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Plan for collector streets being scrapped
Published: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 4:38 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, November 14, 2012 at 4:38 p.m.
Collector streets will not be added to Wilmington's map anytime soon.
On Wednesday, the Wilmington Metropolitan Planning Organization announced that it is scrapping its Wilmington collector street plan – ceasing work on it and not recommending its adoption – thanks in large part to citizen opposition.
"The community was divided at best on support for the efforts," said Mike Kozlosky, executive director of the organization. "We recognize the importance for planning long term, but given the strong opposition we felt it was in the best interest to discontinue the plan."
Residential collector streets would have knitted residential neighborhoods and major roads together, providing more entrance and exit points than currently exist.
While the modified roads would maintain the 35 mph city speed limit, they could have seen a substantial bump in traffic of 1,000 to 5,000 vehicles per day.
At meetings during October for College Acres, Glen Meade and Sunset Park residents, the plan met harsh criticism from homeowners, who did not want to see increased traffic on their roads.
Streets that sparked the most complaints included Blythe Road and Gillette Drive in Glen Meade and Sunset Park's Washington Street.
"I'm glad to see that common sense prevailed, and I hope they understand that if you're going to call something a collector street, you have to understand those will be the standards by which the affected residents will measure the proposed plan," said Susan MacDermid, a Sunset Park resident. "In this instance, there was no justification for spending the increasingly rare tax dollars on a collector street."
The Metropolitan Planning Organization agreed to a $60,000 contract with a consultant to formulate the collector street plan, but only $42,000 of that has been spent so far, Kozlosky said.
Some information developed for Wilmington collector streets could be applied in other instances in the future, such as the north Brunswick collector street plan.
"Although we're discontinuing efforts on the plan, we did receive some benefit from this effort so it wasn't a waste of taxpayer dollars," Kozlosky said.
He added that stormwater designs planned for the collector streets, which use storm runoff for irrigation and other purposes, could eventually become the city's standard.
Whatever progress was made as a result of the project, though, Wilmington residents are thrilled that their neighborhood won't be home to collector streets.
"We are ecstatic that the city took our concerns into consideration and we can worry about something else for a while," said Kelly Luckhaus, a Sunset Park resident.
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Fifteen years ago, you were probably buying your Doc Marten sandals at the Chalk Garden. Now, the iconic SLC fashion boutique and predecessor to chic shops JMR and Lolabella, is back in the Beehive. And they've taken the fashion up a notch with brands like Frye, Joie, Porto, House of Harlow, Sam Edelman, Theory, Vince, Helmut Lang, Ash and Levi's Vintage, among others.
We gave you a sneak peek in our most recent Fashion Friday post, but come tomorrow, you can do one better when the shop opens its doors early for its Grand Opening Gala from 6-9 p.m. Cocktails from Bar-X and hors d'oeuvres by Martine will be served alongside an impressive mix of men's and women's brands.
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Smack in the heart of downtown at 74 S. Main St., Chalk Garden Co-op takes a unique spin on shopping. The brains behind the shop call it "progressive retail," thanks to the collaborative approach with partners The Lanny Barnard Gallery and Lunatic Fringe Salon. Essentially, shoppers can take care of their artistic, beauty and fashion needs all in one place.
Tickets to the gala are $50 and can be purchased at Lolabella and JMR locations, with 100 percent of proceeds going to the Lupus Foundation's Utah Chapter.

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Dress up like Kristen Stewart, the star of the Twilight film adaptation. Black and red vampire costumes are feminine and mysterious. Men will line up to be bitten and join you on the dark side when you wear a more revealing design. Bring your Dracula along for a costume idea that is perfect for couples.
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I always thought that I have combination oily skin, but actually I am suffering from acute dehydration, where my face is producing more sebum than usual to compensate from the dryness. Using all those whitening and oil controlling products do not help either...
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Texture: This clear serum has a smooth silky texture plus it is not too thick or too thin. It absorbs very quickly. Moreover, it can be used on the eye area.
Here is a before and after picture of the fine lines on my forehead since you guys really enjoyed the ones of my cheeks in a previous post haha
What do you think? My lines are not as obvious in the after picture right?
I have been using this hydrating serum once a day for five weeks now, and I definitely feel an improvement in my hydration level. My face feels bouncier and firmer too ^^ Two to three droplets are sufficient to cover my entire face instead of the recommended six.
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Spring is here and so are the Baltimore County Department of Health's rabies vaccination clinics for dogs, cats and ferrets. The community-based, outdoor clinics are scheduled through June 14.
Rabies is a viral infection of the central nervous system. People usually get rabies from the bite, scratch or lick of an infected animal. The rabies virus is uncontrolled in the wild; however, the easiest way to protect your pet and your family is to keep your pet's rabies vaccination up to date.
Baltimore County has made it even easier for you to protect your pet by offering nine low-cost rabies vaccination clinics across the County. The vaccine cost is only $8 per animal. When attending a clinic with your pet, please note the following:
· Bring exact change, if possible, as cash and checks will be the only forms of payment accepted.
· Clinics are held rain or shine; however, the Baltimore County Department of Health reserves the right to cancel or limit the time frame of a clinic in the event of severe weather.
· Only dogs, cats, and ferrets will be vaccinated at these clinics.
· Animals must be at least 12-weeks old.
· Uncontrollable animals will not be vaccinated. Dogs and cats must be on a leash or in a properly sized, escape-proof carrier; muzzles are required for aggressive dogs.
· If available, bring your animal's last rabies vaccination certificate (copy or original) to the clinic.
All vaccinations will be administered by licensed veterinarians who will be assisted by experienced caring technicians. Take advantage of this great, opportunity to protect your pet and family from a deadly, but very preventable disease. We look forward to serving you and your pet!
Rabies clinics are held weekly at the Animal Shelter. Call 410-887-PAWS (7297) to schedule an appointment. The cost for rabies vaccinations is $8.
Also, we have a very special deal for Memorial Day weekend - half-off animal adoptions May 21 to 25! Give a new cat or dog a home for just $25 and $32.50 respectively during this limited time.
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jeffries looks like a ostrich
Wish we could see some Jordan in the game
Harris is definitely trying to bully Lin.... lets see how Lin responds
Im really liking jeffries right now his hustle and he is trying
These refs are f*cking whistle happy. The NBA needs refs that are the players age and still have their eye-sight and drivers licenses.
Take Walker off and put Jordan on! ****!
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Left handed scoop by Lin beautiful!!!
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In this era of trying to do more with less, Historic Columbia has come up with a neat idea. On the third Sunday of every month the foundation holds"Dollar Sunday"where admission to their three historic homes is just $1. This month, the third Sunday is August 17. This offer is good for residents of Richland and Lexington Counties. However, if you tour more than one house,regular general admission fees apply. The four homes are:
The Robert Mills House: Built in 1823, the Robert Mills House was supposed to be the home of Ainsley Hall, a prominent merchant at the time, however, he died while the house was under construction. Subsequently, it served as an educational institution from the 1820s to the 1960s. First as the Columbia Theological Seminary until the 1920s, then as Westervelt Academy, a boarding school for missionary children and then as the Columbia Bible College, now known as Columbia International University.The house is furnished in period style but there is only one item that is connected to the Hall family. Ask your docent what it is!
The Mann-Simons Site: Located on the corner of Richland and Marion Streets, this house is of particular significance to the African-American community. Unlike the other HC homes, which were or would have been homes to Columbia's planter and merchant elite, the Mann-Simons Site was home to middle class families like tailors and seamstresses. Celia Mann, the namesake of the house, was a free black woman who made her way from Charleston to Columbia. Her family occupied this house from the 1870s to the 1970s. The site now contains ghost structures showing the location of outbuildings in or about 1900 and wayside signage detailing the lifestyles of African-Americans.
The Hampton-Preston Mansion: The Hampton-Preston Mansion was built in 1818 and is one of the oldest homes in Columbia. It was the home of Wade Hampton I, grandfather of Civil War general and politician Wade Hampton III. After it was sold in 1873, it went through a number of incarnations, most notably a women's college from 1890-1930.
The Woodrow Wilson Family Home: Recently reopened after a 9-year restoration, the Wilson home not only deals with the Wilson's time in Columbia during the 1870s, but also with Reconstruction and its effects on Columbia and South Carolina.
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MOSCOW - The University of Idaho Men's Tennis team was ranked fifth in the Mountain region in the latest ITA rankings.
""For our men to be fifth in the region is a great accomplishment for this program," Idaho Director of Tennis Jeff Beaman said. "Good things continue to happen with this high regional rank, the men breaking into the national rankings, the team so far going 14-4 including defeating nationally ranked NMSU and UNLV."
Lachlan Reed is ranked seventh in Mountain region singles and Reed and Adrian Simon ranked fifth in doubles.
""Lachlan has shown he can compete with anybody in the country and him and Adrian Simon have really come together as our #1 doubles team," Beaman said.
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Do you remember Loose Ends from back in the 80s? Me neither. However what with the 80s and 90s firmly becoming the latest wave of retro-chic in music (and everything else), a lot of the old goodies from that period are resurfacing now, like this British R&B trio that crossed the pond in the early 80s and became the very first British export to top the Billboard R&B charts.
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text: when to a antique swap meet for the first time today, there was alot of stuff, and this guys got a box of M16 triangle handguards, 1 fix stock, holsters etc. We got there early and I asked price? 50 bucks for the whole box or 5 bucks each. So i got a set of triangle handguards and the fixed stock with the buttplate for 10 bucks, In another box theres a 30 round AK mag. so again, how much? 5 bucks! So my 15 dollar find worked out. I get home and look at the mag and whats wierd is there is no spine. And its stamped China like everything else nowadays. So I guess I got a preban norinco mag? Out of all my AK mags it turns out this is only my 2nd one. jim


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You'd have to ask one. However, let us think about how a single teenage mother ends up in her situation, shall we? She chose to have the child, and so what happens is her responsibility and she should do something about it herself.
You'd have to ask one. However, let us think about how a single teenage mother ends up in her situation, shall we? She chose to have the child, and so what happens is her responsibility and she should do something about it herself.
Woah. So because she is poor you think she should have an abortion? Cold, mate.
Until you've been pregnant you shouldn't be able to advise anyone to have an abortion. Considering you can't become pregnant that means you have no right period to tell someone what they should or should not do to their body and their baby.
If you don't want your child you can sign away your rights as a parent, but you should have thought of the consequences before you had sex.
Ever heard of adoption? And she shouldn't get into something she can't handle.
No, she would have to live with the thought that her first born child was in the arms of another for the rest of her life.
Every day she would wonder if he was getting loved enough, every night she would fall asleep wondering if he had to cry himself to sleep. For the rest of her life he would be an infant in her eyes.
Gosh I am going to cry just thinking about it. I can't imagine my poor little love being with some other woman who didn't know him as his mother does. I am all for adoption, but because I am a new mother I can just feel the ache of the person who has to give up their baby. It would be a pain that never left me, a constant thorn in my foot.
Never a minute goes by that I don't think of my baby, and I can't leave him with his grandmother just to go out to dinner without worrying about him all the time. When he was born and I first heard his cry I sobbed with relief that he was okay, and mine. Motherhood is the best thing that ever happened to me, all my life I felt incomplete, and now I know why. I can't imagine taking that from someone just because they were screwed over by a man and their parents abandoned them.
You make it sound that a mother isn't allowed to visit a child she's offered up for adoption. Last I checked she could.
Not usually she can't. The separation is meant to be permanent so as not to confuse the child. Most adoptive parents are very possessive and won't even allow the child to see the real parents in adulthood.
The pain of that loss would haunt you forever.
I've watched enough Lifetime movies about this that I should know.
Then the simple fact of the matter is that you shouldn't get into that situation in the first place. You made the problem, you fix it.
Your fault for drinking too much.
Your fault for being an idiot.
Not really. Innocent girls can easily be taken advantage of by wicked worldly men and shouldn't suffer forever because of it. If she wants her child and has been taken advantage of it's our responsibility as a society to take care of her.
And we get the right to lord it over her forever too. Oh wait, this isn't a small town in the 60's. So we should withhold that right.
If she wants her child then she should take responsibility for it, not us. It's only our responsibility if it ends up in the state sector, because that is a public service and so I am absolutely fine with paying for it. The same goes for health, education, transport and so on. However, private funding is not something I want my money to go into without my say so.
That's inhumane.
You aren't viewing this hypothetical person as a person, but only as a charity case. She won't be downtrodden forever. She's smart and capable of taking care of herself. Just not for the first year or so of her child's life. She'll likely work and go back to school and get a great job later on.
Her boyfriend is a drug addict for christ's sake, he's abusive, her parents are heartless people unworthy of her affection. She needs someone to care if her child lives or dies. She only needs a little financial assistance for a finite period of time. She doesn't want charity, but she has no other option.
How can you not help her?
Man, you seriously need to stop watching movies! I know that happens in real life sometimes but holy shit...
So should other people pay for people mistakes? Teenagers nowadays are fully aware of what could happen if they get drunk or have sex. It's their fault that they don't listen to people and they should pay the consequences for it.
Ah, the random advertisements that pop up on here... Anyway, she got herself into this mess. She has a lowlife boyfriend, she has unhelpful parents. She knew these things before having the child. She made that decision herself, and so she must take responsibility for the outcome. It is not my responsibility to help her, and I would rather my money goes where I want it to. I should be able to choose, not the government.
How could I not help her? Let's think of it this way: she needs the money so that she can look after her child. But wait, what about me? I need the money so that I can buy my medication. I wonder which is more important to me?
read up on social discourse, The Editor.If you've been stuck in the same low-pay job you started in twenty years ago, then clearly you are doing something wrong.
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"What else?" said the secretary.
The Editor your misunderstanding of culture here is shocking.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Spoiled rich kids make a shit load of stupid mistakes that are often illegal(hello President George W. Bush, the alcoholic and drug user) but have their parents and the aristocratic society which is tailor made for them for a safety net. Why shouldn't the lower class have a similar safety net, provided by the state as they have no one else to provide it?Your fault for being an idiot.
"I'll go," said Chagataev. "But what will I do there? Build socialism?"
"What else?" said the secretary.
Yes, my money.
Having just consulted both the OED and Wikipedia, I have come to the conclusion that social discourse is concerned with the way in which society communicates ideas, and am therefore at a loss as to what your point is.


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President Barack H. Obama's Inauguration Celebration and public swearing-in ceremony will be held Jan. 21 on the National Mall at the White House in Washington, D.C.
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Wow, thank you, everyone, for sharing all your wonderful nature memories with me. : ) I'm not able to respond to all of your comments, but I read every single one of them and thoroughly enjoyed them. I especially loved the camping-gone-wrong stories, since my main memory of camping as a child is of sitting in our pop-up camper listening to the rain pour down on us for days at a time. : )
Also, I am super flattered by all the interest in my little rain-boot print! Remember, if you didn't win, you can buy it directly from Spoonflower—click here to purchase. And please let me know if you make anything with it, I would love to see pictures.
Okay, so the winners of the Rain Boots fat quarters who had my favorite comments are:
annabelle g, who said:
"One of my fav memories is of a huge mulberry tree at the edge of the woods. There was a small footpath through the underbrush that lead to a clearing just under the mulberry tree, our clubhouse. Daddy hung a tire swing and helped nail boards to the side for us to climb easier. You could not see anything from the outside, just the woods. So it was like our secret place. We spent so much time there, my brother, sister and I, esp in the summer. It was a wonderful place. I wonder sometimes if its still there. If its been found by other kids and is still a happy place, a happy tree. Fond childhood memories.....thank you :)" Awww, what a beautiful description of a magical childhood place. How could I not choose it?
Mary on Lake Pulaski, who said:
"What a great design Lee! A few years after I survived major breast cancer, I signed up for Outward Bound to help me regain my self confidence. I spent seven days in the Boundary Waters with nine other women cancer survivors I had never met before. Nature is such a healer. We spent the time canoeing, navigating, rappelling, soloing, cooking and fishing. Nature and all of those women became my friends. I think I can say that is the reason I am a twenty-four year survivor. " Wow, Mary, what an experience! A clear winner. : )
And the random winners of the FQs are:
#145 - lizmakesstuff
"When I was in high school, my family went on a trip to the Canadian Rockies. We went on several hikes that were ostensibly "easy" but in reality were anything but. One of them was a 23-mile round trip hike to a glacier. Though it was July (specifically Canada Day!) there was lots of snow on the ground, much of which had never been touched by humans. We had lots of fun playing in the snow that day (we're Florida kids so snow is a novelty!) and we were exhausted at the end of it but it was definitely a trip to remember!"
#9 - Kristen
"These boots remind me of my pretty white and pink raincoat I had when I was 7. I used to hope it would rain so I could wear my raincoat to school. It was reversible so one side was pink and the other side was white with tiny little different colored hearts. I still remember splashing in the puddles on the way home from the bus and my mom being worried because it took me so long to get home. Thanks for helping me remember that! LOVE the fabric!"
Congrats to all the winners! I'll be sending you an email to get your mailing addresses. Enjoy your fabric!
Monday, June 27, 2011
Rain Boot Winners
Labels: fabric, Giveaways, Spoonflower
7 comments:
- Mary on Lake Pulaski said...
Thanks Lee! I can't wait to make something special with this fabric!
- June 27, 2011 at 5:35 PM
- Amy said...
Congrats to the winners.
- June 27, 2011 at 5:42 PM
- annabelle g said...
Thank you Lee!
- June 27, 2011 at 7:05 PM
- Flo @ Butterfly Quilting said...
Great stories! Great give away!
- June 27, 2011 at 7:30 PM
- Melinda said...
Congrats you guys!
- June 27, 2011 at 8:51 PM
- Kristen said...
Thank you Lee!!! You so made my day! :)
- June 27, 2011 at 9:42 PM
- quirky granola girl said...
i'm sorry i missed your giveaway. i love that print. serves me right for being so behind in my reader...
- June 29, 2011 at 12:42 PM
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Prospective students, current students and military spouses in the Watertown/Fort Drum area who are working in early childhood professions, including childcare, are eligible for this $600 scholarship. The scholarship is awarded twice a year. Scholarship winners are eligible to re-apply for the scholarship for future terms.
Preference will be given to new Empire State College students pursuing early childhood studies who have graduated from Jefferson Community College and who enroll in the Pathways Transfer Program, but all applications will be considered.
Application Process
Applicants must submit the following materials:
- one to two page essay explaining the applicant's experience and interest in early childhood studies
- If the applicant is a military spouse, the essay should address their interest in and plans for pursuing a degree through Empire State College.
- resume
- names and telephone numbers of two references, one of whom should be a professional reference.
Application Deadlines
Fall 1 Term
- Application materials must be received by July 1.
- A decision will be made by the scholarship committee by July 31.
Spring 1 Term
- Application materials must be received by Dec. 1.
- A decision will be made by the scholarship committee by Dec. 31.
Application Submission
Application materials may be submitted by email, mail or in person to Mindy Boenning at the Fort Drum unit of Empire State College which is located at the Fort Drum Education Center, P-4300, Camp Hale Road, Fort Drum, N.Y..
Please call 315-773-6139 with any questions.
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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals confirmed Japanese regulatory approval of Eylea™ (aflibercept) for the treatment of wet age-related macular degeneration (wet AMD). Clearance was based on data from two Phase III trials (View 1 and View 2), which demonstrated that intravitreal injections of Eylea once a month for three months, and then once every two months, was equivalent to treatment with monthly injections of Lucentis® (ranibizumab) in terms of patients maintaining visual acuity.
Eylea was approved for the wet AMD indication in the U.S. in November 2011, and earlier this month FDA cleared the drug for treating central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO). Australian approval for the wet AMD indication was granted earlier this year. Regeneron's partner, Bayer HealthCare, has separately received a positive recommendation from the European Regulatory Authority's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use, following the firm's wet-AMD submission for Eylea. A European filing for the CRVO indication is planned once the wet-AMD approval has been formally granted.
Eylea is a recombinant fusion protein comprising portions of human VEGF receptors 1 and 2 extracellular domains, fused to the Fc portion of human IgG. The drug is designed to act as a soluble decoy receptor that binds VEGF-A and placental growth factor (PIGF) to block binding and activation of their cognate VEGF receptors.
Bayer HealthCare and Regeneron are collaborating on global development of Eylea. Regeneron holds exclusive rights to the drug in the U.S., and Bayer HealthCare has licensed exclusive marketing rights outside the U.S. In Japan the firm will co-promote the drug with Santen Pharmaceutical.
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When you want to work in smaller groups, this stereo Listening Center for 6 People provides you with excellent audio with a durable product. Listening center includes 6 stereo headphones, one 8-position stereo jackbox and one wire headphone rack. Simply plug your desired audio source into the jack box, plug in the headphones and let the learning begin. The jack box is light enough to be portable, but also has predrilled holes for permanent mounting. Features strain-relief connectors that ensure its cord won't be pulled out, no matter how enthusiastic your students.
The permanently attached cord has 1/4" and 3.5mm plugs so it's compatible with all media players. The silver-plated contact points for a solid connection without the startling "crackling" sound heard when connecting with other jackboxes. Includes individual volume controls at each input so students can select the sound they need. Constructed of rugged ABS plastic housing for durability and the skid-resistant pads on the bottom keep it from moving without marring or scratching table surfaces.
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The first time you connect to a network, you might be asked if you want to find PCs, devices, and content on the network, and automatically connect to devices like printers and TVs.
Turning on this setting prepares your PC for sharing files and devices on a network. It also automatically sets the appropriate firewall and security settings for the type of network that you connected to. You can turn this off anytime.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, tap Settings, and then tap Change PC settings.(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, click Settings, and then click Change PC settings.)
Tap or click Network, tap or click Connections, and then tap or click your network connection.
Turn on Find devices and content.
Turn this on for home or small office networks, or when you know and trust the people and devices on the network. This setting allows your PC to connect to devices on the network, such as printers.
Turn this off for networks in public places (such as coffee shops or airports), or when you don't know or trust the people and devices on the network.
This setting isn't available for domain networks (for example, if you bring home a work laptop).
Turning this on changes your firewall settings to allow some communication, which can be a security risk. If you know you won't need to share files or printers, the safest choice is to turn this off.
Turning this off blocks the following apps and services from working: PlayTo, file sharing, network discovery, and automatic setup of network printers, TVs, and other devices.
Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and then tap Search.(If you're using a mouse, point to the lower-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer up, and then click Search.)
Enter This PC in the search box, and then tap or click This PC.
The location where the shared items appear depends on the type of network you have, and which Windows operating system is running on the PC you're using to find the shared files or folders.
Windows 8.1, Windows RT 8.1, Windows 8, Windows RT, or Windows 7
Windows 8.1, Windows RT 8.1, Windows 8, Windows RT, Windows 7, or Windows Vista
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My Network Places
If you can't see items on a network that are supposed to be shared with you, ask the person who's sharing them for the path (it should begin with \\pcname\). Enter this path in the address bar in This PC.
If you don't see the items you've shared under Network, you can customize your view of folders in This PC to see which items have been shared and the people you're sharing them with. Open a folder that contains the items that you think are shared. On the View tab, in the Layout group, tap or click Details. Tap or click Add columns, and then choose Choose columns. Select Shared and Shared with, and then tap or click OK.
Make sure the PCs are in the same homegroup or workgroup and that each PC has a unique name.
Open System by swiping in from the right edge of the screen, tapping Search (or if you're using a mouse, pointing to the upper-right corner of the screen, moving the mouse pointer down, and then clicking Search), entering System in the search box, and tapping or clicking System.
Tap or click Properties.
To change the PC or network name, tap or click Change settings.
You might be asked for an admin password or to confirm your choice.
If your PC is in a workgroup, use the same user name and password combination on each PC. For example, if your account on one PC is "Lisa" and your password is "Ch0col@te," use that same name and password on all your PCs in the workgroup.
On PCs running Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows RT, make sure you've turned on sharing for the network you're connected to. You'll need to do this on each PC that you want to use for sharing items. On PCs running Windows 8.1 or Windows RT 8.1, make sure you've turned on the Find devices and content slider.
If you're still having problems, make sure network discovery, file and printer sharing, and Public folder sharing are turned on for all PCs in your homegroup or workgroup.
Open Advanced sharing settings by swiping in from the right edge of the screen, tapping Search (or if you're using a mouse, pointing to the upper-right corner of the screen, moving the mouse pointer down, and then clicking Search), entering advanced sharing in the search box, and then tapping or clicking Manage advanced sharing settings.
Expand the current profile.
Make sure the PC with the shared files and folders is turned on and isn't sleeping or hibernating. In This PC, tap or click the address bar, and then enter \\computername to make sure there are no problems with the network connection.
Make sure you're using only one firewall, and that it's set up to allow homegroups or workgroups.
If you want to open shared files and folders that are on a PC running Windows XP from a PC running Windows 8.1 or Windows RT 8.1, it's best to put the items in the Shared Documents folder. Then, right-click the item you want to share, click Sharing and Security, and select the Share this folder on the network check box. If you want to edit the shared items from other PCs on your network, select the Allow network users to change my files check box.
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Johnson City, Tenn. -- The East Tennessee State University athletic department announced today that Davis Burklin has signed a National Letter of Intent to join head coach Tony Skole .s baseball program for the 2002 season.
A 6-0, 220-pound first baseman, Burklin hit .544 with 18 home runs and 67 RBIs for head coach Tommy Pharr as a junior at Farragut High School.
"We are pleased to have another fine player in our Buccaneer baseball program from Farragut High School, one of the best programs in the state of Tennessee," Skole said. "Davis is consistently mentioned as one of the top hitters in the entire state. He will have an opportunity to immediately add production to our lineup."
Burklin joins Michael Bauer (Kingsport, Tenn.), Justin Clear (La Follette, Tenn.), Keith Davis (Bristol, Va.), Caleb Moore (Knoxville, Tenn.), Trevor Smith (Newport, Tenn.) and Matt Traylor (Knoxville, Tenn.) in the 2002 recruiting class.


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Fingerlab has announced a major update to its DM1 iPad drum machine:
DM1 now comes with 2 new super cool tools "The Randomizer" and "The Automation" for instant and fun beat making. Patterns are now also expandable to 32 Steps for extra creativity. We have added 24 new drum kits. As well as AudioCopy, WIST synchronisation between two iPads, MIDI In and more cool features. Yes, it is a big update!


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Seagrass Wingback Armchair
- Overview
Incredibly durable, renewable, and rich in tonal variation, seagrass and abaca are both ideal for relaxed living spaces such as covered porches, patios and sunrooms. We've hand woven it over wood frames to create furniture with the same high quality construction as our upholstered pieces.
- 29" w x 33" d x 42" h
- Color variations are inherent in the natural plant fibers used in our seagrass collection. The result may be differences in color tone from that shown.
- A honey oil finish accentuates the wood's golden hue and enhances its natural moisture resistance.
- Seat cushion has a highly resilient 5"-thick foam core, and is wrapped in lofty polyester batting.
- Kiln-dried solid wood frame is reinforced with corner blocking for structural integrity.
- Durable, synthetic webbing provides exceptional support.
- Cotton-twill cushion cover zips off for machine washing.
- Havana Dark is woven of abaca; Honey is woven of seagrass.
- Sealed with two coats of clear lacquer for moisture resistance.
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- For successful delivery: Furniture Delivery Video.
- Dimensions & Care
- Armchair and ottoman and crafted with a pine frame wrapped in seagrass with a braided weave.
- Seat and ottoman top are reinforced for comfort and durability.
- Seat cushion cover is 100% cotton.
- Natural seagrass has a subtle fragrance similar to hay and other grass varieties; this scent will dissipate over time.
- Overall: 29'' wide x 33'' deep x 42'' high
- Seat: 21'' wide at front x 15'' wide at back x 24'' deep
- Arms: 4'' wide x 22.5'' high
- Cushion: 21'' wide x 24'' deep x 4'' thick
- Overall: 22'' wide x 21'' deep x 14'' high
- Clearance from Floor: 5"
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This is an upholstered furniture item.
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At Pottery Barn, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. Attention to design, materials, safety and construction is our priority. We carefully inspect your order prior to shipment. Upon receipt, please inspect your purchase and notify us of any damage; we will arrange for a prompt replacement. If, within 7 days for Quick Ship upholstery and 30 days for all other products, you are dissatisfied for any reason, you may return your purchase for a refund of the merchandise value.
We cannot accept returns on monogrammed, personalized, made to order items, or on items damaged through normal wear and tear. We also cannot accept returns of final-sale items which are identified by a price which ends in .99.
For returns of items purchased from your Pottery Barn registry, we will gladly provide a refund or exchange for the merchandise within 90 days of your event or within 90 days of purchase, whichever date is later.
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The multitude of vibrant activities are a vital aspect of college life at Anoka-Ramsey. Students, alumni and community members are welcome to take part in the variety clubs, organizations and events. The Student Activities Office on both each campus supports extra-curricular programming designed to supplement your courses. Academic clubs, civic and social clubs and organizations, and other student activities, which are offered for optional credit are available. In addition, the Student Activities Office sponsors numerous social, educational, and cultural events throughout the year, including concerts, art exhibits, speakers, and movies.
If, however, your interest isn't represented and you'd like to form your own club, you're welcome to meet with the Coordinator of Student Activities. Our Clubs and Organizations Guide will help you start a club or guide you through your participation in a club. Club forms are available on the Student Forms web page.
Cambridge: Cindi Gilbert
Coon Rapids: Joyce Traczyk
Cambridge: Cindi Gilbert
Coon Rapids: Joyce Traczyk
Cambridge: Cindi Gilbert
Coon Rapids: Joyce Traczyk
Cambridge: Cindi Gilbert
Coon Rapids: Joyce Traczyk
Check out Cambridge Campus-Student Activities spreadsheet for club details.
Check out Coon Rapids Campus-Student Activities spreadsheet for club details.
Adult Transition Club
The Adult Transition Club provides non-traditional students a place to share experiences and support each other as they find a sense of "balance" in their lives with returning to school. Because there are unique challenges to returning to education, we collaboratively explore solutions and encourage each other.
Coon Rapids: Jan Pomeroy
Coon Rapids: Jan Pomeroy
Anime Association
The purpose of this club is to spread the appreciation of anime and other visual cultures.
Coon Rapids: Anthony Marchetti
Coon Rapids: Anthony Marchetti
Art Club
Provides regular opportunities to discuss ideas pertaining to art. Hosts opportunities to display and sell artist wares.
Cambridge: Marko Marian
Coon Rapids: Laura Migliorino
Cambridge: Marko Marian
Coon Rapids: Laura Migliorino
Astronomy Club
To promote interest in the field of astronomy through discussion of current events and by offering students the opportunity to attend observation nights on campus
Coon Rapids: Ed Wehling
Coon Rapids: Ed Wehling
Biology Club
Promotes fun and fellowship for students interested in biology. Works to enhance local natural areas, raises awareness of health issues, etc.
Coon Rapids: Joan McKearnan
Coon Rapids: Joan McKearnan
Biz-Tech Club (Business Technology Club)
For students interest in Business and Technology, this club educates students about the application of technology in business and industry.
Cambridge/Coon Rapids: Michael Grzincich
Cambridge/Coon Rapids: Michael Grzincich
Black Student Union
Provides academic and social support to all students who are interested in learning about African history, culture, and the African higher education experience.
Coon Rapids: Venoreen Browne-Boatswain
Coon Rapids: Venoreen Browne-Boatswain
Cambridge: Joe Schoen
Campus Democrats and Progressives
Encourages political discussion, activism, and knowledge to promote progressive policies.
Coon Rapids: Matt Schuster
Coon Rapids: Matt Schuster
Promotes conservative ideas by hosting speakers, debates, and leadership seminars.
Coon Rapids: Candace Blazek
Coon Rapids: Candace Blazek
Promotes an anwareness of the ceramic arts by providing students the opportunity to teach at various community facilities.
Coon Rapids: Mark Lambert, Mary Roettger
Coon Rapids: Mark Lambert, Mary Roettger
Cheer Squad
The purpose of the Anoka-Ramsey Cheer Squad is to promote and uphold team school spirit to the students and faculty at the college and in the community around us. This club will better themselves as cheerleaders through physical and leadership skills.
Coon Rapids: Barbara Sandarin
Coon Rapids: Barbara Sandarin
Provides students with opportunities to enhance their interest in chemistry and related fields, and to help prepare them for achieving their chemistry related career goals. Activities include outreach, field trips, and fellowship.
Coon Rapids: Vicky MacMurdo
Coon Rapids: Vicky MacMurdo
Communication Club
This club is open to all students on campus and will serve the purpose of furthering communication skills by: researching communication topics, investigating common communication errors and issues, building relationships within the Anoka-Ramsey Community College community and beyond, helping students prepare for life after Anoka-Ramsey Community College with greater communication skills and connections.
Advisor: Heidi Croatt
Advisor: Heidi Croatt
Complementary & Alternative Medicine (CAM) Club
The purpose of this club is to promote the positive development and image of the Integrative Health and Healing program; to provide networking opportunities and camaraderie; to provide a venue for growth, learning and expanding awareness of complementary and alternative medicine.
Coon Rapids: Valerie Lis
Coon Rapids: Valerie Lis
To provide interest in computer science and provide a network of individuals interested in computer sciences. To participate in competitions and solve computing, programming problems.
Coon Rapids: Tim Wrenn
Coon Rapids: Tim Wrenn
The Creative Writing Club provides opportunities for students interested in writing poetry, fiction, and crative non-fiction. The Rapids Review and The Spirit River Review literary and arts magazines are published by the members of the Creative Writing Club.
Cambridge: William Breen
Coon Rapids: Jasmin Ziegler
Cambridge: William Breen
Coon Rapids: Jasmin Ziegler
The CRU club welcomes students from all denominations, as well as those with no church affililation. Supports and encourages students through Bible studies and other Christian activities.
Coon Rapids: Tim Sheehan
Coon Rapids: Tim Sheehan
Cambridge: Sarah Ngo
Cambridge: Sarah Ngo
Drama Club
For students interest in all aspects of theatre, assist with one on-campus play production per year.
Cambridge: Lisa Weaver
Cambridge: Lisa Weaver
Engineering and Physics Club
Opportunity for students to participate in tours of interest or complete projects, such as, a "Battle Bot" competition.
Coon Rapids: Bill Saari, Dierk Hofreiter
Coon Rapids: Bill Saari, Dierk Hofreiter
Environmental Club
Helps students become environmentally knowledgeable while working toward achieving equilibrium between quality of life and quality of the environment.
Cambridge: Peter Wahlstrom
Cambridge: Peter Wahlstrom
The GSA at Anoka-Ramsey Community College educates on gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and straight issues; and works toward eliminating intolerance and prejudice. Encourages informal activities which foster healthy social interactions, understanding, and acceptance.
Cambridge: Mackenzie Krzmarzick
Cambridge: Mackenzie Krzmarzick
Coon Rapids: Jim Biederman
Coon Rapids: Jim Biederman
Green Dot Club
The purpose of this club is to educate others about the issues surrounding power based personal violence and safe intervention.
Coon Rapids: Nancy Elk
Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA):
Enhance the delivery of quality health care by providing opportunities for knowledge, skill and leadership development of all health and science education students.
Cambridge: Mary Januschka
Cambridge: Mary Januschka
Hearts Ablaze Christian Club
Create a sense of community for Christian students on campus. Promote and organize events that are relevant to Anoka-Ramsey Community College students.
Cambridge: Brad Wold
Cambridge: Brad Wold
Literature Club
Aims at fostering a love for books and literature as well as promoting literary activities.
Cambridge: Jennifer Hutchens
Cambridge: Jennifer Hutchens
The Math Club encourages the enjoyment of mathematics. Sponsors student participation in mathematical conferences and competitions.
Coon Rapids: Mark Omodt
Coon Rapids: Mark Omodt
The Multicultural Student Club is open to all students interested in promoting cultural diversity and creating a welcoming environment for students of diverse cultures. Meets and discusses issues related to a variety of cultures and cultural experiences. The club also eats out at ethnic restaurants and attends cultural events in the twin cities.
Coon Rapids: Kristin Doneen
Coon Rapids: Kristin Doneen
Muslim Student Association
The Muslim Student Association provides opportunities designed to enrich the Muslim faith, life, and to educate non-Muslims about Islam.
Coon Rapids: Vicki MacMurdo, Patty Pieper
Coon Rapids: Vicki MacMurdo, Patty Pieper
Nontraditional Student Guild
The Nontraditional Student Guild offers a friendly opportunity to talk with other non-traditional students in a relaxed and supportive atmosphere. Members gather for conversation that is relevant to the adult learner's challenges in academia.
Coon Rapids: Jan Pomeroy
Coon Rapids: Jan Pomeroy
Phi Theta Kappa
Phi Theta Kappa offers opportunities for academically exceptional students. Phi Theta Kappa is the international honors society for two-year colleges, which recognizes scholarship among community college students and provides members with leadership, fellowship, and service opportunities.
Cambridge: Daniel Harmon
Coon Rapids: John Herbert
Cambridge: Daniel Harmon
Coon Rapids: John Herbert
Physical Therapist Assistant Club
The purpose of this club is to provide an environment open to current and prospective physical therapist assistant students to get involved with community/campus activities to promote the awareness of physical therapy and ARCC.
Advisor: Shawn Johnson
Advisor: Shawn Johnson
Pray A.R. Club
The purpose of this club is to pray for Anoka-Ramsey Community College, the staff, faculty and students; to amalgamate Anoka-Ramsey Community College with the local churches and religious organizations within the community and to fellowship together around God's word.
Advisor: Melissa Bergstrom
Advisor: Melissa Bergstrom
Pre-Vet and Pre-Med Club
To give the pre-vent, pre-med student, or anyone else that would want to join, a chance to see the many opportunities within human and veterinary medicine. To help these students overcome bariers which may confront them at the beginning stages of their educational journey.
Coon Rapids: Debby Filler
Coon Rapids: Debby Filler
Pro-Life Club
The purpose of this club is to educate students about issues related to the value, dignity and truth about human life and to provide students with meaningful oppotunities of activism in the larger pro-life cause.
Coon Rapids: Jennifer Liberty Clark
Coon Rapids: Jennifer Liberty Clark
Psi Beta
Psi Beta, a national honor society in psychology, supports students' intereste in and dedication to the field of psychology and scholastic achievement.
The Psychology Club promotes activities and awareness of mental health issues.
Cambridge: Fran Bieganek
Coon Rapids: Masataka Nunokawa
Cambridge: Fran Bieganek
Coon Rapids: Masataka Nunokawa
Society for Creative Anachronism
An international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of pre-17th
century Europe.
Coon Rapids:
Coon Rapids:
STEM Chicks
The purpose of this club is to support female students interested in majors or careers in STEM, sponsor speakers, provide resources, reach out to girls in K-12, an promote interest in STEM to the greater community.
Coon Rapids: Nina Bohrod
Coon Rapids: Nina Bohrod
Student Nurses Association
Provides programs of fundamental interests to nursing students. Aid in development of professional role and responsibility for health care of people in all walks of life.
Cambridge: Gwen O'Brien
Coon Rapids: Shandell Ferguson
Cambridge: Gwen O'Brien
Coon Rapids: Shandell Ferguson
Provides the opportunity to let out some built up energy. Even if you have never swing danced before, come to learn. Wear comfortable shoes.
Coon Rapids: Julie Readinger
Coon Rapids: Julie Readinger
Theatre Club
The purpose of this club is to encourage students who share an interest, passion, or love for any and all theatre arts. To encourage education about theatre through active involvement in activities, workshops, productions, and instruction. Also, to manifest a perpetual interest for all forms of performance art, and to provide opportunities for additional growth within the individual, the club, and the community.
Coon Rapids: Peter Lerohl
Coon Rapids: Peter Lerohl
Veterans & Military Students Organization
Creates a community of students who are interested in supporting veteran and/or military issues and encourage public awareness of the unique needs of veteran student on campus.
Cambridge: Isabelle Schmidt
Coon Rapids: Jeff Poole
Cambridge: Isabelle Schmidt
Coon Rapids: Jeff Poole
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Strapless, multi-layered Tulle Ball Gown with silk taffeta waist sash and crystal encrusted Alencon Lace adorning the bodice and skirt.
I am 5'7″ and with heels it was a perfect length for me. I fell in love with this dress but the wedding never took place. I need to buy a new dress now to start a new life with a wonderful man. It is perfect for a romantic wedding.
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As part of its mandate on trade logistics, UNCTAD carries out substantive research and analysis on a wide range of legal and policy issues affecting transport and trade.
Where appropriate, formal and informal meetings convened by UNCTAD also provide an important forum for discussion of relevant issues by member States, public and private sector stakeholders and other experts.
Advice and guidance on legal and policy issues is provided upon request.
For further information, see also the Division on Technology and Logistics Activity reports: 2012, 2011 and 2010.
For an historical overview of UNCTAD's activities in the field of shipping, see Beyond Conventional Wisdom in Development Policy: An intellectual history of UNCTAD 1964-2004 (at pp.73-80).
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As the global community commits to the new Sustainable Development Goals and gears up for a new international climate policy agreement, the UNCTAD Review of Maritime Transport 2015 highlights the role of freight transport, including maritime transport, in addressing the global sustainability and resilience agenda.
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A quarter auction fundraiser for the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America will be held at Smyrna Elementary, 121 S. School Lane, Smyrna, on Friday, April 26. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., and the auction begins at 6:30 p.m.
The event is sponsored by the Starrett family of Leipsic whose daughter, Kaitlyn, 10, was diagnosed with Crohn's disease at the age of 6.
Paddles are $5 for one and $3 for additional paddles. The auction will feature items from 15 different vendors, plus many donated items, and a 50-50 raffle.
For more information on the auction, call (302) 299-8083. For more information on the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation, see www.ccfa.org.
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In observance of National Bullying Prevention Month, the Delaware Children's Department is sponsoring a variety of activities as part of the SHOUT b cause, No Bullying Delaware campaign.
According to two 2011 studies conducted by the University of Delaware Center for Drug and Alcohol Studies, 35 percent of fifth graders, 26 percent of eighth graders and 16 percent of high school students report being the victims of some type of bullying. During the last week of October, the NBD mascot Jurdy will make appearances at the following locations:
4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Clarence Fraim Boys & Girls Club, 669 S. Union St., Wilmington; 6 p.m. Oct. 26, Neighborhood House, 1218 B St., Wilmington; 9 a.m. Oct. 27, Sea Witch Festival parade, Rehoboth Beach; 3 p.m. Oct. 27, Dover Mall, 1365 N. Dupont Highway, Dover; 3 p.m. Oct. 28, Newark Halloween Parade, Tyre Avenue and Main Street, Newark.
For more information, visit www.kids.delaware.gov.
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Paleobotany and Ethnobotany Museum
The Museum of Paleobotany and Ethnobotany occupies some of the rooms of the 17th century building called the "Castle", situated inside the Royal Botanical Gardens of Naples.
The entrance and the first two rooms are dedicated to Paleobotany.
The focal element of this section is a two and a half metre three dimensional phylogenetic tree, which illustrates the appearance and evolution of the main groups of terrestrial plants from the Siluriano (435 million years ago) to today.
Every branch corresponds to an order, and the colours correspond to the classes.
The extinction of a group is represented by the end of a branch.
A series of displays describe the various groups that are represented on the phylogenetic tree with the auxiliary help of fossil remains of plants, accompanied by labels text and graphic reconstructions.
The descriptions of the ancient vascular plants include the reconstruction of vegetative forms without leaves of roots.
Other displays describe the lycopods, equiseti, ferns, progymnosperms, conifers, bennettitee, cicadee, pteridosperms and angiosperms.
A series of clay models illustrates the various phases of evolution of the seed, and other sector describes Paleopalinology (the study of pollen fossils) and Paleoclimatology (the study of the relationship between leaf forms and climatic characteristics).
Three other rooms of the Castle are dedicated to Ethnobotany and objects from the Philippines, Borneo, Sumatra, the Amazon and Mexico are displayed according to themes that are inspired by the daily activities of the indigenous populations of these areas.
The handcrafts are accompanied by explicative texts, labels and, where available, primary material and photographs which illustrate the plants in their natural habitats, the way they are worked, and their food or therapeutic uses, healing rituals of the preparation of vegetable poisons.
A number of display cases are dedicated to objects from the Philippines, such as violins with the body made out of a single block of wood with the inside carved out, and strings made out of twisted hair.
Included among the personal objects there are bamboo containers called "lukà" containing a stimulating tonic mix for chewing that is made from the leaves of the Nicotiana tabacum, Piper betel and the seeds of the Areca catechu palm containing alkaloids and calcinated shell powder.
The display case of Palawan population hosts hunting objects such as wooden spears made of Diospyros wood, and containers for holding tobacco, made of Pandanus fibres.
A typical object from Sumatra, is a canoe of Shorea wood with its fishing equipment, and typical of Borneo are objects such as the fetiches used for diagnostic and healing rituals made of Oncosperma orridum (Arecaceae) wood.
The Mexican display is testimony to the uses of agaves for food and the construction of handicrafts such as purses, fans, hammocks and other domestic objects.
Representing the Amazon there are two important cultivations: the "guarana" ( Paullinia cupana) who seeds are used as a coffee substitute, containing 3-5% of caffeine, and the "manioca" (manihot esculenta) whose tubers are used to make flour.
There are also weapons used for hunting such as arrows poisoned with curaro, a strong poison of vegetable origin that causes the immobilisation and sudden death of the animal, which nevertheless remains edible, because of the gastric absorption of the poison is minimal.
The section of Ehnobotany is constantly growing due to continuing research in this field.
This Museum represents an ideal place for students who wish to deepen their knowledge of this subject, but it is also certainly very interesting for those who, through their curiosity, populations who have often anticipated healing techniques and manufacturing constructions simply through the utilisation of nature's resources according to their instincts of survival. (Carmen Greco)
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In the hills north of downtown lies Salt Lake City's renowned Upper Avenues, filled with unique shops and cafes in the midst of Victorian-inspired homes and single-level bungalows. You'll even find a low-key day spa tucked away within this quiet community.
Here are some of our favorite businesses, along with a home on the market in the neighborhood.
Hatch Family Chocolates, 376 Eighth Ave., SLC, 801-532-4912, hatchfamilychocolates.com
This small business with a huge following has settled into its new location on Eighth Avenue and brought local's favorite treats with them, like a caramel apples and chocolate-covered bananas. The Hatch family has crafted treats in SLC since 1917 but made a national splash when co-owners Steve Hatch and Katie Masterson starred in The Little Chocolatiers on TLC.
Ninth Avenue Treasures, 704 9th Ave., SLC, 801-355-1233
This shop exudes warmth with its eccentric antiques and combines the feeling of walking through Grandma's attic with the hope of finding that quirky piece to impress guests. Only a block from Avenues baseball diamonds, peruse this shop's classic artifacts as a break from the game.
Avenues Day Spa, 455 Seventh Ave., SLC, 801-519-8181, avenuesdayspa.com
It's easy to pass by without noticing the tiny sign next to the front door marking the Avenues Day Spa, but inside, the the space induces relaxation. Everything from the music to the staff adds to the resting, yet invigorating, atmosphere. Take in a hot stone massage and lose the stress.
Corrine and Jack Sweet Public Library, 455 F St., SLC, 801-594-8651
It might be the smallest library around, but it certainly has enough books and a great view that make up for the tight space. Patrons are greeted by the large children's section when they walk in, setting the tone for a family-friendly place to spend the afternoon.
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I was looking for some solutions to make my school project doable, and well, leJOS seems to be an answer to my needs ! (And we're totaly new to the LEGO robotic world )
Let me explain what it consists of :
We are to program a Tetris Game, and then make a LEGO Ev3 that can play. The Tetris game will be launched on a first computer, playable through the keyboard, then we will place the LEGO machine on the keyboard so that it can play.
We will develop an AI that "solves" the Tetris, capturing the game screen via webcam, analysing it and making the 'best' choice possible. And we want to communicate with the mindstorm to give it orders each time a decision is made.
The Tetris, and AI parts are not really a problem. The vision part is a little more touchy since we never tried before, but nothing impossible i guess.
Now, the robot part... Well, creating a pattern so that lego can press keyboard keys is a challenge, but not the main problem.
The problem is that the LEGO bot cannot receive any transmission other than from the infrared remote control.
But leJOS seems to be able to give us the means to do differently !
If I'm not mistaken, and i've understood what I read about it, it would allow us to discuss with the ev3 while it's running through Wi-fi (doing polling on the wifi receiver would be sufficient for our needs) ? (I'm not sure about through USB, is it possible ? It would probably be easier for us, as we wouldn't have to search for and buy a wifi dongle and configure a connection)
So, I guess I'll update this post from time to time, as the project evolves
And if you have warnings/recommandations to do, please feel free to share ! I'd be glad to have your guidance (Mainly about the wifi dongle, since I know nothing of it yet, except regarding the model since it's written in the wiki)
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Not to be confused with the "Flower Power" hippie movement of the 1960's and early 1970's, these Rose Bud Lady Ramblers have blossomed into a potent bunch complete with hitters that can crush the ball to all fields.
Rose Bud put its version of "Flower Power" on display Tuesday, banging out 13 hits and scoring 18 runs in the first inning alone against an overmatched Carlisle team. With only one out, the Lady Ramblers began to filter in reserves, cruising to an 18-1, three-inning victory while improving to 13-1 overall for the season.
Rose Bud Coach Matt Porter said he likes his team's focus lately, especially while winning the upper division of the Batesville Pioneer Classic. "We played real well this past weekend at the Batesville Tournament. We won the upper division part of the tournament up there. We went 4-1 and beat Trumann, Valley View twice and Batesville in that tournament. We really hit well, had a good focus, played well and kinda got it all together for the first time this year.
We had a good game yesterday against Nemo Vista, we beat them 9-2 and they are the defending state champs [Class 1A] with a lot of girls back so we have been playing well," added Porter.
Rose Bud's lone loss this season came against Valley View at the Pioneer Classic. Playing out of the winner's bracket, the Lady Ramblers avenged that loss, taking two of three over the Lady Blazers, including the winner take all championship game.
In Tuesday's massacre of Carlisle, Tori Lemieux breezed through the first inning, retiring the Lady Bisons in order before Rose Bud exploded for 18 runs, including seven before an out was recorded.
Kali Whitlow got the Lady Ramblers started with a walk then Tori Willborg pushed a bunt single past third base and Lemieux reached safely on a sacrifice-bunt turned error. With the bases loaded, Dana Naquin laced a 2 RBI single to centerfield that scored Whitlow and Willborg for a 2-0 lead.
Sara Sartin followed with a fly-ball to left field that was mishandled, allowing Lemieux to score. Madelyn Murphree and Jessi Mann drew consecutive walks, pushing across Naquin before Ericka Kaylor pulled a 2 RBI single down the left field line, scoring Sartin and courtesy runner Destany Naquin.
Leading 6-0, Marisssa Holland poked an RBI single to center that scored Mann but Carlisle finally got an out before Willborg drilled a 2 RBI single to left field that plated Kaylor and Holland.
Lemieux hammered an RBI single to center that scored Willborg and Dana Naquin slammed another single to center then Sartin crushed a 2 RBI double off the top of the left field fence, scoring Lemieux and Naquin.
With Rose Bud leading 13-0, Murphree walked and Mann was hit-by-a-pitch as the Lady Ramblers loaded the bases for Kaylor, who ripped an RBI single through the hole on left side, scoring Sartin.
Page 2 of 2 - After Carlisle changed pitchers, Rose Bud continued to roll as Holland looped an RBI single to right field that scored Mann and Whitlow, a lefty, launched a three-run home run over the right field wall as the Lady Ramblers extended their lead to 18-0.
Carlisle finally got of the inning without additional harm despite a double by Lemieux and single by Dana Naquin.
Holland pitched the final two frames for Rose Bud, limiting Carlisle to one run with the help of a double play turned by backup first base player Tess Capps, who caught a line drive and stepped on first base to complete the play.
Rose Bud (13-1, 2-0) resumed 2-3A conference play on Thursday in a doubleheader at Brinkley. On Monday the Lady Ramblers are scheduled to visit Heber Springs. Opening pitch is set for 4:30 p.m.
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Friday's National One-Hit Wonder Day is a reminder that success in the music industry can be fleeting. Just ask these one-hit wonders who scored a Top 40 hit in America but found it impossible to repeat the feat.
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State to seek death for Edgewater man accused of tying up roommate
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Prosecutors will seek the death penalty against a man accused in the killing of an Edgewater contractor who was robbed and then left gagged and hogtied in his house in 2009, a state attorney statement said.
Joseph Edward Jordan, 42, is charged with first-degree felony murder and robbery with a firearm or deadly weapon, according to a statement released Thursday from the office of State Attorney R.J. Larizza.
Jordan, a registered sexual offender, was indicted in August 2009 in the death of his roommate Keith Cope, 50, who had been bound to his bed with rope and duct tape for four days when he was found June 28, 2009.
The State Attorney's Office said it could not discuss details about why it decided to seek the death penalty at this point, more than three years after the indictment.
"Every case is a little different and develops at a different rate. When the State is seeking the Death Penalty, there are extra measures that must be taken," Assistant State Attorney J. Ryan Will said in a statement.
After Cope was found, Jordan was arrested in Broward County on a charge of failing to register as a sex offender and then brought to Volusia County.
In 2009, neighbors said Cope and Jordan generally kept to themselves and were rarely seen outside unless they were mowing the lawn at Cope's Victory Palm Drive home.
Cope was found by Marlon Powell of Miramar who drove Cope's truck up from South Florida after Jordan turned the vehicle over to him. Powell said he used a kitchen knife to free an unconscious Cope.
Cope had been bound so tightly for so long that his left arm had to be amputated and he slipped into a coma shortly after arriving at the hospital. Cope died July 13, 2009.
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Eating to Live on the Outside: Leaf Vegetarian Restaurant
It's Friday! Time for your favorite, Eating to Live on the Outside! This week, via the powers of the internet, we're heading to Leaf in Boulder, Colorado. And, it looks pretty good. Lots of veggie food!
Leaf is a vegetarian restaurant, which is always a good start, so after much contemplation. Here's a list of things I'd consider ordering.
Persian Sambusa
- Butternut squash, caramelized onions and dried fruit chutney; sounds cool, chutney is always fun!
Thai Spring Roll
- Rice noodle, carrot, Romaine lettuce, bean sprouts, basil, cilantro and peanut dipping sauce; the noodles are iffy, but I deal with it.
Chopped Market Salad
- Hearts of Romaine, red bell peppers, grape tomatoes, red onion, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds and tahini vinaigrette; I like it, but with dressing on the side.
Papaya Salad
- Green papaya, shredded carrot, tomato, fresh basil, roasted peanuts and spicy chili dressing; this type of salad is one of my favorite things, ever!
Falafel in Pita
- Chickpea croquettes, black hummus, cucumber, lettuce tomato, red onion and tahini sauce; I'd get the dressing on the side here too.
Mushroom Burger
- Portabella mushrooms, walnuts, onions, herbs, tomato, onion, provolone and remoulade; looks okay, but I'd ditch the remoulade.
Butternut Squash Tower
- Butternut squash, roasted eggplant, caramelized onions, collard greens, grilled green apple, and cranberry-cashew cream; the cream is obviously nut-based, so I dig it!
Jamaican Jerk Tempeh
- Tempeh, forbidden black rice, coconut, coconut plantain sauce, sautéed greens and fruit salsa; I'm not a big tempeh guy, but I can't pass on the greens, even if they are sautéed.
Tomato Napoleon (Raw)
- Heirloom tomatoes, zucchini, pine nut ricotta, sundried tomato sauce and mizuna; raw stuff always intrigues me, sounds cool!
Okay, my favorite is the Papaya Salad, whenever I see it on a menu, I have to order it! The Chopped Market Salad is cool too. Overall, I think Leaf works! Plenty of Fuhrman-friendly options and not a lot of grief, can't beat that!
Alright, it's your turn! Check out Leaf's menu and let me know how you handle Eating to Live on the Outside. Just drop a comment. I'm waiting.
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