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Metismo adds 3D to Bedrock
Metismo has confirmed the availability of 3D support within its Bedrock platform in partnership with Imagination Technologies. Bedrock can now enable a J2ME game utilising the JSR239 OpenGL ES API to be developed. Bedrock's Cross Compiler can then be used to translate the J2ME to native C++ and OpenGL ES on a range of handsets including Brew, Apple iPhone, Antix Game Player, Windows Mobile and Symbian.
Vivante's OpenGL® ES 2.0 Conformance Submission First to Support Depth Texture Extension
Vivante Corporation announced that is the first OpenGL® ES 2.0 3D graphics technology provider to submit conformance results that include the Depth Texture extension (OES_depth_texture). Vivante has submitted conformance results based on the GC600 2D/3D GPU IP core for the OpenGL ES 2.0 conformance test, for review. The Depth Texture extension to the OpenGL ES 2.0 application programming interface (API) enables dynamic shadow rendering. Dynamic shadows give applications like 3D Graphical User Interfaces real life animation qualities.
BuGLe OpenGL debugger adds alpha support for Windows and OpenGL ES 2.0
BuGLe is an open-source OpenGL debugger. Previously, it has been limited to X11 systems and OpenGL, but the latest release adds alpha support for Microsoft Windows as well as OpenGL ES 2.0. These ports are not feature-complete (particularly the OpenGL ES port), but developers are encouraged to try them out.
ARM MALI-200 GPU world's first to achieve Khronos OpenGL ES 2.0 Conformance at 1080p HDTV resolution
The ARM® Mali™-200 graphics processing unit is the first GPU on today's market to pass Khronos conformance testing at up to 1080p HDTV resolutions. This brings accredited graphics acceleration to the broadest range of consumer devices, from next-generation set-top boxes to mobile devices with TV Out, to high-definition TVs. ARM is enabling its Partners to deliver attention-grabbing screen displays on all next-generation consumer electronics devices used at home and on the move. ARM is dedicated to the support of open standards, enabling positive market growth, and the Mali-200 GPU demonstrates ARM's continued technology leadership in graphics acceleration.
Digital Airways Makes 3D Mobile Graphics a Reality using OpenGL ES
Mobile user experience software specialist, Digital Airways, introduces Kaleido 3D, an advanced graphic rendering solution for mobile phones. Building on the Kaleido UI software solution, Kaleido 3D allows 2G and 3G handsets manufacturers to create full 3D user interfaces quickly and cost effectively. Taking advantage of the OpenGL-ES standard, Kaleido 3D responds to handset manufacturers' challenges in developing sophisticated 3D graphics for user interfaces and product positioning by providing a multiplatform UI framework and a library of pre-integrated customizable and extendable functions all aimed at simplifying the creation of any sort of innovative animation.
Futuremark Announces a New Automotive Performance Benchmark
Futuremark announces a benchmark product for automotive applications. The benchmark will be designed to evaluate the performance of graphics cores, chips, SoCs, embedded systems and devices used in automotive applications from dashboards to GPS devices. The upcoming automotive benchmark will utilize real-world use cases such as car dashboard, info-system, and navigation workloads based on OpenGL ES 1.x and ES 2.0.
gDEBugger V4.2 Adds full support for Frame Buffer Objects
The new gDEBugger V4.2 adds full support for Frame Buffer Objects (FBOs). It enables developers to view allocated FBOs and Renderbuffer objects, FBOs attachment points (depth, color and stencil) and Renderbuffers data as an image and raw data. This version adds full support for OpenGL context sharing. Shared objects are now displayed in each and every render context that shares them. In addition, NVIDIA GLExpert driver (v2.0) was integrated into this version. gDEBugger, an OpenGL and OpenGL ES debugger and profiler, traces application activity on top of the OpenGL API, lets programmers see what is happening within the graphic system implementation to find bugs and optimize OpenGL application performance. gDEBugger runs on Windows and Linux operating systems.
AMD Next-Generation OpenGL® ES 2.0 Graphics Technology Achieves Industry Conformance
AMD has reached a new milestone in the mobile graphics industry becoming the first 3D graphics technology provider to achieve OpenGL® ES 2.0 conformance certification. AMD OpenGL ES 2.0 mobile graphics technology, which will be included in AMD processors, is based on the same AMD Unified Shader Architecture powering the Microsoft® Xbox 360™ video game console. OpenGL ES 2.0 enables rapid rendering of cutting-edge 3D graphics for a variety of consumer electronics devices. The AMD OpenGL ES 2.0 implementation achieved conformance when they met key feature requirements while being rigorously tested and reviewed by the Khronos Group, the independent industry consortium responsible for the development, promotion and certification of the OpenGL ES standard.
DMP announces three new courses on OpenGL ES and GLSL this summer
DMP announced three new courses, two getting started and one advanced course. The first OpenGL ES Programming training course (advanced) will be next week on June 20th, the second OpenGL ES Programming training course (OpenGL ES Shader) will be in July, while the third GLSL Programming training course (getting started) will follow in August. For more information on these courses, please visit the Khronos Group events page.Read More
HI Corporation announces OpenGL ES 1.1 software implementation
HI Corporation announced that they have developed an OpenGL ES 1.1(*1) software implementation "MascotCapsule Renderion(*2)". With the OpenGL ES compliant 3D graphics software implementation, graphics are not processed by the GPU, but by the main CPU as a software-implemented alternative processor using the processing capacity that has increased significantly in recent years. With this implementation, manufacturers will be able to support the industry standard OpenGL ES without GPU. HI is planning to optimize its software implementation for Renesas Technology's CPU cores, and will greatly promote this product in low-end embedded devices as well as help manufacturers support industry standards at low cost.


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To give fans a preview of the album, a new 90 second audio clip is now available at metalblade.com/dennershermann - where the first single, 'Angel's Blood', can also be streamed, and various pre-order bundles are available now!Read More
Great is Our Sin is slated for a July 22nd release date via Metal Blade Records. The first song from the album, entitled 'Communion', is available for streaming starting today.Read More
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In anticipation of the release of their debut full-length, 'Songs from the Garage', Jim Breuer and The Loud and Rowdy have made the album available for pre-streaming via Pandora.Read More
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On June 3rd, If These Trees Could Talk will release 'The Bones of a Dying World'. For a preview of the quintet's signature instrumental post-rock, head over to MetalSucks.net now where the new track, 'Berlin', is streaming.Read More
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Greta Gerwig fans rejoice. She's starring in Whit Stillman's Violet Wister's DAMSELS IN DISTRESS, which will be released worldwide by Sony Pictures Classics. A release date is yet to be set.
The comedy stars Gerwig (Greenberg, Arthur), Adam Brody, Analeigh Tipton, Megalyn Echikunwoke and Carrie MacLemore. A trio of girls, led by Gerwig, set off to "revolutionize life at a grungy East Coast university" by fighting depression amidst romantic entanglement with a slew of university boys.
Gerwig impressed critics at SXSW with her film, The Dish & The Spoon (interview here).
SPC states: "We've long admired Whit's films and Violet Wister's DAMSELS IN DISTRESS marries his unique sensibility with the kind of acerbic comedy audiences love."


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What is Global Trade Mission?
Each year students engage in an intensive, three-day, hands-on virtual learning experience that simulates an entrepreneurial and business international trade mission. Through this extraordinary opportunity, awareness is created around exciting careers in entrepreneurial and international business in high-tech industries; many in the Science Technology Engineering and Math (STEM) fields.
The Global Trade Mission (GTM) provides a unique experience for High School students to participate in a simulated trade mission. GTM has provided over 2,800 students opportunities to learn about issues in global trade, cultural diversity, entrepreneurship and business and technology tools. GTM is an outstanding model of business, government, and education working together to address 21st century student skills.
In 2007 Automation Alley helped expand Oakland School's GTM to several other counties including Macomb and Wayne County.
How does the mission work?
Cross-district student teams from area high schools are formed to create their unique business export plan, and then present it to an expert panel. Business coaches work with students to assist with research and design, using international videoconferences, internet research, and email "lifelines."
What are the benefits for students to participate?
Student participants gain a unique understanding in the subject matters of global trade, entrepreneurship, business and culture, along with experiencing personal growth. This includes learning skills regarding communication, use of global technology, teamwork, diversity, career awareness and planning, and exposure to business coaches and mentors.
Academic, interpersonal and workplace skills are critical in GTM, as one outstanding team is awarded the "Exportsmanship Award" for outstanding teamwork, problem solving, and cooperation in developing a business plan.
The overall mission of GTM is to create a pipeline of qualified young professionals whom are adept at problem solving which local companies can draw on in the future to enhance Michigan's overall global competitiveness. It also aims to stimulate a spirit of entrepreneur as Michigan's economy shifts to higher-value added technologies while ensuring that our economy remains at the forefront of innovation.


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It's no secret that the Jets have tension in their relationship with young power forward Evander Kane. It's also no secret that Kane's name has come up in trade rumours.
Rumours can simply be rumours, but if those rumours were to be true, what could Jets GM Kevin Cheveldayoff do to make the best of a bad situation?
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We start our examination of the Jets' depth chart with arguably the most important skater position. Championship teams in the modern NHL are typically defined by their quality and depth down the middle, and whether we define success in hockey by goals, scoring chances, or shot attempts, controlling the middle of the ice is critical.
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What makes a good planner? How can planners demonstrate their value? What are the challenges and frustrations in planning today? All these questions were answered at the 4A's Strategy Festival, held in Nashville in October, along with the role played by data, relevant insights from the music industry, and a celebration of planning.
Thanks to Information Specialist Rebecca Samson, for providing this Research Insights encapsulating the major Festival themes.
"Music City" had a starring role at the 2013 Strategy Festival, October 28–29, in Nashville, TN. The music of Nashville-based artists (country and non-country) played throughout. The Jay Chiat awards reception was held at the Silver Dollar Saloon, a downtown hot spot featuring a hometown band. Attendees could be heard excitedly discussing where they had sampled local BBQ and the live music scene.
Titled "Strategy &,"the Festival highlighted the future of strategy and its role in relation to research, creativity, data, innovation, business goals and content. A good mix of panels, presenters and case studies spoke to how planning fits in with, and is affected by, those other forces. A special one-on-one interview with music industry insider, Founder and CEO of Big Machine Records, Scott Borchetta, gave a fascinating look at the music label as content creator. His views on the music business perfectly complemented the conference's Nashville setting, and were also extremely relevant to the audience of strategists, as they echoed many themes addressed by other speakers.
Some ideas that continued to surface throughout the conference were:
Challenges and Frustrations
A lot of talks began with describing the rapidly changing landscape, and the effect it has on the business and how planners have to adapt and respond. Here are some of the issues and opportunities that emerged:
And although Scott Borchetta works in a different industry, he also faces some of the same challenges brought on by our changing world, e.g., the music industry is dealing with streaming services that legally give music away and will force a lot of smaller labels to go out of business. His label must find new ways to monetize, and new opportunities to make use of their assets.
Not surprisingly, the topic of data came up frequently, and it was interesting to see the different approaches and perspectives on data and its role in the business. Suzanne Powers, EVP Chief Strategy Officer, McCann Erickson, believes that the most powerful way of integrating strategy and analytics is by having data embedded in the strategy group. Laura McFarlane, VP Strategy/Global, Sapient Nitro, was also a strong proponent of putting data to use. The promise of big data is an important part of their job, since when they manipulate data, they can change behaviors to their advantage, deriving additional layers of meaning from the data and leveraging it to create experiences. Like Suzanne, Laura also thinks that to blend machine and human intelligence as Sapient does, data has to sit in the strategic planning group and show creatives the impact their work exerts on consumer behavior. Planners must be familiar and comfortable working with data to see in real time what patterns are emerging, how sales are impacted and what shifts. They design experiences that not only generate data but that continue to be improved by it.
Lung Huang, Vice President of Digital Advertising, Global Partnerships, dunnhumby, showed what smart use of data can do for a brand; dunnhumby combines digital media exposure data and shopper data for a new insight dataset. It has seen sales lifts for clients in the yogurt, toothpaste and soft drink categories when data is used to speak to the people who actually want to be spoken to. Context is king—the right message has to be presented to the right people at the right time, and the key to this is data.
Taking a not-entirely negative, but less enthusiastic look at data was Jonah Disend, Founder and CEO, Redscout, who cautioned that you can follow data off a cliff if you're not careful. He thinks it's hard to pull an idea out of data and prefers to push out the idea first and then ask data people at the firms they partner with for confirmation.
Scott Borchetta had his own take on data. "Data is just history," he said. It can help you make a song or record sound just like the last one but it won't help in the moment of discovery. Great artists and writers tell you how to hear things in a brand new way.
What Makes Great Planners
Among the qualities mentioned about what makes a good planner, what is sought after when hiring a planner. Good planners:
The Inspire! Series asked planners with less than five years' experience to offer fresh perspectives on how to ensure the value of planning. One of the winners, Alex Brands from Peter A. Mayer Advertising, Inc., captivated the audience with his take on value as a layered idea with three phases: perception-based value, utility-based value and the deepest level, which is rarity-based value. In addition, a thing's value declines over time as it becomes more common or easy to replicate. For example, 3D printers are currently in the rarity stage of value; they are still very expensive because the emerging technology is hard to replicate, and they allow us to push into new areas that we never could before. Once the technology becomes more common, the value will shift into the utility category, where practical features will determine a purchase.
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When asked how she shows that planning is providing value, Suzanne Powers said that she thinks it's dangerous to start "productizing" the process of planning and likens it to taking an engine out of a Porsche (i.e., it's a bad idea to have to start explaining the separate value of planning within an agency). You need to be insightful, smart and earn the right to have the conversation with the client.
Jonah Disend agrees, saying that you can't think you're smart and then just wing it. If you have a meeting with a client where they don't say "I never thought of that," then it's not successful.
Theo Forbath from Frog Design explained that his clients want to know what technology will change or drive value creation in their industry. Frog creates technologies that amplify existing products, sell a datastream and create new value in a new class of product that never could have existed before. He included examples of projects that accomplished each of these goals.
1. Amplifying an existing product is the Huggies TweetPee, a diaper sensor with an accompanying iPhone app that sends parents a message when the diaper needs to be changed.
2. Kilimo Salama, a micro-insurance agency in Kenya, provides crop insurance for small farmers in cases of drought or excess rain. Solar powered weather stations that measure drought and rain conditions determine how farmers are reimbursed for their losses. This is an example of selling a datastream that changes lives.
3. SST ShotSpotter was the creation of a new class of product that uses audio acoustic rays to detect gunshots. The exact address of where the gunshot happened and the model of gun used are identified, assisting in solving crimes in a brand new way.
Offering the client-side view of value, Laurie Tucker said Fedex includes creating and sustaining value as part of their business strategy.
Celebration of Planning
Two Jay Chiat Award winners--Cole Haan and IBM--presented case studies that showed how strategy-derived insights directly led to campaign success. In addition to this celebration of strategy, the discipline also received some praise from those who work with planners: creatives and clients.
A Selection of Quotes from the Conference
And our favorite? "Shut up and listen." (Scott Borchetta).
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AuthorMarsha Appel, SVP, Research Services
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The Group's sector focus provides a detailed understanding of the key issues in selling financial services businesses. Our team is in regular contact with many of the major UK and overseas financial services companies, keeping us up to date with both their acquisition requirements and future strategic plans.
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Europe's Debt Crisis: Five Threats to the Common Currency
An anti-capitalist piece of graffiti in Athens: Greece's debt crisis is just one of the euro zone's many problems.
Portugal: An Impotent Government
As well as Greece, concerns about Portugal have also triggered tremors on the markets in recent days. European Monetary Affairs Commissioner Joaquin Almunia is partly responsible for that. "Greece, Portugal, Spain ( ) and others in the euro area share some features," he told a news conference last week. "In those countries we can observe a permanent loss of competitiveness since they (became) members of the Economic and Monetary Union."
Debt ratio: 77.4 percent of GDP
Budget deficit: 9.3 percent of GDP (2009)*
GDP growth: -2.9 percent (2009 estimate)
Share of euro zone's GDP: 1.8 percent (2008)
Source: European Commission
*revised forecast by the Portuguese government
Socrates needs to get the country's budget deficit under the euro zone's limit of 3 percent of GDP by 2013. The government has announced it will cut civil service jobs and freeze salaries. However there is little prospect of far-reaching austerity measures or structural reforms. Portugal's agricultural sector is inefficient and outdated and the tourism sector is still being developed. The country has failed to increase its competitiveness against the northern EU members since it joined the euro zone.
In 2008 per capita income in Portugal was only 76 percent of the EU average. With a powerless government, it will be difficult to turn things around.
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I may just register the JasonMuses domain with them and mess around a bit, just to see if I like it.
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AAPL , MSFT , INTC are at approx a PE of 10 .
But they have benefits that IBM does not have , a large hord of cash .
That means their dividend is much more secure even though it is at least double that of IBM .
IBM growth is far lower than AAPL , conclusion ?
There is no way IBM should have a higher PE than AAPL .
So PE 10.40 here we come which translates to sub $150 for IBM stock
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Radcliffe, D. E., Reid, D. K., Blomback, K., Bolster, C. H., Collick, A. S., Easton, Z. M., Francesconi, W., Fuka, D. R., Johnsson, H., King, K., Larsbo, M., Youssef, M. A., Mulkey, A. S., Nelson, N. O., Persson, K., Ramirez-Avila, J. J., Schmieder, F., & Smith, D. R. (2015). Applicability of Models to Predict Phosphorus Losses in Drained Fields: A Review. Journal of Environmental Quality. American Society of Agronomy, Crop Science Society of America, and Soil Science Society of America. 44(2), 614-628.
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Ramirez-Avila, J. J., Langendoen, E. J., McAnally, W. H., Martin, James L., & Ortega-Achury, S. L. (2015). Quantifying and Modeling Sediment Loads from Streambank Erosion along the Headwaters of Town Creek in Mississippi. Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conferences (FISC). Reno, NV. [Abstract] [Document Site]
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Oldham, L., Ramirez-Avila, J. J., & Kingery, W. (2015). Characteristics of Phosphorus in Agricultural Landscapes. 2015 Mississppi Water Resources Conference. Jackson, MS April 7 2015. [Abstract] [Document Site]
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Chamber festival transforms dock for Steampunk Gala
Sitka Summer Music Festival executive director Kayla Boettcher and board member Cyndy Gibson describe how the Old Sitka Dock passenger building will be transformed for this Sunday's Steampunk Gala with the Matt Herskowitz Trio (Doors open 5 PM Sun Feb 28, Old Sitka Dock). Visit the Sitka Summer Music Festival for ticket information. Downloadable audio.
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Zuill Bailey, the Artistic Director of the Sitka Summer Music Festival, was joined by Dr. Melissa Kraut, a co-founder of the Sitka Cello Seminar. In its second year, the seminar brings together promising cello students and instructors for 13 days of intensive cello study. Benjamin Francisco, one of the eight students participating in the seminar, talks about a day in the life and combining a love for the outdoors with music. Downloadable audio.
Imagine the Fantastic Four, with strings!
Kurt Baldwin and Julia Sakharova, two members of Arianna String Quartet, talk about their upcoming performances with the Sitka Summer Music Festival. The quartet will perform today (6-25-15) at 12:30 and tomorrow (6-26-15) at 7:30 at Harrigan Centennial Hall. Downloadable audio.
Nikkanen, Rawls share 'journey' with Goldberg Variations
Violinist Kurt Nikkanen and violist Scott Rawls will join Sitka Summer Music Festival Artistic Director Zuill Bailey this afternoon to perform Bach's Goldberg Variations as a string trio (12:30 PM Thu Jun 18, Harrigan Centennial Hall, free). Despite the contemplative nature of the piece, the pair describe it as a 'journey' in performance. Visit the Sitka Summer Music Festival online for a complete concert schedule and ticket information. Downloadable audio.
Herskowtiz: Classical virtuoso with a jazz twist
Matt Herskowitz, a Montreal-based pianist, composer and arranger, will be performing with his jazz trio at the Sitka Summer Music Festival this year. A graduate of the Julliard School in New York City and the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia, Herskowtiz is known for fusing the technique of a classical virtuoso with a prowess in jazz. Downloadable audio.
"Sound your A!" Thom Moore brings oboe to SSMF
Thomas C. Moore is an oboist and audio recording producer. Moore was joined by SSMF Artistic Director Zuill Bailey to talk about oboe music through the centuries and his Grammy-winning audio production work. Downloadable audio.
A preview of the 43rd Sitka Summer Music Festival
Kayla Boettcher, the Executive Director of the Sitka Summer Music Festival, was joined by Artistic Director Zuill Bailey. Founded in 1972, SSMF is a month-long classical chamber music festival that begins today (06-02-15) and runs through Sunday, June 28. Downloadable audio.
A 'season of gratitude' at the Sitka Summer Music Festival
Stevenson Hall, as it appears in the Historic American Building Survey.[/caption]Kayla Boettcher, executive director of the Sitka Summer Music Festival, reports on her organization's receipt of a $260,000 grant from the Murdock Charitable Trust, which will allow for the purchase of the festival's headquarters at Stevenson Hall. The Murdock Trust, plus a number of individual funders, contributed a total of $530,000 in capital funding, some of which will be used toward repairs of the historic building. Downloadable audio.
Sitka's Cello Seminar brings music to the people
Sitka is packed with students in the summertime, but these students have the largest luggage. The Sitka Cello Seminar is at its halfway point. Ten students from around the country are in town, living in Stevenson Hall on the Sitka Fine Arts Campus, and taking daily master classes with a pair of renown faculty. The seminar performed for the Sitka Chamber of Commerce this week (7-9-14).


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All those years ago, way back in my Silver, I'd went around searching for the single Pokemon, which I so dearly wanted after I had seen it wipe out my my big brother's team multiple times in a battle against one of his friends, and as I at the time at least thought my brother's Pokemon were pretty strong, I thought that was pretty darn amazing. For those curious, (and to actually answer the question), that Pokemon was Lugia. And it's my favourite Pokemon. Period. In all seriousness, even though it was the first Pokemon I even got to see when starting up the game for the first time, I didn't even find it before I had beaten Red, which I'm still pretty surprised over, as knowing me, I usually go legendary hunting as early as possible. Anyways, once I had actually found Lugia, I was not the least bit surprised over how strong it actually were, as from what I mentioned above, someone beat my brother's team, which consisted of well trained, close to level 100 Pokemon, almost on its own. This is just for what I recall, but I'm pretty certain that was what happened lol. But yeah, it came to be the Pokemon I used the most throughout the time I played it, and I had it traded over to my brother's game before restarting to play the story again, as I wouldn't let that exact Lugia go.
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From Captain Kidd and the eternal rhythms of the tides to the salty courage of the Delaware pilots and the nationally-recognized architecture of our historic district - Lewes's past is colorful, unique and proud. The ancient beam of old Cape Henlopen Light still haunts the local seas and local imaginations in "Delaware's Saltiest Town."
The Lewes Historical Society began in 1961 as local residents identified a need to preserve Lewes' architectural heritage and for an organization to act as a steward for Lewes's past - a history that stretches back to humble Dutch origins in 1631. The Society has been recognized as one of Delaware's greatest assets and has been honored for our efforts by the National Trust for Historic Preservation and by the American Association for State & Local History. The Society celebrates the heritage of Lewes -- "The First Town in The First State!"
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Burton-Ingram House, c. 1789:
The Society's first preservation project in 1962, the Burton-Ingram House is noted for its fine Federal period architecture and colonial furnishings. Several extraordinary museum objects are displayed in this elegant home.
Hiram Rodney Burton House, c. 1730:
The only house in the Complex on its original foundation and location, the Hiram Rodney Burton House is named after a prominent local physician who also served two terms in Congress from 1904-1908.
Ryves Holt House, c. 1665:
The oldest house still standing in the State of Delaware, the Ryves Holt House has survived pirate invasions, fires, and just under 400 years of architectural change. The house is named for the first Chief Justice of Sussex County.
Midway School #178, c. 1898:
The Society's most recent addition, Midway School #178 is one of only a handful of one-room schools left in Delaware. The Society's educational programming is carried out within the school.
Old Doctor's Office, c. 1840:
The Society's Old Doctor's Office contains excellent collections of mid- to late-nineteenth century medical instruments. Boasting the only example of Greek Revival architecture in Lewes, the Office also houses nearly 500 volumes of medical texts ranging from the late 18th century to the early 20th.
Rabbit's Ferry House, c. 1740:
An outstanding example of rural Sussex County architecture, the Rabbit's Ferry House reflects the hard and simple life of southern Delaware's 18th century farmers. Hearth-cooking demonstrations are being planned for its kitchen.
Cannonball House, c. 1760:
Struck by a cannonball during the War of 1812, the Cannonball House – which is home to the Society's immense collection of maritime artifacts – carries a long relationship with the sea. Thousands of artifacts that tell of Lewes' storied past with the sea are exhibited, including the Fourth Order Fresnel Lens from Fourteen Foot Bank Light in Delaware Bay.
Early Plank House, c. 1690:
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Built in Thompsonvile, just east of Frederica in Kent County, Delaware, the Thompson Country Store functioned as just that up until 1963 when it was acquired by the Society. Step inside and enjoy a game of checkers, pick up the local papers, or gaze on the Society's unsurpassed collection of milk-bottles from local dairies.
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- Swanendael In New Netherland
- Lewes History, the Journal of the Lewes Historical Society
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Prepare as directed, using your favorite flavor KOOL-AID Unsweetened Drink Mix.
Quench your thirst with this delicious low-fat smoothie. Not only does the milk provide a good source of calcium, but the fortified KOOL-AID is also an excellent source of vitamin C.
* Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients and cooking instructions as described in each recipe and is intended to be used for informational purposes only. Please note that nutrition details may vary based on methods of preparation, origin and freshness of ingredients used.
i tryed this recipe without the kool ade and it was perfect
Good. I only used 8 packets of Splenda and I also added 6 fresh strawberries. It was very good with the added fresh strawberries.


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A hot-water dispenser requires a water line, but you can usually tap into the system that's already under the sink.
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