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Description: Encountering challenges overcoming those brick walls while conducting your family's African American genealogical research? Unsure of which research strategies and techniques can assist you in locating your ancestors? Are you unable to conduct your research beyond the magical year of 1870, (the first year African Americans were comprehensively enumerated in the U.S. Census)? If you said yes to any of these questions, then the African American Research Workshop (AARW) may be the remedy to your genealogical challenges!
The workshop is scheduled the fourth Wednesday of each month. Instruction takes place during convenient evening hours; 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Individual assistance is provided from 8:00 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.
Fee: FREE - No Charge (all are welcome)
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Date and Time: Ongoing, fourth Wednesday of the month, 6:00pm to 8:00pm. 2013 Classes: January 23, February 27, March 27, April 24, May 22, September 25, October 23
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Q: What is the craziest thing you have ever done?
A: During the summer of 2006, my parents and I visited the Mediterranean. We went on a cruise visiting Italy, Greece, Croatia and Turkey. While in Venice, Italy, my mother and I decided to venture off into the streets, leaving our tour group and father behind. My father agreed to let us go as long as we were able to meet him at the finishing landmark, St. Mark's Square, in one hour. My mom and I knew we could handle it, being that we were professional shoppers and could find our way back through shopping malls. Well as the time passed, and the sky grew darker, we both agreed we were lost in the streets of Venice. The funniest part was that we both acted like we knew where we were going. All the walls of Venice look the same, it was an absolute maze. Trying to communicate with the Italian-speaking street vendors, we finally got back to St. Mark's Square just in time to load back onto boat. I learned a valuable lesson that day to never stray away and to next time learn Italian before visiting Italy.
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By Dr Ananya Mandal, MD
Breast milk from the mother, or another lactating mother (in case of unwilling mothers and royalty), has nourished, protected and helped raise babies since time immemorial. Like all mammals humans possess mammary glands for the purpose of feeding their infants before they are ready for food from other sources.
It is only for the past 100 years or so that artificial food, known as infant formula has been available. The infant formula makers have worked hard to make the formula as similar to mother's milk as possible noting the benefits offered by natural breast milk to the baby.
Breastfed babies experience lasting health benefits. This includes helping to prevent several diseases like:
Women who breastfeed also derive several benefits in addition to protecting and nourishing their babies. These women, for example, have a lower risk of breast cancer and ovarian cancer.
Breastfeeding saves lives. If every baby were exclusively breastfed from birth to up to six months of age approximately 1.5 million lives would be saved each year. The incidence of diseases among these babies would be significantly reduced.
Breast milk possesses all the nutrients babies need for good health and growth. Breast milk stimulates the immature immune system of the babies and also improves response to vaccinations.
It contains several antibodies and enzymes that help the baby grow up to resist diseases. This is something no infant formula manufacturer may equal.
Breast milk also has the advantage of no requirement of heating, no risk of spoiling and no requirement of sterilization.
Above all breastfeeding helps the new mother born with her baby as no other exercise can. It helps the baby recognise its mother and the mother overcome the immediate emotional aftermath of childbirth.
Another major benefit from breast feeding is cost. Breastfeeding reduces health care costs to the family and society.
The annual cost of feeding a standard infant formula to a baby is estimated at $1,500.
In addition both private and government insurance agencies spend approximately $3.6 billion in treatment of diseases and conditions that can be prevented by exclusive breastfeeding including gastrointestinal infections, respiratory infections, ear infections etc. 5
Mothers benefit from breastfeeding as well. Immediate beginning of breastfeeding after a normal vaginal birth can reduce the risk of postpartum bleeding and helps the mother regain her pre-pregnancy body weight earlier.
Breastfeeding delays the return of menstrual cycles after childbirth and thus provides a period of natural infertility.
Breastfeeding has long term benefits for the mother as well. It has been seen breastfeeding protects the mother against osteoporosis (a disease seen after menopause that leaves the bones brittle and easily broken).
Breastfeeding also helps to protect the mother from developing breast, uterine and ovarian cancers.
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Gleacher Faces Delisting Amid Wall Street Survival Scramble
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- For some on Wall Street, the world may end not with a bang but a whimper.
Struggling independent investment bank Gleacher & Co. (GLCH) said in an 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday it faces a delisting on Nasdaq(NDAQ) after trading for sub-dollar prices for most of the last six months.
In an age where regulators push for rules to govern the wind-down of 'too big to fail' investment banks, Gleacher's fate appears to have little consequence for financial markets.
Still, there may be hope for the investment bank, which advises on M&A, restructuring and recapitalization deals, and is also known on Wall Street for a specialty in trading complex fixed income products like mortgage and asset backed securities, in addition to interest rate swaps.
In late August, the company said it had hired an investment bank to explore strategic alternatives, which could lead to asset sales, an equity infusion or even put the firm in the hands of a more stable financial partner.
Meanwhile, the company may yet have time and options to fall into compliance with Nasdaq's listing requirements.
Gleacher said on Friday that its board of directors has approved a reverse stock split, which still faces shareholder approval. The proposed split, either 1 for 10 shares or 1 for 20 shares, would put Gleacher's share prices in the $8-to$16 range, according to KBW analyst Joel Jeffrey.
Given Gleacher's imminent delisting - it has roughly 180 days to regain compliance -- and longer term strategic goals, Jeffrey sees a stock split as Gleacher's best immediate alternative.
"While we continue to believe that a sale of the company is a possibility, Friday's announcement does not give us confidence that any deal is immanent or that a tender offer by the company for its shares is likely in the near term," writes Jeffrey, in a Monday note to clients.
Gleacher said in its 8-K filing, it will ask for a hearing with Nasdaq to approve a proposed stock split that would face shareholder approval in May. "
Such a move would be similar to Citigroup's(C) 1 for 10 reverse split announced in 2011, which pushed shares from the $4 level to the mid-$40's.
Gleacher's prospective delisting reflects Wall Street's struggles, amid a tepid M&A and trading environment. Earlier in 2012, Kaufman Brothers and Ticonderoga Securities shuttered their doors.
Meanwhile, activist investors have called for big compensation change at Lazard(LAZ) and Jefferies(JEF) recently wound up in the arms of a more financially stable partner, Leucadia National (LUK) .


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Bai Ling is a little thief – but she wears it with pizzazz
- by Aunt Johnny
I don't know why I was surprised to see Bai Ling in this get-up, but I was.
I guess I just expected more from her after I've been such a kind and thoughtful employer to her all these years. So to have her traipsing down the red carpet at the Sonia Rykiel lingerie collection bash for H&M in THAT is just a bit of a slap in the face, is all.
I can't really say that Bai Ling and I are friends. Because we most certainly are not. I'm sure there are lots of people out there who are adequately equipped to offer friendship to a big noodle bowl of crazy like her, but I, for one, am not. I just don't have the patience to deal with her incessant neurotics. I don't have a heart made from coal, however…so when she came to me looking for a job – my altruistic nature got the better of me, and I graciously offered her work.
So for three years now, she has been mowing my lawn every other week. No, that is not a euphemism for something else. She actually does mow my lawn. She's quite good at it actually. She is very precise and always has perfectly symmetrical lines (which I'm kind of nit-picky about…but she always does a first-rate job). Each month I give her ten bucks and a four pack of Diet Snapple – and around the holidays, I throw in Mariah Carey's "Merry Christmas" album and a basket of snicker-doodles (that the bitch never does eat).
I think we can all agree that as an employer, I am more than generous. And then she does this to me. For over a month now, I've been wondering what the hell happened to my canary marabou bathrobe. At first, I thought perhaps Kirstie Alley borrowed it the last time we took a bubble bath together and accidentally forgot to return it.
Then I ran into Bai Ling at the H&M Lingerie Bash wearing THIS thing. She took pair of scissors to a perfectly gorgeous bathrobe to create what could best be described as something one of Big Bird's bitches would have worn if he were a porn king. I was devastated.
So I told her, "Listen to me Bai Ling, this is unacceptable behavior – and I am docking your pay until that robe is paid for, and you can just forget about getting a Diet Snapple from my refrigerator ever again."
I guess she felt bad, because the next day she left a half eaten Chipotle Burrito on my door step with a note on it that read, "I heart you." I was touched.
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The minute the first hint of spring is in the air my kids are outside as much as possible.
Whether it's playing in the sandbox or swinging on the swings, they like nothing better than to be in the backyard getting messy and screaming at the top of their lungs. As their mom, I try to make sure the area is as safe as possible so that I can sit back and enjoy their fun.
Whether your children are in your backyard or on the neighborhood playground, their toys and equipment need to be inspected on a yearly basis. All of the bolts should be re-tightened and check that none have become too rusty or are protruding. There should be a twelve inch bed of wood chips, mulch or sand on the surface which should extend at least six feet in every direction. If you have a rope tire swing, make sure that the rope has not become frayed. Check that there are no roots or other obstructions around the play area that children could trip over. If you have a sandbox, replace the sand from the year before and check the edges of the box for splinters. Protect the sandbox year round with a cover to prevent animals from getting in.
If you are thinking of purchasing a trampoline or already have one, consider this - according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), hospital emergency room-treated trampoline injuries almost tripled in the last decade - from an estimated 37,500 in 1991 to almost 100,000 in 1999. Nearly two-thirds of trampoline injury victims were children 6 to 14 years of age and about 15% of trampoline injuries involved young children under 6 years old. Falls off the trampoline often resulted in crippling injury and/or death including paralysis from spinal cord injury. Somersaults and coming into contact with other persons on the trampoline's surface likewise resulted in many serious and crippling injuries as well as death. Pediatricians advise against allowing preschoolers to use trampolines at all.
Make sure children understand the boundaries of where they are allowed to play. Keep this area well away from the driveway and preferably out of view from the road. Setting up bright orange cones or some other visual cue will help children recognize the safe area. Even if you have established safe play zone areas, it's too easy for children to forget and run into the driveway after a ball or other toy. They'll also be playing in the driveway if you have a basketball hoop set up or when they're on their riding toys. Consider purchasing a retractable gate to fit across your driveway and signs warning drivers that children are at play. This area should also be free of gardening tools, outdoor electrical cords, lawn mowers and any other hazardous item. If children have access to the garage where toys might be kept be sure there are no pesticides or chemicals stored within reach. Barbeque grills with sharp tools should also be kept out of this safe play zone.
No matter how safe the area is, preschoolers should never be left unattended outside to play so grab some lemonade and take some time to enjoy swinging on the swing as well.
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While One Turns 75, Another is just OnePosted Thursday, November 19, 2009, at 1:17 PM
Last Sunday we celebrated our newest member of the family's Birthday. My Oldest Son's son turned the big ONE. Naturally we all had to get together to celebrate this! We're partiers, remember?
Bryce is the 2nd of 2 somewhat "Miracle Children" as far as I'm concerned. He is the son of Evan and Jessie Miller. (Remember I've mentioned that my son married another Jessie Miller) Jess was extremely ill as a young girl with Cancer. She is in herself a "Miracle Child" Years ago she nearly lost the battle with cancer, but she's an extremely strong person, so she fought the war and is still with us today. And healthy. God speaks in many ways, and this was one of them. One downside of her disease was that she would never be able to bear children.
Jess joined our family 4 years ago, actually almost to this day, now that I think of it. Jess's Mom was the instigator as she had met my son and thought he should meet her daughter. That in itself makes me proud of my son. Now, Evan is a quiet man, who I would have thought was just being polite taking Jess's phone # from her Mom. If I had known, I would have thought "He won't call" since he's kind of shy and quiet. BUT He did call.... and they went out that night. Seems to me like it was the evening before Thanksgiving 4 years ago.
The rest as they say is history. She makes him happy, and he loves her dearly. Jess already had her 1st Miracle Child, Jillian, who will be 5 in April. Evan instantly loved that little girl, and couldn't love her any more if they had known one another from her birth. He has since legally adopted her. She has no choice but to grow up a little tomboy, and she will have an incredible life.
Evan and Jess got married 2 years ago in September. Evan was so happy to have it done and go on with his life, working and loving his little family. They wanted to have a baby, but to be honest, I was afraid for them, and the disappointment that they might have to face. But they became pregnant not long after they began trying. Difficulties came....and they lost the baby. Both were of course devastated (as we all were).... but were determined to try again. Along came
Bryce in the pregnancy.
Bryce's 1st picture
I think I held my breath for 9 months. Success came a year ago on November 14, 2008. Jess honored me by letting me be in the room when Bryce entered this world into the loving arms of his Mom and Dad.
Moments after he is born
I can't tell you how this kind of event can humble you.
I am touching him for the first time
3 Generations of men in my life
Bryce is the spitting image of Evan at that age. He's round and chubby and unceasingly happy. His face lights up at the drop of a hat or toy as it might be. I can't wait to tell him things about his Daddy! In his family of Evan, Jess and big sister Jillian, he will grow up to be big and strong...
a Miracle Child indeed.
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Jess, if reading this blog makes you feel better, that makes me happy. You know you can always call, and/or just come over.
Love you, Daughter
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Wed, Jul 21, 2010, at 11:48 PM
When I am having a crappy day every once in awhile I get online and re-read this blog, makes me feel better. Also makes me once again feel very very blessed to be part of the family!
-- Posted by justjessie on Thu, May 27, 2010, at 11:07 PM
Well If your his friend on FB I am going to hit you up to be my friend Lol! He should be here today coming home for Thanksgiving ........
-- Posted by MsMarylin on Tue, Nov 24, 2009, at 9:29 AM
Yes Marylin, Mike and I are very good friends.
Though sorry you have to tolerate him too.... heehee
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Tue, Nov 24, 2009, at 8:03 AM
Maybe you should be writing a book! Bryce is a real cutie. We've been lucky as grandparents and parents!
-- Posted by Ardie on Mon, Nov 23, 2009, at 3:25 PM
I am so lucky to have so many Jess"s in my life. An one should be writing books, the way she makes people tear up.
-- Posted by sig is so lucky on Mon, Nov 23, 2009, at 3:02 PM
I do have a FB MsMarylin. And of course lots of pictures. Who is your friend?
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Mon, Nov 23, 2009, at 1:36 PM
Another wonderful family story ........Love all the pictures and what a sweet little baby....
Jessie there's a Jessie on Facebook who is a friend of one of my friends could that be you ?
-- Posted by MsMarylin on Mon, Nov 23, 2009, at 1:32 PM
Is it mean of me to love it when I'm able to bring folks to tears? But I do!
Thanks Jessie
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Mon, Nov 23, 2009, at 12:52 PM
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Carnival Center for the Performing Arts presents Merce in Miami, featuring the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. Through March 4. Various times at 1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. $30-$60. Details: (305) 949-6722.
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A couple kicks into high gear for the latter half of their 187-mile journey across rugged Colorado terrain on the Continental Divide Trail
"How many miles do we have left?"
"And when are we supposed to meet them?"
"Friday at 6:00 p.m. I know they'll be there on time."
It was Wednesday evening and my husband, Matt, and I were lying shoulder-to-shoulder in our one-person tarp tent, having stopped for the evening because we'd lost the trail in the dark. We were deep in the Weminuche Wilderness of Colorado on the Continental Divide Trail, headed for Spring Creek Pass, where our friends from nearby Creede, Colorado would be waiting for us in less than 48 hours. Without a cell signal to call our friends to reschedule, and with the likelihood that they'd call Search and Rescue if we didn't show up, we needed a plan for covering so many miles in such little time.
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Taking the Golden PathMabrey and Madge Miller Gift of 50 Years
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In York College history, few people have made as large an impact on the minds and hearts of students as Mabrey and Madge Miller. Countless students can recall classes with "Doc Miller," or visiting with Madge and eating her homemade cookies or jelly. They have been a quiet source of stability and strength on this campus and the East Hill congregation in York for over a half a century.
Mabrey and Madge met in Syracuse, New York, in 1943 where they were both working on a Campaign for Christ team for the summer. Mabrey recalled meeting teammates at the train station and picking up two suitcases, hollering, "Whoever these belong to, come with me!" Madge and another girl followed him, and over the course of the two mile walk to their destination, "I decided which one I liked best," said Mabrey. They were married a year later, and in 2008 celebrated their 64th wedding anniversary.
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"It's been great to see the growth in the church," said Mabrey, recalling their humble beginnings with a few Christians meeting in Middlebrook parlor. When they outgrew that locale, they moved to "The Panthers Lair" in Middlebrook basement, and then to the cafeteria. When that space was no longer sufficient, they started construction on a building adjacent to campus at 10th and Kiplinger—the building that is now Gurganus Hall. "By 1974, two services would not fit us all into that building," said Mabrey. That's when construction plans for the current East Hill church building began. An addition was built onto that building in 2000, and already more space is needed for the growing congregation.
This church growth is a wish fulfilled for the Millers. When Mabrey and Madge moved to York in 1956, they had a dream and a purpose. "I had a vision of a Christian college in the North where the churches of Christ were very scarce," said Mabrey. "I dreamed that if I started a Christian college, we could train leaders for the church and we could start a mini Bible-belt through Nebraska, Iowa, and the North Central states…I still have the dream that our students, graduates, will go out and live in these states and seed the communities with Christian leaders."
The Millers came to York when the school reopened under church of Christ administration. During that first school year of transitions, there were just 83 students at YC. At that time, the Millers had two daughters, Wendy and Ramona. Eventually they added Bryan, Keith, and Kirk to the family. Both Madge and Mabrey have worked for the college in a number of capacities. Mabrey was first hired to be the Registrar and to teach Elementary Education classes. Eventually, he moved into the role of Dean of Students, Athletic Director, dorm parent, tennis coach, Academic Dean, mathematics instructor, and eventually, Professor of Bible—a position he held for more than three decades.
Madge also has served in a variety of roles, such as secretary in several offices, Career Counselor and Student Teacher Supervisor. In years of abundance, Madge would sometimes work in official capacities and be put on the payroll; in leaner years, she would happily serve the college for no pay in whatever way she could. Though Mabrey is recognized as having been a YC employee longer, the difference he has made to this institution is matched by his gentle bride, who often serves without expectation of thanks or praise, but with a humble desire to please the Lord.
When asked about the high points in his career, Mabrey recalled two key events in York College history that he helped to bring about: gaining accreditation through the North Central Association, and becoming a four-year college. Mabrey said he also has many fond memories of watching Panther basketball, playing and coaching tennis, and playing "noon-ball" over the lunch hour with other faculty members.
In October of 2005, a celebration dinner was held honoring Madge and Mabrey's golden anniversary with YC. The dinner was attended by over a hundred well-wishers and friends eager to honor the Millers. Leading up to the dinner was a several-month campaign for the York College Scholarship Fund in honor of Madge and Mabrey. This campaign resulted in raising over $115,000 for scholarships for York College students.
The Millers have seen so many changes and incredible growth in the school they have given their lives to for more than 50 years. For all their sacrifices, for all their love and prayers, and for all their years of devoted service to this college, community, and the Kingdom, we give them honor.


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Yadi deal will be great for Cardinals in long-termPosted Thursday, March 1, 2012, at 3:08 PM
While I was initially quite skeptical about throwing too much money at a catcher, I really think he and the front office worked together to create a deal that will be mutually beneficial for several years to come.
My original concern stemmed from a fear that the numbers and years he might be seeking would be blatantly ridiculous. Given his bluntness last week when speaking about an extension, I was afraid he was seeking maybe $17+ million and minimum 6 years.
Now that we know the specifics, I feel somewhat better. First, he's going to be here and most likely for the remainder of his career. Second, and I'll get into this more in depth further into this column, a lot of money will be coming off of the books soon to help compensate.
The deal, which frankly was worked out rather quickly and smoothly, is for a reported five years through 2017 with a $15 million mutual option for 2018.
With the new contract officially taking affect for the 2013 season. In 2012 he will complete his current contract at the agreed upon $7 million.
Molina's new deal starts for 2013. Contract for 2012 stays in place at $7 million.
The new contract will make Molina the second highest paid catcher in the history behind only Joe Mauer from the Minnesota Twins who is earning a whopping $23 million per season. It also means that for at least a couple of years he will make more money than his good friend Albert Pujols.
While I think the money is there, there is a lot of risk involved in a long-term deals for catchers. Traditionally, due to the massive strain on knees, ankles, hips, backs and occasionally skulls (Mike Matheny), for a catcher to play into their late 30s is a rarity. With that being said, Molina's contract, even with the option, will end when he is 36. That's good for the team.
Given Yadi's health history, to expect another four to five solid years out of him is not unrealistic. Even if he does begin to struggle, there are a lot of other things Yadi brings to the table that are hard to put a price tag on. That's where deals like this get tricky.
Yadi had a career-best offensive season in 2011, but offense isn't what brought him a deal that could potentially pay him $88 million. What brought out the checkbook for Yadi was his defense, arguably the best defensive catcher in the game, and the leadership and solidity he brings to the Cardinals pitching staff.
Those things are so difficult to put a number on because, basically, as a general rule teams don't pay for defense. When it comes to infielders, for instance, teams pay for offense. They want a second baseman or shortstop to be a good lead-off hitter.
The interesting contrast has always been that while defense doesn't usually bring big paychecks, lousy defense will take those paychecks away so fast you won't know what happened. Several former Cardinals have learned that in recent years.
Yadi's value to the pitching staff, as one of my friends has said as long as I can remember, isn't even measurable. Whether it's knowing when a pitcher is done, what he needs to throw or how to walk to the mound and cool them down, few catchers have ever been able to help a pitcher keep a level head like he has.
With the rotation the team is expected to put out this season, that may not be such a big deal, but over the next few years that will change.
When guys like Shelby Miller and Carlos Martinez begin to make the transition to the big show, Yadi's real value will shine and I'm sure that was taken into consideration when this deal was worked out.
While, yes, I wish it could have gotten done for around $12 million, in the end I'm very pleased that they got this done. If they hadn't worked out a deal it would have been difficult to replace him. With a farm system very limited behind the plate, management would have been left to fight the free agent market. While there will be quite a few good catchers out there, that usually means that quite a few teams are also looking for a good catcher. That can only translate into big $$$.
Frankly, the fans needed this.
It's been a tough offseason for Cardinal Nation. The fans need not only to see that the front office committed to spending what's necessary to create a competitive team, but that at least one of their heroes is are willing to stay in St. Louis.
When Albert Pujols left many fans were left with the idea that he just didn't want to be here anymore. While by no means did Yadi take a hometown discount, he did put to rest tons of rumors about how he would "leave for the Angels," too.
Today fans can rest assured that Yadi is a Cardinal.
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-----Original Message----- From: jpiitula@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:jpiitula@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Friday, November 16, 2001 1:43 PM To: srfi-25@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: Consistency and convenience Folks, I apologise for the length of this message. I hope there is something of value in it. Cut mercilessly if you feel the need to address some small point. Or cut all. I try to expand here a bit on the proposed (shape b e ...) specification. In the specification the bounds of each dimension are simply arguments to a procedure, and the upper bound is not a valid index. Some are quick to point out that there are other possible ways, and some other way even feels more natural or more convenient to them. I trust that no one wants the interface to cover every possible way. (At least, I feel the macro at the end of this message is gross, and it is only half way there.) Let this message also serve to show what kind of thinking made me do all the choices I made in the specification. I do not say I have found the only reasonable way to do things, but I have thought hard of it. (This was two years ago. It has been dormant since up to now.) Short summary: yes, it is inconvenient to always have to provide the zero lower bounds, but not too inconvenient. What we gain is, there is a single, simple, uniform way to specify a shape, and the way is both right and consistent with the rest of the specification and the rest of Scheme. End of short summary: I want to choose one good way as primitive; secondary ways need not be inside the primitive - make them separate procedures, written when needed. If it really feels too much to always type in the lower bounds, and you end up doing it a lot, or it is a nuisance in some other way, define a variant procedure with another name, like so: (define (shape0 . es) (apply shape (apply append (map (lambda (e) (list 0 e)) es)))) Similarly, define shape1 for one-based work. For specific purposes, like a package to match a linear algebra text that always uses two dimensions and always begins indexing at once, provide specific ways to default to two dimensions and one based indexing: (define (tabulate-matrix m n proc) ...) ... (define a (tabulate-matrix 4 4 (lambda (r k) ...))) If you need a lot of arrays with the same shape, define one shape and cut all your arrays with it. You get the drift: the primitive is simple and usable as is; abstraction from it is allowed and encouraged; and even convenience variants are easy to write according to taste. I don't see how any procedure with a dispatch on argument types would really be more convenient to use. It would make the common case simpler, sure, but then it would make the other cases pointlessly inconvenient. Internal consistency of the array package carries a lot of weight with me. Here is one point: (shape b e d f) is the same as (array (shape 0 2 0 2) b e d f), and the arguments are the same, if you see what I mean. Consistency with Scheme carries equally lot of weight with me. I'm glad Per Bothner saw what I meant when I pointed out that the included lower bound, excluded upper bound match substring. I'll expand on that: in the sensible default case, when the lower bound is zero, the upper bound is also the length of the dimension, matching make-vector and make-string. These are small points but they add up, to me at least. I also believe, partly from programming experience, that this indexing scheme is the best there is. It avoids an amount of +1 or -1 correction terms, and a lot of thinking at the boundaries: (- e b) is quite a lot simpler than any of (+ (- e b) 1) or (- e b -1) or (- 1 b e) or so on. And intervals add nicely: [a .. b) and [b .. c) form [a .. c). (Stepping from last index to first requires correction, since the upper bound is not a valid index. Conceded.) The alternative of specifying a first index and length is not much worse, I think, but it has no counterpart in the rest of Scheme. (This is strenuous. Scheme is so small that the only clearly relevant model there are strings.) Consistency with other languages does not carry much weight with me. The alternative of specifying first and last index just doesn't work as well. Look at the boundary case: an empty dimension now is just an empty interval [b .. b). With the last index less than the first, it is a monster. And consistency with other languages does not carry much weight with me. We are not adding to their libraries here. One could remove the possibility of specifying arbitrary lower bounds. I don't see any reason to do that. (It is going beyond the model of the rest of Scheme, though.) Anyway, one can write convenience procedures to extract just what one wants. For dimension k = Integer[b .. e), let us say, and let us even abstract away from the concept of a shape as a thing: (array-length arr k) ==> e - b (array-begin arr k) ==> b (array-past arr k) ==> e (array-last arr k) ==> e - 1 These are all simple to write. Only take a flick of the wrist. Let us keep the primitives few and clean. Oh well. Here is the gross macro I promised. It expands into a call to shape and allows all kinds of combinations of a default lower bound, defaulting to zero, with last index or an excluded upper bound or dimension length. All are expressions. The macro uses _ as a literal keyword, like else in cond and case. The following are then all equivalent (innit a mess?): (shape 0 4 0 4) (shape 0 (* 2 2) 0 (+ 2 2)) (: 3 3) (: (0 3) (0 3)) (: (0 _ 4) (0 _ 4)) (: 0 _ (_ 4) (_ 4)) (: 0 _ 3 3) (: #(4) #(4)) (: (_ (* 2 2)) (_ (+ 2 2))) (: #((* 2 2)) #( (+ 2 2))) You can see the expansions, with arguments evaluated, if you (define (shape . bounds) `(shape ,@ bounds)). That breaks the array package, of course. Here goes. ;;; (: def _ dim ...) library syntax ;;; (: dim ...) library syntax ;;; where each dim is one of ;;; (b e) e included ;;; (b _ e) e excluded ;;; e b default, e included ;;; (_ e) b default, e excluded ;;; #(n) length ;;; and def _ provides the default lower bound and ;;; defaults to 0. (define-syntax : (syntax-rules (_) ((: bound _ . forms) (letrec-syntax ((car (syntax-rules (_) ((car d (_ e)) d) ((car d (b e)) b) ((car d (b _ e)) b) ((car d #(n)) d) ((car d e) d))) (cdr (syntax-rules (_) ((cdr d (_ e)) e) ((cdr d (b e)) (+ e 1)) ((cdr d (b _ e)) e) ((cdr d #(n)) (+ d n)) ((cdr d e) (+ e 1)))) (map (syntax-rules () ((map d () bs es) (shuffle bs es)) ((map d (f . fs) bs es) (map d fs ((car d f) . bs) ((cdr d f) . es))))) (shuffle (syntax-rules () ((shuffle (a . bs) (d . es) . s) (shuffle bs es a d . s)) ((shuffle () () . s) (shape . s))))) (let ((b bound)) (map b forms () ())))) ((: . forms) (: 0 _ . forms)))) -- Jussi


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One hundred years have passed since the first two cherry blossom trees were planted around Washington, D.C.'s Tidal Basin as a token of friendship between United States and the Japan. Despite the cold weather yesterday, I watched a historic event unfold as First Lady Michelle Obama participated in a commemorative tree planting to mark this centennial milestone.
A century ago, First Lady Helen Taft and the wife of Japan's Ambassador, Viscountess Chinda, planted the first two trees in Washington -- a gift of Mayor Yukio Ozaki of Tokyo -- and the beautiful blooms still honor all that they stand for. For so many years, these trees have stood as a symbol of the great friendship between the United States and Japan, and as a reminder of our shared hopes, dreams, and values.
For decades, people of all ages from all 50 states, Japan, and nations around the world have come to our Tidal Basin each spring to marvel at their beauty. And despite the harsh, cold, and billowing winds of winter, these cherry trees stand tall and continue to bloom year after year.
So, on this historic anniversary, we should not just admire the beauty of these trees, but also their resilience against harsh conditions. In doing so, we are prompted to recognize the tenacity of the Japanese people. Over the past year, we have all witnessed their courage, unity, and grace as they have come together to rebuild from last year's earthquake and tsunami. Despite Japan's rightful need to focus inward, Japan has remained our steadfast partner on important regional and global issues, strengthening our friendship and deepening our alliance.
Over the decades, more than 35,000 people have participated in exchange programs sponsored by our two governments, helping to broaden their horizons. Exchange programs such as our Fulbright and Mansfield programs and Japan's Japan Exchange and Teaching Program (JET) have helped our people experience the wonders of each others' countries. Our efforts continue today through the TOMODACHI Initiative, our effort to support Japan's recovery through joint public-private initiatives that invest in Japan's future generation of leaders.
We want to continue to strengthen our bonds, not only to support our friends in Japan who have worked so hard and been so brave in rebuilding their lives, but to learn from each other as well. Our exchange programs will help Japanese and American youth today continue to build on our relationship into the next hundred years. It is up to them to carry on the traditions our countries hold dear, and keep the friendship between them flourishing, and in full bloom.


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Installing Apache Solr on Ubuntu is quite easy. In fact, it does not require any installation. All you will need to do is just download and extract the package. But before you proceed, make sure you have already installed Tomcat which is necessary to access Solr from the browser.
To make further management of Solr server easy, we will first create a separate user for it.
sudo adduser solr
You will be asked to enter a password for solr user as well as additional information which you can ignore by simply pressing Enter. Once done, login to this user. When password is prompted, enter the password you have just created.
su - solr
Once you are logged in, you will be in /home/solr directory.
Now download the latest version of Apache Solr from the official site. On that site you will be given a list of mirror sites to download the installation package. Click on one of them. You will see a list of several versions of Solr. Choose the latest one. Copy the URL of the file (*.tgz) and download it from the terminal as shown below.
wget http://mirror.apache-kr.org/lucene/solr/4.0.0/apache-solr-4.0.0.tgz
Extract the package.
tar xzf apache-solr-4.0.0.tgz
All files will be extracted to apache-solr-4.0.0/ directory. This is all you need to continue to work with Solr. To configure Solr server to connect to a CUBRID Database, see the next tutorial.


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Joan B. Goeke
ELMORE – Funeral services for Joan B. Goeke, 80, of Elmore, will be 11 a.m. Friday Jan. 18, at Shiloh Lutheran Church in Elmore, with Pastor Robert Roettger officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery in Elmore.
Joan passed away Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013, at St. Marys Hospital in Rochester. Visitation will be 4-7 p.m. Thursday Jan. 17, at the church.
Jacobsen & Winter Funeral Home in Blue Earth is assisting the family with arrangements.
Online condolences can be left at www.winterfuneralhome.com
Joan Bernadine was born Oct. 14, 1932, to John D. and Bernice (Amerson) Johnson in Hardy, Iowa.
On April 21, 1957, she married Eldon Goeke at the Good Hope Lutheran Church in Titonka, Iowa. From this union, they were blessed with two children.
Joan had been a nurse and anesthetist since 1954 and just recently renewed her license. She practiced in Buffalo Center and the Cook County Hospital in Chicago. She taught medical careers at the Blue Earth Area Vocational Center for 25 years. She was also instrumental in getting hospice started in Faribault County, where she also volunteered. She is also co-founder of the Interfaith Caregivers volunteer program, and served as board chairman for 10 years. Joan organized and taught classes entitled "The Savvy Caregiver," for families of Alzheimer's patients. She started a Parkinson's support group for both the community and at St. Luke's which is supported by the Struthers Parkinson's Center.
Joan was also very active in many activities at church, including directing the choir. She directed and had roles in many of the Elmore Community plays (melodramas). She and Eldon gave rides to people in need, assisted with meals on wheels and she also worked in the UHD gift shop.
Among her many achievements were receiving the Faribault County Senior Citizen of the year award, the Woman of Achievement award, and vocational teacher of the year.
Joan will be greatly missed by her husband Eldon of Elmore, Minn.; her children, Jacque Rieffer of Elmore, Minn., and Dr. James (Lynn) Goeke of Salem, Ore.; grandchildren, Toni and Randi Rieffer and David and Daniel Goeke; her adopted family, Dr. James and Julie Laferriere and their children, Elizabeth and Nicole; as well as several nieces, nephews and cousins. Everyone she knew she considered family.
She is preceded in death by her parents; and many aunts, uncles, cousins and close friends.


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Himegami asks Takeru to go on a shopping date?! Of course, she has an ulterior motive: to inspect the mysterious mark on Takeru's chest. Sounds easy enough, but her plans are interrupted by her roommates, her fan club, and an unknown stalker.
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I needed a replacement for the stock intake and K&N was the best deal offered. The price on Auto anything couldn't be beat..trust me, I looked! Delivery was timely, the service was very good. As far as performance, its not hard to notice any extra ponies/torque with the 5.4 triton a truck this heavy in SE Ohio hills, and I can honestly say when pulling a load or empty, you can notice quicker acceleration between 2700 and 3500 Rpms on 6% grades. As for fuel economy.. can't say I've noticed it.


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