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A FiPS Glossary to New York Magazine's Twee Brooklyn Article
New York Magazine recently posted this article, titled "The Twee Party," and as near as I can figure, it has something to do with the intersection of the slow food movement and hipster culture. You know, people clad in plaid shirts and beards who stand in their tiny kitchens stuffing shit into cans, trying to turn it into a business?
Anyway, here's a small sample of the piece:
"One afternoon last June, the quaint silhouette of a three-masted sailboat made its way into New York Harbor and pulled up at the Red Hook Marine Terminal. The Black Seal, a 70-foot-long schooner, had just completed a 3,000-mile wind-powered round trip to the Dominican Republic. There, it had taken on twenty metric tons of cocoa beans, mostly from La Red de Guaconejo organic-cacao cooperative, whose beans are said to yield chocolate with notes of "sweet pipe tobacco" and "Cabernet Sauvignon."
I got about half of a paragraph into this six page article (six internet pages = the digital equivalent of a Dickens novel, by the by) before I realized: HEY! This dude is making fun of these people who live in Brooklyn. And then, I realized: HEY! I am way better at making fun of people who live in Brooklyn than this guy is. And then I realized: HEY! I don't have plans tonight, so I could get loaded and write a FiPS post! And then I realized: HEY! I'm only half-a-paragraph into this article, and I'm going to have to read the whole thing if I'm going to blog about it. So that's what I did.
Any-to-the-whoo. I'm here to tell you, FiPSters, that reading this article was exhausting. I kept reading it, and thinking, 'Wha? Huh? Who?' It's one of those articles where you have to read the same paragraph three or four times to figure out what, exactly, the words mean. So, because I like you, and because I'm really smart about words and shit, I have decided to put together a sort of glossary, which will aid you in your attempt to read New York Magazine's hipster foodie article.
These are not in alphabetical order, for what it's worth. This is a FiPS glossary, so we're turning this shit on its head. Deal with it, and thank me later.
The Black Seal, a 70-foot-long schooner: This actually refers to a boat, and not to Heidi Klum's ex-husband. I'm shocked that you thought of it that way, because that is racist, and WRONG.
Emersonian spirit: This is a reference to Ralph Waldo Emerson, who once noted that foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. I adore anyone who adores anyone who adores Emerson. If you invoke Emerson, it means that you're opposed to both (1) hobgoblins; and (2) little minds. We should get behind the guy they're quoting and buy his artisanal chocolate.
bean-to-bar chocolate-maker: Pooping.
hand-sprinkling Maine sea salt: Onanism.
cruelty-free dog food: Most dogs will eat just about anything. One of my pugs regularly comes back from his afternoon walk with a stomach full of sticks and leaves and napkins and gum. This reference indicates that they just let dogs eat whatever the hell the dog wants to eat, just because it makes your pet happy. This is a bad idea, ppl. Stick to regular dry kibble, and ignore this guy.
hand-pulped toilet paper: I have no idea, but I think I just threw up in my mouth a little.
"reclaimed slate" cheese boards: If the slate were truly "reclaimed," they'd be putting it back into the ground, where they found it in the first place. That's not what these folks are talking about, though. They're talking about using old floor tile to make a cheese board. Doesn't that make you wanna punch someone in the balls? Yeah. Me too.
bergamot saltwater taffy: That sounds delicious, actually. I would totally buy that.
proudly hand-packed in Brooklyn: A positive affirmation for gay hipsters who are into fisting. Just as an aside, did you all know that there used to be a private gay sex club on 5th Ave., just south of Union? Maybe it's still there, I dunno. But it used to be kind of hilarious to stand across the street in front of Body Reserve on a Saturday night and watch guys furtively pushing an unmarked buzzer to be let in.
"Small-batch" Jam Stand: This is one of the poses they do at naked yoga. It's sort of like doing a Japanese Ham Sandwich (which is a real thing in yoga, by the way), only with your grundle on display for all to see. As in, "I twisted myself into a Small Batch Jam Stand, and held the position for ten breaths."
a role model to young black women: Interestingly, this does not refer to Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks or The Oprah. This is a reference to an African-American who appreciates candy bars costing $8.
Choc-A-Doodle-Doo: 1. A type of granola you can buy in Brooklyn; 2. What I shout out when I'm on the toilet and have successfully pushed through an epic bowel movement.
packing a ukulele into your $130 Fjällräven rucksack, swinging by Bierkraft to pick up a growler of Flying Dog Raging Bitch Belgian IPA, and riding the G to Greenpoint to take part in a late-night hootenanny in a former stapler factory: See, the guy who wrote this article decided that the whole six-page monstrosity needed to radiate from one spectacularly-overwrought sentence that would jam in as many hipster stereotypes as possible. So, that's what this is all about.
sublime amalgam of glass, rubber, and steel made by a German company called Weck: Now doesn't that sound delicious!
beard oil: female ejaculate.
mustache covers: Not entirely sure, but I think this might be referring to pubic hair.
leather footballs sewn from the hides of the grass-fed cows that were ground up to make your hamburger: This is intended to be a paean to the Native American Spirit. You know, from back when they used every part of the buffalo, way before they opened Mohegan Sun.
a lone guy in a hoodie holding a blow-dryer, heat-sealing bottles, one at a time, in an unheated, windowless storeroom in Greenpoint. A reminder of why one must never drink during the first trimester.
a role in a Visa commercial: A day job.
the Brooklyn Salsa Company had five flavors, one for each borough: 1. Manhattan -- tastes exactly like Donald Trump, if he were a salsa and not an asshole; 2. Brooklyn -- made from Gowanus Canal sludge; 3. Staten Island -- hair flavored; 4. Queens -- has real tar flavoring, with essence of airport; 5. The Bronx -- salsa that tastes like drugs, now with 10% real drugs!
home kombucha kit: Syrup of Ipecac. Blech!
Okay! Armed with that, you should be good to go! If you encounter any other perplexing words or phrases in the NY Mag article, please cut and paste them in the comments section, and we'll try to help you out.


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A grandparents-as-parents support group meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday at Duvall Family Center, from 6:30-8 p.m. Open discussion group focuses on challenges and joys of grandparents raising children. Provides a support network in a safe environment where grandparents can get information, ideas, and emotional support. To register, call 788-7924. Free on-site childcare is provided.


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Sassy Little ToddlerMari Hernandez-Tuten
At first the cute little boy in this video will make you laugh. Then his sassy little attitude might scare you because you start thinking about your future children. It especially scared me because I have a little Mateo in my house who can be just as sassy in his own way.
I wanted to make the most of this hilarious video by sharing one tip to help you find the good in sassy little attitudes. Something I'm learning from a parenting book called Discipline That Connects by Jim & Lynne Jackson, is to find the good in the child's misbehavior. Let's use this video as an example. First try to keep a straight face (not sure if I could keep from laughing if my little man was as persistent as this kid) and you'd say, "Mateo, you sure are a persistent little guy. This trait is going to help you in the future. It's definitely a good attribute to have. However, this isn't the appropriate time to exercise this persistence!" When you give your child consequences make sure they receive this message from your discipline, "Even in your misbehavior I can see good things."
This is something I need to work on because it's not natural to find the good when we are frustrated. The Jacksons share in their book, "Again, this is not what parents usually think of when they discipline. But let's face it, most misbehavior takes skill . . . Parents typically dwell only on the bad of the action. As a result, the message communicated, whether verbally or non-verbally, is "You are a problem!"
So for those of us who have little "Mateo's" in our house, don't fret. Continue finding something positive in their abilities and skills and communicating to them these two things:
They are responsible for their actions.
They are loved.
Then hope and pray that this persistence (better known as whining and nagging) pays off when they are the next scientist who discovers a cure for some rare disease because they didn't give up trying when everyone else did! And you can't forget the bossy little kid on the playground, they may be your next big business leader.


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Police Union Endorses Mara (Updated)
It's not often that you see "union," "endorsement" and "Republican" in the same sentence, but that's what happened today with the Fraternal Order of Police's endorsement of Patrick Mara:
The Fraternal Order of Police, Metropolitan Police Department Labor Committee (FOP) has announced its endorsement of Patrick Mara for At-Large councilmember for the Council of the District of Columbia. The FOP is the police union that represents the more than 3,500 police officers, detectives, and sergeants of the Metropolitan Police Department.
In issuing the endorsement FOP Chairman Kristopher Baumann stated: "Patrick Mara is the one candidate that has been willing to discuss and address the serious public safety issues facing the District, as well as the ethical issues that are undermining the District government."
Chairman Baumann noted that: "There has to be voice on the Council that is committed to public safety, both in the short and long term. We have become so complacent and accepting of the level of crime in the District that we have forgotten that enduring crime is not an acceptable trade-off for living in this city."
Despite having an authorized force of 4,200 officers, the Metropolitan Police Department is on the brink of falling below 3,800 sworn police officers. A staffing level that has been described as unacceptable and dangerous. At the same time, property crimes are up city-wide and certain neighborhoods continue to struggle with unacceptable levels of violence.
Patrick Mara is committed to serious reforms of the ethics laws and regulations that govern District employees and elected officials. Creating real immediate consequences for ethical violations will begin the long process of rebuilding public trust in the District government. "As police officers, we believe it is critical that the public can trust its elected officials and the government. The District and its officials have severely damaged that relationship. Patrick offers all of us the best chance to begin restoring that trust." - added Chairman Baumann.
Baumann himself is a registered Republican, it should be noted. (Update, 2:20 p.m.: That being said, Baumann doesn't decide the endorsement, so that he's a Republican shouldn't take away from the fact that a larger group of roughly 30 police officers -- many of them Democrats -- voted on the decision.)
This election is going to be interesting. So many candidates, so many split votes. It's going to be interesting to see who pulls this one out.
Does anyone know if Mara supports collective bargaining rights for public sector workers? Just the Police? What about other municipal employees? What about teachers? I have not seen this issue brought up at all during this election, which is strange considering what is going on in Ohio, Wisconsin and Indiana.
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No. 13 Men's Volleyball Sweeps Belmont Abbey
MUNCIE, Ind. – The No. 13 Ball State men's volleyball team defeated Belmont Abbey (25-9, 25-14, 25-21) on Friday evening for its fourth-straight win. Freshman Brendan Surane led the way for the Cardinals with a career-high 12 kills.
With the win Ball State improves to 11-5 on the season while Belmont Abbey falls to 2-15.
The Cardinals finished the match hitting .415 (44-10-82) led by Surane's .500 hitting percentage (12-2-20). The freshman added a career-high seven digs as well. Junior Matt Sutherland added five kills in tw sets of play while senior Kevin Owens, sophomore Jack Lesure and senior Larry Wrather added four kills. Senior Matt Leske, junior Shane Witmer and sophomore Marcin Niemczewski each tallied three kills apiece.
All three Ball State setters saw time in the match led by senior Graham McIlvaine who had 19 assists. Sophomore Hiago Garchet dished out 11 assists while freshman Connor Gross tied his career high of six.
Junior David Ryan Vander Meer matched Surane's seven digs while eight other Cardinals tallied at least one dig on the night. Owens assisted on five blocks to help Ball State hold a 10-3 advantage in total team blocks.
Belmont Abbey hit -.014 on the night with three players earning four kills. Libero Johnny Gomez led the match with eight digs.
Ball State will host King College tomorrow, Saturday, Mar. 8 at 7:30 p.m. Check ballstatesports.com for more news and information on Ball State men's volleyball.


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Hong Kong, being a financial and service industry hub offers numerous job opportunities for skilled professionals. The Occupation in Demand is the listing of jobs in demand in Hong Kong and local employers are not able to fill their vacant positions by local skills. Finance, business services, insurance and real estateoffer the maximum number of jobs every year in Hong Kong.
Read More Rest industries experiencing labor crunch are transport, communications,community services, wholesale and retail, import-export, hotels and restaurants. Knowledge-based industries are also seeking expansion such as computerequipment, internet services and telecommunications. Hong Kong is projecting to double the total number of IT personnel in coming future. The major job sectors listed in Occupations in Demand are as follows –
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M. P. Threah wrote:
>> If everyone would take a quick moment to send Wal-Mart's burgeoning
>> music store an email to JUST SAY NO TO MICROSOFT's WMA Format!
> I read the headlines that Wal-Mart will be selling songs on-line but I
> don't
> know any details. However, I do have sort of a business - technical
> question.
> When W-M buys the music to resell, who does the compression? Sony,
> MCA, Columbia, et al. or does W-M have to contract to do that separately?
> ("Here's the high density stuff. Do what you want and pay us for each
> copy
> sold." I don't think so.) I'm guessing that the big boys can provide all
> or many formats and the middlemen (W-M, Apple) just have to pick whether
> they want to distribute one or many formats.
> Does anybody know the real licensing costs to the companies for using,
> say, MP3 versus WMA?
> If it's relevant, RealNetworks filed a lawsuit (on 12/19) against MS.
> (paste the url back together)
> http://cbs.marketwatch.com/news
> story.asp?guid=%7BBA353DC8%2D8D6D%2D40B7%2DA64A%
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> Microsoft faces fresh antitrust assault
> RealNetworks alleges illegal digital media monopoly
> By Bambi Francisco & William L. Watts, CBS.MarketWatch.com
> Last Update: 6:04 PM ET Dec. 19, 2003
> I have to think that if the compression is already done by the music
> providers,
> what's the big deal to sell more than one format. Additional server space
> and extra choices in the GUI can't be that expensive or difficult. (Of
> course, if it was all open standards like MP3 and no proprietary stuff
> like Windows
> Media Player they wouldn't need the extra server space anyway.)
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June 13, 2008
This week's guest is Dr. Alvin Jackson, director of the Ohio Department of Health.Read more
On the Web: www.odh.ohio.gov
- Views: 167 Deadline NOW: Domestic Violence
June 27, 2008
Gabrielle Davis, J.D., is director of the Domestic Violence Clinic at The University of Toledo College of Law. In April 2008, Davis was awarded the Public Interest Law Award from Advocates for Basic Legal Equality for her tireless efforts to help low-income and minority victims of domestic violence. Currently she is leading a commnity-wide team that is studying domestic violence homicides in northwest Ohio. Joining Professor Davis is Cary Brown, Assessment Manager for Lucas County Children's Services.
On the Web: www.law.utoledo.edu/students/faculty/GDavis/DVReport.pdf
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May 9, 2008
Fletcher Word, publisher and editor of The Sojourner Truth, and Tom Troy, staff writer for The Blade join host Jack Lessenberry to discuss this week's primaries in North Carolina and Indiana, and other issues of interest in this presidential election year.
On the Web: www.thetruthtoledo.com
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May 2, 2008
Fuel prices are rising ever higher and the Big Three automakers are scrambling to stay competitive. Host Jack Lessenberry discusses the auto industry with Brett Smith, a leading expert on the subject. Smith is affiliated with Ann Arbor's non-profit Center for Automotive Research.
On the Web: www.cargroup.org
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April 25, 2008
This week marks the 38th annual observance of Earth Day. Tom Henry, staff writer for The Blade who has vast experience in reporting on environmental issues, and Sandy Bihn, of the Western Lake Erie Waterkeeper Association, join host Jack Lessenberry to discuss a host of environmental issues.
On the Web: www.westernlakeerie.org
- Views: 217 Deadline NOW: Joe Napoli
April 18, 2008
Joe Napoli, vice president and general manager of the Triple A Toledo Mud Hens and Toledo's new ice hockey team, the Walleye, is Jack Lessenberry's guest this week. The conversation will include news about the new downtown arena, as well as the Walleye and the Mud Hens.Read more
- Views: 204 Deadline NOW: Morris Dees and Kevin Mulder
April 11, 2008
Morris Dees, founder and chief trial counsel for the Southern Poverty Law Center, and Kevin Mulder with Legal Aid of Western Ohio, are Jack Lessenberry's guests this week.Read more
- Views: 211 Deadline NOW: John Jones and The Greater Toledo Urban League
April 4, 2008
John Jones has just been named the Greater Toledo Urban League's new president and chief executive officer. An accountant by training, Jones is also an associate minister of Christian Temple Baptist Church, where his father is the pastor. Mr. Jones will join host Jack Lessenberry to discuss the Greater Toledo Urban League. They will also reflect on the 40 years since Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968.Read more


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The effective date of a FEGLI contract modification is as defined in FAR 43.101, except to the extent that the definition conflicts with LIFAR 2101.370.
The clause at 2152.243-70 shall be inserted in all FEGLI Program contracts in lieu of the clauses in FAR 52.243-1 that are prescribed by FAR 43.205(a).


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A Niagara Falls man could be sentenced to 10 years to life in prison after pleading guilty Tuesday to charges of possessing crack cocaine with intent to sell.
Octavius Miller, 32, was charged in December 2010, after police found him with about 123 grams of the drug during a search of his Cleveland Avenue residence. Miller, who could also be fined $8 million, pleaded guilty before U.S. Magistrate Judge Hugh B. Scott.
The plea was the culmination of an investigation by Niagara Falls Police, U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.


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Because of new buildings and mature tree lines, fireworks for this year's Red Hot & Blue Fireworks Extravaganza on July Fourth will be launched from Town Green Park and Waterway Square. Both displays will be launched simultaneously for 20 minutes, according to The Woodlands Convention and Visitors Bureau, which produces the event being held for the 17th year. The previous fireworks launch location at Timberloch Place near I-45 will not be used.
The visitors bureau recommends Town Green Park, Waterway Square and various points along the mile-long Woodlands Waterway as the best viewing areas for this year's fireworks display.
According to a visitors bureau press release, that viewing locations from previous years will not be available, including Northshore Park, Southshore Park, along The Woodlands' golf courses, Lamar Elementary, The Woodlands Mall, Market Street and all areas east of Interstate 45.
Nick Wolda, president of the visitors bureau, said in a press release:
We've been diligent in working to identify the best fireworks viewing areas for this year's Fireworks Extravaganza. Due to the construction of new office towers in The Woodlands Town Center, it is becoming increasingly more difficult to fire the larger fireworks displays as in year's past. The Woodlands Waterway has plenty of room for thousands of people to see the lower proximity fireworks at a closer and clearer view without the obstruction of buildings. Above all, attendees should plan ahead to pick out their spot.
The July Fourth celebration will be held from 6-10 p.m. at Town Green Park and along The Woodlands Waterway. It will include live music, hot dog and watermelon eating contests, face-painting, and other performances. A timeline of events can be found here.
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Transport Tycoon Deluxe for PCOn: PC
A business simulation games in which the player is in control of a transport company, and can compete against rival companies to make as much profit as possible by transporting passengers and various goods by road, rail, sea or by air.
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The Bachman Mennonite Meetinghouse was located in western Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Michael Baughman was an early pioneer and land speculator in Lancaster and Lebanon counties. On a large tract in the "Manorland" he gave a lot about 1760 for meeting house and cemetery purposes. It is now known as Masonville.
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Landis, Ira D. "Bachman Mennonite Meetinghouse (Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA)." Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. 1955. Web. 26 Sep 2016. http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Bachman_Mennonite_Meetinghouse_(Lancaster_County,_Pennsylvania,_USA)&oldid=75045.
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Landis, Ira D. (1955). Bachman Mennonite Meetinghouse (Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, USA). Global Anabaptist Mennonite Encyclopedia Online. Retrieved 26 September 2016, from http://gameo.org/index.php?title=Bachman_Mennonite_Meetinghouse_(Lancaster_County,_Pennsylvania,_USA)&oldid=75045.
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Sushi Fresh Ventura
Also known as Sushi & Grill
5920 Telegraph Road
$1.50 – $42.99
If there is any indication of a good restaurant, it is that if something similar can be found closer to home and people opt for a restaurant all the way across town, then you have found a keeper. That's what I experienced when I reviewed Sushi Fresh Ventura.
It's a quaint little place, nestled in the Vons shopping mall at the corner of Victoria Avenue and Telegraph Road. The décor is very clean and simple — plenty of booths, a flat-screen TV tuned to whatever popular sports event is going on, the standard sushi bar and just a few cultural items. Not so lured in with the ambience, but shortly after we sat down, I was particularly surprised to see my Pierpont neighbors had taken the booth beside us. If they deemed it worthy to pass up a handful of sushi bars closer to us, then the place must be good. And my assumption was correct.
While we showed up during happy hour, the only discount was half-off drinks. We ordered a couple of Sapporos ($2.15 each) and a glass of chardonnay ($4.40) and started with bowls of miso and edamame — both of which we paid for as neither comes free as they do in some sushi restaurants. They were the standard dishes — miso was warming and went down easy and the edamame came sprinkled with salt. We also ordered salmon eggs, which are always fun, with a burst of salty, fishy juice to jump-start out taste buds.
Typically in many sushi restaurants, the menu always seems a bit limited, with only the regular rolls, like Philadelphia and dynamite rolls. But Sushi Fresh Ventura offered some unique rolls that we couldn't resist. First up, the crazy roll and the tropical roll.
The crazy roll came with a spicy, crunchy crab mixture neatly rolled with seared albacore and avocado and splashed with a tart vinaigrette. To say the least, the crazy roll was indulgent. It had the perfect tastes and textures — the albacore was anything but fishy and had a smooth texture, the avocado was ripe to perfection, and the crab mixture and the vinaigrette accentuated each other. It was rather difficult to share but it was also tough not to leave a piece for my companions since the flavor combination was such a good blend.
The tropical roll also surprised us as it is rare to see fruit in sushi dishes — it came rolled with mango and white tuna, sprinkled with sesame seeds, topped with salmon and an olive-oil, citrus vinaigrette. Again, Sushi Fresh Ventura nailed it with the crunchy, tangy mango, the melt-in-your-mouth thick slices of fresh white tuna and salmon; and the vinaigrette, again, just moved that roll into a whole new world for my taste buds. I'm no fish expert, but that was some of the best-tasting tuna and salmon I've had in a while.
Though we were stuffed, we decided to push ourselves over the edge and ordered yet another creative and unique roll — the rocket roll. It is a lovely dish, Cajun shrimp in a spicy tuna mixture rolled with bright, dark-pink ahi tuna and avocado, splashed with a tangy vinaigrette (that must the key to making these rolls so tasty), formed in a circle with a mound of fried onions — no batter, just onions. I really hate to sound so fluffy about these rolls, but again, pretty delicious dish with so many different flavors, textures.
My only complaint about this place — well, I really don't have one. Perhaps the service was a bit slow, but the servers were friendly and the food was just top-notch so that it didn't really matter how fast the food got to our table. The place does get swinging around 7 p.m., even on a typically slow Wednesday night in Ventura, so be sure to get a booth early. My only wish — open a Sushi Fresh Ventura in Pierpont.


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Some residents of the small Harbor View Circle neighborhood on James Island are upset about Charleston Water System's plan to buy all the homes in order to expand the Plum Island sewage treatment plant.
A small group of homeowners took their concerns to James Island Mayor Bill Woolsey on Friday, but he told them there's nothing the town can do to stop the property sales.
"They have every right to buy property from willing sellers," he said.
For some, the concern is that the utility is offering prices they consider too low. For others, the concern is that their neighborhood is going to disappear, but they don't want to move.
"I never intend to sell that property, to them or anyone else," said Mark Allen, whose Harbor View Circle home sits on the marsh, looking across the water at Charleston. "I inherited that property and plan to give it to my children."
In March the Charleston Water System sent letters to all of the homeowners in the neighborhood, which has slightly more than 20 homes. The CWS was offering $10,000 if homeowners would agree to sell their property to the water and sewer utility at any time the homeowners' pick during the next 20 years, for fair market value.
"I would take it," water system CEO Kin Hill said. "If someone knocked on my door and said they'd buy my house any time in the next 20 years, for appraised value, with no commissions, and here's a check."
The water system had already purchased some Harbor View Circle properties, paying $2.1 million in December for three marsh-front homes. Those purchases ended a lawsuit that delayed CWS' plan to run a 48-inch sewage pipe across the marsh on pilings, as part of a $186 million plan to replace the area's sewage tunnels.
The idea of buying all the properties on Harbor View Circle was first proposed in a 2007 CWS engineering study, but the homeowners first learned about it just last month.
Their neighborhood connects to the Plum Island treatment plan via a causeway, and trucks have to pass through the neighborhood to get to the plant.
While some residents are upset at the idea that their neighborhood seems destined to become part of a sewage treatment facility, others would be willing to sell but think the water system is offering too little.
"The prices are too low," said Marsha Farrior, whose home has had a "for sale by owner" sign in the yard for several years. "They are just trying to bully us."
She said the water system had an appraisal done and offered $100,000 less than she and her husband, John, paid for the house in 2006. The utility offered to pay for another appraisal, conducted by a certified appraiser of the Farriors' choosing, and accept whichever price was higher.
"There is no obligation on behalf of the property owner to sell his or her property to CWS, now or in the future," said Hill. "It is strictly an accommodation to the property owners of Harbor View Circle, if they so choose to sell their property to CWS."
Charleston Water System says in about 20 years they expect to run out of capacity at the Plum Island treatment plant. The plant serves a large swath of the greater Charleston area, handling sewage from Hollywood to Daniel Island and everything in between.
Homeowner Lee Morris said he finds it strange that CWS didn't buy homes that were recently for sale on the open market. Morris just bought his home on Harbor View Circle six months ago.
"I came back from being out of the country and saw the article (about CWS' plan) and said 'oh, my gosh.' " Morris said.
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> I get this at umount, if there was a failed open():
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FREEHOLD — A brother and sister were killed during a robbery in their Freehold Borough home by a former worker of the family's Chinese restaurant and an accomplice, authorities said today.
The two suspects were in custody less than an hour after a motorist spotted one of the victims, Yao Chen, 39, his hands bound and his body bleeding, in the road in front of his South Street home late Wednesday afternoon, said Monmouth County Prosecutor Luis Valentin.
Police later found Chen's sister, Yun Juan Chen, 28, dead in her bedroom, he said. She, like her brother, had numerous stab wounds, the prosecutor said. Other family members were at work in the restaurant when the break-in occurred, he said.
Charged with two counts of murder and felony murder are Dong Biao Lin, 24, and Zeng Liang Chen, 20, both of New York City. They also are charged with burglary, possession of a knife, armed burglary and armed robbery. Lin was an ex-employee of the family's Freehold restaurant, Valentin said. Zeng Liang Chen is not related to the victims.
''Both Lin and Chen brutally attacked the victims inside the home for a period of time before fleeing the scene with personal property belonging to the victims,'' Valentin said.
Valentin would not elaborate on what was stolen or say whether the suspects found or took cash.
While police were tending to Yao Chen, another motorist reported seeing two young Asian males on Main Street in Freehold Borough who appeared to have been in an altercation, Valentin said. They were apprehended about a mile from the home by Freehold Township police near Route 9 in the area of Stokes and John streets in Freehold Borough, Valentin said.
''Both Lin and Zeng Liang Chen allegedly broke into the home while Mr. Chen and his sister were inside,'' Valentin said. ''Both men believed that there was a significant quantity of cash inside the residence.''
Yao Chen, with ''severe'' injuries to his neck and abdomen, collapsed outside his home and was taken to Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune where he was pronounced dead at 5:54 p.m.
Both suspects are being held in the Monmouth County jail in Freehold Township in lieu of $3 million bail.
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When Warren Buffett invested in railroads in 2009, investors were right to take notice.
Q: Are railroads good investments for individuals?
A: When Warren Buffett started investing in railroads in 2009, investors started taking a second look at this industry.
Railroads may be in an extremely mature industry, but that's exactly the beauty to many investors looking for stability. Consider Union Pacific, the most valuable stand-alone U.S. railroad operator. The company's earnings and profit tend to be relatively stable over time. Union Pacific's revenue, for instance, has risen in nine of the past 10 years.
While railroads might be viewed as mature, the industry can post some solid growth when the economy is relatively strong. Last year, for instance, Union Pacific reported solid 7% revenue growth.
If there's a concern, though, it's that railroads are considered to be a cyclical industry. When the economy is weak and there's slack demand for transportation, those are especially tough times for railroads. During 2009, for instance, Union Pacific's revenue fell a staggering 21%. Owning railroads can exaggerate your portfolio's volatility during a weak period for the economy.
Another complication: Owning railroads usually requires investors to buy shares of individual companies, which also adds risk. Shares of Union Pacific, for instance, fell roughly 40% from August 2008 to February 2009. Most railroad stocks are found in more broad transportation exchange-traded funds, which might not be as concentrated as some investors would like.


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Leaders of the National Association of Evangelicals say President Barack Obama appears committed to addressing the issue of religious persecution at home and abroad.
NAE members met with the president this week to discuss, among other things, the case of Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani, who's facing the death penalty in Iran because of his Christian faith.
"We commend the president for his efforts with the Iranian pastor and the continued efforts to protect religious liberty," Rev. Samuel Rodriguez told CBN News.
"There are issues of religious persecution around the world and the president has made it an integral part of his foreign policy," he added.
Rodriguez said there's a lot of work being done to pressure Iran over Nadarkani's situation.
"We would like to see nations across the world, every single nation embrace the idea that there is a marketplace of a religious faith narrative," he said.
"We continue to press forward looking for what we can do to help as Americans in leading the charge," he said.
President Obama is the first Democratic president to meet formally with the NEA.
Rodriguez said Obama was very transparent with the group and interacted like he was "one of our own."
"It was a conversation amongst friends and amongst believers," Rodriguez said.
The leaders also discussed immigration reform and challenges to traditional marriage.
"It's a good day in America when evangelical leaders can meet with the president of the United States," he said. "And discuss the issues of mutual concern, and how the faith community can help the president pray, can support the president in areas of agreement, and likewise share areas where there may be disagreement but do it in a way that is civil."
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The Porkers are out to kill the US space program..
There really is not a lot of difference between Republicans and Democrats (with a few nasty exceptions) when you scratch the surface. Almost to a man and woman they are just Socialists with different priorities over what part of the economy and your life should come under State control first. Perhaps the bi-partisanship in the attack on New Space has more to do with the threat that an area once part of the Statist 'Ummah' might escape.
If you are an American and not a Socialist, call your congressman and senator and tell them off. Then join your local tea party and work to excise the Republican-Socialists from what once was a slightly (but only slightly) more freedom oriented party.
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Among the school districts that will be closed are Delton-Kellogg Schools in Barry County and Gull Lake Community Schools, Heritage Christian Academy and Kalamazoo Junior Academy in Kalamazoo County, according to a list posted on Newschannel 3's website.
Meanwhile, a winter storm warning issued Sunday morning by the National Weather Service for the region is to be in effect until 7 a.m. Monday. Snow is in the forecast for Monday with a high of 30 degrees and sunny skies and a high of 26 is expected Tuesday, according to the weather service website.
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Fecal cultures are often inappropriately requested in the investigation of diarrhea.
To develop and determine the efficacy of practice guidelines for the ordering and processing of stool cultures that are submitted for the diagnosis of community-acquired diarrhea.
The results of stool cultures that were submitted to the microbiology laboratory of a tertiary care nonteaching community hospital were retrospectively reviewed. Following the implementation of guidelines, the efficacy was evaluated by comparison of fecal culture results in a prospective manner.
Analysis of results of stool cultures that were obtained from 3072 patients during a 3-year period revealed that (1) the sensitivity (40%) and predictive value (20%) of finding neutrophils in smear preparations were too low to be clinically useful, (2) routine cultures from patients with nosocomial diarrhea were uniformly negative, and (3) multiple specimens from a patient rarely provided additional information. Based on these findings, new guidelines were developed and implemented with the cooperation of clinical staff. Three-month follow-up results showed that the total number of specimens, the number of specimens from patients with nosocomial diarrhea, and multiple specimens declined by 37.7%, 70.6%, and 50%, respectively. However, the isolation rate of pathogens increased from 11.7% to 18.7%.
The application of practice guidelines that include elimination of smear examination of rectal swabs, exclusion of routine cultures from patients with nosocomial diarrhea, and rejection of repeated cultures can result in significant cost savings without adversely affecting patient care.Arch Intern Med. 1996;156:1445-1448
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when one attempts to break free of a predetermined path before him chosen without his knowledge.
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QTSpaces: Tile, play four movies at once
Here's a nifty little application that allows you to play four QuickTime movies or clips seamlessly at one time, displaying them proportionally in the available space or scaling (stretching) each to occupy a full quarter of your screen. Each quadrant has its own player and volume controls, which can be hidden at will.
With QTSpaces, you can save each four movie set as a playlist, which is displayed in an always on top palette. A separate always on top playback controller can also be displayed.
You can display any one of the clips fullscreen by pressing 1, 2, 3, 4 and switch to the next (previous) playlist by pressing Command + [ ]. It's all pretty simple and slick.
A very nice feature, especially for those of us with a second monitor, is that fullscreen only fills the display where the app resides versus Lion's punitive approach.
QTSpaces accepts clips dragged from the Finder or iTunes, which greatly simplifies things. Lastly, however long (or short) the clip or movie you drop into a particular quadrant loops automatically.
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Those high-tech dashboard displays on new cars could soon be a thing of the past. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is pushing to do away with the displays, believing them to be potentially distracting to drivers.
Many high-end cars have GPS navigation, phone dialing, Internet browsing and even text messaging capabilities built into the dashboard.
To address the problem, the agency is proposing new guidelines that would encourage automakers to design dash displays that disable while the vehicle is in motion.
"We recognize that vehicle manufacturers want to build vehicles that include the tools and conveniences expected by today's American drivers," NHTSA Administrator David Strickland said.
"The guidelines we're proposing would offer real world guidance to automakers to help them develop electronic devices that provide features consumers want without disrupting a driver's attention or sacrificing safety," he added.
Highway safety experts say the safest driver is one who has both hands on the wheel and the mind focused solely on driving.
Currently, there are no states that ban the use of hands-free devices for all drivers.
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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid die in Bolivia, Marie Curie wins her second Nobel Prize, FDR wins an unprecedented fourth term, Steve McQueen dies, and Magic Johnson announces he is HIV-positive, all on this day.
2011: Physician Conrad Murray, the personal doctor of pop star Michael Jackson, is found guilty of manslaughter in the singer's 2009 death. Murray would later be sentenced to the maximum penalty of four years of incarceration, but was released after two years on Oct. 28, 2013, due to prison overcrowding and good behavior.


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Most gutter systems require a downspout to be located roughly every thirty-five feet. This means that the average home, containing around 200 feet of gutters will require at least 6 downspout installations.
According to the website for Better Homes and Gardens the pricing on downspouts will range from "9.70 to $10.20 for galvanized steel, $4.80 to $7 for aluminum, and $5 to $8 for vinyl".
The prices quoted are for the purchase of materials by the DIY homeowner, and when a professional gutter company is hired to tackle the job the prices will tend to increase only marginally. For instance, aluminum downspouts being installed by a gutter company will usually require around $8 each.
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The White House is facing intense questioning and even accusations of bribery after an embarrassing revelation that a job was offered to get Democrat Joe Sestak to drop out of an important political race.
The Obama administration admitted Friday, it used former President Bill Clinton as a go-between to ease Sestak out of Pennsylvania's Senate primary by offering an advisory position. Sestak declined the offer and eventually defeated Obama-ally Sen. Arlen Specter in the race.
Was this a legitimate offer or political bribery? Click play for more analysis with CBN News White House Correspondent David Brody.
The White House insists no laws were broken when Clinton offered Sestak the unpaid advisory position. Presidential Counsel Robert Bauer issued a two-page report Friday, with the same conclusion that no foul-play was involved.
Republicans, however, aren't satisfied.
"Regardless of what President Clinton or Congressman Sestak now say, it is abundantly clear that this kind of conduct is contrary to President Obama's pledge to change 'business as usual' and that his administration has engaged in the kind of political shenanigans he once campaigned to end," said Rep. Darrell Issa, the top Republican on the House Oversight Committee.
Rep. Issa sought a Department of Justice investigation of the offer, but was denied.
Under the proposed arrangement, Sestak would remain in the House while serving on an advisory board. The White House has power to offer such positions.
Bauer's report concluded no one in the Obama administration discussed the offer with Sestak.
He also pointed out that previous Democratic and Republican administrations, "motivated by the same goals, discussed alternative paths to service for qualified individuals also considering campaigns for public office" -- and that such dealings aren't illegal or unethical.
Sestak confirmed he was offered a job, but gave no other details. Specter hasn't commented on the ordeal.
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Max demonstrated crosswind seems to have a lot of interpretations, even from reputable people, so I've always been a little confused.
Some people say that it really means nothing, as it's just the max xwind component they found in the flight test schedule. I know that this is strictly true, but these types of people are likely to say that therefore, it's fine and dandy to land above this, as long as the pilot is happy with the conditions, and that the demonstrated limit really means next to nothing.
Then there are people who treat it almost as a legal limit; they won't land above the limit and would rather divert, even if they're potentially happy with the winds, because they say the aircraft isn't technically certified for those winds.
But I've also heard that the max demonstrated crosswind isn't an aerodynamic thing at all - it's just the maximum wind that an aircraft can land in, with no crosswind correction, without damaging the landing gear or tyres.
What is the correct way to think of it? Are all the above correct in some way? Until I know for sure, I'll continue treating it as a legal limit.


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would you rather have sex with a stranger and kill your own father, or kill a stranger and have sex with your father
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Id kill my dad because he abandoned me when i was 2 so he basically is a stranger
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Everyone slips up now and then. It can't be avoided -- unless of course you're not human. And though most will agree that while mistakes will happen, it's how one recovers from the occasional misstep that's the true measure of poise and pride.
Case in point: Old Navy. The apparel chain debuted a collection of college t-shirts in late August, featuring the names and mascots of dozens of schools including USC and UCLA. Printed at the top of each shirt were the words "Lets Go!!" ... with "lets" missing its apostrophe. The error created a flurry of publicity.
Old Navy took quick action, apologizing for the error and indicating plans to replace the flawed t-shirts as soon as possible. They also poked a bit of fun at themselves. If you attempted to buy one of the shirts online, a screen popped up reading, "Sorry. This tee has been temporarily taken into custody. Thanks to the Grammar Police for catching it."
And cheers to executives at J.C. Penney who also took swift action when it was reported that the national department store was selling a shirt, aimed at young girls, emblazoned with the words "I'm too pretty to do homework, so my brother has to do it for me."
Kate Coultas of J.C. Penney corporate communications reported that the department store took the shirt off its website immediately and issued widespread apologies. "We are not happy about the shirt!," Coultas said. "We're looking into it right now, to find out how it happened. It was only online, not available in stores, and we have removed it from the site."
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I'm getting back to my monthly weigh in, but to make it a bit easier, I'll bump it up to the 1st instead of the 26th.
Starting weight pre primal (early March): 280+
Starting weight primal (May 26): 261
1st month weight (June 26): 249
2nd month weight (July 26): 241
3rd month weight (August 26): 232
4th month weight (September 26): 226
5th month weight (October 30): 222
6th month weight (November 26): 215
7th month weight (December 26): ? (I was on vacation in Australia)
8th month weight (Feb 1): 212
So obviously I've hit a plateau. But considering the holidays and vacation and all, losing a few pounds is better than gaining. I think the big difference has been that I haven't been going to the gym regularly this month. It snowed a lot, and I was lazy about walking in the cold and snow to go to the gym. The good news is that I've officially signed up for the kettlebell class and went to my second one today. It meets 3x a week, so I've decided to drop the bodyweight routine I had been doing, which was 3 - 4 times per week. As a replacement, I'm doing a modified starting strength routine where I do squat and bench (and also continue to work on progressions for a proper pullup). I will do this on Tuesdays and Thursdays and kettlebells on MWF. Hopefully, it won't be too much. I know I'm neglecting deadlifts and overhead press, but I think the kettlebell swings will be a good enough substitute for deadlfts, and we do a lot of overhead stuff with kettlebells, so that should be a pretty good sub for overhead press.
I also plan to start IFing again, which I haven't done this month.
Hopefully between the refocus on lifting and kettlebells, along with IFing, I'll break through the plateau in February. I am looking forward to going below 200, which I haven't been in forever. It is so close now, but remains elusive. I'm determined to get there and beyond.


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The Labor Market Transformed: Adapting Labor and Employment Law to the Rise of the Contingent Work Force
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The American labor market has been at the forefront of change in adapting the new information technology and engaging in global trade. These changes have led to new and increased use of contingent employment relationships such as part-time, temporary and subcontracted work which do not neatly fall under the definition of employee in most American protective legislation. With the advent of increasing numbers of contingent workers, these labor and employment laws must be reevaluated. In expanding upon Dr Richard S. Belous' previous critical analysis, this paper argues for a broader statutory definition of employee in current and future protective legislation based on economic realities of dependency and control.
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> what happen if u read empty database file into subfile?
> if any one knows please tell me
I'll try to answer by giving a quick code snippet:
*in30 = *off // no sfl dsp
clear rrn;
dou %eof(myfile);
read myfile;
if not %eof(myfile);
rrn += 1;
write sfl;
if rrn > *zeros;
*in30 = *on; // dsp sfl
ind 30 is for SFLDSP -- if there are records (i.e. rrn > *zeros), 30
is turned on and the subfile is displayed. If not, 30 remains off and
the subfile is not displayed. If you try to display a sfl with no
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Patent leather on the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 continues to be a thing, with this latest colorway going kind of covert in its application of that material. If you wanna continue to make connections to the Air Jordan XI, there's also an icy sole on the bottom of these. The similarities end there though, as the black and photo blue hues used don't really have a parallel to any colorways for those Air Jordans. Continue reading for more looks at this Nike Air Griffey Max 1 release and then grab yours now from the team at Foot Locker.
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The patent leather just ruins it for me.
These look so much better in person... The patent leather is gettin played out on these
So are all da griffeys gonna have patent leather on them
Patent Leather is better off on the 11s
They are destroying my favorite shoe colorway by colorway.
these r fire... idk though. i just see so many hoes rockin griffey max 1's that its gor me lookin at the like its for broads... a mental thing i cant get past
its ok. wouldnt copp
Lay off all these ridiculous cws and patent leather.
Wanna be space jams
These are hot, the patent leather actually works on these
I agree. They should dead the patent leather ASAP. It does nothing for the shoe.
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The North American Development Bank (NADB) signed a $6.35 million grant for the Texas Plan project Wednesday, which will benefit six communities - Combes, Mercedes, Primera, San Benito, San Juan and Del Rio - during the U.S.-Mexico Border Summit at The University of Texas-Pan American.
With this funding, new water and wastewater hookups will provide first-time service for 5,107 households. Overall, 18,615 residents within these six communities will be assisted.
Attending the ceremonial signing were Texas Governor Rick Perry and Congressman Rubén Hinojosa.
"This is a great opportunity for a lot of Texans and generations to come. If the border of Texas is healthy and successful, the entire state of Texas is healthy and successful," Perry said. "Reliable roads means school buses, emergency vehicles and the postal service will be able to access colonia residents because roads will be paved. Today's grant program is going to make a difference in people lives. I'm looking forward to tomorrow."
Hinojosa was pleased that the city he grew up in, Mercedes, was among the benficiaries.
"The Texas Plan project will fund the creation of over 2,000 wastewater connections around South Texas, including my own hometown of Mercedes and San Juan," Hinojosa said. "That means that over 18,000 residents will for the first time have access to clean water and sanitation. These services are vital if we are to improve the health and living conditions for everyone in this region."
Also in attendance at the news conference were colonia resident and advocate Elida Bocanegra, Combes City Mayor Silvestre Garcia, Del Rio City Manager Raphael Castillo, Mercedes Mayor Miguel Castillo, Jr., Primera Mayor Jose J. Ramirez, San Benito Mayor Ricardo Morado, San Juan Mayor Roberto F. Loredo, NADBank Managing Director Raul Rodriguez and NADBank Deputy Managing Director Jorge C. Garces.
Bocanegra, a longtime advocate for better living conditions in colonias and a colonia resident herself, praised all those who made the Texas Plan project possible.
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> > Good day all.
> > My problem may be simple, but here goes...
> > The crux of the probem lies within these statements;
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> > CChildView *pcv = (CChildView*)AfxGetMainWnd(); //pointer to child view
> > CMainFrame *pmf = (CMainFrame*)AfxGetMainWnd(); //pointer to Main Frame
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> Use dynamic_cast:
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> that way, dynamic_cast will return NULL if the object can't legally
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Ok great, at least now I know that a cast for CChildView returns NULL
(0x000000...). Why? I don't quite understand, because CMainFrame appears to
be a pointer to the entire window, which contains CChildView (CChildView is
constructed within CMainFrame) as follows within
public://protected: // control bar embedded members
CStatusBar m_wndStatusBar;
//CToolBar m_wndToolBar; //remove ToolBar from window
CChildView m_wndView;
I changed the definition to 'public' so that I could have access to the
variables within the CChildView class via the CMainFrame class.
Other than that, I'd want to try the function 'CFrameWnd::GetActiveView '.
This is what I've done:
Remember: CMainFrame::CFrameWnd as in 'CMainFrm.h'. Turns out CView is
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How does one use 'theApp' object? A reference book, "Mickey Williams et al,
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One can't use the dot operator after m_pMainWnd... that is a pointer. You
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I get the following errors:
'theApp' : undeclared identifier
left of '.m_pMainWnd' must have class/struct/union type
left of '.GetActiveDocument' must have class/struct/union type
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One of the easiest ways to personalize your wedding decorations is to make homemade wedding favors. The homemade wedding favors that you choose should reflect your personalities, background, or hobbies or provide a glimpse into who you are. To make fast work of the projects, enlist the help of your attendants (or a few crafty pals)— an informal get-together is a great way to introduce everyone in the wedding party and get some homemade wedding favors made in the process.
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Packaging Ideas for Edibles
- Cookie Bag Favor: If your favor is a cookie, packaging will make it all the more appealing. Create a simple header in your wedding colors.
- Candy Box in Turquoise and Brown: This color scheme is all the rage, though you could make this easy candy box to match your chose colors.
- Wedding Favors in Silver: Paint a plain terra cotta pot in your desired color, add floral and ribbon embellishment, and fill with wrapped candies.
- Wedding Favor Box with die-cut embellishments: A few die-cut embellishments transform a plain favor box that can hold candies.
Magnets and Ornaments
- Photo Fabric Button Magnets: The description for these magnets may say Mother's Day, but when you use a photo of the bride and groom, it's the perfect wedding favor.
- Mini Magnets: Use foam cutouts that represent your wedding's theme: flowers for a garden wedding, a crown for a fairytale theme, or a simple heart.
- Heart Tin Ornament: Lightweight heart ornaments look like metal due to the painted faux-finish. Add a tag or ribbon with your names and/or wedding dates to make it even more personal.
- Painted Swirls Ornament: Easy to personalize in your wedding colors, this ornament will be a keepsake reminder every year for your guests.
- Travel Candles: Learn to make small travel candles, which are great for favors, by watching this video. You can personalize the label to include the bride and groom's names, print the guest's name and table assignment on them, or use them as placecards.
- Easy Candle Slip Covers: Wrap inexpensive candles with the scrapbook papers you love and add embellishments to suit your style.
- Votive Party Favors: Decoupage punched paper embellishments on the outside of a votive candle holder.
- Altered Votive Candle Holder: Tissue paper, buttons, and ribbon embellish this easy votive candle holder.
- Water Soluble Decoration on Handmade Soap: Add your names, an image, or your thanks to water soluble paper to decorate a handmade bar of soap.
- Wedding Favor Soaps: Soap is a great idea for wedding favors and Soap Queen TV shows you how.
- Banana Soap Recipe: For a fun tropical or beach wedding, choose a fun beach-themed soap mold and make this freshly fragrant soap.
- Butterfly Soap: Use ceramic casting molds to cast a lovely design in soap for your guests.
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- Wedding Bubbles: Why hand out plain bubble containers when you can quickly and easily add shimmering beads and braid?
- Textured Heart Picture Frame: You won't believe that those foam cutouts create the dimension on this picture frame.
- "Our Love Blooms" Seed Paper Favors: I love the ideas of giving seeds as wedding favors. In exchange for their presence on your wedding day, they'll have a lasting reminder of you andof your special day.
- Cute Seed Favors: And because I love this idea so much, I'm adding a second version of the seed favors.
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Melissa Victoria Harris-Perry is an American Professor, political commentator, television host, and author. Harris-Perry is author of the well acknowledged book, Sister Citizen: Shame, Stereotypes, and Black Women in America (Yale 2011) which bickers that persistent damaging stereotypes-invisible to numerous but glaringly well-known to black women-profoundly profile black women's politics, put in to policies that delight them wrongly, and make it tricky for black women to declare their privileges in the political field.
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Students participating in the 2002 Texas Pre-freshmen Engineering Program (Tex PREP) recently honored The University of Texas-Pan American with an eight-foot mural for the University's 75th anniversary celebration, which runs from September through August 2003.
The mural - which depicts the school's past, present and future - features important people who have contributed to the development of the University including, H.C. Baker, UTPA's first president; Dr. Miguel A. Nevárez, UTPA president; Dr. Joseph Wiener, world-renowned mathematics professor; and Dr. Miguel Paredes, math professor and Tex PREP director.
"The purpose of the mural was to give a picture of what Pan Am was like in the past, in the present, and what ideas people have for Pan Am in the future," said Mary Garza, third-year Tex PREP student, project leader.
As part of their participation, third-year students are required to incorporate many of the skills learned during their time in the program through a "Mega Project."
"Successes such as the mega project renew my enthusiasm for cooperating with UTPA to work with the Valley school system," said Paredes.
The design and construction of the mural presented tasks that satisfy the general requirements of the engineering project.
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"The traditional mega project is something that you make, you race, you compete and that's it," said Julia Alvarez, third-year Tex PREP student. "All the students who pass by the math building will be able to see the mural, and it just makes me feel really proud."
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