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Need a schematic diagram for a paper? How about a floorplan of a house? A title page for a report? Or do you need to add text to an existing PostScript figure? Xfig can do all that. Xfig (facility for interactive generation of figures under X11) is a drawing program that provides a powerful (forget Windows Paintbrush!) tool to get the look you want.
Typing xfig brings up a window with a variety of panels. You make (and edit) drawings with the tools along the left side of the window as shown in Figure 1. The top half of the column is the drawing modes panel. It includes tools for creating two types of circles (starting at the center - the left choice - or starting with a point on the circle), ellipses (same options), a variety of splines (that go through your points or near control points), arcs, line segments, open and closed figures and text. You can also import PostScript figures to embed in your drawing. Any figures that you make can then be moved, scaled, flipped, copied to other parts of the drawing, or rotated using the editing mode panel.
To make a circle, click your cursor on the left circle tool in the drawing mode panel. Now move to the drawing canvas and click again. This places the center of the circle at that point. Now move the cursor in any direction until the growing circle on the canvas is the size you want. Click the left mouse button again to fix the circle in place. If you don't like it, click the right mouse button and the circle disappears, allowing you to start over. (Or you can select the undo button on the top line of the window.) To pick a different shape, click on another drawing mode tool. Most of the other drawing tools work about the same way.
If you are the least bit unhappy with your figure, edit it using the editing mode panel. Individual objects can be moved by use move mode: click the left mouse button on the object, move the cursor to the new location and click again. (The right mouse button cancels the move.) Clicking on some types of objects brings up an edit panel, which allows for micro-adjustments to the shape and characteristics of the object. Figure 2 shows the edit panel that corresponds to the upper blue box of Figure 1.
The box is blue, as is the lower box, but the intensity is 60%, while the lower box is 95%. Using the edit panel, the color could be changed to seven others (counting black and white) and the intensities can be varied. The point box shows the x and y coordinates. Each value may be changed by editing the boxes. For other shapes, such as a polyline (made of a connected series of line segments), individual points can be moved, subtracted or added to change the shape of the line.
Text fonts, line thicknesses, and colors all can be changed before drawing an object by using the indicator panel at the bottom of the Xfig window. These buttons change according to the mode you have chosen. One neat feature is the smart-links mode used when moving objects. Lines connecting boxes in your figure expand or shrink with the movement of a box, keeping everything connected. This helps when you want to move things in flow and organizational charts.
The man pages for Xfig serve as a complete user's manual, providing much more detail than I have here. You can print them with man -t,xfig| lpr -Plp , with the - t , providing a formatting appropriate for a PostScript printer named lp . Besides describing all the features, the man page provides details about changing the default parameters. I aliased xfig to xfig -P -e ps -startf 16 , so that my default export parameters are portrait rather than landscape on the PostScript formatted page, and the font size starts up at 16, instead of the 12 point default size.
Xfig will export your drawing in a variety of formats, such as PostScript, Latex (and PicTex), X11 bitmap (xpm), PIC and HPGL, for printing or including into a document - in color and with the fonts you want. You can do the exporting from within Xfig or via postprocessing using fig2dev , which comes with Xfig.
fig2dev -L ps NAME.fig NAME.ps converts NAME.fig to a PostScript file, NAME.ps. The other valid graphics language (-L) options are box, epic, eepic, eepicemu, ibmgl, latex, null, pic, pictex, ps, pstex, pstex_t, textyl, and tpic.
To add extra flourishes to your drawing, trying using xpaint along with xfig. Xpaint is a simple-to-use paint program, written by David Koblas, that will import xbm (X11 bitmap) from xfig and save the result in a variety of formats, including PostScript. Figure 3 gives an example of effects that you can add to Xfig-generated drawings with Xpaint.
Xpaint comes up with a toolbox filled with a variety of painting tools. The file button opens a new canvas, retrieves an old canvas, or imports a figure. Once the canvas is open, a palette is presented for colors and patterns at the bottom. Getting around xpaint is very simple and a credit to its designer.
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Linux Makes Wi-Fi Happen in New York City
Public wireless networks are hacker community outreach. For hackers, it's a way to bring broadband Internet to public spaces. For users in streets and parks, it's a more civilized public life. Unwired from providers, public Wi-Fi makes the Net a gift—a civic grace akin to parks, sidewalks, boulevards and libraries.
In May 2003, when the FCC continued deregulating ownership of what we used to call the "public" air waves, the agency made a big deal about "saving" what was left of "free over-the-air" broadcasting. The Internet, however, needs no deregulation—or regulation—to make it free over the air. All it needs is generous technologists, citizens and civic organizations. That's what we have in New York City today. And, their work is remarkable to behold.
Some public Wi-Fi efforts are largely municipal. That's the case with Long Beach, California, which provides a large public "hot zone" in its downtown and another at its airport. Other efforts are driven by technically savvy volunteers, such as in Austin, London, Perth, Seattle, San Francisco and many other places. Companies also are doing their part. In Asheville, North Carolina, Natural Communications offers a public hot spot called the BeamPost. New York, however, is different breed. It's all the above.
Although New York ranks 27th on Intel's list of "most unwired" cities (Portland is first), it is perhaps the best example of a working consensus between hackers, businesses, government and nonprofits about the need for free public Wi-Fi. This consensus is what gave rise to NYCwireless, a self-described "loose collection of interested minds". NYCwireless has two missions: to provide free public wireless Internet access and to provide a forum for wireless technology development.
The founders of NYCwireless are Anthony Townsend and Terry Schmidt, partners in Emenity, the company that has been building out the new NYCwireless infrastructure in New York. Both NYCwireless and Emenity are products of public and private symbiosis—same with its customers, which include publicly funded neighborhood associations created for the purpose, among other things, of building out infrastructural improvements, such as public Wi-Fi in the parks.
In May, New York's City Council issued a staff report that recommends a restructuring of the city's fractured broadband procurement methods, a new fiber/wireless metropolitan area network (MAN) and public Wi-Fi networks. As an example of the latter, it says a potential Prospect Park Wi-Fi network would cost $192,000 to create but little to maintain. That report opens with special thanks to Anthony Townsend, who is also a Research Scientist at NYU's Taub Urban Research Center, where he has produced a pile of wise and seminal papers about the growth of the Internet in urban settings. Terry Schmidt's job is turning Anthony's vision into reality. Terry is Emenity's CTO and the hacker behind Pebble Linux, the stripped-down Debian used in NYCwireless access points.
Pebble Linux: Debian for Wi-Fi
If you want to set up a public access point (AP), however, you'll need something that gives you a high level of functionality and control, in a compact and reliable system. Something, of course, that runs on a form of Linux. Pebble Linux is a tiny Debian-based Linux that's the basis of a load-and-go, fully-featured, (relatively) easy-to-customize, no-moving-parts AP. Created by Terry Schmidt of NYCwireless and maintained by a pack of user/hackers, Pebble is Debian, stripped down to a size and shape that fits cozily on a 128MB Flash card. Because it's Debian, adding and removing packages is relatively easy. Here's how Terry Schmidt says he did it:
I stripped out all the documentation, all the Perl stuff, a lot of the binaries, all the packages I didn't think were necessary. I got it down to 44MB. I wanted the functionality of a real distro like Debian in a size that would fit in a CompactFlash in something like a Soekris box. I could do apt-get install apache and bang, we'd have Apache. So the full package manager is there, with all the ease and functionality you'd expect.
Terry's README (www.nycwireless.net/pebble/pebble.README) file adds:
Its biggest advantage is that it mounts read-only. You don't have to worry as much about wearing down the CompactFlash, and you don't have to worry about doing proper shutdowns. Unplug and plug in as much as you want.
There are two packages in a base Pebble image that aren't installed as Debian packages:
HostAP: a driver for Prism-based 802.11 cards that provides the best support for running an AP, as opposed to a client. This is available as a Debian package, but Pebble uses the latest version from CVS, because it associates better with 802.11g clients.
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Three optional packages also are available:
"Pebble mesh" support, which allows multiple Pebble machines to form a transparent mesh. This means that a user can roam without changing IP addresses or losing network connectivity. AP mesh capability (which is, IMNSHO, unbelievably cool) is the most interesting add-on for people building public wireless networks. You can build an arbitrarily large wireless hot zone, and—best of all—the devices autoconfigure, so adding or removing a node doesn't require modifying the configurations of the other nodes.
Support for an ELAN SC520 watchdog timer. In particular, this addresses the built-in watchdog timer on the Soekris. This allows for automatic reboot in case of software glitches. It's particularly useful when the AP is mounted someplace that's hard to access (like in a kiosk in a public park), or the AP isn't actively monitored (like almost every AP). This, along with the read-only filesystem, makes a Pebble system close to zero-maintenance.
Support for running as a bridging firewall.
Pebble runs well on a 486 processor or better and requires no more than 32MB of RAM and 128MB of "disk" storage. It probably will run on that old 486 in your closet, but for less than $300, you can buy the very cool and very tiny Soekris 4511-20 and a wireless card—and be up and running in no time. If you're hard-core, you can buy the Soekris with no power supply or case and build your AP for less than $250.
Pebble is designed to work out of the box with any Intersil Prism2 or Prism2.5-based 802.11b card, such as the Linksys WPC11, the D-Link DWL-650 or the Compaq WL100 and WL200. With some simple configuration, it should work with any Linux-supported 802.11b card.
When you're ready to get started with Pebble, see the project site. As an alternative to Pebble for the /truly/ minimal-minded, you might consider WISP-Dist (Wireless ISP Distribution—leaf.sourceforge.net). WISP is incredibly tiny; it fits on an 8MB Flash ROM and 16MB of RAM. It's not nearly as full-featured as Pebble (it's a really-vanilla AP) nor is it as easy to customize.
To set up your own public AP, all you need is an ISP that doesn't care if you share bandwidth, an AP, a target service area, a directional antenna and motivation.
Some ISPs, like Bway.net in New York, are happy to let you share the bandwidth for which you pay. Others, like Time-Warner Cable and AT&T Broadband, crack down on users sharing bandwidth. A local public Wi-Fi organization can help you locate an ISP with suitable terms of service or help you lobby your ISP to change their terms of service. Freenetworks.org can help you find your nearest public Wi-Fi group.
NYCwireless' mission is to target outdoor public spaces, such as parks. Placement means everything. As Doc and Britt discovered when trying to reach Tudor City's park from high in a building half a block away, distance is a problem. A highly directional antenna can help by concentrating energy in a narrow beam, but a nearby omnidirectional (omni) antenna outperforms a distant directional antenna nearly every time. Bryant Park is served from a number of points by a combination of omni and sector (directional) antennas on the tops of kiosk buildings. City Hall Park is much better served by a sector antenna on the store across the street. Verizon gets great curbside service from simple omni antennas on public phone booths.
Antennas are not commodities, but they don't have to be expensive, either. And, sometimes simply putting an AP in a window does the job. Ben Hammersly did exactlly that for Kynance Mews in London and served a whole street, including two outdoor cafes. Motivation, of course, is up to you.
—Kurt Starsinic
Doc Searls is Senior Editor of Linux Journal
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Personally, I'm looking for this kind of 'exciting development' in my neighborhood, but rural New Hampshire is not going to go WiFi for a few decades, I'm certain!!! I'm glad someone is doing it, though.
I really loved the ghetto blaster conversion idea - very reminiscent of the 1970s trend of converting floor standing 78 RPM Victrolas to use 'modern' turntables (to play LPs/45s) and adding an AM/FM reciever to make a former cast-off into a retro home entertainment center.... just like this Bass-Station, for today.
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Let me get a show of hands...who is ready for Fall?!?! Well, I know that I am. We had about a month of weather that was incredibly hot, however expected for Texas. In the grand scheme of things though, I would consider this summer quite mild. We had gotten a LOT of rain this year, which I believe has contributed to that. As, I am sure it is for a big group of people, fall is my absolute FAVORITE time of this year. Not only the weather, but the clothing. Pretty scarves, jeans, boots....and now, thanks to Tami from Love Notions, I have THE PERFECT cardigan to wear as well!
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Hey guys! It's been a little while since I have last posted, and I have honestly missed it. I desperately needed a break from everything while we were on our own summer vacation from school though. Ironically today is the day that public schools are back in session in my parts of the country, and let me say...I am SO glad too!
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Registration: For dates and to register, check the online calendar or call Childbirth Education at 440.356.0347.
Description: The CPR for Family and Friends course targets parents, grandparents, family members and other caregivers who want to learn rescue skills for infants and children, since you are the first person to react in a child's emergency.
*The American Heart Association strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS and PALS and has developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent course sponsorship by the American Heart Association; any fees charged for such a course do not represent an income to the Association.
Part 2: Students learn to give acupressure to others; demonstrated and practiced seated in chairs and lying comfortably on massage tables. After taking modules one and two, students have enough information and skill to practice easily on themselves, as well as with family and friends.
Continuing Education Credits available through: AHNA: American Holistic Nurses Association; NCBTMB: Massage Therapists; NCCAOM: Acupuncturists & Asian Bodywork Therapists. Advance registration is required. Register online or call 440.356.0670, option 5.
Your Monthly Meditation Experience
$15 per session
Call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register by phone, or click the date below to register online. Reservations are required for each session.
These open sessions with guided meditation and focused topical discussions will be offered once a month on Thursdays from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. through 2016. Join us to experience calm and relaxation. These sessions are directed by Mary Lou Stricklin, MSN, RN, CNS, FAAN.
Those new to or practiced in meditation are welcome!
Reiki Master is the most advanced class. You will learn the Master techniques, including how to attune others to Reiki, and will then be qualified to teach Reiki classes. Levels 1 and 2 are prerequisites. A certificate of completion will be provided.
Description: Seva Stress Release Part 1: This three hour class teaches an acupressure protocol (The Seva Stress Re-lease) that can be used for self-care, addressing a wide range of needs, including general relaxation and wellbeing or extreme shock and stress. This dynamic and interactive workshop allows the participant to ful-ly experience the Seva Stress release through demonstration and hands-on practice. Workshop partici-pants learn a unique touch method, various effective acupoints and how to use this protocol for self-care. In this workshop participants learn about the healing and transforming power of acupressure, practice tech-niques to use for self-care, and take home skills they can use for the rest of their life.
Objectives/Learning Outcomes At the completion of the workshop participants will be able to: Discuss the importance of self-care: Demonstrate touch method used in Soul Lightening Acupressure: Locate and access 15 specific acupoints; Demonstrate and return demonstration the Seva Stress Release for self-care during lab practicums; Describe and practice therapeutic presence and relationship interactions with others Prerequisites. This is an entry level workshop for professional healthcare providers and non-professionals. There are no prerequisites for this class.
SEVA Stress Release Part 2: Our special form of acupressure touch is reviewed, and students learn to give acupressure to others. The Seva Stress Release is demonstrated and practiced in two new ways: seated in chairs and lying comfortably on massage tables. After taking modules one and two, students have enough information and skill to practice easily on themselves, as well as with family and friends.
Continuing Education Credits available through: AHNA: American Holistic Nurses Association; NCBTMB: Massage Therapists; NCCAOM: Acupuncturists & Asian Bodywork Therapists.
Advance registration required. Call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register by phone, or click on the date above to register online.
Days & Time: Mondays & Wednesdays (ongoing) | 6:30 to 7 p.m.
Cost: $35 for a 10-class card
Registration: Click on the calendar and search by day to register online or call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register
Description: Strengthening the muscles of your abdomen is key to overall core strength, stability and performance in your daily life. Come to this 30-minute class to develop a stronger, firmer core with abdominal, oblique, and lower back exercises.
Cost: $35 for 10-class card
Registration: Click on the calendar and search by day to register online or call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register
Description: Our barre classes, led by Charlotte Petrie, IFTA, will tone, lengthen, and sculpt your whole body and improve your balance, all while having fun working out! Both classes are designed to complement each other and can accommodate all levels. Wear long pants and socks and bring a mat to class. Advance registration is required.
Barre Flow | Tuesdays (ongoing) | 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Tuesday's Barre Flow class will focus on balance and flexibility that includes a 15-20 minute stretch with lighter intensity and no cardio. Participants use small and large balls, resistance bands and yoga straps.
Barre Flex | Thursdays (ongoing) | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Thursday's Barre Flex class will focus on strength and movement goals with a slightly more intense, low-impact cardio that includes a 5-10 minute stretch, use of small and large balls and weights.
Days: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays (No Saturday classes May 28 - Sept. 3)
Time: 9 to 9:50 a.m.
Cost: $35 for a 10-class card
Registration: Click on the calendar and search by day to register online or call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register
Description: This multilevel class is for adults 50 and older who want to reap the benefits of aerobic and strength training. Dress in comfortable, loose clothing, and leave class feeling energetic.
Days: Tuesdays & Thursdays (ongoing class)
Time: 10 to 10:50 a.m.
Cost: $35 for a 10-class card
Registration: Click on the calendar and search by date to register online or call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register
Description: This multilevel exercise class is for the active senior who wants to reap the benefits of regular physical activity. Work at your own pace, enjoy the music and feel refreshed.
Days & Time: Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Fridays | 5:15 to 6 p.m. (No Friday classes May 27 - Sept. 2)
Cost: $35 for a 10-class card
Registration: Click on the calendar and search by day to register online or call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register
Description: A full body workout to include warm up, low impact aerobics, strength training and stretching. Suitable for all ages. Work at your own pace and leave feeling refreshed. Please bring a mat or towel and a water bottle.
Days & Times: Monday - Thursday | 8 to 9 a.m. and 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.
Monday, Wednesday, Friday* | 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
Monday, Wednesday | 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Friday ½ hour express | 5:30 to 6 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday | 10 to 11 a.m.
Cost: $179* for unlimited classes May 2 thru Aug. 31 at the Wellness Center and the Lakewood location OR $20 off of a class bundle.
Registration: Call 440.356.0337 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com with questions or to preregister
Description: You want to be fit? That's where we come in! Jazzercise fuses cardio, resistance training, Pilates, yoga, kickboxing and dance. Experience our new formats - Interval, Strength 60, Fusion, Interval Fusion and Core as well as our classic format, Dance Mixx. Feel results after three classes. With different formats to pick from, you will stay motivated and break thru plateaus. The average customer stays with Jazzercise for seven years. Why? Because it works! *New customers only or those not attending in six months or more.
*Childcare available M-W-F (9:30 class only). Reservations requested by the evening prior to class you'll attend. $20 for 10 classes or $3 a class. Call or text 440.554.4213 for reservations.
Days & Time: Mondays & Wednesdays | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
Cost: $55 per eight-class term or $130 for three terms (save $35)
Sessions: June 15 – July 13 (No class July 4);July 18 – Aug. 10; Aug. 17 – Sept. 14 (No class Sept. 5);Sept. 19 – Oct. 19 (No class Oct. 3, 10): Oct. 24 – Nov. 16; Nov. 21 – Dec. 19 (No class Nov. 23)
Registration: Visit www.flexcity.com or call 440.729.FINE (3463) to register.
Description:This results-oriented workout will sculpt and tone your muscles, improve your flexibility and core strength while revving up your metabolism. Bring a set of 5 lb. dumbbells and a mat to class.
Days & Time: Thursdays | 7:30 to 8:30 p.m
Cost: $55 per 8-week session
Session Runs: 8-week sessions (call for dates)
Registration: Call 440.263.3101 to register
Description: Have fun dancing and get your exercise! Learn slow dance steps to Fox-trot, Jitterbug/Swing steps, kicks and turns and Latin dances such as Cha-Cha, Salsa, Tango Salsa, Rumba and Mambo.
Safe Sitter® Babysitting Class | Saturday, Sept. 10; or Saturday, Nov. 12 | 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
$60 per student
According to Safe Sitter®, inadequate emphasis is placed on the magnitude of the responsibility a young teen accepts when caring for themselves and others. Most young teens lack the knowledge of first aid, rescue skills, behavior management techniques, and life experiences necessary for handling medical, behavioral, or household emergencies which might occur. Successful completion of this one-day program, taught by registered nurses, addresses these competencies.
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Family Yoga | Thursdays (ongoing) | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
$50 for a 10-class card
This FUN class, led by Jill Prok, E-RYT 200, provides an opportunity to cultivate bonding, wellness, and mindfulness! Practice yoga together in an engaging, developmentally appropriate manner to help your child build confidence and self-esteem, as well as a strong and healthy body. Family yoga includes posture variations to accommodate all of the students in the class.
Children ages 5+. LIMIT: One parent per two children (Or you have to purchase an additional card).
Mom & Baby Yoga | Infants 6 weeks to crawlers | Wednesdays (ongoing) | 10 to 11 a.m.
$50 for a 10-class card
Join us for a nurturing yoga practice filled with ways to enhance bonding and make babies happier and more comfortable in their bodies. Jill Prok, E-RYT 200, will teach you practices designed specifically to soothe and support baby's growing body, as well as yoga postures to increase your strength and flexibility and help relieve stress. Dads and caregivers are welcome to register, too!
Bring a small blanket and toy for your baby and a yoga mat for yourself. Infants 6-weeks to crawlers. One pass will allow two adults and one infant or one adult and two infants.
Mom & Baby Yoga | Wednesdays | Ongoing | 10 to 11 a.m.
$50 for a 10-class card or pay a $5 drop-in fee (Exact cash only)
Join us for a nurturing yoga practice filled with ways to enhance bonding and make babies happier and more comfortable in their bodies. Learn practices designed specifically to soothe and support your baby's growing body, as well as yoga postures to increase your strength and flexibility and help relieve stress. Dads and caregivers are welcome to register, too. Bring a small blanket and toy for your baby and a yoga mat for yourself. Infants 6 weeks to crawlers. Call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register by phone, or click on the calendar, search by date to register online.
Gentle Yoga | Thursdays | Ongoing | 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. (No class Aug. 25)
$50 for a 10-class card or pay a $5 drop-in fee (Exact cash only)
This class is appropriate for beginners and intermediate level yogis and will help establish a strong foundation for your yoga practice. This class is slower paced with a focus on developing clear and safe alignment in foundational poses, offering modifications and breath awareness. Postures will be held for longer periods of time. Call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register by phone, or click on the calendar, search by date to register online.
Family Yoga | Thursdays | Ongoing | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
$50 for a 10-class card or pay a $5 drop-in fee (Exact cash only)
This class presents an opportunity to cultivate emotional and physical bonding within your family. Family yoga includes postures for the whole family, including age and intensity level appropriate variations to accommodate all of the students in the class and make sure that everyone has fun! Children ages 5+. One parent per two children. Call 440.356.0670, option 5, to register by phone, or click on the calendar, search by date to register online.
Cleveland Clinic Yoga Classes
If you find traditional yoga poses uncomfortable, this 60-minute chair yoga class is designed specifically for you. Come discover the powerful benefits that yoga can bring. Call 216.448.4325, option 4 to register for this class or register online.
Wellness Yoga Level 2 | Mondays (Ongoing) | 5 to 6 p.m.
$12 per class | 5-class pass: $55 | 10-class pass: $100
This class will incorporate postures that are practiced while seated on a chair, or standing, using the chair as a prop. The instructor will be able to guide participants of all ability levels, and may be practiced as gently or strongly as the student prefers. While the instructor will be able to guide participants of all ability levels, this is primarily an intermediate level class. Call 216.448.4325, option 4 to register for this class or register online.
Qigong for Everyone | Tuesdays | Ongoing | 6 to 6:45 pm
$13 per class or $10 per class for 2 or more classes
Qigong ("chee-gung") uses slow graceful movement, coordinated with breathing to improve circulation and energy throughout the body, creating vitality with relaxation. This class includes breath practice, meditation and a changing weekly Qigong routine. Call Mary-Martha Corrigan at 216.661.6789 to register.
Qigong Plus | Tuesdays | Ongoing | 6 to 7:30 p.m.
$15 per class or $13 per class for 2 or more classes
Zhineng Practitioners extend Qigong class with an extra 45 minutes of revitalizing Zhineng Qigong and a discussion of Zen Philosophy. The Zhineng Qigong course is a prerequisite for Qigong Plus (see Zhineng Qigong listing for details). Call Mary-Martha Corrigan at 216.661.6789 to register.
Zhineng Qigong | Sept. 29 – Oct. 20 (Must register by Sept. 15) | 6 to 9 p.m.
$200, plus $30 material fee payable to instructor at first class
Restore your vigor. Discover the secret of longevity, vitality, calmness, and balance through this very special Qigong technique. You will learn to work with your body's energy system to profoundly improve your health and well-being. This holistic healing system is known worldwide for ease of learning and practice. Course includes 3 CDs and instructional handouts. Call Mary-Martha Corrigan at 216.661.6789 to register.
Alzheimer's Support Group
Last Thursday of the Month | 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Call 1.800.272.3900 for more information.
Breastfeeding Support Group
Monday, Tuesday, Friday | 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Thursdays 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Call 440.356.0347 for more information.
New Beginnings: Cleveland Clinic Bereavement Drop-In Support Group
Second Tuesday of the Month | 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Call Rev. Mark Oster, MDiv, BCC at 216.209.0856 for more information.
Parkinson's Support Group
Third Tuesday of the Month | 1:30 to 3 p.m.
Call 440.356.0670, option 5 for more information.
Postpartum Depression Support Group (POEM for Moms)
Every Tuesday | 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Call 216.373.0302 for more information.
Stroke (Re-Set) Support Group
Last Thursday of the Month | 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.
June 2016 is located off-site. Call 440.356.9104 for more information.
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IUCN Brings Together Top Expertise in Nature Conservation to Hawaii
The sixth IUCN World Conservation Congress opens today in Hawaii. The largest nature conservation gathering in the world, the IUCN WCC will gather over 8000 delegates: specialists and decision makers from about 160 countries, the private sector, NGOs and the UN.
Minister Tiilikainen: The proposal by the European Commission on implementing the Paris Agreement presents a challenging target for Finland
Today, the European Commission presented the remaining proposals on implementing the Paris Agreement within the European Union. A proposal on emissions trading related to energy production and industry has already been presented.
Minister Tiilikainen presents Finland's model for sustainable development in the UN
Minister of Agriculture and the Environment Kimmo Tiilikainen will present Finland's model for sustainable development at a High-level Political Forum on Sustainable Development, which will be held at the UN Headquarters in New York next week.
Unesco's World Heritage Committee meets in Istanbul from 10 to 20 July
Unesco's World Heritage Committee will hold its 40th session in Istanbul, Turkey, on 10 –20 July. Finland is a member of the Committee in 2014–2017. The Committee will nominate new cultural and natural properties and mixed properties with both cultural and natural values on the World Heritage List. The Committee will also review the protection status of world heritage properties and discuss the strengthening of the financing of world heritage activities. The current number of world heritage prop
Finland has decided on the enactment of the Nagoya Protocol on access to and use of genetic resources
Today, the Finnish Government approved a decree that ratifies the enactment of Nagoya Protocol in Finland. The Nagoya Protocol supplements the UN Convention on Biological Diversity, which is the first general and legally binding international agreement on access to genetic resources and the sharing of benefits. It is aimed at ensuring the conservation of genetic material for future generations and safeguarding the fair and equitable sharing of benefits between providers and users.
Observation of the critically endangered Baltic Sea harbour porpoise starts again
Early summer is a good time to observe harbour porpoises in the Baltic Sea waters. Harbour porpoise is the only species of cetaceans in the Baltic Sea, and it is critically endangered. The population in the main basin of the Baltic Sea is estimated at about 500 specimens. Data from observations by citizens is a valuable addition to the research and protection of harbour porpoises.
Shift towards prevention in reducing homelessness
On June 9, the Government issued a resolution on the Action Plan for Preventing Homelessness in Finland 2016–2019. The plan consistently emphasises early recognition of the risk of becoming homeless and rapid intervention when a person is at risk of homelessness or has recently become homeless.
High Commissioner Abdeladim Lhafi from Morocco, a country preparing for the UN Climate Conference, on a visit to Finland
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How has Sir Alex's autobiography gone down in the Premier League, and which manager is refusing to read it?
Sir Alex Ferguson's explosive autobiography was released this week, looking back on his three decades in management. The former Manchester United boss revealed secrets from the Old Trafford dressing room and gave his view on a variety of issues in the Premier League.
But what did the top flight managers make of it, and will they be buying a copy? Sportsmail went to go and find out.
I'm not sure. Normally I like to read books from other managers who inspire me. I have read Sir Alex's autobiography before!
I will probably go through it, but you can read it quicker by reading everything that's already come out in the press; by reading the most important or speculative points. There is so much history with the manager that it is probably a great read.
Not sure: Andre Villas-Boas doesn't know if he'll read Sir Alex Ferguson's autobiography
What happened one day with Roy Keane or a boot in the head of Beckham and why that happened - that can't be the most interesting thing in a book about a manager's life for 25-26 years.
I don't know if I'll buy it. Maybe I can have it as a present for Christmas and June is my birthday. I think there is a book coming out about me, but that is not an autobiography. I think other people have done it five or six times with me.
I think that when you are part of a football team it is group. That means players, staff, manager and all that administration. You are a group and we always say, 'Okay we have to try to be a group', and then suddenly things come after that in books or in interviews. People sometimes start to talk about what happened there and he said this. And you think at that time we all agreed that it was a group and you see so many times people coming out saying what happened and what he did.
You can do it but I wouldn't do it so don't expect me in five or 10 years' time to talk about what really happened with that penalty at Wembley (when Nathan Dyer and Jonathan De Guzman had a spat) and did you say anything to the players and what he said back.
Headlines: Michael Laudrup refuses to believe Ferguson's dressing room revelations are the most interesting part the most interesting aspect of the book
At the moment you have that group and it should stay like that. People are always saying what happens in the dressing room stays in the dressing room. But you are asking me about a few headlines.
If we are talking about a guy like Ferguson, he has been manager for a lifetime and I am sure there is a lot of really good stuff in there talking about and explaining games, tactics, systems that everybody could learn from. But the headlines are all about these things, about one player and the other player who wanted to leave. The few headlines I saw yesterday, I refuse to believe that is the most interesting thing in that book.
I won't be reading it, probably not, I tend not to read too many football books.
The last one I picked up and tried to read was Pep Guardiola's - I think I got about halfway through and I haven't finished it. It's not something I do.
I've seen the headlines, so I think I've read all the juicy bits already!
Not fussed: Steve Clarke says he doesn't read football books and only got halfway through Pep Guardiola's
You haven't let me read the book yet! It's like you don't want people to read the book, we've spoken and written about it too much. I want to buy the book and read it. I will try before the summer, if not in the summer.
Get round to it: Jose Mourinho will try and read a copy
Well, Christmas is coming so someone's bound to buy it me. If it's from 1999 to now I wouldn't have thought he will talk about me too much.
But I don't have to read the book. I just pick up the phone and speak to him if I need to know anything.
Any book which is written by a football person or people in the public eye, there are always issues that have gone on in the past and those are the ones that people want to read about.
When you sign up for a book deal that's the pound of flesh and you have to give it the publishers.
That's the reason everybody has jumped on three or four incidents that have happened. Sir Alex would have known and understood that when he made the decision to write it.
Off the hook: Mark Hughes said he will ring Ferguson if there is something he wants to know
It's difficult for me to speak about the book, because I haven't read it yet. Pizzagate was a little bit of unrest in the tunnel area.
Mike Riley was the referee and he didn't have the best day, Rio Ferdinand shouldn't have been on the pitch after 20 minutes.
Yes it was aggressive, to lose after such a long undefeated run and the way we did was not acceptable. I will read the book, but I've not got time yet.
I hope he is right on both sides and he is usually a good judge. He obviously has good memories of the club.
I've no plans to write my own book, that might change. But I don't have that motivation at the moment.
The past is history and history needs to be written. It's good, it's a legacy of his career. But I can't talk about it too much as I've not read it yet.
I didn't see it! Arsene Wenger intends to read the book and said Ferguson is a good judgeI didn't see it! Arsene Wenger hasn't read the book yet but said Ferguson is a good judge
I got left out. I think obviously I'm looking forward to getting my free copy as he said he forgot to put me in it. I'm looking forward to reading it when it comes out. I'll be trotting down to the launch in London in November to see him more than anything else. He told me the publisher left me out, that's not too much of a great concern for me.
Left out! West Ham manager Sam Allardyce wasn't referenced in the autobiography
I can't read it now because it's 400 pages and I haven't the time. But I will take it with me if I get a couple of weeks in summer when I go to my house in Spain.
Before you read books, if you know what is in them you will never read. After 20 pages you will decide whether to keep on reading or throw it in the corner.
I will get it. Especially if someone else buys it then I can try it. There are a few Dutch players, Van Nistelrooy, Jaap Stam, and for me it's an interesting book to read. But I have to wait.
Interesting: Martin Jol is looking forward to reading about the Dutch players Ferguson has managed
I've not read it yet but I will. I'm pretty sure there will be things other managers can learn. He will go down as probably the best British manager of all-time in history and I don't think that is an over-statement.
How can you not learn from someone like that in football with the amount he has done and the experiences he has had?
There are little things that anyone can take. You can always take things from other people – good or bad.
I'm not surprised (by the criticism) at all. I don't think he will be losing any sleep over it put it that way.
He has had enough on his plate and to be fair so I haven't spoken to him recently. He said managers should have full control of the team which is obviously what the manager should have.
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1999 Ford Taurus Sedan SE 4dr Sedan
Bought this car less than a year ago from a dealership, have had nothing but problems for the last six months. Needed a new fuel pump, engine revs itself, overheats frequently, faulty hoses and wiring, doesn't start sometimes for no reason. I was really excited when I first got the car and have been frustrated ever since.
um, it's comfortable?
Not having everything in the car break at only 110K miles.
My dad gave me the car 2 years ago. I have loved it up until recently.It's been a well maintained car while both of us have had it, more recently, really stupid things have been going wrong with it, like the heater hose, but guess what they don't make those heater hoses any more...by the way the are a molded maze of nightmares,the master cylinder was just replaced with the brake booster too, and the cam shaft position sensor went bad, don't go by the diagram to replace it, you will never find it. The starter is out on it now, due to an oil leak and I had to replace a battery, for the second time, 90 bux they are for that car. i liked the car, until ford stopped makin parts for it!
It's a comfortable car to drive and everything has been reliable in it until more recently...I have gotten great gas mileage from her...35 on highway and about 15 -18 around town, which really I think is pretty good. I will hate to see this car go! It handles well too.
Well, I am no mechanic, but the hosing system stinks! The starter, not in a great spot its under the engine....and does it really need a cam shaft position sensor? Also, what's with the dummy distributor? I think ford calls it an emissions pack...something like that...things were a mess that year!
My mom purchased car new in 99 because I recommended it, Nascar, and it's 5 star crash test rating. LOVED IT. Great Performance & Style, what made it was the opt. DOHC 24V & spoiler makes the car look 100% better (esp. in black). I inherited it in 06 w/ 47k mi. after it sat neglected in Fl for over a year, got it running & drove it back to home to it's origin in PA w/ no problems. Fixed it up and did some mods 2 up performance & looks, man did it make a difference. Engine purred even when stock, growled w/ aftermarket exhaust. I LOVED this car & made it into something beautiful, sold it @ 73k mi. because was time 2 move on to something that fit me better..Cobra. Farewell T..
24V DOHC Duratec, did i mention being able 2 burn out in a FWD family sedan? engine- in the new tarus's today & bored out to make 260hp! moonroof, spoiler, SHO chrome rims, space, exhaust, comfort esp. seats on long trips
TRANSMISSION. would be a much better car if it had a half decent tranny, sold mine before the inevitable.. Electronics, Power steering hose.
I bought this car used from a dealership. I twisted their arm into giving me a 1K warranty and immediately I brought it in for repair. They said everything checked out fine, so I took it to a local mechanic and they said there were issues with the transmission. By the time I found that out, the 1K miles were up and the dealer only reimbursed me for some repairs done by the local mechanic within the 1K miles. 1.5 years later car still runs (barely) but the heat is gone, electric locks don't work, and I can't unlock my doors with a key in the winter cause of the internal locking mechs are bad. Do your research before purchasing a ford.
The radio is terrible on the tauraus and it costs an arm and a leg to put in an aftermarket CD player to replace that crappy bubble display.
I had my Taurus se sedan for about 2 years now, and I have to say its been great. Like any other car, minor things go. All I had to replace in it since I had it was the starter and two front tires. No big deal. Thats normal parts to fix. I just replaced the battery not because I had to but because I wanted a brand new one good for 5 years. Other than that its been very dependable. Starts up everyday. No dings, dents or rust on it at all. I love the style. Like it a lot better than the newer styles out now. Iit drives very well. Handles very well. As long as you get an oil change every 3,000 miles. I love the power seat. 6 different adjustments.
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HOUSTON — Federal agents raided several Houston bus companies suspected of transporting illegal immigrants across the country, according to a report in the Houston Chronicle. Twenty-two people have been charged with conspiracy to transport illegal immigrants, with each conviction carrying a maximum prison sentence of 10 years and a fine of up to $250,000. For the full story, click here.
One bill requires buses designed to carry 39 or more passengers and made after July 1, 2020, to be equipped with emergency lighting that would be automatically activated in the event of a collision.
For this study, a motorcoach — defined as a vehicle designed for long-distance transportation of passengers — characterized by integral construction with an elevated passenger deck located over a baggage compartment.
The wheelchair accessible Prevost vehicles are equipped with comfortable seating for 55 passengers and feature reclining seats, footrests, power outlets and wireless internet access among other amenities.
The D4505 recently received improvements, including dual 150-amp Denso alternators, new parcel racks that expand luggage capacity and the REI A/V system.
During a three-year period (210-2014), the number of shuttle vehicles on Bay Area roadways jumped by more than 60 percent and ridership increased by 45 percent.
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