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Skip to comments.Protesters battle cops during rioting after 16-year-old was shot in the back (Shortened title)
Posted on 03/15/2013 3:32:40 PM PDT by Dallas59
Protesters enraged over the fatal shooting of a teenager by police poured into Brooklyn streets for a third straight night Wednesday, pitching bricks, bottles and garbage in furious clashes with cops.
At least 46 demonstrators were arrested along Church Ave. in East Flatbush. Police struggled to control a hostile crowd that broke away from a planned peaceful vigil for Kimani (Kiki) Gray, 16, killed by police on Saturday night.
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Try to identify any in the picture who come from a MARRIED mother/father family.....
Thug Huggers.
Um - give me a little time, here.
The MSM is doing great coverage of this! /s
Products of 'The Great Society'.
Aren't the cops,and/or others,claiming that the kid showed a .38? If that did,in fact,happen then the cops may well have been justified.God knows that if *I* was a cop and some kid showed me a .38 in anything *resembling* a threatening manner I'd drop him in a heartbeat.
You mean apart from the photographer?
The media, for once, is doing right to not broadcast this. We don't other potential tinderboxes to,go,up in flames.
This story again whitewashes things.
I read another story which labeled the dead boy as a member of the Bloods. And it said that the protests/riots were organized by the Bloods. It went on to say that the Bloods were upset about the shooting.
This article makes it seem as if a random teen was shot for no reason, and that the community is outraged by a shooting. In reality, this boy was a Blood, who was armed, and pointed his gun at cops.
The liberals in the MSM distort or omit key details.
And now, the finalists in the Trayvon Martin Look-a-like Contest presented on African-American Idle.......
So, do they make shooting targets that look like these fools or is that too non-PC?
I know they recently made some that look like kids and pregnant women.
Yep. Look at the photo, that's the bloods wearing red. If we had any kind of an impartial media in this country the headlines would be "Blood member is shot and killed by cops...Blood gang holds protest"..But we don't have an impartial media. We have similar gangsters running the media, doing everything they can to inflame. The mother being portrayed as an upstanding citizen, he son being portrayed as being completely innocent. Yet nobody mentions why a 16 year old is out late at night in a gang whose hobbies are robbery and murder.
Put it together. All the pieces are already there. They don't ADD A NEW PIECE every day.
Exactly. What was the liberals favorite quote? "Just because I wear a hoodie doesn't mean I'm a gangster"..Yes, but gangsters almost always wear hoodies, something the media never mentions.
If my child ever participated in anything like this he better HOPE he got arrested before I got my hands on him.
Looks like a street party in the hood. Smiling and laughing, busting things up. Good times.
Damn a covey of Trayvons!
Whoever coined the term "Asphalt Jungle" didn't know how close to the truth he was.
Is this the line for the chalkline model auditions?
WHat happens when the welfare wagon looses its wheels?...
These mentality's will go nuts... when the SHTF...
Probably what Obama(holder) is counting on..
Totally Saul Alinsky tactics come to fruition..
Better be ARMED...............
A woman who identified herself as Grays cousin told news outlets Wednesday that the teen was carrying a gun for a friend and was trying to alert cops that he had a weapon when he was shot.
Carrying a gun for a friend? BS. He had previously been arrested 3 times on serious charges. He is no sweet 16 year old child. More of Obozo's children acting out.
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I'm just not feelin' the love.
I read the article, and there were chants of "NYPD, KKK, how many kids did you kill today?" That just SCREAMS "outside agitators"...Communists, anarchists, Tea Party people (just kidding about that one;)
That reminds me.... I need to start carrying an extra mag. when I leave the house.
We need Jesus to visit this country like in past restorations of holiness, that restored Godliness.
Things were pretty riotous after the Revolutionary war, UNTIL people started to pray, and many got saved.
You are wrong. Everyone of those in that picture aspired to be astronauts!
Except when it's 80 degrees outside and sunny.
Oh well.
Actually I think they just said they were planning to get high.
Notice the funeral candle at the site of the killing, it's got the patron saint of drug dealers. This tells me all I need to know. Lock them all up.
And if the cops aren't guilty of all of this, then what makes all these people? A lynch mob.
Why try and make yourselves the winner of a chalk outline contest when they have supposedly their whole life ahead of them? What a waste of life this is and why do all that damage to their own places?
A target-rich environment, IMHO.....
To make things right, I better steal some Fritos sweet spiced corn chips. From a Korean grocer.
Yeah that will show "whitey"!
Even though they rioted in "yellow-ie's store".
And yet Asians vote for the very same Democrat yutes that kill and harass them.
Tell the Korean store owners to stop re-stocking.... duh!
Target rich environment...
"Everyone of those in that picture aspired to be astronauts!"
I wonder how many babies these "astronauts" have fathered?
They are a drain on society and we are all stuck with them.
The scene from Tomstone comes to my mind when Wyatt Earp says, "Kill 'em all".
Just hanging around waiting for a "White Hispanic" to come along to whoop on.
Possibly a religious flash mob, just waiting to burst out into Southern Baptist or Holy Roller Hymns?
Not a Republican in the bunch....
Because they hold education in contempt, and live by their violent feral/tribal mores.
All those ghettoRATs that cling to that world-view should be exiled from the city, and incarcerated in the NYC garbage dump. (not that there's that much difference)
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Today in the Netherlands, 23 countries from every region in the world, including the United States, have come together with technology corporations and civil society organizations to make tangible progress on Internet freedom.
First, the governments gathered here today committed ourselves to common action to protect free expression, assembly and association in the Digital Age. This includes cooperation to advance internet freedom in our diplomacy with individual countries as well as multilateral forums. Second, we agreed to expand global support for cyber activists and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in repressive environments, including through a new Digital Defenders partnership that would provide support, including financial, to embattled digital activists and civil society organizations. Finally, we are engaging with Internet and technology corporations on how their technologies and their corporate policies can play a positive and proactive role in respecting the exercise of fundamental human rights.
These very practical initiatives are putting our commitment to Internet freedom into action on a global stage. In Secretary Clinton's three landmark speeches on Internet freedom, she has laid out a far reaching vision for the future of Internet freedom. The State Department has made Internet freedom a daily priority of U.S. diplomacy with foreign governments, and in our relationships with civil society and corporations. And since 2008, the United States has committed over $70 million for grants and programming to support Internet freedom. Today's conference advances international collaboration to support universal freedoms of expression, association and assembly. This event, and the wide cross-regional attendance it included, shows that Internet freedom isn't just a priority for individual countries -- it is now a global priority.
As Secretary Clinton said last night, "The right to express one's views, practice one's faith, peacefully assemble with others to pursue political or social change -- these are all rights to which all human beings are entitled, whether they choose to exercise them in a city square or an Internet chat room. And just as we have worked together since the last century to secure these rights in the material world, we must work together in this century to secure them in cyberspace. This is an urgent task."
Unfortunately, Internet freedom is increasingly under threat in many places. Repressive regimes understand the power of new technologies, and increasingly try to control them. Some governments are using advanced technologies to chill free expression, to stifle dissent and to monitor and persecute peaceful activists online and offline. Some are exerting expansive state control over content, over users, over companies, and over the infrastructure of the Internet. And they're trying to change national and international legal standards to legitimize a digital police state.
These trends are reinforced by the development of a largely unregulated private market in surveillance and monitoring technology, which is very happy to supply repressive governments with the tools they need to control expression and communication among their people.
To meet these challenges, governments that support Internet freedom are starting to work together and push back. But we can't do it alone -- we will need help from citizens, corporations and global civil society for what is likely to be a long, tough struggle with regimes that do not share our values or our views on the merits of openness. Today's conference is a big step forward.
For additional resources about the Department's engagement on internet freedom, visit: www.humanrights.gov/2011/12/07/ifreedom/
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Get rid of ALL the government intervention and parasitic activity they produce. Half the problem solved.
Develop technology so that it does not spy on the user and disseminate that users info into unsecured severs . There is no good or valid reason that every electronic device communicates the way that they do.
Forget cloud services - they will prove to be a folly in the future - decentralized services such as mail and social networking should be developed. It is harder to attack a million nodes rather than just one.Its is near imposable to control 10s of millions of nodes acting as one spread across the globe.
Encryption of the highest grade should be mandatory and made with no back doors (sorry law enforcement -looks like you will have to actually work)-
technology has been made weak out of bogus fear. that weak technology has made us less safe, enabled digital criminality (wonder why so many corporations and governments are easily hacked - just look at MS law enforcement pdf on how to hack their own safe operating system and circumvent their safe secure encryption - what a joke - its written so that a small child can carry out the instructions) and in turn we are all less free and less safe because of such practices. In short stop making false claims of safe and secure when there are inbuilt with known flaws. Convert to Linux (its free) at least if you are digitally abused - you don't have to pay your own money for it.(laugh) After all how many people are willing to pay to be slapped in the face...Given the success of some tech companies - seems quite a few.
Stop telling people that on line banking, commerce and social networking is safe -providing their real information across unsecured lines, unsecured servers are not safe. Even the encrypted connections are not safe - remember the bogus security keys for email, banking etc of recent? It never has been safe and is still not.
Large corporation and governments are easily hacked and defrauded - despite the huge money spent preventing it. What chance does an average user stand?
Security software is useless -it stops known problems only - the unknown problems are far greater than the known.
Start telling the truth about technology and the internet so people can make informed choices.
Do you know what your government, your ISP, the software on your device does with the information it collects and sends? Do you know how that information is used, disseminated and controlled - i bet not
Just like in real life - digital freedom is a myth - too bad because all the digital perversion prevents some folks from doing some real good.
Myself I wont be on line for much longer - paying money for equipment, paying money for access - for what - digital skulduggery and abuse. If people really knew what technology actually does and how it is being deployed and used - they would be appalled (if they had any common sense left).
Practice the safest and freest net NONET. For 9.99 a month ill sell it to you (Laugh) but if you have problems connecting try googling the problem (laugh)
On a final note - what moron thought that releasing the stuxnet virus was a good idea - digital bombs are not like conventional weapons that blow up =when you create a digital weapon - you also give your foe that weapon to alter, understand and advance their own technology - oh yeh then they fire it back at you. Not so smart. Common sense is dead.
With that enjoy your internet freedom at no cost, no discussion, no fuss - no mus - UNPLUG.
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Easy solution:
No internet freedom brings no UN membership.
No UN money, no UN speeches, no UN parties, no New York City, no hotel maids, etc.
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Now that you are claiming Internet freedom it means to me that there is no freedom in the cyber world neither in the real one...
It is time to change Mrs Secretary or there won't be a future for none of US ...
It is time to merry every single americans and leave the mobster financially leading a corrupted planet directioned to enrich the rich exploiting world population.
someone needs to be invetstigated
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The Lakers might be the most talented crappy team I have ever seen. Even without Pau and Nash, they should still be able to play the Cavs even, especially with all the injuries the Cavs have. Their draft pick is looking like it might be gold.


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Fate sometimes shows us the way to go. If it had not been for some Japanese vineyard leaseholders in Deidesheim in the Palatinate, Stefan Neugebauer would probably never have learnt so much about Japanese ingredients, which he has made the main anchor point in his most recent style of cuisine. Like Christian Bau but more classically oriented, Neugebauer seems to effortlessly integrate Japanese accents into traditional haute cuisine. From the Japanese he derives gems such as kombu seaweed, umeboshi plums and amanatsu, a Japanese citrus fruit halfway between a yuzu and a mandarin.
Umeboshi plums are used for example in his suckling pork / dashi barley / gravy juices / yuzu kosho, in which Neugebauer roasts the loin, cooks the pork belly sous-vide and marinates the leg meat with miso, then combines them with the fermented umeboshi, salty/sour/hot yuzu kosho paste, barley with red dashi (traditional Japanese fish sauce), stuffed cabbage and the meat juices, which serve as a solid foundation. Every mouthful is an exciting interaction between the various parts of the pork and the different seasonings – this is uncharted gastronomic territory. Another Neugebauer speciality is his veal heartcooked at a low temperature in ponzu sauce, which takes on an octopus-like texture and a certain piquancy, triggering a fascinating new taste sensation with the traditional bean and mint duality in combination with a sesame paste.
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What do you think of the fire being under the dome and not actually inside of it? The owner has it for sale for way cheaper than the retail.
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The Koala has baffles that bring heat up the sides of the baking chamber and over the pizza whereas the Garth's cooking chamber is entirely enclosed. This makes a tremendous difference in top/bottom heat balance.


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Thornton is commencement speaker for Class of 2013
Thornton is commencement speaker for Class of 2013
March 29, 2013
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John C. Thornton, founder and CEO of Thunder Enterprises, will give the commencement address to Maryville College's Class of 2013 during a ceremony scheduled for 6 p.m., Sun., May 19 on the lawn between Anderson Hall and Sutton Science Center.
His address to the approximately 200 seniors graduating is "Lloyd's Lessons and Pat's Principles," and the Scripture reading is Jeremiah 29:11.
During the ceremony, Thornton will also receive the honorary doctor of law degree from the 194-year-old liberal arts college.
"John's experience with Maryville College epitomizes our communication of the goals of the current strategic plan – linking liberal arts education with professional preparation," said Maryville College President Dr. William T. "Tom" Bogart.
A former member of the Maryville College Board of Directors, Thornton has long had ties to Maryville College. Maryville College's football stadium, Lloyd L. Thornton Stadium, is named after Thornton's father. In 1993, the younger Thornton decided he wanted to do something to honor his father, a life-long sports enthusiast, so he donated a $100,000 lead gift to renovate the press box and stands.
Over the years, Thornton also recruited MC graduates to positions in his business.
"Mr. Thornton recognized that the holistic preparation of a Maryville College education produced graduates who were equipped to be, and indeed were, successful in the world of work," Bogart said.
In the event of rain, the ceremony will be held in the Boydson Baird Gymnasium of Cooper Athletic Center.
Thornton, a Maryville native, has had successful careers in both real estate development and the carpet industry.
In 1984, Thornton founded American Rug Craftsmen, the nation's largest producer of decorative floor mats. Under his leadership, the company continually posted $100 million in annual sales and was twice named Wal-Mart's Vendor of the Year from a pool of 8,000 suppliers. It was also named JC Penney's Supplier of the Year.
Thornton was named Ernst & Young's "Entrepreneur of the Year" in 1992, and American Rug Craftsmen made the list of Inc. magazine's "Fastest Growing Companies in America" before he and his partners sold the company to Mohawk Industries, the second-largest floor covering supplier in the world, in 1993.
In 1994, he founded American Weavers, a leading supplier of lap blankets and tabletop products to Wal-Mart and Kmart, which he later sold.
Thornton began developing high-end residential properties in Jackson Hole, Wyo., in 1991. Chattanooga-based Thunder Enterprises continues to develop high-end homes and master-planned communities in Wyoming, Tennessee, Montana, North Carolina and Hawaii.
Thornton is a trustee of the University of Tennessee, Baylor School in Chattanooga and the Oquirrh Institute in Salt Lake City, Utah. He serves on the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Faculty Development Committee, the UT-Chattanooga Entrepreneurial Hall of Fame Committee and the University of Chattanooga Foundation. He is chairman of UT's Athletic Facilities Capital Campaign, past chairman of the UT Development Council, past chairman of the UTC Roundtable, past co-chairperson for the UT Lady Vols Development Campaign and the past chairman of the Chattanooga United Way Alexis de Tocqueville Society. He also formerly served as a member of the board of directors of NASDAQ-listed InBrand Corporation.
Thornton earned a bachelor's degree in business management from Tennessee Wesleyan College, where he was named the college's Most Distinguished Alumnus in 1994. In 1999, he was inducted into UT-Chattanooga's Entrepreneurial Hall of Fame.
He resides in Chattanooga, Tenn., with his wife, Eileen, and five children.
Streaming video of commencement exercises will be broadcast live by HP Video. A direct link to the ceremony will be available at http://livestreamvideo.tv/maryville-college-graduation-2013/. After commencement, the video will be archived online. Those who wish to purchase a DVD can contact HP Video at 865.523.1073.
The Rev. J. Steven Musick, associate pastor for outreach and pastoral care at New Providence Presbyterian Church, will be this year's baccalaureate speaker. Musick is the father of graduating senior Michae Musick '13.
Held in the Ronald and Lynda Nutt Theatre of the Clayton Center for the Arts, the baccalaureate ceremony will begin at 2 p.m., Sun., May 19, and is open to the public.
A native Texan, Musick is a graduate of Trinity University in San Antonio. After a number of years in the banking industry, he felt a strong call to the ministry and enrolled at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Austin, Texas, where he graduated in 1986.
He became the chaplain at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tenn., but was later recruited to East Tennessee to become the director of the Presbyterian Student Center at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville, where he served for eight years.
From 2000 until 2002, Musick was the pastor at Washington Presbyterian Church in Corryton, Tenn. – the same church from which Isaac Anderson, founder of Maryville College, came. He has been active within the Presbytery of East Tennessee for over 10 years.
Maryville College is ideally situated in Maryville, Tenn., between the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Knoxville, the state's third largest city. Founded in 1819, it is the 12th oldest institution of higher learning in the South and maintains an affiliation with the Presbyterian Church (USA). Known for offering its students a rigorous and highly personal experience that includes an undergraduate research requirement, Maryville College is a nationally ranked institution of higher learning that successfully joins the liberal arts and professional preparation. Total enrollment for the fall 2016 semester is 1,197.


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by Hallie Gayle `15
ART PROFESSOR DANIEL JAUREGUI SPENDS HOURS with students in the art studio weaving together long strands of black hair. It's an intricate method: lifting one strand over the other from 16 different directions over a disc. The hair turns to braids and then to knots. Over time, a long thick rope begins to emerge.
The ropes of black hair serve a purpose - to help Jauregui create somber paintings and drawings of worndown buildings full of dark and faded colors that tell the history of a time and place that existed not that long ago. In this gallery of loss, Jauregui attempts to capture the historical tragedy of the AIDS epidemic and the toll it took in the gay community, specifically in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Silver Lake, which he calls home.
"I want to explore the legacy of that neighborhood," Jauregui shares. "Its history has been lost and my work has been an attempt to deal with the loss of that history."
His work is inspired by the Victorian era mourning jewelry, created by Queen Victoria after the death of her husband. The jewelry weaves a lock of hair into rings as a way to hold on to a little piece of a loved one who has passed away.
Jauregui's own students have joined him in the project's creation process. Handpicked for their skills in craft, the students have learned the Japanese-weaving technique called 'Kumihimo braiding' and are provided with purchased hair to braid independently and transform into thick ropes.
Ultimately, the goal of Jauregui's project is to prepare a 2013 or 2014 showing at his art gallery in New York. "I want people to be surprised and feel a little somber [when they see my work], and to focus on that notion of death and trauma. I want people to really start processing the devastation of the AIDS crisis and to become part of the process of mourning."
Jauregui also hopes to address – on a more personal level - his relationship to Silver Lake. As a gay man himself, Jauregui expresses, "there's a whole generation that has died, a lineage, a whole gap that isn't here to share with us what happened. I want to look back from my perspective as a member of a different generation."
This is Jauregui's fourth year at Whittier College, he teaches courses in photography and art theory.


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Eastman's Vision Continues – Hear it at the Jazz Fest
This blog is all about showing how George Eastman's lasting impact on the Rochester community reaches far beyond his innovative contributions to the photography industry. From arts, culture, and schools to clinics and hospitals, Eastman passionately gave back to the community around him.
In these next couple weeks, no where will George Eastman's impact on Rochester's rich arts and culture will be more prevalent than at the 2010 Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival. Since it was founded in 2002, the Rochester International Jazz Festival draws more than 125,000 music lovers to hear some of the finest musicians from all over the world perform. This year, the nine-day Festival (June 11 – 19) will unite more than 800 familiar and yet to be discovered artists from around the world performing in 200-plus concerts.
Eastman loved music and wanted others to enjoy the beauty and pleasure of music. He established and supported the Eastman School of Music, a theatre, and a symphony orchestra.
"It is fairly easy to employ skillful musicians. It is impossible to buy appreciation of music. Yet without a large body of people who get joy out of it, any attempt to develop musical resources of any city is doomed to failure," he said.
When you are out enjoying all the talented musicians coming to Rochester this coming week, remember that Rochester's affinity with music blossomed with the support of George Eastman. And events, such as the Jazz Festival, help strengthen that legacy every year. These concerts are spread throughout downtown Rochester at different venues and stages. Two of the main stages, and biggest venues, tieback directly to George Eastman and his love of music: Kilbourn Hall and Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre.
Big changes have happened to the Eastman Theatre since last year's Jazz Festival. Major renovations have improved this already magnificent Rochester landmark for better acoustics, seating, and staging. If you have not yet experienced these improvements, the Jazz Fest is a great opportunity. Here's a sneak peek:
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Seminary's First Graduating Class at San Quentin State Prison
God is behind the walls of the church at San Quentin State Prison, which is located 20 minutes from Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary's Northern California campus. At first glance the two institutions seem to have little in common. But both are places where theology is taught, God is sought, and students who are called to the ministry receive degrees.
Yes, theological degrees were conferred at the oldest California state prison on June 10, 2010. For the first time in the prison's 150-year history, four inmates – Mark Baldwin of California, 50; Robert Butler of California, 51; David Cowan of Pennsylvania, 42; and Darrell Cortez Hartley of
Missouri, 46 – received diplomas in Christian Ministries from Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary's Contextualized Leadership Development Program.
Contextualized Leadership Development (CLD) provides classes at a post-high school level in order to train competent Christian leaders. For those without a high school or college diploma, or for those where English is a second language, CLD offers an opportunity to become equipped and trained for effective Christian service. The program takes two to three years to complete and instruction includes eight classes that range from church planting and evangelism to ministry training. The 30-plus inmates in the program at San Quentin are taught by seminary graduate students and alumni on a volunteer basis during spring and fall semesters.
"The word 'contextualized' means the material is taught in the language and culture of a particular people group," explains Dr. Chris Foreman, who was one of the first of San Quentin's CLD instructors. "When we began to teach at San Quentin, we had to contextualize the curriculum for this culture." Foreman is a Golden Gate graduate who pastors First Southern Baptist Church of San Lorenzo in Northern California.
The Seminary's CLD program marks its 28th anniversary this year. The program currently has 62 Centers throughout the United States, and is presently taught in 17 states and 11 languages. San Quentin is the only prison location. CLD graduates have the option of participating in commencement ceremonies at one of the five Golden Gate Seminary campuses in the west. In the case of the San Quentin grads, the ceremony came to the prison.
"The format of this graduation program is identical to those at our other commencement ceremonies," said Golden Gate Seminary President Jeff Iorg as diplomas were conferred on the four graduates. A respectful crowd of more than 150 fellow inmates and guests viewed the significant occasion, which took place in the prison's Protestant Chapel.
"These graduates are receiving the same experience as our other graduates," Iorg explained during the commencement ceremony. "The program is the same, the people on the podium are the same, the diploma is the same; and we expect the same kind of results from these graduates as from our other graduates."
"Some may wonder why such a program would be offered in prison, where many of the graduates will never be paroled," said Iorg. "Our mission is training leaders to expand God's Kingdom. The church is in San Quentin and needs leaders here, too."
Jerry Stubblefield, Director ot the North Bay School of Theology at San Quentin, agreed. "People on the outside need to see the work that God has done on the inside with these men." There is a ministry going on in the cells, Stubblefield noted. "It might be the only time some of these men get to make a decision for Christ. And they're not the same people once they ask Jesus into their lives. God has done something to them on the inside. You can see the redeeming value of God in their lives."
"I was amazed at the life transformations," agreed Donald Hart, a Seminary graduate who has taught several CLD classes. "Even without knowing them deeply, I could see transformation, could see what God had done in their lives. The work of God doesn't stop at the prison door."
Several of the instructors, who are all Golden Gate Seminary graduate students or alumni, were surprised by how motivated the inmates are. "They attend because they want to, they have a real desire to learn, and they want to make a difference," noted Hart.
"I was struck by how much they accomplish with minimal resources," said Ray Fox, another Seminary grad who is studying for a post-graduate degree. Fox pointed out how the San Quentin students are not allowed to use computers, and there are no PowerPoints, no CDs, and no
theological library. "We use blackboards as a teaching tool," Fox said. "I am humbled by these guys. They come in with their handwritten, crumpled assignments, and they spend 16 weeks proving you're not wasting your time with them."
"There are many obstacles to receiving an education while in prison," said Stubblefield, who has had a ministry to the inmates since 1995. "And while it is available, it is sometimes inaccessible because of lock-downs, late and slow meal schedules, and inclement weather. It would be easy to use these as excuses, but these brothers were determined to keep going."
At the prison, all the instructors are volunteers because there is no budget. Don Beall, the Seminary's national CLD director, explained, "All the hardcover theology books are purchased with donated funds. The prisoners don't own the books, but they check them out and are responsible for them. These books cost $49 each, and if they lose a book they have to pay for it." Beall pointed out that their salary is 28 cents an hour.
"Even with this minimal income, the Garden Chapel congregation has sent $6,000 to six missions so far this year," said Beall. He explained how inmate and CLD graduate David Cowan oversees the prison's missions ministry through prayer vigils and fundraising, and interacts with the missionaries through handwritten letters.
The other CLD graduates also have ministries within the prison. Mark Baldwin teaches an apologetics class, and leads a daily Bible study. Darrell Hartley's ministry is as an addiction/pastoral counselor, and he is a licensed minister. Robert Butler is an ordained minister. "Under the leadership of my pastor, I minister to the needs of this church. I preach, pray, welcome, teach and assist the pastor in whatever he needs," explained Butler.
At the conclusion of the commencement address, Dr. Iorg recounted an earlier meeting with the
CLD students. "A few months ago, I was asked to be a guest lecturer in a course. The subject was my book,
Is God Calling Me?
I was told to speak for a few minutes and then let the men ask questions about it. To my surprise, when it came time for questions, every man in the class pulled out his copy of the book – complete with post-it notes dangling from multiple pages – and started asking me questions. They weren't general questions. They asked things like, "On page 68, you said…. How do you apply this…?" It was one of the most invigorating teaching experiences of my ministry."
On June 10, the first commencement ceremonies were held inside San Quentin. Men graduated who have completed their entire program while incarcerated. Some won't be released for years – perhaps decades. Iorg stated what many were thinking. "Thank God for these men who are learning to be ministry leaders – and missionaries – in the difficult setting of a state penitentiary!"
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Rao's Famous Lemon Chicken (Pollo al Limone)
1998, Rao's Cookbook by Frank Pellegrino, All Rights Reserved
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- 2 2 1/2 -to-3-pound broiling chickens, halved
- 1/4 cup chopped Italian parsley
- Lemon Sauce (recipe follows)
- Lemon Sauce:
- 2 cups fresh lemon juice
- 1 cup olive oil
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
- 1 1/2 teaspoons minced garlic
- 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano
- Salt and pepper to taste
DirectionsWatch how to make this recipe.
To attain maximum heat, preheat broiler for at least 15 minutes before using.
Broil chicken halves, turning once, for about 30 minutes or until skin is golden-brown and juices run clear when bird is pierced with a fork.
Remove chicken from broiler, leaving broiler on. Using a very sharp knife, cut each half into about 6 pieces (leg, thigh, wing, 3 small breast pieces).
Place chicken on a baking sheet with sides, of a size that can fit into the broiler. Pour Lemon Sauce over the chicken and toss to coat well. If necessary, divide sauce in half and do this in two batches.
Return to broiler and broil for 3 minutes. Turn each piece and broil for an additional minute.
Remove from broiler and portion each chicken into each of 6 warm serving plates.
Pour sauce into a heavy saucepan. Stir in parsley and place over high heat for 1 minute. Pour an equal amount of sauce over each chicken and serve with lots of crusty bread to absorb the sauce.
Whisk together juice, oil, vinegar, garlic, oregano, and salt and pepper. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use. Whisk or shake vigorously before using. Yield: 6 servings.
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Mary R wrote:Well, the easiest way to find out how coffee-flavored tea tastes would be to brew your tea in water that was heated in a drip automatic coffee maker. That'll give you a fairly accurate idea.
Most find it dissatisfying. Coffee aficionados find it thoroughly insipid, tea nerds bemoan the loss of delicate flavors, and others find the mere idea to be an excellent exercise for their gag reflex. There will be the odd bird that finds it a grand thing, though. There's no accounting for taste.
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silverneedles wrote:half coffee and half tea... something to try tomorrow morning
oh you said it was cold... eh, guess the coffee will be less dominant like that?
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tried the flavor step by step
tea (used yunnan gold) really cut the coffee flavor, still feel some coffee "bitter" on sides of tongue,
milk cut all tannins, bitterness
sugar brought in sugar and "dirty" aftertaste(as i call it)
tea flavor is diminished but can still feel some on palate(mixed with some coffeeness) and in aroma
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This was an excellent resource for a whole class activity! I used it with 3rd grade students, but I could see it being appropriate for grades 1-8, depending on how much discussion you give to the topic. I have previously done this activity by having the students measure and stand in certain spots across the school's field, but this took out a lot of the hassle, and helped the students to quickly understand where the planets are in relation to one other, and the visual representation with the downloadable planet posters was terrific!
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This tool is great for teaching planetary science! The tape measure includes kilometers, miles, AND astronomical units. The product itself is well-built and durable (even when you have crazy students running around, pulling hard on the tape measure itself, etc.), and the color and shape of the Sun is attractive and serves as a nice center of the Solar System. Students often have difficulty understanding the scale of the Solar System and the distances between each planet just from looking at words or pictures alone. This was a great way to kinesthetically engage the whole class and deepen their understanding of the Solar System by giving them a personal physical experience. This was also a great opportunity to take the kids out of the classroom into the parking lot (or a schoolyard or nearby park, if you have one) when they all seemed sleepy in my classroom. I asked for student volunteers to "represent" each of the planets after throwing out a few scientific facts about them, as well as telling a short story regarding the Greek/Roman deities they were named after, and students were practically *fighting* over getting to represent certain planets... "NO, I want to be the goddess of love!" "NO, I DO!" (and keep in mind, these are not little kids, these were my 9~11th graders). The process of rolling the entire tape measure back in was a bit of a chore, but aside from that, amazing product! It even includes where the asteroid belt would be found in the Solar System! (Even though it didn't include Pluto, the questions that students asked about its absence presented a good teaching moment.)
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Space is big. Like, really, really, big! Most adults have trouble comprehending the truly enormous distances between the planets, let alone kids! Anything that can help visualize these numbers is a huge help. Using the downloadable planet posters, we've been playing a game with local kids. I have them take turns each laying out their guess for the size and scale of the solar system. Then we unroll the tape and have a good laugh as we keep going well past what any of them have set up. By the time we get out to Uranus and Neptune, they're just speechless about how far apart they are.The case is light weight, but well constructed of sturdy plastic. The tape is heavy duty vinyl that has held up well despite repeated use, and doesn't tend to get tangled or twisted up too badly.One thing to consider is that at 61 feet long, this really needs to be used outdoors or perhaps in a gymnasium. In a typical house, it's a lot harder to get a real sense of scale since it's not likely you could get the whole thing stretched out end to end.Otherwise, this a nifty little tool that has earned a permanent place in the star party toolkit!
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This is a great, practical, and easy to store tool that get students used to the idea of planet distance. In the past, we have always paced out the distances back and forth across the black top, but in a class of 30, it can get unwieldy. This mapping tool is a fun gadget that the kids want to "play with." They can manage it on their own without teacher direction. They are really proud of themselves when they come up with new places to try it out. We get a great lesson in estimation out of it too. I teach fifth grade and find that it is especially helpful as a center during small group work.
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Seven people involved in an alleged drug ring were arrested today after a four-month investigation.
Pueblo police also announced the seizure of drugs, guns, 23 vehicles and more than $106,000 in cash.
Phillip Duran, 31, Patrick Duran, 33, and Angel Belcher-Douglas, 26, were already in jail on other charges.
Arrested today were Melissa Duran, 28, Jerald Johnson, 32, James Jiminez, 31, and Paul Carrillo, 27.
The suspects were being held in Pueblo County jail Friday night in lieu of bail ranging from $1 million to $500,000.
The investigation included eight search warrants at properties on the 600 block of Hewitt Street, 500 block of Avocado Avenue, 700 block of Berkley Avenue, 2100 block of Court Street, 600 block of Ardath Lane, 4400 block of Thatcher Avenue, 100 block of West Abriendo Avenue and 100 block of Pine Street.
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This thread should have just been made and locked. By allowing responses, the best case scenario is a GMB love-fest, and the worst case scenario is a demonstration of the board's apparent incivility.
Neither a good look, lol.
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"We all live in glass houses....and those that don't think so are homeless"
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NYPA Energy Efficiency Funding Tops $1.3 Billion
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MASSENA—The Trustees of the New York Power
Authority (NYPA) today Tuesday approved a funding increase of $230
million for energy efficiency projects for NYPA governmental
customers in Southeastern New York (SENY). SENY covers the City of
New York and Westchester County. This authorization brings total
NYPA funding statewide to $1.33 billion for projects that conserve
energy at municipal facilities and due to less energy use, save
taxpayers money with lower energy costs and provide cleaner air.
"Governor George E. Pataki set a high standard
for energy efficiency at State agencies, with his Executive Order
111, which requires a 35% reduction in their energy use by 2010,"
said Louis P. Ciminelli, NYPA's chairman. "In keeping with the
spirit of the Governor's Order, this funding helps State agencies
and other levels of government in Southeastern New York work towards
achieving significant energy savings."
Ciminelli added, "Since Governor Pataki took
office, cumulative energy savings achieved through NYPA energy
efficiency projects have grown from $29 million to $600 million with
annual energy savings, for New York's taxpayers, of $88 million and
NYPA's program for funding energy efficiency
initiatives enables its participants to embark on energy-saving
improvements, with no up-front capital expenditures. The
improvements reduce energy-related portions of the participants'
operating costs to generate the savings that pay for the projects.
For facilities where full program financing is provided by NYPA,
participant repayment is usually achieved in 10 years or less from
those energy cost savings and/or lump sum payments.
This funding provides goods and services such as
feasibility studies; engineering design; cost analyses; equipment;
labor; hazardous waste disposal; project/construction management
and financing. Projects include building improvements such as
energy-efficient lighting systems; occupancy sensors; HVAC
modernization with energy-efficient chillers, boilers and controls;
computerized energy management systems, and distributed
Of the $1.33 billion, over $700
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SENY projects identified by mid-2007. NYPA's SENY customers include
the Metropolitan Transit Authority, the Port Authority of NY and NJ,
the City of New York and Westchester County, among others.
Power Authority staff serves as the general
contractor for the SENY energy services projects and to complement
staffs' expertise, NYPA contracts for the installation of the
projects with implementation contractors. For projects to be
undertaken with the $230 million, the Trustees also authorized that
$150 million of those funds be used toward goods and services
contracts provided by five implementation contractors.
"Today's funding energizes New York's economic
growth with more business opportunities for private sector companies
providing the energy-saving technologies and services used by NYPA's
energy services programs," Ciminelli said.
Firms bidding for implementation contracts were
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experience in developing energy efficiency projects; design and
construction experience in New York City, and qualifications of
staff, among other credentials.
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Eyelashes are becoming one of the main focal points of many women's faces, thanks to inventions like tube mascara, fake lashes and products like blinc's long lash eyelash enhancer. While lengthening your lashes is certainly a gorgeous way to update your look, it might cause a bit of annoyance when you put on your favorite frames.
According to Allure Magazine, opticians have been experiencing an increase in the amount of women coming in for eyeglass adjustments to accommodate lengthy fringe. It's certainly not comfortable to have your lashes dragging on the lenses of your glasses every time you blink, so it's no wonder ladies have been seeking a fix.
If you've been using long lash or simply have lens-grazing lashes when you wear your tube mascara, all you need is a quick adjustment. An optician will simply adjust the pantoscopic tilt of your glasses, moving the top of the frames father away from your face and the bottom rim closer to your cheeks, reports the news source. Feel free to put on those glasses and blink away!


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The AnandTech Podcast: Episode 12by Anand Lal Shimpi on December 3, 2012 10:59 AM EST
Today's podcast covers two major topics: the rumored BGA-only version of Intel's Broadwell (2014/2015) CPU and Qualcomm's disclosures at its recent analyst day. The Broadwell BGA topic spawned a pretty big discussion about the future of the DIY desktop PC market, including speculation about the return of software unlockable CPU upgrades. On the Qualcomm side, Brian gives us the first details of the upcoming Krait 300 core.
The AnandTech Podcast - Episode 12
featuring Anand Shimpi, Brian Klug & Dr. Ian Cutress
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Total Time: 1 hour 23 minutes
Outline - hh:mm
Broadwell BGA Discussion - 00:00
Qualcomm Updates - 00:52
As always, comments are welcome and appreciated.
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SpitUK - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkAnother one so soon, awesome! Love listening to your podcasts when I am working out in the gym. Reply
TheGuardians - Friday, January 25, 2013 - linkAnand really needs to convince Brian to get a room. There's some serious latent man (boy)-crush happening through-out the podcasts!
Anand's continued giggling & predilection towards anything & everything Brian says is frankly difficult to listen to. This kind of attention disregarding pervasively the other
guests/members of the podcast is surely not diplomatic & equitable - epsecially by someone in a role of leadership as Mr. Shimpi is.. being the CEO & boss of the 'website'/'business'. Reply
Rick83 - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkI had the same thought the other day, but while listening came up with the following snag:
While upping performance (with Ivy Bridge, for example) has not been problematic at all, what you can not physically unlock is binning for low power consumption.
Additionally, there's the possibility, that motherboard manufacturers team up and release CPUs that are soldered onto carrier PCBs. Then the motherboard manufacturers would dictate the socket (within the architectural constraints of the BGA package) and make a slim markup on (exchangable) CPUs.
Downside would be lengthened interconnects, but the upside would be more degrees of freedom to competition in the mainboard market. Reply
Fiercé - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkAbout halfway through, and already it's an interesting talk guys. Good work as always.
As an aside, can you quickly look into the Podcast naming schema, meta data and tag usage?
Right now, the Podcast tag is missing from Episodes 5-7 (though a search for "podcast" brings up all of them), and the recent Episodes 9-12 are displaying under a weird "Anand Shimpi1's Album" on my phone (Android, HTC OneX, Google Play Music). Episodes 1-8 went into "Anand Shimpi's Album" as a comparison.
Also, a picture of the AnandTech logo wouldn't hurt either. In addition to aesthetic cleanliness with the rest of ones Album view, those sidelong glances at the screen from people sitting beside a smartphone user on a train or plane lead to curious Google searches and new listeners.
Again, good work guys. Reply
gregounech - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkAwesome, will listen to this one ASAP, love them, keep-em coming! Reply
mckirkus - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkI think we'll see things like Intel's Next Unit of Computing with an optical Thunderbolt connection to a self housed/powered GPU at 30Gbits/s. The days of the actively cooled CPUs are numbered, but GPUs should stay beefy, especially with the new high res monitors coming out.
It's only a matter of time until HP creates a crappy all in one printer with an HDMI out and an OS designed from the ground up to sell your ink cartridges. Reply
CaedenV - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkSo I have messed with win8 duel head setup a little bit, and it is really close to awesome... but not quite.
For desktop, it is pure awesome. There is simply no longer any need for extra software to get things to behave nicely. You have hard corners for snapping between screens, applications show up on the superbar on the proper windows, etc.
ModernUI/Metro... not so much. Part of it is the point of ModernUI: It is designed for small, mobile platforms. This even shows up in some apps which look terrible on big screens because the app designers never though ti would be running at high resolution. Anywho, Metro apps only ever run on a single display, and you get a feel that there are 4 different interfaces.
1) Charms overlay, which rules over all, and I wish it had more features/capability
2) Start Screen, which is always only ever on one display (I'd love to see this on something like a lilliput USB display as an always on feature... that would be cool. Even better? let me hook up my phone and use it as the start menu for my PC.)
3) Merto/ModernUI interface, which any single app can only take up to 1 display and only 1 instance, with a max of 2 metro apps on a single display. I would like to see this change to where you can have multiple instances/windows of apps like web browsers. And for those with large screens I would love to be able to snap apps to both sides of a screen (3 apps per screen), and be able to have some say of how wide the snap is because it is too thin for some apps, and too wide for others. Metro needs something for multi-display to tell you what the active 'window' is as things like the Charms Settings menu are context sensitive, and will not always be clear as to what you are controlling.
4) Desktop, which is almost a metro app itself, is the only thing which can span displays. I wish that we could see windowed metro apps run within desktop (especially things like card games or web browsers), but other than that it is just like win7 but with all of the multidisplay mods that you wanted from 3rd party apps already built in. Reply
Impulses - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkProblem with all that is, if you start making Metro too flexible and adjustable it becomes a hassle for the tablet user and you just end up making it more like the regular desktop, which wasn't the point of Metro... Tho I do like some of the ideas, I'm sure we'll see Metro improved along those lines in the future, but with a measure of refinement and restraint.
Microsoft doesn't get enough credit for Metro IMO, it's the first truly useful touch UI overlay capable of any real multitasking, and it's far more forward looking than iOS or even Android.
#2 is genius tho... But forget phones, what we REALLY need is a sort of Metro Smartglass for tablets! Build an app that just streams the Metro side of things to any tablet regardless of OS, that'd be the first truly useful and mainstream convergence of touch and the desktop. Just put some limits in place for stuff that obviously won't translate accEsacross the stream (games) or limit it to Windows tablets, either way that could make Metro really popular on the desktop.
Only gotcha with that is... I'm sure the desktop is such a niche at this point that they figure it doesn't deserve that kinda development time. They're expecting far more people to be using convertibles over the next couple of years than desktops. Reply
Krysto - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkAnother great reason for why Microsoft should have NOT combined the 2 UI's and forced the Metro one on desktop users. Now every changes they'll make it will be a compromise either for PC users or for tablet users. Reply
Kevin G - Monday, December 03, 2012 - linkGood discussion about Broadwell and Krait.
Around 15 min mark and discussing the convergence of Atom and Core is going to happen. Atom will only hang around if there are significant power and/or die space saves (cost) for Intel to keep it on their roadmaps. Intel is agressively moving Atom forward and it'll be the premiere CPU design on 14 nm so we'll really get to see how low Atom's power consumption can go.
Doing a big-little strategy for Core-Atom doesn't make sense in the x86 space due to the power overhead of x86 decoders. The only design with a reasonable chance of pulling that off would be something similar to Bulldozer where the front end is shared between a big and a little core. A large micro-op/trace cache would also be helpful to cut down power consumption by power gating the decoder.
Ian pretty much had why Broadwell as a mobile only part around the 18 min mark: DDR4. Migrating to DDR4 will require a new socket but the initial Haswell parts will be DDR3. Intel has not built in any DDR4 migration plan into socket 1150. Thus with Broadwell going DDR4, Intel can make that change in the mobile market where it is expected to be BGA packaging to begin with. The desktop PC market does not want migrate to a new socket with every generation. There is already irritation from the socket 1156 to 1155 move and it will happen again with 1155 to 1150. Customers aren't seeing the benefit as the IO hasn't noticeably change between the sockets: dual channel DDR3, 16 general PCI-e lanes and 4 PCI-e lanes used for DMI. There were some minor changes but none really merited a new socket. Why couldn't Intel have provided some backward compatibility between sockets like AMD has done in the past? (IE 1155 CPU in a 1156 socket like AM3 chips working in AM2 sockets on the AMD side)
At 23 min, there is an electrical and power advantage to using BGA over LGA, in particular with regards to noise. One thing worth noting is that DDR4 only allows for one DIMM per channel. Many laptops will be moving to soldered on memory as there is no real merit to expansion (rather, direct replacement). This will remove the DIMM slot which further improves signaling and further reduces power consumption.
The 386 didn't have BGA version. There was a quad edge connect version for chip carries and a PGA version. The PGA version could fit into a socket (which was before ZIF came to market) or at times it was soldered down.
At 31 min, check out netkas.org for news about Mac GPU drivers on OS X. You'd be surprised what PC cards you can just take and us inside of a Mac Pro. These cards would also work with TB -> PCI-E 16x adapter (at 4x bandwidth). Flashing EFI based firmware isn't necessary on some of them (Radeon 6870 is a good example with working kernel extensions for OS X 10.7 and 10.8).
At 36 min, Sharp has a 32" panel that is 4096 x 2160 that has been in production since May of 2012. Unfortunately I can't find a single display using it.
I'd also like to see a review of the two new 29" displays from Dell and LG that have 2560 x 1080 resolution.
Intel went to core only partially because of AMD. They were simply hitting a power wall with the Netburst architecture. Tejas was going to be an IPC reduction while maintaining the same power and clock speeds as Prescott. The design could scale to the high clock speeds but Intel wasn't willing to ship a 200W+ CPU in the consumer space to get any tangible performance over Prescott.
At 49 min, why would you be shived? Got a Wii U in your room? :) Reply


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Boy, would I love to....However , I am still getting the "Unable to connect to server" message....I think I am getting close, but if I fail, I would never complain. The free advice given out upon the site more than makes up for it, and anyone who would deign to complain is being rude and ungrateful.
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I would very much like to chat, but can't for the life of me figuer it out. I've sent Mr. Buzy a PM to try to be very specfick as to what I have to do so I may enjoy whats up in the chat room. Any help would be greatly appreaciated. I'm a welder by traid and not a computer wiz. Please help me make it happen. I want to learn. Thanks Beaver Dam
It is not the same site as Beesource, so you have to register with a user name and password, like any new site. Once you do that, if you don't have it blocked, it is as simple as signing in.
I can't be specific if I don't know what you have on your computer. There are to many browsers out there for me to try and guess what you are using. What version of JAVA have you installed? The past 6 versions have worked well but all the same what are you using? Where did you get your browser? Is it Internet Explorer? Where did you get it? Did it come from your installation of Windows or from Yahoo, Google or somewhere else? Do you have popups enabled for beesource? Do you have JAVA script enabled for beesource?
Are you running a firewall like ZoneAlarm, Symantec Security, Net Nanny or the likes?
Right out of the box, our chat room should work very easily for anyone that wishes to get in. If you or software that you have installed on you machine has altered the default settings for you browser then you will have to correct the problem. Popups must be enabled for beesource. Java must be installed. Java Script must be enabled for beesource. You must get a user name and password for the chat room that "isn't" your user name and password that you got for using the site forums. You can probably use the same name and password for the chat room when you sign up for the chat room, but is has nothing whatsoever to do with your account you use to login to the forums.
If you are running some kind of firewall (security software), there's a 99.9% chance that your security has blocked or locked you out of the site. Security software absolutely does not like to see Java Script running and it will block a site that tries to use it. And they don't always tell you that it is being blocked or give you the option to allow it when it happens. If it doesn't then you will have to find out where the software lists the blocked sites or applications and over ride the settings.
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Send me specifics about your PC, browser, ect. Just simply telling me that you can't login or just an error message just isn't enough for me to help. I have IE7, Firefox, Opera and who knows what else loaded on my machine. Tell me what you have and what you've done. If you need help finding popup or script settings say so and I'll find it in the program and help point you in the right direction. If I don't have the browser you are using, tell me what it is and I'll load it.
But you have to help me help you. There is to many programs and to many systems out there for me to guess what your problem may be.
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts." Winston Churchill
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Outside of all the technical info I've cooked tons of pizzas on steel plate in my gas fired oven with no issues, and I've used the same plate in family's electric oven with near identical results.
Again leaving the land of theory, in my oven my plate is always hotter then the thermostat set point when I turn off the bake element. My oven goes to 525, and my plate is generally around 565.
Scott, have you ground your teeth away yet?
I've used an IR thermometer, though to confirm the temps are the same.