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This is a subject that I have written on before and many of you may have read about it. Not too far from where I live there are two major wildfires, both have destroyed structures. Some of these structures have … Continue readingRead More...
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Canning Pickled Beets
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How to Maintain your Kerosene Lamps and Improvise Wicks.
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DECATUR, Ga. A man with an assault rifle and other weapons exchanged gunfire with officers Tuesday at an Atlanta-area elementary school before surrendering, a police chief said, with dramatic overhead television footage capturing the young students racing out of the building, being escorted by teachers and police to safety. No one was injured.
Just a week into the school year, more than 800 students in prekindergarten to fifth grade were evacuated from Ronald E. McNair Discovery Learning Academy in Decatur, a few miles east of Atlanta. They sat outside along a fence in a field for a time until school buses took them to waiting parents and other relatives at a nearby Walmart. When the first bus arrived about three hours after the shooting, cheers erupted in the store parking lot from relieved relatives, several of them sobbing.
The suspect, identified as Michael Brandon Hill, 20, fired at least a half-dozen shots from the rifle from inside McNair at officers who were swarming the campus outside, the chief said. Officers returned fire when the man was alone and they had a clear shot, DeKalb County Police Chief Cedric L. Alexander said at a news conference. Hill surrendered shortly after and several weapons were found, although it wasn't clear how many, Alexander said. Police had no motive.
The school has a system where visitors are buzzed in by staff, but the gunman may have slipped inside behind someone authorized to be there, Alexander said. The suspect lived about three miles from the school and had no clear ties to it, Alexander said.


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Masters: Lindsey Vonn's ex-husband jokes about Tiger Woods penalty
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Tiger Woods was assessed with a two-stroke penalty on Saturday morning for an illegal ball drop on Friday afternoon.
The initial investigation into the incident was because a fan watching on TV contacted Augusta National. Here's what Masters competition committee chairman Fred Ridley said:
"After being prompted by a television viewer, the Rules Committee reviewed a video of the shot while [Woods] was playing the 18th hole."
Twitter immediately demanded to know who that television viewer was? Who at home would have the nerve to call Tiger Woods, of all golfers, on a silly ball drop?
Well, Twitter then gave us the best possible answer when Lindsey Vonn's ex-husband tweeted this:
No problem Masters tournament happy to call in and help. You always have to keep an eye on those cheaters ;)yhoo.it/Zh7TBu— Thomas Vonn (@ThomasVonn) April 13, 2013
I can't think of another person who could have tweeted a funnier response. Of course, I'm sure Vonn and Woods didn't see much humor in it.
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Just like 150 years ago, George H. Gordon has left his beloved mother in Framingham to answer the call of duty and lead Massachusetts volunteers through several of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War.
Just like 150 years ago, George H. Gordon has left his beloved mother in Framingham to answer the call of duty and lead Massachusetts volunteers through several of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War.
Marching through the pages of Town Historian Fred A. Wallace's new biography "Framingham's Civil War Hero," Gordon emerges as a complex, sometimes enigmatic figure who triumphed over humble origins to achieve the rank of major general and serve with distinction.
Subtitled "The Life of General George H. Gordon," Wallace's meticulously researched book recounts the difficulties young Gordon faced growing up fatherless in Framingham. And it breaks new ground detailing his exploits leading the Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment at Antietam and numerous other major battles.
Wallace will sign copies of his newly published, 141-page book Saturday,, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Edgell Memorial Library at 16 Vernon St., Framingham.
At 3 p.m., award-winning storyteller Libby Franck will portray Julia Ward Howe and discuss the tale of "The Secret Six," influential men who funded abolitionist John Brown.
Annie Murphy, executive director of the Framingham History Center, credited Wallace with making "a significant contribution to the town's historical record."
She called Gordon's biography "a perfect compendium" to "Framingham Remembers...The Civil War," an exhibit now on display at Edgell Memorial Library.
"Like much of Framingham's Civil War history, (Gordon's) achievements were largely overlooked. Thanks to Town Historian Fred Wallace, Gordon now has the recognition he deserves."
Wallace's book can be purchased at the Framingham History Center and at local bookstores.
The first biography of Gordon, Wallace's book chronicles the arc of his subject's life in sharp, clear prose that should broaden its appeal beyond amateur historians and Civil War buffs. He said he aimed to write an "accessible" history that would interest general readers but packed with enough original material to satisfy historians.
"This is a factual, well-researched book written to be an easy read," he said. "I didn't want to write an academic treatise. I wanted to bring alive Gen. Gordon at a time Framingham and the U.S. are celebrating the 150th anniversary of the war."
An active member of the Framingham History Center, Wallace first considered writing Gordon's biography in 2010, when staffers discussed ways to mark the anniversary of the Civil War's outbreak.
"I realized Gen. Gordon hadn't received the recognition he deserved. As I studied him, I became aware of a very complicated personality," he said.
Gordon arrived in Framingham in 1828 as a 5-year-old, with his older brother, when his widowed mother took a position as matron in a boarding house for Framingham Academy students. A determined student, he attended West Point, graduating in 1846.
Page 2 of 2 - After serving with distinction in the Mexican War, Gordon resigned his commission, earned a law degree from Harvard and opened a Boston practice while living in Framingham. As the nation moved toward war, he helped organize the Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Regiment, which he led through the war, initially as a colonel and then as a major general.
Wallace described Gordon as a "classic military man, quite reserved, perhaps a little rigid."
He said on several occasions Gordon stubbornly clung to his principles at great personal expense, opposing the Massachusetts governor who wanted the authority to appoint officers in his regiment and later defending a fellow officer who'd been wrongly court martialed until the man was exonerated 15 years later.
When Gordon was finally promoted to general, Lt. Robert Gould Shaw, who later died leading the all-black 54th Regiment, wrote: "We hear Col. Gordon is to be made a Brigadier. There is not a man in the regiment, I believe, who will not be very sorry to go into action with him. ...He is a man who would be cool and clear-headed in a fight. He has, besides, the affection of the men, and when he takes hold, can make them do what he chooses."
To make his point about Gordon's rectitude, Wallace pointed to the book's cover photo of a bearded, stern-appearing man with a steady gaze.
"This, to me, is the man right here, a man of integrity, strength and honor," he said rapping the cover for emphasis. "Gordon was a man of high principle who took his duty very seriously."
In the book's most dramatic chapter, "Antietam: A Day in Hell, Fall of 1862," Wallace recounts how Gordon personally led three regiments of about 3,000 Union soldiers "from the front" on several charges into an especially dangerous open area that's come to be known as the Cornfield.
Wallace hopes the book reminds readers of the sacrifices made on the battlefield, and he hopes it sheds light on Gordon, the soldier and the man.
"If people recognize what Gordon accomplished and the kind of man he was," Wallace said, "I will have accomplished my goal."
WHAT: book signing by Fred Wallace; storytelling by Libby Franck
WHEN: Saturday, Aug. 6
WHERE: Edgell Memorial Library, 16 Vernon St., Framingham
HOURS: 1-3 p.m.
ADMISSION: free. The exhibit "Framingham Remembers...The Civil War" costs $5 for non-members.
INFO: 508-872-3780; framinghamhistory.org
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I was wondering if someone has copies of the older stormsinger saves. Specifically i wanted the ones that had all the custom items but normal exp. The only ones on the site are max exp saves and i prefer not to use them. If someone has them just send them to rembryatscrtc.com
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Those were test saves I made. They didn't have all the items that the final saves have (by a long shot). I don't even have those saves anymore, but you might get lucky and find someone who does have them.
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Thanks anyway Vox. I was really hoping you had them but i guess im gonna have to search for them. I f anyone else has the saves im talking about let me know. The ones I want sre the version with a female named Sierra Eve i cant remember the males name but id prefer to haev the male saves if anyone has them. I prefer Handmaiden to Disciple. Thanks alot guys.
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And yet Belz, I've pointed out more than once that moneyless societies have proven to be quite functional.
And this phrase on your part,
moneyless society
, is what I'm going to hold you to.
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I mentioned it in my posting: "Star Trek IV: Changes in society since 1986" in one of the Star Trek movie forums. Unfortunately, it's no longer there.
Found it, you ran time and bank together to form a single word.
But your supposition there is in error, time banks (or timebanks) are not "popular globally." Several thousand people in 26 nations does not equate to "popular globally." Nor do the time banks collectively form a "moneyless society," the thinly spread participants (who come and go) are not a community in any way. The banks are more of a charitable organization. And you TheGoodNews fail to disclose that the local organizers of the time banks are themselves often paid employees.
Moneyless huh?
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Wow! Except for the fact that the kibbutzim help lay the foundation for a future nation.
Except they were never Israel's foundation. Israel was never going to be a society of agrarian communes, but a urban society. The kibbutism were never Israel's "template."
Nor were the Kibbutzim ever really "moneyless societies," they required constant in pouring of outside money to stay in operation. At first mostly from the Jewish National Fund. After Israel's became a nation the kibbutzism became dependent on government subsidies.
How is that a "moneyless society?"
"In short, the individual has no money, nor does he need any, because his economic needs are satisfied by the kibbutz." Kibbutz: Venture in Utopia by Melford Spiro.
Since you apparently enjoy quotes ...
The globalization processes and the kibbutz failure to block them exposed the kibbutz society to a different type of culture. For example, after kibbutz members were allowed to have television sets in their own homes, the kibbutz members were exposed to "the good life" in which people were compensated for their work and could buy themselves different luxurious items. The kibbutzim were not capable of dealing with these processes
Consumption and Market Society in Israel, by Carmeli Y. and Applbaum K.
People in kibbutzism began to realize that the people in the rest of Israeli society (capitalist) and the rest of the world were "getting ahead" when those people work harder or smarter than the others within societies. Many within the kibbutzism want this life for themselves and their families. The people in the kibbutzism were all paid the same, regardless of their skills or labors. The kibbutzism simply could not compete with the growing knowledge of the non-kibbutz world.
They start to bleed their best people.
This lead to differences in pay within the kibbutzism based on the work individuals do, privatization of medical services, education, transfer of common property into the ownership of individual kibbutz members.
Any "satisfaction" in the economic set-up of the kibbutz, can be attributed to being isolated from the life styles of the rest of the Jews in their greater society.
Sounds moneyless to me.
Then how did they buy the television sets?
Like I've said, the Kibbutz movement during the early decades were completely socialized and did not use money.
And during these "early decades" how did they buy the land that they establish their communities on? Purchase the equipment to drain the swamps, farming equipment, weapons, building supplies?
And they were also hiring (with money) outside labors to assist in construction, and at harvest time.
The San Francisco Diggers were a sub-culture ...
But not a society in of themselves. They were not a "moneyless society," they were a short lived charity.
Thousands and thousands of Argentinians getting by w/o money in a self-organized economy for the better part of a decade.
Stop one damn minute, it's your position that those poor suffering people in that youtube video are
to live like that? That's insane, less than one minute into the video, a woman dressed in red admitted her family having no money makes her feel ashamed. Later she said "what I really need is to work, to have money."
These people are doing the best they can in a undesirable economic environment, offer any of those people a paying job and they would literally jump at it.
This is one of your examples of a "moneyless society?"
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Southwestern droughts soon will become a permanent feature of life here - not just an occasional disaster to weather, according to a new study.
The Southwestern droughts of the past several dozen years are totally different from those that will occur as the planet warms, scientists discovered in a study published today in the journal Science.
"The future changes, they are something we haven't seen before," said Jian Lu, co-author of the study and a researcher with the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder.
"It is hard to find any resemblance to them in the past, so we can't take much experience from the past," Lu said.
The study considered part of Colorado as being in the Southwest.
Lu and his colleagues found that historic droughts in the Southwest could all be linked to natural variation in sea-surface temperatures, often to La Niña conditions, where the tropical Pacific Ocean cools.
That spins weather patterns around the globe - usually drying out the Southwest.
Such ocean-driven droughts can last one season or several years, but they break when the sea-surface temperatures shift back toward normal or warm, said co-author Richard Seeger, a researcher at Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in Palisades, N.Y.
Seeger's research team used 19 computer models to study the origins of the droughts that have been predicted for the future Southwest in a warmer world.
Global warming causes a very different type of drought, by sending rainstorm and snowstorm tracks northward, and by evaporating more moisture from the ground.
There's little relief, then, from shifting ocean temperatures, Seeger said.
"The next century, it will be like a permanent 1930s or 1950s drought," he said.
Changes in drought patterns may have already started, Seeger said.
In 1998, a La Niña system in the tropical Pacific triggered Southwestern drought.
"That drought didn't go away when sea-surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific returned to normal," Seeger said. "Whether it's a sign of the anthropogenic changes already occurring, that needs to be looked at.
"However, the models do suggest this should be changing right about now."
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In 1976, Swiss watchmakers Omega were responsible for constructing the scoreboards for the Montreal Olympics. No gymnast had ever achieved a perfect 10.00, and the IOC maintained that it was "not possible".
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Who's the Terrorist? Syria Calls US Raid "Terrorist Aggression"
Tensions are boiling in the Middle East after a US Special Operations mission took place inside Syria along its border with Iraq. On Sunday, reports broke that US helicopters, coming from Iraq, entered Syrian airspace to attack civilian buildings, killing eight people. The US confirmed the operation, without giving any details.
Now, Syria and Iran are speaking out against the "war crime." Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman said: "Iran condemns in strongest terms any form of aggression or violation of the states' territorial integrity, which leads to the death of innocent civilians." And as for Syria itself, the foreign minister spoke out today saying:
We consider this criminal and terrorist aggression. We put the responsibility on the American government. Killing civilians in international law means a terrorist aggression.
While the Europeans move toward warmer relations with Syria, the Bush Administration has contended for some time that the Syrians must do more to control the movement of insurgents along the border. The details behind the hit are still unclear, but some suspect Bush took a parting shot at what he deems an uncooperative country with ties too close to Iran.
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KASUR, Aug 6: A factory producing carbon and furnace oil with used tyres caught fire reportedly due to a short circuit on Monday near Dina Nath village in the limits of Phoolnagar police station.
No loss of life was reported, but the loss of property was estimated to be about Rs1 million.
Major Muhammad Iqbal (retired) was the owner of the Green Pak Factory established over two kanals of land in the close vicinity of the army ammunition depot.
The fire erupted in the morning which soon engulfed hundreds of old tyres and eventually the whole factory within no time.
Rescue 1122 firefighters from Kasur, Pattoki and Lahore took at least eight hours in bringing the fire under control.
Villagers said that had the fire reached the army ammunition depot, dozens of villages would have destroyed.
They said they had lodged several complaints with the authorities in the past, but to no avail.
They said the pollution caused by heavy fire involving used tyres could badly affect the health of residents and the livestock.
ARRESTED: Phoolnagar police arrested on Monday a woman drug-trafficker and recovered 1,300 grams of hashish from her custody.
Police said that Rani Bibi would bring the narcotics from Thokar Niaz Beg in Lahore to sell it in Phoolnagar.


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Are you saying you can't see any circumstances under which this stock could hit $40 dollars? I'm am not predicting $40 by the way, just saying that it would be possible given the right revenue and earnings numbers. What would the stock price be if this company was driving revenues of $1billion per year? Of course that won't happen this year or next. That would be a longer term result of biOasis bringing many conjugates to the market. Isn't that what they think they can do? If not, why would anyone want to buy them? In fact, if someone were to ante up $10 then the potential would have to be a whole lot bigger than that or why take the risk? Why not just wait until they prove themselves and then make the $10 offer? That's a rhetorical question by the way.
Now, 40 cents (even lower) is a very real possibility if these guys fail to produce the goods. And if there is any sense of that failure, this thing will hit $0.40 so fast you'll slip on your own doo-doo as you run to the terminal to place your sell order (not you of course since you don't own any given your prediction of $0.40). It will be ugly – and maybe smelly – for sure. But one deal will validate the technology and send this stock much higher. Two deals could get this thing really going. A good story and solid revenue growth can do wonders for a stock. Don't believe me, then check out the returns on gold and silver streaming companies. Check out SLW and SSL (Toronto) for starters. Simply incredible long term annual returns.
If it takes BTI 10 years to get to $40 from here, then you would get approximately a 37% compounded annual return. So the question should be, can BTI produce enough products in the next ten years to drive revenue sufficient to justify a $40 stock price? If the technology works, my guess is that they can. If not, then no.
What would BTI's market cap be at $40? It would be $1.52 billion based on current shares outstanding. I guess on a multiple of revenue basis, that would be $380 million for 4x revenue or $304 million for 5x revenue or $152 million for 10x revenue. I don't know what multiple the market will give on the successful application of their technology, but it will be better than $0.40 and better than the current $1.70.
So now that I have explained why I think $40 is possible, could you please explain why you think this stock is going to $0.40. I welcome opposing viewpoints.
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- How did the color on site compare with the actual product? exact color as represented
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- Please tell us about the quality of the product. Regular standard pillow.
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Good pillows, puffy but not too high. Quick shipping.
It comes in a big box and the pillows are really high when you first get them. They flatten after a few uses, which I like. Nothing special, but I'm happy with my purchase because I used my O rewards to buy it. It might not fit a pillow sheet at first when it's puffy and fat, but after it flattens out, it'll fit perfectly. And it's not really flat. They're average pillows. The first few nights were annoying because they propped up my head too high, but like I said, after that, it'll be fine.
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Super soft and comfortable, nice feel when you sleep
These pills had to be replace within six months. They shrunk (without washing). Not good materials used
Fluffy and so nice to lay my head on - Glad they came in a set of 2
Theses are regular size pillows. All our cases fit them.
Nice and poofy the first week, but now I have to squish the material inside to get it soft.
Nothing spectacular...but a great price.
using as guest room pillows & they fill the bill.
They were okay just too small for my liking
They arrived sooner then I expected. she was very happy with them.
These pillows are perfect for me...just fluffy enough with plenty of "give"!! They are washable, and very comfortable. They are a great value!
If you like pillows that start out nice and poufy but quickly become flat, then you'll love these. If you're like me and like either poufy pillows that stay poufy (with use) or firm pillows that stay firm, you will NOT like these. However, for pillows that don't get a lot of use, these are a good buy.
Somewhat misleading product for a name brand...the pillows are lightly stuff and become flat after several usage.
I had a couple of the worst nights' sleep ever on these pillows. They were so bad that i finally took some old pillows out of the decorative shams to sleep on. They do not conform or contour to your position and feel lumpy. While they said they were good for any position, I couldn't find any position that was comfortable with them.
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Only thing we are missing now are Mobile suits (mecha)
It is the year 2287, one of the first colony ships sent out by Earth arrives at the planet Maria, in the Epsilon Indi Star System. During its landing sequence, something appears in front of the massive ship that causes it to lose control and crash into the planet. Some of the colonists survive in lifeboats, but what they find is an unforgiving land filled with creatures ready to outlast the visitors from Earth. Now the survivors must explore, gather, build, create, fight, and ultimately, conquer the land.
With alpha v0.5 completed, we're finally getting into the meat of the game, with its creation system now able to fully build driven vehicles. We'll be putting this game up on Steam Greenlight within the next week, so please vote for us!
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We've been working on this version for a while, too many holidays happening in between, haha. But it's finally done. You can get it in the downloads section or via the torrent:
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We would strongly recommend that you read the readme file in the game folder if you're having opencl problems.
With alpha 0.5, we've hit the main part of the game with the reveal of intelligent native aliens as the natural balance for all the power one could create in this game. We weren't able to add too much regarding the aliens, just the first group attacking ai logic, they will just progress from this point onward. Also with this build, we'll be putting our effort into making a push for getting approved for Steam release on Greenlight and have a Kickstarter campaign to further the funding for the game. We'll have more news regarding these two events over the next 2 weeks. We will need your support then!
What's new in this build:
- switched over to Unity's mecanim animation system, saving the game over 300MB in memory
- ability to fight while on the move (press the x key to arm weapon)
- added rivers
- added new missions that starts to highlight the differences between the Earth and Martian parties
- added new npcs
- added new enemies (sentient aliens!)
- added new resources
- ability to make multi gun muzzles
- ability to make driven vehicles
- ability to put weapons on driven vehicles
- ability to trade creations (they're by the game saves in the Document folder, just take them out and give them away)
- laser and missile turrets
- able to see structures that are built up to 1km off- environmental fog
- better looking terrain with perlin noise
- optimized terrain generation so that you'll not be able to outrace it anymore
- options is now working
What we took out for now:
- launcher, this one's done but sitting there waiting for a0.6
- online/lan multiplayer, too much stuff going and we don't have enough manpower to cover this area entirely, it's working somewhat but not tested. We might have the lan version up first in the next alpha build actually (yes, even though lan versions invite pirates, we owe it to ourselves and gamers to make a fun game)
- generators, the basic programming is done but tweaking the numbers will take a while
- caves, we will have a new and better system ready by a0.6, but we didn't have time to implement it this time
- face morphing, we'll have a new version of this in the future that's more efficient, for now, nochanging the body shape or face shape, you'll still be able to change skin and eye color as wellas face types
If you have any bugs or suggestions, please post them on our boards here: Board.pathea.net
For the next build, we'll be focusing on multiplayer, city building, bosses, flight, and optimization. It'll come out in late March or early April.
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Only thing we are missing now are Mobile suits (mecha)
I second Mechs.
I have the basic logic down already...so yes, we'll make it happen, but it's a bit down the list of priorities at the moment. :)
keep your eyes peeled for kickstarter and greenlight!
Man, does this game have promise!
It looks great, much better than the last time I saw this xD
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What "good"? Damn near everything to me.Originally Posted by Aggie
I'll "give it *my* best shot. If the work satisfies my own inner criteria of what *I* wanted to "DO" - it goes on the wall. HOPEFULLY someone else wil "get it", but if no one does - *I* have done what I set out to do (note 1).
I can truthfully say that I have never produced a work that has not affected - "moved" - ANYONE; ... and just as truthfully, a work that has been perceived by EVERYONE as "good". I CAN say that the work was *MINE*, and that is most important - to me.
I've heard of this before - "*I* will show you the way to say what you want to say" ... and the instructor will demonstrate - but the work invariably ends up "saying" what the instructor wanted it to say ... not the student. This is still useful. There is a underlying question here - how does the instructor KNOW what the student wanted to "say" in the first place? In my opinion, that would take a great deal of "connection", rapport and intimacy. The person I am closest to on the face of this planet is my wife ... and I don't think I'd have much of a clue as to what she would try to "say" at any given time.
I remember the line from Ricky Nelson's "Garden Party" - "You CAN"T please everyone - so you've got to please yourself."
Note 1: Art is a verb. I do art in the same way that I fish. I'll be on the stream, casting as well as I know how to. If I am "successful" - that is - if I catch fish ... all well and good. If I don't - I am still doing what I most WANT to do at that moment - Flycasting. So, "success" or not ... it is a "win" - "win" situation - for me.


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MARYSVILLE, Calif. (AP) - A former Marysville police officer has been convicted of authorizing the illegal strip search of a motorist who was stopped for not wearing a seat belt.
Jurors found Joshua Hendrickson guilty of authorizing Officer Amy Alfred to perform a body cavity search on Stacy May last January while cars passed by. Hendrickson stopped May's car because she was not wearing a seat belt.
Police Chief Wallace Fullerton said Friday that Hendrickson had left the police force, but did not say if he had been fired or resigned.
Alfred is scheduled to stand trial Sept. 23. Sentencing for Hendrickson is set for Sept. 15.
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Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., a private, nonprofit organization, was founded at Howard University in Washington, D.C., in January 1920. The five founders, or "Pearls, " as they are more commonly referred to-Pearl Anna Neal, Arizona Cleaver Stemons, Viola Tyler Goings, Myrtle Tyler Faithffil, and Fannie Pettie Watts-strove to charter an organization that focused on the ideals of scholarship, service, sisterly love, and finer womanhood. A founding member of the National Pan Hellenic Council, Inc., Zeta is also the only African American Greek-lettered sorority that is constitutionally bound to a brother organization, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Sharing the official colors of royal blue and white, both organizations have their national headquarters in Washington, D.C.
Zeta is also proud of its other "first" accomplishments. It was the first black sorority that chartered international chapters in West Africa and Germany, formed both adult and youth auxiliary groups, and employed the first paid staff to administer both its national and international affairs from its central office in Washington, D.C. Like other African American Greek-lettered organizations, Zeta's membership hosts a variety of impressive and accomplished women, including the actresses Janet DuBois and Esther Rolle, the singers Sarah Vaughn and Dionne Warwick, the author Zora Neale Hurston, and Dr. Deborah Wolfe, former educational chief of the House of Representatives.
Zeta, like the other eight major black Greek-lettered organizations, is a life-time membership organization. With official membership criteria tied to post-secondary education, many of its projects provide college and community service at the local, national, and international level. Zeta maintains a list of traditional initiatives such as Stork's Nest, a program that provides goods and services to young mothers. In recent years Zeta also organized relief programs in response to national disasters. In the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew, for example, the organization called upon members to send money and other donations to the victims of the storm.
Preparing for the approaching millennium, Zeta has encouraged local chapters to sponsor young people at the NASA Space Camp. Zeta chapters also support voter registration campaigns and efforts of local charities. At the beginning of each new calendar year, Zeta salutes its founders with Salute to Finer Womanhood activities and luncheons. Zeta is supported financially through dues and gifts of members, or "Sorors."
In the United States, all national initiatives and administrative work are managed by the national headquarters. National policy and program initiatives are dictated by an executive board that oversees state chapters and eight regional divisions: Midwestern, Great Lakes, Atlantic, Eastern, Southeastern, South Central, Southern, and Pacific. Chapters in Germany are supervised by the Atlantic region and those in the Caribbean are directed by the Southeastern region. Information about Zeta's programs is distributed during local chapter meetings, annual regional conferences, and biannual national conferences and through the organizations official publication, The Archon. Local chapters are represented on the local councils of the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC). Through its affiliation with the NPHC, Zeta Phi Beta also works with other black Greek-lettered organizations, pooling resources and sponsoring joint service projects and program initiatives to assist African American communities.
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If you could make one wish for anything in the world -- anything a person could actually grant -- what would you wish for?
Now, imagine if people in your community actually came forward and granted that wish.
How would that extraordinary act of generosity affect you? Would it change your life?
Sure, it would. I say this because I work at Make-A-Wish, where granting wishes is our stock in trade. We grant wishes to children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy. And we see lives changed every day.
We've been granting wishes since 1980, when a group of caring individuals granted the wish of a 7-year-old Phoenix boy with leukemia to be a police officer for a day. They changed little Chris Greicius's life, even though they could not save it.
Convinced they were onto something powerful, they founded Make-A-Wish in his memory. Sunday, April 29 is World Wish Day, the 32nd anniversary of the day Chris got his wish and inspired the creation of Make-A-Wish.
Since that day, we've grown to an organization that last year granted nearly 14,000 wishes to qualified children in the United States, and an additional 8,800 wishes in other countries.
Over the years we've raised an army of volunteers who number more than 30,000 strong, all dedicated to helping the sickest kids among us by teasing out of them what their most heartfelt wish is. Once they have that wish request, they set out to grant the wish. To date, more than 280,000 kids have had their wishes come true.
So what. Why are wishes important?
The answer might surprise you. It surprised us.
Why choose this cause as our way to help sick children? The act is nice, but is it really necessary?
You bet it is.
Anecdotally, wish kids, their parents, and the community of medical professionals who treat children with life-threatening illnesses continually confirm that the impact of having one's most heartfelt wish come true is substantial and undeniable. But we wanted to dig deeper.
We commissioned a groundbreaking survey among medical professionals, designed to measure wish impact, that was completed in 2011. The responses were much more heartening than even we had anticipated.
Medical professionals reported that children who have their wish granted by Make-A-Wish:
• appear more energetic
• are more willing to comply with vital treatment protocol
• become more determined in their fight to regain health or quality of life
Those were encouraging indicators of the influence of a wish. But there was a bigger question that has gnawed at us, and many others, for 32 years. And we finally got the answer.
Of those medical professionals -- doctors, nurses, child-life specialists and social workers, all of whom had worked with wish kids -- 89 percent said that the introduction of a wish experience into a young patient's life has the ability to improve physical health.
Not just mental, emotional, or psychological health. Physical health.
To have nearly nine in 10 medical professionals -- a group that typically is overly cautious about attributing cause and effect -- astounded us.
Guess who was not astounded ...
The numbers that floored us did not surprise the parents of wish kids we surveyed -- not one bit. They agreed that the wish experience not only helped their sick children -- they said it helped the whole family, and continues to help long after the wish is granted.
The immediate family, after all, serves as young patients' core of support as they fight illness. That core is put to a stress test that can become unbearable as a child descends into the pain of illness and treatment, and the terror of an uncertain future.
Suffering from neuro-blastoma, 7-year-old Maxwell Hinton only wanted one thing from the Make-A-Wish Foundation: To blow up a building. "I watch 'MythBusters' and they inspired me to blow a building up," he explained. To watch Maxwell's wish come true, click here.
The governor of Colorado named May 14 "Princess Natalie Day" with the crowning of Princess Natalie Wertz, who was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. Her wish to become a princess came true, and her dad hopes that it will be the first of many realized dreams. "I think this does give her confidence. I think this gives her hope and motivation," he said. "I think it will give her, if nothing else, something to remember for a long long time." Read Princess Natalie's whole story, here.
In January WWE star John Cena was honored by the Make-A-Wish Foundation for granting the most wishes in the organization's history. "There's nothing greater than seeing a Make-A-Wish child and the Make-A-Wish family get so excited, get so happy and pretty much be welcomed into the escape that is the WWE," Cena told AZFamily.com. "That's pretty much what it's all about for me." Read the whole story, here.
For Chris Ramirez, the wishes didn't stop just because his cancer did. A year after beating a rare brain tumor, the 18-year-old was invited back to watch the L.A. Dodgers baseball team. He had tried out for the team thanks to Make-A-Wish, and was welcomed back graciously as a cancer survivor. "I feel lucky and the Dodgers gave me something to look forward to," Ramirez said. "They said I can always come back." Read the whole story, here.
In 2012 Rachel Murray, a Cleveland teenager undergoing chemotherapy got the surprise of a lifetime when she and her parents sat next to Rihanna at the Grammy's -- thanks to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. "I couldn't believe it when Rihanna walked up to me and said hello," Murray told WKYC.com. "I tried to remain calm but I know I was gushing as I asked for her autograph." Read the whole story, here.
Wishes that come true, parents say, create moments where the children regain their identities separate from illness, and take back enough control of their lives to force a return to normalcy for the entire family. And that respite from fighting disease allows all family members to regain their footing, draw together and rejuvenate their efforts to rally around their sick family member.
And what about the wish kids? So many describe the wish experience as a game changer, that pivot point in their journey wherein they regain control of their lives after ceding it to the effects of illness and the demands of fighting it.
Of the many wish kids I have met, perhaps none left such an impression on me as the former wish kid I met four years ago. She had been a teenage girl fighting cancer, which robbed her of her hair, her energy, her self-esteem -- and, she worried -- her future. She wanted to be beautiful again, so she wished to be a fashion model for a day.
We granted that wish, and she changed. She was reminded of her own power, her beauty, and her ability to control her destiny. The wish was a pivot point for her, and boy, did she pivot.
She beat her cancer and went to college. When I caught up with her, she was in medical school.
"After my wish," she told me, "I decided I wanted to be a pediatric oncologist. I'm going to kill the cancer that tried to kill me."
She is one of 280,000 reasons we'll be celebrating World Wish Day on Sunday. I hope you will join us.


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Bostock, Richard M. (Rick)
Professor of Plant Pathology
Director, Western Plant Diagnostic Network
Office Phone: 530-752-0308
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B.S. Rhodes College 1974 Biology
Ph.D. University of Kentucky 1981 Plant Pathology
Area of Specialization
Biochemistry and molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions; diseases of orchard crops.
General areas of emphasis in my research program are the biochemistry and molecular biology of plant-microbe interactions and diseases of orchard crops. Recent or current research projects include: lipid-based signaling in defense networks and programmed cell death (apoptosis) in plants; signal interactions in induced resistance to pathogens and insects; abiotic root stress in predisposition to diseases caused by Phytophthora spp.; and fungal diseases of orchard crops and perennial hosts.
Selected Publications (since 2005):
- Robinson SM and Bostock RM. β-Glucans and eicosapolyenoic acids as MAMPs in plant-oomycete interactions: past and present. (2015) Frontiers Plant Sci. 5:797. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2014.00797
- Hishinuma S, Dallara P, Parker C, Roubtsova T, Tisserat N, Zerillo M, Bostock R, Flint M, Seybold S. (2015) Wingnut (Pterocarya sp.) as a new generic host for Pityophthorus juglandis (Coleoptera: Scolytidae). The Canadian Entomologist (in press)
- Bostock RM, Thomas C, Hoenisch RW, Golino DA, Vidalakis G. (2014) Plant health: How diagnostic networks and inter-agency partnerships protect plant systems from pests and pathogens. California Agriculture 68:117-124.
- Bostock RM, Robinson SM, Pye MF, Kasuga T, Dehesh K. (2014) Arachidonate-induced immunity and mixed messages in plant-oomycete interactions, KR Freitas Schwan-Estrada, C Mendes da Silva, A Jose Maia, CM Duarte Rios Faria, J Cesar T. Colella, (ed), Indução de Resistência em Plantas a Patógenos, Centro de Ciências Agrárias, Maringá, UEM/MPA, 9-27
Yaghmour MA, Nguyen TL, Roubtsova TV, Hasey JK, Fichtner EJ, DeBuse C, Seybold SJ, Bostock RM. (2014) First report of Geosmithia morbida on English walnut and its Paradox rootstock in California. Plant Disease 98: 1441.
- DiLeo MV, Bostock RM, Rizzo DM. (2014) Microclimate impacts survival and prevalence of Phytophthora ramorum in Umbellularia californica, a key reservoir host of sudden oak death in northern California forests. PLoS ONE. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0098195, 9(8): e98195.
- Stack JP, Bostock RM, Hammerschmidt R, Jones JB, and Luke E. (2014) The National Plant Diagnostic Network: Partnering to protect plant systems. Plant Disease 98:708-715.
- Bostock RM, Pye MF, and Roubtsova T. (2014) Predisposition in plant disease: exploiting the nexus in abiotic and biotic stress perception and response. Annu. Rev. Phytopathol. 52:517-49
- Pye MF, Hakuno F, MacDonald JD, and Bostock RM (2013) Induced resistance in tomato by SAR activators during predisposing salinity stress. Frontiers Plant Sci. doi: 10.3389/fpls.2013.00116
- Walley JW, Kliebenstein DJ, Bostock RM, and Dehesh K (2013) Fatty acids and early detection of pathogens. Curr. Opin. Plant Biol. 16:520-526
- Marti´nez-Garci´a PJ, Parfitt DE, Bostock RM, Fresnedo-Rami´rez J, Vazquez-Lobo A, et al. (2013) Application of Genomic and Quantitative Genetic Tools to Identify Candidate resistance genes for brown rot resistance in peach. PLoS ONE 8(11): e78634. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0078634
- Inderbitzin P, Davis RM, Bostock RM, Subbarao KV (2013) Identification and differentiation of Verticillium species and V. longisporum lineages by simplex and multiplex PCR assays. PLoS ONE 8(6): e65990. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0065990
- Utley, C., Nguyen T, Roubtsova T, Coggeshall M, Ford TC, Grauke LJ, Graves AD, Leslie CA, Mckenna J, Woeste K, Yaghmour MA, Cranshaw W, Seybold SJ, Bostock RM, Tisserat N. (2013) Susceptibility of walnut and hickory species to Geosmithia morbida. Plant Disease, 97:601-607 http://dx.doi.org/10.1094/PDIS-07-12-0636-RE.
- Chiu C-M, B-J You, C-M Chou, P-L Yua, F-Y Yua, S-M Pana, RM Bostock, K-R Chung and M-L Lee. (2013) Redox status-mediated regulation of gene expression and virulence in the brown rot pathogen Monilinia fructicola. Plant Pathology 62:809-819 Doi: 10.1111/ppa.12006.
- Marek SM, Yaghmour MA, and Bostock RM. (2013) Fusarium spp., Cylindrocarpon spp., and predisposing environmental stress in the etiology of a canker disease of cold-stored fruit and nut tree seedlings in California. Plant Dis. 97:259-270.
- Yaghmour, M. A., Bostock, R. M., Adaskaveg, J. E., and Michailides, T. J. 2012. Propiconazole sensitivity in populations of Geotrichum candidum, the cause of sour rot of peach and nectarine, in California. Plant Dis. 96:752-758.
- Yaghmour, M. A., Bostock, R. M., Morgan, D. P., and Michailides, T. J. 2012. Biology and sources of inoculum of Geotrichum candidum causing sour rot of peach and nectarine fruit in California. Plant Dis. 96:204-210.
- Inderbitzin P, Davis RM, Bostock RM, Subbarao KV. 2011. The Ascomycete Verticillium longisporum is a hybrid and a plant pathogen with an expanded host range. PLoS ONE 6(3): e18260. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0018260
- Inderbitzin P, Bostock RM, Davis RM, Usami T, Platt HW, Subbarao KV. 2011. Phylogenetics and taxonomy of the fungal vascular wilt pathogen Verticillium, with the descriptions of five new species. PLoS ONE 6(12): e28341. doi:10.1371/journal.pone. 0028341
- Bostock RM, Savchenko T, Lazarus CM, Dehesh K. 2011. Eicosapolyenoic acids: novel MAMPs with reciprocal effect on oomycete-plant defense signaling networks. Plant Signaling and Behavior 6:531-33
- Fletcher J., Luster D, Bostock R, Burans J, Cardwell K, Gottwald T, McDaniel L, Royer M, and Smith K. 2010. Emerging infectious plant diseases. In Scheld WM, Grayson ML, and Hughes JM (eds.). Emerging Infections 9, pp 337-366 ASM Press, Washington, DC
- Inderbitzin P, Bostock RM, Trouillas FP, Michailides TJ. 2010. A six locus phylogeny reveals high species diversity in Botryosphaeriaceae from California almond. Mycologia 102(6):1350-68
- Savchenko T, Walley JW, Chehab EW, Xiao Y, Kaspi R, Pye MF, Mohamed ME, Lazarus CM, Bostock RM, and Dehesh K. 2010. Arachidonic acid: an evolutionarily conserved signaling molecule modulates plant stress signaling networks. Plant Cell 22: 3193-3205
- DiLeo MV, Pye MF, Roubtsova TV, Duniway JM, MacDonald JD, Rizzo DM, and Bostock RM. 2010. Abscisic acid in salt stress predisposition to Phytophthora root and crown rot in tomato and chrysanthemum. Phytopathology 100:871-879
- Lee M-H, Chiu C-M, Roubtsova T, Chou C-M, and Bostock RM. 2010. Overexpression of a redox-regulated cutinase gene MfCUT1 increases virulence of the brown rot pathogen Monilinia fructicola on Prunus spp. Molecular Plant Microbe Interactions 23:176-186.
- Su SYW, Beck HW, Xiao X, DePree J, Degwekar S, Zhou C, Lee M, Thomas C, Coggeshall A, and Bostock R. 2010. ETKnet: A Distributed Network System for Sharing Event Data and Multi-faceted Knowledge in a Collaboration Federation. In Yang, C.C., M.C.-L Chau, J. -H Wang, and H. Chen (eds.) Security Informatics. VII, pp. 135-154.
- DiLeo MV, Bostock RM, and Rizzo DM. 2009. Phytophthora ramorum does not cause physiologically significant systemic injury to California bay laurel, its primary reservoir host. Phytopathology 99:1307-1311.
- Roubtsova, T. V., and Bostock, R. M. 2009. Episodic abiotic stress as a potential contributing factor to onset and severity of disease caused by Phytophthora ramorum in Rhododendron and Viburnum. Plant Disease 93:912-918.
Lee, M-H., and Bostock, R.M. 2007. Fruit exocarp phenols in relation to quiescence and development of Monilinia fructicola infections in Prunus: a role for cellular redox? Phytopathology 97:269-277.
- Weyman PD, Pan Z, Feng Q, Gilchrist DG, and Bostock RM. 2006. DEA1, a circadian- and cold-regulated tomato gene, protects yeast cells from freezing death. Plant Molecular Biology 62:547-559
- Lee M-H and Bostock RM. 2006. Induction, regulation, and role in pathogenesis of appressoria in Monilinia fructicola. Phytopathology 96:1072-1080.
- Lee M-H and Bostock RM. 2006. Agrobacterium T-DNA-mediated integration and gene replacement in the brown rot pathogen Monilinia fructicola. Current Genetics 49:309-322.
- Weyman PD, Pan Z, Feng Q, Gilchrist DG, and Bostock RM. 2006. A circadian rhythm-regulated tomato gene is induced by arachidonic acid and Phythophthora infestans infection. Plant Physiology 140:235-248.
- Stack J, Cardwell K, Hammerschmidt R, Byrne J, Loria R, Snover-Clift K, Baldwin W, Wisler G, Beck H, Bostock R, Thomas C, Luke E. 2006. The National Plant Diagnostic Network. Plant Disease 90:128-136
- Bostock, RM. 2005. Signal crosstalk and induced resistance: straddling the line between cost and benefit. Annu. Rev. Phytopathol. 43:545-80


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You can tell your wife, Z says a man needs, at minimum, six and 1/2 bikes. One for trail riding, one for riding in bad weather, a vintage 3-speed for cruising through town and doing errands, a randonneur for long distance touring, a really fine bicycle for going on rides, #6 for a project to keep you off the street and out of trouble - especially when the weather is too bad for even riding bike #2, and the 1/2 of a tandem for spending time with your favorite girl (that would be her - and the other half of the tandem counts as hers). Go forth, and assert yourself, and if that fails, start bringing home project rowboats. If she objects to that, pose the natural question - "Would you rather I have rowboats, or bicycles?"
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That's what my dad said when he bought me my first bike - a 24" Royce Union - and skipped the 20" size. On my first solo ride down the side walk I did a face plant and broke my front tooth. 40 years later that tooth is finally worn down enough that it doesn't look broken anymore. Thanks, dad!!
It looks like the Q factor is proportional.
Very comfy looking seat. By the way, you know that devil guy who always shows up during theTour de France? This is one of his bicycles. It might be in th Guiness Book of Records, as I recall.
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Is that what you're gonna run on your wife when she discovers that Professional frame?Originally Posted by USAZorro
As for the bike in the pic, I think that seat came off my old Columbia.
Radial rear wheels are for suckers.
Nah. I'll give her the choice between cars and bikes. I only suggested rowboats because he lives in New England.Originally Posted by mswantak
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I think you can still get the original John Deere decals for that bike
Having a flat tire as part of the total cycling experience is highly overrated. Knowing how to fix one quickly is not.
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