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Mahealani was awarded a Regional Edward R. Murrow Award for her documentary "War with Iraq, Through the Eyes of Hawaii's Kids." A Murrow award is one of the most prestigious awards in broadcast journalism.
She started in television news during her college years at the University of Pennsylvania when she interned at CBS News in New York City and Philadelphia. She worked at KGW in Portland, Oregon as a reporter and has been with KITV since 2002.
Mahealani was born and raised in Honolulu and graduated from Kamehameha Schools. She enjoys dancing, hiking, volunteering for various community organizations and most of all, spending time with her husband, Mike, and son, Sky Kanekoa.


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Courtesy of Bonnie Robinson St. Vrain Post Office has closed after 102 years. Its last day of sales was Tuesday.
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The 102-year-old St. Vrain Post Office has closed.
Bonnie Robinson of Melrose, who ran the post office for the past seven months, said her last day of sales was Tuesday. Customers began receiving their mail in a cluster box across St. Vrain's Main Street on Monday.
"We're all sad that it's closing," Robinson said. "That's a long time, 102 years."
Even so, Robinson said thus far, using the cluster box has worked well.
"The Post Office has been going through tough financial times lately, just like everyone else," she said.
Robinson said St. Vrain is one of a number of small post offices with low revenues that has been closed, and the community's postmaster retired last year, leaving more of an opportunity for closure.
The building, which the post office was leasing, will revert back to the control of the owner, and the rest area it is in will remain open, she said.
A few times during her short tenure, Robinson said, people dropped by specifically for a postmark from St. Vrain. Tuesday, a man from Colorado came in for stamps and decided to mail postcards from the office when he learned it was closing.
As for Robinson, she plans to continue her work as postmaster relief in Melrose, a job she's held for four years. She fills in when the postmaster is absent, and plans to work at the Melrose Post Office every day for the next week and a half or two weeks.


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Professor Sheila Tlou is a Botswanan specialist in HIV/AIDS and women's health and a nursing educator. She is noted for her role in radically eliminating the stigma of HIV/AIDS as Minister of Health between 2004 and 2008. In her current role as regional UNAIDS director, she supervises 21 countries.
Cynthia Butler-McIntyre, '76: Butler-McIntyre is an educator who has impacted the lives of countless students over 30 years as a teacher, assistant principal, summer school principal and now a director of human resources for the Jefferson Parish Public School System in Harvey, La.
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Glenda Goodly McNeal, '82: Featured on the cover the Feb. 2014 issue of Black Enterprise magazine, Glenda McNeal is Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Global Client Group in Merchant Services Americas at the American Express Company, a role she assumed in June 2009. In this newly formed organization, she is responsible for managing the company's largest and most complex global customer relationships in the retail, oil, airline, lodging, car rental, and online industries.She has led the formation and launch of the group and the transition from a US account focus to an integrated global approach. In this capacity, she leads the company's efforts in making American Express a more accessible partner, developing and negotiating strategic partnerships, and in growing revenue, market share and profitability across these industries.
Dr. Carolyn Reedom, '70: Dr. Reedom is an adjunct professor at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, and a visiting professor at universities across the country. She has been an administrator in high schools, middle schools, and elementary schools. Dr. Reedom owns a consulting firm and is the former assistant superintendent of elementary schools in the Clark County (Nevada) School District, the fifth largest in the nation. In 2008, the district opened Carolyn S. Reedom Elementary School. Her incredible achievements are documented in Hometown Heroes: Real Stories of Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things All Across America.
Ruth Simmons, '68: Dr. Simmons was the 18th president of Brown University, the first black president of an Ivy League institution. Simmons was elected Brown's first female president in November 2000. Simmons assumed office in fall of 2001 and retired in 2012. She now teaches in the African American Studies division as a professor at Brown.
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Board of Governors
April 17, 2003
Members Present: Mr. John Barnes, vice chair, Dr. Louis Aikens, Mr. Jack Caffrey, Dr. Steve Bourne (via phone), Mr, Burt Clark (via phone), Ms. Carol Baldwin, Dr. Lyn Guy
Members Absent: Mr. Norris Kantor, chair, Mr. Frank Wilkinson, Ms. Ann Crowe, Reverend Garry Moore
Guests/Staff: Dr. Albert Walker, Mr. Jim Nelson, Mr. John Cardwell, Ms. Shelia Johnson, Dr. David Perkins, Dr. Don Smith, Ms. Kathy Epperly, Dr. Skip Sullivan, Ms. Vivian Sidote
Mr. John Barnes, vice chair, called the meeting to order.
A motion was made and seconded (JCaffrey/LGuy) to approve the minutes of the March 20, 2003 Board meeting as submitted. Motion carried.
Financial and Administrative Affairs Report
Mrs. Shelia Johnson distributed a 10-page report on tuition and fees. She indicated that on April 23 & 24, the Higher Education Policy Commission (HEPC) has scheduled a meeting with College presidents during which state institutions will be given an opportunity to make formal presentations designed to justify their institutions tuition and fees increase requests. There was much discussion concerning the report on tuition and fees. A motion was made and seconded (BClark/LGuy) to vote on the tuition & fee and the housing rental separately. Motion carried. A motion was than made and seconded (JCaffrey/LGuy) to approve the housing rental fees as submitted. Motion carried. A motion was made and seconded (LGuy/JCaffrey) to approve the special fees as submitted. Motion carried. There was a lengthy discussion concerning the subject of the tuition and fee increase request. After discussing, motion was made and seconded (JCaffrey/LGuy) to approve tuition and fees as submitted. The motion was approved with one member, Mr. Burt Clark, voting no.
Greenbrier Community College Center Report
Reciprocity Agreement with Dabney S. Lancaster Community College
Dr. Perkins discussed the Dabney S. Lancaster Community College Reciprocity Agreement and requested that the Board approve the renewal of that agreement. Mr. Barnes indicated that this is not a new reciprocity proposal, but is one that has been in place for some time. After disucssion, a motion was made and seconded (JCaffrey/LGuy) to approve the renewal of this agreement, and authorize Dr. Walker to sign the agreement. Motion carried.
Lease Arrangement for Art In The Park
Dr. Perkins said this is not an action item. He indicated he was seeking Board support for him to continue discussions with Park representatives and bring to those individuals any concerns this Board may have regarding the lease proposal. After much discussion, Mr. Barnes said the Board approves the continued discussions with Park representatives.
Nicholas County Campus Report
Dr. Skip Sullivan distributed a two-page document outlining the progress being made at the Nicholas County Campus. The document also contained a proposal for financial aid transition during the Summer Session, 2003. There was discussion that followed.
Beckley Center
Dr. Don Smith presented a report on the Beckley Center. He said this campus will become a very viable part of the New River Community and Technical College of BSC. Dr. Smith said some new programs and ideas have already been initiated. He said that, during the Fall 2002 Semester, 72 courses/labs were offered at the Beckley Center, and during the Fall 2003 Semester, 98 courses/labs will be offered. The institution is still seeking instructors/faculty to teach some of those courses. The number of students enrolled at the Beckley Center has doubled during the past year. There was discussion that followed.
Accreditation of the New River Community & Technical College of Bluefield State College
Dr. Tom Blevins presented an overview of the accreditation process and projected timelines for its completion. He said an institutional accreditation effort can take as long as 6-8 years to complete, but he noted that this institution has only 21 months to accomplish the task. He and Dr. Felica Blanks are co-chairs of the accreditation effort. There was a long discussion following Dr. Blevins report.
Enrollment Management
Mr. John Cardwell presented an update regarding the institution s enrollment. He said early registration for the Fall 2003 Semester is up 21.5% over figures for the same date one year ago.
President s Report
Dr. Albert Walker delivered a PowerPoint presentation, summarizing the institution s accomplishments and activities during the past 30 days.
Executive Session
There was no executive session.
Meeting Date The next meeting is scheduled for May 15, 2003, beginning at 6:45 p.m. in the Hebert Gallery, Harris-Jefferson Student Center.
Mr. Jim Nelson gave a report of the planned activities for the College s 2003 commencement exercises.
With no other business to transact, the meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Norris Kantor


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This list has been compiled by Volunteers and is based on their experience. Use it as an informal guide in making your own list, bearing in mind that experience is individual. There is no perfect list! You obviously cannot bring everything we mention, so consider those items that make the most sense to you personally and professionally. You can always have things sent to you later. As you decide what to bring, keep in mind that you have a 100-pound weight limit on baggage. And remember, you can get almost everything you need in Armenia.
When choosing luggage, remember that you will be hauling it in and out of taxis and vans and sometimes lugging it around on foot. The most important qualities are that it be durable, lightweight, and easy to carry.
General Clothing
Although you can buy clothing in Armenia, much of it is synthetic and it may not meet your tastes. Variety in clothing is not as important as how it looks. Bring sturdy clothes that will last a long time. You can have some clothes made locally, so it is a good idea to bring patterns or pictures of clothes you like. Be sure to pack a good supply of underwear; polypropylene, wool, and cotton socks and glove liners; and long underwear of different weights (e.g., wool and silk).
For Women
- Dressy and casual clothing for winter and summer: skirts, dresses, blouses, knit tops, slacks, and jeans, including one formal outfit (skirts and dresses should fall below the knee)
- At least two pairs of flat shoes, along with dressy sandals, tennis shoes, winter boots, and hiking boots if desired (quality is important)
- Jewelry and makeup (women in Yerevan wear both, but they are not necessary)
- Slips
- Leggings
- Shorts, for wearing at home or while jogging early in the morning (Armenian women do not wear shorts in public)
- Warm coat, hats, and scarves
For Men
- An assortment of winter and summer clothing, including collared shirts for work and at least one dressy outfit (sport coat, tie, dress shirt, and slacks); Volunteers suggest dark colors because they look clean longer than light colors
- Shoes for work, tennis shoes, winter boots, sandals for summertime, and hiking boots if desired (quality is important)
- Warm coat and wool hats and wool or ski-type gloves
- Shorts, for wearing at home or sports (Armenian men do not usually wear shorts unless playing sports)
- Good can opener
- Spices (your favorites may be difficult to locate, especially in winter)
- Cooking supplies (many items can be found locally)
- Basic cookbook
- Plastic storage bags
- Measuring cups and spoons
Personal Hygiene and Toiletry Items
- Favorite over-the-counter medical supplies (items provided by the Peace Corps tend to be generic brands)
- A three-month supply of any prescription drugs you take (to give the Peace Corps ample time to order them)
- Two pairs of eyeglasses, if you wear them (replacements can take several months to arrive)
- Contact lens supplies (not available locally and not supplied by the Peace Corps)
- Towels, absorbent and of good quality
- Hair-coloring products, if you prefer a certain brand
- Watch (durable, water-resistant, and inexpensive); batteries can be purchased in Armenia
- Travel alarm clock (battery operated is best)
- Sunglasses, for dusty road travel and for winter and summer glare
- Sturdy work gloves, especially if you like to garden
- Poncho and folding umbrella
- Fanny pack
- Small daypack without a frame (for shopping and carrying books or work materials)
- Camera (film and processing are available locally)
- Voltage transformers and surge protectors (if you bring 110-volt appliances)
- Variable voltage adapter, which switches the current from AC to DC and can reduce the need for battery replacements (also available in Yerevan electronics stores)
- Flashlights (available in Armenia, but choices are limited) 83
- Batteries (rechargeable ones are best)
- CD or tape player/recorder and shortwave radio
- Cassette tapes or CDs
- One or two sets of double-size flat sheets (available locally)
- Small tool kit (available locally)
- Swiss Army knife or Leatherman tool
- Sewing kit
- Pictures and videocassette tapes of home (for yourself and to share with friends and students)
- U.S. postage stamps (so that travelers going home can hand-carry mail for you)
- U.S. and world maps which make good teaching aids and can serve as wall hangings
- Inexpensive gifts (e.g., toys, costume jewelry, magazines, key chains, kitchen gadgets such as potato peelers)
- Games (e.g., Scrabble, chess, Trivial Pursuit)
- Sports equipment (e.g., Frisbee, baseball, volleyball)
- Detergent for delicate fabrics (e.g., Woolite); dry cleaning is limited in Armenia
- Sleeping bag rated for minus 10 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit and a pad (Volunteers also suggest a compactable bag and fleece liner)
Work-Related Materials
- English language tapes
- Dictionary and thesaurus
- Word games
- Songbooks
- Calendars with colorful pictures
- Scissors
- Small stapler with staples (available locally)
- Tape measure (with inches and centimeters)
- Novels and short stories (for yourself and your work)


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Police have an unusual kind of mystery on their hands.
Over the past two weeks, hand sanitizer has disappeared from all 12 portable toilets in La Crosse public parks.
But police suspect the thief isn't interested in killing germs.
La Crosse Parks Superintendent Gar Amunson said it's a confusing trend.
"The [portable toilet] vendor called me this Monday of this week and said, 'I have something to report to you that I think is weird,'" said Amunson.
At first when Amunson heard someone was pilfering portable toilet hand sanitizer from parks, he thought someone just wanted free antibacterial gel. But when he realized someone was stealing the sanitizer from every single portable toilet, he realized there might be something more troubling going on.
"It was actually the vendor who said, is somebody consuming this stuff? And I thought, 'No way. There's no way that could be done.' But then the police said, 'Oh yes, because it's got an alcoholic base in it,'" said Amunson.
Police said it's likely the thief is either drinking it straight or using salt to separate the alcohol from the gel sanitizer.
"That's sick," said Amunson.
"Hand sanitizer has about 60 percent alcohol, so it's 120-proof, if you want to compare that to drinking a good scotch whiskey," said Gundersen Health System emergency physician Ben Wedro. "[That's] 12 times as concentrated as beer, and you can develop alcohol intoxication very quickly."
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"Obviously, it's probably somebody that needs a little bit of help, too. They might have an issue. So we would look at that and talk to them, but, yeah, there'd possibly be some charges of theft," said Hogan.
But going without hand sanitizer in those portable toilets is a no-go, so the vendor has ordered a new brand this week that's alcohol-free.
That new alcohol-free hand sanitizer will arrive just in time. The city plans to double or even triple the number of portable toilets in city parks this week because warmer weather means more people are spending time at the parks.
All the permanent public restrooms in the city use hand soap that's alcohol-free.


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The 'Horns scored twice in the bottom of the first inning and added two more runs in the home half of the third to lead 4-0. The GW bats kept after S-T starter Jonathan Hernandez and put up three runs in each of the next two innings to make the final a 10-0 win in five innings.
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INDIANAPOLIS, IN - JULY 31: (L-R) Neil Perry, Kimberly Perry and Reid Perry of The Band Perry perform on stage prior to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on July 31, 2011 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
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LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 10: (UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS OUT) Adele poses for a portrait session to promote her new album '21' on January 10, 2011 in London, England. (Photo by Dave Hogan/Getty Images)
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HOLLYWOOD, CA - AUGUST 14: Musicians Ryan Tedder and Zach Filkins of OneRepublic perform onstage during the 2011 VH1 Do Something Awards at the Hollywood Palladium on August 14, 2011 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for VH1)
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LAS VEGAS, NV - MAY 22: Singer Britney Spears (R) performs during the 2011 Billboard Music Awards at the MGM Grand Garden Arena May 22, 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images for ABC)
8. (10) The Edge Of Glory-Lady Gaga
TOKYO, JAPAN - JUNE 23: Lady Gaga attends the MTV Video Music Aid Japan Press Conference at Billboard Live Tokyo on June 23, 2011 in Tokyo, Japan. (Photo by Koki Nagahama/Getty Images)
9. (13) Just A Kiss-Lady Antebellum
TWIN LAKES, WI - JULY 21: Lady Antebellum members Hillary Scott and Charles Kelly, performs at Country Thunder music festival - Day 1 on July 21, 2011 in Twin Lakes, Wisconsin. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images)
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PHOENIX, AZ - JULY 11: Musician Jason Aldean performs prior to the 2011 State Farm Home Run Derby at Chase Field on July 11, 2011 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
16. (18) Every Teardrop Is A Waterfall-Coldplay
WESTWOOD, CA - AUGUST 03: Musicians Will Champion and Chris Martin of Coldplay perform onstage at Coldplay in Concert presented by Samsung AT&T Summer Krush 2011 benefitting the GRAMMY Foundation and its music education programs for high school students and schools. More info at grammyintheschools.com. Held at UCLA Tennis Center on August 3, 2011 in Westwood, California. (Photo by John Shearer/Getty Images For The Recording Academy)
17. (14) Just Can't Get Enough-Black Eyed Peas
UNIVERSAL CITY, CA - AUGUST 07: (L-R) Singers apl.de.ap, Fergie and Taboo of the The Black Eyed Peas arrive at the 2011 Teen Choice Awards held at the Gibson Amphitheatre on August 7, 2011 in Universal City, California. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
18. (16) Not Over You-Gavin DeGraw
WASHINGTON, DC - MAY 11: Gavin DeGraw poses for a photo during the "NAMM's Congressional Reception for Music Education" hosted by NAMM, Vh1 Save the Music Foundation and DoSomething.org at U.S. Capitol H-137 on May 11, 2011 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Kris Connor/Getty Images for NAMM)
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HOLLYWOOD, CA - AUGUST 14: Mark Foster of Foster the People performs onstage during the 2011 VH1 Do Something Awards at the Hollywood Palladium on August 14, 2011 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
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HOLLYWOOD, CA - APRIL 07: Christina Perri arrives at the 4th Annual Logo's 'NewNowNext Awards' 2011 at Avalon on April 7, 2011 in Hollywood, California. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
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NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT - JUNE 12: Danny O'Donoghue of The Script performs live on the main stage during day three of the Isle of Wight Festival 2011 at Seaclose Park on June 12, 2011 in Newport, Isle of Wight. (Photo by Simone Joyner/Getty Images)
23. (22) All That You Are-Goo Goo Dolls
LAS VEGAS - JUNE 23: Goo Goo Dolls frontman Johnny Rzeznik performs during the 2010 NHL Awards at the Palms Casino Resort on June 23, 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images for NHLI)
24. (debut) Super Bass-Nicki Minaj
NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 05: Singer/rapper Nicki Minaj performs on ABC's "Good Morning America" at Rumsey Playfield, Central Park on August 5, 2011 in New York City. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images)
25. (debut) You & I-Lady Gaga
TORONTO, ON - JUNE 19: Lady Gaga performs on stage at the 2011 MuchMusic Video Awards on June 19, 2011 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Jag Gundu/Getty Images)
26. (23) Hey Mama-Mat Kearney
NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 04: Musician Mat Kearney performs at the Apple Store Soho on August 4, 2011 in New York City. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
27. (debut) Stereo Hearts-Gym Class Heroes
NEW YORK - SEPTEMBER 23: Singer Travis McCoy of Gym Class Heroes performs onstage at the 2009 VH1 Hip Hop Honors at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on September 23, 2009 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. (Photo by Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images)
28. (26) The Cave-Mumford & Sons
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The subject of this week's column is how to manage your
appointments using a simple reminder service, the
calendar tool.
It reportedly first appeared in Version 7 of AT&T Unix, and was
rewritten early on for the BSD family of Unix. The BSD derivate is
available for Debian as part of the
bsdmainutils package,
but this tool isn't yet standard on all Linux distributions (including
Red Hat). If your distribution doesn't have it, you can obtain the source
package from Debian.
calendar executes, it reads a "calendar file" in
the current directory which contains a list of appointments and
reminders, and it outputs those entries in the file for today or
tomorrow's date. (On a Friday, it outputs entries for that weekend and
for the following Monday.)
For example, if today is Friday, June 16, and you run
calendar in the same directory as your calendar file,
typical output might look like this:
$ calendar RET
6/16 Finish draft of presentation!
Rob's party
Fri Lunch with Kim and Jo
Mon Presentation to staff, 1pm
To begin using calendar, you need to make a "calendar file" where
you can enter your appointments. It's just a plain text file, and can
be called either
calendar or
.calendar (the latter makes it a "hidden"
Write each appointment or calendar entry on a line by itself (blank lines in the file are ignored). Entries are formatted like this:
[date][tab or other whitespace][text of reminder itself]
Just about every common date style is recognized. For example, the following are all valid dates for the Fourth of July:
July 4
4 July
Jul. 4
Jul 4
Entries aren't constrained to a single day, either; you can have entries for a day of the week or for a certain month -- "Mon" or "Monday" for every Monday; "Jun" or "June" for the first day of every June. You can use an asterisk as a wildcard: "*/13" reminds you of something on the thirteenth of every month. When the date is omitted on a line, the date on the preceding line is used.
For example, suppose you have a file called calendar in your home directory which contains the following:
6/16 Finish draft of presentation!
Rob's party
Fri Lunch with Kim and Jo
Mon Presentation to staff, 1pm
If the current date is 16 June, a Friday, and you run
calendar in your home directory, you'll get the output
shown in the first example in this column.
Note that the entry about the party does not have a date on it -- the date of the previous entry is assumed.
The calendar package comes with several calendar files, stored in
/usr/share/calendar, containing dates for many different occasions:
Births and deaths of famous people.
Christian holidays.
Significant dates in the history of computing.
Dates of US historical events.
Standard and obscure holidays.
Jewish holidays.
Dates related to music, mostly 60s rock.
US holidays.
Hindu holidays.
To have
calendar output dates from one of these files,
put the following in your calendar file:
#include <filename>
filename is the name of the calendar file.
For example, to output both US holidays and famous births and
deaths when you run
calendar, put these lines somewhere
in your calendar file:
#include <calendar.usholiday>
#include <calendar.birthday>
And, of course, you can share your own calendar files with other
users; this is useful for making special calendars for a group or
organization. If the calendar file is in the current directory or
/usr/share/calendar, you can just give the file name; otherwise, give
its full path name in the
include statement.
If you run the
bash shell, you can put
calendar in your
.bashrc file to output the day's
reminders every time you log in or start a new shell.
If you keep your calendar file in a directory other than your home
directory, make sure that
calendar is called from that
directory. For example, if your calendar file is in your ~/doc/etc
directory, you'd put the following in your
.bashrc file:
cd ~/doc/etc; calendar; cd
Next week: Contact manager tools under Linux.
Michael Stutz was one of the first reporters to cover Linux and the free software movement in the mainstream press.
Read more Living Linux columns.
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The BLM plans to gather approximately 250 wild horses from the Sulphur HMA beginning December 13, 2010. The majority of these horses, approximately 220 animals, will be released back to the range following the gather. Of these, about 90 would be mares vaccinated with a fertility control vaccine to slow population growth. The Sulphur HMA covers approximately 265,676 acres of public, state and private lands, located in Beaver, Iron, and Millard counties. The AML for the HMA is 165 to 250 wild horses. The current estimated population of wild horses within the Sulphur HMA is 276. Horses gathered from the Sulphur HMA will be shipped to the Central Utah Correctional Facility in Gunnison.
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Phoenix, AZ (ABC15) -- A woman has set up a "bucket list" for her dog in an effort to make the most of her family's remaining time with the five-and-a-half-year-old pit bull mix.
Jessica Alderman created a Facebook page after Wrigley was diagnosed with an inoperable form of cancer.
"We are not counting the days, but rather making the days count for our amazing boy Wrigley who has an inoperable canine cancer," the Facebook page explains.
Wrigley was diagnosed with hemangiosarcoma cancer in March, and after further tests, doctors found he had a tumor in the lining of his heart, on his spleen and on his liver.
"I was completely devastated," Alderman said. "But [the doctor] gave us advice that inspired this project: to treat everyday like his birthday."
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21. Attend my grandmother's wedding in California
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Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released The Importance of Water in the US Economy, a report that directly addresses areas WEF and its members care very much about. As you may know, WEF is part of the Value of Water Coalition, and our primary objective is to help Americans understand the real value of water. In October, the Coalition launched a public awareness campaign focusing on where our nation's water comes from, where it goes, how much water households use and how investing in water infrastructure today can help ensure safe water for future generations http://thevalueofwater.org.
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This album is very critical but I find that it has very beautiful songs such as Mother Russia , Holy Smoke , Hooks in you eccecc
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I have been attacked far more for defending this album than I have had people saying they agree with me that it's a great album. And I think die hard Maiden fans are actually the most critical when it comes to bashing this album...
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.12.2012 at 07:46even casual Maiden fans bash this album an rightly so. The first truly bad abum by Iron Maiden this is.
Written by Azarath on 05.12.2012 at 04:56
The second worst Maiden album but still not bad, just average. It's oddly even, few of the songs stick out and there are no real classics here. To make a comparison, the best songs here aren't as good as the best ones on Fear of the Dark, but nothing here is as bad as that album's low points. Ok, "Hooks In You" comes close.
Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter is the worst track Maiden ever wrote
Written by Aristarchos on 27.02.2013 at 19:37
The title track saves this album. Many decent songs, but only one fantastic.
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I love the harmony bridge - it's a nice piece of music as well as being reminiscent of a ship being tossed by the Atlantic waves (song is about submarine warfare in the Atlantic).
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Very good album IMO.
Written by deadone on 17.04.2014 at 08:20
A personal favourite of mine. I think it's a really decent little Maiden album.
And I like Bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter!
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 23.07.2011 at 00:02
Really an average album at best with one of their, of no the, worst song ever. bring Your Daughter To The Slaughter. They still need to be shot for it after all these years.
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An agenda was posted last week for a meeting of Karnes County Commissioners Court showing the site of the meeting as the Karnes County Offices on the Square, but whether or not moving the court's regular meetings to a new location is a question that no local official has yet been willing to answer.
According to state law, changing the location where Commissioners Court meets requires a vote by the court to do so, but minutes from previous meetings show that Karnes County's Commissioners Court has not yet voted to move the court, probate court, county court and juvenile court from their current locations at the juvenile probation building to the Karnes County Offices on the Square.
The Karnes Countywide reached out to County Judge Barbara Shaw on March 1, asking if she believed the courts could legally be moved without action by Commissioners Court.
"I will be sharing a legal opinion to address any concerns on March 12," Shaw responded. "Commissioners Court will be at Offices on the Square on March 12."
In response to an email sent several days later referencing state law regarding moving local courts, Shaw still was still unwilling to answer the question of whether or not the move was legal.
"As usual, you are obsessed with anything I say or do," Shaw said. "Sometimes to the point I am leery of you and the odd things you choose to obsess over. I have told you and have explained to you that I have a legal opinion to read in Commissioners Court. If you choose to continue to feel that the court has done something wrong or illegally, I strongly suggest you file a complaint with the 81st Judicial District DA's office."
The Karnes Countywide reached out last week to County Attorney Herb Hancock, District Attorney Rene Pena and Ross Fischer, a San Antonio attorney who works as a consultant for Commissioners Court, for comment regarding whether the move was in compliance with state law, but email and phone messages left have not yet been returned by any of the three attorneys.
David Brooks, an Austin attorney who specializes in administrative law, was willing to comment.
"The long and short of it is that whatever the county does with regard to where they are going to meet, that action has to be taken by the entire court," Brooks said.
Brooks is the author of Texas Practice Series, Volume 35, County and Special District Law, a book considered by many practicing attorneys to be the definitive reference on the area of law that regulates the practices of local courts.
"They have to be at a meeting that is properly called and noticed," Brooks explained. "There has to be a meeting and it has to be approved by a majority of those at a meeting where there is a quorum. The county judge does not have any authority on his or her own to meet someplace else."
The Karnes Countywide reached out to the other four members of the court and County Commissioners Shelby Dupnik and Tracey Schendel said they are not opposed to moving the meetings of Commissioners Court to the Karnes County Offices on the Square.
Commissioner Schendel said he wasn't notified that the court would be moving.
"They haven't told me anything," Schendel said. "I have a doctor's appointment and I'm not going to be able to make it to that meeting. I thought we were meeting at the same building where we always go. If I go and there is no one there, then I'll know where to go."
Phone messages left for Commissioner James Rosales have not yet been returned.
Commissioner Pete Jauer said he was choosing not to comment on whether or not the move was legal or whether or not he would have supported the move if such a motion had been made.
There was an agenda item for discussion or action regarding moving the county judge's office and the four local courts to the Karnes County Offices on the Square, but the discussion in the Jan. 31 meeting focused on moving the county judge's office and resulting displacement of the extension service office.
Commissioner Jauer made a motion related to the item, stating, "I make a motion to move the county judge and staff from this building over to the annex building on West Calvert Avenue." Jauer's motion passed on a 4-1 vote with Commissioner Rosales casting the only vote against the motion.
A similar situation came about in May of 2011 when Shaw requested moving the court due to what she described as unacceptable bat guano odors in the county courtroom.
The move at that time was narrowly approved by the court on a 3-2 vote. Commissioner Jauer, who initially expressed opposition to moving the court, changed his mind when it came down to a vote. The vote passed with County Judge Barbara Shaw, Commissioners Tracey Schendel and Pete Jauer voting in favor while Commissioners James Rosales and Carl Hummel voting against moving the court.


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Jazz vocalists and recording artists Janice Borla, Jay Clayton and Suzanne Pittson headline the annual Hot Jazz-6 Cool Nites concert series July 21-27 at North Central College.
Performances will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, July 21, and Monday through Thursday, July 23-26, in the College's Meiley-Swallow Hall, 31 S. Ellsworth St. Tickets for each of the five performances are $20/adults and $15/students and senior citizens. The series concludes at 7 p.m. Friday, July 27 with a concert featuring student performers from Borla's annual Vocal Jazz Camp. Tickets for this show are $10/adults and $5/students and senior citizens. For tickets, call the North Central College Box Office at 630-637-SHOW (7469) or visit northcentralcollege.edu/showtix.
The concert series features eight jazz artists who also are the faculty for Borla's 24th annual jazz camp, a weeklong educational workshop; visit janiceborlavocaljazzcamp.org to learn more about the camp. Each evening of the series will feature a different combination of artists and musical selections.
Borla is a Blujazz recording artist who has been described as "a one-woman jazz tornado" by Jazz Times and "a stunning singer with a lustrous voice and the technique, imagination and daring of the best improvising instrumentalists" by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Her CD "From Every Angle" was named one of the Best CDs of the Year by DownBeat Magazine. Visit janiceborla.com to learn more.
Clayton is another founder of the jazz camp and has worked with such jazz luminaries as Bobby McFerrin, Fred Hersch, Steve Reich and the group Vocal Summit. Based in New York City, she has been described as "one of the most phenomenal vocalists in creative improvised music" by All Music Guide. Her CD, "The Peace of Wild Things," (Sunnyside) has received wide critical praise. Visit jayclayton.com to learn more.
Pittson is an exuberant, engaging performer who has recorded with such jazz artists as John Patitucci, Harvie Swartz, Keremy Pelt and Jack Walrath. Her current CD "Out of the Hub: The Music of Freddie Hubbard" earned a four-star review from DownBeat Magazine. All About Jazz describes her as "…one of the best singers on today's jazz scene. Visit suzannepittson.com to learn more.
The vocalists are joined by trumpeter Art Davis, an assistant professor of music at Northern Illinois University and former featured soloist with the Ray Charles Orchestra; vibraphonist Brad Stirtz, whose career has spanned the globe with concerts in Uganda and Trinidad; pianist Dan Haerle, a Clark Terry Group alumnus who has performed with Al Jarreau; bassist Bob Bowman, a Kansas City-based teacher and performer who has played with many jazz greats; and drummer Jack Mouse, a member of the Janice Borla Group and the Dan Haerle Trio.
Borla, Mouse and Stirtz are members of North Central College's acclaimed jazz faculty. Jazz studies is among more than 55 undergraduate majors offered at North Central. Visit northcentralcollege.edu/majors/jazz-studies to learn more.
North Central College's 2011-2012 Fine and Performing Arts Sesquicentennial Season is presented by Navistar and supported by a generous grant from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency. Sponsors of the Hot Jazz-6 Cool Nites concert series include Main Street Promenade, The Naperville Sun, WDCB-FM 90.9 and Shure.


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Brazilian Law School Students Study, 1960 (ICPSR 7045)
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The data for this study were collected in 1960 at 15 law schools in several states in Brazil. The study gathered family background data, including age and education of the respondents' siblings, national origins of parents and grandparents, education of parents, occupation of father, and social class of the respondents' families. The respondents' pasts were further explored through questions about their motivation for choosing law as a field, subjects other than law that they had studied, and average grades obtained. In addition, the study probed occupational intentions, frequency of travel abroad, voting participation, desirability of student political activity, and the respondents' involvement in student politics. Demographic information covers the respondents' age, gender, marital status, and city and state of birth.
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Strawberries Red is a sexy and sensual color. Strawberries dipped in melted chocolate or in whipped cream, are classic bedroom pleasures. Strawberries and other berries also consist of compounds that are intended to relax blood vessels and boost circulation for a natural Viagra-like effect. (credit: FRANK PERRY/AFP/GettyImages)
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Eggs Eggs are rich in vitamins B5 and B6, which helps ease stress and helps to balance hormone levels, which are important for a healthy libido (sex drive). (credit: SAM PANTHAKY/AFP/GettyImages)
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