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Trespass America -- Cleveland, OH -- August 5th, 2012
My girlfriend and I couldn't find a schedule for times for this show anywhere, other than the time it started. Even though I honestly only went for five finger death punch, Killswitch Engage, and Trivium.
We got there in the middle of Battlecross's set. I didn't hear much but I wasn't impressed with what I heard. 1/10
Next up was God forbid. I'd honestly not heard any of their music before and they weren't too bad. There were a couple songs I liked. Ironically they were the two songs I also caught titles for Overcome and Equalibrium both off their new album. 4/10
Next up was Emure. This might have been one of the most painful half hours of my life. I'd never heard an Emure song before but holy fuck christ they were horrible. I've heard a lot of music I didn't like before but I've rarely heard music that I had to turn to someone and go is this actually music? There was a point after about 25 minutes of seemingly endless breakdowns that I turned to my girlfriend and said holy fuck this band can only play 1 note. Hell you can play 6 different notes on the guitar without even trying or knowing shit about guitars. Also I got a little tired of the singer pretending to be tough. My girlfriend couldn't believe the singer didn't pass out he was wearing a jacket in 90 degree weather. 0/10
Next up were pop Eval. I know like one of their songs and they didn't even play the one I know. They honestly were better than I thought they'd be. My only question is how did this band honestly get on this tour, they were clearly a rock band in the middle of a metal show. Was this someone's idea of a joke? Shouldn't these guys be touring with Hinder or something? 5/10
Next was trivium. I saw them 2 months ago at rock on the range and they were good then but I didn't get to see anything off shogun, their best album IMO. Again this time I didn't get to see down from the sky, which I wanted to see, but they played torn between Scylla and Charybdis, one of my favorite songs on the album instead so it worked out. Trivium, please just stop playing In Waves, its getting old already. Also Stop yelling at the crowd Matt for not being into you enough, why don't you try to be more interesting or get them pumped up in other ways than trying to shame them into moshing for you. I really did enjoy their show though. 7/10
Capsizing the Sea intro
In Waves
Pull Harder on the strings of your Martre
Caustic are the ties that bind
Torn between Scylla and Charybdis
Throws of Perdition
Leaving this world behind outro
And now it was time for Killswitch engage. I saw them with Howard at Rock on the Range a couple years ago and really enjoyed them, this would be my first time seeing them with Jessy. I was never as big a fan of him as Howard, especially his screams on record. That being said I'm really glad he rejoined the band rather than someone else entirely. They ripped through a set filled with a lot of songs I would have expected, but a few I hadn't seen before that I really wanted to see. They had a lot less crowd interaction than I'd expected from videos of previous concerts I'd sceen. However the crowd seemed to enjoy them definitely the most of anyone we'd seen up to this point. My only complaint was Jessy's mic was too low in the mix, he sounded really really good when I could hear him, but there were a lot of times I couldn't hear him very well, and I was right next to the sound booth. The band plays really well together, they're very tight. They played one new song which I enjoyed, which gives me hope the new material will be good from them whenever the album comes out. 8/10
Killswitch Engage
Rose of Sharyn
Fixation on the Darkness
No End in Sight
This is Absolution
A Bid Farewell
Life to Lifeless
My Last Serenade
End of Heart Ache
My Curse
Holy Diver
Finally Five Finger Death Punch came out. Give me shit if you like, but this is one of my favorite bands, I think the musicianship is excelent and I love Ivan's voice, I also think Ivan is a great frontman and of all the ones I saw sunday was the only one to really get a decen crowd reaction. The three times I've seen them they've sounded good and I've really enjoyed their shows. I can't speak to what some of their fans are like and frankly don't care. I saw them too in May and enjoyed them as much if not more now. I got to see two more songs I hadn't seen before which was cool. I thought coming down translated really well live, and war is the answer was ok. They had to cut one song from our set which pissed me off because Ivan got into a fight with security for throwing kids out who violated the no crowd Surfing rule. I know I've seen no one gets left behind before but it still blows that I didn't get to see it because they had to cut it. I understand having things you want to stand up for but calling out security enough so you get asked to leave is just a little stupid. That's the only reason I won't give them 10/10 because they cut the set short. 9.5/10
Five Finger Death Punch
Under and Over it
Burn it Down
American Capitalist
Hard to See
Coming Down
Crossing over tease (if the crowd goes nuts when you play a tease shouldn't you just play the song?)
bad company
White Nuckles
Drum Solo
Never enough
War is the Answer
Remember everything (Acoustic)
The Bleeding
too short for a headlining set.
The show ran from 5 to 11. We looked at Merch but shirts were $35 and I was like really? and refused to pay the price of admission for a shirt even though I collect tour shirts, I'm thinking about displaying them someday when I get my own house.
Overall it was a fun evening, despite the heat it was like 90 and Humid with almost no breaze up until about 9 or 10 and then it started to cool off. I am definitely glad I went, my girlfriend and I almost always have fun together and both love music so it made it even better. It was worth the price of admission even though the sound the entire night blew. It was great the last two times I saw concerts there, but I saw staind and seether which have very different sounds from the bands sunday, but still you think they could have done something to fix the sound even just a little so the vocalists wouldn't get so lost in the mix.
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by Karen Lightman, Managing Director, MEMS Industry Group
Originally posted on Design News
MEMS in sports is not a new idea. Years ago, Freescale began demonstrating how MEMS could help analyze and improve golf swings by retrofitting accelerometers in the shaft of a golf club. Check out this 2007 video clip from Freescale. Since then, I've seen an increasing number of examples of MEMS in sports; not just in demos, but in actual products.
Like many things in high tech, good design has spurred the adoption and application of MEMS in sports. While hosting the first MEMS TechZone at CES last month, I saw another compelling example of MEMS-enabled sports from the guys at Diesel Dogs, as they were our booth-buddies and part of Freescale's exhibit. Diesel Dogs has partnered with Freescale to develop Bluetooth Smart Weights, MEMS-enabled barbells that relay the movements of weights to an Android application. Diesel Dogs's Smart Weights could be used for people who want to optimize their weight training workout. This is the kind of MEMS in sports that can help me become a smarter athlete.
Thanks to the lower price point of MEMS devices (including accelerometers, gyroscopes, and microphones), we are seeing an increase in the adoption and integration of MEMS in sports. This is such a hot topic that MEMS Industry Group (MIG) — a partner of Sensors in Design (part of Design West Summit) — will showcase MEMS in sports at next month's conference.


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I had this exact same experience and it was the most one-sided fight so far. It was embarassing how bad I lost. I think I only killed two units the whole fight because none of my 4 & 5 AGI units could act before the buncles.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2012
I'm so thankful
The other day, I received a HUGE box in the mail. I don't care how old I get, I think it will always be exciting to receive a huge brown box in the mail. It was filled with wrapped packages!
I didn't know where to begin (well after the card) and slowly started unwrapping things. I'm pretty sure I was already teary eyed. I knew that this was my pillow talk swap package and I was in for a ride.
The first things I saw were two new skeins of cashmerino yarn and a bundle of Kei Polka dots. Right off the bat I was already overwhelmed with her generosity.
One package was labeled "a little HR". A total understatement for what was in there! A full yard of this gorgeous hard to find gold fish fabric and some adorable pins by Christine. I've wanted both forever! I was definitely crying at this point.
And then there was a package labeled "from your ISO list". Uhm?! Are you kidding me?! I was completely blown away. This is beyond generosity. One of my friends saw this pic and said it was a tribute to gods of fabrics. lol
Oh and wait...remember that this was a PILLOW swap? I haven't even gotten to the pillow yet! And let me tell you. it did not disappoint. I love everything about it...from the text fabric, to the original Flea Market fancy prints that I have not a single scrap of!, to the tape measure fabric and of course that gorgeous whimsical and patchwork design.
Those photos are all from real time because I made myself wait and take a photo with each step. I still can't believe I could have the discipline to do it. But it was a good thing to do because each item needed to be thoroughly processed and enjoyed.
Thank you so much Kirsten! You outdid yourself in generosity!! I am truly thankful and think I was the luckiest person in the whole swap.
Now I need to go hang out with these guys for a while....
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Simply AWESOME!ReplyDelete
What an incredible gift! I'm glad you receive it. You've given so generously in these swaps.ReplyDelete
What a wonderful package!! Enjoy your new treasures!!ReplyDelete
wow! you DID do well xxReplyDelete
Wow, that's such an awesome gift/swap from a really nice person. Can you tell me more about the pins? Are they from a shop? I'm always looking for fun pins.ReplyDelete
what a generous gift!ReplyDelete
Amazing! Someday I will get over my fear of swaps and join in :)ReplyDelete
Wow! I am speechless. Hats off to your partner for an amazing gift. I'm so grateful for you that you received such a beautiful package since you gave so much of yourself in that swap yourself. She really knew how to knock your socks off.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous! I want that pillow!ReplyDelete
WOW!! Just an amazing example of true generosity!!ReplyDelete
Amazing gifts! Everything is so beautiful and thoughtful - just as gift giving should be!ReplyDelete
They truly are amazing gifts very thoughtful and from the heart.ReplyDelete
Awesome doesn't even begin to cover it. You lucky lucky lady you.ReplyDelete
Wow, you are a very lucky girl! Awesome pillow! Enjoy your treasures!ReplyDelete
Wow....lucky you! Fabulous fabric colors and the pillow is just wonderful. Enjoy!ReplyDelete
Wow....lucky you! Fabulous fabric colors and the pillow is just wonderful. Enjoy!ReplyDelete
Wow, that is the package of awesome! Enjoy :o)ReplyDelete
Ok so I am not a butterfly fan... I LOVE THOSE BUTTERFLIES! oh so fun! You are a lucky gal!ReplyDelete
As my two kindergarten kids say . . . you filled my bucket! so glad you like it! You always knock your self out when you do a swap and you so deserve to have someone make you feel special, so glad my mission was accomplished!ReplyDelete
-Kirsten, Three Dancing Magpies
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Thursday, January 21, 2010
Recent Adventures In Advanced Style
Here are a few of my latest photos from my days off spent with these lovely ladies. There is too much to say and too many pictures to post so stay tuned for some more on Debra and Doris including some great videos.
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- Chloeeeee said...
The first lady is AMAZING! That avant garde look is breathtaking!
I wish I could be that polished at my excessively young age!
- January 21, 2010 at 2:40 AM
- Tita Mama said...
I'll be right here. Looking forward to the videos!
- January 21, 2010 at 7:01 AM
- Mim said...
Marvelous! They inspire me as well.
- January 21, 2010 at 7:20 AM
- necessity jones said...
I agree, that first lady looks especially ravishing. I love her esprit and warmth as I love your blog and the awe inspiring personalities it presents, their grace and style...."advanced style" somehow stops my inner clock from ticking! Cheers!
- January 21, 2010 at 9:11 AM
- X. Von Glindmeyer said...
I am so magnificently happy a friend of mine lead me to your blog. Every entry is so inspiring. Dotage is out of the question!
- January 21, 2010 at 10:22 AM
- Nance said...
I've never been very stylish, but, as I age, I notice a belief arising that I should give up what little style I possessed and avoid embellishing myself...as if humility is the most important virtue in the old...as if calling attention to myself would be burdensome to others and make me seem foolish. Your pictures go some way toward changing my mind. And they are so obviously a labor of love.
- January 21, 2010 at 12:24 PM
- Kim Zoph said...
This is my first comment, but I wanted to let you know how wonderful your blog is. I look forward every day to seeing the great-looking people you feature, and to reading your observations of their lives and style.
Your site is tremendously gratifying for those of us who look forward to aging with style and grace. Thank you and keep up the good work!
- January 22, 2010 at 8:33 AM
Debra's dress in the first photo is fascinating. Can you kindly tell us how she made that? I'm not sure what material the textured roundels are made from.
Most intriguing!
- January 22, 2010 at 7:47 PM
- tintin said...
They're both beautiful and the love of living life is all over them. Geez, this is why I love living in NYC.
- January 23, 2010 at 12:55 PM
Never doubt your work here - your site and the wonderful people you feature and invite here are life-affirming and magnificent.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
C.S. Lewis, My Godfather: An Evening with Laurence Harwood
Recorded: Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Laurence Harwood, OBE, godson of C.S. Lewis, reflects on his and others relationships with Lewis during his youth. He shares delightful letters and jolly recollections from his book C.S. Lewis, My Godfather: Letters, Photos, and Recollections. Laurence spoke at an evening event sponsored by the C. S. Lewis Society of California.
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Winston Churchill: 20th Century Statesman or Warmonger?
Recorded: Friday, July 13, 2012
Research Editor Anthony Gregory debates at FreedomFest 2012 with former British MP John Browne on the topic: Winston Churchill, great 20th century statesman or warmonger? Ron Holland is the moderator.
Experts: Anthony GregoryType: Other EventIssues: Defense and Foreign Policy, History (International), Political Ideology and Philosophy
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Recorded: Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Mark Edge of the Edgington Post/Free Talk Live interviews Kyle Marchini regarding the Independent Institutes The Challenge of Liberty 2012 Summer Seminars for Students.
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Ivan Eland on the U.S Militarys Role in Africa
Recorded: Monday, July 9, 2012
Ivan Eland, Independent Institute Senior Fellow, joins a debate concerning the U.S militarys role in Africa with Peter Lavelle on the RT Television Networks CrossTalk.
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Ivan Eland on Bahraini Opposition to Saudi-Bahrain Merger Plan
Recorded: Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute, discusses Bahraini opposition to Saudi-Bahrain merger plan on English Radio.
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Recorded: Friday, March 30, 2012
Ivan Eland, Senior Fellow at the Independent Institute discusses the US Military base expansion to Australia on RT.
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Recorded: Tuesday, March 20, 2012
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Recorded: Thursday, May 20, 2010
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Recorded: Monday, June 9, 2008
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Recorded: Tuesday, September 21, 1999
With the recent school massacre in Littleton, Colorado; the shootings of Jewish children in Los Angeles; and rampant drive-by shootings and other atrocities, what can and should be done to protect the innocent against violence in American society? Can government protect the citizenry against gun-related violence? What is the record of individual self-defense against violence in Britain and the U.S.? In this very timely Independent Policy Forum, acclaimed historian Joyce Lee Malcolm and civil rights attorney Don Kates will examine gun laws, violence, and rights.
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TYSONS CORNER, Va. (WUSA) -- The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to increase property taxes on Tysons residents and developers. The board voted to create a tax zone which includes a 10 percent hike to help pay for a green, walkable, mass transit-friendly urban center. This vote has some residents up in arms.
We all know the construction headache commuters are dealing with in the Tysons Corner area in the name of progress. Now, you can add higher taxes in the name of progress.
The board of supervisors approved a tax zone which will help raise $230 million. Landowners in the area will pay up to seven cents for every $100 of their property's assessed value for the next 40 years. Opponents say the tax will hurt Tysons future growth.
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For millennia, farmers all over the world have bred crops for their resistance to disease, productivity, and nutritional value. Today, few topics have the power to inspire as much international furor and misinformation as the development and distribution of genetically altered foods.
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Ping … ping … ping … went Aly Selchick's phone. "Dad wants you home," her siblings texted.
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Malinzi flagged off the team in Dar es Salaam early yesterday morning while wishing them the best of luck in their rather crucial tie this weekend.
On behalf of the Government, the NSC boss dished out $3,000 to assist the team in preparations ahead of the Sunday clash.
He said Simba's handsome three goal victory realized at the national Stadium ten days ago should not give them a confidence that the duel is over.
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While Nyoso was sent off during a return leg match against Setif in Algeria, Masoud has two yellow cards enough to miss the Shandy encounter.
The host side needs to overturn the first leg results through wining by four clear goals without conceding any.
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November 18–22, 2013 | Vol. 117, Programs 56–60
Whether your kids are 5 or 15, you can have fun learning more about the history of Thanksgiving with them. On this week's Home School Heartbeat, Mike Smith shares ways to make the Pilgrim story come alive for your kids, and ways to rediscover what Thanksgiving is really all about.
Teach hospitality by inviting someone to Thanksgiving who might not have a place to go.—Mike Smith
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Apples, pumpkins, crisp weather, and the smell of wood smoke—the signs of Thanksgiving are all around us! Has Thanksgiving, though, made its way into your homeschool? This week on Home School Heartbeat, host Mike Smith suggests various ways that you can combine celebration and learning.
Mike Smith: Have you noticed? Thanksgiving is here! This week, we'll learn about ways that you can bring this all-American celebration into your family's homeschool.
Perhaps the most obvious way to incorporate Thanksgiving is with a history study. Thanksgiving is, after all, a historical celebration! As you and your children travel back in time to learn about the Pilgrim's harvest celebration in 1621, start with the original account. Edward Winslow recorded, "Our harvest being gotten in, our governor sent four men on fowling, that so we might after a special manner rejoice together, after we had gathered the fruits of our labors."
Learn why the first harvest was particularly significant by reading William Bradford's account of the colony's initial hardships in his history Of Plymouth Plantation .
Do you have little ones in your home with a short attention span for listening to Pilgrim history? Try a simpler account, and then make history come to life for them with some reenactment! Even young children can grasp the story of Thanksgiving by play-acting as you or an older child narrates the events.
Reading the historical accounts is just the beginning, though! Next time, we'll discover more ways to celebrate and learn. And until then, I'm Mike Smith.
Mike Smith: Your children will delight in stories about Thanksgiving from famous American authors. Louisa May Alcott tells a charming story in "An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving." Or read aloud Laura Ingalls Wilder's account of a pioneer Thanksgiving, On the Banks of Plum Creek . Older readers may enjoy the New England flavor of Washington Irving's tales of colonial America. And there are lots of Thanksgiving and harvest-themed picture books for younger readers—just visit your library!
But your Thanksgiving English unit wouldn't be complete without some of the great poems of the season. Edgar Guest, John Greenleaf Whittier, James Whitcomb Riley, and many other famous American poets have celebrated this season in memorable verse. Your students may enjoy memorizing a poem to recite for the whole family over Thanksgiving dinner!
And after you read together, make time for writing. This would be a great time to assign a creative writing project. Have the family story-teller pen some historical fiction, or let your budding poet add her own verse to the canon of Thanksgiving poetry! If creative writing is not your student's cup of tea, a short research paper could still add to his appreciation of the holiday.
On our next program, we'll take Thanksgiving outdoors! And until then, I'm Mike Smith.
Mike Smith: One of the most vivid ways to learn is by doing! Of course, you can't literally transport your students back to the first Thanksgiving to join the Pilgrims and the Indians, can you?
Well, with a little imagination, anything is possible! Living history is a great way to help your students understand daily life in the time of famous historical events. Even if you don't live close enough to a museum or living history site for a field trip, you can create your own living history experience.
Check out some books that will give your children a practical idea of life in the early days of the American colonies. Kate Waters has a series of such books. Sarah Morton's Day and Samuel Eaton's Day portray a Pilgrim girl and boy, while Tapenum's Day is about an Indian boy in Massachusetts.
Next, brainstorm creative ways to let your children live out some of those experiences. You might not have goats that can milk or a spring to draw water from. But you can probably let your children try their hand at washing clothes in a big tub or gather wood outdoors and build a fire with your supervision. Perhaps you could try cooking a whole meal together over an outdoor fire. You might gain a new appreciation for how thankful the Pilgrims were for that harvest feast!
Next time, we'll wrap up our celebration of Thanksgiving. But until then, I'm Mike Smith.
Mike Smith: This week, we've considered lots of ways to incorporate Thanksgiving themes into your homeschool. But this might also be a good time to take a break from your more structured academics, if your homeschool schedule will allow it.
A hands-on approach this week could include cooking skills, which is home economics. Discuss nutrition concepts as you plan your meal out. And all the measuring and timing in the kitchen make great teachable moments for math! For practical art projects, your children could make table centerpieces, hand-draw or design place cards on the computer, and arrange other seasonal decorations.
This Thanksgiving, consider reaching out beyond your family circle. Teach your children the heart of hospitality by including someone in your celebration who might otherwise not have a place to go. The originators of Thanksgiving, after all, were immigrants in a strange land.
There are people in your church who don't have family in the area—invite them to share Thanksgiving with you. Do you live near a university or college with foreign students? Or perhaps you've met an immigrant family at the grocery store or the library. Your children could experience the joy of sharing an American tradition with international friends!
Next time, we'll think more about the heart of the Thanksgiving holiday. And until then, I'm Mike Smith.
Mike Smith: Before the holiday comes, take some time to talk with your children about what Thanksgiving means to you.
How do you give thanks? Cultivating gratitude in your children starts with expressing gratitude yourself. Share with your children what you're thankful for. You might begin with our national heritage of freedom, starting with those first Pilgrims. But don't stop there! America is still one of the freest countries in the world. Unlike many homeschoolers around the world, you have the privilege of educating your children without severe regulations.
The Pilgrims, in the middle of deep hardship, stopped to recognize the providence of God in their lives. What are the ways that your family has seen the hand of Providence? You and your children might profit from spending an afternoon making a list of blessings you've experienced—start with giving thanks for each member of your family! But personal gratitude goes beyond just enjoying the good things in life. Has your family suffered hardships that have cultivated perseverance and good character? Thankfulness is a beautiful way to remember that all of life comes from the hand of God.
However you and your family celebrate this Thanksgiving, we at HSLDA wish you blessings and a heart full of gratitude! And until next time, I'm Mike Smith.
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Michael Smith and his wife Elizabeth, along with Michael Farris and his wife, Vicki, incorporated Home School Legal Defense Association in 1983 and were the original board members. Mike grew up in Arkansas, graduated from the University of Arkansas where he played basketball, majoring in business administration. Upon graduation, he entered the U.S. Navy and served three years before attending law school at the University of San Diego.
In 1972, he was admitted to the bar in California and also has been admitted to the Supreme Court of the United States. He is licensed in Virginia, California, and Washington, D.C.
Mike and his family began homeschooling because their 5-year-old flunked kindergarten. This was quite a disappointment to Mike in light of the fact that he was preparing this child to be president of the United States by starting his education as early as possible.
His family's life changed drastically when he heard a radio program in 1981 which introduced him to the idea of homeschooling. When they started homeschooling, they began homeschooling one year at a time to meet the academic and social needs of their children. After spending lots of time around people like Mike Farris, he became convinced that he had been called to use his gifts and talents in the legal profession to assist homeschoolers who were being prosecuted because they didn't hold a teacher's certificate or satisfy the school district that they could competently teach their children.
Mike came to HSLDA full-time in 1987 and has served as president of the organization since the year 2001. In addition to serving as president, he also is a contact lawyer for California, Nevada and Puerto Rico. All of Mike's children are now grown, and three of the four were homeschooled. The most enjoyable part of Mike's job is when he is able to go to homeschool conferences and meet what he calls America's greatest heroes, homeschooling moms.
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Quick—name the show that delivered these W25-54 local market ratings during the November sweeps: 9.6, 9.2, 7.1, 6.9, 6.4.
Big Bang Theory? NCIS? Walking Dead?
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The Young and the Restless.
In Dayton, Baton Rouge, Jackson (MS), Greenville-N. Bern, and Myrtle Beach-Florence, respectively.
That's right – the soap isn't as all washed up as you may have been led to believe.
So for those who fall prey to the idea that Daytime is "past its prime", think about those Prime-like ratings one program is able to generate. Nationally these numbers are a bit more modest – Y&R had a national W25-54 rating for the same period of 2.1. But it's at the local level that these programs can really deliver. You just have to know where to look.
Certainly, it's not typical that Daytime programs deliver ratings in the 9's – but there are those who question whether anyone's watching Daytime at all. For those of you who believe that, we give you Daytime programs that deliver ratings that many Prime contenders would be proud of.
And don't overlook broadcast's daytime news, either. Local stations consistently outdeliver cable news for viewing not only in the W25-54 demo, but also with households and most other important demos.
Indianapolis regularly delivers daytime news HH ratings that are at least on par with some Prime shows. WISH delivers a 6.1 HH rating for their noon newscast (2.7 for W25-54). WTHR has a Household rating of 4.6 at noon and 5.2 at 12:30 (1.4 and 1.7 for W25-54).
In Boston, the noon news on WCVB delivers a 4.0 HH rating and a 1.1 with W25-54, compared with the highest rated cable network news: CNN's 0.6 (HHs) and 0.1 (W25-54) and Fox's 0.8 HH 0.1, respectively.
By the way, at 4:30AM, WCVB's news delivers a 1.7 HH rating and 0.4 W 25-54 rating. If you didn't notice, that's the Extremely Early AM news that's outperforming the cable news deliveries – in Daytime.
So for those who look to market to women, you may be tempted to dismiss Daytime as a daypart that's not what it once was. But if you look at the local opportunities, one might just have to agree. With more engaging content that can deliver audiences the size of Prime, you might just have to say that it's better.


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Dancer Kenichi Ebina won "America's Got Talent" on Wednesday night, ending operatic trio Forte's dream of winning $1 million and a headline act in Las Vegas.
One of Forte's singers, Fernando Varela, is the music director at St. Paul Parish National Catholic Church in Belleview. Varela gave a tearful statement Tuesday night on NBC's hit show.
"I just want to tell every singer who has been rejected to never, never let go of your dreams," a teary-eyed Varela said.
Varela had a strong local following, especially from his church family, which includes the Rev. Mark J. Niznik and Niznik's mom, Jean Pierro of The Villages.
"A lot of people are disappointed right now," Pierro said at 10:35 p.m. when Forte was eliminated. "They are winners anyway."
On Wednesday night, Forte sang on the Radio City Music Hall stage in New York with Josh Groban before the group learned its fate.
The last to perform for America's vote on Tuesday night, Forte sang an emotional Pavarotti song and received a standing ovation from celebrity judges Mel B., Heidi Klum, Howie Mandel and Howard Stern.
Here's how America ranked the acts, from first to sixth: dancer Kenichi Ebina, comedian Taylor Williamson, country singer Jimmy Rose, Forte, magician Collins Key and singer Cami Bradley.
Varela and Josh Page of New York saw each other's opera videos on YouTube and decided to form a trio, adding powerhouse Sean Panikkar.
The first time the group performed together was at an "America's Got Talent" audition. More than 70,000 acts auditioned for the show.
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- For the character in Grand Theft Auto V, see Ron.
RON (BAWSAQ: RON) is a multinational petroleum company featured in Grand Theft Auto IV, Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars and Grand Theft Auto V.
RON is most prominent in both games in the form of its numerous gas stations all over Liberty City. RON storage tanks can also be found in Francis International Airport and Acter Industrial Park. RON presumably bases its Liberty City operations at the RON Building in Alderney City, Alderney, and also operates a refinery at the Acter Industrial Park, also in Alderney.
RON also operates a large wind farm in Los Santos, San Andreas in GTA V. It is named the RON Alternates Wind Farm, and consists of a large array of wind turbines.
The RON name could be a reference to the term Research Octane Number (RON), which measures the amount of octane in petrol, or to the ENRON energy company, while the colors of RON's corporate livery and logo are similar to those of Shell. RON is also a shortened version of the word "wrong", this might mean to people of Liberty City "You've got RON Oil there".
Filling stations
RON operates the largest gas station chain in Liberty City, with 7 stations in total (6 in GTA Chinatown Wars, not counting the Alderney branch), overshadowing all other gas station chains (Terroil and Globe Oil). Like other gas stations in GTA Chinatown Wars, the stations can be used to produce Molotov cocktails. RON also has the most expensive gas, ranging from $2.09 - $8.75.
RON stations can be found in the following locations:
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- The RON motto is "Put RON in your tank." This is play on an old Esso slogan, "Put a tiger in your tank!".
- RON is the actual currency in Romania. Possible a play on: "Put money in your tank".
- RON also means rum in spanish. Possible a play on: "Put alcohol in your tank".
- At the RON gas station In Big Horn Drive, Westdyke, Alderney (The one with combined Car Wash). Sometimes a glitched vehicle always have its hazard lights on.


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Syntactic Components of a Routine Definition
The following sections discuss parameters, language indicators, clauses, scope, variables and data types when working with routines.
Routine Parameters
A routine may have zero or more parameters and each parameter must have a name and a data type specified.
Each parameter of a procedure can have an optional mode specification (IN, OUT or INOUT - see CREATE PROCEDURE in the Mimer SQL Reference Manual for details). When the mode is not explicitly specified, IN is assumed by default.
It is not possible to specify the mode for the parameters of a function (they always have the default mode, IN).
A parameter name must be unique within the routine. A parameter can have the same name as a routine name, however this is not generally recommended. The parameter name can be up to 128 characters in length, see the Mimer SQL Reference Manual, Chapter 5, Naming Objects, for further details about naming SQL objects.
The parameter data type can be any data type supported by Mimer SQL, see the Mimer SQL Reference Manual, Chapter 5, Data Types in SQL Statements.
Note: A domain name cannot be specified for the data type of a routine parameter.
A parameter name may be referenced in an unqualified manner throughout a routine, at all scope levels - see Scope in Routines - the Compound SQL Statement for a discussion of scope in routines.
Examples:CREATE FUNCTION my_function(a INTEGER, b DECIMAL(5,2)) RETURNS DECIMAL(5,2) BEGIN ... END CREATE PROCEDURE lookup(IN i INTEGER, OUT retval VARCHAR(20)) BEGIN ... END
Routine Parameters and Null Values
All parameters accept null values. You can invoke a routine with a null value as a parameter as follows:CALL mimer_store_music.AddTrack(718751799622, cast(null as int), 'Null Set', '3:53')
Routine Language Indicator
The language indicator specifies the language of the routine. Currently, the only language name supported is SQL.
If no language indicator is specified, LANGUAGE SQL is assumed by default.
Routine Deterministic Clause
The deterministic clause for a routine can specify NOT DETERMINISTIC or DETERMINISTIC. If a deterministic clause is not specified, NOT DETERMINISTIC is assumed by default.
A DETERMINISTIC routine is one that is guaranteed to produce the same result every time it is invoked with the same set of input values.
Therefore, a DETERMINISTIC routine may not contain a reference to: CURRENT_DATE, LOCALTIME or LOCALTIMESTAMP.
Specifying a routine to be DETERMINISTIC allows repeated invocations of it to be optimized.
Routine Access Clause
The access clause for a routine specifies which SQL statements are permitted within the routine.
The three different options for the routine access clause (CONTAINS SQL, READS SQL DATA and MODIFIES SQL DATA) are described under CREATE PROCEDURE in the Mimer SQL Reference Manual.
If no routine access clause is specified, then CONTAINS SQL is assumed.
Scope in Routines - the Compound SQL Statement
A compound SQL statement allows a sequence of procedural SQL statements to be considered as a single SQL statement, see COMPOUND STATEMENT in the Mimer SQL Reference Manual for a description of the syntax.
A routine body may contain only one executable SQL statement and the compound SQL statement allows a routine to be defined that can actually contain any number of SQL statements.
A compound SQL statement also defines a local scope in which variables, exception handlers, and cursors can be declared. Compound SQL statements may be nested, one within the other, and thus local scopes may be nested.
A compound SQL statement may be labeled, which effectively names the local scope defined by it. The label name can be used whenever the scope environment needs to be referred to explicitly, e.g. when qualifying the names of objects which have been declared in the compound SQL statement. The label name must not be the same as a routine name.
It is important to understand the effect of scoping on declared items, particularly with respect to: out-of-scope references to variables, see Declaring Variables, the scope within which an exception handler remains in effect and the flow of control effects following the use of different types of exception handler, see Declaring Exception Handlers.
The SQL statement LEAVE is specifically provided to give the programmer the ability to force the flow of control to exit from a labeled scope.
Example:CREATE PROCEDURE my_procedure(INOUT y INTEGER) CONTAINS SQL s0: BEGIN ... s1: BEGIN IF y < 0 THEN SET y = 0; LEAVE s0; END IF; ... END s1; ... END s0
In the example above, the effect of the LEAVE statement is to pass flow of control to the statement END S0, i.e. flow of control exits from the scope labeled S0.
All open cursors declared in a compound SQL statement are closed whenever flow of control leaves the compound SQL statement for any reason.
Note: A compound SQL statement may be preceded by a label which names the scope delimited by the BEGIN and END (this is called the beginning label). Specifying the label next to the END is optional. However, if a label is specified next to the END, the beginning label must be specified.
The ATOMIC Compound SQL Statement
The execution of any SQL statement, other than a procedure-control-statement, is atomic. See the Mimer SQL Reference Manual, Chapter 12, Procedural SQL Statements, for a definition of a procedure-control-statement.
The execution of a compound SQL statement defined as ATOMIC is also atomic.
When the execution of an SQL statement is atomic, an atomic execution context becomes active while the statement, or any contained sub-query, is executing. While an atomic execution context is active, it is possible for another atomic execution context to become active within it.
While an atomic execution context is active the following is true:
- It is not possible to explicitly terminate a transaction, thus all changes made within the atomic execution context occur within the same transaction.
- If an SQL statement within the atomic execution context fails and no handler has been declared within it to handle the error, all the changes made within the atomic execution context will be cancelled and the associated exception will be propagated to the calling environment.
- If an SQL statement within the atomic execution context fails and an UNDO handler has been declared within it to handle the error, all the changes made within the atomic execution context will be cancelled and the handler will be executed.
An atomic compound SQL statement is defined by specifying the keyword ATOMIC next to the BEGIN delimiter. The COMMIT and ROLLBACK statements cannot be used within an atomic compound SQL statement.
A compound SQL statement is explicitly defined as not being atomic by specifying NOT ATOMIC next to the BEGIN delimiter. If nothing is specified next to the BEGIN delimiter, NOT ATOMIC is assumed by default.
If the compound SQL statement contains a declaration for an UNDO exception handler, see Declaring Exception Handlers, the compound SQL statement must be ATOMIC.
Examples:CREATE FUNCTION my_atomic_function(i INTEGER) RETURNS INTEGER BEGIN ATOMIC ... -- All statements executed between this BEGIN -- and END execute within the same active atomic -- execution context. -- UNDO exception handlers are permitted. -- No COMMIT or ROLLBACK allowed! ... END CREATE PROCEDURE my_non_atomic_procedure(i INTEGER) BEGIN NOT ATOMIC ... -- This compound SQL statement is not atomic. -- COMMIT and ROLLBACK statements are permitted. -- No UNDO exception handlers allowed! ... END CREATE FUNCTION my_default_function(i INTEGER) RETURNS INTEGER BEGIN ... -- This compound SQL statement is not atomic, by default. -- COMMIT and ROLLBACK statements are permitted. -- No UNDO exception handlers allowed! ... END
Declaring Variables
It is possible to declare variables, cursors, condition names and exception handlers at the beginning of a compound SQL statement. These items can, therefore, be declared in a routine when a compound SQL statement is used for the routine body.
This section discusses the declaration of variables. Discussions about declaring the other items mentioned above can be found in the following sections:
- cursors, see Using Cursors
- condition names, see Declaring Condition Names
- exception handlers, see Declaring Exception Handlers.
Variables of any data type supported by Mimer SQL may be declared. The name of a variable must be unique within the scope of its declaration and must not conflict with the name of any of the routine parameters.
Variable names can be a maximum of 128 characters in length and are case insensitive. See the Mimer SQL Reference Manual, Chapter 5, Naming Objects, for further details.
Note: The data type for a variable must be specified explicitly, it is not possible to specify a domain.
More than one variable of the same type can be declared in a single variable declaration, see the examples below.
It is possible to specify an optional expression, which may be NULL, that defines the default expression for a variable declaration. The variable(s) created by the variable declaration are given the initial value derived from the default expression. If a default expression is not specified, the value NULL is assumed.
Examples:DECLARE z INTEGER; DECLARE x, y INTEGER DEFAULT 9; DECLARE abx VARCHAR(50); DECLARE a INTEGER DEFAULT NULL;
Note: It is possible to declare a variable that has the same name as a column name in a table. All ambiguous references will be interpreted as a reference to a column name rather than a variable. It is therefore recommended that a suitable naming convention be adhered to that clearly distinguishes between the names of table columns and variables.
The name of a variable may be qualified in the normal way with the beginning label of the scope in which it has been declared.
Example:CREATE PROCEDURE my_procedure(IN x INTEGER) s0: BEGIN DECLARE a, b INTEGER; s1: BEGIN DECLARE b, c INTEGER; ... END s1; s2: BEGIN DECLARE y INTEGER; ... END s2; END s0
The qualified names for the variables in the preceding example are as follows:
S0.A, S0.B, S1.B, S1.C, and S2.Y.
The ROW Data Type
Mimer SQL supports a data type called the ROW data type. It can be used in a compound SQL statement in place of the data type specified when a variable is declared.
A variable that is declared as having the ROW data type implicitly defines a row value, which is a single construct that has a value that effectively represents a table row.
A row value is composed of a number of named values, each of which has its own data type and represents a column value in the overall row value.
A ROW data type can be defined either by explicitly specifying a number of field-name/data-type pairs or by specifying a number of table columns from which the unqualified names and data types are inherited.
ROW Data Type Syntax
The syntax for defining a ROW data type is:
The following points apply to the specification of a ROW data type:
- A domain cannot be specified for data-type.
- The value specified for data-type can be a ROW data type specification.
- Two fields in the same ROW data type specification must not have the same name (this restriction applies equally to fields named by specifying a field-name value and those named by inheriting the unqualified name of a table column).
- If table-name is specified without a list of column names, all the columns in the table are used to define fields in the ROW data type.
Using the ROW Data Type
A ROW variable field is referenced like this: variable-name.field-name.
A value may be assigned to one of the fields in a ROW variable in the same way as a value would be assigned to a variable declared with the same data type as the field. The data type of the field must be assignment compatible with the value being assigned to it.
If the declaration of a ROW variable does not include a DEFAULT clause, each field in the ROW variable is set to NULL initially.
The value of a field in a ROW variable may be used in the same way as any value of that type.
When a ROW data type is defined by specifying table columns, the names and data types of its fields are inherited from the columns in the table(s). Subsequently assigning values to the ROW variable will not affect the table(s) used to define the ROW data type.
A row value, which may be the value of a ROW variable, may be assigned to a ROW variable. The row value and the ROW variable are assignment-compatible if, and only if, both contain the same number of values and each value in the row value is assignment-compatible with the corresponding field in the ROW variable.
Two row values, one or both of which may be the value of a ROW variable, may be compared. The row values are comparison-compatible if, and only if, both contain the same number of values and each value in one is comparison-compatible with the corresponding value in the other.
A ROW variable may be used within a compound SQL statement in the following contexts:
- As the only expression specified in a RETURN statement used in a result set procedure. The ROW variable must be assignment-compatible with the row value defined by the procedure VALUES clause.
- As the only target variable specified in the INTO clause of a SELECT INTO statement. The row value selected must be assignment-compatible with the ROW variable and will be assigned to it.
- As the only target variable specified in the INTO clause of a FETCH statement. The row value fetched must be assignment-compatible with the ROW variable and will be assigned to it.
- As the procedure-variable or expression in a SET assignment statement (see the description above of assignment-compatibility involving ROW variables).
- As an argument in a comparison (see the description above of comparison-compatibility involving ROW variables).
Row Value Expression
A row value expression is an expression that specifies a row value. The values that represent the column values of the row value expression are specified as value expressions in a comma-separated list that is delimited by parentheses.
A row value expression can be used in the following contexts:
- As the only expression in a RETURN statement used in a result set procedure.
- As the expression following the DEFAULT keyword in a DECLARE VARIABLE statement for a variable declared to have the ROW data type.
- As a row value in a comparison or assignment operation.
Examples:RETURN (24, 16, 'xyz', 11.3, x+4/9); DECLARE rc ROW (a INTEGER, b INTEGER, s VARCHAR(10)) DEFAULT (14, 27, 'hello'); IF rc = (14, 27, 'hello') THEN SET rc.s = 'bye'; END IF; SET rc = (99, 105, 'new value');
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- "I ain't TRYING to say nothing! I'm telling you to get over there and make sure this asshole starts bringing in some god damn money!"
- — Vincenzo.
Slacker is the second mission in Grand Theft Auto: Liberty City Stories given to the protagonist Toni Cipriani by Vincenzo Cilli from his warehouse in Atlantic Quays, Portland Island, Liberty City.
The mission begins with Toni entering Vincenzo's warehouse in Atlantic Quays. Vincenzo tells Toni of a dealer who has not been working the Leone patch in Chinatown. Vincenzo also says that there are parallels between them, indirectly calling Toni a chicken-shit. Vincenzo sends Toni to find the dealer and take him to his patch.
Toni finds the dealer in Saint Mark's, opposite Salvatore Leone's Gentlemen's Club. The dealer makes excuses, which Toni ignores. Toni takes the dealer to Chinatown, where the dealer finally admits he is scared off being killed by members of the Sindacco Family, who have taken the area over.
Mission objectives
In order to complete the mission the player must:
- Pick up Vincenzo's dealer from St. Mark's district
- Take the dealer to work
The monetary reward for completion of Slacker is $100. Completion of the mission unlocks the next mission for Vincenzo, Dealing Revenge.
- Dealer (Unseen) - Killed by Sindaccos for dealing in their turf.
- After Toni forces the dealer to come with him, a Freeway attended by a biker is available to be stolen, and a homeless person is spotted standing in front of a bench holding a Molotov cocktail (the person will flee when approached).
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Emergency Management, a program of the Office of Risk Management, is committed to a continuous process of preparing for, responding to, recovering from, and reducing or eliminating the losses from natural and technological hazards that may negatively affect its students, faculty, staff, visitors, intellectual property, and facilities at Wright State University.
To that end, Emergency Management will
- Establish and promote a foundation for emergency management and the framework for effective plans and procedures;
- Develop and align achievable emergency management goals and objectives with the vision, mission, and purpose of Wright State University;
- Define procedures pertinent to the execution of the Emergency Management Program;
- Identify, establish, and maintain good working relationships with internal and external emergency management partners; and
- Strengthen program continuity and viability by identifying source funding, recommending normal budget levels, and establishing expected benchmarks or milestones.
The Emergency Management Program shall incorporate elements relative and applicable to emergency preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery activities at Wright State University. Those elements are from the national standard on emergency management and business continuity programs (National Fire Protection Association Standard 1600).
Emergency Management will achieve a balanced and measured, disaster resistant, risk-based process that will be comprehensive in approach and will continuously improve Wright State University's ability to prevent, prepare for, respond to, recover from, and reduce or eliminate losses due to major natural and human-borne emergencies.
Emergency Management
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Fan Club covers
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1.) When's the last time that happened?
2.) My NCAA Bracket.
3.) Celebrating St. Patrick's Day.
1.) Any idea who hit the last inside-the-park home run for the Cubs? What about the last pinch-hit grand slam for Chicago? Below are the answers to these questions and many more in Chicago Cubs home run history!
-Game-ending Walk-off HR: Aramis, 5.17.10 vs. Colorado
-Pinch HR: Aramis, 8.4.10 vs. Milwaukee
-Grand Slam: Aramis, 10.2.10 vs. Houston
-Three-homer game: Aramis, 7.20.10 vs. Houston
*A small example of why I call Aramis "Mr. MVP."
-Game-opening HR: Tyler Colvin, 7.24.10 vs. St. Louis
-Pinch-hit Grand Slam: Mike Fontenot, 5.7.10 vs. Cincinnati
-Inside-the-park HR: Geovany Soto, 5.19.08 vs. Houston
-Pitcher to homer: Big Z, 8.30.10 vs. Pittsburgh
-HR in first MLB at-bat: Starlin castro, 5.7.10 vs. Cincinnati