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Well, I was definitely tempted. I tried to give some to my father yesterday but he didn't know what it was and wasn't sure he would know what to do with it. So, my next zucchini attempt is going to be a pizza that I found on Pinterest where you use zucchini as the crust.
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Today's post is about breakfast, and it's one of the simplest breakfasts you can make. I made this bowl on Saturday morning and it was delicious. It has only "real" ingredients and anyone can make it. The fruit provides a natural sweetness, in case you're wondering. You could drizzle it with a little bit of honey if you wanted to, but I don't think it's necessary.
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Cardinal George Commemorative Exhibit | 5/4/2016
To mark the first anniversary of the death of Francis Cardinal George, the Seminary has mounted an exhibit celebrating his life and accomplishments. The exhibit may be viewed in the McEssy Theological Resource Center Gallery during the Library's open hours, through the middle of May.
Candidates Meet with Archbishop Cupich | 4/30/2016
Cohort 2016 Ordination Candidates and their wives met with Archbishop Cupich on April 30th.
Institution of Reader | 4/18/2016
Most Rev. Joseph N. Perry presided at the institution of fifteen deacon candidates into the Ministry of Reader.
Year of Mercy Pilgrimage to Marytown | 3/31/2016
Student groups The Confraternity of Our Lady, Hispanic Ministry, and Peace & Justice/Gospel of Life Apostolate collaborated to organize a Year of Mercy pilgrimage.
Mundelein Seminary 2016 Community Photo | 4/7/2016
Pictured are 200+ seminarians plus the Mundelein faculty who form them into your future parish priests.
La Asociación de Sacerdotes de Chicago reconoció al Instituto de Liderazgo Pastoral | 2/12/2016
El pasado 31 de Enero, 2016, la Asociación de Sacerdotes de Chicago reconoció al Instituto de Liderazgo Pastoral por su contribución en la formación de los líderes laicos y diáconos permanentes en la Arquidiócesis de Chicago.
Mundelein Seminarians March for Life in D.C. | 1/28/2016
On the anniversary of Roe v. Wade, 26 seminarians and 1 priest from Mundelein marched for life in Washington, D.C., and bonded during the blizzard.
Fr. Thomas Baima Represents Archdiocese in Interfaith Hanukkah Celebration | 12/13/2015
Very Reverend Thomas A. Baima, Vice Rector of Academic Affairs for University of Saint Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary, represented the Archdiocese of Chicago at an interfaith Celebration of Hanukkah sponsored by the American Jewish Committee on Thursday, December 10, 2015.
Faculty Position Openings | 12/14/2015
The University of Saint Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary is currently seeking to fill vacant faculty positions in Sacramental/Liturgical Theology, the Liturgical Institute, Homiletics, and Philosophy.
Faculty Publication | 11/20/2015
Wisdom Epistemology in the Psalter : A Study of Psalms 1, 73, 90, and 107, by Father John Kartje, PhD, STD, has been published by De Gruyter. The work presents a comparative epistemological analysis of the wisdom motifs in the selected psalms. Father Kartje is rector of the University of Saint Mary of the Lake. The book is available in the Feehan Memorial Library.
Rite of Candidacy 2015 | 10/12/2015
IDS formally enrolls 15 men as deacon candidates
Fr. Thomas Baima Gives Keynote Commemorating Nostra Aetate at Illinois Holocaust Museum | 10/7/2015
The Very Rev. Thomas A. Baima gave the keynote speech at the Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie for a major exploration of the Vatican II declaration Nostra Aetate on the 50th anniversary of its promulgation.
Cardinal George on "Godly Humanism" | 10/2/2015
Godly Humanism: Clarifying the Hope that Lies Within, a collection of essays by Francis Cardinal George, OMI, has been published by the Catholic University of America Press. The late Cardinal George was archbishop emeritus of the Archdiocese of Chicago and former chancellor of the University of Saint Mary of the Lake. The book, in both print and ebook version, are available from the Feehan Memorial Library.
Fr. Patrick O'Malley "Perspectives on the Scriptures" Memorial Conference | 9/21/2015Fr. Patrick O'Malley was a priest for the Archdiocese of Chicago for 56 years, passing away in 2013. Fr. O'Malley worked diligently and effectively to connect life with faith for the people of God. He had a great love for scripture and wrote "Perspectives on the Scriptures" for the Archdiocese of Chicago's Catholic New World newspaper for many years.Through the generosity of the ACTA (Adult Catechetical Teaching Aids) Foundation, the first of three yearly conferences will take place on Saturday, October 31. The Fr. Patrick O'Malley "Perspectives on the Scriptures" Memorial Conference is designed for all people seeking a deeper relationship with Christ. It will be relevant for laity, deacons and priests. The focus of the 2015 conference will be on the Sunday Cycle C (Luke) of readings.The conference will be on the beautiful and sacred grounds of the University of Saint Mary of the Lake/Mundelein Seminary. This life giving conference includes…9:00 - 9:30 a.m. - Fruit, Coffee, Juice9:30 a.m. - Welcome, Opening Prayer by Fr. Thomas Baima, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs9:40 a.m. - ACTA Foundation Fr. O'Malley Project and Amazing Contributions of Fr. O'Malley by Msgr. John Canary, Vicar General Emeritus and Fr. Ron Lewinski, Delegate for Parish Transformation.10:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. - Two talks each by noted scripture scholars Fr. John Lodge, professor of Biblical Studies, and Fr. John Kartje, Rector/President4:00 p.m. - Mass with Fr. John KartjeThe Conference will take place at the University of Saint Mary of the Lake, Conference Center, Room 102To register please contact Mary Bertram at email@example.com or sign up throughwww.usml.edu/omalley conference 2015. The complete cost for the day will be only $10.
Faculty Publication Announcement | 9/3/2015
Matthew Levering, PhD, has co-edited the Oxford Handbook of Sacramental Theology (Oxford University Press, 2015). Dr. Levering, who holds the James N. and Mary D. Perry Jr. Chair of Theology, co-edits two theological quarterlies, and, since 2007, has served as Chair of the Board of the Academy of Catholic Theology. The book is available in the Library Reference Collection.
USML Library Fall Hours | 8/28/2015
The USML library starts its Fall Semester schedule beginning Saturday, August 29. The normal semester schedule is: Saturday: 10am - 10pm; Sunday: 1pm - 10pm; Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 8:30am - 10pm; Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Faculty Publication Announcement | 8/24/2015
"Reexamining Gregory the Great's Audience for the Pastoral Rule", by Father Brendan Lupton, has been published in The Downside Review (April 2015). This issue is available in the Feehan Library Current Periodical Room.
Now Hiring: Digital Marketing Manager | 8/13/2015
Welcome to the Library | 8/11/2015
New seminarians are invited to stop by the Library. Meet the staff, learn about the Library and the services we offer, and pick up your library card. Visit us any time M-F between 8:30 and 4:30pm. We look forward to meeting you!
Library has New York Times online | 8/11/2015
The NYTimes is available to the USML community through our Academic subscription. The Academic License provides students, faculty and staff full access to NYTimes.com and NYTimes mobile smartphone apps.
Fr. Robert Barron Named Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles | 7/21/2015
Fr. Robert Barron was named the Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles today. Read more here.
26 Mundelein Seminarians at the Institute for Priestly Formation (IPF) in Omaha | 7/10/2015
We have 26 Mundelein seminarians at the Institute for Priestly Formation (IPF) in Omaha this summer. Some of our priests visited them. While they were there they prayed Vespers and enjoyed a dinner out at an Omaha restaurant.
Very Rev. Thomas A. Baima meets Pope Francis in International Encounter | 6/30/2015
The Very Rev. Thomas A. Baima, Vice Rector for Academic Affairs, was an invited delegate to the international encounter of Buddhists and Catholics held last week at Castel Gandolfo, Italy. The theme was Suffering, Liberation and Fraternity. Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, the President of the Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue, gave the keynote address.
Dr. David Fagerberg Speaks at the University Club of Chicago | 5/27/2015
This year's Paluch Lecturer, Dr. David Fagerberg of Notre Dame, spoke at the University Club of Chicago on May 26, 2015.
Honoring Our Lady of Fatima | 5/13/2015
In honor of Our Lady of Fatima, the Guild of St. Mary came to the seminary today for Mass and a talk by our own Mariologist, Fr. James Presta.
NYTimes online access | 5/8/2015
If you have not already created your NYTimes Group pass, please do so before you leave our campus WIFI for the summer.
Lecture Rescheduled: April 22 to May 26 | 4/21/2015
Due to the schedule surrounding Francis Cardinal George's funeral services, Mundelein Seminary has had to reschedule the luncheon lecture with Dr. David Fagerberg.
Part of Something Big: 2015 Celebration of Mundelein Seminary | 4/17/2015
The 2015 Celebration of Mundelein Seminary was spectacular, bringing together everyone who makes the work of the seminary possible.
Archbishop Blase J. Cupich's First Address to the Seminarians | 3/26/2015
On March 25, 2015, the Feast of the Annunciation, Archbishop Cupich delivered his first address to the seminarians. He stressed three things: Word, Sacrament and Community.
Digital Loeb Classical Library | 3/19/2015
Harvard University Press has recently made available the Digital Loeb Classical Library. USML has 60-day trial access to the online collection. We request that you experiment with the site and give us feedback to help us determine if it would be a valuable resource.
Mango Languages | 3/17/2015
The Mango Languages online learning system provides conversational and grammar instruction to 68 languages, including New Testament Greek, Biblical Hebrew, and Religious and Scholarly Latin. Users are able to set up an account to track their progress through the course lessons. Mango also has free mobile apps available from Google Play or the Apple apps Store.
Collaboration Day: LEMs and Ordination Candidates | 3/7/2015
On Saturday, March 7, 2015, third year candidates and their wives attended a Collaboration Day with lay ecclesial ministry candidates and seminarians.
Sherry Weddell Speaks at USML on Forming Intentional Disciples | 3/13/2015
Sherry Weddell delivered a two-day talk at USML on forming intentional disciples.
Cardinal Edward M. Egan, Mundelein Seminary Alumnus, Dies at 82 | 3/5/2015
A native of Oak Park, IL and alumnus of Mundelein Seminary, Cardinal Edward M. Egan, former Archbishop of New York City, dies at the age of eighty-two.
History Matters: Mundelein Seminary Presentation at Cook Memorial Library in Libertyville, IL | 3/3/2015
Festival of Forgiveness at Mundelein Seminary | 2/27/2015
Festival of Forgiveness - This weekend, Mundelein Seminary will participate in the Festival of Forgiveness, an opportunity to invite people to seek healing and forgiveness at Church, "a place of mercy freely given."
Con motivo de la celebracion de los 500 anos del nacimiento de Sta. Teresa de Avila, el Instituto de Liderazgo Pastoral ofrece el taller "Si Teresa viviera hoy..."
Catholic New World Features Article on Basketball Tournament | 2/11/2015
The Catholic New World recently featured an article on the Father Pat O'Malley Basketball Invitational held here at Mundelein Seminary.
Liturgical Institute's Adam Bartlett Releases The Lumen Christi Hymnal | 2/3/2015
A new resource for timelessly beautiful, stable hymnody.
Liturgical Institute's Hillenbrand Books Announces New Title on Marriage | 2/3/2015
Noted scholar joins the study of marriage to John Paul II's Theology of the Body.
Liturgical Institute Announces Summer Session 2015 | 2/5/2015
The Liturgical Institute announces the courses and special events for the summer of 2015.
Virtual Library: Former Rector Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy | 2/5/2015
Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School has created a virtual library that provides a rich, personal and interactive glimpse into the life and ministry of Archbishop Murphy, former Rector of Mundelein Seminary (1973-1978).
The Mundelein Lakers Take Third Place | 2/2/2015
Congratulations to the Mundelein Lakers for taking third place in the 2015 Fr. Pat O'Malley Basketball Invitational. Kenrick-Glennon Seminary took first place; and Mount Saint Mary's took second.
Aquinas Colloquium: Dr. Reinhard Hütter on Newman and Aquinas | 1/29/2015
Dr. Reinhard Hütter of Duke Divinity School delivered a lecture on Newman and Aquinas. He looked at Newman's distinction between faith and private judgment in matters of religion
Fr. Pat O'Malley Invitational Basketball Tournament | 1/28/2015
This weekend we are hosting many seminaries from all over the nation to Mundelein for the Fr. Pat O'Malley Invitational Basketball Tournament. This will take place from January 30 – February 1.
March for Life 2015 | 1/23/2015
Each year on the anniversary of the Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade decision people gather in Washington, D.C. for the March for Life. Thanks to our friends and benefactors thirty two seminarians and two faculty members attended the March.
March for Life Vigil Mass | 1/21/2015
Tune in to EWTN at 7 pm/ET to watch the 2015 March for Life Vigil Mass at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C.
Meyer Lecture Series: Sherry Anne Weddell on "Forming Intentional Disciples" | 1/21/2015
This year we are pleased to have Sherry Weddell as the 2015 Meyer Lecturer. She is the author of the best-selling book, Forming Intentional Disciples: The Path to Knowing and Following Jesus. The book takes into consideration the immense challenge of evangelizing Catholics today. Here is a brief description of what will be covered in her talk:
Fr. Edward T. Oakes, S.J. Memorial | 1/14/2015
Last year Fr. Edward T. Oakes, S.J., professor of dogmatic theology, passed away, leaving many beloved friends, students, and colleauges here at here at Mundelein Seminary and University of St. Mary of the Lake. In honor of Fr. Oakes, the seminarians organized a memorial for him, recalling what they learned from this great scholar of Hans Urs von Balthasar. Two seminarians, Stephen Durkee and Kyle Kilpatrick, read papers in honor of Fr. Oakes, focusing on some Balthasarian themes they learned from him.
Library provides on-line access to the New York Times | 1/12/2015
The NYTimes is available to the USML community through our Academic subscription. The Academic License provides students, faculty and staff full access to NYTimes.com and NYTimes mobile smartphone apps.
2014: A Year to Remember | 12/31/2014
2014 was a year to remember. We have been grateful for the many seminarians we have had the grace to form as the Church's future priests. Last year we had 192 seminarians; this year we have 210, making Mundelein Seminary the largest Catholic seminary in America. Here is a list of what happened in 2014:
2014 Sounds of Christmas Concert | 12/8/2014
Last Sunday, Mundelein Seminary hosted its annual Christmas Concert. Rich Daniels and the City Lights Orchestra played to a packed house.
Library trial of Mango Languages online learning system | 12/1/2014
The library had a trial access to Mango Languages online learning system. Mango provides conversational and grammar instruction. The site offers access to 68 languages, including New Testament Greek, Biblical Hebrew, and Religious and Scholarly Latin. For more information go to the library's Language Learning webpage.
Cardinal Mundelein's Americana, Pope Francis and Google Scholar | 11/21/2014
An Interview with Mundelein Seminary's Chief Librarian, Lorraine Olley.
Liturgical Institute Welcomes Blase Cupich as Archbishop of Chicago | 11/18/2014
Archbishop Blase J. Cupich's Homily During Installation Mass | 11/18/2014
Peter in his successor, Pope Francis, urges us to take up the task of crossing the seas to seek out, to invite and to accompany others, because the Risen Christ is in the boat with us.
Institution of Acolyte | 11/23/2015
Most Rev. George J. Rasses presided at the institution of six deacon candidates into the Ministry of Acolyte.
Encuentro de Peruanos del Medio Oeste de los EUA | 10/31/2014
On October 4th, the Encuentro de Peruanos del Medio Oeste de los Estados Unidos de America held a conference at Mundelein Seminary entitlted "Promoviendo Cultura y Fraternidad."
Women of Witness Reflect on "My Sisters, the Saints" | 10/18/2014
The wives of deacon candidates gathered for a day of spiritual reflection based on the book, My Sisters the Saints.
Fr. Thomas A. Baima delivers lecture at John Carroll University on the Catholic Understanding of Mission and Interreligious Dialogue | 10/27/2014
George Weigel on Saint Pope John Paul II | 10/28/2014
On October 19th, George Weigel delievered a lecture on Saint Pope John Paul II at Mundelein Seminary. Watch George Weigel's full lecture here!
Dr. Denis McNamara Featured in CNA Article | 10/8/2014
Faculty member and Assitant Director of the Liturgical Institute Dr. Denis McNamara was recently featured in an article by the Catholic News Agency. The article covers a conference that took place in Colorado Springs, CO by The Society for Catholic Liturgy.
Damos la Bienvenida a una Nueva Generacion del I.L.P. | 9/30/2014
¡Hemos comenzado un nuevo ciclo escolar!
Vatican Library Official Visits Feehan Library | 9/3/2014
Vatican Library Official Visits Feehan Library. Dr. Eleanora Giampiccolo, director of the Numismatics Department at the Vatican Library, visited the Feehan Library on August 14. Dr. Giampiccolo consulted on the collections of papal state coins, bulla seals, and other coins and medals acquired by Cardinal Mundelein and his successors.
Library trial of Rosetta Stone Language Learning Suite | 9/2/2014
The libraries trial access to the software Rosetta Stone Language Learning Suite has ended. The suite provides 30 languages for interactive language learning. The library will determine if the usage and product reviews are sufficient for continued access.
Grotto Renovation Begins! | 8/20/2014
The renovation of Mundelein's Our Lady of Lourdes Grotto has just begun. We look forward to it being finished before the Rector's Mass, October 5, 2014. It will be amazing.
LMAP: Scripture-based Retreat 'Remain in Me' | 8/5/2014
This past weekend 40 alumni of the Lay Leadership, Called & Gifted, and former lay ministry programs gathered for the first ever alumni retreat. The participants represented 16 cohorts ranging from 1988 to 2014. On Saturday Dr. Kate Wiskus led the retreat based on the theme "Remain in Me." She had the group to consider their individual and collective discipleship. Fr. Dennis Lyle presided at the celebration of the Eucharist which closed the retreat. The participants departed renewed in mind and spirit.
The retreat was also an opportunity to reconnect and share with classmates and fellow ministers from across the Archdiocese. Alumni graciously shared their gifts of facilitation, Scripture reading, song, and even viola and mini-harp to make it a very enriching retreat for all. The success of the event and the level of interest from alumni will ensure additional LMAP retreats in the future.
Other ongoing Formation Days are being scheduled for the coming year, and details can be found here.
Monsignor Andrew Wadsworth of the International Commission on English in the Liturgy Addresses the Liturgical Institute | 7/23/2014
On July 16, 2014, the Liturgical Institute welcomed the Executive Director of the International Commission on English in the Liturgy to give an address on the work of ICEL and the status of its many projects.
Fr. Tom Baima represents Archdiocese at the Niagara Foundation | 7/22/2014
Dr. Paul Hilliard delivers keynote at Catholic-Muslim Dialogue | 7/22/2014
Fr. Chris Hellstrom Speaks on Deliverance and Exorcism | 7/1/2014
Liturgical Institute Students, Faculty and Staff Serve at Area Soup Kitchen | 6/25/2014
Linda Couri Catches Up with IPS at the NALM Conference | 6/17/2014
The NALM Annual Conference provides opportunities for collaboration and networking with partners locally and nationwide.
Institute at NALM Annual Conference | 6/17/2014
Linda Couri and Kasia Kasiarz attended the National Association for Lay Ministry Annual Conference, The Fire Within: Lay Ministry in Today's Church, May 27-31.
Fr. Barron Embarks on Production of New Documentary, "Catholicism: Pivotal Players", This Month | 5/28/2014
Fr. Robert Barron and his film crew begin filming "Catholicism: Pivotal Players", this month. Follow them as they embark to Rome, Naples, Siena, Florence, Avignon and Paris to document the lives of St. Thomas Aquinas and St. Catherine of Siena.
Library Adds Theology and Latin Databases | 5/27/2014
The Library now provides access to two Brepols Databases:
Index Religiosus: the international bibliography of theology, religious studies, and church history.
Library of Latin Texts Complete (LLT Series A and B): cross-searchable databases of texts from the beginning of Latin literature (Livius Andronicus, 240 BC) through to the texts of the Second Vatican Council.
You can access these databases from our Electronic Resource page under Databases and click through to the database you desire.
Mundelein Seminary Presents: Fr. James Presta on Lumen Gentium and Mary | 5/20/2014
Mundelein Seminary Presents: Fr. James Presta on Marian Devotion at Mundelein Seminary | 5/19/2014
Fr. James Presta, Mundelein Seminary's Mariologist, presents the Confraternity of Our Lady of the New Evangelization, and he discusses the importance of Mary in a priest's life.
Mundelein Seminary Presents: Fr. Ron Hicks on Priestly Formation at Mundelein Seminary | 5/16/2014
Fr. Ron Hicks, Dean of Formation at Mundelein Seminary, talks about priestly formation and what makes for a great priest. Learn why formation is integral to the seminary.
The 40th Annual Summer Scripture Seminar at USML | 5/15/2014
Patricia Klein's New Book: "Seelenwege" | 5/12/2014
World Day of Prayer for Vocations | 5/9/2014
Fr. Barron on "Pope Francis and the New Evangelization" | 5/8/2014
Fr. Barron's Homily & Eucharistic Procession: May 4, 2014 | 5/6/2014
Fr. Barron and Dr. Hahn Conversation: April 2010 | 5/2/2014
LMAP Moral Decisions Day | 4/29/2014
The Lay Ministry Alumni Project held its third formation day of the year on April 12 at St. William Parish in Elmwood Park with Msgr. Dennis Lyle, S.T.D.
Pope Francis: the joy of being a priest | 4/21/2014
In case you missed it last week, Pope Francis gave a great homily on the joy of being a priest.
The University is Accepting Applications for an Associate Dean of Formation | 4/9/2014
The University is accepting applications for an Associate Dean of Formation who would be responsible for the direction of CPE and Field Education.
Mundelein Seminary Presents | 4.3.14 | 4/3/2014
Fr. Barron talks about his plans to attend the Canonization of Saint John Paul II and about the significance of dedicating Mundelein Seminary's new chapel to the Saint.
What is the Future for Notre Dame? Paluch Downtown Lecture by Fr. Wilson Miscamble | 4/1/2014
Fr. Miscamble, a professor of history at Notre Dame for over 25 years who thinks the university is coming dangerously close to denying its own Catholic identity, is Mundelein Seminary's visiting 2014 Paluch Professor of Theology this year.
Pope Francis discusses the vocation to the priesthood | 4/1/2014
During his weekly general audience in St. Peter's Square on March 26th, Pope Francis explains bishops and priests need prayers and grace - to be holy, loving.
Fr. Barron's reflections mark the halfway point of Lent. | 4/1/2014
Fr. Barron illuminates concerns on one of the season's major aims, how to center ourselves on Christ.
Weekly Points from Pope Francis: "The Lord's mercy is far greater than any prejudice…" | 4/1/2014
Pope Francis urges listeners not to be afraid, judgmental or prejudiced.
Library Installs Scannx Book ScanCenter | 5/19/2014
The Scannx Book ScanCenters are now available for use in the Feehan Library Current Periodicals Room and the McEssy Center Gallery.
Pope Francis Invited to Address Congress | 3/18/2014
"Pope Francis has inspired millions of Americans with his pastoral manners and servant leadership," wrote Speaker Boehner, a Roman Catholic, in the invitation letter, noting "his tireless call for the protection of the most vulnerable among us."
Local Ukrainian Catholics Praying for their Homeland | 3/18/2014
There are approximately 50,000 Ukranian Americans in Chicago, with the center of population in the Ukranian Village neighborhood that surrounds St. Nicholas Cathedral. Prayers and Support for those in Ukraine are the focus here.
Video: Fr. Barron on the Practices of Lent | 3/18/2014
Father Barron comments on the three practices of Lent: prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. He offers practical advice to enact these three pillars in your own life. In addition, he comments on the traditional practice of receiving ashes on Ash Wednesday.
Fr. Barron: "Lent is a time for deep, spiritual reflection…" | 3/11/2014
In this video, Fr. Barron invites you to journey through lent with him in his new series of daily reflections.
Pope Benedict XVI Recalls the Life of John Paul II in Rare Interview | 3/11/2014
Benedict XVI speaks of his time collaborating with John Paul II, highlighting the deceased Pope's sanctity and commitment to the truth.
Francis Cardinal George on Lent | 3/11/2014
Cardinal George reflects on lent, his health and the topic of retirement.
Ash Wednesday is approaching: Explore the meaning of Lent's Length | 3/4/2014
Marcellino D'Ambrosio of Catholic News Service, provides a thoughtful explanation of the history behind this special season before Easter, also known as the "Season of the 40 Days".
Fr. Barron on "Extreme Demand, Extreme Mercy" | 3/4/2014
What is the universal call to holiness? How does one become a saint? See Fr. Barron's responses in this video from our friends at Word On Fire Catholic Ministries.
Pope Francis asks the world's Christians to pray for Ukraine | 3/4/2014
"I ask you again to pray for Ukraine, which is in a very delicate situation," - Pope Francis in St. Peter's Square, Midday recitation of the Angelus on March 2, 2014
Institute Opens New Lay Leadership Site at Benedictine University | 3/4/2014
The Institute for Lay Formation is collaborating with the Diocese of Joliet to open a new site for the Lay Leadership program at Benedictine University in Lisle starting Fall 2014.
House resolution commending Catholic schools | 2/6/2014
Mundelein Seminary Presents: Fr. Barron on Blessed John Paul II | 2/4/2014
Mundelein Seminary Presents: Fr. Barron on Our Lady of Guadalupe | 1/28/2014
Mundelein Seminary Presents: Fr. Barron on Saint Thomas Aquinas | 1/22/2014
3rd Year Seminarians Journey through the Holy Land | 1/27/2014
Mundelein Seminary Presents: Fr. Barron on Blessed Frassati | 1/14/2014
Fr. Barron Exclusive: The Blessed John Paul II Chapel | 1/3/2014
The Blessed John Paul II Chapel Renovations | 12/27/2013
Rev. Edward T. Oakes, S.J., Passes Away in St. Louis | 12/6/2013
The Most Meaningful Gift this Season | 11/27/2013
Director Linda Couri Attends 19th World Congress on Viktor Frankl's Logotherapy | 6/19/2013
Director Linda Couri Attends Ministry Showcase at Catholic Theological Union | 10/4/2013
Institute Staff Attend INSPIRE Conference | 10/24/2013
Director Linda Couri and Rev.Thomas A. Baima Write Book Chapter for "Called for Serve" Project | 5/1/2013
First LMAP Event of the Year: Fostering Contemplative Prayer | 10/26/2013
Fr. Baima, Christian Leaders Completing Year-Long Study Of Judaism In Israel | 8/6/2013
Father Baima attends Installation of El Paso Bishop | 7/11/2013
Father Baima speaks at Ecumenical Service | 6/19/2013
April 2, 2013 | 4/2/2013
March 18, 2013 | 4/2/2013
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On the west coast of the USA, conventional belief is that Detroit is a washed up "rust belt" city that's jobless, shrinking, and dangerous. For years, its seems, Detroit has hosted a social battle between white capped management and largely black labor, and as a result, junky rattle trap cars come off the assembly line, in comparison to the neatly fabricated and long lasting vehicles that ship across the lake from Japan.
Yet, those us from California do pay tribute to Detroit as a once awesome industrial city where three of the world's largest manufacturers, and countless small auto suppliers, had headquarters. We also remember the powerful Motown sound, which produced Top Hit artists including Diana Ross & The Supremes, The Four Tops, The Jackson 5, Stevie Wonder, and Marvin Gaye to name just a few.
So, recently when provided an opportunity to deliver produce to the Detroit Produce Terminal, I decided to take a couple days off and walk the dog around downtown to shoot some pictures. It was soon apparent that Detroit was a grand and complex city not well understood by the rest of the nation.
The name "Detroit" comes directly from the word for "strait", referring to the outstanding location of the city on a narrow deep water channel known as the Detroit River, linking the upper Great Lakes to the Lower Great Lakes, which are also linked to the St Lawrence Seaway. Specifically, the Detroit River is situated between Lake St Clair and Lake Erie, and so the city of Detroit (1701) benefits from an outstanding natural harbor, much superior, for example, to either Cleveland (1796) or Chicago (1832), both of which were founded much later.
Founded by Antoine de La Mothe Cadillac, Detroit served for more than a half century as the largest European town between Montreal and New Orleans, an isolated French fur trapping outpost and fortress before the British assumed control in 1760. Although Detroit became part of the Northwest territory ceded after the American Revolution, British sponsored tribal hostilities limited control of the region until 1795, when General Anthony Wayne defeated decisively a combined force of tribes at the Battle of Fallen Timbers.
The current downtown street plan originated in 1805 after the city was nearly completely destroy by fire. The radial design was intentionally similar to Washington, D.C., with circular roads starting at Grand Circus Park in the theater district. Most of early Detroit is now gone, having been rebuilt beginning in the 1880's to the substantial brick warehouse and concrete and steel highrise now familiar to downtown.
During most of the 20th Century, Detroit was one of the most important industrial cities in the world. Detroit remains arguably the most important automobile capitol of manufacturing, being the home of Ford, Chrysler, General Motors, and being the graveyard of a dozen or so other smaller automobile companies that either became part of the big three, or became bankrupt. In addition, Detroit is leading producer for other manufacturing, petrochemical processing, and food processing industries. The wealth of the city is very apparent in the old established neighborhoods with finely crafted homes, such as the historically significant Indian Village, but also in the stunning collection of fine old and ornately decorated factory buildings. Since Detroit has been on the verge of bankruptcy for years now, preservation of all these architectural gems is quite a challenge. Adding to this challenge is the spread out geography of the city, where whole neighborhoods of rundown and abandoned homes and businesses would appear in serious need of bulldozing, and where new transit projects to spur access to downtown are made more expensive by the distances.
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A very interesting and balanced look at Detroit. Thanks for including the opera house. It's sad that so many skyscrapers, but also one-family houses, are standing empty and gardually deteriorating.
We never get down south to Detroit, but I checked out the train station tip, what a large, interesting looking building.
You've done such a good job presenting Detroit. You've captured its beauty, history, and sadness. The churches, bridges, parks, and architecture tips were especially wonderful. My favorite was the Book Tower. Terrific and powerful photographs.
Hope they are able to preserve just some of the structures that you were able to get photographs of. If not, then I am very glad someone with an appreciation of architecture was able to visit and get some photos of them beforehand.
My one visit to Detroit was some 35 years ago - we drove across from Chicago to visit Deerfield Park (?) on a beautiful autumn day. We had a baby with us, but no dog!
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|Jul 18, 2006
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|Dec 19, 2000
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|Dec 19, 2000
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|David L. Hecht, Glen W. Petrie, L. Noah Flores, Matt Gorbet
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|Xerox Corporation
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This application is related to U.S. application Ser. No. 09/737,869 entitled METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR IMPLEMENTING A USER INTERFACE USING OCCLUSION GLYPH CODE TILINGS filed Dec. 18, 2000, now abandoned.
The present invention relates to glyph codes, and in particular to glyph codes having occluded regions.
Codes can be embedded in an image on a substrate using machine-readable marks, such as glyph marks used in Xerox DATAGLYPH codes. The machine-readable marks can be captured in an image, and the image analyzed to extract information from the codes embedded in the image. Glyph marks in particular have several advantages. For example, glyph codes can be decoded from glyph marks even when the image carrying the glyph marks is distorted or there is some type of noise in the glyph marks.
Another advantage of glyph marks is that they may have an unobtrusive visual appearance. If the glyph marks are sufficiently small, the glyphs appear as grayscale to the unaided eye. For example, logically-ordered, single-bit digital quanta may be encoded by respective elongated slash-like glyphs tilted to the left and right of vertical by approximately +45� and −45� for encoding logical "0s" and "1s," respectively. The mutual orthogonality of the glyphs for the two logical states of 0 and 1 of these single bit digital quanta enhances the discriminability of the code. Thus, the code pattern embedded in the glyphs can be recovered from an image of the glyphs, even when the code pattern is written on a fine grain pattern to cause the code pattern to have a generally uniform grayscale appearance.
Decoding machine-readable marks, such as glyphs, in a substrate image requires an image capture window sized large enough to capture a sufficiently large set of glyphs from which the code pattern embedded therein can be decoded. If the capture area is too small, there will not be a sufficiently large set of glyph codes from which the embedded code pattern can be decoded. Therefore, the required size and shape of the image capture window will vary depending on the particular code pattern embedded in the glyphs and the characteristics of the glyphs, such as size, shape, and orientation. For periodic tiled glyph patterns, an image capture window encompassing a tile provides an image area of glyphs that can be used for glyph decoding. If the capture window is shifted from alignment with a tile in a periodic tiled code pattern, the tile can still be reconstructed from the captured parts. See, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,000,621 to Hecht, et al., entitled Tilings of Mono-Code and Dual-Code Embedded Data Pattern Strips For Robust Asynchronous Capture, which teaches facilitating recovery of data through use of an appropriately-sized capture window, and is hereby expressly incorporated by reference. Once a complete tile has been captured, it can be decoded and the retrieved information used to perform a function.
Unfortunately, prior art tiled code systems are somewhat limited in their use as graphical printing occlusions may obscure parts of a tile needed for decoding. What is needed is a code system that enables use with graphical occlusions. It is also desirable that the code system accommodate additional code elements such as address codes to provide more information in addition to that found in prior art tiled code systems.
It is sometimes additionally desirable to occlude areas of the substrate with graphical markings that may interfere with data glyph reading. For example, in a system implementing a graphical user interface on a substrate, graphics, such as icons, may occlude glyphs on the substrate. The user places an image capture device over an area of the substrate to select an icon. The image captured by the image capture device typically includes regions where glyph codes are occluded. Conventional codes may not provide robust decoding because they are not designed to compensate for the occlusions.
What is needed is a code system that allows for occluded areas of glyphs and still provides a robust decoding of the underlying glyphs captured by an image capture device having a limited window capture size.
Apparatus, methods, and articles of manufacture consistent with the present invention provide a tiled code system for embedded data on a substrate. The tiled code system is embedded in machine-readable marks and facilitates robust decoding of machine-readable marks, such as glyphs, when areas on the substrate are occluded.
Additional objects and advantages of the invention will be set forth in part in the description which follows, and in part will be clear from the description, or may be learned by practice of the invention. The objects and advantages of the invention will be realized and attained by means of the elements and combinations particularly pointed out in the appended claims. It is to be understood that both the foregoing general description and the following detailed description are exemplary and explanatory only and are not restrictive of the invention, as claimed.
The accompanying drawings, which are incorporated in and constitute a part of this specification, illustrate an embodiment of the invention and, together with the description, serve to explain the principles of the invention.
Reference will now be made in detail to embodiments of the invention, examples of which are illustrated in the accompanying drawings. Methods, apparatus, and articles of manufacture disclosed herein consistent with the principles of the invention implement a code pattern tiled for a window capture having multiple occlusions of the glyph pattern in which the code pattern is embedded.
Enlarged area 23 shows an area of glyph marks 21. Glyph marks 21 are typically comprised of elongated slash-like marks, such as glyph 22, and are typically distributed evenly widthwise and lengthwise on a lattice of glyph center points to form a rectangular pattern of glyphs. In one embodiment, glyphs are tilted backward or forward, representing the binary values of "0" or "1," respectively. For example, glyphs may be tilted at +45� or −45� with respect to the longitudinal dimension of substrate 24. Using these binary properties, the glyph marks can be used to create a pattern of glyph marks representing 1's and 1's embodying a particular coding system.
The glyph marks of enlarged area 23 can be read by an image capture device and decoded into 0's and 1's by a decoding device. Decoding the glyphs into 0's and 1's creates a glyph code pattern 25. The 0's and 1's of glyph code pattern 25 can be further decoded in accordance with the particular coding system used to create glyph pattern 21. Additional processing might be necessary to resolve ambiguities created by distorted or erased glyphs. In one embodiment, glyph code pattern 21 comprises tiles of glyph marks. A tile is a shaped area, such as a rectangle, which can be repeated to cover the substrate without overlap. Consistent with the principles of the present invention, a tile is required to be used as the basis for a periodic tiling. This is analogous to the tiling of a wall with rectangular bricks. See, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,000,621 to Hecht, et al., entitled Tilings of Mono-Code and Dual-Code Embedded Data Pattern Strips For Robust Asynchronous Capture, which teaches tiled codes, and is hereby expressly incorporated by reference. Tile shapes other than rectangular may also be used.
In one embodiment, each tile comprises an identical pattern of glyph marks encoding identical information. For example, the tile information encoded by the glyph marks in each tile might comprise a label identifying the substrate, in addition to other information about the substrate, tiles, or glyph marks on the substrate. Thus, information can be derived by decoding the tiles. For example, in one embodiment the decoded information defines characteristics of the underlying substrate and the glyph marks on the substrate.
Additionally, the codes in the tiles of glyph marks have particular properties that allow predetermined occlusions of the tiles without compromising decodability of the information encoded in a tile of glyph marks. An occlusion is an area of a tile that does not necessarily have the same coding scheme as the remainder of the tile. For example, an area of a tile might be obliterated by an icon graphic printed over glyph marks of the tile or some glyph lattice positions may be written with glyphs of another coding system, which may not necessarily be identical from tile to tile.
Each tile may have one or more predefined occlusion shapes in predefined respective locations in the tile. For example, the occlusions may be laid out with tiling vectors that are an integer fraction, such as one-half or one-third of the repeating contiguous tiles of glyph marks in one or two directions.
The occlusions may also have variable images within congruent occlusion tile shapes. For example, the occlusions may have different marks and colors. The occlusions may additionally comprise different visual indicia, such as graphics, text, glyphs, or a combination of different types of visual indicia. An occlusion that includes glyphs could be decoded to provide information. For example, the decoded information may provide information relevant to the particular occlusion image such as identification or type.
A reading device is used to capture an image of an area of glyph marks from a substrate (step 124). The glyphs in the captured image are converted into a matrix of 0's and 1's (step 126). The matrix is decoded to identify code portions of the tile codes and their logical addresses (step 127). Based on the code portions and their logical addresses, the tiling vectors are determined (step 128), from which the tile is logically reconstructed (step 129). The tile is then decoded, and the occlusion in the tile may be processed. The occlusion is decoded as well if the occlusion includes decodable information, such as glyphs (step 130). Another example of decodable occlusion information is a mark in a check box which may be decoded using existing mark recognition methods. Using the decoded tiled information and the information from the decoded occlusion, if any, processing continues by performing an operation associated with decoded tile information and the decoded occlusion information (step 132).
Capture window A illustrates a capture area of sufficient extent so as to encompass an area from which the underlying address code and tiled code pattern can be decoded. In the embodiment illustrated in
In another embodiment of the coding system of
This two-level coding system can be used in several ways, such as to implement a graphical user interface. To use this user interface, a user places an image capture device on or near a selection, such as a graphic which may form an occlusion. As an example, the user may place the image capture device in the selection's "hot zone" as described in commonly assigned U.S. application Ser. No. 09/144,250 entitled METHODS AND APPARATUS FOR CAMERA PEN now U.S. Pat. No. 6,310,988 that issued on Oct. 30, 2001, which teaches that a hot zone is an area on or near the visual indicia and is equivalent to selecting the visual indicia. U.S. application Ser. No. 09/144,250 is hereby expressly incorporated by reference. An image is captured which includes an area large enough to allow the tile pattern to be decoded. The image is then decoded to determine the context code from the tile pattern and a selection code associated with the position of selection. This allows tiled codes to be used in a system for capturing an image, decoding the image to determine one or more particular codes from the image, and performing operations based on the one or more particular codes, as described in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/223,882, filed Dec. 31, 1998, and entitled MULTI-LEVEL SELECTION METHODS AND APPARATUS USING CONTEXT IDENTIFICATION FOR EMBEDDED DATA GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACES, (now U.S. Pat. No. 6,594,406 that issued Jul. 15, 2003) which is hereby expressly incorporated by reference.
An image capture device, which in this case is a camera pen 410 or camera mouse 431, is connected to frame capture 428. Either camera pen 410 or camera mouse 431 may be used, but camera pen 410 will be used for purposes of discussion. Camera pen 410 captures an image from substrate 432 and transfers the captured image to frame capture 428. The user makes a selection by placing camera pen 410 on or near visual indicia on glyph marks 432, and pressing one or more buttons on the device. For example, pressing button 414 causes camera pen 410 to capture the portion of the substrate 432 under the tip of camera pen 410, and transmit the image to computer 412, via frame capture 428, for analysis. The depression of one or more buttons can be used for additional signaling, as in a double click, hold down.
As shown in
Processor 422 processes the results from cursor control 414 and the captured frame image from frame capture 428 as previously discussed in respect to
In one embodiment, the retrieved information includes two types of information: a bit map image representation of substrate page iv, and icon information defining the locations and meaning of icons on substrate page iv. In operation, a user selects an icon representing a system object on substrate 432 via an image capture device. In response, a system attached to the computer system of
In one embodiment, main memory 416 is a random access memory (RAM) or a dynamic storage device that stores instructions executed by processor 422. Main memory 416 may also store information used in executing instructions. ROM 418 is used for storing static information and instructions used by processor 422. Storage device 420, such as a magnetic or optical disk, also stores instructions and data used in the operation of computer system 412.
Display 430 may be a CRT or other type of display device. Cursor control 414 controls cursor movement on display 430. Cursor control 414 may accept signals from any type of input device such as a trackball, or cursor direction keys.
The system shown in
Such programs may be read into main memory 416 from another computer readable medium, such as storage device 420. Execution of sequences of instructions contained in main memory 416 causes processor 422 to perform the process steps shown, for example, in
Various forms of computer readable media may be involved in carrying one or more sequences of instructions to processor 422 for execution. For example, the instructions may initially be carried on a magnetic disk or a remote computer. The remote computer can load the instructions into its dynamic memory and send the instructions over a telephone line using a modem. A modem local to computer system 412 can receive the data on the telephone line and use an infrared transmitter to convert the data to an infrared signal. An infrared detector coupled to appropriate circuitry can receive the data carried in the infrared signal and place the data on bus 426. Bus 426 carries the data to main memory 416, from which processor 422 retrieves and executes the instructions. The instructions received by main memory 416 may optionally be stored on storage device 420 either before or after execution by processor 422.
Computer system 412 also includes a communication interface 424 coupled to bus 426. Communication interface 424 provides two way communications to other systems. For example, communication interface 424 may be an integrated services digital network (ISDN) card or a modem to provide a data communication connection to a corresponding type of telephone line. Communication may also be, for example, a local area network (LAN) card to provide communication to a LAN. Communication interface 424 may also be a wireless card for implementing wireless communication between computer system 412 and wireless systems. In any such implementation, communication interface 424 sends and receives electrical, electromagnetic or optical signals that carry data streams representing various types of information.
The link between communication interface 424 and external devices and systems typically provides data communication through one or more networks or other devices. For example, the link may provide a connection to a local network (not shown) to a host computer or to data equipment operated by an Internet Service Provider (ISP). An ISP provides data communication services through the world wide packet data communications network now commonly referred to as the Internet. Local networks and the Internet both use electrical, electromagnetic or optical signals that carry digital data streams. The signals through the various networks and the signals between the networks and communication interface 424, which carry the digital data to and from computer system 412, are exemplary forms of carrier waves transporting the information.
Computer system 412 can send messages and receive data, including program code, through the network(s) via the link between communication interface 424 and the external systems and devices. In the Internet, for example, a server might transmit a requested code for an application program through the Internet, an ISP, a local network, and communication interface 424.
Program code received over the network may be executed by processor 422 as it is received, and/or stored in memory, such as in storage device 420, for later execution. In this manner, computer system 412 may obtain application code in the form of a carrier wave.
The term "computer-readable medium" as used herein refers to any medium that participates in providing instructions to processor 422 for execution. Such a medium may take many forms, including but not limited to, non-volatile memory media, volatile memory media, and transmission media. Non-volatile memory media includes, for example, optical or magnetic disks, such as storage device 420. Volatile memory media includes RAM, such as main memory 416. Transmission media includes coaxial cables, copper wire and fiber optics, including the wires that comprise bus 426. Transmission media can also take the form of acoustic or light waves, such as those generated during radio wave and infrared data communications.
Common forms of computer-readable media include, for example, a floppy disk, a flexible disk, hard disk, magnetic tape, or any other magnetic storage medium, a CD-ROM, any other optical medium, punch cards, paper tape, any other physical medium with patterns of holes, a RAM, a PROM, an EPROM, a FLASH-EPROM, any other memory chip or cartridge, a carrier wave as described hereinafter, or any other medium from which a computer can read and use.
Other embodiments of the invention will be apparent to those skilled in the art from consideration of the specification and practice of the disclosed embodiments. The specification and examples are exemplary only, and the true scope and spirit of the invention is defined by the following claims and their equivalents.
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I'm investigating aurioTouch2 sample code.
I wanna change smth to record audio from microphone and to write these data to .caff or .wav file. So later I will be able to play this audio with AVAudioPlayer.
My idea is to use AVAudioRecorder in applicationDidFinishLaunching, but may be it's not the best solution or may be even it's not possible by this way (I've not tried to use AVAudioRecorder, because I think that most likely it's not the best idea). I've tried to write byte data in
void FFTBufferManager::GrabAudioData(AudioBufferList *inBL)
memcpy(mAudioBuffer+mAudioBufferCurrentIndex, inBL->mBuffers[0].mData, bytesToCopy);
// after this I copy to my own buffer and collect all the data during 30 seconds
So as you see, I copy to my own buffer and collect all the data during 30 seconds. Than I write data to .caff file. That doesn't work.
Or may be the way of playing binary data of audio (not encoded to .waf or .caff audio) exist?


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All-City Swimming: Boys first team
Bradley Quy, NormanSophomore200 Freestyle Quy placed second in this event and helped lead the Tigers to a seventh-place finish in the team race. Also placed second in the 500 free. He will be a swimmer to watch next year.
Wilson Wei, Norman NorthJunior200 IM After knocking on the door the last two years, Wei broke through with a championship in this event. Also placed second in the 100 backstroke, and Norman North finished fourth.
Isaac McKnight, ChickashaJunior50 Freestyle There's no slowing down for McKnight, who won the 100 and 200 free championships in 5A. He also set a 5A state record with his 50 free swim in the 200 free relay.
Sean Simpson, Edmond NorthSophomore100 Butterfly On a loaded squad that placed second, Simpson stood out the most. He placed second in this event to go with a fifth-place finish in the 100 back. Lead leg of championship-winning 200 free relay team.
Paul Le, SouthmooreJunior100 Freestyle Nobody made bigger strides entering the season from his sophomore to junior year. It paid off at state as Le won the 100 back championship and also placed second in this event.
Typ Whinnery, Deer CreekSenior500 Freestyle One of the most dominant swimmers in the state, Whinnery cruised to championship wins in this event and the 100 breaststroke. He won the 500 free by nearly 14 seconds and had the best time in the 100 breaststroke, regardless of class. Swimmer of the Year
Narayan Naik, Heritage HallSenior100 Backstroke A healthy Naik showed what he can do when he's 100 percent. Not only did he win 5A championships in this event and the 200 individual medley, he led the Chargers quartet that earned a shocking win in the 200 free relay.
Dakota Wheeler, WestmooreSenior100 Breaststroke A sinus infection had Wheeler less than 100 percent, but it didn't matter as the Jaguars star still ended up winning this event and the 100 butterfly. He won both events by more than a second. Coach of the Year
Kent Nicholson, NormanWhen it meant the most, Nicholson's boys swam their best. Norman North placed fourth while Norman took seventh. Not only are the Norman schools one of the more consistent programs now, they're loaded with talent coming back.


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Girardeau A. Spann was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and grew up in White Plains, New York. He attended Valhalla High School, Princeton University, and Harvard Law School. After graduating from law school, Spann worked as a staff attorney for Ralph Nader's Public Citizen Litigation Group in Washington, D.C. Spann then joined the faculty of the Georgetown University Law Center, where he is now a Professor of Law.
At Georgetown, Professor Spann teaches Contracts, Torts, Administrative Law, and Constitutional Law. His recent writings have been about race, the Constitution, and the Supreme Court, with an emphasis on the role that postmodern thought should play in legal analysis. Spann is the author of Race against the Court: The Supreme Court and Minorities in Contemporary Americaand is a coauthor of Constitutional Theory: Arguments and Perspectives(2d ed.). Professor Spann lives in Washington, D.C.


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April 05, 2011 03:30 PM by Shayla Perry
Tori Spelling is known for throwing a good party, and now, she and hubby Dean McDermott are getting set to help eight lucky couples plan their dream weddings in their new Oxygen reality show, Tori & Dean: sTORIbook Weddings. Ahead of the show's season premiere, the reality TV couple has shared some simple steps to make that special day a little less stressful.
"I think finding the venue is the biggest stress," Tori Spelling said in a recent conference call. "I think once couples have their venue they can start to visualize what their wedding will be like and what they really want. So I always encourage everyone to find their venue that they love first and get booked."
"Then make sure that you keep it in focus that it's for a day," adds Dean.
As for the most important thing Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott learned throughout the planning of their own nuptials after meeting in 2005 on the set of the TV movie "Mind Over Murder," Spelling advises couples to actually enjoy the day.
"The big thing that we learned was make the day about you because it goes in a flash," says Tori. "And we don't take a moment to really enjoy it and experience it with your partner. It kind of gets taken over by everyone else at the wedding."
And Spelling made sure that all of the brides on Tori & Dean: sTORIbook Weddings took the time to take it all in.
"I would remind them right before they walked down the aisle, I'd say, 'When you get out there take in everything. Stop for one second. See your groom. Take in the whole scene. And just make a mental picture of it and then head down the aisle," she said.
So how have Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott managed to survive the reality TV curse and keep their marriage together?
"We just try to communicate about everything and just stay on the same page about everything. And just yes, spend time together," says Tori.
With Dean adding, "I take any moment in time I can get with T. and just tell her how much I love her every day."
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Trekking Ski Pole Fishnet Mods
|Crossing the North Fork of the Popo, Wind Rivers, Wyoming.
We've been using trekking poles for years. To us they're usually known as "ski poles" and used during approach hikes for ski mountaineering. But we've used 'em for pure hiking as well, and still do. The latest crop of dedicated trekking poles from folks such as Black Diamond are specific to hiking. They're light, collapse short, and have ergonomic grips that help when you're moving through uneven terrain (AKA terrifying glacial moraine). During our Wind River backpack we used a pair of Black Diamond Contour trekking poles, one each (with two for Dad during steeper downhills). The Contours were brilliant — durable, light, comfortable…
BUT, nothing in the Dawson compound shall remain unmodified. Our goal was lightweight backpacking in the Wind River mountains of Wyoming, with a dose of fly fishing. Medium to large size trout on light line require a net. Why not use the trekking pole as the net handle, thereby eliminating a bit of weight by eliminating the net handle, as well as providing a longer reach for scooping those lunker cutthroat out of alpine tarns? So that's what we rigged:
|The completed and assembled "TrekNet" is basically a collapsible fishnet that inserts in the upper shaft of a Black Diamond Flicklock trekking pole.
|Collapsed net before insertion in shaft. Note adapter that we made for the net. It's just a chunk of ski pole tubing JBwelded to the net.
|Net being stuffed for travel. It worked.
|When you've got a teenager with a hollow leg (or two), having a good wilderness fishnet insures the man will be fed, sushi or otherwise.


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To value lost quality and longevity of fashion, Mario Keine's Fall/Winter 2016 collection is aesthetically inspired by traditional victorian menswear clothing, deconstructed and modernized.
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Recall List for the 2009 Dodge Challenger
Official recalls have been issued for the 2009 Dodge Challenger by the NHTSA. The complete details of all recalls are listed below, along with what they cover and the recommended solutions.
Recalls don't cost you anything to get fixed, but most are time-limited, so if your car is affected you should call your local Dodge service department immediately!
If you have questions about a recall, write down your VIN & then call Dodge customer service.
2009 Dodge Challenger AIR BAGS:FRONTAL:DRIVER SIDE INFLATOR MODULE NHTSA Campaign #15V444000
Summary: Chrysler (FCA US LLC) is recalling certain model year 2008-2010 Dodge Challenger vehicles manufactured September 19, 2007, to October 29, 2010. The affected vehicles are equipped with a dual-stage driver frontal air bag that may be susceptible to moisture intrusion which, over time, could cause the inflator to rupture.
Consequence: In the event of a crash necessitating deployment of the driver's frontal air bag, the inflator could rupture with metal fragments striking the driver or other occupants resulting in serious injury or death.
Actions: Chrysler will notify owners, and dealers will replace the driver's frontal air bag inflator, free of charge. The recall began on November 17, 2015. Owners may contact Chrysler customer service at 1-800-853-1403. Chrysler's number for this recall is R37. For detailed information & supporting documents, see the official NHTSA page concerning recall #15V444000 »
2009 Dodge Challenger WHEELS:LUGS/NUTS/BOLTS NHTSA Campaign #09V420000
Summary: Chrysler is recalling certain model year 2009 through 2010 passenger vehicles equipped with rear wheel drive. These vehicles may have been built without a front wheel spindle nut.
Consequence: While driving, a tire and wheel separation could occur increasing the risk of a crash.
Actions: Dealers will inspect the tire and wheel assembly and if found without a spindle nut it will be repaired free of charge. The recall began on November 2, 2009. Owners may contact Chrysler at 1-800-835-1403. For detailed information & supporting documents, see the official NHTSA page concerning recall #09V420000 »
2009 Dodge Challenger TIRES:PRESSURE MONITORING AND REGULATING SYSTEMS NHTSA Campaign #08V642000
Summary: Chrysler is recalling 175 MY 2009 Dodge charger, Challenger, and Chrysler 300 vehicles. The tire pressure monitor (tpm) sensors may not transmit the actual tire pressure. This could result in the driver not being aware of low tire pressure.
Consequence: Operation of the vehicle with low tire pressure could result in tire damage and cause a crash without warning.
Actions: Dealers will replace the tpm sensors. The recall is expected to begin on February 9, 2009. Owners may contact Chrysler at 1-800-853-1403. For detailed information & supporting documents, see the official NHTSA page concerning recall #08V642000 »
2009 Dodge Challenger POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION:PARK/NEUTRAL START SWITCH NHTSA Campaign #08V458000
Summary: Chrysler is recalling 6,636 MY 2008-2009 Dodge Challenger vehicles equipped with automatic transmissions and "keyless go" option. These vehicles fail to conform to the requirements of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard no. 114, "theft prevention." If the stop/start button is pressed and held and the engine turns off, the electronic key code is removed from the vehicle. Since this can occur in a transmission or gear selector position other than "park, " and the transmission or gear selector does not become locked in "park" as a direct result of key removal, it was determined that a noncompliance may exist.
Consequence: This standard specifies vehicle performance requirements intended to reduce the incidence of crashes resulting from theft and accidental rollaway of motor vehicles.
Actions: Dealers will reprogram the wireless ignition node module so the engine can only be turned off when the transmission and gear selector is in the "park" position. The recall began on September 15, 2008. Owners may contact Chrysler at 1-800-853-1403. For detailed information & supporting documents, see the official NHTSA page concerning recall #08V458000 »


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