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Obama's next effort: a Children's Crusade?
posted at 2:21 pm on September 1, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
Drudge featured the breaking news story that Barack Obama would hold a nationwide speech for elementary-school children a week from today, touching off a flurry of e-mails wondering what Obama had in mind. Will this be just an opportunity to learn more about government? Or will Obama try pitching ObamaCare to the Sesame Street set?
The teaching guidelines don't really give much of a hint:
President Obama's Address to Students Across America September 8, 2009 –
One does leap out: "Write letters to themselves about what they can do to help the President." Is that an elective or a prerequisite for mathematics?
Presidents often visit classrooms and talk to students. It usually makes a good photo op to put the President with children who obviously enjoy the attention, and there's no harm in it. It can be a good teaching moment for civics instruction, which this nation does poorly at delivering. The timing can even be explained as the first week in which all children will return to school, and since for many of them it will be their first day, it won't interrupt their normal curriculum.
Still, the nationwide speech aspect of this is unprecedented, and a little odd. Coming as it does on the heels of a disastrous summer, it's not surprising that people are suspicious, including the boss:
Will Obama be able to resist issuing a call to youth arms to marshal help in passing his legislative agenda?
The thing is: He won't need to make the call explicit.
Obama zealot teachers like this one across the country will do all the extra-curricular bullying and haranguing for him.
They probably don't need Obama pushing them to do that, anyway, although it will certainly give them more energy to do so.
If Obama sticks to education and personal achievement in his speech, there should be no controversy. Parents should prepare their children for the difference between political speeches and actual facts in any case, which will be a most useful education regardless of what Obama has to say in his speech.
Update: One of the first bloggers I ever read regularly, Venomous Kate from Electric Venom, says she's sending her child to school instead of using a protest absence — and the coolness factor is one of the reasons. Be sure to read her take, and catch the implied lesson of parental involvement.
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Lee and Nancy Aimers are opposites in the academic world.
"We teach in two different worlds. He teaches in the elementary, which I could never do. I teach up here (in the high school), which he claims he could never do. So, the differences are kind of interesting," Nancy said. "He comes home with stories that I'm glad it's him and not me, and I'm sure the reverse of that is true as well."
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They both attended Bemidji State University, though during different years. During her time at BSU, Nancy took classes all year long and cut an entire year out of what is usually a four-year degree. She started teaching in Pine River almost right out of the gates in 1971.
"I've always loved it. I started teaching eighth-graders and that was an interesting experience," Nancy said. "I started in eighth grade junior high English, which if anyone has spent time in a junior high classroom can relate to the challenges."
Lee student taught at Pine River under Yvonne Johnson, but when he completed his degree in 1978, there wasn't an opening for him in the district, so he taught sixth-, seventh- and eighth-grade science for a year at Freemont Junior High School in Illinois. When he had a chance to return to Pine River in 1979, he took it.
"After I went to college here I started hunting, fishing, loving the outdoors, stuff I hadn't done before so I decided to come back here," Lee said.
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Lee and Nancy's relationship began as that of colleagues, teacher and parent and even friends. It took more than 20 years before that changed. They married July 28, 2003.
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"It's a shared thing. We both share a passion for kids and for teaching, and so we talk about it at home and compare notes," Nancy said. "It's been good."
Lee recently shared a story with Nancy of a young boy who hugged him and asked him not to retire. It conjured strong emotions in both of them.
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"I don't know any teacher who is more passionate about teaching than he is, and I really, truly believe those are big shoes to fill. He has created a niche," Nancy said.
This year's retirement will mark Nancy's second. In 2005 she retired Sept. 22 and returned on a part-time basis Sept. 24. This one-day retirement was done to meet strict Teacher Retirement Association law.
"The district knew I was retiring but I had also said I would come back to continue teaching Advanced Placement if that was something they would like to see happen, and they did," Nancy said.
Nancy said she was asked, "What made you keep coming back?" for the school yearbook.
"It was always the kids. It's just fun. I've had a lot of fun," she said.
This time, Nancy's retirement will stick. When asked why they are retiring now, they have a similar, yet somewhat curious answer.
"Mainly, my wife's retiring. My wife retired a few years back and she came back part time, and she's been here a long time and she decided to retire and I thought I better go at the same time she does so we'll be together," Lee said.
"Partially it's because Lee's retiring also," Nancy said.
Lee and Nancy each say they will miss their students and colleagues when they retire at the completion of this school year, though Nancy does not think the true impact of her retirement will hit her until the fall.
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Lee intends to return as a substitute teacher like his 82-year-old mother is still doing.
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Nancy is keeping her plans more open.
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Published: December 21 2012 - 8:43AM
Independent MP Rob Oakeshott wants the government to loosen the purse strings and start a third round of stimulus now that the Labor government has all but abandoned its promised surplus next year.
Economists had welcomed the federal government's decision, saying it was not unexpected and would ease the pressure on the Reserve Bank when it makes its monetary policy decisions.
Treasury had forecast in October a $1.1 billion surplus for 2012-13, a turnaround from a $43.7 billion deficit the previous year.
The Finance Department's latest monthly statement, released on Thursday, showed cash receipts for 2012-13 so far totalled $111.6 billion at the end of October, down almost $4 billion on expectations.
The main factor was company tax revenue, hit by profit declines.
Treasurer Wayne Swan said on Thursday that he'd rather ditch the surplus than tighten fiscal policy further and risk local jobs and growth.
Mr Oakeshott applauded this move but wanted the government to go further.
"Unless there is a bumper summer, unless we really can see some increase in consumer confidence and consumer spending I do think the conversation in the first quarter next year will be one about whether to stimulate the economy with a third round of stimulus," he told ABC radio on Friday.
Ivan Colhoun, ANZ head of economics and property research, said any stimulus would be better done through monetary, rather than fiscal policy, such as through lowering the strong Australian dollar, which has putting the squeeze on the economy.
"Do we need good fiscal policy over the course of the cycle? Yes. Will we get it? I have absolutely no doubt that we will get it and I'm not worried at all that there will be a small deficit, whatever size, this year. That's pretty irrelevant for markets because of our good performance over many years," Mr Colhoun said.
Surplus 'a political argument'
Mr Colhoun said the push for a budget surplus for 2012-13 was driven by political rather than economic considerations. But attaining a budget surplus over the course of the economic cycle was still important, he added.
"So they have been doing the right thing in saying they are going to move back into surplus. What they've done wrongly is say, 'by this year'.
"What I think as a foreign investor and as an economist you want to see is Australia continuing to run a budget surplus over the course of the cycle. And there's no reason why that has to be in 2012-13. And in fact, with the world and Australia slowing down and the terms of trade coming off, I think it was actually silly to try and target a surplus this year."
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Labor backbencher Doug Cameron cautioned that Australia needed to learn from Europe, where austerity drives had taken many countries' economies backwards.
"We should not be out there arguing fiscal austerity when there are major parts of the economy still in recession and still not recovered from the global financial crisis," he told the ABC.
Independent MP Tony Windsor doesn't see the loss of a surplus as a problem either.
"To focus on the word surplus as being the determiner of being a good economic manager, I think, has always been flawed," he said.
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ANZ said in a research note on Friday that, as signalled by ratings agencies, a short-term delay in returning the budget to surplus was unlikely to have an impact on Australia's sovereign AAA credit rating, as long as the path towards fiscal consolidation remained clear.
"While the government will not release updated budget forecasts until early in the new year, we consider a deficit in the order of $5 to $10 billion for 2012-13 would not faze ratings agencies or markets," ANZ said.
JP Morgan economist Tom Kennedy said Mr Swan's comments meant there would be less pressure on the Reserve Bank in its easing of monetary policy.
"I think the fiscal drag will obviously be less over the current financial year and I'm assuming so into the 2014 financial year as well," he said.
"For that reason we think at the margin it takes a bit of pressure off the RBA, because now we have the two arms of policy – the monetary arm and the fiscal arm – moving in a more congruent manner, rather than going in opposite directions."
Mr Kennedy said on Thursday that a deficit was to be expected as growth moderates.
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"A little bit of us would go with it" by Kathy Weiss
Thu, Jul 18 2013 12:56 | Permalink
In 1989 I spent a semester in London as a social work student. When I had free time I went to the cinema and saw many wonderful films…documentaries and indie films, obscure films.
When I returned to Fort Wayne I was in withdrawal. Where would I get my "fix" of smart, funny, controversial films? Certainly not at the big box theatres. They had the run-of-the-mill "blow them up" movies that appealed to the common denominator…money making.
The thoughtful films were to be found only at Cinema Center.
Cinema Center is a gem in the midst of Fort Wayne. Only at Cinema Center can one find films to stir the soul and mind, films to provoke, to take us from the ordinary. Only at Cinema Center can we find films that lift us up or provoke us into thought.
If Cinema Center is to carry on our spirit it is up to us to support its spirit. Without the digital projector Cinema Center would go dark. If that were to happen a little bit of us would go with it.
Keep the lights on. Keep the spirit going. Keep our spirits going.
Kathi Weiss is a cinephile who supports her habit by teaching psychology at Ivy Tech.
"Finding my community" by Kathy Bock
Mon, Jul 1 2013 09:01 | Permalink
Some people have big, loving families. Some have church. Others have clubs and social groups. Me? I've always had Cinema Center. It's the one place I go to feel connected. To be among like-minded individuals. To find a true sense of community. (Which, come to think of it, is kind of odd for a place where everyone sits alone in the dark.)
But Cinema Center is more than great movies. Shoot, if that's all you want, you can just plant yourself on the couch and hit "Play." And quite often I do, getting more than my money's worth out of Netflix, DVDs and umpteen on-demand options. But comfy as my couch is, I always come back to Cinema Center.
Why? Maybe it's because I like walking in the door and being handed a tub of popcorn by Caroline (who knows I'm a member and I take my popcorn plain).
Maybe it's because Cinema Center is intimate, friendly and always costs less than the big theater chains. Actually, if you're a member, it's crazy cheap – just 5 bucks and the popcorn is free. And that's not even counting the scads of free films Cinema Center shows as a public service to the community. What other theater does that?
Then there are the events. Nobody throws a party like Cinema Center. I'm thinking Good Burger Night, Artament, Braineaters' Ball, the recent Hitchcock-themed Oscar Party, a poetry night for On the Road… Honestly, every time I check the website, there's something quirky and fun coming up. Right now I'm over the moon about Cinema Center showing the original King Kong outdoors on the side of the Arts United building this summer. How cool will that be?
Of course, one of the main reasons I come to Cinema Center is because it's home for me. This is where I belong. I first attended a Cinema Center movie back in 1979 when I was fresh out of college. I'd just moved to town and was looking for a place to go on a Saturday night so I wouldn't feel so alone. I found it at Cinema Center.
In those days, the movies were shown at the Unitarian Universalist Meeting House on a finicky projector that made a lot of racket and broke down with alarming regularity, but that didn't deter me. I'd found my people – and my kind of movies: North by Northwest, 8 ½, Mr. Hulot's Holiday, Harold and Maude, A Place in the Sun, Throne of Blood, My Dinner with Andre, La Strada… Where else but Cinema Center was I going I see great films like these projected on a big screen? And where else could I go by myself and still be among friends?
Over the years, Cinema Center has grown and changed with the times, but it still shows the best movies in town and it's still my favorite place to go on a Saturday night.
A few years back, I decided to throw myself a big 50th birthday bash. So naturally, I rented out Cinema Center and invited 100 of my closest friends to see Moonstruck, my favorite film. It was as close as I've come to a full-circle moment, having so many friends and relatives in the place where my adult life really began – the place that's always been like a second home to me. (I get a little verklempt just thinking about it.)
But now, I understand that Cinema Center is threatened. If we don't go digital, we go dark. Simple as that. We must raise $50,000 to buy a digital projector or it's lights out. The industry is forcing the change, but it's the community that must come together to save Cinema Center. I'm confident we can.
Won't you please give generously to Cinema Center's Digital Projector Fund? Do it for the arts. Do it for Fort Wayne. Do it for movie lovers like you and me, so together, we'll always have that home in the dark.
See you there some Saturday night, okay?
Kathy Bock is a freelance advertising copywriter and three-time Cinema Center board member. She wants readers to know that even though she favors Saturday night screenings, Cinema Center is open seven days a week and now offers discounted weekday matinees.
"Nowhere else but Cinema Center" by Cathie Rowand
Fri, Jun 28 2013 10:16 | Permalink
I love a good documentary and I don't recall any of the for-profit box theaters in town ever offering one. I don't even think mainstream documentaries like What the Bleep Do We Know or Chris Rock's Good Hair showed anywhere else but at Cinema Center.
A recent favorite of mine was David Turnley's presentation of his movie Shenandoah, a film he has been working on since 2008. Turnley accompanied the presentation of his film and answered questions afterwards. In a relatively small city like Fort Wayne, such opportunities wouldn't happen if it weren't for Cinema Center.
The bottom line is: if it isn't a profit maker, then the movie is not going to show at our local theaters. At Cinema Center gems from small distributors have been brought in for the simple reason that it is a great movie or thought-provoking. Now Cinema Center needs our help in updating to a new digital projector. Many donations of whatever you can give will pay for this and allow Cinema Center to continue offering opportunities that help make Fort Wayne the special city that it is.
Help Cinema Center go digital by donating to the Digital Projector Fund today.
Cathie Rowand is a photojournalist who wants to be a documentary filmmaker when she grows up.
"New love and an abiding presence" by Barb Wachtman
Mon, Jun 24 2013 05:13 | Permalink
It was the fall of 1997 and I had just started dating "this new guy" who was sweeping me off my feet. I ran into then Cinema Center director Cathy Lee in a book store and told her about "this new guy." Cathy immediately advised me to see Masayuki Suo's new movie Shall We Dance. "It's a great date movie," she promises.
She wasn't kidding! Sensuous, funny, hot, well-sculpted characters, a universal story told new and memorable. For many months after that Tom (this new guy) and I took sharp corners when walking, just like the protagonist's up-tight boss in Dance. Even in public places. Isn't it silly the things people do during new love? And we turned many sharp corners!
When I told my husband Tom – "this guy" and I married in 1998 – about remembering Shall We Dance, I walked in exaggerated sharp corners and we both laughed. Since Shall We Dance, we have seen countless movies at CC together, we have become patron members, attended fundraisers and bought memberships as Christmas gifts for Tom's son.
Beyond giving us a great "date movie" early in our courtship, Cinema Center has given us the gamut of great art as film from thoughtful movies such as The Lives of Others to lifetime love stories such as Amour.
Cinema Center was there to launch our relationship and has remained an abiding presence. We still turn sharp corners occasionally and always share a smile after the turn. It's what great art during special moments does: tattoo itself to your memory and, if you're lucky, on your heart, too.
Help Cinema Center go digital by donating to the Digital Projector Fund today.
Barb Wachtman is a passionate writer, communicator, community volunteer and Cubs fan. Like the cliche, she lives to laugh, learn and love.
"Worth our support" by Adie Baach
Mon, Jun 24 2013 05:06 | Permalink
We have been fans and supporters of Cinema Center since its move to Clay Street. Recently, we saw "Renoir," a marvelous film to be seen nowhere else in Fort Wayne. That has always been Cinema Center's aim and place in our city: to show the finest independent films available, no matter their political correctness or their universal appeal. In our growing homogenous culture, this is a rare and noble aim. Surely worth our support!
Help Cinema Center go digital by donating to the Digital Projector Fund today.
Help Cinema Center go digital by donating to the Digital Projector Fund today.
Adie Baach is a past Cinema Center Board President and still a dedicated community volunteer.


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The program has various streamincluding a Digital Forensics one. Best of all they allow use of work experience and certifiactions towards the degrees and certificates. They are also a fully certified university with brick and mortar campuses as well.
The 3 streams they have are :
Microsoft 2008 Stream
Digital Forensics Stream
Multi Platform Security Stream
Personally, having been out of college fro over 20 years I am looking at the Graduate certificate. I qualify for admission and it only needs 4 courses to earn. Thankfully 2 of my certs already mean I only need to courses .
There official blurb is below:
This Graduate Certificate incorporates preparation of one or more of the following industry certifications:
The Security Essentials Certification (GSEC) from the GIAC organisation and SANS Institute;
The Certified Incident Handler (GCIH) from the GIAC organisation and SANS Institute;
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The Certified Computer Examiner (CCE) from the The International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners
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Information Systems Security Certification Consortium (ISC)²);
The Certified Forensics Analyst (GCFA) industry certification from the GIAC organisation and SANS Institute, and
The Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH) industry certification from the EC-Council.
I included the courses\requirements for the certificate program.
University Subjects (Choose 2):
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The Master requires 12 credits, 6 of which can be certs. http://www.itmasters.edu.au/digital-for ... alisation/
That link is very helpful as it has the mapping showing which certs can be used against which course. I have also corresponded with them and found that additional SANS courses can be used as credit, on individual review of the course.
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In addition to his solo career, DJ Quik kept busy as a producer, beginning in 1991 on the debut albums by 2nd II None and Hi-C. In subsequent years he contributed productions to albums by AMG, 2Pac, Jermaine Dupri, Shaquille O'Neal, Xzibit, 8Ball & MJG, Talib Kweli, Jay-Z, Jadakiss, Ludacris, Snoop Dogg, Murs, and Dwele, among many others. ~ Jason Birchmeier
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A man and especially a woman can't enjoy anything live nowadays; he/she has to spoil it all by committing it to camera for some delayed sense of retrospective enjoyment.
Every famous person you see in pictures or in media-moving footage is backgrounded (not a word) or foregrounded (interestingly, a word) by a sea of iPhones and other devices. It's a shoddy look. The fan no longer immediately celebrates the celebrity - his or her phone does.
Soon the actual celebrity will no longer exist in person at all. Only blurry footage or smoky photos of him/her will constitute any traces of his/her existence.
It points to what has been referred to as an "impoverished present" when the movement of every moment is digitised and re-enjoyed hunched over a keyboard.
If the New Zealand weather is sparkling, say, people have to enhance it by photographing and reproducing it for the enjoyment of the disembodied social media in Canada, rather than just going for a walk like they did as recently as the 1990s.
Even worse, food has to be re-appropriated into the photographic medium before being devoured because it isn't sufficiently satisfying to just eat it. No, it's all presentation and re-presentation in favour of ingestion.
And everyone's green with food envy watching the latest celebrity chef series.
No, the rock star doesn't exist anymore, nor does the film star; the Celebrity Chef has ousted them both. Why so? Well, he/she manufactures images of products, which cannot be felt, smelled or digested, making us all melt with insatiable desire.
Food is the new pornography. Nobody wants to eat anymore; they want to watch contestants being filmed eating. And let me tell you, it's not one bit enjoyable to be filmed or photographed with a mouthful of food on your plate or a plateful of food in your mouth, especially when expected to synopsise the situation simultaneously.
It bugs me to no end, because you can't eat a photo and expect to gain any remote form of gratification. Inasmuch as you can't directly, tactilely experience the Antipodean temperatures, breezes, trees and seas in British Columbia.
These days, the ratio of cameras held aloft during wedding processions to the number of people in attendance is staggeringly high. The dear old bride can't walk down the aisle and giggle tearfully with her mates anymore; she has to face the bullets of the metal moments-takers.
You can't just share a gushy smile; it has to be interrupted by the robotics of the present-damning digital age.
The question remains, to paraphrase Hansel in the film Zoolander, where do all the files go? As the old-fashioned experts will tell you, no one ever sees the reproductions of these magic moments. Unless, of course, they're involved with unquenchable social media in some form, but let's not go into the root of the problem.
No one can do anything anymore without the invasion of privacy. Click, snap, click, snap, click, snap.
An impoverished present, it is, indeed. And food is the new nude.


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National Heritage Area for Crooked Road plans dead
ABINGDON, Va. - The issue of creating a National Heritage Area for the 15 counties that are part of the Crooked Road, Virginia's Heritage Music Trail, is dead.
The issue had divided an otherwise unified tourism effort.
In a surprise move, the board of the Crooked Road has decided to give up their efforts to facilitate a National Heritage Area for the counties and communities it serves.
Several localities have voted to not support the effort, which gave the board pause for thought. "We very much felt that we were hearing a side of this issue that we needed to listen to. We couldn't ignore that and at the same time we were hearing a lot of optimism and hope for this project," said Wood Crenshaw with the board.
At Thursday's announcement, it was unity of the region that brought about the decision. "Our organization has really dedicated itself to bringing the community of Southwest Virginia together and we felt that if we continued with The National Heritage Area that we would risk that mission for ourselves," Crenshaw said.
"We just want to make sure that we step back from it. Those folks that have concerns hopefully now that can be put to rest and we can move forward with the Crooked Road and as the Southwest Virginia Cultural Heritage Foundation," Delegate Terry Kilgore, a foundation member, added.
Obviously, those opposed to the heritage area were pleased to hear of the announcement. "At the heart of the opposition was private property rights. The threat of loss of private property rights, federal government intrusion into our lives more than it already is," Washington County supervisor Bill Gibson said.
With the issue dead, it's back to promoting the region, its music, its culture and its tourism potential.
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Hey there Swiftie! So as you may have seen on the forums or in my blogs, I'm writing to you today to personally invite you to join me in a fun little project that is already well under way.
To make a long story short (and if you want the long, detailed version you can check out the official project page in my blogs): We, meaning myself and hundreds of Swifties from Taylor Connect are currently in the process of making Official Unofficial Lyric Video for the song "Red". Why, you might ask? To both celebrate the dawn of the Red era and to show the one and only Taylor Swift just what all of this means to us, the fans of course!! After everything she does for us, this will be our way of doing something back for her.
Interested? Excited? Confused? Tired? Fighting an uncontrollable urge to scream out loud that you are, in fact, a little teapot (handle, spout and all!)? Well, first things first, the best way to understand what we're doing is to see the original inspiration for this project, courtesy of the folks behind the Broadway Musical "Title of Show"
Now, take that idea and apply it to Red!! So far, the creativity people have been bringing to the table has been beyond incredible and now I would like to offer you your own chance to get in on the action. Just respond to this message expressing your interest, and you can be a part of this amazing opportunity to unite with your fellow Swifties as, with one voice, we celebrate the dawn of the Red era!! Let's give this album and the beautiful artist behind it the welcome they deserve! You might want to hurry though: there are officially less than 50 words left to give out and they are going FAST! So send me a message and join up!


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I work for a company who's website has been analysed by a outside company, the outside company did it off there own back and have said that my companies website is 'writable'.
I have checked the permissions and setup and can see nothing wrong, However I would like to check.
The site sits on a windows 2003 server, IIS 6, and is ASP coded.
How would I check to see if it is 'writable' from the web?... IE: Does anyone know of a script or a process to run against the site?
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Heartland Women's Club to meet Sept. 16 in Longville
Heartland Christian Women's Club Morning Connection invites all ladies to "Dressing on a Dime" Monday, Sept. 16, at Miracle Bible Camp in Longville.
A continental breakfast will be served at 9:30 a.m. Cost is $7.
Speaker will be Jan McDonough of Wyoming, Minn., sharing "What Makes You Happy." Jeanette Brown of Longville will provide music, "Second Hand Rose." Feature will be "Second Hand Clothes." Wear your favorite bargain outfit and explain your outfit.
Reservations and cancellations are a must by Friday, Sept. 13. For reservations, call Ginny at 587-2803, Barb at 947-4524, Rita at 587-4117 or Elsie at 547-0646.


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chapman has really been hitting 102-103 alot of late
chapman has really been hitting 102-103 alot of late
there's nothing like bowling a 300 game! 13 now and retired.
Ricky henderson has a higher OBP than C. patterson and he's retired. C. Trent 6-14-2008
Whew. Right at Heisey. TOBTTR
Heisey grabs it, and this one belongs to the Reds! 5-2
Whew. Crawford lines out to Heisey. Reds win 5-2!
Not sure why people don't want to face Puig....he only has like 150 AB, wasn't even an all-star
Dodgers go down w Puig on deck... thank God
Big win, kershaw tomorrow will be difficult.
Impressive start to the second half for the good guys. Kershaw vs. Bailey tomorrow night. Should be a good one.
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Right now, the Reds are 6-2 since the AS break. Gain some ground on the Pirates. Really we are fighting for the Wild Card right now. This gives us a 5 game cushion over LA. That's important.
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Foothill College presents its 54th Annual Commencement Ceremony Friday, June 27, at 6:30 p.m. in the Library Quad. The evening will feature inspirational messages from Foothill College students, faculty and staff. Tickets are not required and event parking in student lots is free this evening only. The evening will feature inspirational messages from Foothill College President Judy C. Miner, Ed.D.; Foothill Psychology Instructor Ben Stefonik, M.A.; and student speaker Antonia Zavala, international relations major and former student trustee to the Foothill-De Anza Community College District Board of Trustees.
Encourage your guests to arrive early to locate parking and seating. For ceremony time, location, parking rules, disability accommodation request deadline, cap and gown details, and guest instructions, review the Commencement Ceremony FAQ at www.foothill.edu/programs/graduation.php.
More than 900 Are Candidates for Graduation
From its first graduating class of 37 students in 1960, Foothill has grown to serve approximately 14,000 students each 12-week quarter. Foothill's Class of 2013–2014 includes 520 candidates for the associate in arts degree and 355 candidates for the associate in science degree. In addition, 61 students will be awarded the associate degree for transfer, which is the entirely new joint transfer degree developed by the California Community Colleges and California State University systems.
Designed specifically for transfer to the CSU, the new associate in arts for transfer (AA-T) and associate in science for transfer (AS-T) degrees make it easier for students to transfer between the two higher education systems, and mark the first time in California history that community college students who complete a new degree are guaranteed admission with junior standing to the CSU system. These degrees can be completed in 60 transferable semester units (or 90 quarter units) and include coursework in general education, major preparation and electives. Foothill College now offers 11 state-approved associate degrees for transfer, including anthropology, AA-T; computer science, AA-S; English, AA-T; geography, AA-T; history, AA-T; mathematics, AA-S; philosophy, AA-T; physics, AA-S; psychology, AA-T; sociology AA-T; and studio arts, AA-T. Foothill faculty continue to develop even more of these transfer degrees.
In addition to recognizing honor scholars and scholarship recipients, the ceremony will spotlight three first-time degree recipients who have earned a 4.0 grade point average in all college coursework, including 60 resident units at Foothill College. Communications/pre-law major Irina Loseva of Berkeley, music major James Sommermann of Mendocino, and social sciences major Shee Ling Celine Tong of Palo Alto will receive the president's medal, Foothill's highest academic honor.
Following the ceremony, graduates and guests will be treated to a complimentary hors d'oeuvres reception hosted by the Associated Students of Foothill College. Parking lots 1, 5, 6 and 7 provide best parking for the library quad. For more ceremony information, review the commencement ceremony FAQ at www.foothill.edu.
Information for Graduates
You must purchase academic regalia—gown, cap, tassel, hood and honors gold cord (if eligible)—to participate in the Commencement Ceremony. Purchase and pick up your regalia at the Foothill Bookstore. The cost of gown, cap and tassel is $44.95 plus tax. The hood rental is $10 plus tax and a $20 refundable deposit. To receive your deposit and your diploma, you must return the hood to the Foothill Bookstore by July 24.
Extra tassels are available for purchase. You may also purchase announcements to send to your guests at the Foothill Bookstore. Blank formal announcements are $29.95 per pack of 25. Personalized announcements are available for online purchase at www.CBgrad.com. For more bookstore information, call (650) 949-7305 or access www.books.foothill.edu.


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HELLO!!.......................Does anyone know, anyone who can help me about a recipe: how can I make a good "creme fraiche"?.....Can anyone help me about a recipe? .......Thanks anyway......
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Creme Fraiche
Ingredients :
1 cup Heavy whipping cream (not ultra pasteurized)
1 cup Dairy sour cream
2 cup Heavy whipping cream (not ultra pasteurized)
2 tsp Buttermilk
Method :
* Recipe #1: Whisk the 2 creams together in a small bowl until thoroughly blended. Pour into a jar, cover, and let stand in a warm place until thickened, about 12 hours. Stir well and refrigerate covered for 36 hours before using. This will keep from 7 to 10 days and yields 2 cups.
* Recipe #2: Pour the cream and buttermilk into a large glass jar. Cover and shake vigorously for 1 minute. Let stand in a warm place until thickened, at least 12 hours. Stir well and refrigerate at least 24 hours before using. Keeps 7 to 10 days.
* Yield 2 cups.
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are small hive beetles a problem in central ohio? if not, what stops them up here? i have never really heard much mention of them in my area.
are small hive beetles a problem in central ohio? if not, what stops them up here? i have never really heard much mention of them in my area.
I'm in SE Ohio. First saw them last year, just a few. Many more this year, still haven't had a problem.
Buy the ticket, take the ride. -H.S. Thompson
i thought i saw one this year, but had never seen one so wasnt sure. i actually live in lancaster now, so not too far from you.
Things to do: Prevention put Diatamacious earth on the ground near the hive. Have the hive in the sun. Have it on well drained soil. Not sure if it helps but have used oxalic acid vaporization and or formic acid in your IPM and it keeps them down and away. Other things are sign board stapled to the bottom of the hive inside the sign board you have a mix of boric acid and powder sugar with crisco blocking the hole where the powder is. This is a trap that is said to work. If you have them you would know. One or two not a big deal. If you soil is right for them you should have lots. If the soil is sandy or rocky and well drained you will never have them in a Million years. Also if you keep a strong hive they should or won't be a problem the SHB goes to weak hives.
I had a lot of hive beetles until I put an oil pan underneath. I got the one from eheart.com by freeman. It covers the whole bottom. Since I installed it i have seen zero loose beetles.
I did go to a local meeting that has an apiary. It's in the woods in the shade over dirt and they use no treatment. I was told the bees here handle them just fine. Personally I feel better knowing they are dead so I'm gonna keep using it.
The problem with earth treatments around the hive is that those are only effective AFTER your hive has been trashed. If a larva makes it to the ground, it has eaten, pooped in, and grown to maturity in your honey (now fermented due to the beetle poop). The screened bottom board and oil pan is the best way to treat for beetles. We just put these under our two (remaining - we had four) hives, and the "Great Beetle Holocaust of 2013" has occurred and will be talked about among the beetle communities for years to come. In one hive I figure there were over a thousand dead beetles, and the other I suspect just a bit shy of that.
It really IS amazing how many beetles a colony can tolerate, but I can testify via our other two now-kaput hives that an infestation can get to a level that is insurmountable.
BTW, in addition to the screen bottom boards, we put beetlejails (see beetlejail.com) on the entrances. It will have to wait until spring to see if we capture most of the beetles via the entrance trap or if they still get in the hive. Don't know yet if we wasted money on the entrance traps. But I figure every chance I can give the bees to survive against a pest we have only physical countermeasures against, is a good thing. (I don't count Check-Mite or other chemical treatments as a countermeasure worth doing - the beetles will carry the poison throughout the hive and it will get in the brood comb, in the honey, etc.)
OA and formic acid aren't a beetle treatment - they're for mites. The only treatment we have (and haven't needed to use it yet) is MAQS (formic acid) because it is even naturally occurring in the honey. We fortunately don't have a mite problem. And IMO, because they treat for beetle larvae only AFTER you've been slimed, ground treatments are a waste of time and money (if you use screen bottom boards) that you would be better off spending that time and money on other things.
P.S. the bottom boards Gene mentioned are not from eheart.com, they are from eheartwood.com. http://www.eheartwood.com/bee-boxes/...-tray-10-frame.
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Will 6 wires per inch both ways work and will galvinized hardware cloth work or does it need aluminum wire? Please excuse my spelling!
> Will 6 wires per inch both ways work and will galvinized hardware cloth work or does it need aluminum wire?
Galvanized wire is fine. The most commonly used hardware cloth for this purpose is #8 (8 wires per inch). I believe some bees can get through #5 hardware cloth (its used in pollen traps). Some may not be able to get through #6 cloth, but I think #6 is harder to find than #8 hardware cloth.
UPDATE: Well, I just found a post by Michael Bush discussing mesh sizes:
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Something new to me is table cloth patches on the top bars. Mentioned elsewhere on BS. The cloth is backed with polyester matting which traps the SHB. Just installed some in my 4 hives. Will see how well they work.
Julysun elevation 23 feet. 4 Hives, 2 years.
Check this thread;
Thread: Crikey, could this be a world record SHB kill?
Julysun elevation 23 feet. 4 Hives, 2 years.
Here's a link to the "Table Cloth" beetle trap thread mentioned above:
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This apartment consists of an entrance hall with dressing room, a fitted kitchen (hob, microwave, fridge, electric kettle, toaster), a washing machine at your disposal (FERA, ironing board, one bedroom with double bed (sleeps 2, sheets and blankets provided), bathroom (towels, shower products, hair dryer) toilet, Living room equipped with a sofa bed (2beddings) and a sofa chair (sleeps 1) baby bed available, TV, HiFi equipment, iphone Connection, Video games, the Internet present in the living room, furnished balcony (hammock).The apartment is equipped with underfloor heating.
Apartment on the 9th floor in a residential building located in the heart of Paris, the area offers the famous Parc des Buttes Chaumont where restaurants and bars inside the apartment is near the Canal Saint Martin (animated neighborhood), to 10 minutes walk from the apartment the metro line 2, which gives access to the Champs Elysées, Père Lachaise Cemetery, Montmartre, RER B (Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Orly RER A (PARIS Disneyland park), 5 minute walk from the apartment is a supermarket and the city of Paris also provides access to Velib and autolib through self-service terminals that is Avenue Mathurin Moreau.
For travelers who travel by car a location in the underground parking of the building is available 10 € per day.
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Ev kurallarıFor travelers coming by car, a location in the underground parking of the building is available 10 € per day.
A deposit of € 150 is required upon arrival and returned upon departure after checking the apartment.
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Dear Pauline and Roy,
we had a wonderful time during the 18th to 25th of July in your appartement. All things you need are availabale. Please put an info in the appartement where to put the waste outside. Thanks a lot for the warm welcome including the wine and cheese. Paris is wonderful and all you need is in the area around the appartement like bakery, supermarket, metro. We will come again next time. Best regards Michael, Connie and Selma
It was a great stay in the flat of Pauline and roy.
You could find everything You Need for living in the flat and the view over northern Paris from the balcony of the Flat we will always remember.
Thanks a lot!
The flat is very nice and absolut recommendable. The location was perfect for us. We used the flat for staying two nights and a complet day of discovery in Paris on the journey to the atlantic coast near spain.
When we went back to Germany and passed Paris, we thought to these wonderfull days and the amazing view over the town and wished we could be there again.
We get to know Pauline as a very kind and patient person. Thank you for the understanding.
very recommendable
We were 5 days in Paris in the very nice flat from Roy and Pauline with a beautifull view to Sacre-Coeur. The flat was clean and included everything we need for our stay. Especially the Wii was very nice for our children.
Alltogether we were very happy to stay at this flat and if we decide to come back to Paris once we will ask Roy and Pauline again!
We spent two nights there in June with our twin boys. Pauline was extremly nice even though she had to wait for hours since we were stuck in Paris traffic. She even welcomed us with a bottle of wine, cheese, bread and fruit. The appartment is very clean and offers more than enough space for four people. Nice view from the balcony. Safe neighbourhood, close to shopping and metro. Really enjoed it. Roy mentioned they would buy a parking license soon. We would book it again any time.
Very friendly hosts and a nice and modern apartment. Be sure to visit the parc de buttes chaumont down the road.
We arrived at the appartement of Pauline, she showed us around and was very friendly. The accomodation was very Nice and the location was perfect for going into the center of Paris. We are very satisfied with the appartement and next when we would like to visit Paris we surely want to book this appartement.
We are very pleased and recommend this appartement.!!
Thank You Pauline. It was a nice stayed in Paris. Our family members felt comfortable with the accommodation.Keep it up and hopefully will stay in your lovely apartment again.
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This is a very sad statement for Frank Gore and the 49ers. The Ravens looked better in almost all aspects of the game. The Ravens lost all momentum after that outage. It's not a myth that you can lose momentum like that.
37 minutes is a lot of time for Jim to rally up his team and get the players feeling good about getting back in the game. When you are down that many points and you continue to play, it's very difficult to get into a different mindset when the time is clicking.
When you have 37 minutes to stay calm and relax for those 37 minutes, it's enough time for the team to get their mindset straight.
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Because my neighbour may still try to get the powers that be to prohibit hives in our neighbourhood back yard, I searched around for outyard space, and was successful.
Because I figure not all those offers will, for one reason or another, work out, I will likely put bees on 4 or 5 of the locations, two hives each.
Now, I am pretty green at all this and so have a question for you all:
What hints, tips, advice, cautions or wisdom do you have on the topic of expanding your apiary???


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Inland Revenue is stepping up its efforts to recoup student loans from borrowers living overseas.
People who leave New Zealand are given a year's holiday before they must make payments on these loans and, unlike borrowers in New Zealand, interest is added to their bills.
IRD is now seeking third party collection agencies to help get the $2.5 billion outstanding from borrowers overseas, particularly in Australia and Britain.
I remember completing my student loan forms. It was my first loan application and what did I know about money then apart from how to spend it?
If you couldn't pay for all your tertiary education or were short on living costs, you filled out a form and it would be taken care of. It was the thing to do.
Paying back a student loan was also simple. When I got a job I would tick the correct tax code and the deductions just happened when I began to earn more than the repayment threshold. However, after years of seeing the deductions on my pay slip (and realising the value of extra money), I did look forward to that last payment.
But what if had moved overseas?
I could have applied for a repayment holiday (still charged interest subject to conditions) but I would have to manage the payments; I would have to remember there were payments to make. They weren't deducted automatically by the Government in another country.
Would I have remembered to disclose my student loan on my credit applications overseas, stopping me from obtaining "real credit" for that 50-inch TV? Would I expect a collection agency to hand me a piece of paper and tell me (with an accent) to pay my New Zealand student loan? Probably not, but for some of the 91,000 expat borrowers, that time looks to be coming.
If I had moved overseas it could have been because the government I borrowed money from couldn't find me a job in the country I grew up in? That seems flawed to me. As flawed as the fact I could borrow tens of thousands, move overseas and forget to repay. Perhaps it's time the Government looked at which courses it offers student loans on. Some have disproportionately high fees considering the wages their graduates earn - or the likelihood of them even finding a job. Study for study's sake is fine, but should it be government-funded?
Maybe we should just make tertiary education free, as it was when Tertiary Minister Steven Joyce did his zoology degree.


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CHAPTER 1. Taxation Base
Article 3. Audit of Veterans' Exemption Claims*
Section 283
283. Procedure on improper denial of exemption. Should the audit prescribed by this article indicate that a claim of exemption pursuant to subdivision (o), (p), (q), or (r) of Section 3, Article XIII of the Constitution has been improperly denied, the assessor shall be notified. Upon receipt of such notice the assessor shall make a redetermination and if he finds the claimant eligible he shall notify the claimant in the manner provided in Section 1605 of such erroneous determination, effect an amendment of the assessment roll, and if the claimant has already paid the tax he shall have 30 days from receipt of such notice in which to file claim pursuant to Article 1 (commencing with Section 5096), Chapter 5, Part 9 of this division. The notice shall advise the time in which claim may be filed.
History.—Stats. 1974, Ch. 311, p. 603, in effect January 1, 1975, substituted "subdivision (o), (p), (q) or (r) of Section 3" for "Section 11/4" in the first sentence. Stats. 1976, Ch. 1079, p. 4883, in effect January 1, 1977, substituted "1605" for "1604.1" in the second sentence.
* Article 3 was added by Stats. 1967, p. 1213, in effect November 8, 1967.