing a record number of tickets. 11,403 people were ticketed for not wearing seatbelts and 882 people were cited for not having children buckled up.
Unfortunately local officers say many people don't buckle their kids up.
If you can't afford a car seat the Mesa County Health Department can help, just stop by one of their free car seat fitting stations. For a schedule call 683–6602.
Officials want to remind people to always buckle kids up no matter how long or short the car trip may be.
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What is meta? ×
Meta Stack Exchange is where users like you discuss bugs, features, and support issues that affect the software powering all 150 Stack Exchange communities.
Does Stack Exchange use a single database for all its sites? Or does it have a different instance for each?
If you are asking if it uses the same database server, then most likely yes. High performance servers are very expensive and most (if not all) of the stack exchange websites don't warrant or need a dedicated db server just for themselves.
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Philips Electronics has drawn a line under its long history as a consumer-electronics company after failing to compete successfully with the likes of Apple Inc., Samsung Electronics Co. and Sony Corp. in the fast-moving industry.
Philips said Tuesday it has sold the remnants of its once-core business to Japan's Funai Electric Co. as the Dutch group reported a steeper net loss in the fourth quarter, weighed down by a restructuring charge and a fine for price fixing.
Philips, which has become primarily a maker of medical equipment and lighting products, has sold the audio, video, multimedia and accessories activities to the Japanese consumer electronics company for the almost token sum of €150 million ($201.8 million) in cash and a brand-license fee.
The move brings to an end more than 80 years of often innovative but increasingly lackluster investment in consumer electronics, an industry which other big European companies such as Germany's Siemens and France's Alcatel-Lucent have also exited over the years.
In the 1930s, Philips was the world's biggest supplier of radios. The Dutch company invented the audio cassette in 1963, made the first videocassette recorder in 1972, and launched the compact disc in 1983. But Philips struggled to make the most of its inventions, most notoriously by losing a battle for the dominant videotape standard to Japan's VHS in the 1970s and 1980s before failing to anticipate today's disc-free, digital-entertainment era dominated by downloaded and streamed entertainment via the Internet.
Despite steadily reducing its exposure to consumer electronics over the years, exiting the television and mobile-phone segments along the way, Philips has struggled to generate sufficiently larger profits from the business.
[More over the jump]
By Sven Grundberg and Juhana Rossi
Amid a swirl of media reports asking if Nokia is minded to adopt the Android operating system for future smartphones, Chief Executive Stephen Elop had a crisp and clear message for investors: Windows Phones are doing just fine, thank you.
Mr. Elop, who is struggling to turn around the Finnish handset giant, announced Thursday that fourth quarter results are trending better than expected as sales of the new Lumia are brisk and performance at a wireless network joint venture with Siemens has turned the corner. He even said the company would sell more Lumias if it could simply find the means to make more.
Shares spiked significantly, but investors have seen this movie before…
[Read on over the jump]
Oh dear. Just when you thought there couldn't be more bad news for Nokia, more comes along.
Research firm Gartner said Wednesday Nokia "had a particularly bad quarter with smartphone sales and it tumbled to the No. 7 worldwide position with 7.2 million smartphones sold in the third quarter," the research group said. That's a hefty fall from its third-place ranking last quarter and comes even as global sales of smartphones jumped 47% in the third quarter.
The main beneficiaries, though, were Apple and Samsung.
Nokia Chief Executive Stephen Elop, speaking on the sidelines of the annual Morgan Stanley TMT shindig in Barcelona, said: "We still have a lot of work ahead."
He has high hopes, though, that the Finnish company's new Lumia smartphones will woo new customers. "We're bringing a beautiful product to market," he said. "Lumia reviews, customer comments have been fantastic."
[Read on over the jump]
Fresh market share figures from Gartner, published on Tuesday, appear at first glance to be encouraging reading for Nokia Corp.
Even if Gartner's global mobile devices sales statistics show that Samsung is widening its lead as the world's largest maker of mobile phones in the second quarter, the figures also show that Nokia's market share remained flat.
Gartner's figures reflect that Nokia in the second quarter saw some success with its latest range of low-priced basic feature phones, aimed at less affluent consumers in Asia, Africa and Latin America, Gartner analyst Anshul Gupta said.
The growing sales of these devices — phones that often retail for $40 dollars or less over the counter — meant Nokia could partly offset the continued rapid decline in sales of more advanced (and more lucrative) smartphones.
Gartner's market share figures only show the number of devices sold to consumers, not the price at which they retailed or the profit margins they generated. The phones that have supported Nokia's market share are cheap and low-margin, yet the truth remains that consumers are prepared to pay a premium for smartphones.
So even if Nokia kept up its global market share, the company has yet to prove that it can challenge the Samsung and Apple smartphone duopoly.
There's a clatter of keyboards in the foreign exchange analysts' cloisters as they take another look at their yen forecasts in the face of the Japanese currency's seemingly inexorable weakness.
The Bank of Japan's surprise monetary-policy loosening back on February 13, hopes for the U.S. economy and a perception that the euro zone's existential crisis is receding are all forcing the rethink.
This will be Beethoven's Fifth to the ears of Japan's hard-pressed, usually loss-making exporters. They've been struggling for years with the strong yen that became so much of a feature of the post-crisis landscape.
However, it will be less welcome for South Korea's huge industrial names. They tend to compete in the same export markets as Japan's, and have enjoyed price advantages in all of them since 2008, thanks to the yen's strength.
By Sven Grundberg and Jens Hansegard
Following today's news that Apple and Samsung have overtaken long-time leader Nokia for the top two spots in the global smartphone market during the second quarter, we decided to perform an unscientific study of Nokia's apparent problems in today's busy smartphone market. We strolled down to a nearby handset store in Stockholm and fired away a couple of questions to the in-store salesman.
[Read their findings over the jump]
Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson Thursday disappointed the market with a much weaker-than-expected fourth-quarter report as mounting competition pressured the selling prices of its aging line-up of Android smartphones.
Despite the Christmas season, which usually boosts Western handset vendors' sales, Sony Ericsson's net profit in the past quarter fell to €8 million from €49 million in the third quarter of 2010, well below analysts' expectations for a €68 million profit.
The average selling price of its devices, including the Xperia X10 and X10 mini handsets, declined to €136 from €154 a quarter earlier, and the volume market share continued to fall, to an estimated 3% from around 4% in the third quarter.
"The product portfolio has been aging and that put price pressure on the products," Chief Executive Bert Nordberg said in an interview.
The worst might now be over for Nokia's shareholders.
The Finnish company's share price has been dropping for the past several quarters, matching a decline in its position in the premium smartphone market. But Nokia Thursday beat expectations on its third-quarter earnings and gave a cheerful outlook for the rest of the year.
While strong sales of older smartphones like the E72 full-keyboard device boosted Nokia's selling price and profits in the past quarter, the company has only just begun to ship its new range of devices based on the upgraded Symbian 3 platform, including the flagship phone N8.
Sony Ericsson reported another quarterly net profit Friday, extending its recent turnaround from earlier losses. But its return to profitability has come at the expense of volumes. Read our coverage here.
With smartphones now making up more than half of Sony Ericsson's total sales, the handset maker has recast itself as a high-end niche player, sacrificing market share and unit shipments for higher profit margins and average selling price. Read the company's Q3 press statement here.
As long as earnings are rising, trimming output needn't be a problem, and to some extent the third-quarter decline in unit sales — to 10.4 million from 14.1 million a year earlier — should be a temporary issue due to short supplies of some key components such as displays.
Still, Sony Ericsson's heavy dependence on a narrow range of Android smartphones could be a concern given the level of competition in that particular area of the mobile phone market. Although the company's current smartphone line-up, including the Xperia X10 flagship phone and the smaller X10 mini, are popular with consumers right now, rivals like Samsung, Motorola and HTC keep launching their own Android devices at a rapid pace.
Read on here.
Nokia looks increasingly alone in its support for the Symbian smartphone platform, even as the global handset market leader is launching new devices based on an upgraded version of the system, which should be better able to match rival software.
Apart from Nokia, which builds most of its smartphones around Symbian, phone vendors like Samsung and Sony Ericsson have also made use of the open-source system in their devices. But these two have now put their Symbian development on hold, focusing instead on other platforms such as the ever more popular Android.
While still the world's most widespread smartphone platform, Symbian has been losing ground to newer rivals for some time. According to research firm Gartner, Symbian's market share dropped to 41% in the second quarter this year, from 51% a year earlier. Google's open operating system Android surged to 17% from 2%.
Still, recent improvements should make Symbian more competitive.
Hitting stores during the autumn, Nokia's new smartphones are the first to make use of Symbian 3 which, compared with earlier versions, offers upgrades like greater speed and better touch-screen functionality. The user interface will be improved further in the upcoming Symbian 4, which is expected to reach the market some time next year.
With tools such as the Qt development kit, the Finnish company has also made it easier to write applications for Symbian-based devices as it strives to win over app developers to its own Ovi online store from other outlets like Android Market and iPhone-maker Apple's App Store.
The Symbian Foundation, which coordinates development of the platform, hopes that Nokia's new handsets, including the flagship device N8, will showcase the strengths of the upgraded system and broaden its appeal with phone manufacturers, roadmap manager Ian Hutton said in a recent interview.
For the time being though, the enthusiasm looks limited.


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Sharing photos and images online with family and friends are one of the best ways to keep in touch, especially if you live far away from each other. There are hundreds of image hosts and photo sharing sites online which can often make it hard to decide which one is best for you. This list will bring you one step closer to making a decision by spotlighting some of the top free photo sharing sites along with their premium services, prices, and features. Feel free to suggest others that may not be listed in the comments.
Flickr is Yahoo's photo sharing community and is family oriented; it encourages users to stay in touch with their family and friends by allowing you to specify a person as "family" or "friend". You can also create and join groups, which is a great way to share and discover pictures related to your interests. There are numerous ways to upload your pictures and it's easy to organize your photos into albums. You can also create different types of media with your photos such as photo books, cards, calendars and more. If you need more features and space beyond the free version then you can upgrade to a pro account for only $24.95/year.
SmugMug has 3 account types: standard $39.95/year; power $59.95 year; pro $149.95/year. If you want to try it out first, they offer a 14-day free trial (no credit card required). With SmugMug you create professional, customizable galleries for your photos. There are many theme types to choose from; there's something for everyone. There are numerous upload options to choose from. SmugMug has no annoying ads or spam and offers an unlimited amount of storage for you to work with.
SnapFish is brought to you by HP and, provides unlimited photo storage and photo prints with the ability to receive prints by mail or in-store pickup. You can customize your photos by adding designs. There's a large category of items that you can create from your photos such as: calendars, clothing, frames, jewelry, ornaments, posters, stationary and more. Sharing is also a snap; you can share by email, on your blog or any social network. You can also create private groups and "snapshows", which are also great for sharing.
Phanfare gives you unlimited storage for photos and HD videos. You can also create full screen video slideshows with music, cards, invitations, calendars and other merchandise. When you sign up you'll get your own website to share with your family and friends; your URL will be "http://username.phanfare.com". Password protection is optional but, you can choose to password protect your website if you desire; this is great for those who want or need total privacy. You can also easily transfer your photos and videos directly to your Facebook account, or transfer photos directly to your Flickr account. There's also a full contact manager and email invite tool that will let you import your address book from Outlook, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, and Gmail. Sharing with your family and friends has never been easier. Phanfare is not free but they are offering a 14-day free trial (no credit card required). You can get a Premium account for $49.99/year or a Pro account for $99.99/year.
SeeHere lets you upload and share images in jpg, gif and png format only. Their upload client makes it quick and easy to upload multiple files at once to create web albums; there's no limit to the number of albums that you can create. Storage for your images is free as long as you make at least one purchase per year. If you want to track how many image views, downloads or orders you receive on your shared photos, you can find out with their built in statistics. SeeHere albums are also great for friend and family collaboration; if you enable photo uploads for your album(s), visitors can add photos directly to your album(s). In addition, if you enable photo downloads for your album(s), visitors can download images within your album(s). Lastly, enabling purchases for your images will let visitors purchase products (cards, books, posters, etc) with your images.
Shutterfly lets your turn your photos into memories in the form of hard cover and soft cover books on high quality paper; these books start from $12.99 and go up from there. You can also create cards, invitations and announcements start from only $.40. Calendars, on the other hand start at $19.99 and go up from there. Shutterfly gives you unlimited storage for your photos for free, and vow to never delete any of your photos; your images will always remain secure and are stored at full resolution for best quality. As a valued member, they'll even give you 50 free 4×6 prints – you can't beat that. After your free 50, additional prints can be purchased for a small fee. Your photos can include one of their 400 creative borders and, a personalized message that will appear on the back of the photo.
Photo Works is brought to you by American Greetings and lets you share photos and create photo books, calendars, cards and gifts. You can upload photos directly to the site or import your photos from Webshots or Flickr (both mentioned above). With the share options you can send "photomail" inviting your friends and family to view your slideshows or you can "email-a-book" which will include your photos right in the email. Although sharing photos is free on Photo Works, you can also buy regular prints at affordable pricing.
Photobucket has been around for awhile now and continues to evolve. It serves as an image host as well as a place to share images and videos. It is also a great place to find images and videos to use, with their integrated Ask.com search engine. Photobucket is free but if you need more capabilities, storage and bandwidth then you can upgrade to a pro account for $24.95/year. Photobucket recently introduced themes which can be used on a single album or all albums. It's also easy to share your images across the web with their advanced sharing widget.
Kodak Gallery is a great place to not only share but print out photos and, they've decided to implement even more with their new beta version. With Kodak Gallery you have free, unlimited online sharing with email groups capabilities. Prices and shipping for prints vary per item but, right now they're offering free shipping for the entire summer. If you're wanting more than just prints you can get things like cards, calendars, t-shirts, photo books, mugs and more for pretty reasonable prices.
Animoto has three types of accounts: basic – which is free; all-access pass for $30.00/year; professional for $249.00/year. Their slideshow service lets you share your photos in a unique way by taking them and turning them into amazing videos. Currently all full-length videos are limited to a maximum length of 10 minutes per music track and/or 300 photos. These photo slideshows run at about 24-40 images/minute depending on the tempo of the the song. You can totally customize your videos to suit your personal preferences. When creating a video you can add both images and short video clips too. You'll have the option to add text to your videos, rotate images and/or spotlight them. You can also choose your own music to add via uploading or by selecting from Animoto's Music Lounge. Animoto then adds in a few special effects to make your video really pop. If you want to see a sample video, feel free to view the one I created here.
Picasa is Google's photo sharing community that allows you to make web albums to be shared with family and friends. It's pretty basic compared to the other sites covered on this list. Picasa allows collaborative albums, which lets your friends and families upload photos to your albums as well. You also get a fan page, which boosts your ego by letting you see which users have added you as a favorite. You get 1GB of storage for free – if you need more space you'll have to upgrade. Picasa's plans are: 10GB $20.00/year; 40GB $75.00/year; 150GB $250.00/year; 400GB $500.00/year.
Fotki is a photo sharing community which also offers photo printing services. It offers unlimited storage, no ads, and an easy to use interface. At Fotki you can create albums, keep an online journal and even join photo contests. It also has an extensive search feature which allows you to find all and all types of photos from other users. Fotki offers free and premium accounts at $27/year. Their photo print pricing is also very competitive as you can see by their price comparison chart.
Webshots offers photo sharing, free wallpaper and free screensavers. You can choose from a free account or a premium account at $19.99/year. With Webshots you can create slideshows, browse through hundreds of photos, wallpapers and screensavers, buy prints and even create calendars, cards and more. With the premium account you get access to the free photo organizer and you'll be able to download pro shots. Webshots definitely has a lot to offer and their yearly cost is the least expensive so far.
My Photo Album provides unlimited storage for your photos and videos as well as prints and gifts. Their site is free to use, you'll just need to pay for any type of prints or gift items. Gift items include posters, cards, calendars, clothing, dog items, DVDs and much more. They also make sharing easy with the ability to share on Facebook, MySpace, Blogger, and more. There's even a Facebook application that lets you put your album right on your Facebook profile. There are no ads or spam to deal with. There are hundreds of themes to choose from for your albums and you can choose your privacy settings with ease.
Photo.net is a true community for photographers. You can choose from a free account or subscribe for $25/year or $68/3 years. There's a large variety of forums to participate in as well as information about various types of photography equipment. Many different galleries are available from top-rated photos to top photographers to photos of the week. The sharing options give the opportunity to create a share your portfolio as well as submit photos to be critiqued. The learning center provides lots of valuable resources and information for those wanting to improve their skills or just learn more. Plus with the store and other community features, Photo.net proves to be the ultimate spot for current and aspiring photographers.
Multiply is a social network that focuses on sharing media with family and friends securely. Not only can you share photos and videos but you can also share blogs, music, reviews and more. You can customize your "site" layout to your liking and inviting family and friends is very easy. It's easy to see what others are sharing with you via your Inbox. Multiply also lets you specify who can and can't share with you. When sharing your own content you can specify who can and can't view it as well. Multiply is free but you can upgrade to a premium account with more features for $19.95/year.
Slide has been around for quite awhile and is one of the best sites for creating slide shows and widgets as well as sharing photos. They also have site specific applications for MySpace, Facebook, Bebo, Hi5, Orkut and more. They offer unlimited image hosting and numerous customization options for slide shows, with the ability to auto-post to top social networks. You can upload your images or import them from other social networks with ease. If you're looking for a photo sharing site that is compatible with most of the top social networks, then Slide is definitely for you.
TwitPic is a favorite photo sharing site for many Twitter users (especially celebrities). It's used solely for sharing pictures on Twitter. You can post pictures from your mobile phone, through any Twitter client that has Twitpic integration, or through the website itself. The best part is that you don't have to create an account. If you already have a Twitter account, then you have a Twitpic account. To login you simply use your Twitter username and password. By logging in you can delete photos, delete comments on your photos, and delete tags on your photos. People can leave comments on your photos which are then sent out to you on Twitter in the form of an @mention tweet.
ImageShack is a free media host where you can upload images, flash files, and movies. Besides uploading directly to the site, they offer many tools that make uploading your media even easier. You can only upload one file at a time via the site; if you're looking to upload multiple files you'll need the ImageShack toolbar. You don't have to worry about your images being deleted since they have plenty of storage to accommodate all users. If you personally need to delete a file, you'll need to register (which is free) in order to do so. The amount of files that you can upload is unlimited – just be sure that they don't break any of the TOS (terms of service). Registering will also allow you to track your images.
TinyPic is owned and operated by Photobucket.com but has less features. If you're looking to quickly upload an image or video and get a link to share it with, TinyPic is for you. There is no registration required for the site (although you can register for additional features) and it's totally free. Many people use it to share images on social networks like MySpace, Orkut, Hi5, etc. If you choose to register, you will then be able to upload multiple images, edit your images, add tags, delete media, and create albums. If you do not sign up for an account, your images will be removed once they haven't been viewed for 90 days. Those with registered accounts will never have their media removed.
Pixa.us is a free hosting service for images and flash media. They also offer resizing, cropping, filtering and layout options for your photos. Registered users can upload up to 100 images at once, share images, create thumbnails, and create albums. Hotlinking is only allowed for thumbnails; you cannot directly embed the large versions of your images. As far as the amount of images you can host, it's unlimited.
Pict lets your upload and share images (in jpg, gif and png format only) for free in one click. Their desktop application lets you upload, manage and share images and screenshots with one click. You can then get a link to your uploaded images to share with friends, families, and on other sites. The Firefox addon is just for taking screenshots; you can create screenshots from selected areas or full websites in just one click and then upload and host them on Pict. Sharing images is easy with their mouse over "share it" feature. They also provide three different types of links for sharing your images (HTML, BBCode, and direct link). Images are stored forever and the amount of images that you can upload is unlimited.
Imgur is another great site for upload and sharing images for free; it's definitely one of the simplest image hosting tools on the Web. Once you upload your image there are numerous sharing options. You can share it directly on Reddit, Digg, Fark and Twitter or use the "Email It" link to share by email. There are six different types of links for sharing and you can get links for the original image, small thumbnail, or large thumbnail. You can also see how man views the image has, when it was submitted and how much bandwidth it's taking up. You can even delete the image directly. All of these features are available without signing up. As long as your images are getting at least one view every three months, it will never be deleted.
Pikchur is my personal favorite for sharing images on numerous social networks at once; you can also share videos as well. Pikchur currently supports: Twitter, Tumblr, Jaiku, Facebook, FriendFeed, Identi.ca, Plurk, BrightKite, Totspo, Koornk, Flickr, OVI, and Posterous. Once you connect one of more of the aforementioned social networks, whenever you post an image on Pikchur, it will automatically be shared on all of those sites. You can upload images directly to the site, by email or from your mobile phone. They also have a geotagging feature which will let you add the location for any image; you can choose to make your location public or private. There is no need to signup because you can simply login using one of their many supported platforms. Although the service is complete free, you can upgrade to a Pro account for $23.90. With a pro account you'll see no ads, get an expanded profile, statistics, higher image quality and more.
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Alternatively referred to as a backward slash and reverse solidus, the backslash is a character "\" first introduced by Bob Bemer in 1960. A backslash can be used to represent a file path in MS-DOS and Windows, for example, c:\windows is an example of the backslash being used.
Note: Although "slash" is most often used to describe the forward slash, it could be used describe either a forward or backslash. It is better to say "backslash" instead of "slash" when telling someone to enter a backslash.
Tip: On English keyboards the backslash is on the same key as the pipe key.
Other uses of the backslash
A backslash may also be used for any of the following reasons.
- The backslash is used as an escape character.
- A file and directory separator in a file path.
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Jaikiran Pai wrote:Yes, you can place the .war to the deploy folder of JBoss and it will get deployed. Is that what you meant by "automatically"?
no i meant the copying of war file to the deploy folder automatically
Peter Johnson wrote:Are you using an IDE? (If so, which one?) Are you wanting the IDE to "automatically" deploy the WAR?


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Four Star Salad
This salad is a meal in itself. The stars in question here are avocado, French garlic sausage, mushroom and lettuce, with a lovely, garlicky, soured cream dressing.
Serves 4
This recipe is taken from Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course and Delia Smith's Complete Illustrated Cookery Course
Begin by combining the soured cream with the garlic, mayonnaise and mustard powder. Then mix together the oil, vinegar and lemon juice and gradually add these to the soured cream mixture, tasting and seasoning with some salt and pepper.
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Exclusive : James Gunn InterviewPosted by: Sheila Roberts I recently had the pleasure of interviewing director James Gunn who is currently promoting his latest film, the highly anticipated "Slither," which opens this weekend. Gunn's films are noted for their unique and edgy blend of creepy terror, wry humor, and multi-dimensional characters that are surprisingly human. He also has the distinction of being the first person in film history to write back-to-back #1 films: "Dawn of the Dead" and "Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed." Gunn talks very rapidly and with a great deal of enthusiasm. If you're not paying attention, you will miss some crucial details because this triple-threat actor-writer-director knows how to cram a lot into a short 15-minute interview, and he has a great sense of humor and a lot of fun doing it.
Born into a large Irish-American family and raised in St. Louis, Missouri, Gunn has been writing and performing as long as he can remember. His father and uncles are lawyers, and his brothers all work in the entertainment industry. He began making 8mm films at the age of twelve, many of which were comedic splatter films featuring his brothers being disemboweled by zombies. He dropped out of college to pursue a rock and roll career with his band, the Icons, and during this time, also worked as an orderly in Tucson, Arizona, upon which many of the situations in his first novel, "The Toy Collector," are based. He also wrote and drew comic strips for underground and college newspapers.
Gunn received his B.A. from Saint Louis University and his MFA in creative writing from Columbia University. While pursuing his MFA, he began writing "The Toy Collector" and worked for Troma Studios, America's leading B-movie production house. While at Troma, he wrote and produced the cult classic "Tromeo & Juliet," and, with Lloyd Kaufman, wrote the book "All I Need to Know about Filmmaking I Learned from the Toxic Avenger." Gunn eventually left Troma and moved to Los Angeles. In 2002, after doing a draft of "Spy Vs. Spy" for Warner Bros. and director Jay Roach, he was hired to write "Scooby-Doo." In 2004, he wrote "Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed" and the screenplay for the highly successful remake of "Dawn of the Dead."
Gunn's latest film, "Slither," is set in the small, sleepy town of Wheelsy that is inhabited by quaint, but friendly folks who mind their own business. Just beneath the surface charm, however, something unnamed and evil has arrived...and is growing. No one seems to notice as telephone poles become plastered with missing pet flyers, or when one of the town's richest citizens, Grant (Michael Rooker), begins to act strangely. But when farmers' livestock turn up horribly mutilated and a young woman goes missing, Sheriff Bill Pardy (Nathan Fillion) and his team, aided by Grant's wife Starla (Elizabeth Banks), uncover the dark forces that are laying siege to their town and come face-to-face with an older-than-time organism intent on absorbing and devouring all life on Earth.
Here is what director James Gunn had to say:
Q. Tell us about your latest film which you wrote and directed, "Slither." Where did the idea for it come from? Had you been thinking a long time about making it?
A. I had various ideas for a movie of this type for awhile. I sat down to write a screenplay, and I wanted to bring back over-the-top horror movies that I really loved from the 1980s and add something that hasn't been out there for a long time. I didn't want to make the usual run of the day horror film.
Q. How would you describe "Slither?" A monster movie, gory horror, perhaps a serio-comic sci-fi thriller? Or a throwback to the gory fun flicks in the 80s?
A. Yes to all of those. "Slither" has plenty of elements that are very modern, but the fun is inspired by the movies of the 1980s. A lot of the movies I loved had a certain creepiness to them that took you places you didn't expect to go. I think the element of creepiness has been lost in today's horror films where more emphasis is on big shocks and scares for the audience. "Slither" really concentrates on character and creepiness.
Q. What inspired the "Slither" storyline?
A. I read a three-part graphic novel called "Uzumaki," which means "the spiral," which was written and drawn by Junji Ito. What I loved about the story is it had a high concept that continually mutated and interacted with the town and kept the story alive. "Slither" is a biological version of "Uzumaki."
Q. In "Slither" you have hapless humans infected by extraterrestrial contamination or manmade maladies. Did David Cronenberg's "Rabid" and/or John Carpenter's "The Thing" influence your work?
A. Absolutely. 100%. "The Thing" was our bible on the set. It had the humor, the creepiness, and you cared for the characters. "Shivers" and "The Brood" also influenced the plot for "Slither." "The Brood" is an underappreciated film by Cronenberg and it's one of my favorites.
Q. The whole premise of people trying to survive against the odds is similar to your "Dawn of the Dead" remake? Why does that type of scenario appeal to you?
A. Why does it? Hmmmm. I'm always interest in the underdog – where very few people survive and the odds are against them. It makes for more conflict in the storytelling. You want to have a protagonist that you think is most likely going to be killed.
Q. What's it like directing Nathan Fillion, Michael Rooker, and Gregg Henry?
A. They were great. The entire cast was great. They were all very nice and funny people. I've been on lots of movies where you've had a couple nice people, and a couple jerks, or a diva, who do not treat the crew well. Every person we had on "Slither" was a good human being, and it made the making of the film wonderful. It was a great collaborative effort to make this film and the cast and crew brought a lot to the set.
Q. Are you happy with the results of "Slither" and how do you think it will do? How will fans react?
A. Yes, very much so. The fan reaction has been great, and our reviews have been great. I'm happy. I didn't necessarily expect to get great reviews, but we did. And the fan reaction has been the best part of it. At the recent Chicago Horror Convention, we got a standing ovation. There is nothing more satisfying to a filmmaker than sitting with an audience that's getting thrilled and laughing watching your film.
Q, What horror writers or filmmakers have influenced or inspired you the most?
A. Cronenberg is the biggest one. John Carpenter. And Frank Henenlotter who made low budget horror films in the 1980s. Also, Tarantino who mixed the crime film with comedy like I've mixed horror with comedy.
Q. What inspires you to write horrifying scenes of slugs in the bathtub or mutating people?
A. I think I'm naturally bent that way, and I love horror movies and have an attraction to the dark side.
Q. Do you ever use music as a source of inspiration while you are writing?
A. Yes, sometimes. I had a piece that I really loved from the movie "28 Days Later" that inspired me while I was writing "Slither."
Q. I understand you're an avid comic book fan. Have you ever thought about adapting a graphic novel?
A. If I did, I think it would probably be an adaptation of "Uzumaki."
Q. What is coming up next for you? In there another film you're directing, another screenplay, or both?
A. I'm writing another horror movie. It's different from "Slither." It's a movie about Satan and it's darker and deadlier.
I thanked Mr. Gunn for taking time out of his hectic schedule to talk with me and discuss his exciting new film, "Slither," which opens in theaters this weekend. This is one horror film you will not want to miss and one of the most entertaining films I've seen this year. Be sure to stick around until after the credits. And if you'd like more information on James Gunn and his career, you can check out his official website at http://www.jamesgunn.com


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Polling stations for local elections are separated from those in which is voted for the presidential and parliamentary elections.
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Today marks Lionel Richie's 63rd birthday, and though the man may be getting older, he's still one of Red Karaoke's favorites. Join us as we take a look at five of our favorite Lionel Richie karaokes, and share recordings of your own favorite on Red Karaoke's facebook page!
It's hard to pick our number one among all of Lionel Richie's amazing songs, but picking five is much easier. The list has to start out with one of the most serious and simultaneously hilarious ballads of Richie's career, Hello. Everyone knows it, everyone sings it, and everyone's seen the awesome meme centered around it – but whether or not you think its funny or from the heart, Hello is perfect for karaoke.
Now, when it comes to dedicating that perfect song to your girlfriend, mom, grandmother – or any other leading lady in your life – Richie's got you covered. Just start up the background intro to Three times a lady and you'll have your woman swooning, just make sure to do Richie justice when you cover his classics.
But Richie isn't all about the ballads, he knows how to spice it up a little bit and throw a party – All night long. With its samba twist and fun 80′s feel, there's no way All night long couldn't make it onto our list.
With our next pick, we might as well admit it, here at Red Karaoke we can't get enough of Richie's softer side. And Say you, say me is the perfect example of yet another wonderfully singable song that you can enjoy with friends, family or that special someone on karaoke night.
Last but not least is the definite heart wrenching classic ballad, and a little bit less obvious of a choice than Endless love, Lionel Richie's super sweet Truly. With words begging the promise of forever, its the perfect karaoke ballad to dedicate to your darling.
Enjoy singing any one of these favorites of ours from Lionel Richie, or tell us your favorites and share them right here, or on facebook!


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Welcome to Ask TUAW, your favorite weekly question-and-answer column. Now, we can never have too many questions, so please, go to the comments of this post and ask away. To get fabulous answers, we need your fabulous questions. You can also email your questions directly to ask [at] tuaw.com, or ping us on Twitter.
Now, off to the questions! Daniel asks:
I have a original MacBook for which I am currently on my third charger. And for the third time, it's no longer working. So I need to buy a new one, but was considering buying the 85-watt adapter (with the new metal end) meant for the larger MacBook Pros. This way, I can use it as a spare charger when I eventually buy a new MacBook Pro.
What I'm wondering is if I can use the 85-watt charger with my 60-watt MacBook without any adverse effects? The general idea I've gotten from forums is that it is OK, but is there any documentation from Apple on this?
Great question, Daniel. Here's what Apple's Knowledge Base has to say on the subject:
Power adapters for Intel-based Apple portables are available in 45W, 60W, and 85W varieties. Although you should always use the proper wattage adapter for your Apple portable, you can use an adapter of a higher wattage without issue.
For instance if you have a MacBook (13-inch Late 2009) that normally uses a 60W adapter, you can also use an 85W adapter with that computer. You would not use a 45W adapter with that computer; it would not provide enough power for that MacBook. Using an adapter of higher wattage than the adapter that came with the computer will not cause the computer to charge more quickly or otherwise operate any differently than using the adapter that came with the computer.
There you have it. Apple says you can use whatever wattage charger with your computer, if it's at least as powerful as the one that came with the machine originally. The charging board in the MacBook is smart enough to know that it must draw only the correct amount of power from whatever charger it's plugged into, so even though the MagSafe charger itself is rated at 85 watts, the MacBook's MagSafe board will only draw 60 watts from it. (Using a lower-wattage adapter is not supported, although in a pinch you can use one temporarily -- you probably won't be able to charge and run simultaneously, but you can limp along.)
There used to be some issues with using the newer "L-shaped" MagSafe adapters with some older notebooks, but there is a firmware update that should solve those issues. See this article from Apple.com/support and make sure everything is properly updated. Best of luck!
Stephen asks:
I recently got an iPhone 4, and I would like to find a good app with which I can store my information securely, namely insurance cards, credit cards and the like. It would be great to trim down my wallet and reduce the number of cards I carry around, especially if the physical card itself isn't really that important, only the information contained on them.
What you're looking for is 1Password from Agile Web Solutions. We've covered it quite a bit in the past. The software, available on a number of platforms including your iPhone, allows you to securely save username/password pairs, plus any other information you might find in your wallet, like your insurance information, credit cards, etc. It's also a great way to save information if you should ever lose your wallet -- you can put all of the emergency contact numbers for your banks and the like in there as well. You can also automatically sync with 1Password on your Mac or Windows box using Dropbox.
Check Agile's website for more information. If you're looking for an alternative to 1Password, SplashID and eWallet offer some of the same features. Got a favorite secure data manager? Let us know in the comments.
David inquires:
Just downloaded Pages from the Mac App store. I am finding it a delight to use. I am making a pamphlet for my business. Inserted my logo and text. No problem. Now I need to match the color of my logo for a font. Aside from trial and error what is a good way to do this? Also, is there a way to make it one of the standard color choices?
The gold standard for color matching is to specify a Pantone color or set of CMYK (for print) or RGB (for screen/web) values, which you should be able to get easily by talking to the designer of your logo. For speed's sake, however, you can get a quick and easy color match using the 'eyedropper' feature in the Colors palette in Pages, or for that matter in any application that uses Apple's default color picker.
In the top right corner of the standard Pages toolbar is the 'Colors' button. When you click that, the Colors palette appears with the standard Mac OS X color picker. If you click the magnifying glass near the top left of that window, you can hover over any color on the screen and click to sample it, allowing you to easily color match your font to your logo.
As to your second question, if you select the middle option at the top of that window, with three 2x2 overlapping color swatches, you will see a selection of color palattes. The standard one is Apple's normal color palette, but there are others for web-safe colors and for developers. If you click the gear to the right of the palette drop-down menu, you can add your own custom palettes to that list.
Create your custom palette, give it a good name, and then you can add all the custom colors you wish, using the plus button at the bottom left of the window. As an added bonus, because Pages uses the standard Mac OS X color picker, you'll be able to get that same custom color palette in every application that uses that picker, including all the other iWork apps and a ton of others. Sweet!
Finally, John asks:
Is it possible with the iPhone to change the name of the phone categories? My father has a house in Indiana and in Florida. It's easy for me to keep them separate because they are different area codes, but it would be nice to be able to call one Indiana and the other Florida.
Yes, it's straightforward to change the phone labels on the iPhone. When you are viewing an entry in the Contacts app on your iPhone, click the "Edit" button in the top right corner of the screen. The standard edit window will appear; instead of tapping on the phone number to edit that, tap the label. In your case, they might be labeled mobile, home or work. If you scroll to the bottom of that label list, you should see an option labeled "Add Custom Label." Tap that, and you can custom label to your heart's content.
Thanks for the questions everyone, and remember: it's tough to have a Q&A column without Qs. So, put your questions in the comments of this post, or shoot us an email at ask [at] tuaw.com. Also, if you have anything to add to our answers, we love feedback and fresh ideas.
Seriously, we want questions! Now, have a great week!
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Public Space One will host its monthly soup fundraiser at 7 p.m. Sunday at PS*Z, 120 N. Dubuque St. Participants will be provided a meal and an opportunity to discuss the economic sustainability of the arts.
Tickets are $10, a portion of which is donated to the micro-grant to support artists. For more information, go to publicspaceone.com/projects/soup/.


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What is a NetID?
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Your NetID is a username you use to login to various systems and services. Some of these include:
This document discusses how to get a NetID and how to retrieve a forgotten UIN (University Identification Number).
How Do I Get a NetID?
If you can log in to Texas A&M Gmail or the Howdy Portal, then you already have a NetID. Your log in to those services is your NetID.
If you have never logged in to these services, you may need to activate your NetID by visiting the Aggie Account Gateway. Click Claim NetID under New to Texas A&M?.
Note: To activate your NetID, you will need to have your UIN ready.
How Do I Retrieve My UIN?
UINs cannot be given over the phone to anyone. If you need to find out your UIN, follow the instructions below:
For Applicants:
Contact the Office of the Admissions during the business day at 979.845.1060. After confirming your identity, arrangements to receive your UIN via e-mail or by mail can be made.
Graduate school applicants can e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for information.
For Current Students and Former Students:
You can determine your UIN by looking on your student ID or on your unofficial transcript. If you cannot access either of these items, you'll need to fill out a Records Request and submit it to the Office of the Registrar.
For Staff:
Contact departmental Human Resources or Payroll personnel.
If you have any further questions, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call us at 979.845.8300.


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Carbon accounting is the process by which organisations account for and report on their greenhouse gas emissions.
As an internal metric, carbon allows companies to assess carbon efficiency and exposure to climate change risks (including regulatory risk). Measurement is also the first step in the process of implementing a broader strategy to address carbon-related opportunities, risks and costs.
Organisations can calculate carbon emissions themselves e.g. using software and templates, but outside support is generally needed to do this robustly, efficiently, with meaningful data, and to provide stakeholders with confidence that the figures are accurate. For large organisations volume of data can be significant. Therefore it is necessary to implement IT systems which allow for an efficient and cost-effective solution.
External reporting
Carbon emission figures and disclosures inform investor and analyst assessment of a company's exposure to climate change and energy related risks. They also help indicate to other stakeholders such as customers, consumers and NGOs, the scale of a company's impact on the environment and its seriousness in addressing this.
Previously, considering climate change issues was the preserve of a few groups of concerned investors but it has now grown into a market consensus and the appetite for information appears to be growing. Carbon accounting is now part of the annual reporting cycle for most large companies. Carbon reporting is also carried out for marketing purposes, particularly to communicate emission reduction initiatives or to compare carbon footprints against other products and services.
The new mandatory reporting requirements come into force for quoted companies with year ends on or after 30 September 2013. The following documents provide guidance on the new GHG legislation:
- Directors Briefing – A summary of the GHG reporting requirements
- ICAEW webinar – Verco-ICAEW webinar recording looking at the state of readiness for mandatory GHG reporting or to see the slides click here
- Implications for company valuation – Report for investors and analysts looking at the potential longer term implications
How we support you
Verco can perform an in-depth review of your current reporting requirements and help with the identification and implementation of appropriate reporting systems.
Specifically we provide support in:
- Calculating and preparing annual carbon accounts for the annual compliance or voluntary reporting cycle;
- Advising on the set-up of efficient and robust data management and accounting systems, including the selection of appropriate software;
- Provision of data collection, carbon calculators and reporting templates, and software;
- Access to emissions factors for calculation and benchmarks for internal and external comparison and targeting;
- Integrating carbon effectively with cost reduction and supply chain improvement.
About Verco's carbon accounting services
Verco's carbon accountants provide advice on, and report to, internationally accepted protocols and standards, including the following:
- GHG Protocol Corporate Standard;
- Product Life Cycle Accounting and Reporting Standard;
- Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) Accounting and Reporting Standard;
- ISO 14064-1; and
We also provide advice in line with relevant national GHG reporting guidelines, such as Defra/DECC in the UK, and specific industry sector guidance. Our clients include leading Global 500 and FTSE 100 companies.
Verco is an accredited consultancy partner of the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP) and operates the Edinburgh Centre for Carbon Management (ECCM). ECCM was established in 1993 and is recognised for its contribution to the scientific rigour in greenhouse gas emission-assessment methodologies.
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Shop Local & Save at Holiday Open Houses in Carlsville, December 11th, 2014
Thursday, December 11th, make Carlsville, Wisconsin your daytime destination in Door County, and enjoy special savings at the holiday open houses of area businesses. Finish your holiday shopping (or maybe get it started?), sample coffees and wines, and get in the holiday spirit – just don't forget to pause for a good meal!
Door Peninsula Winery will be offering fabulous in-store specials during their open house: Buy 2 Get 1 FREE on Wines, Fat Louie's Oil, Shipwrecked 6-Packs & Door County Distillery Products and 25% off all merchandise and food items through-out the weekend. Can't make it to Carlsville this weekend? Visit dcwine.com and get FREE Shipping on any 12 bottles of mix and match wine. Just enter the promo code FREESHIP at checkout.
Door County Coffee & Tea is all dressed up for the occasion too, open 7:30am-6pm so you can stop in for great gift shopping. Buy 2 Get 1 FREE on all coffee, 15% off pre-made coffee gifts, and 25% off holiday home décor, plus coffee sampling all day makes this a winning spot to enjoy breakfast or lunch! Throughout December you can also enjoy a delicious Candy Cane Mocha and Door County County Coffee & Tea will donate 50 cents for every one sold to United Way of Door County!
Visit Carlsville online for more information. Shop Local and Save!
Door County Coffee & Tea 21st Anniversary Sale: Sept. 26-28, 2014
Head to Carlsville, Wisconsin on the Door Peninsula this weekend for Door County Coffee & Tea's "Biggest Coffee Sales of the Year" celebrating 21 Years! This sale is in-store only, Friday, Saturday, & Sunday from 7:30am-5pm. Call 920-743-8930 with any questions. Sale includes:
Door County Chefs Welcomes New 'Ask a Chef' Contributor: Rachel Lohman, The Cookie Lady of Drink Coffee
On one of the coldest days in January, I caught up with Rachel Lohman, owner and chief bottle washer of Drink Coffee, located in Sister Bay. This time of year Drink Coffee is closed, but that doesn't mean Rachel isn't in the Drink frame of mind. She's busy reading cookbooks, researching sandwiches and bakery goodies for the 2014 busy season. To welcome her as both a chef and a baker to Door County Chefs 'Ask a Chef' features, I wanted to ask her a few questions about Drink Coffee and the Cookie Lady herself…
Door County Coffee & Tea offering 20% Off On-line through August 20th!
In celebration of 20 years in business, Door County Coffee & Tea is offering 20% Off everything On-line through August 20th! Stock up on single origin coffees, signature blends, and your favorite flavors so you can enjoy Door County mornings wherever you are the rest of the year! And that's not all – EVERYTHING On-line is included in this excellent sale! Visit Door County Coffee & Tea on-line at www.DoorCountyCoffee.com and use code SAVE20 at the checkout or when you call to place your order.
Single Serve Cups of Door County Coffee Varieties Coming May 15!
Door County Coffee & Tea Co. are adapting to the ever changing market that is Coffee! In a world where we're usually too busy to brew a whole pot of coffee, they've come up with a solution. Door County Coffee & Tea Co. is proud to announce they have jumped on the Keurig trend! Starting May 15th, you will now be able to purchase six varieties of your favorite blends for use at home in your Keurig coffeemaker.
Between now and May 15th, you can preorder and save- Buy five boxes and get the sixth free! Each box comes with twelve servings and costs $8.99. There is no limit on this sale, so stock up! They are taking phone orders now so call 800.856.6613. Online Pre-Orders start May 1st and can be done by visiting their website at doorcountycoffee.com.
Also, they're giving away six boxes to facebook fans. Visit their facebook page and like them to get entered to win.
Drink Coffee Finds New Home on Sister Bay Hill
Have no fear; we have not lost our beloved cookie and coffee shop that has become a landmark of the Sister Bay Hill. They've just moved downhill a little bit. Opening at the shop's new location, Rachel Lohman and her husband Scooter couldn't be happier.
The new home for Drink Coffee is the former Moretti's building. The couple officially bought the building on February 22 of this year. Since then, they have spent nearly every day completely redoing both the interior and exterior of the building.
The new store will feature a full kitchen and bakery, outdoor seating and carry out options. Rachel's creativity gets to flourish here in this larger home. She will be expanding the menu to feature salads, soups, Premium Sandwiches, and more.
A great new option will be the carry out lunch boxes including a sandwich, chips and a cookie. These would be perfect for those heading to the beach, out on the boat, or back to work.
The Bakery will be serving up croissants, cookies, and of course the delectable Cherry Queen Cookies that have become her best seller.
It's the shop's fifteenth year in operation and Rachel has owned it for the past eight years. They are planning to be open before Memorial Day weekend but Scooter, chiming in from the rooftop busy removing shingles, thinks it'll be sooner.
Keep an eye out on Drink Coffee's Facebook Page for updates and an opening date! For more photos of the progress, check out Door County Chef's Facebook Page!
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Door County Coffee & Door Peninsula Winery Team Up to Give Away Coffee & Wine!
Door County Coffee & Door Peninsula Winery are teaming up to give away $100 of wine and $100 in coffee for two people. Click here to sign up for this great contest which runs until March 29th. While the contest is running, take a browse through the websites. Take advantage of the Free Shipping Sale going on for the duration of the contest. This includes both Door County Coffee & Tea Co. and Door Peninsula Winery's websites.
Door County Coffee & Tea Co. Celebrates March in Door County
Door County Coffee & Tea Co. has caught Spring Fever! They've released a new collection of coffee, fun events on the calendar, and most importantly- recipes for the Lucky Charm Latte and the Leprechaun Latte. Check out the Newsletter for all the latest and greatest news and events happening at Door County Coffee & Tea Co..
Special Online Sale Event at Door County Coffee & Tea Co.
Between now and December 2nd, you can get 30% off everything online and Door County Coffee & Tea Co.'s website.
This includes coffee, gift sets, teas, gourmet foods, cocoa and accessories. When ordering $50 or more, you can also get free shipping! This is the time to stock up on all those Christmas presents for your family. Don't wait long, this sale only lasts until December 2nd. You can place orders online or by phone at 800.856.6613.
Door County Coffee & Tea Co.
5773 Highway 42 in downtown Carlsville
PO Box 638
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
Door County Coffee & Tea Co. Roastery & Cafe Menu
Door County Coffee & Tea Co.
Located in Carlsville, WI, the heart of Door County, Door County Coffee is a 19 year tradition in the making. We are a small, family-owned business, roasting coffee the old-fashioned way, in small batches to exacting specifications. Founded in 1993 in a small operation in Forestville, in the southern part of Door County, the Door County Coffee mission has always been to produce the best-tasting, quality coffee and deliver it to our customers with an unsurpassed level of customer service. To accomplish that, they use only Specialty Class 1 Arabica coffee beans, which are the top 2% of what's grown in the world! Combine that with superior roasting technologically, which Door County Coffee believes is the best in the industry and you get a wonderfully even, perfect roast each and every time.
Door County Coffee – 5773 Highway 42 – PO Box 638 – Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
1-800-856-6613 – www.doorcountycoffee.com
Roastery & Café
Homemade Soups- We always offer at least 2, sometimes 3 soups to make your choice even more difficult! Served with fresh baked bread & fruit garnish. One Bowl…. $4.75
Soup & Half Sandwich-Your choice of Ham or Turkey w/Cheese and a steaming hot bowl of Soup $7.95
Our Own Chili- Our secret blend of ground chuck, herbs and spices make our Chili the best in Door County! Served with our Crusty Bread. $5.75 *Cheese and Onions add….. $0.50
Chili &Half a Sandwich- Your choice of Ham or Turkey with Cheese and a steaming hot bowl of Chili $8.95
Soup & Garden Salad Combo- Crisp greens & fresh vegetables served with a piping hot bowl of our soup. Served with fresh baked bread. $7.50 With Chili… $8.50
Door County Cheese Sampler- An array of cheese made in Door County by the Renard Family. Served with fresh fruit, mixed nuts & fresh baked crusty bread, seasonal fruits & your choice of caramelized onion spread or hot cherry jam. $9.75 *Add Soup or Salad to any Entrée $3.00 extra. Add Chili to any Entrée $4.00 extra.
Fresh Salads- All salads served with fresh baked breads & fruit garnish
Homemade Chicken Salad- All white meat chicken in our own special creamy herb dressing. Served on a lettuce leaf w/crust bread and fruit garnish. Choice of Marinated Vegetables or Cherry Nut Mix $7.75
Chicken with a Kick! Salad- A variety of fresh greens topped with fresh vegetables, spicy chicken strips & shredded cheddar cheese with ranch dressing on the side. We think you'll get a kick out of it! Served with Fresh Bread & Fruit Garnish $7.95
Door County Coffee Signature Salad- A variety of crisp greens, tomato, red & green pepper, red onion, sliced green olives, Parmesan cheese & croutons, tossed w/Garlic Expressions Vinaigrette. Served with Crusty Bread & Fruit Garnish.$7.50 Add Grilled Chicken…. $3.00 extra
Door County Cherry Salad- Our most requested salad with crisp greens, toasted walnuts, Door County Dried Cherries, with our fabulous Cherry Vinaigrette. Served with Crusty Bread & Fruit Garnish $7.95
Wisconsin Smoked Salmon Salad- A Variety of crisp greens with shredded carrots, red onion, green & red pepper slices, ripe tomato, cucumbers and topped with Smoked Salmon, lemon dill & Garlic & Olive Oil Vinaigrette. Served with Crusty Bread & Fruit Garnish. $8.50
*Salad Dressings Available…
All Dressings for sale in our shop… except our Homemade Ranch.
Cherry Vinaigrette, Creamy Vidalia Onion, Garlic Expressions Vinaigrette, Garlic & Olive Oil Vinaigrette, Homemade Ranch, Summer Tomato, Raspberry Vinaigrette.
**Creamy Bleu Cheese, Crumbled Bleu Cheese or Hot Bacon Add $1.00
Sandwiches– Served on your choice of Croissant, Wheat Wrap or Wheat, White or Marble Rye Bread.
Homemade Chicken Salad Croissant All white meant chicken in a special creamy herb dressing makes ours the best in Door County! Served with you choice of tortilla chips or marinated vegetable salad. $8.25
Door County Club- Turkey, Ham, Bacon, Lettuce, Tomato, Swiss Cheese & Garlic Mayo on a Whole Wheat Ciabatta Roll with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.50
Homemade Egg Salad- An old-fashioned favorite. Special recipe made with our Sassy Pickle Relish. Served with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $7.95
Roast Beef & Ham Deluxe- Roast Beef, Ham, Swiss Cheese, pickles and our own sauce (with a zing!) on a Whole Wheat Ciabatta Roll with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.50
Ultimate Grilled Cheese- This is more than your average grilled cheese sandwich! Swiss Cheese, Cheddar Cheese, onions, tomato, and bacon on your choice of whole wheat of white bread, grilled to perfection. Served with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.50
Ham & Cheese (or Turkey!) Sandwich- Served with Cheddar or Swiss Cheese. Your choice of Pesto Mayo or our Creamy Horseradish Sauce on bread or a wrap. Served with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.25
*NEW Dilly Shrimp Cucumber Sandwich- An open-faced sandwich w/shrimp, cream cheese & dill filling, topped w/fresh cucumber slices served on Marble Rye & your choice of tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $7.95
Pilgrim Sandwich- A hearty sandwich with thin sliced turkey, Wisconsin Wilderness Cranberry Chutney, Cheddar Cheese & lettuce. Served with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.25
Door County Wraps- Served on a Whole Wheat of Cucumber Wrap
Veggie Wrap –Lettuce, tomato, carrots, onion, cucumbers, peppers, shredded cheese, with Ranch spread. $6.95 Add Ham or Turkey… $7.95
*NEW Greek Wrap- Thinly sliced Gyro meat, tomato, red onion, cucumber, black olives, spring greens & feta cheese accented w/our creamy cucumber sauce on your choice of wrap. $8.50
Asian Chicken Wrap- Ginger Teriyaki Chicken with lettuce, carrots, crunchy Rice Noodles, cheese & a special Teriyaki Sauce, in a wrap. Served with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.25
Chicken With a Kick! Wrap- Spring Greens, tomato, shredded cheese, spicy chicken, with our homemade dressing. Served with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.25
Thai Chicken-Broccoli Wrap- A whole wheat tortilla with Thai peanut sauce, Asian style chicken breast strips and shredded broccoli makes this a satisfying choice. Served with tortilla chips or marinated vegetables. $8.25
Homemade Quiche of The Day- Ask your server for the quiche of the day. Served with fresh fruit garnish and a fresh baked jumbo muffin. $7.95
Hashbrown Bake- Hashbrowns baked with savory seasonings, cheddar cheese, and onions and finished with a crunchy topping. Add it to your lunch OR just have it for lunch. $3.75
Hot Beverages
Specialty Coffees- Endless Cup… $1.75
Custom French Press- 12oz for $3.00
32oz for $4.00
Pour Over (12oz)- $3.25
Espresso*- $1.75
Double Cappuccino- $3.75
Latte*- $3.00
Mocha- $3.50
Specialty Drink $4.00
Classic Cocoa- $2.00/ $2.50
Ultimate Cocoa- $3.00
Pot of Tea- $2.50/ $3.00
Chai- $2.75
*Prices reflect single espresso without flavor.
Chilled Beverages
Iced Coffee- $2.00
Iced Tea- $2.00
Mocha Smoothie- $4.75
Fruit Smoothie- $3.75
Italian Soda- $2.50
Water (bottled)- $1.50
Juice / Cherry or Orange- $1.75
Cherry Drink- $2.25
Milk- $1.75
Apple Cider Hot/Cold- $2.00
Trim Water- $2.25
Soda*- $1.75
*Pepsi, Dr. Pepper, Mt. Dew, 7 Up, Root Beer
Save Room For Dessert
Your Own Personal Cheesecake- Big enough to share! Made right her with our freshest seasonal ingredients. Ask your server for today's flavor. $4.50
Fresh Baked Cutie Pies- Fresh from our kitchen. Ask your server for today's selection. $4.00 Ala Mode- $5.00
Marcia's Cherry Bread Pudding –An old-fashioned "comfort dessert" created by Marcia using Door County Cherries, served with lemon or cherry sauce. $4.00
Homemade Specialty Cup Cakes- Made right here! Our Jumbo cupcakes are a "miniature cake" made just for you! Several varieties plus our to-die-for Carrot cake! $3.75
3 Layer Brownie- Fudge Brownie bottom with layer of cinnamon infused cream cheese, topped with a rich chocolate ganache! $3.25
Bourbon Pecan Pie- Loaded with pecans, rich & wonderful. Your choice of chilled or warmed with a dollop of real Whipped Cream. $4.75


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Sales of Levi Strauss jeans are flagging. If that news fails to tug at your heartstrings, you are probably one of the people that Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh thinks is at the root of this problem: women who'd rather slide into a comfy pair of yoga pants than cram their legs and butt into a constricting denim prison. More


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thats where all the lazy moocher victim takers live
Democrats are favored in urban areas because infrastructure is a bigger part of urban life than it is of rural life. But the irony is that while the Democrats promise infrastructure, once they get their hands on the money, they use it for other purposes.
The irony is that people think there is a difference between dems and republicans. No. They SAY different things, but they are all 1%ers, and yes, as such they have rigged the game.
It is arbitrary to use the same income level to compare wealth in areas that have drastically different costs of living. Who is better off? Someone who pays $400,000 for a 1200 sq ft house, or someone who pays $150,000 for a 2000 sq ft house.
A Democrat is a Republican who hasn't been mugged (by the Gub'mint or a thug).
Living in a microcosm of a US town, I must say that Republicans are really unpopular
Populism gave us Clive Bundy and his band of domestic terrorists. It is a xenophobia, racism, and isolationism all rolled into one. Free trade is a needed ingredient for economic growth.
We need to be more open, not less, to the outside world. We need more trade with other nations, not less. We need immigrants with a work ethic, talent, and entrepreneurship, We don't need a climate of xenophobia, building walls and burning bridges, closing off immigration, racism, and isolationist thinking.
We need more trade with other nations, not less. We need more immigrants with skills, a strong work ethic, and entrepreneurship. We don't need isolationist thinking, xenophobia, racism, and building walls while burning bridges.
The fact that you top out at 400k in a discussion of wealth speaks to how far outside the average persons understanding the really wealthy are. You were talking about a house, but eve making 400k a year in income wouldnt put you in the real wealthy. They don't make income, and a 400k property wouldn't even garner their attention. Think millions, just for a 10th vacation house, or a spur of the moment investment.
No, a politician on the national stage is a 1%er, and they chose dem or repubs based on where they run. It's just marketing.
If you accept the numbers, that the urban population is primarily a supporter of the democratic administration and its policy, the higher fraction of high income earners may show that it is not the rich republican party but the democratic party is the party of the 1%
Some observations:
•There is a significant majority of Americans - 71% - in favor of raising the minimum wage.
•Most of the extremely wealthy, say half of the top 1%, do vote Republican. Wealthy people who vote Democratic are generally in the professions - lawyers, doctors, corporate executives. But, the richest people are in banking and finance, such as private equity and hedge funds. They vote very much Republican.
•For people to really 'get' income inequality they must realize that it is the top one to five percent who take a highly disproportionate share of wages and wealth, not the people at the bottom of the heap. The Republicans try to lead people to believe the poor are somehow the biggest beneficiaries. Reality is the exact opposite. The poor, and many working-class people, have negative equity.
i thought democrats were the lazy victim moochers?
"For people to really 'get' income inequality they must realize that it is the top one to five percent who take a highly disproportionate share of wages and wealth, not the people at the bottom of the heap."
Agreed with most of your comment, but not this. Its the 1%. The graph of wealth concentration is so steep at the top that the difference between being in the 1% and being in the 0.5% is huge. There is a VERY small group of people that make a HUGE amount of the gains produced by this economy. They make their gains from capital pools that are so massive its just not within most people's experience to grasp.
We really have setup a new aristocracy. Next time you hear someone bemoaning "Class Warfare" and telling you that the rich just work hard let them know they can bow and scrape to their new kings if they want, but this is America, not England. As soon as people wake up and understand just what is happening, this crap is going to end, one way or another.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit that a Kansas City, Mo., man filed against the Topeka Police Department and Shawnee County District Attorney's Office.
The Topeka Capital-Journal reports that U.S. Senior District Judge Sam Crow dismissed Donzell A. Jones's lawsuit in which Jones alleged police and prosecutors violated his rights when he was arrested and charged with drug crimes in 2011. The charges were dismissed in 2012.
Crow dismissed Jones' lawsuit in December and said Jones didn't comply with the judge's request to fix several deficiencies in his complaint and submit financial information required to proceed without prepayment of fees.
Jones had alleged Topeka police illegally detained him and that the district attorney's office did not have reasonable cause when it charged him.
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Week Ending July 7, 2013. Songs: The Actress In The Top 10
Many recording artists go their entire careers without landing a top 10 hit on the Hot 100. So imagine how they must feel when they hear that a movie and stage actress who has never recorded an album of her own zooms into the top 10 on this week's Hot 100. I'm talking about the multi-talented Anna Kendrick, whose "Cups (Pitch Perfect's When I'm Gone)" jumps from #13 to #10. Kendrick's little ditty, from the box-office hit Pitch Perfect, has sold 1,484,000 copies to date.
Kendrick, 27, is best known for her roles in Up In The Air (for which she received an Oscar nomination), 50/50, Pitch Perfect and five Twilight movies. She has also appeared on Broadway. In 1998, when she was just 12, she received a Tony nomination for her supporting role in a stage adaptation of Cole Porter's High Society.
"Cups" is derived from an old folk song, "When I'm Gone," which was recorded in 1931 by the Carter Family. (A.P. Carter, a founding member of that legendary country trio, is credited among the writers of "Cups.") That old song was turned into "Cups (You're Gonna Miss Me)" by the English band Lulu and the Lampshades.
"Cups" runs just 1:17 on the Pitch Perfect soundtrack. The song was expanded to 2:07 for the single version. That's short, but it's not the shortest top 10 hit of the "rock era." That distinction is held by Hayley Mills' "Let's Get Together," which she sang in the Disney movie The Parent Trap. The song, which reached #8 in October 1961, ran just 1:28.
The Pitch Perfect soundtrack has sold 772K copies.
"Cups" cracks the top 10 in its 28th week on the Hot 100. Billboard's Gary Trust reports that only three songs by female solo artists have taken longer to crack the top 10: Carrie Underwood's "Before He Cheats" (38 weeks) and a pair of hits by Faith Hill—"This Kiss" (30 weeks) and "The Way You Love Me" (29 weeks).
Kendrick is the second artist with that surname to crack the top 20. Eddie Kendrick was featured along with former Temptations band-mate David Ruffin on Daryl Hall & John Oates' remake of a pair of Temptations classics in 1985. Before you bombard me with emails saying the man's name was Eddie Kendricks, let me tell you that on that record (and on two others he recorded with Ruffin that made the R&B chart), it was just plain Kendrick.


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