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Hundreds of volunteers armed with lumber, ladders, and paint partook in "Rebuilding Together Jersey City", an entire day devoted to repairing community facilities and homes belonging to those in need.
"We're painting, putting in windows, (doing) a lot of electrical, plumbing (work)," said Candace Cullam, who is supply director at Rebuilding Together, a national organization devoted to repairing homes for low-income earners free of charge.
Around 7 a.m., roughly 600 volunteers crowded the cafeteria at Dr. Lena Edwards Academic Charter school, located near the corner of Bramhall and Ocean Avenues, where they were assigned work at fifteen sites throughout the city, Cullam said.
Teaming up with local businesses and civic organizations, the Jersey City chapter of Rebuilding Together has been doing such acts of charity since 1991. Over the years the organization has spent $2.9 million making improvements to 310 homes and facilities that are integral to the community.
"We evaluate them based on needs," answered Naomi Hsu, vice president of the chapter board, when asked how the homes and facilities are selected.
This year six homes and nine community facilities got a face lift with the help of the Hudson County Carpenters Local 253, IBEW Electricians LU 164, Hudson County Plumbers Local 24, Bricklayers and Allied Craftsman Local 4, Northern Jersey Plasterers and Cement Masons Local 29, Building Trades Laborers Local 21 and Local 325, and Heavy Construction Laborers Local 472.
"It's really gratifying for us, they're really a huge part of the program and we wouldn't be able to do it without them," said Hsu, noting that some of the volunteers are also local residents lending a helping hand but are professionally unskilled in home repair.
Among the facilities undergoing repairs today was Dr. Lena Edwards Academic Charter school, where about a dozen students from St. Peter's University were busy painting walls at the Trinity Day Care Center that is housed in the school's basement. Some also got dirty outside the school's back parking lot where they were doing some landscaping work.
"It shows that the students care about the community," said St. Peter's University associate director of Campus Ministry for community service Erich Sekel, who over the last four years has lead the students volunteering in the effort.
"I love this organization, the work that they do and what they stand for," he added.

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FUNDING to improve broadband connectivity in South Africa will only be allocated once a policy framework has been agreed, the Treasury said on Wednesday in its 2013-14 budget review.
It said public-sector investments by Broadband Infraco and national signal distributor Sentech focused on service provision in rural areas and institutions such as schools, libraries and clinics.
Cape Town, eThekwini and Johannesburg have also been investing in their own urban networks.
The budget review said the private sector had made substantial investments in broadband connectivity, concentrated in mobile networks and in overland and undersea fibre-optic cable infrastructure.
Average internet connection speeds in South Africa had increased 32% to 3.1MBps between October 2011 and October 2012.
"The increase in broadband capacity means that user charges have fallen somewhat, but remain high by global standards," the budget review said.
The 2011 Census results showed that 64.8% of households did not have access to the internet, and that most of those with access relied on cellphone connections.
"Access to the internet is still hampered by relatively high costs and undersupply of broadband infrastructure across the country," the review said.
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We've come a long way from the days of the "kid hack" — the horse-drawn wagon used to transport children to school. Today's school buses must meet stringent federal standards for joint strength, lighting, mirror performance, crash protection, emergency egress and safety equipment, among other things. And new school buses are powered by sophisticated engines and transmissions that are controlled by computer processors. The next century promises continued technological development and greater attention to human resources. Wages for drivers and other staff members will be forced higher due to shortages of trained personnel. But enough about the future. Here's a look at some of the key events that shaped the development of school transportation. These are listed in chronological order, rather than order of importance.
1900 — The start of the 20th century. The need for school transportation was growing. Eighteen states had laws that approved public funding for pupil transportation. The most prevalent transportation mode: horse-drawn wagons.
Sept. 14, 1920 — The first school bus chassis, a 20-passenger vehicle, was introduced by International. The Chicago-based company, now known as Navistar International Transportation Corp., has become the largest producer of medium-duty truck and bus chassis in the world.
1936 — Perley A. Thomas Car Works, a streetcar manufacturer in High Point, N.C., won a contract to manufacture 200 school buses for the state of North Carolina. According to Clint Johnson, author of From Rails to Roads: The History of Perley A. Thomas Car Works and Thomas Built Buses, the company's bid was $195 to build a 17-foot bus, $205 to build a 19-footer and $215 for a 21-footer. In 1972, the company changed its named to Thomas Built Buses. Last year, the company was acquired by Freightliner Corp., a subsidiary of DaimlerChrysler.
1927 — Albert L. Luce Sr. of Fort Valley, Ga., constructed a school bus body that was sold to a man in Marshallville, Ga., about eight miles south of Fort Valley, who used it to transport children to and from school. The bus later became known as Blue Bird No. 1. Luce, a car dealer, eventually turned his energies toward producing more school buses. By 1932, his production and sale of buses were up to 25. Luce sold his car dealership and named his bus company Blue Bird Body Co. The company has grown tremendously since the early days of Albert Luce. It's the largest producer of school buses in North America and has sold more than 400,000 units since Luce built his first vehicle. Earlier this year, the company was acquired by Henlys Group PLC, a British transportation company.
1939 — The first National Conference on School Transportation was held. Representatives of all 48 states attended the seven-day conference, creating 44 standards, including specifications for body length, ceiling height and aisle width. The conference also established the standard color of yellow for the school bus. Since 1939, the event has been held every five years. The 13th National Conference on School Transportation was held May 14-18, 2000, in Warrensburg, Mo.
1954 — The landmark Supreme Court decision Brown vs. Board of Education called for the elimination of segregated schools. It wasn't until the mid 1970s that crosstown busing was ordered, sparking violence in some cities. In recent years, however, federal judges have been ending orders for crosstown busing in many cities.
1956 — New York adopted a law requiring motorists to halt for stopped school buses. The need for increased caution around school buses was growing because of growing congestion on America's highways.
1959 — What was believed to be the first diesel school bus in the United States was put into operation in Burlington, N.C. The engine, a Cerlist Model 3, was installed in a 1952 International L-163, 68-passenger coach. A market analyst named C.S. Parker predicted that diesel engines would eventually become prevalent in the United States because of the fuel's greater economy, lower repair costs and reduced fire hazard compared to a gasoline engine. Parker was right. Over the next 40 years, the transition from gasoline to diesel would be steady. These days, diesel buses dominate the industry, with an estimated marketshare of more than 95 percent.
1963 — More than 25 years ago, the safety device that has become standard in many states was unveiled. Superior Coach introduced a bumper-mounted, hydraulically operated gate to prevent children from crossing too close to the front of the bus.
February 1965 — SCHOOL BUS FLEET debuted. The magazine was formerly called School Bus Transportation but was renamed after its purchase by Bobit Publishing.
1970 — Pupil transportation consultant Dick Fischer is credited with organizing the first "national" school bus safety week. Now an official designation, National School Bus Safety Week is held annually in October and includes a poster contest for students that emphasizes a facet of school bus safety.
1970 — The Kansas Department of Transportation began collecting national statistics on deaths in the loading and unloading zones of school buses.
May 1972 — The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration issued Standard #17 — recommendations for school bus operations, maintenance, inspections and driver and passenger training. It was designed to improve the quality and consistency of state pupil transportation programs. In 1992, the standard was updated and renamed Guideline #17.
1974 — The National Association for Pupil Transportation became a formal organization. Robert A. "Bob" Larson of Minneapolis was named its first president. The organization's inaugural conference and trade show was held in 1975, in Fort Worth, Texas. Despite some early financial hardships, the association survived and has evolved into the industry's most influential organization with more than 2,300 members.
1975 — Passage of the Education for all Handicapped Children Act, which guaranteed a "free and appropriate public education" to all children and expanded the role of school bus operators in transporting children with disabilities. The law has since been amended and reauthorized several times. In 1990, it was renamed the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
April 1, 1977 — New federal standards for school bus construction went into effect. The standards dealt with emergency exits, roof strength, joint strength, seating, fuel system integrity and hydraulic brake systems.
1986 — New York became the first state to mandate seat belts in all new school buses. The measure required installation of the restraints in school buses manufactured after July 1, 1987. The bill did not mandate use of the belts. In 1992, New Jersey also passed a bill requiring seat belts on all new school buses. In the past year, three other states — Florida, Louisiana and California — have passed laws that mandate seat belts in all school buses.
May 14, 1988 — In Carrollton, Ky., a pick-up truck driven by Larry Mahoney crossed into oncoming traffic and collided with a church bus carrying 66 passengers home from a trip to a Cincinnati amusement park. Twenty-seven people aboard the bus died as fire and smoke swept through the vehicle. In the wake of the tragedy, federal regulators considered amending flammability standards for seating materials. However, NHTSA decided against upgrading the standards and opted instead to bolster emergency exit requirements.
1991 — NHTSA's Office of Defects Investigation began investigating reports of incidents involving students snagging drawstrings, book bags and other items on handrails as they exited school buses. At least six fatalities were attributed to "snag-and-drag" accidents. Since 1993, NHTSA has issued 35 handrail recalls involving 429,853 school buses from the 1977 through 1997 model years.
April 1, 1992 — In an effort to improve safety on the nation's roads, the federal government required new school bus drivers to obtain a commercial driver's license (CDL) by this date.
Sept. 1, 1992 — Stop arms were required on all new school buses after this date. The regulation, issued by NHTSA, was part of Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 131, "School Bus Pedestrian Safety Devices."
Jan. 1, 1995 — The deadline for school bus fleets with 50 or more drivers to implement federal drug and alcohol testing. The controversial program was part of the Omnibus Employee Testing Act of 1991. In 1996, fleets with fewer than 50 drivers were required to implement the testing rules.
Oct. 25, 1995 — A commuter train slammed into the rear of a school bus in Fox River Grove, Ill. Of the 35 high school students aboard the bus, five were killed at the scene and two more died of injuries a day later. The tragedy prompted the National Transportation Safety Board to recommend that guidelines be developed for identification of route hazards and for placement of radio speakers.
Aug. 1, 1995 — Frank Cyr, the "father of the yellow school bus," died at the age of 95. Cyr was instrumental in establishing national standards for school bus construction.
1998 — NHTSA announced a $1 million, two-year study of occupant protection. The goal is to create the "next generation of occupant protection." The current design standard — compartmentalization — is a passive system that relies on closely spaced, energy-absorbing, padded, high-backed seats.
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As more sports teams increase their social media presence on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest, the Philadelphia Phillies want to reward connected fans for their loyalty while selling tickets at the same time.special ticket discounts to four remaining games this season, the first of which comes Wednesday night against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Citizens Bank Park.
Tickets for Wednesday's game can be purchased for $26 each, a $2 savings per ticket. Other discounted games are July 20 vs. the San Francisco Giants ($24 tickets), Aug. 7 vs. the Atlanta Braves ($26 tickets) and Sept. 10 vs. the Miami Marlins ($26 tickets).
The price includes a ticket for the rooftop bleachers section plus a $10 food and beverage credit.
Fans can purchase Phillies social media night discounted tickets here by entering the promo code SMN.
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Grim Cat outlook tugs US stocks mostly lower
NEW YORK — A gloomy outlook from Caterpillar, the world's largest construction equipment company, tugged the stock market lower Wednesday.
Cat's earnings fell 43 percent in the second quarter as China's economy slowed and commodity prices sank. The company also warned of slowing revenue and profit.
Although far from a blockbuster season, the larger trend for profits looks good. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 25.50 to close at 15,542.24. The S&P 500 index fell 6.45 to 1,685.94. The Nasdaq composite edged up 0.33 to 3,579.60.
Facebook jumps after results beat estimates
SAN FRANCISCO — Facebook's stock is flying high after the biggest social network posted higher revenue from mobile ads and delivered a healthy second-quarter gain that reversed a loss a year earlier.
The results, which come on the heels of weaker-than-expected results from online search leader Google, signal that Facebook's aggressive push into the mobile advertising market continues to pay off. The company began showing mobile advertisements for the first time last spring. On Wednesday, Facebook said mobile ads accounted for 41 percent of total ad revenue.
The company's stock jumped $4.93, or 18.6 percent, to $31.44 in extended trading. The stock priced at $38 when Facebook went public in May 2012 and hasn't hit that since.
Dell's founder boosts offer to buy PC maker
ROUND ROCK, Texas — Dell's founder is boosting his offer to buy the struggling PC maker by 10 cents to $13.75 per share in hopes of attracting more shareholder support.
The move came just hours before shareholders of the company were scheduled to vote on the earlier offer from founder Michael Dell and the investment firm Silver Lake Partners.
The company said it was delaying its shareholder meeting for a second time, moving it to Aug. 2. The meeting had been set for Wednesday.
Michael Dell says the new offer increases the total amount paid to shareholders by about $150 million to more than $24 billion. They say it's their best and final offer. Shareholders Carl Icahn and investment firm Southeastern Asset Management have said the earlier offer undervalued the company.
Perfect fit: Wonderbra firm buys Maidenform
NEW YORK — It's the perfect fit. Two of the world's top bra makers are coming together in the biggest development in the $11.5 billion underwear industry in years.
Hanesbrands, which makes the Wonderbra, said Tuesday that it agreed to buy bra and underwear company Maidenform Brands for about $547 million. The deal would add brands like Maidenform, Flexees and Self Expressions to a roster that includes Playtex, Bali, Champion, Wonderbra and Hanes.
The merger comes as traditional bra and underwear makers are facing competition from specialty stores like Victoria's Secret and newer rivals like Spanx.
New-home sales jump by 8.3 percent for June
WASHINGTON — Americans snapped up new homes in June at the fastest pace in five years, a sign the housing recovery is strengthening.
Sales rose 8.3 percent last month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 497,000, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. That's the highest since May 2008.
While sales are still below the 700,000 pace consistent with healthy markets, they have risen 38 percent in the past 12 months. That's the biggest annual gain since January 1992.
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True Personalization Means Putting Big Data In Consumers' Hands
Digital marketing industry experts all agree that personalization is at the top of every top marketer's mind. But most marketers know that they aren't quite there yet, limited by budgets, time, or skillsets.
However, the barrier on the path to true personalization is not organizational. It is cultural, based on the outmoded belief that the classic form of digital marketing—targeting—can derive relevance signals from data and create useful audience segments. It is limited, delivering a good but not earth-shattering uptick in response, because this model is missing the element most critical to personalization: the consumer's perspective.
Beats Music takes a radically different approach to personalization, turning the classic digital marketing funnel literally on its head with a 'Curate and Expand' model. Beats' approach is based on the belief that personalizing an art form requires genre experts to 'DJ' algorithms. Applying this logic to digital marketing personalization would start with the experts on consumers to curate their algorithms: the consumers themselves.
Against this context, it's clear that the tenets of classic digital marketing are stuck in the old-school 'Gather and Distill' model—collecting as much consumer web data as possible and applying powerful algorithms to figure out audience segments, rather than understanding the person that technology is designed to serve.
Well-intentioned digital marketers swear by the tried-and-true way of distilling Big Data: testing. That's sound classic advice. But A/B and other types of testing try to figure out what a person wants from a big data set, whereas in a model that lets consumers tell marketers what they want first, testing becomes an exercise in built-in inaccuracy, if you will—testing which pieces of lateral content will provide a person with serendipitous discovery.
Talk to any big company marketer and they'll tell you that the majority of their budgets go toward web analytics. Why? In the 'Gather and Distill' approach, surveillance is the business model that throws good money after bad. Giving consumers the power to drive their data is the direct way for marketers to find those truly personal needles in the haystack that big-data algorithms completely misunderstand, and a way for organizations to drive cost-efficiencies.
Democratizing digital personalization efforts across the organization has the potential to scale efforts and cross-pollinate ideas. But true personalization requires democratizing the job of direct algorithmic guidance to consumers. Then the army of personalization experts that marketers think they need becomes moot.
Top marketers believe that adding location data is the missing link to achieving personalization. But marketers better do this in a way that shows personal respect to consumers by protecting their privacy. Otherwise, the promise of location data will never be realized.
For top marketers who are serious about driving response rates beyond what audience segments can do, following the 'Curate and Expand' model could prove to be the signpost to the digital personalization Holy Grail.
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>Carl T. Rowan
SYNDICATED COLUMNIST ROWAN FIRST met Thurgood Marshall in 1953, when Marshall was in Minneapolis to give a speech on behalf of the NAACP Rowan, a young local reporter, and the hotshot civil rights lawyer hit it off immediately. "In those days you could count the blacks working for a daily newspaper on one hand," says Rowan, 67. "I was a conduit to millions of Americans, a conduit of trust for him." Rowan was often asked to sit in on the NAACP's private meetings, such as the preparations for the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education case. And when Rowan visited Manhattan, he would often be invited to dinner at Cissy and Thurgood Marshall's home, with Thurgood proudly preparing his crab soup or "the best beef stew I ever tasted." The stew's secret ingredient: "More bourbon than you'd drink in a month!"
For all his irascible humor, Rowan says, "in the courtroom Marshall was an awesome figure; his rhetoric was amazing. Yet he knew the difference between the rhetoric of black manhood and the deeds of black manhood, and he dealt almost exclusively in deeds. This shows in the grueling travel he did in those segregationist days, working for next to nothing for the NAACR He was the essence of black pride, to the point of never admitting that anyone had beaten him or gotten him down. But in the continuing argument over whether blacks should go (or integration or separatism, to his credit he always said, I am going to be a part of this entire society and use the Constitution the way Moses used the tablets of stone and open up new opportunities.' "
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An advanced non-ACGME fellowship program is available for qualified
surgeons seeking to become specialty-trained in adult cardiac surgery.
This opportunity is a one year commitment. The goal of our Adult
Advanced Cardiac Surgery Fellowship Program is designed for candidates
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Program is designed to enhance current skills and will not duplicate,
but rather will expand the experience gained as a cardiac trainee during
their two-year approved residency program.
Applicants must be must be board-certified or board-eligible. Candidates
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WATSONTOWN - Warrior Run High School and Milton Area High School Outstanding Seniors recently were honored at a banquet on May 19 at the Watson Inn.
For many years both the Milton Area and Warrior Run School Districts have joined together to provide a program for the outstanding senior leaders in each of their districts.
It is called The Outstanding Seniors Program.
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Shown, first row from left, are Blyssalyn Bieber, Cora Ashenfelder, Lindsey Hartman, Sarah Grow, Laura Bastian and Kaitlyn Bohannon. Second row from left, are Cody Kerstetter, Jessica Hendershot, Julia Spear, Shea Williams, Samantha Hoffman and Leslie McManus. Third row from left, are Sloan Fry, Amelia Kramer, Leah Tillinghast, Daniel Bower, Bobby Cao and Kyle Jeremiah.
Each month a student from both districts was selected by a faculty committee to represent their school and are recognized in area newspaper publications.
A combined year-end banquet is held to honor these students, their achievements both in school and in the community and to also honor their parents and-or guardians.
The following are the students who were named outstanding seniors during the 2013-14 school year.
Warrior Run High School
September 2013 - Sarah Elizabeth Grow.
October 2013 - Amelia Rose Kramer.
November 2013 - Kyle David Jeremiah.
December 2013 - Blyssalyn Violet Bieber.
January - Lindsey Emelia Hartman.
February - Laura Elizabeth Bastian.
March - Leslie Kate McManus.
April - Cody Alan Kerstetter.
May - Kaitlyn Michelle Bohannon.
Milton Area High School
September 2013 - Samantha Jean Hoffman.
October 2013 - Shea Nicole Williams.
November 2013 - Daniel Adam Bower.
December 2013 - Bobby Chiem Cao.
January - Julia Suzanne Spear.
February - Leah Jo Tillinghast.
March - Cora Marie Ashenfelder.
April - Sloan Richard Fry.
May - Jessica Marie Hendershot.


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The victim, whose identity was withheld pending notification of his family, was attacked shortly after 8 p.m. in the area of North Day and New streets, said Anthony Ambrose, the Essex County Prosecutor's Chief of Detectives.
Ambrose did not have information on a suspect or motive in the slaying as of 10 p.m. The victim was apparently shot several times, according to Ambrose.
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When all the Big East's movers and shakers gathered in New York in March for the conference's signature event, its postseason men's basketball tournament, the league's football members took time out from hoops for a progress report from Villanova on the school's exploration of a move-up to Division I-A Big East football.
According to one person in the room that day, the presentation didn't go well, for a very specific reason. Villanova's president, the Rev. Peter Donahue, gave more an explanation of where things stood than a sales pitch. If he wasn't going to be a real advocate, it was natural for his brethren to wonder where the former drama professor really stood. Were they supposed to get excited about 'Nova joining them if 'Nova's president couldn't?


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Accepted nickname of New York Knicks and former Kentucky Wildcats basketball player Josh Harrellson. The nickname was coined by Matt Jones of Kentucky Sports Radio. Josh Harrellson is very fond of jean shorts (jorts) and openly embraces the nickname.
Jorts had a really good game last night. He rebounded and shot the 3 really well.
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Jean shorts. Worn mostly by children and douchebags. Jorts are perhaps the easiest way to recognize people you will not like. If you wear jorts, you probably don't talk to girls. The term "jorts" does not apply to jean shorts worn by black people, as those are entirely acceptable.
The kid next to me was definitely a total dick; he was wearing jorts.
theSuperJesusによって 2005年08月31日(水)
a combination of the words "jean" and "shorts" used to describe the hideous attire, usually sported by NASCAR afficianados and men over 40. Sometimes Jorts are accessorized with a lovely cellphone belt clip and a braided leather belt, but not always. Sometimes the Jorts wearer lets the Jorts speak for themselves.
While at a baseball game, I noticed a plethora of adult males with no shirts on, drinking copious amounts of beer while proudly wearing Jorts.
Kellyによって 2006年06月15日(木)
F*ck you, I can dress any way I want.
If you talk about somebody's momma it tends to get sloughed off; if you talk about somebody wearing jorts, you better be ready to fight.
Forced Earphonesによって 2009年07月04日(土)
jean shorts; stylish casualwear for the unpretentious
Dude, those jorts are slammin'! Did you get them at Penney's?
Big Moopによって 2008年09月14日(日)
jean shorts, such as those worn by male Florida Gator fans at the Georgia-Florida football game.
"Don't talk to him; he's obviously a Florida fan with those jorts he's wearing."
godawgsによって 2006年03月23日(木)
short for "jean shorts"
Look at the redneck in the jorts. Man, that guy is one bottle of moonshine short of marrying his sister.
ColumbusBuckによって 2007年10月29日(月)
Jorts are a short word for Jean Shorts
Dude, why are you wearing jorts? You look like a douche.
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"The Next Day", recorded in secret over two years, shot straight to number one in its first week on release, shifting over 94,000 copies to become the fastest-selling album of 2013, the Official Charts Company said.
Bowie surprised fans and the music industry in January with the unexpected release of the single "Where Are We Now?" on his 66th birthday and the announcement that an album of fresh recordings would be issued in March.
He had shunned the limelight since suffering a heart attack on tour in 2004 and last performed on stage since 2006.
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I love their tuna and salmon in olive oil.
Thanks for the ideas! Definitely going with the almond meal-- it's SO EXPENSIVE locally. And the flax meal is a little, uh *weird* in my meatballa.
And hi Other Amy-- ATX?
And he says, "Oh, uh, there won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness." So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
I love their tuna and salmon in olive oil.
I like their California Aberquina olive oil. Also, i know peanut butter isn't primal, but theirs is good (just peanuts and salt for the salted variety) and DIRT CHEAP. I limit my consumption of both for fear of the PUFA monster.
Thanks for the tip, Trishie! I didn't realize how many things I used bread crumbs in. 'Til I didn't.
And he says, "Oh, uh, there won't be any money, but when you die, on your deathbed, you will receive total consciousness." So I got that goin' for me, which is nice.
Oh, forgot balsamic. I love Trader Joe's Balsamic Vinegar of Modena. Yum!
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My primal log
Two Buck Chuck. I've heard a lot about it and I'm curious.
I forgot...Mission St. IPA
A Veteran is someone who in his life wrote a blank check made payable to The USA for an amount "up to and including my life"
There's not much I get at TJs...exclude perishable and it's practically nothing. Almond meal and some nuts, I guess. Tea if something looks jumps out at me. I like their chamomile. Oh...and I sometimes use their gluten-free dog treats as training treats for our dogs...they're easy to cut up in to small bits (not cheap though).
Heather and the hounds - Make a Fast Friend, Adopt a Greyhound!
My non-perishables there are (I definitely do not buy all this every trip!):
organic coffee
wine - 2 buck chuck sometimes but usually Pinot Noir -Black Mountain (I think - it's something mountain, and it's GOOD)
macademia nuts - I buy one bag salted and one unsalted and mix
85% chocolate lover's dark chocolate (Trader Joe's brand)
pepitas - raw pumpkins seeds (no oil)
macorna (sp?) almonds - with skin - roasted in olive oil (the other kind has sunflower oil)
olive oil
kalamata olives
almond butter
organic maple syrup
organic kosher pickle slices
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Visit the Maine Department of Agriculture's website for complete Trades Show information
Tuesday, January 12, 2016
Augusta Civic Center
76 Community Drive
Each year at Maine's Agricultural Trades Show, MOFGA offers a series of presentations and discussion groups covering a wide range of sustainable agriculture subjects. All presentations are free and open to the public. Presentations are held in the Washington/York Room, the Piscataquis/Sagadahoc Room, and the Oxford Room (one presentation, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.). There is no pre-registration for the day's events.
MOFGA also has an information exhibit during all three days of the Trades Show. Staff and committee members are available to answer questions about MOFGA's ongoing programs.
MOFGA members are encouraged to attend the Association's Annual Meeting, which will be held from 1:30 to 3:00 in the Piscataquis/Sagadahoc Room.
We will offer presentations in three rooms (see the schedule for each room below):
• Washington/York (second floor of the Civic Center)
• Piscataquis/Sagadahoc (second floor)
• Oxford (first floor)
The Commissioner's Luncheon takes place at noon
Our annual meeting will be held from 1:30 to 3 pm in Piscataquis/Sagadahoc
Washington/York Schedule
Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
What is Organic Land Care? *
Jenna Messier, Organic Land Care Program Director, NOFA
• This talk will provide an overview of the Standards for Organic Land Care, inform the audience about environmental issues related to landscaping practices, and offer strategies for creating more healthy yards and landscapes for the homeowner. Since 2001, the NOFA Organic Land Care Program has educated landscapers and the public about the best practices for caring for the landscapes where we live our daily lives – without harmful chemicals. The program offers professional accreditation for 500 professionals in 20 states, holds two, 30-hour accreditation courses in Organic Land Care per year, and updates and maintains the groundbreaking publication, "NOFA Standards for Organic Land Care."
10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Digital Marketing
Frank Giglio, Three Lily Farm
Heather Omand, MOFGA
• Learn about developing an integrated digital marketing strategy and tips and tricks for getting the most from your online presence.
11 a.m. to noon
Using Beneficial Insects for Pest Management *
Kathy Murray, Ph.D., Entomologist, Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry
• Beneficial insects are often critically important in keeping pest insects from damaging our crops or impacting animal health. In managed agricultural systems the natural balance between pests and beneficials can be disrupted. In this session, we will discuss common beneficial insects and strategies for conserving, introducing or augmenting their populations on the farm.
Noon – Commissioner's Luncheon
1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
MOFGA Annual Meeting – Piscataquis/Sagadahoc
3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Food Safety *
Linda Titus, AgMatters
Jed Beach and Emilia Carbone, 3 Bug Farm
• Linda Titus, of AgMatters LLC, will cover general food safety themes from USDA's GAP/GHP food safety certifications and FSMA's proposed Produce Safety Rule. Jed Beach and Emilia Carbone of 3 Bug Farm, will talk about the different "on-the-ground" practices they do on the farm to meet food safety requirements and sell organic produce to commodity markets.
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Piscataquis/Sagadahoc Schedule
Tuesday, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Orchard Pest Thresholds *
C.J. Walke, MOFGA's Organic Orchard Educator
• C.J. will present methods of monitoring pest populations in organic orchards and establishing thresholds to determine the need for spray materials, while also focusing on cultural methods of pest management. Common OMRI approved products for use in certified organic orchards will be discussed, along with safe handling practices and proper timing for effective use.
10 a.m. to 11 a.m.
The Value of Using Dairy One for Your Farm
Carol Benway, Dairy One
• Carol Benway will help you understand the value and possibilities for using Dairy One on you farm. Making record keeping easier and getting valuable information on production and health of the cows.
11 a.m. to noon
Getting the Most for Your Management
Doug Hartkopf, Hart to Hart
Jeff Bragg, Rainbow Valley
Jill and Randall Bates, Springside
• Doug Hartkopf, Jeff Bragg and Jill and Randall Bates will talk about how record keeping can help improve management for you dairy operation.
Noon – Commissioner's Luncheon
1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
MOFGA Annual Meeting – Piscataquis/Sagadahoc
• Hear from MOFGA Staff, Board Members and Committee Chairs regarding the organization's activities and accomplishments over the past year. Elect MOFGA's Board of Directors for the coming year and network with members. Vote on proposed amendments to the MOFGA by-laws.
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Oxford Schedule
Tuesday, 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Organic Flower Production
Roundtable Discussion
• Local, seasonal and organic flower production has grown in popularity over the past several years. This roundtable discussion will focus on organic flower production, including barriers to success. The discussion will be organized so that all attendees can share their experiences and expertise and create a peer learning group for flower growers across the state.
* Counts for one recertification credit for pesticide applicator licenses
Growers who use general-use (over-the-counter) pesticides and annually sell more than $1,000 of plant or plant products intended for human consumption are required to be licensed by the Maine Board of Pesticides Control. This requirement applies to growers who use pesticides that are approved for use in organic production. Once the exam is passed the applicant can apply for the three-year Agricultural Basic license, which costs $15 and requires one hour of continuing education annually. If you have questions about whether or not you need to comply with the law, contact Gary Fish, Maine Board of Pesticides Control at email@example.com. More information on Maine.gov.
Beginning Farmer Resource Network
MOFGA staff members will present information at workshops of the Beginning Farmer Resource Network on Wednesday, January 13, and Thursday, January 14:
Wednesday, January 13 – LINCOLN / OXFORD ROOM
9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Organic Certification – What it means and how to do it
Presenter: Mary Yurlina, director MOFGA Certification Services
• If you market and sell products as "organic," chances are good you need to be certified by a USDA-accredited certifier to comply with the organic standard. MOFGA Certification Staff will provide an overview of this marketing regulation and explain organic production practices. Information on how to become certified organic will also be presented. MOFGA is the country's oldest certifying body and we certify over 470 farms and processors.
Wednesday, January 13 – LINCOLN / OXFORD ROOM
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
SNAP Access 1 – Expanding your customer base through low income access (2-hour session)
3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
SNAP Access 2
Presenters: Maria Schamberger, FNS; Heather Omand, MOFGA; Leigh Hallett, MFFM; Maria Schamberger, USDA; Reba Richardson, Hatchet Cove Farm; Kim, Wolf Pine Farm; Ernest Rollins, Rollins Orchard
• Learn about the potential value of expanding access to your products by accepting Supplemental Nutrition Access Program funds on your farm through EBT. This session will cover the size of the market, logistics of accepting EBT payments on farm, incentive programs for EBT payments, and a farmer's perspective who has experience.
Thursday, January 14 – HANCOCK ROOM
11 a.m. to 12 noon
Principles of Holisitic Management: The 4 Ecosystem Processes
Presenter: Diane Schivera, MOFGA Livestock Specialist
• Diane Schivera will use Holistic Management as the lens through which to learn about the four ecosystem processes: the water cycle, the mineral cycle, the biological community, and energy flow. Learn more about using biomonitoring and different digital tools to improve the health of your land.


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While the name is a bit misleading (there are no orange blossoms in this beer), the flavor is straightforward. The essence of orange shouts out through the infusion of orange peels, as the skins of this summery fruit deliver a refreshing explosion of citrus. The aftertaste imparts a dry, slightly bitter tartness. This brewery utilizes fresh organic hops, barley, yeast and fruit from local growers in Southern California. It also incorporates pure, artesian spring water from its historic Indian Wells Spring, which saved the 1849 gold rush party that was lost in Death Valley. Many of the world's best innovations happen by chance or experimentation; crafted from its amber recipe beer, this 5.5 percent lager was invented when owner/brewer Rick Lovett was brewing a test batch of beer and after eating several oranges, decided to throw the peels into the boil.
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Long Struggle over Voting Rights Ahead
By Gloria J. Browne-Marshall Contributing Writer | 7/12/2013, 3:46 p.m.
Blood was shed to gain voting rights. When the Court rejected the formula by which States had to prove their vot- ing laws were fair, it wiped away that bloodline. Gone is the memory of voting rights volunteer Viola Liuzzo, who was killed in Alabama, and the recollection of three college students killed in Mississippi for trying to register Black voters.
Erased are the sacrifices of Harry and Harriette Moore, pioneering NAACP organizers, killed in their Florida home on Christmas Day.
Gone is the memory of the 'four little Black girls', killed in their Alabama Church. Obscured is the legacy of voting rights advocate Medgar Evers, who was shot down in front of his wife and children. Gone is the image of Vivian Malone defying George Wallace's tirade of "segregation now, segregation forever" when she integrated the University of Alabama.
Much has changed for both African-Americans and gays since 1996, when DOMA first defined marriage. There are now three female justices including a Latina on the Court. An African-American Attorney General, Eric Holder, is married to the sister of Vivian Malone.
Openly gay politicians, academics, journalists, actors join gay members of Wall Street and Main Street.
But, America is no racial utopia, given her racially motivated murders, voter suppression tactics, stop and frisk abuses, and discriminatory lending cases.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, age 80 and frail, quoted Dr. King at that end of her Voting Rights dissent statement. She said, 'the arc of the moral universe bends toward justice" then she added 'if there is a steadfast commitment to see the task through to completion, that commit- ment has been disserved by today's decision."
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The Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Program of the US Department of Energy has an education program with a Homeroom, Study Hall and Teacher's Lounge. ARM has published a paper on The Importance of Traditional Knowledge in Science Education.
The Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER) was established in 1995 by a group of First Nation chiefs from across Canada in response to the need for First Nations themselves to address the environmental issues affecting their lands and resources. The CIER offers research, technical services and education & training services to Indigenous communities, governments and private companies in four inter-related topic areas: forests, climate change, water, and sustainability.
Climate Change North is an educational website created for northerners by northerners with Teacher Handouts on Local Knowledge and Ecological Monitoring.
Dialogue between nations (DBN) is an interactive global communications network and educational forum on indigenous peoples and their nations in relation to the goals of the United Nations International Decade of the World's Indigenous Peoples and the United Nations International Decade for Human Rights Education (1995-2004). DBN programming focuses on the points of view shared between visitors to the site in response to pre-recorded clips and statements, official documents and other resources.
The Earth Restoration Corps (ERC) trains youth for sustainable jobs in Earth restoration, creating alternative livelihoods and alleviating unemployment by developing a new ecologically sensitive eco-economy.
The Earth Island Institute's Sacred Land Film Projectproduces a variety of media and educational materials - films, videos, DVDs, articles, photographs, school curricula materials and Web site content - to deepen public understanding of sacred places, indigenous cultures and environmental justice. Their mission is to use journalism, organizing and activism to rekindle reverence for land, increase respect for cultural diversity, stimulate dialogue about connections between nature and culture, and protect sacred lands and diverse spiritual practices.
The Environmental Leadership Program (ELP) seeks to transform public understanding of environmental issues by training and supporting a diverse network of visionary, action-oriented emerging leaders.
The First Nations Forestry Program (FNFP) is a joint initiative between Natural Resources Canada and Indian and Northern Affairs Canada. The FNFP builds on the Government of Canada's commitment to ensure a clean, healthy environment and to create opportunities to build strong communities through working with First Nations.
The Forest Stewardship Council Canada Working Group offers a Forest Certification for Indigenous Peoples in Canada.
The Gathering for Ecoculture is an annual event to create a sustainable partnership with our public schools and to integrate ecoculture as a long-term and replicable model for a national ecological and multi-cultural program. Leaders will encourage and guide teachers to begin the process of viewing their environment from a different perspective using: tribal stories, folklore and mythology, songs and dances. Core curriculum subjects being covered are science and social studies, drama and film, fine arts and journal writing.
Global Response empowers people of all ages, cultures, and nationalities to protect the environment by creating partnerships for effective citizen action. At the request of indigenous peoples and grassroots organizations, Global Response organizes urgent international letter campaigns to help communities prevent many kinds of environmental destruction. Global Response involves young people as well as adults in these campaigns to develop in them the values and skills for global citizen cooperation and earth stewardship.
Indigenous Action Media (IAM) recognizes that mainstream media often overlooks and sometimes purposefully neglects the critical concerns of many of our native communities. IAM focuses on helping indigenous youth address environmental and social justice issues through creative forms of media outreach by offering documentary videography training, basic media planning/strategizing and organizing workshops. IAM also produces documentaries on critical issues affecting indigenous communities
The Indigenous Knowledge Teaching Module (UNEP, UNESCO, and Griffith University) illustrates ways that indigenous knowledge may be integrated into environmental education and, thereby, bring the benefits of: helping to 'save' indigenous knowledge; encouraging teachers and students to gain enhanced respect for local culture, its wisdom and its environmental ethics; providing alternative ways of teaching and learning locally relevant knowledge and skills; and beginning the process of 'rewriting' Western perspective in education.
The Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES) – eLearning for Sustainable Development – offers eCourses that have been designed for national and local-level policy makers committed to implementing sustainable development in the Asia-Pacific region. All courses are free, short, practical and self-paced and include additional resources with one module on Local and Indigenous Knowledge for Adaptation to Climate Change.
The International Museum of Cultures – capturing the imagination of children and adults through education – hopes to be a window on indigenous people of the world and to create greater appreciation for ethnic and cultural diversity, thereby furthering mutual respect and peace between peoples.
Lauravetlan is an information and education network of indigenous people based in Russia.
The Native Movement is a grassroots organization dedicated to awareness, action, and advocacy with a vision of strong and healthy indigenous nations motivating the world's peoples toward balanced relations with each other and Mother Earth. The Movement promotes, supports and implements leadership programs that instill traditional values and contemporary understanding of local and global issues.
Original Voices (OV) is a program of the Ink People Center for the Arts. Suggested classroom activities and points of discussion are dispersed throughout the exhibit to enhance the learning experiences of students on an eighth grade level and above.
Sila: Clue in to Climate Change is a national traveling exhibition project that explores climate change in the Arcticand other places in the world. Sila is an Inuktitut word that means climate and all things around us in the environment. A Teacher's Guide for the Video Sila Alangotok - Inuit Observations on Climate Change
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Puppy Poof is a superhero alter-ego of Poof. He appears in this form when he goes into the Crimson Chin comic books along with his parents and Timmy.
He acts as Cleft's sidekick just like his parents: Ace and Clefto. His powers are flying and biting respectively. His first appearance was in Chindred Spirits when Timmy decided to return to Chincinnati after seeing the Crimson Chin comics being miserable and "boring".
He looks like a puppy, and his purple and round color scheme remains with a cape. He bounces and always brings his magical rattle to grant wishes.
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The annual rankings of the country's largest residential sales firms are ready.
And Dallas' Ebby Halliday Realtors is listed among the top 10 companies by Colorado-based RealTrends Inc.
Based on volume of properties sold last year, Halliday ranked ninth nationally with more than $6.4 billion in sales handled.
Halliday was the largest North Texas firm in terms of transactions, coming in at 11th place with 19,513. Each home sale counts as two transactions in the report.
Other top Dallas-Fort Worth firms in the ranking include Keller Willams Realty (15th nationally with 16,588 transactions), Century 21 Judge Fite Co. (No 84 with 5,480) and Keller Williams Dallas (No. 103 with 4,865).


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Classic Sugar Flowers: Peony, Anemone, Tulip taught by Nicholas Lodge
Make your cakes petal-perfect with instruction from Nicholas Lodge, sugar artist extraordinaire.
Other projects made as part of this class:
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muy Bonitas!!!!! Beautiful .... please!!!! tell me where you buy your cutters ( peoney)
i got them at my local cake decorator supplie store but they do not look like the ones he uses and they are smaller so i may get a set of cutters from his site.
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- Lyle Menendez Opening Statement - Trial 2
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- Prosecution's 6/95 Motion Re Naked Lyle & Erik Photos
IMPORTANT!!We hired our Head Librarian Ralf's brother, Rudy, the world famous investigative reporter and a legend in his own mind, to go to L.A. to report on the trial exclusively for The Library. He left for the site August 1st and a month later we received his first report:
FLASH! This town is really screwed up. All the buildings look the same... and there's so much damn sun that you can't see anything anyhow. I finally found the damn courthouse by following a mob of other reporters. I even attended the trial today with a pass I scammed from one of the Court TV geeks who actually believed me when I said I was Walter Cronkite. Heh, heh, heh.
What I saw only confirmed that this place is REALLY WEIRD! First, I expected a Judge with a name like Henry Weisberg to be a jewish guy. But Nooooo, not here in this hell hole! He looks Cambodian or Chinese or something. Guess he americanated his real name. But that sexy fox, Leslie Abramson, was sure here. Although she seemed a little confused since she was sitting at the prosecutor's table.
I've already learned a lot that I didn't know from the first trial's transcripts. Eric wasn't here today, but Lyle was -- though he looked a lot bigger and older than I expected (guess jail ages a guy). Also, I had no idea that he's black.
The big story I've got is, that after exhaustive comparative analysis, I discovered at least two things that were never revealed at the first trial.
First, it seems that besides allegedly shot-gunning the old folks into hamburger, the boys also knifed them to death. (I guess you can never be too sure.)
And second, the cops found a bloody dove behind their house! Not exactly sure what the hell this has to do with anything, but the cops sure think it's important. I suspect the prosecution will try to explain it away by saying the kids went bird hunting after they blew away mom and pop.
However, the more I think about it, the more obvious it is that the dove was the parent's devoted pet that, despite its fierce struggle to protect its owners, was killed by the same escaped tiger or giant mongoose that did in Ma and Pa.
I know for sure that some damn weird, cover-up conspiracy is going on from the whispers, diverted eyes and strange looks I get whenever I mention this matter, and I won't rest till I get to bottom of it. I smell Tricky Dick Nixon's fingerprints all over it, so things could soon get a bit rough.
That's it for now... but rest assured I'm totally on top of things and on the track of a REALLY big scoop. I'll get back to you soon.
Oh yeah. After court I made a citizens arrest of some wino who was claiming to be Lyle's lawyer. Anyway, the moron cops here got confused and busted me instead of this 'Flea Baily' bum.
Note: We sent Rudy $500,000 for bail... And while we haven't heard back from him since, we're certain it's only because he's too busy chasing a really big scoop.... though we are starting to wonder. If you happen to see him, could you please let us know. Thanks


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It wasn't a school or program I was looking at, but I got an e-mail from Drexel two hours ago with a Priority Application (a "streamlined" application questionnaire with no application fee). After browsing the website for all of 10 minutes I decided to apply on a whim so I could feel a little better about my future plans for next year… and, after submitting the application about 2 minutes ago, I totally do.
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While I realize this is an electronic patent, the whole page turning thing has been occurring since there were printed pages bound into books. Did Microsoft apply for this patent when Gutenberg made the printing press? Will they use this as leverage to now extract royalties from every book publisher? Those printed pages having this curling feature too. Are they going after the Kindle? I'm sure somewhere Microsoft is hard at work trying to get a patent on the process for breathing air so they use that next.
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Microsoft Lays Claim To iPad's Page Curling Feature
The Courier may be dead, but we are still getting to see the innovations built by Microsoft back when development on Courier was still in its prime. A patent application filed by Microsoft back in January 2009 describes the page curl feature – exactly the way it is implemented on the iPad's iBooks app.
In the application, Microsoft writes,
"One or more pages are displayed on a touch display. A page-turning gesture directed to a displayed page is recognized. Responsive to such recognition, a virtual page turn is displayed on the touch display. The virtual page turn actively follows the page-turning gesture. The virtual page turn curls a lifted portion of the page to progressively reveal a back side of the page while progressively revealing a front side of a subsequent page. A lifted portion of the page is given an increased transparency that allows the back side of the page to be viewed through the front side of the page. A page-flipping gesture quickly flips two or more pages."
To be fair, virtual page curling is neither Apple's nor Microsoft's innovation. At least as far as I can remember, the functionality was already available on the iPhone app named Classics.
It will be interesting to see if Microsoft indeed wins rights to this subtle yet interesting feature
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Sweet move Microsoft! I hope it is granted. Gotta wonder why Apple didn't try and patent this themselves.
That's great that the page curl is a Microsoft invention. They'll get plenty of money for owning that patent. There are very few books and magazines and newspapers in this world that the page doesn't curl to some degree when you turn the page.
Hasn't Adobe's Flash enabled PDF's been doing this for years?
How exactly is Microsoft "laying claim" to the iPad feature? I see no evidence of any action by MS toward Apple here, am I missing something?
Subtle yet interesting feature?? Uh… It's called a page. You turn it, it curls. Are you guys serious?
Just like Apple's claim that they invented today's common user interface (windows, pull-down menus, etc.) after seeing Xerox's designs. Steve Jobs told Daniel Morrow in a 1995 interview: "I remember being at Xerox in 1979. It was one of those sort of apocalyptic moments. I remember within ten minutes of seeing the graphical user interface stuff, just knowing that every computer would work this way some day; it was so obvious once you saw it. It didn't require tremendous intellect. It was so clear." He may regret those words again.
What claim by Apple? Apple paid to visit Xerox, and paid another sum in acknowledgement of the Mac interface's inspiration. The actual interface was quite different tan Xerox's, as was the underlying concept. Xerox also was an integrator of other's inventions, most of which were used in CDC's Plato platform in the late 1960s, though not as flexibly as Xerox's Smalltalk motif.
I used to subscribe to a PDF-based magazine in the middle of the last decade that used a page curl to indicate a turning page. True, this was moused-based and not finger-based, but still. And this was well before Microsoft's patent application. Seems to me this would be covered under "prior art," but then lots of patents have been given for dubious claims in the past…
I saw this on my Atari back in the 80's! It's amazing what they try to patent these days. The patent system is obviously broken.
Microsoft can't win for losing. Since Microsoft never created a product with this feature, they will lose in court. They are full of sour grapes.
@Paul – No Paul, the quote is this:
"And they showed me really three things. But I was so blinded by the first one I didn't even really see the other two. One of the things they showed me was object orienting programming they showed me that but I didn't even see that. The other one they showed me was a networked computer system…they had over a hundred Alto computers all networked using email etc., etc., I didn't even see that. I was so blinded by the first thing they showed me which was the graphical user interface. I thought it was the best thing I'd ever seen in my life. Now remember it was very flawed, what we saw was incomplete, they'd done a bunch of things wrong. But we didn't know that at the time but still though they had the germ of the idea was there and they'd done it very well and within you know ten minutes it was obvious to me that all computers would work like this some day."
So the fact Apple built their entire GUI OS without any help from Xerox, plus they paid Xerox for these visits, then couple all that with everyone uses the MacOS UI today, not the Xerox one means Apple was fully ethical. You are probably thinking of Microsoft who stole parts of the Mac UI and later had to pay Apple $150 Million in 1997 to pay for the thefts.
@Patrick – not sure what you mean, that feature is worth hundreds of millions, perhaps billions since who owns it can block competitors… so customers won't want a product that doesn't have that beautiful curl that Apple spent so much time to perfect. this is an extremely important UI element, so you need to look further into the subject. pick up an iPad, go to the books app, flick a page, then you'll see why this is a serious issue.
Classic example of how Apple makes "cool" stuff and Microsoft makes money.
in related news…GOOG down 35% since December 2007…
LOL. Did you read that description? In other words, make the the page on the display simulate the turn of a paper book page. The idea is ridiculously simple and obvious. We already know the patent system for software is broken. If something like this comes anywhere close to being patentable, the system is a complete joke.
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The British company Quantel made the electronic page curl that could be controlled by touch (in this case, using a wacom pen) DECADES AGO (late seventies, early eighties). See Quantel Henry computer. I used one to create a lot of visual effects for TV shows in the 90s.
The only thing more annoying than your ignorance is your laziness. Why don't you try googling the Apple and Xerox before posting on forums?
It is well known that all Xerox did was allow Jobs to spend an hour or two in their labs looking at their interface. They did not share any code or ideas. In return for the tour, Xerox was allowed to invest $100 million in Apple, which gave them a great return. As mdfischer pointed out, the technical foundation of Apple's interface are very different from Xerox's. Apple developed everything on it's own – unlike M$ which used it's position as a developer to get a preview of Apple's code and then stole Apple's ideas.
"Classic example of how Apple makes "cool" stuff and Microsoft makes money."
Yeah, Apple makes COOL stuff that makes loads of money. Apple is speeding past Microsoft in market cap and overall worth as a result. Microsoft robs losers blind with mostly inferior tech experiences.
Video page curls have also been around forever. Typical Microsoft doing a Seagullish "Mine, Mine" when it clearly ain't. Ain't nothing original or innovative there at MS folks, move along!
The iPad's page turning ~????
Have a look at Issuu or any online magagzine that runs on Ceros, plenty of prior art long before MS or Apple. Are we really going to let tech companies patent software versions of real world interfaces that is far from innovation on anyones part.
@ Ted
This has been around since at least the 90s, you need to get out more.
Xerox did not invent pull down menus or an icon based desktop. Those were both categorically Apple inventions.


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In Division One fit-again Tim Bresnan is due to line up alongside Joe Root for Yorkshire versus Durham, Sussex's Matt Prior is expected to face Surrey and Stuart Broad is set to feature for Nottinghamshire against Derbyshire. The one England player due to return in Division Two is James Anderson of Lancashire, who take on Kent.
Bresnan, who like Root played in last week's friendly with Lancashire, has recovered from surgery on his right elbow that ruled him out of England's tour to New Zealand.
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Surrey have announced an unchanged squad for the contest with Sussex at the Kia Oval where Prior might face England team-mate Chris Tremlett, who was available last week but was overlooked versus Somerset.
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NBA Commissioner David Stern is rejecting charges that league referees and officials rigged the 2002 playoff series.
The new charges come at the height of the NBA finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics.
Last year, ex-referee Tim Donaghy pleaded guilty to felony charges that he took cash payoffs from gamblers and even bet on games himself.
Now, Donaghy says the NBA tried to rig a 2002 playoff series to make it last seven games so the league could make more money.
In a letter submitted by his lawyer, Donaghy claimed the NBA asked referees on several occasions to make bogus calls in games. Without naming individuals or teams, he explained that they were instructed to keep star players in the game as long as possible to boost ticket sales and ratings.
"If the NBA wanted a team to succeed, league officials would inform referees that opposing players were getting away with violations," the letter said. "Referees then would call fouls on certain players, frequently resulting in victory for the opposing team."
Stern says the former ref is making up the claims in hopes that his sentence will be reduced.
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