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PARKERSBURG - Wood County Habitat for Humanity dedicated its 69th house on Sunday with the family who will make it home.
"I can't believe this has all happened so quickly," said new homeowner Bonnie Lyons. "I feel like I'm in a dream a very good dream."
Lyons will take possession of the home today with plans to bring her daughter Angela Lyons home to stay within the next few weeks.
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Bonnie Lyons welcomes friends and family to the dedication of her new home at 4105 10th Ave., in south Parkersburg, the 69th house created through the Wood County Habitat for Humanity, on Sunday afternoon.
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New homeowner Bonnie Lyons accepts the traditional Bible and house keys from Carolyn Garrity, chair of the Habitat family selection committee, during the dedication celebration of the 69th Wood County Habitat for Humanity house on Sunday.
Angela Lyons, 23, is paralyzed and has been living in an assisted living facility as she is unable to live with her mother because their former home was not equipped to handle her needs. The new house, located at 4105 10th Ave., has been built with the young woman in mind and includes a wider than normal hallway and large bathroom with an open shower.
"This has been an amazing journey and I know when I get my daughter home, things will get even better," said Bonnie Lyons. "I believe she will soon be able to walk, talk and do what she wants after we get settled."
Bonnie Lyons said she has volunteered on two other homes for Wood County Habitat and has not seen a house go from an empty lot to complete in five months.
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* Family and friends of the Lyons family turned out to offer their support on Sunday as the Wood County Habitat for Humanity held a dedication ceremony for their new home.
* Bonnie Lyons and her daughter Angela Lyons will take possession of the home, located at 4105 10th Ave., today after five months of construction.
* The house was made to be accessible for Angela Lyons, who was paralyzed in a car accident and had to live in an assisted living facility, and includes a large bathroom with an open shower and wide hallways.
"Even though I worked on other homes, I never thought of requesting one for my little girl until someone suggested it and I am so very, very glad I did," she said. "I am so grateful; only God knows how I feel."
Habitat volunteer Raymond Ray gave the blessing of the house during Sunday's dedication and said his favorite part of working with the organization is seeing so many people give to those in need, including Bonnie Lyons.
"The giving is a wonderful thing to see and I don't think there has been a more worthy candidate for a home than her," Ray said. "The houses our Habitat builds are really nice homes and I believe the families who receive them and work for them are dedicated to making them homes."
Presentations were made to the family that included the home's keys, a Bible and other housewarming items donated by area businesses.
Alvin Phillips, executive director of Wood County Habitat for Humanity, said with the Lyons home finished by the organization there are plans to finish the 65th and 66th houses after issues occurred to delay their completion.
"We will get them finished and help those families start a new life while we also have plans to begin work on our 70th house, located on Spring Street across the street from our second house," Phillips said. "So, in a way, we are coming full circle."
Habitat for Humanity is a Christian ministry that builds or renovates homes with lower-income families who are currently living in substandard housing. After being approved, a family works "sweat equity" hours for months, helping with other homes, at the Habitat office and in other ways.


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On entering into the lesbian social scene, a gay lady may at times find herself flummoxed by the many rules and social regulations to which one is expected to adhere. But by following these simple rules of etiquette, the modern gay lady can ensure that her dance card will never be empty and a myriad of marriage proposals will ensue.
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The car of a missing Denver woman has been found in Pueblo. But 21-year-old Kelsie Schelling is still missing. She's been missing for more than a week. She was last seen in Pueblo.
Police aren't saying where in Pueblo the car was found, only that there was no one inside the car. Around noon Thursday, police found Schelling's black, 2011 Chevy Cruze.
"Detectives are gonna try to go through it extensively so they can try to gather as much information as they can," said Sgt. Eric Gonzales.
Gonzales says detectives will be examining Schelling's car for any clues of her whereabouts. Police say someone saw her in Pueblo on February 5, but Pueblo police don't know if she's still in Pueblo. On Thursday afternoon Kelsie's family wrote on Facebook: "We still think Kelsie is in Pueblo."
Kelsie has dark brown hair and hazel eyes. She's 5'4'' and weighs 120 pounds. She also has several tattoos. She has a Chinese symbol on the back of her neck, cursive writing on the inside of her left arm, and a Fleur-de-lis on her right rib cage.
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Those who have information on Schelling's whereabouts are asked to the Pueblo Police Department at 719-553-2502.
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'Survivor: South Pacific' Finale: Who Won?
Just like last year, this season of "Survivor" ended up being all about a popular returning player. Like Boston Rob, Coach Wade dominated the game and never seemed in any jeopardy. It was often his vote that determined who would survive and who would go home. But, unlike Rob, Coach was not able to translate that domination and power into a victory.
Instead, Sophie, one of the strongest female competitors in "Survivor" history, managed to win over a jury that thought she was standoffish and distant. In the end, they had to respect ability to compete with the guys in challenges as well as her strategy of who to sit next to at the end. It also probably helped that she shed some pretty genuine tears and seemed to genuinely feel bad about some of what she had done during the game. She and Coach both seemed to play the jury well, especially Coach who appeared to have nothing but enemies on the panel but seemed to win some respect with a fit of real honesty at the end. Albert, the third finalist, was never a contender. His plan to be a friend to all was too transparent and he instead seemed to be a friend to none. Several jury members really seemed to agonize over their votes. Sophie may have beaten Coach 6-3, but the margin may not have reflected how close a competition this was.
You cannot talk about this season without talking about super-"Survivor" Ozzy. Eight people tried to defeat him on Redemption Island… all failed. He got within a whisker of making the finals, and clearly would have won the jury vote in a landslide, but finally lost a challenge and was voted out. The fact that it was Sophie who defeated him probably carried some weight with a jury that wanted to vote for Ozzy, but could not. Sophie was the next best thing, and it made her a million dollars.
All in all, it was a good season of "Survivor." The contestants seemed to figure out that Redemption Island could be a strategic part of the game and the fans seemed to embrace Redemption more than a season ago when it caused a bit of a fan backlash. After consecutive seasons where returning players, folks who have been on "Survivor" before, have dominated, perhaps it is time for Survivor to again try a field of newbies.
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As I Lay Dying
by William Faulkner
As I Lay Dying Section Fifty-Three, narrated by Cash Summary
- Darl is being sent to a mental institution in Jackson. The Bundrens are worried that if they don't, Gillespie will sue him for burning down his barn.
- Jewel wants to tie Darl up so he can't set fire to anything else, but Cash says they should wait until Addie is buried to do so.
- Anse laments his own rotten luck. Again.
- Cash philosophizes that there is no such thing as "crazy" or "sane," and that it all depends on who's looking at you when you act and what they think. (This is important stuff, Shmooper.)
- He understands Jewel's anger, but he thinks that Darl was trying to burn up the value of Jewel's horse in the barn, to make up for the fact that it was traded away.
- He also thinks it was God's plan to have Addie's body taken in an easy, natural way. He wonders if Jewel worked against God's plan when he fought so hard to pull the coffin from the river.
- Still, nothing justifies Darl's burning down Gillespie's barn. He muses that this must be how "crazy" is defined – by acting in a way that other men can't see eye to eye with.
- As the family makes their way into town, Darl proposes that they take Cash to the doctor before burying Addie. But Cash says he can wait until after.
- Pa realizes they don't have a spade to dig the hole with. Jewel wants to spend the money to buy one, but Pa says that he will borrow it from a citizen in town.
- The boys wait in front of a house while Pa goes in to get a spade. Cash refers to it as "Mrs. Bundren's house," which will make sense by the end of the novel. From inside the house he can hear music playing from a graphophone –just like the one he would have bought with the money that Anse took to buy the replacement team of mules.
- Anse comes back from the house with two spades. They drive away from the house, but he looks back it. In the window Cash can see a woman's face.
- After Addie is buried, some men come to take Darl away to the institution. A fight breaks out when he resists apprehension. Jewel is angry, yelling for them to kill Darl. Darl looks up at Cash and says, "I thought you would have told me." Then he begins laughing maniacally.
- Cash tells his brother that it will be better for him to go. Darl just keeps laughing.
- Cash feels conflicted, but he maintains his earlier conviction that nothing justifies burning down a barn, a man's livelihood.
- But then he again doubts himself, reiterating that no man has a right to deem an action sane or crazy.


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This refers to the article 'Eat now, or wait for the cease-fire?' (ET, Sept 13). As pointed out by Swaminathan S Anklesaria Aiyar the world has learnt to live with terrorism, treating it like any other accident.
As evil cannot be completely eradicated, terrorism too may not be completely eliminated. But it could be contained and many preventive and protective actions could be taken. Having mere power is not enough. We should be able to use it to attack poverty and destroy it.


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(user's actual home directory) when you select = auto-apply template and
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I just wondered if any you folk were engaged in service transfer into a consortium or other such co-operative entity? It's something that seems to be emerging and there seems to be a twofold push:
In one way it seems an obvious way to go for both "sides", but I can see real tensions.
Let's imagine your average locality and its considering forming a VCS consortuim:
I think that's just a few of the potential challenges! I've seen some examples of solutions:
But check this post as well!
Also this which seems very locally orientated:
Oh and lets not forget this from the Charity Commission's views:
Anyone out there with some views or experiences? (I'm about to be...)
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You've hit on a real issue. Commissioners won't like the 'messiness' of being involved with lots of groups. If nothing else this massively complicates the whole contract monitoring process etc. And small groups won't welcome being 'gobbled up' by bigger ones either. So this could be a stand off. Depends who blinks first!
If consortia are clever they will push commissioners for more flexibility if the latter are desperately keen to 'outsource' locally. And commissioners will want to see evidence of collaboration between partners in order to do this. Are the VCS 'groups' - as you say they come in all sorts off shapes and sizes - willing to compromise to achieve their objective? If not the reality is that one or more will 'go it alone' in any case and then devil take the hindmost.
I don't think this is a new phenomenon. Though it's obviously much more evident now given the dire straight of public finances.
I guess this idea of consortia makes economic sense, and also sense in terms of the efficiency of the commissioning process.
I have an instinctive uneasiness about it though. One of my biggest criticisms of third sector provision of social housing is that its become a bit monopolised by certain providers, who are getting larger and larger. I know a consortium is different, and you may argue that by retaining a consortium structure you can have partners with a very local focus, but i'm still uneasy.
Part of my uneasiness comes from the fact that it may lead to a 'corporatisation'. More staff and processes get centralised and further away from the end user/beneficiary. That said, these are tough times, and if the development consortia protect services may be its an acceptable trade off?
Hello Dave, this is an area of work that we considered as part of our work for the Local Services Initiative in Argyll in supporting Third Sector organisations who held existing Service Level Agreementsd for delivering waste related services. The organisations had to find considerable savings as the Service Level Agreements had been reduced and we looked at the potential to make savings through some kind of collaborative venture.
We found that each of the organisations had different objectives as well as different funding streams for other areas of work over and above the services delivered on behalf of the council. We identified that whilst there was some scope for joining up areas of operations such as admin support and finance, the geographic constraints of operating across a large rural area, meant that these savings would be minimal and costs for supporting the collaborative venture would offset any savings made.
Where Third Sector organisations had most similarities there was scope to support each other but retain autonomy. The organisations also worked collectively together prior to and throughout the negotiations with the Council, this built a greater understanding across the organisations and allowed for shared objectives and key issues to be highlighted collectively.
This also allowed the organisations to continue to have a local presense retaining their identity.
Interested to hear from examples where a more joined up consortium apporach has been acheived.
Hi Dave, Andrew, Tom, Ailsa
Just to say Dave thanks for kicking this one off. It's a real mind-bender. I thought that link to the victory consortium was really helpful including this paragraph in particular (regardingh the hub and spoke model):
The Victory Consortium has developed strong policies and procedures on Governance, Risk Management, Resource Allocation, and Anti-Bribery. Its Memorandum and Articles of Association, and its Member's Partnership Agreement were based on templates developed by a lawyer working in this field. The Partnership Agreement has clauses covering Confidentiality of Information, and the requirements members should follow when they wish to bid in competition with Victory. Directors/Trustees are also required to follow the consortium's policies and procedures on conflicts of interest. Victory discussed its intentions with local commissioners before opening for membership. Finally, each member is required to demonstrate that its membership application has Board approval before being admitted into the Victory Consortium.
It's this sort of nitty-gritty attention to governance that is clearly going to be a make or break for any partnership and particular complex consortia. Yet it will reassure commissioners about the 'messiness'. Reflecting on what Ailsa has said, it seems to me that the steps from enabling local organisations to begin to explore shared values/objectives to the point where a coherent governance model that is able to respond clearly to tight deadlines... is very tough to pull off. I'm thinking of another example from Argyll and Bute where the Children and Young Families Services have been involved in a remarkably open conversation with the head of the service at the Council (brokered through a partnership between local social enterprise network, third sector and the council - ABLSI - that Carnegie is supporting), but to get a hub-spoke model working would realistically need a significant investment of time and skills both from council people and other stakeholders - with continuing support from ABLSI.
This is a new area for me however and it may be that there are existing templates for this kind of work, including that shared in the post by Victory. Dave, am I right in inferring that you're about to be involved in a process like this?
In the meantime I'll 'share' this thread with a few others on fieryspirits to see if some other folk have been there before...
Guys - many thanks for your responses! Sorry its taken me so long to come back…up to my eyes at the mo! All very useful stuff. I am indeed involved in such, though it's very early days and the "geography" issue from Ailsa does hit the mark for me.
Having said that, has anyone seen this? http://www.playengland.org.uk/our-work/free-time-consortium.aspx That's national. I have contacts there, so I'll do some asking...
I've been doing some digging myself and did have a chat with http://www.octopusnetwork.org.uk/
That is a very interesting model and Julie Parish (who leads it) is very willing to talk through their highs and lows....the set up has been in place 2009 and has a rather unique approach. It seems like there are very clear governance arrangements BUT a huge amount of trust between the actors which makes it work. There also seems to be a lot of utility in the arrangement. A case study from there might be really useful? It picks up Tom's point about investment. Islington Council both triggered the consortium (with cuts) and supported it, then nearly sank it with "corporatisation". It was a dialogue though. The Council and the consortium did work together. It was bouncy, but they've grown into a stronger relationship (picking up Andrews points)
Lastly, I was at a NESTA event last week and heard from the very marvellous Sam Hopley
He talked about a very different model of collaboration, using ideas around co-production and time banking. It was potent stuff, and I left thinking combining some of that with more formal arrangements could be a potent mix for a commissioners, if it could be communicated ie "if you buy me, you also buy the collaboration of service users and partners which add real value" Still thinking that through…


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Appearing for Mayo College administration in the High Court senior advocate Abhay Bhandari said, "there will be no admission for weaker section students as the Supreme Court has clarified that boarding schools are not covered by Right to Education Act and they are free to make their admission policies. which heard a writ petition in this regard, senior


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Kim Kardashian and the rest of her family was out on the red carpet for the Kardashian Kollection Launch Party. Why do people want to dress like the Kardashians?
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Police Hunt "Bow-Legged" Man After Violent Burglary
Monday 18th August 2014
Police say they are searching for a "bow-legged Polish man" suspected of being part of a gang who severely beat a university lecturer in his home.
Officers say Oskar Pawlowichz, 29, could try to flee the country following the botched raid on Paul Kohler's home in Wimbledon a week ago.
The balaclava-clad gang had barged into the home of the 55 year old and demanded money.
The men violently assaulted father-of-four Mr Kohler, leaving him with "life-changing" injuries and attempted to tape his 50-year-old wife to a chair.
One of the couple's grown up daughters and her boyfriend barricaded themselves in an upstairs room and called 999.
Pawlowichz is described as 6ft tall and of a stocky build. He is bow-legged and walks with a limp. He was born in Tarnow, Southern Poland and has links to numerous areas in south London.
Officers believe that Pawlowichz is the same man who appeared in previously issued CCTV footage.
Detective Inspector Dan O'Sullivan, of Merton Burglary Squad, said: "We are calling for members of the public, in particular the Polish community, to assist us in tracing Pawlowichz's whereabouts.
"We believe that he may make an attempt to flee from the UK to Poland, and at present we are in direct liaison with the Polish authorities, UK Borders Agency and Interpol and a co-ordinated effort to detain Pawlowichz is underway."So far three men have been arrested, two have been charged.


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We would kill 5 sets of sparks with no real trouble, but I had to make sure I was switching to sparks immediately rather than finishing my cast on Elegon. The fifth set of sparks was a bit close, but I had our resto shaman help out with a tiny bit of dps just in case.
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Advertising to the UAE's modern attention span
By Manoj Nair
Talk about digital clutter — you are free of sundry ads only such time that it takes to boot up your computer or switch on the smartphone or tablet.
Irrespective of screen sizes, brand marketers will have come up with some way to get their word out and there is no escaping them.
But is the user's attention span in sync with the pace with which these messages are being delivered?
"We've gone from a world where a handful of publishers control the flow of most information, to one where anyone with an internet connection can have a voice," said Fredrik Bernsel, sales director for EMEA and Latin American territory at LinkedIn, the social networking site.
"While this has created new opportunities, it also makes it more difficult to hear and be heard. To add to this, attention spans in a multi-screen world have reduced, resulting in audiences switching away from you faster."
Clearly, it will take a lot to get the digital consumer interested. Rather than be all things to all consumers, portal operators and advertisers keen to use them are better off reaching out to a well-defined universe.
"There is no silver bullet; the main approach, however, should strive to be constructive to the viewer and not disruptive," said Karim Khalifa, CEO of Digital Republic and regional co-chair of the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA).
"In other words, advertising needs to be in keeping with the primary activity that the user is already online for. That will ensure an experience that is not intrusive or disruptive, and will more than likely catch the eye of the user. Incentives don't harm either," Khalifa said.
LinkedIn numbers
In terms of creating a universe of users, LinkedIn has not done badly. The world's largest web-based professional network, it has more than 225 million members, of which 5 million are from the Mena territory. In the UAE, the user base has gone past one million.
And it is not just professionals who are connecting on LinkedIn — students are now among its fastest growing demographics and now number 30 million and counting. All of which is convincing more advertisers to sign up.
Within the EMEA markets, LinkedIn Marketing Solutions are being used by clients such as OppenheimerFunds, Jaguar, HP, Cathay Pacific, Citi and Chevron.
"We don't let brands simply advertise, but enable them to build relationships with professionals," said Bernsel. "Our marketing tools help advertisers target messages with accuracy, publish contextual content and build conversations on relevant topics. Sponsored content drives thought leadership and helps you be seen in the right audiences using groups, polls and company pages.
"While reinforcement of messages continues to be important, we believe true engagement can happen only when relevant messages reach the right audience and a relationship can be established over time.
"Today, the brand 'voice' takes a front seat while the hard sell takes a step back; artfully communicating to your audience is critical in a feed-based advertising landscape that is here to stay. In other words, brands need to add value and not just sell, ask consumers what they want to hear, and be human."
And as Khalifa says it: "Respect the consumer with targeted, contextual and incentivised campaigns — Context is now king."
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St. Catharine, Kentucky - UVa-Wise led for most of Thursday's Mid-South contest at St. Catharine but the visiting Cavaliers found themselves knotted in a 7-7 tie going to the ninth inning. From there, Brian King continued his hot hitting as the junior left fielder belted a two RBI single to left field giving UVa-Wise a 9-7 lead. Senior Chris Smith retired the Patriots in order in the bottom half of the frame after allowing an inherited runner to score in the eighth. The win was the fourth of the season for the Castlewood, Virginia native.
In total, four Cavaliers had multi-hit days; leading the pack was Tommy Meir who raised his average above .390 with three hits, three RBIs, and a run scored. Brett Hylton and Brian King also contributed two hits and two RBIs each in the victory.
The win was the sixth consecutive for UVa-Wise overall and the fifth consecutive Mid-South win. The victory improves the Cavaliers to 22-22 on the year and 8-10 in league action. UVa-Wise and St. Catharine will conclude the three game set tomorrow with a double header starting at noon. You can catch the series live on www.uvawisecavs.com


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Rube Goldberg HTML form May 05 2016
Ahhh, this makes me nostalgic for the 90s World Wide Web. Designer Sebastian Serena has built a Rube Goldberg machine out of HTML form elements. Once you start, you'll watch the whole thing. (via @Colossal)
Ahhh, this makes me nostalgic for the 90s World Wide Web. Designer Sebastian Serena has built a Rube Goldberg machine out of HTML form elements. Once you start, you'll watch the whole thing. (via @Colossal)
Tim Pietrusky made an HTML/CSS version of the opening text crawl from Star Wars.
This page, built by Evan Roth, consists of "One sentence contained within every HTML tag in alphabetical order." It would be fun to build a randomized version to see how the tag order changes the look.
Update: At least three people took me up on my suggestion: one, two, three.
So, every time I post one of these HTML5 games or apps (like The Game of Life), I got tons of email from people who say that it could be done much easier or better in Flash. Which is probably true. But I post these experiments because I've been using HTML since 1994 and I love it. It's simple (or can be), open, can be edited with any old text editor, and increasingly capable. Oh sure, HTML can be maddening at times, but I'm fascinated and happy to see it maturing into something that has so much functionality.
Mark Pilgrim explores the question: why do we have an IMG element in HTML?
Why not an <icon> element? Or an <include> element? Why not a hyperlink with an include attribute, or some combination of rel values? Why an <img> element?
What Pilgrim doesn't touch on was how that IMG tag drove adoption of Mosaic. Having images embedded right into web pages was like Dorothy stepping out of her house and into the lush color of Oz. (via waxy)
Late last week Jason Santa Maria posted the first web site that he'd ever made and asked others to do the same. The earliest web page of mine still online is a parody of Suck that I did in March 1996 called Suck for Dummies. (It's now called Suck for Dimwits because I received a C&D from the X for Dummies people threatening to sue.) In June of 96, I made this over-the-top home page, Jason's Awesome WWW Home Page. (Warning, <blink> tag usage!! Sign my guestbook! Top 5% of All Web Sites!!) I posted a bunch of old kottke.org designs back in March but missed that the first few months of posts are still live in their original design.
My earlier sites are lost, I think. (I have a few Zip and Jaz disks that might have some older stuff on them but I don't have the capability to read them anymore.) Before 0sil8, there were three or four efforts that I must have deleted from my hard drive at some point, including some embarrassing efforts involving fractals. The very first thing I did in HTML was a personal home page around Nov/Dec 1994 that lived on a 3.5" floppy. I coded it on the computer in my dorm room (using an early version of HTML Assistant and Aldus PhotoStyler) and then put it on a floppy to use on the computer in the physics lab, the only computer I had access to on campus that had internet access. The page was little more than a gussied up list of links that I liked to visit online, but I loved building, rebuilding, and redesigning it over and over, even though I was the only one who ever saw it. The handcrafted/DIY nature of building that page hooked me on web design. I would give almost anything to see that little page again.
Video visualizations of how the HTML rendering engine underneath Firefox's hood renders mozilla.org, a Wikipedia page, and Google Japan.
Quick quiz: how many HTML tags can you name in 5 minutes? I found this to be pretty difficult out of the context of actually needed to code something. That and I'm kinda rusty with any non-<blockquote>/<a> HTML.
WindMaker adds motion to a web site based on the current wind conditions at a place of your choosing. Here's kottke.org with NYC wind and with Chicago wind. (thx, jim)
David Galbraith notes that several of the top sites on the web don't validate: Yahoo, Ebay, Amazon, Google, and even "Web 2.0" newcomers Flickr, Digg, and Del.icio.us. "Are all these companies wrong, or is there something wrong with current accessibility standards?"
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Charlie disappeared on 15th August 1981. His body was found in County Monaghan in July 2010.
Charlie, by his family...
"Charlie was medium in height and roughly 5 ft 4". He was 54 years old when he disappeared and he had receding brown hair. Charlie was a very pleasant, outgoing man. He was a very talkative person who loved a bit of craic with other people and he could be very funny. His hobbies were mainly around animals. He loved horse racing and backing horses, he also loved dogs and caged birds. He was a football fan and enjoyed gardening, decorating and fishing".
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Mission Statement
Our mission is to inspire the more than 2,000 members of the LSSU student body, as well as the community at large, to create social change through lifelong participation in volunteer programs and civic engagement.
About the LSSU Volunteer Center
The LSSU Volunteer Center coordinates service activities on campus and throughout greater Sault Ste. Marie, MI area and is charged with inspiring members of the extended LSSU family to give of their time and talent to better our community. At LSSU, there are many ways to give back to the community. Through the Volunteer Center, students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members can participate in ongoing and annual service opportunities, suggest volunteer site locations, and lead service projects. The Volunteer Center also maintains an online listing of community-wide service groups, and a volunteer database of community service opportunities.
Our History
The LSSU Volunteer Center was launched in 2010 and has become the new foundation for coordinating volunteer efforts for university students. The Volunteer Center has expanded to organize more than seven other unique annual programs and events that involve the greater Bruin community in civic engagement. And though its website and use of social media, the Center also serves as a hub for planning materials, opportunities for volunteers to share their experience and connect with others, and access to an interactive database of service agencies in the Sault Ste. Marie, MI area.
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The LSSU Volunteer Center was formally established in 2006, as a satellite office from the United Way of the Eastern Upper Peninsula. Through our partnership with the United Way, the Volunteer Center is growing by leaps and bounds. All students, faculty, and staff are invited (and encouraged) to use the resources of the Volunteer Center.
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For some freight cars the end of the line is not necessarily the scrapper's torch, but instead finding use somewhere else other than the railroad. This former Santa Fe covered hopper built in Mar... (more)
Built by the Burnham, Williams & Co. in 1901, the 1024 was destined to pull Santa Fe trains atop the railroad's 3% grades that existed between Trinidad, CO and Raton, NM on the La Junta – Albuquer... (more)
The Southwest Chief splits the searchlights at full speed. We tried to hop in the car and get back in front of this further southwest, but there was really no chance.
The ATSF 1024 looks good splitting a pair of semaphore signals as it rests on display at its newest location greeting drivers coming into La Junta. This spot will become home to the city's future... (more)
Moonrise over Alco: Sunset on December 17, 1964, finds Santa Fe 600/2140/2116/2124 setting out from La Junta, Colorado with the overnight freight for Albuquerque. At Raton, the lead units will be ... (more)
Santa Fe's Super Chief-El Capitan Train 17 west has just left La Junta, Colo. and its two FP45's (Nos. 104, 105) have the train up to speed as it whizzes by a windmill that pumps water for a lives... (more)
Santa Fe's premier train, eastbound Super Chief-El Capitan with two FP-45s, pauses at La Junta, Colo. for a crew change and accept passengers from the connector Train 201 from Denver, which arrive... (more)
Stormy skies and very strong winds are seen over the 1024 today as it splits semaphore signals at its new resting location near HWY 50. This site will soon become the city's future visitor's cent... (more)
Passing underneath the remnants of a Santa Fe style cantilever signal, an empty crude oil train heads out of La Junta as stormy skies are beginning to make their way in.
With the 8070 lead KCKDEN shoving back and clearing the yard switch, a freshly re-crewed empty crude oil train can finally start putting its train together as it prepares to head out of the yard.
Another load of black diamonds with an EMD ACe on the rear move through La Junta on a hot summer afternoon in Colorado.
Resembling the glory days of when Santa Fe was running the show, La Junta's yard is full of a few trains this afternoon waiting for crews to move them to Denver. This scene of a yard with life is... (more)
a set of RCE power for Raton Pass service sits awaiting assignment at La Junta, CO
Oooops, someone forgot to set the derail and a handbrake on a roundhouse lead track at Santa Fe's La Junta, Colo. roundhouse. F7 247 rolled off into the turntable pit June 1, 1968, and apparentl... (more)


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@RF4WORLD always, thanks for the match the I have missed.
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Roger levels against Kazakhstan
04.04.2014 | Tennis, Starseite 1
Roger defeated Mikhail Kukushkin 6-4, 6-4, 6-2 in the Davis Cup quarter-final clash against Kazakhstan to level 1-1 after Stanislas Wawrinka lost his opening match.
"Now we've got to start all over again, that's what I told Stan. The weekend has only just started. There's no drama. That's how I saw it going into my singles match," Roger said.
On Saturday, Stan and Roger will take on Aleksandr Nedovyesov and Evgeny Korolev in the doubles.
Well done O GREAT ONE you saved the day.
I thought someone might post it MrsRF!
Just found this clip of Rogers Top 100 hot shots...someone has taken alot of time and effort to create it.
Epic, http://tennis.si.com/2014/04/04/watch-roger-federers-100-greatest-shots/
Love you Roger xxxxx
Epic, http://tennis.si.com/2014/04/04/watch-roger-federers-100-greatest-shots/
Love you Roger xxxxx
Congrats gorgeous....so happy to see you xx
very well done Roger..was disappointed over your earlier loss to kei but have moved on, ya that's what i have learned from you :) Please just win win & win, that's the only thing inspire me the most
Congratulations Champ! Great win, but disappointed about Stan! He should be calm. He is a better player than Golubev but was nervous in my opinion. Tomorrow You have to win and hope You will. Very good chance to be in the semis and march on (no, Serbia, no Spain, so no pain :). Come on, You can do it! Go Stan, DO NOT FEEL THE PRESSURE ON YOUR SHOULDERS! Roger please help him! Go guys!
Well played Roger, Good luck for tomorrow's doubles. Match report, recording from today's match --
Hopp Suisse :)
Hopp Suisse :)
Congratulations Roger, fabulous play and a very necessary win. All the very best to you and Stan in your doubles. Go the Swiss!
Congratulations India in your win against SA and the very best to you and Roger's special fans here from India against Sri Lanka in Sunday's final. Go India!
Congratulations India in your win against SA and the very best to you and Roger's special fans here from India against Sri Lanka in Sunday's final. Go India!
Lovely movement and strong game.Good luck tomorrow for Roger and Stan.


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Instant Shade Awning Launches Fundraising Initiative
Instant Shade Awning, a company dedicated to promoting healthy outdoor living, has recently announced that it is launching a fundraising initiative geared towards schools and sports clubs.
Their product, the Instant Shade Awning, is a portable retractable awning that provides instant shade and UV protection with "Grab & Go" convenience. Its lightweight self-contained design makes it particularly handy for parents who are on the go but want to protect their children from the harmful effects of the sun. The product can be seen at http://www.instantshadeawning.com/.
Clubs wishing to participate in this fundraising initiative should contact the company at firstname.lastname@example.com. For every purchase, Instant Shade Awning will donate $10 back to their club.
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I made this the other night for an after dinner coffee and then made it again in the morning to go with my breakfast and I absolutely love this recipe. It is so smooth and has the perfect flavor and just the right amount of cinnamon flavor to put me in the holiday mood. Thank you so much Coffeemate for this wonderful recipe.
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Name: Anthony Bourdain
Location: Last week, Patagonia. Next week, Singapore
Occupation: Hell if I know
What's your favorite comfort food?
Roasted bone marrow with sea salt and toast. Or pho.
Guilty pleasure?
Macaroni and cheese, Lynrd Skynrd's "Simple Man" (I'm SO ashamed!), Hell's Kitchen, Hong Kong gangster films, In-N-Out Burger, ruhlman.com.
Perfect meal?
A bowl of pho in the street in Saigon.
What one food won't you eat?
Any food you haven't tried but would like to?
That Sardinian cheese with the maggots in it. I assume it must be good if people get past the maggots.
Who's your favorite food person?
Fergus Henderson. (Also: Martin Picard, Mario Batali, Eric Ripert, Jim Harrison. And dead guys: A. J. Liebling, M. F. K. Fisher, Ludwig Bemelmans.)
When did you realize you were a serious eater?
When the Chinese and Singaporeans began to take me seriously.
What does your family think about your career?
What does my family think? They're bemusedand happy I'm not in jail.
Favorite blog?
Michael Ruhlman's blog. Chez Pim. And I'm addicted to Regina Schrambling's embittered rantsthey make me feel better about myself. I read Schrambling and feel, "Wow. I'm relatively HAPPY!"


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GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (KKCO) - The issue of global warming has been a topic of hot debate for the better part of the past decade.
But is it a reality?
According to some climatology experts the climate of the Earth 'is' getting warmer, at about a rate of a degree to a degree and a half each century. Local weather watchers agree.
Weather observer Fruita Bill says, "It shows a roughly about a degree and a half of global warming."
Bill runs is own 'unofficial' weather station from his home and his numbers aren't far from the official ones.
Joe Ramey with the National Weather Service says, "It looks like over the past few decades that we've shown a subtle warming trend here in the bottom of the Grand Valley."
Take a look at just the January numbers for our area. We saw that same slight increase in temperature starting in the 70s and going until 1999.
But now that a new decade has started, the new numbers show a different trend.
The most current 10 year average temperature for us, in January, went down over the past decade to 28.33.
Ramey says, "Climate history shows a definite cycle where we have warm periods and cold periods even in a relatively stable climate situation we'll go through cycles where temperatures and precipitation amounts will vary with time."
And the last decade was one of varying extremes, setting numerous records for both highs and lows.
If we expand the data and go back even further, the cycle is easy to spot.
Ramey says, "If you look even further back in the climate record from the 1950's to the 1970's there was a cooling trend."
The coldest temperatures then happened in the 70s, where the average January temperature was a cold 22.6 degrees.
Lifelong Grand Valley Resident Charlie Talbott says, "As we were kids in the 70s we would always get out of school and prune until dark and we were always miserably cold."
Talbott spends most of his life outdoors and to him, the cycle is evident, starting the last decade on the warming trend and ending it cold.
"Since 2000 until just the last couple of years we've had milder winters," he says.
And while the winters over the past few years have gotten colder, with this past December being the fifth coldest on record, the summers are heading in the opposite direction.
"The past couple of years have seemed to trend back towards milder summers, more like I remember the norm to be," Talbott says.
So if this current trend continues, it looks like the Grand Valley is on its way back down.


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Only South Florida Hospital to earn Summit Award® for Patient Satisfaction for Five Consecutive Years
Earning a Press Ganey Summit Award® is a prestigious honor. Earning it for five consecutive years, as Memorial Hospital Miramar has done, is quite impressive and something worth celebrating, according to Leah Carpenter, CEO of Memorial Hospital Miramar.
In order to have earned the Summit Award® for the past five years, Memorial Hospital Miramar had to achieve and sustain top patient satisfaction ratings since the hospital opened on March 17, 2005 – a period of time that also included two years of initial evaluation.
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Memorial Hospital Miramar's administrators focus on engaging patients face-to-face with personal visits to proactively address their needs. To enhance The Memorial Experience, the system's signature customer service experience, leaders also launched three initiatives:
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June 24th, 2013 - 6:14am
(Port Angeles) -- Clallam County government is closed again today.
It's another furlough day for most county employees.
That means the main business offices for the county will not be open.
The only employees working are some in law and justice services or other 24/7 services.
This is the latest of sixteen Mondays the county is taking off this year without pay to help balance the budget.
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MARTINEZ -- It has taken more than five years, but an alleged prison gang leader's trial begins Monday, likely to expose the underbelly of prison gangs operating within East Bay jails, an allegedly corrupt cop, missing police documents and the defendant's own adept legal mind.
The complex case, resulting from a 2008 grand jury indictment, charges Coby Phillips with murder, attempted murder and conspiracy to sell drugs as part of his gang, Family Affiliated Irish Mafia, or FAIM. Many of those testifying for the prosecution were sent into witness protection programs in return for their participation.
The defense plans to call Richmond police Sgt. Michael Wang to the stand during the trial. A prosecution witness has said in a recorded statement that Wang took $120,000 in bribes from drug dealers, set up another narcotics deal and outed a police informant who was later shot. Phillips is charged with attempted murder in the shooting of that informant.
"It's a complicated case and a case that a great deal of work has gone into the investigation and preparation for," prosecutor Tom Kensok said, declining to comment on specifics.
Phillips has been in prison since 2005, when he was arrested on federal drug charges. By February 2008, a criminal grand jury had convened to discuss several shootings, including the slaying of Darrell Grockett in Crockett and the nonfatal shooting of Jose Hernandez in Richmond.
Phillips' attorney Dan Horowitz said his client had nothing to do with the two shootings and was incarcerated during Hernandez's shooting. Prosecutors are claiming that shooting happened to benefit Phillips' FAIM gang and its drug dealing, leading to his charge.
Grand jury witnesses described how Phillips helped start FAIM, based in Rodeo, in the mid-1990s. Michael Fanucchi, a state Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement special agent, testified FAIM sold drugs, allowing its members to buy Lamborghinis and multiple houses. Experts said FAIM is an offshoot of the Aryan Brotherhood prison gang.
"FAIM is very, very feared in Contra Costa County, as well as throughout some of the prison systems," Fanucchi testified.
In 2010, a FAIM member stabbed to death a fellow San Quentin State Prison inmate in what investigators called a hit in retaliation for the vehicular killing of a 9-year-old girl by the victim.
Phillips' case will highlight allegations by drug dealer-turned-state witness Sergio Vega-Robles, who said that before the 2005 shooting of Hernandez, his brother Jose was tipped off by Wang about an undercover sting in which Hernandez would try to sell him a gun. Phillips' gang bought drugs from the Vega-Robles brothers, according to grand jury testimony.
Wang's attorney has denied the claims, but the 18-year veteran of the force and former vice cop has been placed on paid administrative leave while local and federal investigations continue.
Most Richmond police reports of the Hernandez shooting have also disappeared, according to court documents.
Horowitz calls the 39-year-old Phillips an "unusual person" who reads voraciously and completes New York Times crosswords.
"He's the best client I've ever had as far as legal analysis," the defense attorney said. "He knows his case inside and out and he understands the complex legal issues in a very complex case, and we discuss the case as colleagues."
Phillips faces four life sentences if convicted of all charges.
The FAIM gang, Horowitz said, is "notable in that the leadership is very intellectual and prides itself in being reasonable and rational."
For more than two years, Phillips -- a high school dropout with a GED obtained while at Pelican Bay State Prison -- acted as his own attorney. In that time, Phillips got one murder count and three other charges dropped, delayed his trial date seven times, filed motions to dismiss and billed the state for hundreds of hours of detective work by a court-appointed investigator, court records show. He also was instrumental in the striking down of a Contra Costa sheriff policy preventing contact visits with investigators in jail, records show.
In June 2011, Phillips asked for an attorney, but Judge Brian Haynes told him, "You have the experience and the intelligence to continue to represent yourself," according to transcripts.
Days later, he penciled a motion from his jail cell claiming his constitutional rights were being violated: "For that reason, I will not speak, act, or pertisipate (sic) in any way no matter what the court sayes (sic) to me."
The judge provided him an attorney.
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A woman bathes in the sacred waters of Saut-d'Eau, Haiti, during a Vodou pilgrimage. Forged from the nation's brutal colonial past, the faith melds West African beliefs rooted in animism and ancestor worship with aspects of Catholicism. Vodouists worship powerful spirits that have the power to intercede in the affairs of man and to take control of the human body. Through spirit possession, the faithful transcend their earthly existence and enter the realm of the divine. As they say in Haiti: "The Catholic goes to church to talk about God; the Vodouist dances in the temple to become God."
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|High precision Hylleraas-Configuration Interaction (Hy-CI) method variational calculations are reported for the 2 doublet S ground state of neutral lithium. The nonrelativistic energy is calculated to be -7.4780 6032 3451 9 hartree, demonstrating that the Hy-CI technique is capable of sub-nanohartree accuracy for three electron systems. A Hylleraas (Hy) expansion without linked products of odd powers of $r_{ij}$ gives -7.4780 6032 3452 hartree, showing the relative unimportance of such terms for lithium at the nanohartree level of accuracy. Hy-CI calculations are also reported for the 3 doublet S, 4 doublet S, 5 doublet , 6 doublet and 7 doublet S lithium excited states.
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When first-year graduate student Sudhir Venkatesh walked into an abandoned building in one of Chicago's most notorious housing projects, he hoped to find a few people willing to take a multiple-choice survey on urban poverty--and impress his professors with his boldness. He never imagined that as a result of this assignment he would befriend a gang leader named JT and spend the better part of a decade embedded inside the projects under JT's protection. From a privileged position of unprecedented access, Venkatesh observed JT and the rest of his gang as they operated their crack-selling business, made peace with their neighbors, evaded the law, and rose up or fell within the ranks of the gang's complex hierarchical structure. Examining the morally ambiguous, highly intricate, and often corrupt struggle to survive in an urban war zone, Gang Leader for a Day also tells the story of the complicated friendship that develops between Venkatesh and JT--two young and ambitious men a universe apart.
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Monday, March 21, 2011
Monday? Says Who??
Today is a bit lonely for me. I'm continuing my weekend today, but Greg had to go back to work :( So I'm all alone. Well, Luna's here too of course :) Right now he's telling me that he wants me to give him more treats. We found out this weekend that Luna is starting to go through "birdie puberty"...fun times for everyone. What that means for me is, he tries to bite me when I open his cage to get him out to play. And by "bite" I really mean peck, he's not trying to hurt me, just scare me off. Which is strange don't you think? He wants attention and treats, but when want to I give them to him, he bites me. So I decided to teach him that he can't scare me off. I just endure the pecking until he gets bored of it and comes out to play :) I win. However, just so you have an idea, here is his angry face {{{Notice the crazy eye?}}}:
Here he is playing on top of his cage...and biting it...and biting the camera... silly birdie
I love the bottom row. Look at that little tongue...in't he so cuuute?
So as far as real, useful information goes...Greg found this really awesome website this weekend called Kickstarter. Basically, you submit an idea for a project, how much you'd need to accomplish the project, and what you'd give as a reward to anyone who donated money to your project. If they {being the proverbial 'they'} approve it, you start raising money, and if you meet your goal, you get to make your project! Fun right? I already submitted my first proposal for a project, I'll let you all know if it gets approved.
Ok, that's about all I have in me at the moment. I've got some catching up to do on my to-do list from the weekend. Have a good day everyone!
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oh, such a sweetie:)ReplyDelete
I adore birds:) and this is a very cute one:)
Thank you so much! My Luna baby is so cute :) if you want to see another ultra cute photo of him go here: http://yellowbirdyellowbeard.blogspot.com/2011/02/is-it-donut.html. Thanks so much for stoping by! I hope you'll come again:)ReplyDelete
Oooh, now I want to know what your project is! Good luck with raising the money.ReplyDelete
Once I get it all set up I'll post a link! They say making a video describing your project always helps raise more money.... but I'm camera shy. Greg says he'll help me, but I'm going to have to work up to it. Luckily there is no deadline for how long I have to set up my project page. :)ReplyDelete
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a comment, it's a huge encouragement to me! I respond to comments directly, that is why you don't see any replies from me here.


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WILLIAMSBURG Ky. - The University of the Cumberlands (UC) baseball team has been on a tear in recent weeks winning 17 of their last 20, with 11 of those wins coming by 4 runs or more. The Patriots look to be peaking at just the right time before heading into the first round of the Mid-South Conference (MSC) Tournament. On Wednesday April 24th the MSC held their annual baseball awards banquet to honor the student athletes for their hard work on and off the diamond this season.
The Patriots were well represented this season both in the classroom as well as the diamond as four Patriots were named MSC All-Conference selections. Junior infielder Claudio Valencia (Yuma, AZ) was named 1st Team All-Conference. Valencia had a stellar year for the Patriots as he hit an astonishing .376 (65 hits, 13 doubles, 2 triples, and 1 homerun) with 40 RBIs and an on base percentage of .428. Claudio also led the team with saves with 5 on the season and was a staple for a very dangerous UC offense.
Three other Patriots were named to the MSC 2nd team All-Conference as junior shortstop Victor Morel (New York, NY), junior pitcher Kahana Neal (Pearl City, HI), and junior center fielder Hibraim Cordova (Vega Baja, Puerto Rico) received the honor. Morel had a great 2013 season as he was a big time presence for the Patriots batting leadoff. He hit .342 on the season with an on base percentage of .459 including 18 stolen bases and 35 runs scored. His glove was also impressive as he had a fielding percentage of .961 and assisted in turning 17 double plays. A bright spot for the Patriots this season was its pitching and one of the bright spots on the pitching staff was Kahana Neal who had a break out year. Kahana in 11 games played had a record of 6-1 with 4 complete games (2 shutouts). He had an ERA of 2.51 with 52 strikeouts in 68.0 innings pitched. A huge bat for the Patriots as well as a fixture in the outfield was Hibraim Cordova. Cordova hit .306 on the season with 36 runs scored, 45 hits, 18 doubles, 1 triple, and 2 homeruns. Also, his ability on the base paths was just what UC needed as he stole 22 bases on 26 attempts.
UC was also honored for their hard work in the classroom as the MSC announced their selections for Academic All-Conference. In order to be selected for this award the athlete must have and maintain a GPA of 3.25 on a 4.0 scale and is at least a sophomore in the classroom. This season, seven Patriots were honored as senior John Doolittle (Sharpsburg, GA), senior Chaz Hyde (Fort Mitchell, KY), senior Keita Murakami (Wailuku, HI), junior Donovan Feenstra (Calgary, Canada), junior Alberto Mejia (Santo Dominbo, Puerto Rico), junior Jonathan Paquet (Quebec, Canada), and junior Quentin Warriner (Russell Springs, KY) were all selected as Academic All-Conference.
The Patriots will now turn their attention back to the diamond as they will try to capture a Mid-South Conference title. Action gets under way at 4:00 pm Thursday April 25th as they start off their title run against the Lindsey Wilson Blue Raiders. You can listen to the game by logging onto www.cumberlandspatriots.com.
For more information on the Cumberlands baseball team as well as other Patriot athletics, please visit our website at www.cumberlandspatriots.com.