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Though typically presented as a beef dish, Carne Asada, we've also had great success with asada (literally "roasted", colloquially "grilled meat") in the form of chicken, specifically our Pollo Asado. Most folks cook both our Carne Asada and Pollo Asado on a grill, and since February is not generally the most appropriate time to set those coals a'fire, it's the perfect time of year to bring home a package of Trader José's Chicken Asada, a fully cooked, ready-to-heat-and-serve version of this marinated chicken dish, complemented by sliced vegetables.
Chicken Asada is a flavorful, colorful, satisfying option for lunch or dinner. Chicken breast meat is marinated in a vibrant blend of pineapple juice, garlic, chili powder and coriander - this combination gives the chicken a bright, citrus-y vibe with a kick of Southwestern-style spice. The chicken is grilled, then paired with sautéed strips of poblano peppers (mild chilis), red bell peppers and onions. Heat for just a few minutes and you have the makings of mighty burritos, phenomenal fajitas, tremendous tacos or the center of the plate with accompaniments like rice or pasta.
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The first regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Oklahoma Historical Society for the year 1935 met in the Historical
building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, January 24, 1935, at 10:00 A. M., with Judge Thomas H. Doyle, vice president, presiding.
Roll call showed the following members present: Judge R. L. Williams, Mrs. Blanche Lucas, Dr. Grant Foreman, Gen. William
S. Key, Judge Harry Campbell, Judge Baxter Taylor, Mrs. John R. Williams, Judge Thomas A. Edwards, Dr. Emma Estill-Harbour,
Mrs. Jessie E. Moore, Gen. Charles F. Barrett, Mr. Jasper Sipes, Mrs. Frank Korn, Dr. Joseph B. Thoburn, Gen. R. A. Sneed,
Judge Thomas H. Doyle, Col. A. N. Leecraft, and Mr. John B. Meserve.
Dr. Grant Foreman moved that a committee be appointed to draft resolutions on the death of Col. Charles F. Colcord, late president
of the Society. Motion was seconded and unanimously carried.
Dr. Grant Foreman read his report on the removal of Indian records from the various Indian agencies and offices in the State
of Oklahoma to the Historical building, which was ordered received and filed.
Judge R. L. Williams introduced Mr. H. O. Boggs, State Representative from Latimer County, who is also a member of the Appropriation
Committee of the State Legislature, and who was invited to remain for the meeting.
Dr. Grant Foreman read his report on Fort Gibson, setting forth the work done on the old barracks building and also reported
the acquisition of two additional lots in Fort Gibson on which stood the ammunition house and old oven, and recommended that
life membership be conferred on Mr. John G. Catlett and Mrs. J. Garfield Buell on account of donations to acquire the site
on which the old barracks building stands, and that life membership be conferred on Dr. C. P. Wickmiller for his numerous
contributions to the Museum.
Judge R. L. Williams moved that the rules be suspended and that Mr. John G. Catlett, Mrs. J. Garfield Buell and Dr. G. P.
Wickmiller accordingly be elected life members of the Oklahoma Historical Society, and that a vote of thanks be extended to
Dr. Grant Foreman and Mr. F. Alex Todd for their work. Motion was seconded and unanimously carried.
Judge R. L. Williams presented to the Society for its archives the following items:
Poster dated September 25, 1897, in which Henry M. Cooper, U. S. Marshal, Eastern District of Arkansas, Little Rock, offered
reward of $450.00 for the arrest and conviction of Harve Bruce and Turner Skidmore charged with killing Deputy Marshals B.
F. Taylor and J. M. Dodson.
Poster dated September 13, 1897, in which G. W. Wilson, Acting Commissioner of Internal Revenue, Treasury Department, Washington,
D. C., offered reward of $150.00 for the arrest and delivery to U. S.
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Marshal, Eastern District of Arkansas of illicit distillers charged with the murder of Deputy U. S. Marshals B. F. Taylor
and Joe M. Dodson.
Original letter with three photostat copies, dated October 8, 1861, Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, advising that the Cherokee
people had passed resolutions authorizing a Treaty of Alliance with the Confederate States.
Letter dated September 19, 1867, signed by J. W. Drum, U. S. Indian Agent, for Creeks, Creek Agency, I. T., to Spo-ko-kee
Yahola, Chief of the Tukabatchee Creeks requesting the privilege of assembling his people.
Document signed by March Thompson, Judge Eufaula District, M. N., to Choelee Harjo, order to serve as appraiser of the estate
of Semok-cho, deceased. Dated January 8, 1895.
Document signed by March Thompson, Judge Eufaula District, M. N., to Choelee Harjo, to serve as appraiser of estate of Jefferson
Stidham, deceased. Dated July 3, 1885.
Letter signed by B. F. Standley, citizen of Choctaw Nation, to District Judge Eufaula District, Creek Nation, protesting against
W. J. Pevehouse, a non-citizen of Indian Territory residing in the Creek Nation unless he paid his rent in the Choctaw Nation,
where he had previously lived. Dated February 8, 1887.
Document signed by G. W. Stidham, Jr., G. W. Stidham. Sr., and L. G. Stidham, Eufaula, I. T. recommending certain non-citizens
as fit to remain in the Creek Nation. Dated April 2, 1887.
Document signed by J. M. Perryman, Principal Chief, Muskogee Nation, Okmulgee, commissioning Jake Matoy as prosecuting attorney
of Eufaula District, Creek Nation, I. T. Dated December 3, 1887.
Letter signed by Jno. R. Moore, Treasurer, Creek Nation, Okmulgee, I. T., licensing Judge C. S. Smith to furnish ties to railroad
company. Dated April 24, 1888.
Document signed by Judge Chowe Colbert, Eufaula District, license permitting J. C. Matoy to practice law in Eufaula District.
dated December 18, 1889.
Letter written and signed by L. Q. C. Lamar, Oxford, Miss., to Thomas I. Hudson, Lamar, Miss., with two photostat copies.
Dated September 18, 1860.
Document signed by Michael Reinhardt, County of Marshall, State of Mississippi, deed giving five Negroes to his daughter Eliza
Ann Hudson and her husband. Also two photostat copies of same. Dated October 2, 1847.
Letter written and signed by Jefferson Davis, Washington, to Hon. Thomas I. Hudson, advising that he did not feel suited for
the office of vice president of the United States, but suggested other offices that he would accept. Two photostat copies
of same. Dated November 25, 1850.
Document signed by S. A. Bigbey, Associate Justice Supreme Court, Cherokee Nation, license permitting Daniel Gritts to practice
law before the District, Circuit and Supreme Courts of Cherokee Nation. Three photostat copies of same. Dated August 6, 1883.
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Judge Baxter Taylor moved that we accept the donation and that the thanks of the Society be tendered to the donors. Motion
was seconded and carried.
Judge Harry Campbell introduced Mr. James H. Gardner of Tulsa.
A recent addition to the Museum, that of a copy of the George Inness painting, Autumn Oaks, reproduced and given by Mrs. A.
E. Davenport (Julia Chisholm Davenport) was reported.
Col. A. N. Leecraft moved that Mrs. A. E. Davenport be given a life membership in the Society in appreciation of her gift.
Motion was seconded and unanimously carried.
The Chair announced the following members of the Legislative Committee, which was provided for in the meeting held July 26,
1934: Judge R. L. Williams, Chairman; Judge Thomas A. Edwards and Gen. Charles F. Barrett.
Mrs. John R. Williams moved that a portrait of the present Governor of the State of Oklahoma be procured and hung in a place
designated by the committee in charge, to remain there during his term of office, then to be removed to the gallery reserved
for these noted persons. Motion was seconded and carried.
The following visitors from Okmulgee were introduced: Mr. E. W. Cowden, president of the chamber of commerce, Mr. John White,
secretary of the chamber of commerce and Mr. Orlando Swain, secretary of the Creek Indian Memorial Association.
Mr. John White discussed the annual meting of the Oklahoma Historical Society that is to be held in Okmulgee and asked that
the date of the meeting be fixed.
Judge R. L. Williams moved that the annual meeting of the Oklahoma Historical Society be held in Okmulgee May 10th and 11th,
1935. Motion was seconded and carried.
Judge R. L. Williams moved that a committee of three consisting of Judge Harry Campbell and Judge John B. Meserve of Tulsa
and Dr. Grant Foreman of Muskogee be added to the standing committee on annual meeting programs, to co-operate with the citizens
of Okmulgee to arrange for this coming meeting. Motion was seconded and carried.
Mr. James H. Gardner was asked to explain the situation concerning prehistoric mounds in eastern Oklahoma, which he did very
fully, stressing the necessity of securing title to the property on which these mounds are located, if they are to be preserved
for the benefit of future historical knowledge.
Judge R. L. Williams moved that the Society provide a fund of $300.00 out of the private funds of the Society to supplement
other funds to be provided by other state agencies to acquire title to all or a part of the land on which these mounds are
located, to be made into a state park; and also that an effort be made to supplement the amount by private donations. Motion
was seconded and carried.
Gen. R. A. Sneed reported the progress made on marking the grave of Nathaniel Pryor.
Gen. William S. Key moved that the committee be continued, and that proper steps be taken to acquire title to the tract on
which this grave, with others, is located. Motion was seconded and carried.
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Mrs. Jessie E. Moore reported on the removal of the old capitol of the Chickasaws to the grounds of the Murray State School
of Agriculture She reported that she had secured the co-operation of Mr. Clive Murray, president of the Murray State School
of Agriculture and the county sheriff, Mr. Fred Hunt, and that it was decided to locate the building on the old capital grounds,
on which now stands the county court house, and that the work of moving and restoring the building is now in progress.
Col. A. N. Leecraft moved that Mrs. Jessie E. Moore, Mr. Clive Murray, Mr. Fred Hunt, the mortgage company which released
the old building so it could be moved, and the agent of the mortgage company at Durant be given a vote of thanks, and that
Mrs. Moore be permitted to expend a sum out of the private funds of the Society, not to exceed $60.00, for expenses incurred
in moving and restoring this building. Motion was seconded and carried.
The matter of electing a successor to the president deceased, Col. Charles F. Colcord, was taken up.
Judge R. L. Williams moved that Judge Thomas H. Doyle be elected president of the Oklahoma Historical Society, and having
received a second put the motion which was unanimously carried, and Thomas H. Doyle was declared elected president of the
Oklahoma Historical Society.
Judge R. L. Williams moved that Samuel W. Hayes be elected to fill the vacancy on the board of directors occasioned by the
death of Charles F. Colcord, and that the rules be suspended and the secretary be instructed to cast the ballot of all members
present to elect Samuel W. Hayes to fill the vacancy in the board of directors occasioned by the death of Col. Charles F.
Colcord. Motion was seconded and carried.
The question of absentee members of the board of directors from meetings of the board was discussed.
Col. A. N. Leecraft moved that the secretary look up the records and see how many members missed the last three consecutive
meetings without an explanation, and that they be advised that their membership automatically terminates and quote Sec. 4
B of Art. V. of the Constitution and By-Laws of the Oklahoma Historical Society as amended March 31, 1932. Motion was seconded.
Judge R. L. Williams moved to amend by adding that all members of the board of directors who have missed three consecutive
meetings without explanation of absence stand with such membership on the board as terminated, but be notified of such action
conditioned that they may appear at the next meeting of the board to show cause why such action of this board should not become
final with the adjournment of said meeting of the board. The amendment was accepted and the motion as amended was carried.
Mrs. Roberta Lawson's secretary reported that Mrs. Lawson was out of the State and would not return in time for this meeting,
and upon motion of Col. A. N. Leecraft her absence was excused.
Dr. E. E. Dale reported that he would be unable to attend on account of enrolling students in the State University, and upon
motion of Col. A. N. Leecraft his absence was excused.
Judge William P. Thompson reported that he would be compelled to attend court on the day of the meeting, and upon motion his
absence was excused.
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Judge Baxter Taylor moved that the board of directors extend their sympathy to Mrs. Blanche Lucas on the death of her husband,
Frank B. Lucas, one of the pioneers of the State, and upon being seconded the motion was carried.
Judge R. L. Williams moved that the board of directors extend their sympathy to Mrs. John R. Williams on the death of her
mother, Mrs. M. J. DeLesdernier, also one of the pioneers of the State. Motion was seconded and carried.
The following list of applicants for annual membership in the Historical Society was presented:
Leda Anderson, Oklahoma City; Russell O. Berry, Oklahoma City; R. L. Biggart, Cordell; J. D. Brown, Follett, Texas; W. Max
Chambers, Okmulgee; E. W. Cowden, Okmulgee; Mavis Conwill, Chickasha; E. Dunlap, Ardmore; Don V. Eells, Okmulgee; R. H. Emans,
Sayre; James B. Evans, Jr., Waco, Texas; Frank Fisk, Oklahoma City; Charles E. Forbes, Stillwater; Mrs. George E. Gillian,
Oklahoma City; Dorsey W. Grier, Okmulgee; Wyatt Hagen, Shattuck; Ben Hatcher, Ada; Mrs. George A. Henshaw, Oklahoma City;
George Hunt, Mountain View; L. M. Keys, Long Beach, Calif,; Arthur R. Lawrence, Lawton; Charles D. Lutz, Oklahoma City; Sol
H. Mackey, Shawnee; John A. MacDonald, Durant; Mrs. Harold D. McEwen, Oklahoma City; Dr. V. E. Martin, Carnegie; Herbert F.
Miller, Tulsa; Mrs. Mary Fritts Mosshart, Driftwood; Judge Roy Paul, Durant; R. L. Peebly, Oklahoma City; S. R. Pinkston,
Wellington, Texas; Mrs. Eva Rawlins, Enid; J. W. Ross, Tulsa; Todd Sanders, Lawton; Frank Shipley, Oklahoma City; Albert M.
Staas, Freeport, Ill.; William Kent Suthers, Arnett; A. I. Thompson, Oklahoma City; C. R. Thornton, Cordell; John M. White,
Okmulgee; Wallace Wilkinson, McAlester; and A. D. Young, Edmond.
Judge, R. L. Williams moved that they be elected annual members of the Oklahoma Historical Society. Motion was seconded and
unanimously carried.
Mr. Earl Boyd Pierce, secretary of the sponsoring committee of Muskogee, appeared before the board and read the title to a
bill that had been introduced in the legislature, in regard to securing funds for the reconstruction of the old stockade at
Fort Gibson, under the title of the Fort Gibson Stockade Commission, which upon motion of Dr. Emma Estill-Harbour was endorsed
and the Board extended a vote of thanks to Mr. Pierce for his work in endeavoring to preserve the old stockade at Fort Gibson.
The following committee was appointed to draft a memorial resolution for Col. Charles F. Colcord president deceased of the
Oklahoma Historical Society: Dr. J. B. Thoburn, chairman, Judge R. L. Williams and Mr. Jasper Sipes.
The following committee was appointed to confer with Governor Marland in regard to saving the prehistoric mounds in the eastern
part of the State and securing title to the property for a state park: Dr. Grant Foreman, Chairman; Judge Harry Campbell,
James H. Gardner, Judge Thomas A. Edwards, and Dr. J. B. Thoburn.
Col. A. N. Leecraft moved that the Board of Directors give Mr. O. H. Boggs, member of the House of Representatives and also
a member of the Appropriation Committee, a vote of thanks for his interest in the Historical Society and attendance at this
meeting. Motion was seconded and carried.
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Mrs. Jessie E. Moore moved that the Indian Research Department be re-instated and that the Appropriation Committee be requested
to provide funds for the salary. Motion was seconded and carried.
Judge Thomas H. Doyle expressed his sincere appreciation of the honor of being elected president of the Oklahoma Historical
Upon motion of Mrs. Frank Korn the meeting stood adjourned.
Judge Thomas H. Doyle, President,
M. A. Mulholland, Chief Clerk.
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The Palm Beach County School District is hosting a job fair for anyone interested in becoming a school bus driver, or working for the district's food services department.
The fair is going on Thursday, Jan. 30th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
It's happening at the Central Transportation Facility on Summit Blvd. in West Palm Beach.
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|West Palm Beach, FL, January 23, 2014 - People interested in jobs with the District's Transportation or School Food Services Departments should mark their calendars for Thursday, January 30, from 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. A job fair is being held at the Central Transportation Facility, 3376 Summit Boulevard in West Palm Beach that day.
Attendees will have the chance to learn more about job opportunities as bus drivers for the Transportation Department or they can find out what food service assistant opportunities are available in school cafeterias around the county.
Those interested in applying for jobs available in the Transportation Department should:
Selected candidates will enjoy exceptional retirement benefits, competitive pay and health insurance. In addition, the School District offers the Commercial Driving License (CDL) training free for those who qualify.
The ideal food services assistant candidates:
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Personnel from both departments will be on hand to provide information about opportunities that are currently and soon to be available throughout the District.
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The flu is an infection of the nose, throat, and lungs caused by influenza viruses. There are many different influenza viruses, and in any given year, some are more prevalent than others. Flu infections are most common during "flu season," which lasts from approximately October to May.
Children under 5 – especially those under 2 – are at risk for serious complications if they get the flu. Each year about 20,000 children younger than 5 years old are hospitalized with flu complications such as pneumonia.
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Call the doctor right away if your baby has typical flu symptoms to find out if he should be examined. Your little one may need treatment with antiviral drugs. They're approved for babies as young as 2 weeks and work best when started in the first two days of the illness.
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- Fever or feeling feverish (the CDC notes that not everyone with flu has a fever)
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Details of Disappearance
Forrest, 19, who had been somewhat transient during the previous year, disappeared September 25, 2010. That day, she had two arguments in two Miami County cities, one in Piqua and one in Troy. The first argument was with a friend of her late mother. Forrest had been staying at the woman's home on Piqua's Young Street. The argument was about the rules Forrest was to respect to stay there, and Forrest responded by packing her things and leaving. It's unknown how she travelled the eight miles to the northern part of Troy, but she arrived there later that same evening. She stopped by a girlfriend's place on Trade Square West, then walked to the home of an ex-boyfriend about three blocks away. That man reported that they argued about her plans for the two of them to move away from the area. Then, while the two were in his driveway, a blue car picked her up and she left, he told police.
That is the last reported sighting of Forrest, who was midway through a high-risk pregnancy that required she take daily medication. That medication was found days later in her shoulder bag, along with her identification card, a food stamp card and some other personal items. The people who found the bag saw the prescription issued by the pharmacy at the Covington Avenue Kroger in Piqua, and took it there. The pharmacy called Forrest's emergency contact, who then contacted police.
Police have never identified the people who dropped off the bag and still hope they come forward. They told Kroger employees that they found the bag on a covered bridge on Eldean Road, off County Road 25-A, just north of Troy and five miles from where Forrest was last seen.
Police obtained Forrest's cellular phone records, but it hasn't been used since she vanished. A waitress at a Waffle House, Forrest never picked up her last paycheck. Forrest was not known to police before she went missing, but a number of her acquaintances were.
Investigating Agency
If you have any information concerning this case, please contact:
Piqua Police Department
Officer Brian George
937-778-2027 x3031
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Chicago and Law and Economics: A History
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"Where you have groups of women—consciously or unconsciously, they're looking back to this," says Elaine Cottler Showalter '62.
Little Women, of course: the classic novel that recounts the coming-of-age adventures of the March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy; inspired two sequels, Little Men and Jo's Boys; and vaulted its author, Louise May Alcott, to instant fame.
The Library of America recently collected the March trilogy in one volume: Louisa May Alcott: Little Women, Little Men, Jo's Boys. Showalter, a scholar of Victorian literature, is the editor.
She calls the occasion a landmark. "To have Louisa May Alcott included in the Library of America is an acknowledgment that she is in the pantheon, that she is one of the great American women writers and no longer will be pigeon-holed as a children's book writer or a writer for girls," she says.
This edition is the first to fully annotate Alcott's use of literary allusions in Little Women, Little Men and Jo's Boys. Showalter and an assistant, Briallen Hopper, a graduate student at Princeton, comprehensively tracked the allusions—"some of them very obscure, very local, very 19th century." In creating a
chronology, Showalter and Hopper discovered that the many biographies of Louisa May Alcott clash, giving different dates for major events. They could not simply compile information from the biographies, but frequently found themselves cross- referencing. They hope their chronology proves to be definitive.
Showalter finds what she calls "March family values" timely, especially in light of popular reality television programs such as Nanny 911. She praises Louisa May Alcott's parenting skills and sees Little Men and Jo's Boys as handbooks for child-rearing. "I am just startled to see how ahead of her time Louisa May Alcott was in thinking about raising children, boys and girls," she says. "There are so many wise words about discipline, boundaries, love, and the agendas children need to flourish. Louisa May Alcott, who never had children to raise of her own, somehow really understood in her heart what children needed."
In Little Men, for example, students at the boarding school Jo runs with her husband, Friedrich Bhaer, are allowed to have a 15-minute pillow fight every Saturday night. But the remaining nights of the week they must go to bed properly and on time. "That's a very contemporary view of dealing with children," Showalter says. "It's a kind of negotiation and a setting of boundaries for children." Jo values nutrition, exercise, chores, and a few simple rules that are consistent and enforced.
Noting that Friedrich often expresses his emotions and is as involved as Jo with the children, Showalter praises Alcott for taking a very modern look at marriage and households. Showalter also credits Alcott for inventing a typical Mark Twain character before Mark Twain himself. Dan, from Little Men and Jo's Boys, is "profoundly represented" in Alcott's literature. "He's an untamed character whom she gets completely. He's that kind of American male adventurer, and Alcott honors him in every way."
In fact, Alcott seems to understand—and write—men and boys remarkably well, and the question of why men and boys do not read Alcott's works is often posed to Showalter. "There cannot be a book in the world that has been read more completely by one sex and less so than the other," she says. "It is so formative of a book for women, and so completely left out for men. I hope the Library of America edition will repair that to some degree." Sexism, plain and simple, counts for the discrepancy, she says—the same reason that Hawthorne, who wrote many stories for children, is remembered for his serious literature, while Alcott, who also wrote serious literature, is remembered primarily as a children's writer.
"This kind of pigeon-holing is not over," she says. "There are so many stereotypes and blinkers and blinders as people approach the subject of women writers. I think people are so stuck in some of these views about what they expect to see, and it's very sad."
Showalter took early retirement from Princeton in 2003 to embark on a literary history of American women writers from 1650 to 2000, the first of its kind. "No one has ever written a literary history of American women writers," she says. "There is no such book. There is not even a bad, horrible one full of prejudices and mistakes. No one has ever attempted it," probably because of the size of the country, the vast number of libraries, and the sheer volume of materials and catalogues.
Elaine Cottler Showalter '62 and the March trilogy.
But the past 30 years have seen an explosion of scholarly work on American women writers. With a good percentage of primary texts back in print, excellent biographies, and collections of letters from many writers, Showalter has found the task possible. The Internet, too, has been an enormous asset, thanks to 19th-century magazines and newspapers being entirely available online. "So I can sit at home at my laptop and read the complete run of Petersons or Harper's Weekly, and even some of the ones that Alcott published her sensational fiction in," she says.
The 1860s, Showalter argues, is the American female renaissance, when American women's writing reached its potential of excellence. Little Women, in 1868, drew on that moment of excitement and inspiration. "Jo, with all of her ambitions to be a Shakespeare—not just a writer, but a Shakespeare—comes out of this decade of real confidence and real literary ambition of American women," Showalter says.
Her literary history argues that the work done by women at this time is not only of cultural, material, sociological, or historical importance, as many scholars proclaim, but great literature, just as weighty as Hawthorne, Melville, Emerson, or other male writers of the period.
"One of the things I really hope to show is how ambitious these women writers were, how connected they were to each other, what a strong tradition there is," Showalter says. "What you think about the great Concord sages—that they were all hanging out—this was true of the women as well. They also had very serious literary networks, both in the U.S. and abroad, and maintained them. They make fun of themselves, that's the difference I think. They make fun of themselves in a way that I don't quite think their male contemporaries did."
Showalter hopes to bring Julia Ward Howe, in particular, to wide public attention as a great American woman writer.
Faculty Towers: The Academic Novel and Its Discontents (University of Pennsylvania Press, 2005), concerning American and British fiction about university professors from 1950 to the present, is another of Showalter's projects. Bryn Mawr's Taylor Hall is on the cover.
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Enterasys' EZ-IPsec software allows network managers to set up the standard VPN security profile assumed by remote users when they connect to a VPN. This eliminates the need for mangers to manually configure network settings between the client and a VPN gateway, settings such as WINS and DNS addresses and encryption algorithms.
The EZ-IPsec tool works with the company's Aurorean line of VPN gateway devices and its Aurorean Policy Server and client software. The product comes with a standard profile of security settings for connecting remote users to a network, which can be altered via a Web browser on any workstation on a LAN.
Enterasys, which spun off from Cabletron one year ago as an independent enterprise network equipment vendor, purchased a large part of its VPN technology when it acquired VPN start-up Indus River for $170 million last August. Enterasys re-branded the Indus River products and introduced its Aurorean line of VPN gear and software in October.
Enterasys' recent plunge into VPN technology could be attributed in part to analysts' huge predictions for the VPN market. Infonetics Research predicts that the worldwide sales of VPN services and equipment will jump from an estimated $6.3 billion last year to $39.7 billion by 2004.
The EZ-IPsec software will come standard with all Enterasys Aurorean gateway products, starting now. Current users of Aurorean gateways can obtain the software free from Enterasys.
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Pumpkin Pudding with Mile-High Meringue
Dean Fearing and Jill Bates, the pastry chef at Fearing's, collaborated on this spiced pumpkin pudding covered with meringue swirls. "It's what all Southerners love about their pies, whether they're coconut, chocolate or banana—the meringue," Fearing says.
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- 2 1/2 cups sugar
- 3 tablespoons water
- 2 cups heavy cream
- 1 cup whole milk
- One 15-ounce can unsweetened pumpkin puree
- 8 large eggs, 6 separated
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cloves
- Pinch of freshly ground pepper
- Salt
- 1 vanilla bean, split, seeds scraped
How to make this recipe
Preheat the oven to 350°. In a medium saucepan, mix 1 cup of the sugar with the water. Using a wet pastry brush, wash down the pan's side to remove any sugar. Cook over moderately high heat until an amber caramel forms, about 8 minutes. Off the heat, stir in the cream and milk. Cover over moderate heat, stirring, until the caramel is smooth, about 1 minute.
In a medium bowl, whisk the pumpkin puree with the 6 egg yolks and 2 whole eggs. Add the cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, pepper and a pinch of salt. Gradually whisk in the hot caramel cream.
Pour the pudding into twelve 1/8-cup ramekins set in a roasting pan. Pour enough hot water into the roasting pan to reach halfway up the sides of the ramekins. Cover the pan with foil and cut 4 small slits in the top. Bake the puddings for about 40 minutes, or until the centers are just set. Remove the puddings from the water bath. Let cool on a wire rack then refrigerate until completely chilled, at least 11/2 hours.
Preheat the broiler. In a large bowl set over a pot of simmering water, whip the 6 egg whites with the remaining 1 1/2 cups of sugar, the vanilla seeds and a pinch of salt. Whip until the sugar has dissolved, 3 minutes. Remove the bowl from the water bath. Beat the whites until stiff, glossy peaks form, 6 minutes. Spread the meringue in swirls over the pudding. Broil 4 inches from the heat for 2 minutes, until golden, and serve.
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NBC may not have had much luck reviving 'The Munsters' into 'Mockingbird Lane' earlier this year, but if CBS can revive past shows like 'Hawaii Five-0' successfully, who's to stop NBC from trying again? The peacock has next gotten the ball rolling on rebooting '60s-era wheelchair-bound detective 'Ironside,' who was famously forced to find alternative methods of fighting crime after being left paralyzed from the waist down. Who might be ready to take the chair as the new 'Ironside?'


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Spallanzani, Lazzaro (1729–1799)
Spallanzani was born at Scandiano, in the duchy of Modena. After studying, at Reggio di Modena and Bologna, natural science, mathematics, classical languages, law, and other subjects, he was appointed in 1754 to the chair of Logic, Metaphysics, and Greek at Reggio, and soon afterwards he was transferred to Modena. But he took the greatest interest in natural history and physiological questions, especially the doctrine of spontaneous generation propounded by Needham and Buffon.
On the re-establishment of the university at Pavia Spallanzani was appointed (1768) professor of Natural History and keeper of the museum, which he enriched with specimens of fish, crustacea, and testacea, the fruits of his numerous travels. In 1785-86 he spent almost a year in Turkey, engaged in scientific observations, and during 1788 visited Naples while Vesuvius was in eruption, the Lipari Isles, and Sicily, and wrote an account of his inquiries, Viaggi alle due Sicile (6 vols. 1792).
In Dissertationi de Fisica Animale e Vegetale (2 vols. 1780) he clearly demonstrated the true physiological nature of digestion, and established, on the basis of experiment, the respective functions of spermatozoa and the ovum in reproduction.
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A 13-year-old boy has been jailed for his part in a home invasion — he was one of two boys who terrified a mother as her two young children slept in their home.
"This is exactly the kind of offending that has many people living on our reserves wondering are they even safe in their own homes," Crown attorney Rich Lonstrup said in Brandon court on Monday.
The 13-year-old was also put on probation for a previous crime in which he and his accomplice in the later home invasion tried to set fire to a police car.
Both incidents happened at Birdtail Sioux First Nation last year.
Police had arrested the 13-year-old's friend on Sept. 18 in connection to break and enters and other previous crimes. As that boy was arrested, he cried and told police he was going to get them.
Later, police emerged from the Dakota Ojibway Police Service station to find the police cruiser with two flat tires.
Officers checked the video footage from surveillance cameras outside the office.
The cameras had caught the 13-year-old and the 14-year-old friend who'd been arrested earlier. In the footage, they could be seen carrying a gas can and a baseball bat.
The 13-year-old poured gas on the police cruiser while the 14-year-old tried to light it with a lighter, but the car wouldn't set on fire.
The boys then left but returned and were caught on video as the 13-year-old, armed with a baseball bat, knocked on the police station door while the 14-year-old stood beside the stairs.
Again, they left and returned and the 13-year-old could be seen on video footage letting the air out of one of the police car's tires.
Lonstrup said the police car tires were "wrecked" and that would have prevented Birdtail-based DOPS officers from responding to emergencies.
The force was already spread thin — the ruined tires meant officers from Sioux Valley Dakota Nation would have had to respond to Birdtail emergencies had there been any. That would have lengthened response times, especially considering that officers sometimes also have to travel between Birdtail and Canupawakpa Dakota First Nation.
Then, on Jan. 23, the same youths — rags covering their faces — broke into a home at the Birdtail reserve.
A mother and her two sleeping children — aged eight and six years — were in the house at the time.
One of the boys was armed with a baseball bat and they demanded money from the mother who handed over cigarettes as it was all she had to give.
The mom, who was able to identify one of the boys despite their rag masks — the 13-year-old was her young daughter's school mate — called police and the robbers were quickly found walking in the area and arrested.
The 13-year-old pleaded guilty in Brandon court on Monday to attempted arson and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose — the baseball bat — for the incident at the DOPS station.
For the home invasion, he pleaded guilty to housebreak and enter and robbery.
He also pleaded to breaking a number of bail conditions on both dates. At the time, he was pending on a series of break-ins — four to stores in Miniota and Birdtail, and one to the Birdtail fire hall. On Feb. 27, while in custody, the boy was sentenced to 18 months probation for those break-ins.
For the incident at the DOPS station and the breaches from that date, Judge John Combs imposed a one-year probation order.
For the home invasion and the bail breaches from that incident, Combs gave the youth credit for 68 days pre-sentence custody and imposed another 80 days in jail to be followed by 40 days supervision in the community.
Also in court on Monday, the 14-year-old co-accused pleaded guilty to attempted arson, break, enter and commit robbery and various bail breaches.
In addition, he pleaded guilty to two separate break-ins to Miniota store.
This second teen remains in custody as he awaits sentencing on May 5.
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Attention Buyers!We've already seen one request for a Mosque based theme. Buyers, what else are you looking for in a 'Place of Worship' design? Anything in particular that you just haven't been able to find so far on the marketplace? What do you look for most in a worship oriented website from both an aesthetic and feature point of view?
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text: Augmented reality took center stage at this month's SXSW as many companies debuted apps allowing consumers to pre-plan living spaces or find their vehicle. This week, America's favorite mouse is getting in on the action with the development and introduction of Chuck E. Cheese's first-ever downloadable app, Chuck E.'s Say Cheese!, from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Available for free download today, the new Say Cheese! App makes trips to Chuck E. Cheese's even more fun for kids of all ages. Using augmented reality, the app allows parents and kids to take fun photos with an animated version of Chuck E. Cheese on any visit to the family restaurant and gaming center. After the meal has been enjoyed, games have been played and prizes have been chosen, a trip to Chuck E. Cheese's is all about the lasting memories families make by enjoying time together. Knowing that photo sharing helps capture those moments of unleashed joy in a tangible way, family entertainment leader, Chuck E. Cheese's, began researching and developing a new in-store attraction to enhance that part of the experience. "What differentiates Chuck E. Cheese's from other family entertainment options is interaction with Chuck E. himself. Since launching our contemporized mascot last summer, we've been committed to increasing the breadth of that interaction for families. Augmented reality is perfect for that," said Scott McDaniel, chief marketing officer of CEC Entertainment, Inc., Chuck E. Cheese's parent company. "We know our guests are very mobile, and from their feedback we also know they love sharing their memories and photos with their families, friends and even with us. By tapping into augmented reality technology we've created a completely unique experience that brings parents and kids into a Chuck E. performance like never before." After downloading the free Say Cheese! App at home or while in stores, guests can look for pink, orange and blue "Say Cheese Here!" signs that serve as in-store hotspots on tabletops, the sides of games and backdrops throughout every Chuck E. Cheese's location to activate the app's augmented reality camera. When launching the app for the first time, guests will see simple step-by-step instructions for putting it into action.


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Brief Cruise Summary
The CGC92 expedition was carried out on the U.S. registered R/V John V. Vickers. This vessel was operated by the University of Southern California together with officers from the NOAA corps.
The goal of the cruise was to carry out a WOCE one-time hydrographic measurement along section P13 which runs along longitude 165° E from the Kamchatka peninsula to New Caledonia. The cruise was split into three legs for logistical regions.
Leg 0: Expedition Code 3220CGC92/0
Leg 0 of the CGC92 expedition consisted of a transit from Los Angeles, California, to Dutch Harbor, Alaska, with 4 stations occupied along the cruise track to test the CTD/rosette system (stations 1 - 4 are not included in the data set). One of these stations was a re-occupation of Station "P" (50° N, 145° W). Scientists from SIO tested an underway ADCP system along the cruise track.
Leg 1: Expedition Code 3220CGC92/1
The chief scientist for Leg 1 of the cruise was Dr. John Bullister of NOAA/PMEL. The R/V John V. Vickers left Dutch Harbor on August 16, 1992, to carry out the sampling along the cruise track, and arrived at Kwajalein, Marshall Islands, on September 15, 1992.
Leg 1 consisted of 51 stations (Nos. 5 - 55). The first station on this leg (No. 5) was a CTD/rosette cast test (not included in the data set) made in the Bering Sea, along the transit from Dutch Harbor to the start of the P13 line near the Kamchatka Peninsula. Sampling of the P13 section began with occupation of station No. 6 on August 21, 1992, near the 200-meter isobath off Kamchatka. A series of stations were occupied on a southeastward transit down the continental slope and across the Kamchatka trench. The section turned directly southward at about 51° 30' N and 165° 00' E and continued along the 165° E meridian for the remainder of Leg 1. Nominal station spacing was 30 nautical miles (nm) from the start of the section to about 40° N. Because of a series of delays during the first part of Leg 1, a decision was made to stretch nominal station spacing for the remainder of Leg 1 to 40 nm.
Because of concerns about possible structural deformation to the ship and concern over the failure of a watertight door to close properly, work on the P13 CTD/rosette section was halted on September 9, 1992, at about 30° N, and R/V John V. Vickers was ordered to steam directly to Kwajalein.
Leg 2: Expedition Code 3220CGC92/2
The chief scientist for the second leg of the cruise was Dr. Bruce Taft from NOAA/PMEL. The R/V John V. Vickers remained at the dock in Kwajalein for an extended period of time for evaluation of structural integrity by two marine architects and for repair. The ship left Kwajalein on September 26, 1992, and began steaming back to the break-off point to continue work on the P13 section.
Despite the delay caused by these repairs, the R/V John V. Vickers had to arrive in Noumea, New Caledonia in time for its subsequent use by Tropical Ocean Global Atmosphere/Coupled Ocean-Atmosphere Response Experiment (TOGA/COARE) investigators. This schedule did not allow enough time to complete the WOCE Section P13 to even minimum WOCE Hydrographic Program (WHPO) specifications.
With the remaining time, R/V John V. Vickers occupied CTD/rosette stations at a nominal spacing of about 60 nm from 28° N to 4° N, and closer spacing from 4° N to 4° 30' S. Lowered ADCP measurements were made on stations between 4° N and 4° S. The section was terminated on October 17, 1992, at 4° 45' S and 164° 00' E in order to arrive in Noumea by the October 21 deadline. A total of 32 stations (Nos. 56 - 88) were occupied during Leg 2 (station No. 60 was aborted and not included in the listings).
Throughout the cruise along WOCE Section P13, samples for shipboard analysis of TCO2 and TALK were collected from 10-L Niskin bottles on the 36-position small-volume rosette water sampling system. Of the total of 88 stations on the three legs, CO2 samples were collected from all Niskin bottles throughout the water column on 39 stations. On an additional 41 stations CO2 samples were collected from surface bottles only (Fig. 2).


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You all know by now that I am a fan of history and, if you don't know that... why haven't you been paying attention? I feel like I mean nothing to you!
Even if you are inattentive and don't really deserve my affections, you should know that the part of history that fascinates me the most are the alternative points of view to it... those photos and descriptions that tell us what it was like to be there and, perhaps, surprise us with something we didn't know and haven't seen.


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Every update, tweak, and addon offered by AutoPatcher exists in AutoPatcher
as a "module". Each module consists of an .apm file and a folder
which itself contains the setup file(s) for that module. This documentation
is designed to walk you through all the properties and capabilities of
.apm files for AutoPatcher version 5.6. The file extension .apm comes
from AutoPatcher
module. The .apm file
contains all of the details about the module - the installation instructions,
the title and description (that you see in AutoPatcher's selection
window), and the estimated install time, are just a few of the properties
an .apm file carries.
Basically, there's 2 ways to create an .apm file: with a tool called the Module Editor (v0.6.0.2) that simplified editing and creating module .apm files and the direct creation of any module, that can be done with any plain text editor, like Notepad. For now at least i will assume you are editing/creating an .apm file with notepad.
Before we get started, lets take a sneak peek at a module for a critical update included in the September 2008 edition of the English AutoPatcher for Windows XP SP3 (x86) release. We will use stuff from this example throughout this document. The module we will look at is KB951748_xp_x86_enu.apm:
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Title_1030=Microsoft Windows Værktøj til fjernelse af skadelig software v2.2 (KB890830)
Title_1031=Microsoft Windows-Tool zum Entfernen bösartiger Software v2.2 (KB890830)
Title_1032=Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool v2.2 (KB890830)
Title_1036=Outil de suppression des logiciels malveillants Microsoft Windows v2.2 (KB890830)
Title_1040=Strumento di rimozione malware per Microsoft Windows v2.2 (KB890830)
Title_1043=Microsoft Windows-programma voor het verwijderen van schadelijke software v2.2 (KB890830)
Title_1046=Ferramenta de Remocao de Software Mal-Intencionado v2.2 (KB890830)
Title_2070=Ferramenta de Remocao de Software Malicioso v2.2 (KB890830)
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Description_1031=Das Tool zum Entfernen bösartiger Software überprüft Ihren Computer auf Infektionen durch bestimmte, weit verbreitete schädliche Software und entfernt diese.
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Description_1040=Questo strumento controlla il computer per ricercare le infezioni causate dai più diffusi software dannosi e, se viene individuata un'infezione, la rimuove.
Description_1043=Dit programma controleert uw computer op infectie door specifieke en veelvoorkomende schadelijke software en verwijdert een eventueel gevonden infectie.
Description_1046=Essa ferramenta verifica a existência no seu computador de infecções por software mal-intencionado específico e predominante e ajuda a remover a infecção, caso seja encontrada.
Description_2070=A Ferramenta de Remoção de Software Malicioso do Microsoft Windows ajuda a remover software malicioso prevalecente específico de computadores com o Windows 2000/XP/2003/Vista.
ModuleAuthor=Erik Ramey
"Module:\windows-kb890830-v2.2.exe" /Q /N
Okay, now lets get stuck in.
This simply tells AutoPatcher.exe when it reads this file that first of all, this file is relevant to AutoPatcher, and second of all, that it's in the version 5.6 format. Make sure this is at the very start of every file.
This section defines general properties about the module.
This property defines what will be listed in the selection window presented to the user. It is a short description of the update/tweak/addon the module will install. Example:
You can actually have multiple translations of this text in the same .apm file. In the following example the default text is defined by Title= and also the following translations are also avaiable:
Danish (LCID=1030)
German - Germany (LCID=1031)
Greek (LCID=1032)
French - France (LCID=1036)
Italian - Italy (LCID=1040)
Dutch - Netherlands (LCID=1043)
Portuguese - Brazil (LCID=1046)
Portuguese - Portugal (LCID=2070)
Each specific LCID will be used rather than the default if AutoPatcher is running into the specific localisation of Windows presented into the module.
You can learn more about the List of Locale ID (LCID) Values as Assigned by Microsoft in Microsoft website.
Multiple language texts should only be used where the same setup
files apply for the different languages, else seperate modules must
be created for the seperate languages!
Note: currently, AutoPatcher 220.127.116.11 does support non-english characters, like é, è, á, à, ç, ã, etc, but only if the module is saved also UTF-8. Otherwise, those sort of characters will be replaced by another one or even may be missing. There's another well-know issue: this only works for Description, not Title. So, this means that in this section of the module souch characters can't exist or they will be replaced by another one or even may be missing, even if the module is saved in UTF-8.
This property defines a longer description of the update/addon/tweak. It will be displayed below the selection window when a user highlights the module in the selection window. Example:
You can have multiple translations of this property too. In the following example, the default text is defined by Description= also other translations text, that will be used if AutoPatcher is running on a each specific localisation of Windows.
Again, multiple language texts should only be used where the same setup files apply for the different languages, else seperate modules must be created for the seperate languages!
This property defines who created the update/tweak/addon that this module installs. E.g. for a Windows update that would be:
This property defines who created the module itself, i.e. you!
This property provides a web-address where a user can find more information about the update/tweak/addon that will be installed. It is displayed beside the description on the selection screen when the user highlights an item in the selection window.
This property defines the date on which the setup file the module installs was created. It must be an eight digit number in the format YYYYMMDD (year, month, day).
* However * This property is much more important than it sounds. It actually defines the order that things are installed! AutoPatcher will install modules in the order: older date to newer date (smaller number to bigger). It also has an effect on the order things are listed in the selection window.
There is also a special rule! In the following sections you will find out about how modules are aranged into the tree structure you see in the AutoPatcher selection window. The special rule is that this value must always be higher (bigger number) than that used by a parent module (you'll learn about parent & child modules in a sec).
This section defines some general behaviour of the module (obviously).
I recommend that you read the next section about UniqueID first and then come back to this one!
Okay, this property is used to create the tree structure that you see in the Autopatcher selection window. You specify the UniqueID of another module and this will become a child node to that module in the tree.
Note what we said about the ReleaseDate property in the [General] section. The ReleaseDate of child notes must be higher (larger number) than that of parent nodes.
Example, setting our update module as a child node of the Windows critical update module section.
This property defines a unique identifier that AutoPatcher.exe uses
to identify each module. It must be unique like the file name of each
module, but even more importantly so!
For example, Windows update KB949269 comes in several flavours. The example below is for the English edition of the copy of KB949269 for Windows XP SP2 and SP3 (32-bit, aka x86). The UniqueID used in the example should be unique from the value used by any other possible KB949269 modules. Note that we have not specified 'SP2' in it because in this case: 1 - the update is the same for SP2 and SP3; 2 - the current script is designed to support SP3 only, meaning that no SP2 updates will be added into the script, unless the same update for SP3 also works for SP2. In this case, we will choose this module to be loaded into SP2 and SP3, according to WindowsVersion that we will select in [OperatingSystem] (you will read more about it later). Keep in mind that select an module to run also in SP2 isn't an option that the translator chooses. When Microsoft releases an update, in the infos about each one you can read if the update will or not run in other service packs than the current one (that is currently SP3)
If you skipped the ParentID property, don't forget to go back and read that now!
The policy as of AutoPatcher version 5.6 is to only select by default updates that are deemed critical. This property defines whether or not (
True or
False) your module is deemed critical. Please note that in the past people have translated the text
True and
False. Do not do this! Leave it as English else this property won't work! The same applies to other properties using the values
False, and
As i just said, the policy as of AutoPatcher version 5.6 is to only select by default updates that are deemed critical. This property allows us to define whether or not (
True or
False) we feel a module should be 'recommended' for installation. If the user wishes to use our recommendations, they can run AutoPatcher with the
/recommended command line parameter, and then, as well as critical updates being selected by default, recommended ones will be too.
This property should only be used (or at least only set to
True) if the Critical property is set to False!
Also note that this is the first property not used in the example at the start of this document! Most properties can be added and removed with no problem!
This property allows you to have a parent node in the selection window expanded by default should you wish it to be.
This property allows a module to depend on the status of other modules! If you specify the UniqueID of another module here, the user will only be able to select this module for installation in the selection window if the module it 'depends' on is either also selected, or is detected as already installed.
At this time this property only supports one dependency. The ability to have multiple dependencies will be built into a future build of AutoPatcher.
Example, depending on the .Net Framework v3.0 module:
Well obviously this property allows you to specify how long you think it might take for the setup file(s) to be installed. The value should be specified in seconds. This value is used by the AutoPatcher installation window.
Again, this property is pretty obvious in what it does. It allows you to specify how long you think it might take to uninstall this update/tweak/addon. Again, this should be specified in seconds.
And yet again, another pretty self explanatory property. After the update/tweak/addon has been installed, is a reboot required? After installing everything the user selected in the selection windows, if any had this property set to true, AutoPatcher will attempt to reboot the computer.
Normally the folder associated with an .apm file is named exactly
the same (including the extension) as the .apm file itself, plus '_files'
appended on the end. For example, the .apm file KB931906_x86_enu.apm
will have a folder named KB931906_x86_enu.apm_files. As you will see
later on in the installation sections, you refer to this folder with
the special
module: tag. AutoPatcher will normally guess
what folder
module: should point to from the filename
of the .apm file.
There are special cases however where setup files need to be shared between multiple .apm files. Obviously, with different .apm files sharing the same folder, such guessing won't work! Hence the need for this property! If the name of the folder used by a module is not based on the name of the .apm file itself, this property is used to tell AutoPatcher what folder
module: should point to.
Note that folders specific to a single .apm file will end with '.apm_files', whereas a shared folder should end in just '_files'.
An example, Sunjava_x86_enu.apm is an English module. The setup file is actually multi-lingual (therefore is shared). The associated folder is named Sunjava_x86_files. Note that the Title and Description fields could have been translated and included in the same .apm file, however we often choose not to so that translators can have more control! Sunjava_x86_enu.apm should use the following in order to point
to the correct folder:
Detection allows AutoPatcher to tell whether or not something is already installed. If a module is already installed it can be highlighted in blue in the selection window, and set to deselected by default (if normally it would be selected by default).
This section details registry detection.
Note: you can have multiple instances of registry detection. They will work on an OR basis, i.e. only one registry detection check must be successful for the module to be considered as already installed. To have multiple registry detection checks, simply create a new set of registry detection properties beneath the first.
This property turns case sensitive registry detection on or off. The default is off. The values you can use for this property are
True (on) and
False (off).
This property allows you to specify the path to the registry key that needs to be checked.
Note that the 'hive' must be in shorthand, i.e. rather than
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE you must instead use
This defines the key (or entry) to check within the specified path.
And this defines the value of the key (or 'entry') which will determin whether or not detection passes.
Note that AutoPatcher treats hex values as decimal. If for example a key as viewed in regedit contains 0x00000001 (1), it's actually the bit in the brackets (the decimal representation) that you want to use.
As already said in the [DetectionRegistry] section, detection allows
AutoPatcher to tell whether or not something is already installed. If
a module is detected as already installed, it will be deselected by default
and highlighted in blue in the selection screen.
This section details file detection.
File detection overall works on an OR basis with registry detection overall, i.e. either registry detection OR file detection must pass for detection to be true.
You can have multiple file based detection checks, and they work on an AND basis, i.e. all file based checks must pass, unlike registry detection where multiple registry checks operate on an OR basis.
If we look at detection over all it works like this: IF (reg_#1 OR reg_#2 OR reg_#3 ...) OR (file_#1 AND file_#2 AND file_#3 ...) == passed THEN overall_check == passed.
This property allows you to specify the path to the file that needs to be checked.
There are a load of special tags you can use here to refer to common system locations (the paths to which may vary from system to system). Such as
windows:, i'll list them after the example.
|The folder containing AutoPatcher.exe
|The folder associated with this .apm file
|The windows directory, usually C:\WINDOWS\ (C:\WINNT\ on <= Windows 2000)
|The system32 directory, usually windows:\system32\
|Normally the same as system32: however on 64-bit systems points to windows:\system64\
|Points to the temporary folder created by AutoPatcher when it runs
|The program files directory, usually C:\Program Files\
|The common files directory, usually progfiles:\Common Files\
This property allows you to specify the name of the file itself that needs to be checked.
This defines the specific version of the file your looking for.
You can also use comparison operators, for example the following requires that the version be equal or greater than 126.96.36.199:
You could also specify
ANY if you just want to do a simple file existance check:
This is an optional property that allows you to check whether the MD5 hash of a file matches what you supply in this property. You should use this with
This is another optional property. It allows you to restrict the file check to specific versions of Windows. E.g. a module may apply to multiple versions or service pack levels of Windows, and the MD5 or version of a file may be different depending on which system it's run on. This property allows you to specify multiple checks, for different versions of Windows.
The allowed values for this are the same as the WindowsVersion property you will learn about later on.
So, then you hava all infos from [DetectionFile], the detection will becomes something like this:
In this case, AutoPatcher will look if the file KB951376-v2.cat exists in windows:\system32\CatRoot\{F750E6C3-38EE-11D1-85E5-00C04FC295EE}. Please note that you can have registry and file detection in the same module.
AutoPatcher will only load and display modules in the selection window that apply to the system that AutoPatcher is being run on. I bet your wondering how thats done aren't you? Well thats what this section is for! Here we list all the versions and languages of Windows that this module should be available for.
Here is where we list the version(s) of Windows.
Format: FAMILY[_SUBFAMILY][_SUITE][_SERVICEPACK][_ARCHITECTURE]
You can use
ANY if you want the module to load on any
verison of Windows. Otherwise use the above format with the following
rules: all capitals; underscores (_), no spaces; a comma (,) to seperate
each version. If you need to specify the RTM version, use
Allowed architectures are
X86 and
And now an example, the following will prevent the module loading on any system that is NOT Windows XP SP2 x86 or Windows XP SP3.
Windows families and suites available to you:
XP_MCE is only possible if AutoPatcher could not get more specific information of the MCE version. There is currently an idea of turning "MCE" into a sub-family. We'll see. For now I suggest you stick to just
XP_MCE2004 and
Here is where we list the language localisations of Windows it should apply to. We use the LCID of each language seperated by a comma (,). For example, a module using the following should only load on US English or British English versions of Windows:
A list of LCID's can be found here: http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/reference/lcid-all.mspx
This section expands upon the work of [OperatingSystem]. This section allows you to target specific versions of specific Windows components. For example, one Windows patch may apply to IE (Internet Explorer) version 7, and another to version 6. You can use the properties in here to make a module only load in the selection window if the relevant version of the component is available on the system AutoPatcher is running on.
All of the properties in this section accept the default value of
ANY. They also all allow multiple versions to be specified seperated by commas (,), and allow comparisons with
=> and
=< operators.
For targetting specific Internet Explorer versions.
Example #1, any version:
Example #2, version 6:
Example #3, greater than or equal to version 5:
This property is for the Windows Media Player.
This property is for the .Net framework.
Note that new versions of the .Net framework do not necessarily replace each other. Version 1.1 SP1 replaces all previous versions. Version 2.0 does NOT replace version 1.1 SP1. Version 3.5 SP1 is actually version 2.0 SP1, 3.0 SP1 and 3.5 SP1, bundled together with extra components (note, version 3.5 only applies to Windows XP and greater).
Sometimes addons and even occasionally Windows updates themselves require a certain version of the Windows installer in order to be able to actually install. Usually the requirement is that it is greater than version 2.0, but actually, Windows Installer is at version 4.5, meaning that certain modules will only run if the Windows Installed current installed is newer than an specific version, like happends to Windows Defender, that requires 3.1 or greater.
For targetting specific versions of DirectX - a component of Windows to do with processing graphics.
* Note * Here you must specify the "proper" version number! For example, DirectX 9.0c is actually version 4.09.00.0904!
Heres a list of what we gather are the proper version numbers:
|Known as
|Actual version
|First available in
|DirectX 1.0
|DirectX 2.0 / 2.0a
|Windows 95 OSR2 and NT 4.0
|DirectX 3.0 / 3.0a
|4.04.0068 / 70
|Windows NT 4.0 SP3
|DirectX 4.0
|Never Released
|DirectX 5.0
|DirectX 5.1
|DirectX 5.2
|Windows 95
|DirectX 5.2
|Windows 98
|DirectX 6.0
|DirectX 6.1
|Windows 98 SE
|DirectX 7.0
|Windows 2000
|DirectX 7.0a
|DirectX 7.1
|Windows Me
|DirectX 8.0
|DirectX 8.0
|DirectX 8.0a
|DirectX 8.1
|Windows XP
|DirectX 9.0
|Windows Server 2003
|DirectX 9.0a
|DirectX 9.0b
|DirectX 9.0c
|Windows XP SP2, Windows Server 2003 SP1
|DirectX 9.0c - bimonthly updates
|DirectX 10.0
|Windows Vista (exclusive to)
Please note that the latest version for our AutoPatcher releases (Windows 2000, XP, Server-2003) is 9.0c (4.09.00.0904). DirectX 10.0 is only available in Windows Vista.
For targetting MSN messenger should you ever need to. MSN messenger has actually evolved into Windows Live Messenger (such later versions only apply to Windows XP and greater).
As well as all the above dependencies, you can also create your own!
This works similar to file detection which you should have read about ealier. You can have as many of these custom dependencies as you like too!
Used to specify the path and file to check.
Used to specify the version of the file to check. You can use the
=<, and
=> comparison operators. You can also use
ANY to just do a file existance check.
A good example of a use for this is Windows update KB946648 for Windows XP SP2 and SP3 (x86). This patch updates an component of Windows XP. Most computers running Windows XP will not have this optional component installed and therefore will not require this critical update. Rather than having this update sitting in the critical section of the selection screen and refusing to install (which could confuse users), we can make use of these properties in order to make sure the module is only available in the selection screen if a certain file exists (which suggests the optional component is installed). Here is the what was used in the KB946648 module:
These are an extension to [SystemComponents] that will allow us to target Microsoft Office in order to make AutoPatcher for Microsoft Office releases.
Each Microsoft Office suite and individual product can be identified by something called a GUID. See the separate 'Office GUIDs' documentation for details about the GUIDs themselves!
Format: guid<whatever>={GUID1}[,{GUID2}[...]]
<whatever> can be anything you like so long as it doesn't contain an equals character (=), and it must be unique to any other instances.
{GUID1} and {GUID2} are GUIDs for a Microsoft Office products. You can specify as many as you like, each separated by a comma (,). (The square brackets denote optional parameters!).
Multiple GUIDs in the same instance work on an OR basis. Multiple instances work on an AND basis!
Example #1
Suite: Office 2003; Package: Office Basic Edition 2003; Language: English
Example #2
(Suite: Office 2003; Package: Office Basic Edition 2003; Language: English) OR (Suite: Office 2003; Package: Office Standard Edition 2003; Language: Portuguese (Portugal))
Example #3
(Suite: Office 2007; Package: Office Word 2007; Language: English; Arch: x86) AND (Suite: Office 2007; Package: Office Standard Edition 2003; Language: English; Arch: x86)
These tags are useful for addons that need to target a specific office application rather than an Office suite.
Note, just like DirectX, you must supply the "proper" version numbers for all of these.
These properties allow you to specify dependencies for individual Microsoft Office applications.
The following comparison operators are available for you to use:
=! comparison operator is used for 'NOT equal to'. An example of it's use: You obviously don't need Visio Viewer 2007 if you already have Visio 2007 installed. In a Visio Viewer 2007 module, if you use
Visio=<12, it only shows up if you have a version of Visio lower than 12 (aka 2007) but what if you don't have any versions of Visio installed? In order to correct this, you would use
Visio=!12, which means, "Compatable if you DON'T have Visio 12 installed".
Here are all the available properties, along with version numbers for Office suites 2000 - 2007:
This property was brought in to solve a problem with some Microsoft Office modules which apply to more than one Office application, but only require one of those to be installed in order for it to apply. For example, an Office module may apply to both Word and Excel 2003, but can be installed even if only one of the two is present. Without this property, a module which depends on both Word and Excel 2003 would not be able to load on a system if only one of the two applications was installed.
The default behaviour described above is the same as setting this property to
ALL. Setting this property to
JUSTONE will solve the problem.
Note that any specific Office component property below set to
ANY has no effect on this! It's only Office components where you specifically specify a version that would cause this issue.
Example #1, both Word and Excel version 10 here must be installed on the system for this module to display in the selection window, even though the patch is perfectly capable of installing when theres just one of the two present. The version of Access is set to
ANY and so has no effect.
Example #2, now we have added this new property, this problem is solved. Now the module will load in the selection window whether one or both of the applications is installed on the system AutoPatcher is run on, like we wanted.
These are the instructions that will install the update/tweak/addon. Note that we will want to run the setup file in silent mode and supress any reboot.
As discussed earlier in the script,
module: is used to refer to the modules associated folder.
When AutoPatcher actually installs something, it first of all replaces tags like
module: with the full paths they represent, it then writes the modules installation instructions to a temporary .bat/.cmd file and executes it. So anything allowed in a .bat/.cmd file is allowed here.
An example set of installation instructions:
Here we are running the setup file (WindowsXP-KB946648-x86-ENU.exe) and passing in several command line switches to alter it's behaviour.
Windows updates will generally use one of these three sets of switches:
/q /z /o
/quiet /norestart /overwriteoem
You can easily tell whether it's a 'Self-Extractor' type update because if you right click it, select properties, select the general tab, and look at the description, it will mention 'Self-Extractor'.
Updates using .msi installers should use the
/qn /norestart switches.
To install tweaks, the instructions are as follows. Note that tweak files normally use the .reg file extension, however we rename them to the .apf file extension (AutoPatcher file) to prevent people accidentally running them manually.
An example of a tweaks setup instructions:
For any update thats detected as already installed, the user has the option of right clicking it in the selection window and selecting an uninstall option. Here is where we specify the instructions that will be used to perform the uninstallation.
These instructions should be exactly the same as [Installation] except they need to tell the item to uninstall itself.
For uninstallation, Windows updates will generally use one of these two sets of switches:
/q /z /o /uninstall
/q /z /y
/quiet /norestart /overwriteoem /uninstall
I don't know what the switches would be for a 'Self-Extractor' type update, but o see if an older update uses hotfix.exe, right click the setup file, select properties, select the version tab, select 'Installer engine' and it'll say whether hotfix.exe or update.exe was used.
Uninstalling an .msi update is a little complex, but sometimes you can found some help at Windows Registry, following this patch: HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\
Once in there, you can select an desired update to be uninstalled, like the one for Windows Messenger 5.1:
But please notice that the /I option MUST be changed to /X or it will only show an option asking to the user select an proper action. So, for real, this one can be like this:
Sometimes, you also can choose more elegant ways to do this, like we currently chose for this same module:
In some cases, an reboot may be required in order to complete removal. In this case, if you don't add an /norestart (or the proper selection for the module that you are creating), after an uninstall, the computer will be rebooted automatically. See the example of the removal for Windows Defender:
To uninstall tweaks, do exactly the same as installing them, just select a different setup file to run. Hopefully, as well as having a file to apply the tweak, you also have one to undo it!
Allows integration of into installation media (user must run autopatcher.exe with the /slipstream switch to do this).
These instructions should be exactly the same as [Installation] except they need to tell the item to install into a share instead of the current system itself.
This section is new to AutoPatcher, and this section of the documentation is not complete, it only covers most general windows patches for now.
Note, this section uses
share: to refer to the location of the share refered to by the user on the command line.
Most Windows updates (those that use
/q /z /o or
/quiet /norestart /overwriteoem type switches) will use:


text:
Case Conclusion Date: 12.02.2010
Practice Area: Immigration
Outcome: Green Card (Lawful Permanent Residence)
Description: Our client entered the U.S on a B2 visa. After overstaying he became a cooperating witness for the government. The Govt deferred removal for several years during which time he had two children, started a thriving construction business and married. Several years later, when the govt no longer needed his services, they instituted removal proceedings. We defended under the Child Status Protection Act (CSPA) using a previously approved petition filed by a relative and prevailed.


text:
Since 2008, owner Kazuki Kozuru-Salifoska has sold both her own designs and those of other artisans exclusively at street fairs and markets. In her her first brick-and-mortar store, she continues to follow that business plan. Her cozy space houses an eclectic mix of handmade jewelry, home accessories, organic skin-care products and apparel by local artists and designers, including Gaetano Canella, Kristen Benson and Meng Weng. Sleek black wooden furniture showcases a hodgepodge of items such as bottles of Anthesis Organic Skincare lavender hand cream ($16), Gina Schiappacasse mounted fashion-inspired art prints ($40), M Voli E hand-knit colorful wool bracelets with heart charms ($65) and Kristen Benson sterling silver pendant necklaces with white sapphires ($152). Sift through garment racks set against the fuchsia-and-orange walls to find Nera silk organza and lace dresses ($185) and Kozuru-Salifoska's own babySOLAIRE striped corduroy jumpers lined with African prints ($58). Before you head out with your new goods in a handcrafted shopping tote, you may catch a glimpse of the shop owner hard at work on her 50-year-old Singer sewing machine.
|Venue name:
|Creators' Co-op (CLOSED)
26-16 23rd Ave
New York
|Cross street:
|between 26th and 27th Sts
|Opening hours:
|Wed noon–7pm, Thu–Sat noon–8pm, Sun noon–6pm
|Subway: N, Q to Astoria–Ditmars Blvd
|Do you own this business?


text:
More or less a heavy metal album, this does have a lot of leanings toward AOR mainstream music.
This is a real hard rocking stomper. It's classic in a lot of ways, but has enough freshness to make it special.
Enki, also known as Ea, was a god worshipped by both the Sumerians and Babylonians.
This act is a metal band with a female lead singer. Her name is "Sunny Lee," and that's not quite the kind of name you'd expect for a metal band.
The year was 1986. Although thrash metal was already a few years old, Metallica really brought it into the mainstream with Master of Puppets.
I like this album quite a bit.
This is quite an effective metal album.
Motley Crüe, the bad boys of rock, return and ink us with New Tattoo! There may be a new Crüe for the new millennium, but not a new sound.
Just when you thought it was time to stick a fork in Motörhead they come roaring back with "Hammered", and again we doubting Thomases must bow our heads in shame.


text:
Bull Run
By Toby Morrison
17 May 2013
This is a series of photos taken at a Montana landmark. Most of the photos are the same but I have applied different filters and lighting to the photos for a different look and feel.
Montana's lifestyle is considered one of the most appealing in the West, in no small part due to its rich array of cultural opportunities.
Montana, it's a place where where gourmet cooks shop for artisan cheeses from local organic dairies, and then sit down for a coffee with ranchers and farmers who have farmed the valley for generations.
When a stream is closed to fishing or a road that led into a favorite hunting area is gated or ripped out, there is no way to introduce our children to the special experiences that we knew there and no way to refresh the imagery of those times in our minds.
VOTE: Do you like this story?
4 responses
Andrea Petersen gave props (17 Jan 2014):
Looks like I am the first to comment...I love your series of beautiful images.. You did a super job with your filters..but the one that heads the story is my favorite ...Gorgeous effect! You have my vote!
Andrea Petersen gave props (7 Apr 2016):
I still love this collection and the creativity so well done!!!
Saroj Swain gave props (7 Jul 2016):
Superb story and photographs... All good luck!! My vote and nomination for Bull Run!!
Andrea Petersen gave props (7 Jul 2016):
You got my vote!
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LMAO they should have retitled this episode "things don't change". Same turtles,except they look other and we have modestly better budget at our disposal than the original.
The turtles are attacked by robots than we recognized from the old series as being Krang's robots. Splinter apparently dies in a caving (which would have posed new possibilities) , but later is unexplicably found alive later\ on (saw that coming). The Turtles are attacked by a couple of punks called the Purples Dragons. Then they get a bit of a challenge from Foot Clan who we will recognize from the old series as belgoning to Shredder.
Ho-hum opener. Really they didn't change anything, so the title is very misleading. An ok opener but nothing special.


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