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Please help! what is the difference betweeen bells palsy and ramseys hunt syndrome?
Herpes: Herpes oticus, also called ramsay hunt syndrome (an old term), is a infection of the facial nerve by the chicken pox virus, herpes zoster. It is painful. Bell's palsy is a dysfunction of the facial nerve of unknown cause. There is typically no pain with a bell's palsy. ...Read more
Bell's palsy to ramsay hunt syndrome, what to do?
Ramsay Hunt: The diagnosis and treatment of ramsay hunt syndrome is a bit complex. Your neurologist should have a crack at it and if you still are having lots of problems may refer you a subspecialty neurologist or pain specialist. Use of anti-viral medications, treatment of post herpetic neuralgia, and use of steroids have probably already been discussed with you or tried. ...Read more
Can there be a connection between gulf war syndrome and bells palsy?
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Is there a connection between guillain barre syndrome and bells palsy?
Yes: The famous c miller fisher described facial paresis with ataxia and areflexia as a variant of guillain barre. This fisher variant is rare but well known. ...Read more
Is there a syndrome that reverses aging?
Not aware.: Dorian gray syndrome: exists only in literature. All of the contrary, on progeria pts are children that accelerate the rate of aging and look and have the diseases of old people and die very young from diseases of the elderly. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
I think I have wilson's syndrome, what do I do now?
No enough info: if you have a sibling who has been diagnosedwith this condition, you need an evaluation By a physician knowledgeable in this rare autosomal recessive disorder like a metabolic or boochemical geneticist. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What are the actual causes of this syndrome?
Need More Info: I need more information to understand your question. Please ask the question using specific information about the syndrome you are asking about. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
What is horner's syndrome?
Read: Horner's syndrome is the combination of drooping of the eyelid (ptosis) and constriction of the pupil (miosis), sometimes accompanied by decreased sweating of the face on the same side; redness of the conjunctiva of the eye is often also present. It indicates a problem with the sympathetic nervous system. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
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Doctor can evaluate: Other than treating the underlying condition(s) causing raynaud's symptoms, avoiding emotional stress, keeping warm, not smoking, and avoiding caffeine, some medications can help. Nifedipine, diltiazem, losartan, and prazosin have been used in patients with raynaud's phenomenon, to block vasospasm and/or relax vessels so they can dilate to let more blood flow through them. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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Dryness arthritis: Typically it is dryness of eyes, mouth, arthritis, swelling of salivary glands. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
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OSU Network Identification (ONID) is a universal computer account available to all OSU students and employees.
Users receive a free email address with your ONID account, but ONID is much more than email. With an ONID username and password, you also get access to University technology services, the wireless network, Canvas, ResNet, IS computer labs, and the Interlibrary Loan.
For more information visit Using Your ONID webpage.
Note: Spouses of OSU employees are Affiliates, not Associates. Affiliates are not eligible for ONID accounts.
Instructions are available on Getting Started with ONID.
Graduating students: one year after graduation.
Non-graduating students: accounts are deactivated one term after the student's final eligible registration, and deleted one term after that.
Employees: accounts are deactivated two months after the employee's termination, and deleted one term after that.
Detailed information on ONID duration can be found here.
To log into onid.oregonstate.edu, click here and click "Log into ONID"
Commonly asked questions about ONID accounts can be found on the FAQ page.
Your ONID account is what you will be using to log into various online services with OSU. For information on setting up your onid, click here.
After you complete those steps, you ONID account will have been created and you will immediately be able to use your ONID account to:
Please be sure to take time and review the acceptable use policy provided by OSU
Below you will find information on how to sign up for an ONID account.
FAQ - Questions and Answers that you may have.
Using your ONID - Services provided for ONID users.
ONID E-mail - Read your email how you want.
Please note if you are a new student and have just registered for classes you may need to wait up to 6 hours for the registration system to update ONID before you can sign up for your ONID account. Updates occur at 2AM, 8AM, 2PM, and 8PM Pacific Time.
Your new hire paperwork must be processed by Human Resources before you are eligible for an ONID account.
If you're still having issues, feel free to call the OSU Computer Helpdesk at 541-737-3474.
MyONID is the web interface used to view and modify many settings related to your ONID e-mail, web space, and printing. From this site you can also visit the ONID Webmail interface.
Anyone who has a valid ONID account can login to, and use the MyONID interface.
Learn about who is eligible for an ONID account.
Go to http://onid.oregonstate.edu/ and click the "Login to ONID" link on the left (just below the "ONID - OSU Network ID" banner). After entering your ONID username and password, you will be greeted with the MyONID web interface.
Below are explanations of what you can do in each section of ONID:
This link will redirect your web browser to the appropriate page where you check ONID email. This will most likely be Gmail.
The Disk Quota page will display: your current disk space usage; how much disk space is allotted (currently 2GB or 2048MB); and when your ONID disk space is set to expire. This is the most accurate way to determine your ONID disk space usage.
The Mail Quota page lists the amount of space your ONID e-mail is currently using, the mailbox quota (currently 500 MB), as well as the Limit (aka Hard Cap) at which you will no longer receive email. This will not be visible if you use Gmail.
A table is also available, showing the breakdown of your space usage by folder. Nested folders will look like this:
Corresponds to the following (in the web interface):
Manage Mail controls your forwarding, spam block, Filters, and Out of Office settings. If you use gmail to get your ONID email, these settings are managed in Gmail.
To learn more about how to use this section, view our Manage Mail Help.
Aside from a detailed list of all of your print jobs, you can also see what your current Pages Printed count is (both for the current billing period, and lifetime), your last print location, your current balance, and your last billed date. You are provided at first with a brief summary of all your print jobs, if you want to view a more detailed list click on "Detailed List of Print Jobs" which resides under the table.
This section is very useful if you are trying to figure out where that extra expense on your University bill came from, and the detailed list can help you view everything you've ever billed to your ONID account.
Quick Links are the list of websites found on the first page of ONID (under the "MyONID Info" section). You can create as many as 25 links to websites that you frequently visit. Class websites, research sites, library links are all useful links. This can be a very handy tool if you frequently access class websites that have long URL's or are difficult to remember.
ONID and Central Web Services have combined forces to bring every student access to a MySQL database for use with many different server side applications. A few examples being a forum, photo gallery, blog, and pretty much any other database heavy web application!
From here you can modify your database administrator username, password, your database password, and even find useful links to sites related to the MySQL technology being provided.
A list of the requirements for creating a password, as well as a brief explanation for the security policies is given on this page. Below that, you will find a place to reset your password. You must enter your current password, then type a new one twice. The included password strength meter allows for you to see how strong a password your selection is. You should always aim for the "Strongest" level.
For instructions on changing your password, go to our helpdocs page!
Manage Mail allows you to control your spam block, filters, and Out of Office settings. You may also forward your ONID email to a different OSU email address.
From the Manage Mail page, you can modify the following areas of your ONID email account:
Any email address entered in the text field will send all email sent to your <username>@onid.oregonstate.edu address to the entered address. This can be handy if you have another college email, or have an email account setup on a desktop application (such as Outlook), as you will only have to go to one place to find your email.
There are some risks with forwarding your ONID email. We recommend that you avoid using non-University email addresses as your forward (hotmail, gmail, yahoo, etc) as we cannot guarantee the delivery of email to that address. This is mostly due to spam outbreaks, which cause our mail servers to be blocked by some email providers.
If you do set your mail to forward off campus, it is highly recommended that you check the "Keep a copy of each forwarded message on ONID" box. This is useful in the situation where the forwarded address blocks email from ONID, as you will still be able to find your email in the web interface.
If you are using Google Mail for OSU, visit the forwarding mail from Google Mail page.
To enable mail forwarding -
Spam Assassin is an email filter that detects spam and moves it to a folder outside of your main inbox folder (moves flagged email to "junk-mail"). To learn more about spam assassin's features, or how it works, you can visit the publishers site at SpamAssassin.com
To enable Spam Assassin, you must check the "Use Spam Assassin" box.
If you'd like Spam Assassin to automatically delete email that is blatantly a spam message, check the "Discard obvious spam messages with scores above 10" box.
To have Spam Assassin automatically clear out your junk mail folder, check the "Automatically delete messages older than days from junk-mail folder" box.
Please note: the default setting is 30 days, this can be increased or decreased as you see fit.
ONID allows you to either block unwanted email addresses, or setup powerful sorting "filters" which move emails from certain people or websites to a folder you've created. This can be very helpful for keeping your class emails separated from work, or special mailing lists that you are on. The Personal Mail Filters is your gateway to a nicely structured email organization system.
To block an unwanted email address, enter the full address (such as "firstname.lastname@example.com") in the Email Address/Domain field and leave the destination field blank. A table will appear below listing all of your filter settings.
To move emails from an instructor to a class folder, enter the instructors email address (such as "firstname.lastname@example.com") in the Email Address/Domain field and enter a folder name corresponding to the class title (for instance "COMM 111"). A table will appear below listing all of your filter settings.
The Out of Office Service is a way to let people that email you know that you are not checking your email and may not respond to their email for some time. If you have started the Out of Office Service, when someone sends you an email they will get an email back with the message you entered into the Out of Office Service.
The Out of Office Service keeps track of who it has sent your message to and will only send a response to the same email address once a week. The Out of Office Service will only respond to email sent directly to you. Messages to mailing lists that you are subscribed to should not get an Out of Office response.
With the Out of Office Service started, you will still receive mail in your ONID account and any mail filters you have created will still apply, including Spam Assassin.
To use the Out of Office service, simply enter any information you would like to be entered in the auto-generated replies, and click the "Set Out of Office Service" button. Now any emails sent to your ONID will be automatically replied to with your Out of Office reply, letting the sender know to not expected a personal response until you return.
Employees that would like to use a preferred name or nickname in ONID and the OSU Online Directory may make their request by completing the Name Change form on the OSCAR website.
Note: for information on changing other directory details such as phone number or preferred email, please review the Online Directory Changes page or the HR Campus Directory Profile page.
The Office of the Registrar allows students to use a preferred first name other than a legal name by filing a biographical changes form, found here: Biographical Changes Form.
ONID usernames are formed by using up to seven characters of the last name, one or more characters of their first name, and a number, if needed, to form a unique username . No other format is available.
ONID Usernames may be requested to be changed for the following reasons:
You are not required to change your username when your legal name changes and it will not automatically change. You must request this change. If you would just like to change the name displayed in your Google mail, follow the instructions in this document. If you would like to change your exchange? email address (usually your email@example.com), contact your local help desk. These two changes do not require a username change.
Consider the following issues prior to changing your ONID username:
If you still want to change your ONID username, please contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk.
NOTE: If you have any issue in the password reset process, go ahead and contact the Oregon State Computer Helpdesk 541-737-3474.
ONID has a lot of powerful features, and is tied to many aspects of campus life.
Most of the student online resources at Oregon State use the ONID credentials. This includes Canvas, ONID Email, Online Services, and the ONID settings page.
After completing the sign up for ONID, the last page will display your ONID Username. This generally takes the form of your last name followed by the first letter of your first name, but will vary depending on the length of your name, and if you have a common name.
When signing in with your ONID, make sure and only use your ONID username, and not your full email. For example, if your name is 'John Doe', and your ONID username is 'doej', you would use 'doej' as the username whenever signing in. Your password will be the same one you created when registering for ONID.
Here are some common areas you will use your ONID account as a login:
If you are in need of changing your ONID username, read more on our Name Changes page.
All ONID printing is done with BeaverPrint. Information on how to use this tool can be found on our Helpdocs page.
With ONID, you can create, maintain, and control a personal website hosted right on Oregon State servers. Oregon State now has 2GB (per user) of space that can be used for blogging, forums, galleries, or even coursework. These sites are hosted at people.oregonstate.edu. You can also use Google Drive for web sorage, and can be accessed at drive.google.com
Creating a website on the ONID web servers is a fairly straightforward (albeit technical) process, and we have outlined what to do on our publishing Your Web Site page.
ONID has provided a shell server with which to connect, so that students can have some hands on experience with Unix without having to create their own Unix computer. Again, this is a fairly technical topic, so we have outlined the process on our Shell/Unix page.
If you need any help, feel free to contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk at 541-737-3474.
The home directory is server storage space provided by ONID for anyone with an ONID account. Here you will find 2GB of space, to be used for anything from hosting a website to saving a paper so you can print it from the Library.
In the public_html folder, any files listed will be viewable publicly at people.oregonstate.edu/~<username> (where <username> is your ONID username). This is where you can place and maintain a website, or a more powerful application.
The other folder available, <username>, is a storage folder that can't be viewed by others, and is a good storage location for anything you want to be able to access from anywhere, but don't necessarily want others to be able to access/view.
First, select the option below which best describes where you are located:
If your Windows computer is on the OSU network (either plugged into a network port at a building on campus, using the OSU wireless network, or using VPN from off-campus), you can mount your ONID home directory to your Windows computer. Follow these steps:
Note: These steps only work on Windows Vista or later
Windows Vista, 7:
Click on the Start menu and type in the search field, Run.
Windows 8/8.1:
Hold the Windows Key + R.
If your Windows computer is not on the OSU network, or the On Campus instructions do not work for you, you can use any SSH-based secure file copy program. We recommend WinSCP to securely transfer files between your computer and your ONID account.
WinSCP is available at http://winscp.net/download/winscp556setup.exe
Download and Install WinSCP.
Follow these steps to connect to your ONID account using WinSCP:
On the left side, you will see the files and directories on your computer. On the right side are the files and directories on your ONID account.
To transfer a file or directory from your ONID account to your computer, simply drag-and-drop the item from the right side to the left side. To transfer a file from your computer to your ONID account, drag-and-drop the item from the left side to the right side.
To close your connection and exit WinSCP, click on the Commands menu and choose Quit.
If your Mac OS X computer is on the OSU network (either plugged into a network port at a building on campus, using the OSU wireless network, or using VPN from off-campus), you can mount file Servers to your Mac OS X computer. Follow these steps:
1. From the Finder, click on the Go menu and choose Connect To Server.
2. In the Address field, enter "smb://onid-fs.onid.oregonstate.edu" and click the Connect button. You can also add it to a list of Favorites by pressing the plus button.
Note: CN customers can access two other File Servers -
3. Enter your ONID username and password. Click Connect.
Note: CN customers should enter their CN credentials instead of their ONID credentials
4. Choose your Volume from the list of shares and click OK.
5. Your file server will now be a drive on your desktop!
If your Mac computer is not on the OSU network, or the On Campus instructions do not work for you, you can use any SSH-based secure file copy program. We recommend Cyberduck to securely transfer files between your computer and your ONID account.
Cyberduck is available at http://cyberduck.ch/
You will see a listing of files and directories from your ONID home directory. To transfer a file or directory, simply drag-and-drop the item to or from your Mac.
To close your connection, click the Disconnect button.
AuthType Basic
AuthName "Password Required"
AuthUserFile /users/{uX}/{a}/{username}/.htpasswd
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shell:~> prompt type
htpasswd -c .htpasswd {username} and press enter to create the .htpasswd file in your home directory. Replace {username} with the username you would like to user for web authentication. Note: If you wish to password protect another directory, type cd {directory path} before you create the .htpasswd file. Replace {directory path} with the directory path e.g. public_html/spring2010/assignments
Note: ONID provides personal website space for all ONID users. If you need a professional website for your student organization or department, go to oregonstate.edu/is/services/cws to request a Drupal site.
Setting up your personal website on the ONID server can be broken down into 6 main steps:
In order to access your ONID directory, you must be able to connect to it from a remote location.
Read the Connecting to your Home Directory instructions.
Your home directory should already have a directory named public_html. If it doesn't already have one, you will have to create one using shell access.
Commands for creating your public_html directory, if you don't already have one:
mkdir public_html
chmod 755 public_html
You must write your HTML pages using an HTML/text editor.
There are a number of HTML editors out there. Some are WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get), some are code-based, and some are a hybrid of both. For all practical purposes, if you are trying to make a webpage it would be a good idea to make sure you understand HTML. Unfortunately, we do not have the resources to teach you how to use HTML. There are, however, a lot of resources on the web that you could take advantage of. Here are a few links you should check out if you are not familiar with HTML:
You may contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk for more HTML help, but use that resource only for specific questions. Don't send us an email saying, "How do I write html?" until you have taken a look at the resource links provided above. You can ask us questions like, "What tag do you use to insert a carriage return?" for example.
The files you create must be placed in your public_html directory.
Moving your .html files to your public_html directory can be done from any machine with an internet connection. Please read the Connecting to your Home Directory instructions.
Once your files are on the server, they must be configured so that people can read them.
Typically, your files should already have the right permissions on them. However, there are some instances where your transferred files won't be seen when you try to access them through the web. If this happens to you, then you can fix it in a few easy steps using shell access.
Commands for changing permissions on your .html files in your public_html directory:
cd ~/public_html
find ./ -type d -exec chmod 755 {} \;
find ./ -type f -exec chmod 644 {} \;
Once everything is completed, you should be able to view your web page by visiting http://people.oregonstate.edu/~username/ in any basic web browser (Firefox, Internet Explorer) -- just replace "username" with your username.
Before you give out your web address to all your friends, make sure to go check it yourself to see if you made any errors.
If you've reached this point and you're stuck, please contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk by sending us an email.
The ONID shell server is shell.onid.oregonstate.edu
For more information, visit SSH (Secure Shell).
Once you remotely connect to the server using SSH, you encounter the world of UNIX. The following information is meant to help you develop a background in UNIX and become familiar with its capabilities.
UNIX, an operating system developed by Bell Labs, is still regarded as one of the most powerful, versatile, and flexible operating systems in the world -- now over three decades after its birth. Its popularity and success are due to many factors, including its ability to run on a wide variety of machines, and its portability. UNIX is best described as simple, powerful, and elegant.
UNIX has many basic commands that let you modify and create files by using various system commands. These commands are entered at a prompt. The prompt looks something like this:
Webmonkey hosts a great UNIX reference page. You should take a look around to get familiar with basic UNIX commands:
Webmonkey UNIX Guide
Your ONID account hangs around for a little while after you leave the university.
All ONID accounts are deleted one term after deactivation.
Until your ONID account is deactivated, you will have access to all services that require ONID credentials. This includes Google Apps, Office 365, RemoteApps, Citrix Receiver, OSU VPN? etc.
Deactivated accounts retain all account data, including all e-mails. However, you will not be able to log in to the account to access that information. If your account is deactivated, and you need temporary access to your e-mails or files, you can contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk to reactivate your account for a short period of time.
Deleted accounts are permanently deleted off of our servers. Any data that was deleted with these accounts cannot be recovered, so make sure to transfer any contacts or important data to another account.
Please refer to our Take Google with You (Leaving OSU) helpdoc for detailed steps on retaining your information from Google.
If you have files stored up in your OneDrive, you're going to need to download them locally to your computer. To do this, we will need OneDrive for Business.
For Windows users: OneDrive for Business comes with your Office 365 download.
For Mac users: You will need to download the OneDrive for Business Mac Sync client.
To sync your files:
Your files will now begin syncing with your OneDrive for Business folder.
For Windows users: This folder can usually be found in C:\Users\(yourPCname).
For Mac: You can find your OneDrive folder by clicking on the cloud icon in the upper right hand corner and selecting "Open OneDrive for Business folder."
This sync may take a while, depending on your internet connection and how many files you had stored up in the cloud. Once your files have all completed downloading, you can copy them to a different folder anywhere on your local or external drive.
The OSU Network ID (ONID) is the basic network account provided to everyone associated with the university. When you sign up for your ONID account, your ONID email account is also created. The email address will be formatted as firstname.lastname@example.com
Your username is provided at the end of the ONID sign up process. For more information about your ONID account click on the ONID category in the help topics menu.
Be being a student, faculty, staff, or associate at Oregon State, you get access to an ONID Gmail account as well. This Gmail account can be used for anything you need, but keep in mind it will not be around once you are no longer associated with Oregon State. If your account is not on the Gmail system and is still in Cyrus, you can opt into Gmail here.
Before you can setup your gmail account on a desktop client or alternate mobile application you must enable IMAP and allow less secure apps through the Google account settings. This is necessary for clients to send/receive, manage, and organize emails.
You are done!
Your phone should now receive emails from your ONID account. If you are not getting email or if the above instructions are not working for you, please call the OSU Computer Helpdesk at (541) 737-3474 and we'll help you out.
These instructions are only for the legacy (old) webmail client. Most people should use the above ONID Gmail instructions.
You are done!
Your phone should now receive emails from your ONID account. If you are not getting email or if the above instructions are not working for you, please call the OSU Computer Helpdesk at (541) 737-3474 and we'll help you out.
Your ONID email should then start to sync with your Blackberry device.
The easiest way to register your account will automatically configures the server information for you. Simply follow these steps, and you should be good to go.
That's it!
In the Outgoing Mail Server area,
Your iPod/iPad is now configured to check your mail! You may now select which items you would like to sync (mail and notes). To read your ONID email, click on Mail from the iPod toolbar.
In the Outgoing Mail Server area,
Your iPod/iPad is now configured to check your mail! You may now select which items you would like to sync (mail and notes). To read your ONID email, click on Mail from the iPod toolbar.
To search for people, click on the Address Book icon at the top of your Outlook window, or click on the To... button while composing a message. Choose directory.oregonstate.edu from the Address Book drop-down list. Type the name of the person you would like to look up in the Search field.
To search for people, click on the Address Book icon at the top of your Outlook window, or click on the To... button while composing a message. Choose directory.oregonstate.edu from the Address Book drop-down list. Type the name of the person you would like to look up in the Search field.
Outlook Express is now configured and should begin downloading your mail. To set up Outlook to use the OSU Online Directory, so you can search for users in the OSU address book, please read the instructions below:
While composing a new message, click on the To: button to open the Select Recipients window. Click on the Find... button to open the Find People window. Select directory.oregonstate.edu from the Look in drop-down list. Enter a name or email address, then click the Find Now button to search. Select the correct person and click the To: -> button to add them to your new message.
Windows Mail is now configured to check your mail!
Windows Mail is now configured to check your mail!
While composing a new message, click on the To: button to open the Select Recipients window. Click on the Find... button to open the Find People window. Select directory.oregonstate.edu from the Look in drop-down list. Enter a name or email address, then click the Find Now button to search. Select the correct person and click the To: -> button to add them to your new message.
Thunderbird is now configured to check your mail, and should start downloading messages from your ONID account.
These instructions are only for the legacy (old) webmail client. Most people should use the above ONID Gmail instructions.
Thunderbird is now configured to check your mail, and should start downloading messages from your ONID account.
To search for an address, click on the Tools menu and choose Address Book (Or click the Address Boook button in the top menu).
Select OSU Online Directory from the list of address books on the left. In the top right search box, enter a name or email address and press enter.
Searches work best when you use only a person's last name, or use the format "lastname, firstname".
Please note that you must have IMAP enabled before attempting to connect your ONID Gmail to your Outlook application. For more information, please visit the Google FAQ on where to find the IMAP settings.
Entourage is now configured to check your ONID Gmail!
The following instructions are only for the legacy (old) ONID webmail client.
Entourage is now configured to check your ONID webmail!
To search for an email address, click on the Address Book icon. Select Directory Services from the left menu, then select OSU Online Directory . In the top right search box, enter a name or email address and press enter. Entourage will also search the directory automatically when you type a name in the To: address when you are composing a new message.
Searches work best when you use only a person's last name, or use the format "lastname, firstname".
Please note that you must have IMAP enabled before attempting to connect your ONID Gmail to your Outlook application. For more information, please visit the Google FAQ on where to find the IMAP settings.
OS X Mail Client is now configured to check your ONID Gmail!
If Mac OS X Mail is prompting you for a password everytime you wish to check your mail after configuring it, make sure your username is set correctly. To verify that it is listed correctly, please do the following:
These instructions are only for the legacy (old) webmail client. Most people should use the above ONID Gmail instructions.
OS X Mail Client is now configured to check your webmail!
To search for an email address while composing a new message, type the name of the person you are searching for in the To: field. It will auto complete the address and give you other matches for that name.
Searches work best when you use only a person's last name, or use the format "lastname, firstname".
Unlike previous verisons, this latest Mac operating system does not have the configuration within the Mail app, but instead moved to system preferences.
1. Click the Apple icon in the upper left hand corner of the desktop and choose "System Preferences".
2. Within System Preferences click "Internet Accounts"
3. A new window will open, scroll down and choose "Add Other Account"
4. You will then be prompted to choose an account type. Click "Add an LDAP account" and then choose "Create"
5. Within the new window you'll need to fill in several fields.
6. Click "Create" and you should now have OSU online directory enabled.
Please note that you must have IMAP enabled before attempting to connect your ONID Gmail to your Outlook application. For more information, please visit the Google FAQ on where to find the IMAP settings.
Note : Retrieving your e-mail, calendar appointments and tasks can take some time. The amount of time is dependent on the size of your mailbox and the connection you are using. E.g. - If you have a slower off campus connection, the time to load your mailbox will take longer.
Note : Retrieving your e-mail, calendar appointments and tasks can take some time. The amount of time is dependent on the size of your mailbox and the connection you are using. E.g. - If you have a slower off campus connection, the time to load your mailbox will take longer.
To search for people, click on the Contacts Search icon at the top of your Outlook window, or click on the To... button while composing a message. Choose directory.oregonstate.edu from the drop-down list. Type the name of the person you would like to look up in the Search field.
Thunderbird is now configured to check your mail, and should start downloading messages from your ONID account.
These instructions are only for the legacy (old) webmail client. Most people should use the above ONID Gmail instructions.
Thunderbird is now configured to check your mail, and should start downloading messages from your ONID account.
To search for an address, click on the Tools menu and choose Address Book (Or click the Address Boook button in the top menu).
Select OSU Online Directory from the list of address books on the left. In the top right search box, enter a name or email address and press enter.
Searches work best when you use only a person's last name, or use the format "lastname, firstname".
These instructions were tested with Evolution versions 2.32 and 3.02.
Evolution is now configured to check your mail!
These instructions were tested with Evolution versions 2.32 and 3.02.
Evolution is now configured to check your mail!
These instructions were tested with Evolution versions 2.32 and 3.02.
Pine was developed by the University of Washington specifically to provide user access to electronic mail without complication. Pine was originally based on ELM but has evolved into a completely different program. Although we describe many of Pine's functions below, Pine is quite easy and natural to use, and is used daily by thousands of users at the University of Washington and elsewhere around the world. You may find that exploring it on your own and reading Pine's built-in help messages is the most enjoyable way to learn its features (and the most comprehensive).
For more help on getting connected to shell.onid.oregonstate.edu, please refer here.
Conventions Used In This Document
Commands you are instructed to type are shown in bold:
cd mail
Keys to press are shown surrounded by angle brackets: <RETURN> or <ALT>
Within Pine, menu function letters preceded by a caret (^) signify a control character. For example, "^G" means <CONTROL><G>, which means press and hold the <CONTROL> key, then press the <G> key and then release both keys.
For more help on getting connected to shell.onid.oregonstate.edu, please refer to: /och_helpdocs/onid/using-onid/shell
Using an SSH program, open a connection to shell.onid.oregonstate.edu . When prompted, enter your ONID username and password to login.
After typing in your correct login and password you will be at the UNIX prompt. To run the Pine program type:
Then press the <RETURN> key and you will enter into the main menu of the Pine mail program:
Within Pine, each menu function is preceded by its one-letter command, usually shown highlighted in reverse video at the bottom of the screen. For example, entering a <?> will display help information, or entering a <Q> command will cause Pine to exit.
You can press <M> within most screens in Pine in order to return to this Main screen
When people begin using e-mail they often find the addressing system confusing. E-mail addresses are very similar to postal mail addresses. Both postal and e-mail addresses utilize a hierarchical addressing system; the information goes from very specific to very general. Here are some examples of e-mail addresses:
A breakdown of an e-mail address is as follows:
george (user name or ID)
@ (this user is located at)
cac (a particular department)
washington (Washington campus network)
edu (education domain on the Internet)
Each element of information is separated by a period. The first element is the most specific. The @ symbol separates the user portion from the machine which holds this account. It is important to note that each part of the address is equally important. If any piece of the address is missing, your message cannot be delivered.
To originate a message, choose COMPOSE <C> from the Pine main menu. The following screen will appear:
First you must enter the email addresses of the recipients of the message. Email addresses must be typed exactly without mistakes or the message will not reach its recipient(s). Undeliverable mail will usually be returned to you, or "bounced" but that is not guaranteed.
The To: line is where you specify the primary recipients of the message (you can specify more than one recipient if you separate the addresses with commas). On the Cc: or "carbon copy" line you can specify additional recipients (if any) who will receive a copy of the message.
The Attachment: or attachment line allows you to specify files that can be "attached" to your message, such as a word processing document or spreadsheet.
After entering the subject of the message, you may begin to type the body of the message. While typing, Pine will "word wrap" the text; that is, you need not press <RETURN> or <ENTER> at the end of each line. If you make a typographical error, you can (if necessary) position the cursor using the arrow keys and use the <BACKSPACE> or <DELETE> key. You can also use the Cut Line command <CONTROL><K> to delete the entire line on which the cursor is positioned. A complete description of the editing capabilities is displayed by the Get Help command <CONTROL><G>.
Other commands you may find useful when entering a message include a spell checker, To Spell <CONTROL><T>, and a paragraph justifier, Justify <CONTROL><J>. If you wish to read the text of the message in from a file, or perhaps you transferred some data that you'd like to read in and include in the message, use the Read File command <CONTROL><R>.
If you decide you don't want to send your message any time during the editing process, you can either Cancel the message <CONTROL><C>, or Postpone it for later use <CONTROL><O>. If a message is postponed, Pine will ask you if you want to continue your postponed message the next time you compose a message.
When you have completed entering and editing your message, use the Send command <CONTROL><X>. Pine will ask you to confirm that you wish to send the message. If you answer yes, Pine sends the message and displays the main menu. If you answer no, Pine returns you to the editor.
The fact that Pine sends your message without presenting you with an error message does not mean your message was delivered or was addressed correctly. When Pine sends a message, it hands the message over to a mail delivery program that performs the actual transmission of the message. If the mail delivery program cannot deliver the message, it usually returns a copy of the message to you (often called a "bounced message") with a brief explanation as to the cause. Under certain circumstances, it can take several days for a message to be bounced, although in most cases it is returned within a few minutes if there is a problem. If you cannot understand why a particular message has bounced, contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk at 737-3474 or email@example.com and they will try to determine the cause. By far the most common cause is a faulty address.
To view email messages you've received, choose the FOLDER INDEX command <I> from the main menu. A screen similar to the following will appear:
The first line of the screen displays the name of the mail folder you are reading, how many messages are present in the folder, and the number of the current message.
A mail folder is the computer equivalent of a file folder where you store messages. You can sort and separate your mail into different folders by topic or however you choose to organize messages. The folder that Pine reads when it is started is the Inbox folder and is where incoming messages are located.
The current message is the message you are selecting to view, reply to, forward, save, or delete, and is highlighted in reverse video in the index. You can change the current message selection by choosing the Next Msg or the next message command <N> and the Prev Msg or previous message command <P>. You can also use the up-arrow and down-arrow keys to move the selection.
For each message listed in the index, the following information appears:
Select the message you wish to read as above, then press the <RETURN> or <ENTER> key or choose the View Mail command <V>. The message is then displayed as shown below:
At this point you can choose to reply to <R>, delete <D> or save <S> this message (see below).
If you choose the Reply <R> command, Pine asks whether you wish to include the text of the original message in the reply. Pine tries its best to enter the proper return address in the To: field, but you should verify that the address lines are correct before sending the message.
To delete a message, choose the Delete command <D>. If you subsequently change your mind, the message can be "undeleted" any time before you quit from Pine using the Undelete command <U>. The message is not actually deleted from the inbox until you quit from Pine and instruct Pine to "expunge" messages from the inbox when asked. If you delete a message and there are additional messages in the current mail folder, Pine automatically views the next message.
If you choose to retain a message after viewing it, you should not leave it in your inbox. It is a good idea to save the message in a folder where the name signifies the topic or sender. This makes it convenient to find the message again or download related messages to a personal computer for indefinite storage. After choosing the Save command <S>, Pine will ask for the name of the folder into which to save the message:
SAVE Msg #1 to folder in <Mail> [saved-messages] :
^G Help ^T To Fldrs
^C Cancel Ret Accept
You can choose the default folder, saved-messages, by pressing the <RETURN> or <ENTER> keys or specify any folder name you wish (alphanumeric characters only, no spaces or tabs). If the named folder doesn't exist, Pine will ask you to confirm that you wish to create it. If you choose To Folders <^T>, Pine presents you with a menu of your folder names from which you can select by moving the cursor.
As was explained above, you can create mail folders and store messages in them. The FOLDER LIST command <L> from the main menu allows you to switch the current folder you are viewing to any of the mail folders that you have created.
You will first see the COLLECTION LIST. Press <RETURN> or <ENTER> to select Mail.
Next, you will see the FOLDER LIST.
To view mail in a listed folder, highlight it so that it shows in reverse video by selecting the folder name with the arrow keys, then press <RETURN> or <ENTER> or choose the [View Fldr] command <>>. Pine opens that folder and places you in the mail index.
Pine allows you to maintain an address book of recipients to whom you frequently send e-mail. To use it, choose the ADDRESS BOOK command <A> from the main menu. You will then see the ADDRESS BOOK LIST. Choose the personal address book, .addressbook, by pressing <RETURN> or <ENTER>.
The Personal Address Book will look something like this:
For each recipient listed in the address book there are three pieces of information stored:
Use the Add command <@> to add additional entries to the address book.
There are two alternative ways to obtain a hard copy printout of a message if you have your own printer. One method is to Export <E> the message to a file, transfer the file to your own computer, and then use the local printer and printing method you normally use on your system. (For help transferring files, please contact the OSU Computer Helpdesk at 737-3474 or email@example.com.)
The other method is to print to the printer connected to your computer, choose "attached-to-ansi" under "Printer attached to IBM PC or compatible, Macintosh."
To print a message while viewing it, simply press the Print command <%>.
When you have finished using Pine, always Quit from Pine <Q> and issue the "logout" command to log you off the server and close the connection.
Most computer terminals do not display underlined or italicized characters, which are commonly used to provide emphasis in handwriting. So, if you want to emphasize something, use all-capital letters for what you REALLY want to emphasize. Other ways to emphasize a word is to put asterisks, or other special characters at the beginning and end of the word or phrase, like *this*, or like _this_ or >even< like that!
Never forget the person to whom you are sending the mail is another human being, with feelings and beliefs that may be very different from yours! This can be easy to forget when you are sitting at a computer terminal, writing a mail message to a person you might never have met in real life.
In face to face conversation, there are many subtle cues provided by body language and intonation that let us know how what we are saying is affecting the other person. These cues are completely absent when using e-mail, so strive to be concise, clear and polite in your own writing and flexible in your interpretation of other people's mail.
Finally, before sending off your e-mail message:
Pine on shell.onid.oregonstate.edu is already configured to use the OSU Online Directory. Follow these steps to use the OSU Online Directory:
Incoming mail - IMAP
If you see an option asking if you want to use TLS , it is recommended that you choose that option.
Outgoing mail - SMTP
Incoming mail - IMAP
If you see an option asking if you want to use TLS , it is recommended that you choose that option.
Outgoing mail - SMTP
Adding an email account to Google
Login to your Google account through a web browser (access Goggle apps for OSU here)
Open the menu using the gear in the upper right hand corner
Select Settings
Select Accounts from the top row of menu choices
Click on Add Another Email Address You Own
Type in your desired email account name
Click on Next Step
Select Make Default for the email address you would like to be primary


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After a roller coaster of a week, U.S. stock futures surged Friday as oil prices rallied for a second straight day and rose back up above $30 a barrel.
Here's where stock futures stood ahead of the opening bell:
- Dow Jones: +1.2%
- Nasdaq: +1.8%
In Asia, markets rallied also: Japan's Nikkei 225 surged 5.9%, while the Shanghai Composite Index was up 1.3% and the Hang Seng was +2.9%.
Europe's markets also were up on Friday: Britain's FTSE 100 jumped 2.3%, Germany's DAX gained 2.1% and France's CAC 40 added 3.1%.


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Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Procedure
A selection of articles related to agarose gel electrophoresis procedure.
Original articles from our library related to the Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Procedure. See Table of Contents for further available material (downloadable resources) on Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Procedure.
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Body Mysteries >> Pranic Healing
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Suggested Pdf Resources
- Protocol: Agarose Gel Electrophoresis - CSUS
- Protocol: Agarose Gel Electrophoresis using Bio-Rad mini sub cell. Preparation ... Rinse and dry the gel casting tray (with 95% ethanol if available).
- www.csus.edu
- Principles and Practice of Agarose Gel Electrophoresis
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- www.wou.edu
- 1% agarose gel electrophoresis
- Apr 7, 2008 This procedure electrophoreses DNA on a 1% agarose horizontal slab gel. The total ... 10X TBE (Tris-Borate electrophoresis buffer).
- public.callutheran.edu
- Principles and Practice of Agarose Gel Electrophoresis - Edvotek
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- www.edvotek.com
- Sub-Cell® GT Agarose Gel Electrophoresis Systems - Bio-Rad
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- www.bio-rad.com
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Suggested Web Resources
- Addgene: Protocol - How to Run an Agarose Gel
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Advocacy Day: the State House was rocking!
A big Thanks! to Deb Bickford, president of the MAEA, her Westbrook HS colleague Matt Johnson and their National Art Honor Society students Abby St. Clair, Jenessa Corbett and President Trina Sayed. All five have been hard at work designing and creating the 16 county signs that will be up on 8-foot posts behind each table at the Hall of Flags on March 24th.
Trina Sayed, 2016 Westbrook High School NAHS President
The beautiful signs show each county's distinctive shape enlarged against a handpainted background, and also its place within the shape of the state.
The county by county organization of the tables at this year's Advocacy Day is only one part of MAAE's focus on arts education for students in the whole state. The length and breadth of the state will also be represented by student lobbyists coming to speak one-on-one with their legislators from every county, and in some cases from every house and senate district in that county. If you haven't yet registered, join us, and if you're an arts teacher let us know about a student who might want to attend! The form for registering your interest is http://eepurl.com/bLE54n
The student lobbying begins at 9:30 am. Our program of speakers and student performances in the Hall of Flags will take place between noon and 1 pm. We look forward to seeing you there!
For more information contact Susan Potters at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Registration for MAAE Arts Education Advocacy Day, Thursday, March 24th, is now open! And attending yourself is only one of the ways you can register your interest and support.
In this year of increased statewide attention to arts education generated by the Arts Commission's Census of arts ed in all Maine schools, MAAE's Advocacy Day will be sending a message to all of the state's legislators that every Maine student deserves access to quality arts education at school. Our lobbying at the Statehouse in Augusta this year will be a full court press! We're inviting our best advocates… young people… to come to Augusta from every senate and house district in the state…..first to tell their legislators how the arts have been important to them in one-on-one lobbying outside the senate and house chambers between 9:30 and 11 a.m. then to invite their legislators to come downstairs to the Hall of Flags to meet more of their constituents at the tables, which will be organized this year by counties and hosted by delegations from the whole community. All are invited to be at their county's table to talk to their legislators when they come downstairs.
Register at http://eepurl.com/bLE54n if you plan to attend on March 24th yourself, if you can help us to identify a student who can attend, or if you just want to be kept in the loop about all the excitement!
And feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions.
Thanks for your support!
Arts Education Advocacy Day is March 24th!
Our most persuasive arts lobbyists are the students. So this year we are inviting our alliance of adults around the state – that is educators, parents, artists, and leaders of arts organizations – to help us identify those students who would be able and willing to come to Augusta to meet and talk about what the arts have meant to them with their legislators outside the chambers in the morning of March 24th, and to invite the legislators to meet with them and more of their constituents at noon at the tables in the Hall of Flags. The tables will be set up this year by counties, not organizations, so that the Hall itself will reflect the state geographically, with large signs above each table displaying the county names.
As the day gets closer we will be asking you to register, so that we can keep track of which legislative districts our lobbyists represent, and which remain to be covered. In the meantime, we hope that you can set the day aside to come to Augusta and also find some student advocates to join you! If you can't take the day off, perhaps you can find a parent or other adult to bring the students.
If you have questions feel free to contact me by email firstname.lastname@example.com or phone 207 439-3169
We look forward to seeing you on the 24th!
The Every Student Succeeds Act, which has amended the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, gives states and local education agencies greater autonomy in setting curricula and standards. The National Association of State Arts Agencies (NASAA) has pointed out the positives for the arts in the new legislation, including its encouragement to integrate the arts into STEM programs. But in eliminating the eight Core Academic Subjects, one of which was the arts, the new law has eliminated an important basis for requiring the arts to be included in school during the school day… not as extra-curricular.The legislation, which eliminates all "Core Academic Subjects," in their place creates a definition for a "well-rounded education" as "courses, activities, and programming in subjects such as English, reading or language arts, writing, science, technology, engineering, mathematics, foreign languages, civics and government, economics, arts, history, geography, computer science, music, career and technical education, health, physical education, and any other subject, as determined by the State or local educational agency, with the purpose of providing all students access to an enriched curriculum and educational experience." (bolding mine).
As included in the subjects listed in a well-rounded education the arts are eligible for Title I funds, which are the largest pool of federal resources dedicated to ensuring equitable access to a complete education for all students. However, the states can now choose among those allowable subjects.
Our advocacy for arts education is more important than ever. We hope you can join us in Augusta for Arts Education Advocacy Day on March 24th.
Stay tuned for more details.
BCTA Comes to Three Rural High Schools
Youth in the Parkside area of Portland performed an original theater piece on the evening of July 21st that they had created as part of MAAE's Building Community Through the Arts (BCTA) program. The group of mostly immigrant and minority youth meet as part of OPEN (Organization for Partnership and Engagement with Neighborhoods), an after school and week-end program in Portland's Parkside area that empowers diverse youth to take an active role in the decision making and dialogue around social justice issues affecting their community. The play, the result of a partnership between OPEN and MAAE, was the first time that the OPEN program had incorporated theater.
During a three-week residency with BCTA theater artist Jeri Pitcher the group created "Amy's First Day," a play exploring the social problems faced in school by the title character Amy, an African girl newly arrived in Portland. The play also explored the social problems in school facing minority and immigrant youth in general. These included rejection of African immigrant students by black students born in America, teachers expressing surprise at the academic accomplishments of their black students, and Muslim youth being made to feel uncomfortable about their custom of daily prayer, while also being looked at with suspicion by white students.
Part of the tension that the play explored was the question the students faced in all of these situations of whether to accept and work around the daily indignities and obstacles or to try to confront them, and if so, how.
The powerful and compelling play, performed for the Parkside community, included monologues when the characters spoke directly to the audience about their motivations. In a facilitated discussion with the audience afterward, many in the audience commented on how true to life the situations were and how insightful the monologues were as well.
For BCTA this represents an important new phase. So far the program has been operating only in school classrooms, and in areas of the state where social issues are based on socio-economic rather than racial and religious diversity. We will be working with OPEN and with the youth themselves on ways that we might take the BCTA program into the Portland schools, and the best way to do that to effect change. We'd welcome your input as well. To contribute to this discussion and/or for more information contact MAAE director Susan Potters either by email (email@example.com) or by phone 207 439-3169.


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Wait for it… it's the great whoosh of hot air and gas emanating from the bottleneck of of government !
This could be one of the best ever descriptions of congress working together.
talk about ad placement … guess Diet Coke wouldn't donate anything … I think mythbusters confirmed it must be Diet Coke and white Mentos to work properly … other sodas don't work and something wrong with colored mentos … wierd, huh?
Congress and working together shouldn't be in the same sentence, unless it's a trick question.
Why? They haven't done a thing for four years and counting.
Maybe 'Skylar' isn't as absent of intelligence as I thought hewas. And 'rmacprivate' it has been more than four years and we keep voting the same ones in over and over and over to where they think they are perfect and can't do anything wrong.
Wait…………..you used the words Congress and Work in the same sentence. They don't mix.
No "required by law" budget passed by the Senate for over 40 months. Borrowing and unfunded obligations such as SS, Medicare are putting the US $8.75 trillion further in debt each year at the current rate. Soon there will be no Congress…or USA.
Like the sighting of a Unicorn !
I think they've managed to agree to disagree very well.
since when have they ever worked together? or even worked…
If congress continues to do what they do best – nothing – the deficit crisis will be over in less than a month. And no one will be happy.
Look up Mentos and Pepsi on YouTube. You will be Enlightened.
I used to drink coke with peanuts in it that was my breakfast
I think Slylar is right and people are missing the joke. Diet COKE and Mentos… lots of gas. Diet Pepsi and Mentos… Nothing Happens!!
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Hunter orange is showing up around the Island Monday as the two-week shotgun hunting season gets underway. The season runs through Dec. 12; hunting hours begin half an hour before sunrise and end half an hour after sunset.
West Tisbury resident Richard Huffam grabbed two hooves in one hand, two hooves in the other hand and his friend held the antlers. Together the two men heaved the deer from the pickup truck onto the scale, similar to one you'd see at the doctor's office.
For the second year in a row, Richard Carlson of Oak Bluffs has been named Top Gun at the Rod and Gun Club's annual Fall Shoot, held Sunday, Nov. 25. Past winner Cooper Gilkes III earned second place; Michael Ferry captured third. Participants were ranked based on their participation in three categories of competition.
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Next week the deer hunting season shifts from bow and arrow to shotgun.
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With each shout of "Pull!" came a loud crack as the competitors tried to find their target at the Martha's Vineyard Rod and Gun Club's annual skeet shooting championship Sunday. With guns loaded, ear plugs in and glasses on, Bill Damora, Brian Reed, Laurence Clancy, Bill Shanok and Brian Welch hoped they had luck on their side as they sought glory in the competition's first flight.
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Mercer Island Community Calendar | March 25
30th Annual Fine Arts Showcase 2009: "Creative to the Core," 5:30-9 p.m., March 25, Mercer Island High School. Co-sponsors: MISD, Mercer Island Fine Arts Advisory Committee. Admission: donation requested for adults; $7/advance, $10/door. www.mifineartsed.org.
Spring Recycling Collection: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., March 28, Mercer Island Boat Launch, 3600 East Mercer Way. City of Mercer Island. Plastics not accepted. For a list of acceptable items to recycle, go to www.mercergov.org or call 275-7608.
Classics on Film: "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid," 6:15 p.m., April 2, Community Center at Mercer View, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Film historian Lance Rhoades shares commentary. Free. 275-7609.
3rd Annual Mercer Island Rat Show: 11 a.m.-4 p.m., April 4, VFW Hall, 1836 72nd Ave. S.E. Family activities, cakewalk, raffle, rat race, rats for adoption, rat supplies sale. Sponsor: RatsPacNW, nonprofit social welfare club dedicated to the humane treatment of animals. $3/adults, $2/children.
2nd Annual Leap for Green! Earth Day Celebration: 10 a.m.-2 p.m., April 18, Community Center at Mercer View. For kids of all ages. Hula-hooping, music, art projects, movies and ways to take care of environment. "Early Bird" birding exploration, "Busy Beaver" north wetlands tour with Friends of Luther Burbank Park. Join the Reptile Man, artist Marita Dingus, Island businesses. Suggested donation: non-perishable food item for Mercer Island Food Pantry. Joy Johnston: 275-7791. www.mercergov.org/leapforgreen.
How to Sell Items on eBay: 4-5 p.m., March 25, Community Center at Mercer View, 8236 S.E. 24th St. Presenter: Youth & Family Services. Register: Cheryl Manriquez, 275-7869.
Wellness Lecture Series: "Eye Vey!", 6:30 p.m., March 26, Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 East Mercer Way. Learn about age-related eye diseases. Speaker: Michael Rizen, M.D., Ph.D., Ophthalmologist Eye Clinic of Bellevue. Lisa Kutzke: (206) 388-1987.
First Aid with Adult CPR: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., March 28, North Fire Station, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. $30 by check or cash at event. Reservations: 275-7607.
"Discover 5 Essential Elements that Guarantee Successful Homeownership": 6 p.m., Mondays, through March 30, 2737 77th Ave. S.E., Suite 100. Free parking. Registration: (206) 406-5232, www.WeHelpYouBuyAHome.com.
AARP Driver Safety Program: 10 a.m.-2:30 p.m., March 31, Stroum Jewish Community Center, 3801 East Mercer Way. For adults ages 50 and up. Improve driving skills. Formerly AARP 55-Alive. $14 ($12/AARP members). Herb Kotkins: (425) 653-5958.
Youth Empowerment Seminar (YES): March 31-April 4, Mercer Island Country Club, 8700 S.E. 71st St. Yogic practices. Art of Living Foundation. Ages 14-18. Fee. Register: http://secure.artofliving.org. Aninda Mattoo: (206) 941-2038.
Effective Parenting in a Defective World: 7-9:30 p.m., April 3, New Hope International Church, 9170 S.E. 64th St. DVD class by Chip Ingram. Learn how to raise positive kids in a negative world; building relationships that bond; how to develop your child's full potential. 275-1042, www.newhic.org.
"Understanding Important Resources for Russian-Jewish Genealogy": 7 p.m., April 13, Stroum Jewish Community Center. Speaker: Michael Steinore. Learn how to locate, understand and utilize important sources of Russian-Jewish genealogy. Presented by Jewish Genealogical Society of Washington State. www.jgsws.org.
Infant/Child and Adult CPR Class: 7-9 p.m., April 14, North Fire Station, 3030 78th Ave. S.E. $15 by check or cash at event. Reservations: 275-7607.
Topics in Practical Halacha: 7-8 p.m., Mondays, Northwest Yeshiva High School, 5017 90th Ave. S.E. Teacher: Rabbi Yechezkel Kornfeld of Congregation Shevet Achim. Free.
PUSH Exercise Class: 11:15 a.m., Fridays, through June, Community Center at Mercer View Dance Room. A mix of strength, sport drills, intervals, balance, flexibility, play. Instructor: Elizabeth Andrews. $20/drop-in. (206) 922-3218.
Mary Wayte Pool swimming lessons: 9:30 a.m., 10 a.m., March 30-April 3. Five lessons. $38. (206) 296-4370.
Sogetsu Mercer Island Branch: 19th Annual Exhibition, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., March 28; 11 a.m.-4 p.m., March 29; demonstrations at 2 p.m.; free. Ikebana flower-arranging spring classes: 10 a.m.-noon, Fridays, through April 24, Community Center at Mercer View, $60/course. Fanny Yau: (206) 349-1137. www.misogetsu.org.
MI Covenant Church Knitting Group: March 30. Knitting/crocheting garments for Russian orphans. Accepting contributions of leftover wool yarn, acrylic, needles, unfinished projects. Sallie: (425) 881-7210.
The Strivers: lecture, 1:45 p.m., March 31, Community Center at Mercer View Room 104. Speaker: Dr. Buddy Ratner, University of Washington professor. Topic: regenerative medicine and the synthesis of a new generation of biomaterials that promote healing and anti-inflammatory processes. John Rose: 232-0863.
Probus Club of Mercer Island: 10:30 a.m., April 1, MI Presbyterian Church, 3605 84th Ave. S.E. Speaker: John Rindlaub, CEO of Pacific Northwest Region of Wells Fargo Bank. Open to the public. Bob Simonds: 236-2190.
Toddlers of Mercer Island (TOMI by MIPA): 10-11:30 a.m., Tuesdays, VFW Hall, 1836 72nd Ave. S.E. Ages 0-6. $3/child, MIPA members; $5, nonmembers. www.mipreschoolassociation.org.
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS): 9:30-11:30 a.m., first/third Friday, MI Covenant Church. For mothers with children ages birth-K. Childcare provided. www.micc.org.
Women Painters of Washington: "Sojourns" Gallery exhibition, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., through May 1, 701 Fifth Ave., Seattle. Free. 624-0543, www.womenpainters.com.
Senior Men's Tennis Doubles: seeking players, 6:45-8:15 a.m., Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Location: Seattle Tennis (Amy Yee) Center, 2000 MLK Way, and Homestead Field during spring. Al Skinner: 232-3450.
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The Mercer Island Library will be temporarily closed during the morning of Tuesday, April 14, for staff training, and will reopen at noon.
Spring Book Sale: April 1-5, during library hours. Features fiction, non-fiction, hardback, trade, mass market and children's books. Mercer Island Friends of the Library.
Spring Concert: classical guitarist Julian Catford, 3:30 p.m., April 5. Features a variety of guitar stylings including classical, Latin/Spanish and light jazz. Refreshments.
Poet's Cafe: 7 p.m., April 28. Listen to the top 10 poets from the Mercer Island Library Teen Poetry Contest share their award-winning poems. Refreshments.
Talk Time: 7 p.m., Wednesdays, March 25, April 1-29. Improve speaking and listening skills in English conversation group.
"Library Databases — An Introduction" Computer Class: 9 a.m., March 26.
Beyond the Basics of eBay Selling: 6 p.m., April 2. Learn advanced selling and photography tips, and best practices for creating compelling listings that will draw the most bids.
Mercer Island Library Saturday Matinee: "The Verdict" (1982), 1 p.m., April 4. "Road to Perdition" (2002), 1 p.m., April 18. Informative discussion with film historian, Lance Rhoades. Refreshments provided.
Basic Digital Photography: 2 p.m., April 5. How to shop for a digital camera, take more interesting photos.
Microsoft Word Computer Classes: 9 a.m. Microsoft Word Level I: April 9. Microsoft Word Level II: April 16.
"Searching the Internet for Beginners" Computer Class: 9 a.m., April 23.
"Global Voices: One World" Poetry Workshop: 2 p.m., April 26. In cooperation with Jack Straw Productions.
Opera Preview: "The Marriage of Figaro," 7 p.m., April 29. Join opera lecturer Norm Hollinshead. Sponsor: Friends of the Mercer Island Library.
Baby Rhyme Time: 10:15 a.m., March 27, April 24. Ages 9-14 months.
Pajamarama Story Time: 7 p.m., March 30. Ages 3-7 with families.
Toddler Times for Terrific Twos: 10 a.m., March 31. Ages 2-3 with caregiver.
Story Time for Wonderful Ones: 10 a.m., April 1. Stories, songs, finger plays. Ages 12 to 24 months with caregiver.
Songfest: 11 a.m., April 7. Join Patrick Doherty for music with movement, singing, clapping. Ages 2-5.
Infant Blanket Story Time: 10:15 a.m., April 17. Bring a blanket. Ages 1-8 months with caregiver.
"There's a Dinosaur in My Backyard": 11 a.m., April 21. Join singer/songwriter Courtney Campbell for dinosaur songs, stories.
Stories for Spring: Toddler Story Time, 10 a.m., April 28. Ages 2-3.
Springfest: 11 a.m., April 28. Preschool activities to celebrate spring. Ages 3-6.
Terrific Two's Story Time: 10 a.m., Tuesdays. Stories, music, rhymes. Ages 2-3 with caregiver.
Preschool Story Time: 11 a.m., Tuesdays. Stories, music, puppets, Early Literacy alphabet activities. Ages 3-5.
Teen Zone: 1:45 p.m., Mondays, April 6-27. Hang out, do homework, play video games.
Poetry Workshop with Lorie Ann Grover: 3:30 p.m., April 8. Lorie Ann Grover, author of "Hold Me Tight" and "On Pointe," helps teen poets transform life experiences into verse poetry. Collage and writing exercises.
SAT Practice Test and Strategy Session: 10:15 a.m., April 11. Take a full-length SAT practice test. Return at 10:15 a.m., April 25, for a comprehensive analysis from Kaplan.
Teen Advisory Board: 7 p.m., April 21. Voice opinions on teen materials, services, programs. Earn one volunteer credit hour.
Boys & Girls Club
2825 West Mercer Way
Registration: Now open for girls spring soccer (ages 6-14), baseball (ages 8-18), softball & T-ball (ages 5-12), track (ages 6-12).
Super Sitters: March 26. Babysitting instruction, discussion, role play, video presentation, games, final quiz. $25/session.
Make A Difference with Movie Making: 5-6:30 p.m., Mondays, through April 20. Class members will focus on documentaries, public service announcements. Learn editing, film techniques, interviewing processes. Ages 8-11. $100.
Movie Making Advanced – Media in Sports: 5-6:30 p.m., Tuesdays, through April 21. Trick photography, editing, storytelling techniques. Create short films, commercials. For students with prior multimedia experience. Ages 11-14. $100.
Parks & Recreation
Community Center at Mercer View (CCMV)
8236 S.E. 24th St.
Registration for spring and summer recreation programs opens by phone or drop-in on March 25 and is open online at www.myparksandrecreation.com.
Supporting Your ADD/ADHD Child's Gifts: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., March 28, Clarke Room. For parents of kids ages 7-17. Instructor: Margit Crane. $82 ($42/spouse).
After-School Nature Program: Session 1, 2:30-4:30 p.m., Mondays, April 6-27, Craft Room. Hands-on after school programs with a Nature Vision Naturalist. Explore a nature topic, share a story. Snacks provided. Ages 4-9. $62.
Widow and Widowers Grief & Loss Support Group: 1-2:30 p.m., April 9. For senior adult men and women who have lost a spouse or partner in death. Free. Reservations: Betsy Zuber, 275-7752.
Senior Lunch at Covenant Shores: noon, Tuesday, Thursday. Reservations: call 275-7895, press 2, leave a message. $5.
Grocery Shopping Transportation: Wednesday morning. Call 236-3456, leave a message by 4 p.m., the day before. $1.
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