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Leaving Chharka, that "Dolpo" feel with the dry panoramas
A weasel, perhaps a mountain or Himalayan weasel?
A brief view of Dhaulagiri 2 and 3 ~7700m
Da'Kusang surveys the route from the Mo La
Mo La (5030m) smiles; Paul, Celesta and Jamie
Porters approaching the Mo La; notice the high wind cloud
High winds in the upper atmosphere, bad weather on the way? Luckily not
Heading down; should be easy to find a good camping place
Sure enough, a good "big sky" camp; moonlight on the mountains
Celesta admires a small but tough caravan pony
Yak caravan carrying supplies from Tibet back to their village 5 days away
A yak caravan loaded with rice, wheat flour and rakshi, traded with money made from yersagumba
A shepherd girl
Sadly this shepherd girl was not at school
The remote village of Tinje 4100m
Tinje: harvest dirt
Tinje: dehusking barley
Tinje fort
Sadly Tinje fort is no longer functionhal
Tinje; sorting barley from the chaff
Tinje, working on the harvest
A tent shop in the centre of Tinje
The entrance chortens and kani of Phalwa
Shimen village, at 3850m the lowest in this area and has trees
Camping in Shimen's school yard; Celesta
Lindsay serious about the ritual
Just like Paul the bridge still has plenty of life in it
Bali admires the Shimen panorama
To Khomas, the passes start; from here our 13 horses returned back to Mustang (a big THANKS to Hari!)
(Um, the loads will be heavier tomorrow)
Khomas timelessness: a stone base then mud, it barely rains out here
Wool and meat; clothing and protein
Khomas, we meet the only other group in four weeks, Kim's Upper Dolpo to Jomsom trek (yes, also Project Himalaya!)
Khomas kid
Khomas; and a curious calf
More exploring, finding a better way to Pho, not much of a trail this first day
Tiling, dining in a house for a change; an evangelist spreading the cult of iphone
Tiling; permanent and temporary (even if the village is not named on a map!)
a roof decoration of branches also spreads the occasional light rain, slowing the erosion of the walls
Renee; realizing GHT dreams
Climbing to Karang
Friendly Karang
Karang kid
Karang; hiding from the foreigners (perhaps we look scary clean?)
Luckily there is a good trail for our shortcut
Our guide from Tiling (with two horses to help lighten the porter loads)
Jamie McGuinness (thanks, Lindsay)
Dolpo: wild, rough country - spot the village
Ku village, perhaps never visited by westerners
We traverse a series of 4700m ridges, definitely easier than the standard 5360m pass via Bhijer
Shall we camp here? (we didn't)
A formidable gorge, the reason trails can't follow rivers here
A nail-less cantilever bridge
Our local guide returned from here
Camping by the river below Pho
Jamie slept outside
Climbing to Pho
Formidable country
Camping at Pho
Pho panorama
Development in seriously remote Pho; a toilet and plastic containers, no healthpost though
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Grand Street Water Main Work Resumes East of Allen
Posted January 26, 2016 at 5:12 am
It's a case of unwanted deja-vu. Just when you thought that the city was done with water main work on the eastern stretch of Grand Street, this happened. The traffic fences and barricades arrived two weeks ago, as did the plethora of vehicles and supplies. It's not over yet… Yes, the reprieve was short-lived. The road […]
Watch this SUV Explode on Chrystie Street [VIDEO]
Last modified November 16, 2015 at 1:21 pm
Check this out. An SUV in the middle of Chrystie Street (by Delancey) caught fire this morning, then exploded. According to Gothamist, there were no passengers inside the vehicle at the time, and neither NYPD nor FDNY had more information on the matter. Thankfully, nobody was injured. Bystanders were not affected by the explosion, either.
CB3 Greelights DOT Plan to Reconfigure Division Street
Posted November 12, 2015 at 5:12 am
One of the most complicated downtown intersections will soon receive a slight makeover with major implications. Indeed, the Department of Transportation is pushing through a proposal to alter the configuration of Division Street, between Market and the Bowery (part of a designated truck route). It's a lengthy one-block zone clogged with two-way traffic, illegally parked […]
Rogue Cones Redux: Allen Street Gets Protected Bike Lane
Posted November 9, 2015 at 9:23 am
It's not only Chrystie Street. More rogue cones were added last week to another known danger zone. For cyclists. The aptly-named Transformation Department is at it again. Fresh off raising more than $2,500 for its project (already exceeding the initial goal), the anonymous advocacy group is back on the streets increasing the safety of current bike lanes. […]
Rogue Cones in Danger Zones, or How One Group Created a Protected Bike Lane on Chrystie Street
Last modified October 28, 2015 at 10:16 am
What appears to be routine traffic cones is actually quite the opposite. Earlier this month, bicycle activists planted twenty-five cones along lower Chrystie Street topping every other one with sunflowers. The unsanctioned maneuver created a de facto protected bike lane, doubling as a statement about the lack of traffic safety coming off the Manhattan Bridge. […]
Ongoing Grand Street Water Main Work Winds Down East of Allen
Posted October 13, 2015 at 5:10 am
The reality of Phase II has set in. Grand Street east of the Bowery is a total shitshow right now. Thanks to the ongoing work around installing a trunk water main beneath the roadway, the traffic patterns are changed, and businesses likely hurting. With the interlocking system of portable fencing and construction crew in tow, […]
$6.5M Straus Square Traffic Safety Project is Underway
Posted August 5, 2015 at 5:18 am
Looks like that "Safe Routes to Schools" capital works project is back on track. There had been a hiatus for the better part of the last six months when ground-break first commenced. As of this week, however, the Department of Design and Construction resumed work on phase one of the $6.5 million initiative. The construction […]
5-Year-Old Struck and Pinned Beneath Minivan on Rivington Street
Posted August 5, 2015 at 5:17 am
Norfolk Street right off Delancey is ostensibly an off-ramp from the Williamsburg Bridge. Just one of many. Motorists have a penchant for speeding northward. Yesterday morning, a five-year-old child was struck by a minivan that turned left onto Rivington one block north. Eyewitnesses say that the boy was momentarily pinned beneath the front wheel in the […]
DDC Begins Yet Another Long-Term Project to Replace Local Water Mains
Posted April 22, 2015 at 9:24 am
The Lower East Side is submerged in constant infrastructural work to replace water mains. The construction along eastern portions of Houston Street provide enough headaches for a lifetime. Not to mention similar upgrades down on Grand Street, which have severely incapacited the roadway between Chrystie and Essex. But there's more. The Department of Design and […]
Grand Street Water Main Work Pushes Toward the Corner of Orchard Street
Posted February 25, 2015 at 5:15 am
Subterranean water main work along Grand Street pushed further eastward last week, much to the ire of locals. The front lines have now reached the beaches of Orchard Street. The dreaded chain-link holding pen is now stocked with the requisite collection construction sundries. As a result, two-way traffic is now relocated slightly to the south side […]


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Johnson Farm Festival is 20, as Earth Day celebrates 40
Published: Friday, April 23, 2010 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 6:00 p.m.
Two of Henderson County's biggest spring festivals take place this weekend: the Johnson Farm Festival and ECO's Earth Day Festival.
Both festivals are celebrating anniversaries Saturday. The Historic Johnson Farm Festival turns 20 and Earth Day, celebrated across the globe,turned 40 this week.
Johnson Farm Festival
Since the first festival at Johnson Farm in 1991, residents of Henderson County and beyond have been celebrating the area's heritage on the farm that Leander and Vernon Johnson bequeathed to area school children.
This year's festival, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., will feature 35 craft exhibits, living history demonstrations, farm animals, wagon rides, farmhouse tours, musicians, children's games, nature trails and the barn loft museum. Lunch, drinks and snacks can be purchased at food booths.
"The premiere event at this year's festival is the grand opening and ribbon cutting for the restored 1923 boarding house," says Kristen Jansen, festival chairman for 2010.
The Heritage Weavers & Fiber Artists, who now make their home at the farm's 1923 boarding house, will host a Sheep to Shawl event. Festival visitors will have the opportunity to observe the shearing of a sheep and the carding and spinning of its wool to produce a handmade shawl.The newly renovated boarding house and gift shop will be open for visitors to tour.
New gardens
Festival goers can also check out the new gardens created by Johnson Farm's volunteer gardening committee. Over the past year, the six member committee has rejuvenated a flowering garden spot on the grounds originally created by "Aunt Sallie" Johnson, and developed a vegetable and kitchen garden. They plan to add a naturalized garden of native plants and a dye garden for the weavers later this spring and summer.
The entertainment
After years of performing on a makeshift stage, a new stage will be completed by festival day.
New this year: Asheville Clogging Company, directed by Miss Ashley Shimberg, will perform. Also performing will be the Rugby Middle School Strings Students, under the direction of Andrea Dennis.
For more information, call the farm at 891-6585 or visit www.historicjohnsonfarm.org.
ECO's Earth Day at BRCC
Celebrate Earth Day at a mega festival organized by Hendersonville's Environmental Conservation Organization at Blue Ridge Community College in Flat Rock.
ECO's Earth Day celebration Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., in BRCC's big field will offer entertainment on the Sundance Solar Stage, an early morning hike, electric car races, a Watershed Carnival with fresh water turtles and a touch tank, a green Olympics, garden demonstrations, green energy workshops, recycled craft making and more -- all free.
That night, ECO will present its first Earth Day Concert featuring leading bluegrass greats Balsam Range and Shannon Whitworth and her band at the Blue Ridge Conference Hall on the BRCC campus at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale now at www.eco-wnc.org, at the ECO Office or at the Hendersonville Visitor's Center.
For information about ECO's Earth Day events, contact ECO at 692-0385 or at www.eco-wnc.org. In case of rain, all of the events will move inside to the Blue Ridge Conference Hall and Technology building down the road at the BRCC campus.
For a complete list of ECO Earth Day festival activities or to purchase concert tickets, visit www.eco-wnc.org.
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"We're trying to change the dynamic so that trackers behave better," Brendan Eich, CTO of Firefox developer Mozilla, told The Washington Post.
According to NetMarketShare, 21% of the world's computers run Firefox.
Eich said the blocking technology, which is still being refined, will go live in the next few months. The blocking technology is based on that used by Apple's Safari browser, which blocks all third-party cookies. Advertisers use these types of cookies to track users across multiple websites.
[ Will California website owners take a DNT pledge? Read California Proposes 'Do Not Track' Honesty Checker. ]
Advertisers have criticized Mozilla's move. "They're putting this under the cloak of privacy, but it's disrupting a business model," Lou Mastria, the managing director for the Digital Advertising Alliance (DAA), told Adweek. The DAA runs a self-regulated industry program called Ad Choices, which allows consumers to opt out of some types of targeted advertising.
The precise types of cookies to be blocked by Firefox will be determined by the Cookie Clearinghouse, which is chaired by Aleecia M. McDonald, the director of privacy at Stanford University's Center for Internet and Society (CIS), which has spearheaded Do Not Track (DNT).
"Internet users are starting to understand that their online activities are closely monitored, often by companies they have never heard of before," McDonald said in a blog post. "But Internet users currently don't have the tools they need to make online privacy choices. The Cookie Clearinghouse will create, maintain and publish objective information. Web browser companies will be able to choose to adopt the lists we publish to provide new privacy options to their users."
The Cookie Clearinghouse has a six-person advisory panel, which includes representatives from Mozilla, Opera and the Future of Privacy Forum, who will help develop an "allow list" and a "block list" of cookies. As that suggests, not all cookies will be blocked by the Firefox patch, which was developed by Mozilla's Jonathan Meyer, who's on the Cookie Clearinghouse advisory board.
Instead, Meyer's patch will add a cookie-analysis logic engine to Firefox. "The idea is that if you have not visited a site (including the one to which you are navigating currently) and it wants to put a cookie on your computer, the site is likely not one you have heard of or have any relationship with," said Mozilla CTO Eich in a blog post. "But this is only likely, not always true," he said, noting that the engine would continue to be refined to help eliminate false positives, backed by information from the Cookie Clearinghouse.
Mozilla first announced that it would begin blocking third-party advertisers' cookies in February. Advertisers, predictably, weren't pleased -- Mike Zaneis, general counsel for the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB), described it as a "nuclear first strike" against advertisers.
In response, Mozilla backed off, at least temporarily, announcing in May that it was delaying its planned July implementation of the blocks in Firefox, pending further testing of the related patch. In response, a group of 979 small businesses from around the world signed a petition on the IAB's website protesting the plans.
Mozilla's cookie-blocking efforts follow a Do Not Track capability being adopted by all major browsers. But the DNT effort stalled in November 2012, after advertisers stopped participating in the program, following Microsoft making DNT active by default in Internet Explorer 10. Advertisers wanted the feature to be not active by default.
The cybersecurity profession struggles to retain women (figures range from 10 to 20 percent). It's particularly worrisome for an industry with a rapidly growing number of vacant positions.
So why does the shortage of women continue to be worse in security than in other IT sectors? How can men in infosec be better allies for women; and how can women be better allies for one another? What is the industry doing to fix the problem -- what's working, and what isn't?
Is this really a problem at all? Are the low numbers simply an indication that women do not want to be in cybersecurity, and is it possible that more women will never want to be in cybersecurity? How many women would we need to see in the industry to declare success?
Join Dark Reading senior editor Sara Peters and guests Angela Knox of Cloudmark, Barrett Sellers of Arbor Networks, Regina Wallace-Jones of Facebook, Steve Christey Coley of MITRE, and Chris Roosenraad of M3AAWG on Wednesday, July 13 at 1 p.m. Eastern Time to discuss all this and more.


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Highlands Coffee
Highlands Coffee specializes in traditional and authentic Vietnamese coffees. Rare and uniquely Vietnamese coffee variaties are lovingly cultivated and then processed using traditional methods for fully-developed flavor.
Highlands Coffee has undergone ownership changes recently and we have had trouble getting most of their products reliably, so at this time we are carrying only the product that is and has been our top seller with them, the Moka. Plus their delicious ready-to-drink coffee!
Ready-to-Drink Coffee
Innovative ready-to-drink coffees from Highlands Coffee allow you to have the full Vietnamese iced coffee experience as easily as you can open a can of soda. Strong, dark, full-bodied Vietnamese coffee is prepared as the traditionally sweet and creamy Ca Phe Sua.
Highlands Coffee took two years to perfect the process of producing perfect, fresh-brewed Vietnamese coffee in an easy-open can. Just keep the can in your refrigerator or cold case and pop the top to be transported to a Vietnamese café, enjoying a perfect iced coffee made from genuine Highlands Coffee. It is refreshing straight from the can when chilled, poured over ice, or used as a base in a coffee-based drink recipe.
The coffee is brewed fresh in the can, and vastly outperforms Starbucks and other leading bottled coffee drinks in our taste-tests. For more information, please visit the Ready to Drink Coffee page.
Moka Blend
Moka is a rare Arabica varietal that has been 'rediscovered'. This tiny, round-shaped bean is superb in body and flavor, partly due to dry processing (sun ripening), that brings out the fabulous chocolate, vanilla, nutty tones and aromatics that makes this a truly gourmet delight. Low in acid but bright in flavor, with smooth, full body, this is a unique coffee that will give enjoyment on many levels.
Note: On our newest shipment, Highlands doubled the wholesale price on this rare coffee. We do our best to keep the price as low as we can, but this time a moderate price increase was unavoidable. Thank you for understanding.
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NC FIRST LEGO League and FIRST Tech Challenge
FIRST LEGO League (FLL) Introduces young students to real-world engineering challenges by building LEGO-based robots to complete tasks on a thematic playing surface. FLL teams, guided by their imaginations and adult coaches, discover exciting career possibilities and, through the process, learn to make positive contributions to society. Please view, like, and follow the FLL Facebook page for further details and captured moments of the FLL experience.
LEGO League State Championships
FIRST LEGO League
FIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) is designed for students in grades 7-12, to compete using a sports model. Teams are responsible for designing, building, and programming robots to compete in an alliance format against other teams. FTC's mission is to teach students the value of hard work, innovation and creativity. FTC goes beyond competition by teaching teens the importance of working together, sharing ideas and treating each other with respect and dignity. Please observe, like, and follow the FTC Facebook page as well in order to stay connected with the latest news regarding the FTC.
N.C. A&T's College of Engineering serves as the affiliate partner for North Carolina and manages all regional and state competitions for NC FIRST LEGO League and NC FIRST Tech Challenge.
For more information about FIRST Tech Challenge and FIRST LEGO League, contact Dr. Kory Bennett, Director for Robotics Outreach at email@example.com or (336) 285-4990. To learn more about FIRST visit www.usfirst.org.
To learn more about FLL and FTC in North Carolina, visit www.nc-fll.com and www.nc-ftc.com.
(Information will be updated during the season.)
2015-2016 NC FLL Qualifying Tournament Schedule
The FLL State Championship is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, February 6th and 7th. The championship will take place on the campus of North Carolina A&T State University.
2015-2016 NC FTC Qualifying Tournament Schedule
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Points of Pride
Engineering Lab
The College of Engineering ranks No. 1 for the number of degrees awarded to African Americans
U.S. News and World Report ranks the COE in the top third of the Best Undergraduate Engineering Programs
ERC Research
N.C. A&T is the home of the National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center (ERC)
Ag Research
SAES brought in more than $20 million in research grant funding
Webb Hall
The School of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences (SAES) is the largest among the nation's HBCUs
F.D. Bluford Library
F.D. Bluford Library is one of the region's premier research libraries
Engineering Professor and Student
The MSIT Online Program in the School of Technology is nationally ranked by U.S. News & World Report
Academic Excellence
A&T had ninety-eight student athletes earn a cumulative 3.0 grade point average or higher for the 2011-2012 academic year
Janay Ferrell
Freshmen Janay Ferrell placed seventh at the Robert Shumke HBCU Classic
Jarrell Elliott
Track and Field sprinter Jarrell Elliott qualified for the Olympic trials
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Aggie baseball player Xavier Macklin was drafted in the 12th round of the 2011 Major League Baseball Draft
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Aggies will host the 2013 Junior National Olympics
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N.C. A&T long jumper Shakia Forbes became the first Aggie female to earn All-American honors in a field event
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North Carolina A&T has had 16 players drafted to the major leagues
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The College of Arts and Sciences awards one-third of the university's degrees each year
University Choir
University Choir has performed for President Obama at the White House
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The Music Program has been fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music since 1991
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A&T Jazz Ensemble released its first professional CD - Jazz Preeminence
Theatre program to perform at the regionally acclaimed "Center Stage Theatre" in Baltimore, Maryland
Black Nativity performances
A&T Lyceum Series brings provocative, culturally diverse programming to the campus and community
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My horse has fairly suddenly developed sore trapezius muscles. I know it's sudden because I just had his back checked last month. For a bit of history, I posted on here somewhere a few months ago that his saddle pad had weird clean spots in the front, as if it were bridging. I asked the saddle guy, and he said that could be caused by bridging, OR a saddle that is too tight, and he told me how to check that. The saddle was too tight, but I have a Pessoa with exchangeable gullet plates, so I went the next size up.
This is about the time I had his back checked. He has been ridden more by a dressage rider lately, hence the change in his muscling.
Then last week, someone trying my horse for a possible lease put a way wide saddle on him (with shims, she claimed) that rocked and was generally just awful, and that was before she got on. She sat his trot quite a bit and he seemed to be going fine. The next day it was obvious that he was uncomfortable. That was last Sunday. He has had the week off, ridden only once in a bareback pad, and he's still sore.
The saddle fitter is coming out Monday, but if this doesn't clear up, is this a vet problem or a chiropractor problem?
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Here are my results:
You tend to be relaxed throughout the day. You are naturally at peace.
this is not me at all.
You are a high maintenance person. You feel lost outside of your normal environment.
totally me.
You are open and comfortable with who you are. You don't hide anything.
for the most part....except that I moonlight as a supermodel. Sorry thought you should know..
You are an organized and together person. You are competent and successful.
I would agree...and yes successful in my own little ways.
You are practical and down to earth. You tend to be a rather reserved and quiet person.
practical and down to earth? yes. reserved and quiet?? umm no. not even close
So a fun little quiz to take on this cold January day and here is what is in my bag.
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Posted: 02/26/2008 - The state of Alabama is offering millions in scholarship money to attract students into the field of education. The move is an effort to address the shortage of teachers in the state.
Posted: 02/26/2008 - The state of Alabama is offering millions in scholarship money to attract students into the field of education. The move is an effort to address the shortage of teachers in the state.
Posted: 02/26/2008 - A judge has ruled that any official disciplinary action in an Ozark school teacher's personnel file must be made public under Alabama's open records law.
Updated: 02/21/2008 - The ball is finally rolling and students and faculty at Dale County Schools will be seeing changes to their campuses in the near future.
Posted: 02/19/2008 - Houston County schools are looking into safety procedures.
Updated: 02/15/2008 - After Thursday's shooting at NIU, security officials at local colleges are wondering what they can do to ensure the safety of students and faculty.
Posted: 02/12/2008 - High school seniors that want to apply for scholarship money to go to college have some upcoming deadlines to meet. The time to act is now.
Updated: 02/11/2008 - As graduation draws closer, many students are preparing for their futures. Faculty members at Henry County Schools are pleased with the continuing improvements in the classroom, helping kids reach their goals.
Posted: 01/23/2008 - It used to be students dreaded going to school early and staying late, but that's just the opposite for some Daleville students.
Updated: 12/11/2007 - Talks of taking out a loan to improve Dale County Schools have been on the chopping block for weeks, and members of the school board met once again to discuss its funding.
Posted: 12/11/2007 - Elementary schools in one local area are doing some rearranging with their campuses, hoping to have more of a streamline with each grade level.
Posted: 12/06/2007 - Governor Bob Riley has proposed tripling the size of Alabama's pre-kindergarten program in the first year of expansion.
Updated: 12/03/2007 - Alabama's Pre-K program is rated one of the best in the country, but only gets enough funds to reach about two percent of the state's four-year-olds.
Updated: 11/28/2007 - Overcrowding and leaking roofs in some Dale County schools is making school board members bump heads about how to spend the money to fix the problems.
Updated: 11/21/2007 - There are several obstacles when it comes to the construction of a new library in the city of Dothan; one of them being the price of a new building.
Updated: 11/19/2007 - As school officials consider what's best for Dothan City School students, they continue to review feedback from parents, coaches and teachers.
Updated: 10/30/2007 - Five area schools are suffering from an increasing number of students who drop out and never receive a high school diploma.
Posted: 10/26/2007 - Parents sounded off at the final roundtable meeting in Dothan schools this year and they have ideas about changes they would like to see.
Posted: 10/02/2007 - As the city of Headland's population is expected to double by 2010, it is causing the schools to also grow rapidly.
Updated: 09/25/2007 - With a fugitive on the loose, area residents are grateful that city schools are taking extra precautions.
Posted: 09/25/2007 - A successful Dothan-based outreach program will be available in neighboring Geneva County.
Posted: 09/25/2007 - Elba City Superintendent Danny Weeks, says enrollment is up by nearly 50 students compared to this time last year.
Posted: 09/25/2007 - Alabama's 4th grade students made more improvements in reading than any other state in the nation.
Posted: 09/20/2007 - The Alabama Department of Education has overturned its original decision regarding the failure of Kinston School.
Posted: 09/10/2007 - An assistant high school football coach in the Wiregrass is facing serious felony charges in North Central Florida. Officials say the charges against Guy Bubba Nall date back to 2000.
Posted: 09/07/2007 - Guidance counselor's offices are starting to fill up quickly as the rush to get scholarship applications in begins.


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bettingexpert's trusted horse racing expert Stephen Harris gives his professional take on betting on horse racing at Ladbrokes, giving an honest account of his own experiences in dealing with the sportsbook.
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Authorities in Washington County, Florida arrested a father and son for allegedly preparing to sell marijuana
45 year old Elton Harvey Sapp and his son, 22 year old Elton Lee Sapp are charged with possession of marijuana with intent to sell.
The pair were arrested yesterday after authorities executed a search warrant on Lucas Lake Road in the Greenhead area.
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Reading Blake's "The Grey Monk" for the Romantic Circles: MP3 / text
MoMA Futurist Manifesto Centennial, Feb. 20, 2009
The Introvert (Collectif Generation, 2010) -- reading suite of poems that make up this book June 10, 2013: (12:35): MP3
Lyrikline (Berlin) studio session in Berlin, May 15, 2015
Reading Eileen Myles's "What Tree Am I Waiting," Oct. 7, 2015 at the Poetry Project launch for her selected poems: MP3
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Coming Attractions - August 24, 2012
Aug. 24, 2012
Aug. 25 (Sat) — Fourth-annual Historic Homeowner Fair
9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Jefferson High School, 723 Donaldson Ave.
Homeowners will have the opportunity to meet with preservation experts, knowledgeable tradesmen and city departments to learn about maintaining, caring for and restoring their historic houses. Among the featured topics will be mid-century modern architecture in San Antonio. Activities for school-age children will be hosted by Jefferson High School architecture students, and tours of the historic campus also will be offered.
Aug. 27 (Mon) — First day of school
Among the special activities to welcome students to the new school year will be:
- 7:15 to 8 a.m. at Bonham Academy, 925 S. St. Mary's St. In keeping with an Olympic theme, the principal will present each student with a gold medal hung from a ribbon lanyard.
- 7:15 to 8 a.m. at Beacon Hill Elementary School, 1411 W. Ashby Place. Balloons, the principal and school buffalo mascot Pride will greet students and their parents near the curb as the children are dropped off for school.
- 7:30 to 8 a.m. at Franklin Elementary School, 1915 W. Olmos Drive. The principal and teachers will treat students to a "STAAR"-studded welcome by rolling out the red carpet to encourage them to shine academically on the state's – accountability exam. As part of the red carpet theme, some teachers plan to come attired in evening wear, and the principal will take on the role of a Hollywood reporter by interviewing the "STAAR" students.
- 7:40 a.m. at Hawthorne Academy, 115 W. Josephine St. Interim Superintendent Dr. Sylvester Perez will arrive via school bus after boarding at the District's bus depot in order to ride with students. Upon arrival, he will greet the principal and others.
Aug. 28-29 — School supplies donations
Volunteers from the San Antonio YES Foundation will help all kinder through 5th-– get off to a successful start for the new school year. Donations will be presented:
- Aug. 28 (Tues) - 8:45 a.m. at Ball Elementary School, 343 Koehler Court
- Aug. 28 (Tues) - 8:45 a.m. at Bowden Elementary School, 515 Willow St.
- Aug. 28 (Tues) - 8:45 a.m. at Hirsch Elementary School, 4826 Sea Breeze Drive
- Aug. 28 (Tues) - 10 a.m. at Foster Elementary School, 6718 Pecan Valley Drive
- Aug. 28 (Tues) - 10 a.m. at Japhet Elementary School, 314 Astor St.
- Aug. 28 (Tues) - 10 a.m. at Miller Elementary School, 207 Lincolnshire Drive
- Aug. 29 (Wed) - 8:45 a.m. at J.T. Brackenridge Elementary School, 1214 Guadalupe St.
- Aug. 29 (Wed) - 8:45 a.m. at Storm Elementary School, 435 Brady Blvd.
- Aug. 29 (Wed) - 10 a.m. at Brewer Elementary School, 906 Merida St.
Aug. 28 and 30 — Single-member Trustee redistricting public hearings
The public is invited to review provide input on two draft maps proposing boundary changes for either Trustee districts 3, 4 and 5 or 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. The proposals are designed to balance population changes in these districts as reflected by the 2010 U. S. Census. These - the first and second of three public hearings to be held on the proposed redistricting - will be:
- Aug. 28 (Tues) – 6 p.m. at Lanier High School, 1514 W. César Chávez Blvd
- Aug. 30 (Thurs) – 6 p.m. at Highlands High School, 3118 Elgin Ave.
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This season is proving to be "The Summer of Kate Upton," considering all of the editorials she's posed for in the last three months. Her most recent one: a full NSFW feature for Contributor Magazine. Not only did she land the cover, but she also stripped down to nothing but a chain necklace for one of the photos. Which is not too surprising for a girl whose portfolio is made up of about eighty-percent bikini shots.
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This volume, the ninth in a series published annually by the American Society for Microbiology, contains 91 of the 170 papers presented at the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy held in Washington, DC, on Oct 27 to 29, 1969.
The book begins with the text of the stimulating address given at the opening of the conference by Dr. Albert B. Sabin, President of the Infectious Diseases Society of America in 1969. The remainder of the book is a collection of the scientific papers grouped under nine major areas of interest. These include sections dealing with the use of antibiotics to elucidate cell biochemistry, the pharmacological action of antimicrobials, antimicrobial resistance, viral studies, treatment of human infections, experimental animal studies, and new antibiotics. Phosphonomycin, a broad-spectrum antibiotic, is the new antibiotic featured in this volume.
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I've actually been experimenting with adding artificial star trails to photographs. I downloaded a database of every visible star (and then some). And I've written some software to create star trails and project them onto equirectangular (easy) or rectilinear (harder but more useful) images.
With my software, I don't even need to wait for sun down. Armed with the knowledge of the time, latitude & longitude, and the orientation of the photograph, it is possible to create matching star-trails. These star-trails can be blended/stacked/masked into the existing panorama to create a "dazzling" scene, free from light pollution, aircraft and hot pixels.
Now my software is very crude (no UI), buggy, and often uses gigabytes of RAM and/or crashes. And the results so far are very far from realistic or artisticly worthwhile. But it is possible.
Which brings me to Max's new software Star Tracer. I haven't yet had the chance to try it out, and the weather here has been permanently overcast, so this is just an observation of the method, not experience.
The Star Tracer software appears to result in a non-realistic uneven brightening of portions of the sky due to horizon twilight and light pollution being rotated and stacked in an arc across the sky.
May I suggest that the application should create a mask of only the stars (identified by small pixel area local increase in brightness) and then rotate only the stars. The night sky (twilight and light pollution) will then remain stationary and at original luminosity, while the stars leave trails over this stationary background. All that is left is to mask out the places where stars should not be visible (through trees, buildings and ground).
It would also be useful for the Star Tracer to output information about the location and orientation of the celestial sphere in a manner that could be:
1) used to create an artificial star chart, or
2) imported back into PTAssembler
Just finding the celestial pole if extremely helpful, and Star Tracer seems to be very adept at that.
Another observation is that the creation of star charts or star trails is actually very fast. There are only say 5000 naked-eye visible stars (or say 15K potentially visible to regular cameras), and the calculation of the star position or path is quite quick. So in the scheme of things when dealing with large panoramas, the star calculations are very fast. The slow part is actually the black bits between the stars (gigapixels of black and kilopixels of white in my star charts). It seems to me to make a lot more sense to draw the star trails onto the final (or near final) image, than to create star charts as input to the entire PTAssembler process (as I have been trying to do).
Anyway, congrats to Max on this exciting new photographic technique. I hope it leads to a resurgence in interest in star trails.
I used to do some on my 5x4 - and it was surprisingly easy. Bulb mode had no difficulty staying open for hours, no hot pixels, and either little reciprocity failure (Provia) or lots (Ilford, Kodak). And no backpanel lights to destroy my nightvision. But I haven't been as keen using a DSLR - it never seemed to be a good match. And nighttime panoramas seemed way out of reach.


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Guide By: Tyger7
There are 12 achievements with a total of 200 points.
Show / Hide Guide Road Map
Step 1: Read the @$%^ing manual and play a bot match
Step 2: Quick Matches
Step 3: Continue to Grind
[x360a would like to thank Tyger7 for this roadmap]
|Win a match in bot training.
This can be done where loading time takes longer than the actual match. From the main menu choose Bot Training. Now go to Custom Bot Match and choose the settings to make it as fast and easy as possible. See the picture below and make sure you choose a map that is a TDM (Team Death Match)
|Read the manual.
When you start the game up, you'll be in the main start menu. Go through the following steps:
|Top Dog
|Win your first Quick Match!
You will most certainly get this achievement while going for everything else. You don't have to be the number one player, so even if you are bad at the game you can still easily earn this. Just keep playing Quick Matches and you should gain it pretty quickly.
|Max out a Tier 3 Dynamic Mutator.
Glitchy: The numbers aren't really adding up. I have contacted Illfonic about it, hopefully they respond quickly. What you spend is not what it requires, and it requires a TON of points. Hours and hours of gameplay required right now.
This will be your last achievement of the game. To put points into mutators, go to the Dynamic Mutators menu from the Play Xbox Live menu. Press until you get to Tier 3. You must put 10 "pips" (upgrades that are just dots in the bubbles) into 1 mutator. The first one in Tier 3 costs 49,600 points. This will take several games to even get 1 upgrade point. The real kicker is that it doesn't even actually upgrade the mutator, just gives you more of a chance. The mutator upgrades get more and more expensive.
Word of warning: Removing a pip will cost you the previous pip's cost out of your point pool. Be extremely careful when you are upgrading. If you do something wrong, dashboard so that it doesn't save what you did.
TIER 3 Mutator Scores Needed List
|Rule Changer
|Use a Dynamic Mutator for the first time in a Quick Match.
In all levels there are a few powerups that resemble the icon for this achievement. They are the "game changing" powerups that can really help you. When you find this icon on a level, collect it and use either , , or depending on what random mutators show up on the wheel. They have icons as well as names. You will get this while going for everything else.
Remember: This is a Quick Match only achievement.
|In Your Face
|25 Headshots in a Quick Match.
This is actually cumulative throughout your quick matches. Just aim a little bit at the head when shooting. A great gun to get this is actually your starting weapon which is a shotgun. You will know it is a headshot by two different indicators. One is on the right where it shows you what gun you killed them with. Next to that is a special icon showing if it was a headshot. The other way is to look at the left of your screen where it shows your points for kills. There will be a 15 point headshot bonus one there. To check your total, just go to Player Status on the menu where you start matches. This will likely be something you gain without trying. They do not have to be "kill" shots, regular headshots count too.
|CTF Champion
|Use a CTF Dynamic Mutator to aid your team in a Quick Match!
A Dynamic Mutator is a special pickup in the game which grants various bonuses for you and your team, or hardships for your foes. You can only get this in capture the flag based maps. The mutators look like the achievement icon for "Dynamic!" and respawn after being picked up after a while. After picking one up, you should notice a selection of powers you can pick using the D pad. Just stay at one of these spawn points and continue to collect it until you find a flag based mutator. They are random so you will have to only be slightly lucky. The levels listed below are CTF:
There are a total possible 13 mutators that can gain you this achievement. The Dynamic Mutators that count are:
|Use 25 Dynamic Mutators in a Quick Match.
You must use all 25 in one match. There is a lot of speculation on what is the best method. Some people like to go from area to area only focusing on collecting the power-ups. Other people like to capture flags which earn you mutators as well as pick them up. The problem with these is not only your enemy, but your team. They will also be going for the power-ups and collecting the flags making it very difficult for you. Luckily, there is one Tier 2 mutator that can help you with this achievement. It is called "Wild Card". When you use it, it will give you more mutator options. So if you end up getting this mutator, it will actually count as 2 since you will have used both. This is the sure fire way to get the achievement, but it will take some extra playing because they cost points and you're already wasting the majority of your points on a Tier 3 mutator. This will hopefully be fixed soon with a patch (the glitchy cost/spent point system).
|Mister Melee
|Kill 3 players in a row with melee attacks in a Quick Match.
To perform a melee attack, you must press . Run up to enemies while playing in Quick Matches and try to get kills this way. You must be close enough. Hitting them from the back is your best chance, so try to follow enemies through portals and surprise them from the back. This is a fast paced game, so you will likely die many times attempting this. This achievement requires 3 melee specific kills in a row, and is only voided if you kill an enemy by shooting them. This means dying is fine in between.
|Kill a member of IllFonic or someone who already has this achievement in a Quick Match.
IllFonic is the developer. This is a viral achievement, which means you kill someone who has the achievement and you will gain it yourself. Everyone that kills you from that point on will get the achievement.
|Medal Master
|Acquire 50 unique medals.
Medals are awarded while playing in Quick Matches. You can find which you have gained by going to the Player Stats screen and tabbing over using . Here are some examples:
Kill based medals
Mutator based medals
Capture the flag medals
|Globe Trotter
|Played a match on every map in Quick Match.
Somewhat Glitchy: Some report this achievement to be glitching for them. They eventually unlock it, but after replaying some of the same levels. This is only somewhat of an issue, as while going for the 200 points in the game, you will spend hours playing each of these levels.
There are a total of 9 maps that you must play in Quick Matches in order to gain this achievement. You only need to play them once and it doesn't matter if you win or lose. Below are the levels and a picture you can load into paint and mark off the ones you have played. This way, when it comes to voting for a level, you pick one you need. Remember, you must complete the match for each level. You cannot quit. The achievement unlocks in the post game screen.
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Fun in their future? Kiwanis Club of Western Mahoning County raffled off a street-legal scooter on June 22. Above is the winner of that raffle, Ken Frost, left, who took possession June 24. In the center is Dave Pinney, and at right is Frost's wife, Holly.
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JCP CARES: (Community Active Residents Engaged in Service) continues its work to benefit charitable causes in St. Johns County. Kathy Bravo, the organization's president, extends everyone an invitation to attend the next meeting. It is scheduled for 7 p.m. July 21 in the Julington Creek Plantation CDD building on Davis Pond Boulevard, adjacent to the Aquatic Center. The group is currently seeking volunteers to assist with a supply collection for the Good Samaritan Health Centers.
If you are interested in JCP CARES but would like more information before attending the meeting, call Bravo at 287-2757. She will give you more information about how neighbors are helping neighbors!
Tools for Schools and Paper for Pupils: Beverly Slough, St. Johns County School Board member, recently expressed her sincere appreciation to the St. Johns County Education Foundation for sponsoring the 2009 Tools for Schools drive, which kicked off Monday and will run until Aug. 18. The St. Johns County Chamber Ambassadors have also adopted this drive as their community service project for the second quarter. For a list of items on the wish list, visit www.stjohnscountychamber.com, or visit www.sjcef.com if you would like to make a monetary donation. Additional supply collection points will be announced in the near future.
Slough is also very pleased to announce that Beau Monde Spalon at 2758-401 Race Track Road in Fruit Cove is sponsoring Paper for Pupils from now through Aug. 15. Reams of copy paper are being collected now for distribution to elementary schools in District 1. A patron who donates five reams of paper will receive a 10 percent discount off any one service at the spalon. A patron who donates a case of paper will receive a 15 percent discount off any one service. Beau Monde owners Carl Slack and Reggie Stevens hope to provide more than $1,000 worth of paper through this drive. For more information or to make an appointment at Beau Monde, call 287-4247 or visit www.beaumondespalon.com.
Provide for Those in Need: Celebration Lutheran Church, 810 Roberts Road, runs the Christ's Cupboard Food Pantry from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Donations are always welcome and appreciated, and wish list items include applesauce, cereal, canned vegetables, peanut butter, jelly, canned meats, pasta, spaghetti sauce, canned fruit and canned potatoes. For more information call the church office at 230-2496.
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