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winner number 6
655 pairs 55 and 56
I didn't expect this many hits so fast.
So How Offend do you hit may i ask off the mirrors?
I have hit a few times in the past, I lost interest for awhile, then I decided to do a one month experiment using due sums and pairs, tonight I choose 265-463-840, I had the 65, but , that don't do anything. Just trying to see if I can develope a system.
looking for 534 today, lets see what happens.
The sixth mirror fell, straight, 393, sum 15 pair 33
393 should be winner number 7
845 winner number 8
Mirrors are opposite numbers
so if I say 806 its mirror would be 351
or, 334 would be 889
Back test your state, take the last 30 days and convert all number to mirrors, keep track of how many fall in your state, maybe if you see a due sum or pair, your mirror number from the previous month may help you out.
Good Luck Vesole
sully16, how do get the 334 & 889 ?
WTG all Winner$.
3 and 8 are mirrors
4 and 9 are mirrors
so 334 make it a mirror is 889
279, we now have the 9th winner.
To recap on the mirror numbers from December, in 30 draws, we have had 9 of the numbers fall, almost 33 percent,
going to run the January numbers through the inspect 3, see whats missing in pairs and sums, match that up to the december mirrors, weed our number pool down.
274, number 10
025 straight, 11th mirror to fall in 19 days, or 38 draws
689 12th mirror to fall, there should be 4 to six left, gonna play with the inspect and detect and see if we can narrow down the list to 10 numbers, 9 days left in the month, thats 18 draws with , lets see if we can get 4 wins in 18 draws.
Here's what I did, I took Januarys drawings , ran it through inspect 3, was looking for pairs not out and pairs out once, along with missing sums and under average sums.
I went through decembers mirrors, and made a list of numbers not out, that fit the missing criteria, Out of those numbers, I eliminated any number whose vtrac was already out, as there are way to many vtracs not out for January
got these 10 numbers from the list
092 115 122 414 449 564 138 534 480 913
lets see what happens in the next 9 days.
My hope, is to develope a system, where analizing every 40 draws, will create a reduction list, process of elimination.
245 the 13th mirror to fall, wasn't on my top ten list, discarded it because the vtrac fell, lesson learned.
853, the 14th mirror to fall, still not on my updated picks, back to the drawing board
756 is the 15th mirror
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I've always wanted to graduate from the "Watermelon Jello and Cheap Vodka" recipe taught to me by my peers (all of legal drinking age, of course). This book has over 300 recipes for some delicious and impressive jello shots. I guess they're not just for college kids, since apparently they can become an impressive alcohol treat. Check out recipes like "Naked Pretzel", "Smooth-n-Easy", "Panty Dropper" and "Ninja Turtle". Sounds like a fun time to me! Pair with the Jello Shots paper cups to get the entire effect.


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Asparagus Spinach Salad With Tahini Dressingby Amie Valpone in Healthy Recipes, March 28, 2013
With the weather warming up, and the sun peeking out just a little bit more day by day, our meals are lighter and include more fruits and veggies. For a satisfyingly fresh lunch, I've combined fresh spring asparagus and spinach — with nori seaweed as a surprise ingredient — into a lovely spring salad. Instead of store-bought salad dressing I use tahini for creamy flavor and texture. Lemon juice and fresh ginger add bold flavor without excess calories and fat. Slivered almonds provide filling healthy fats to keep you satisfied all afternoon. Bring this salad to an outdoor spring picnic party, or serve it as an Easter side dish.
Asparagus Spinach Salad With Tahini Dressing
Serves 4
1 bunch fresh asparagus, cut into 1/4 inch pieces and ends trimmed
1 (5-ounce) bag baby spinach (6 cups)
1/3 cup tahini (sesame seed paste)
2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
1 teaspoon freshly grated ginger
1 teaspoon honey
1/4 cup finely chopped fresh cilantro
2 medium radishes, diced
1/4 cup slivered almonds
1/4 teaspoon sea salt
1/4 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
4 Annie Chun's Wasabi Seaweed Snacks, gently torn
Steam asparagus in a large pot of water using a steamer basket. Cover and bring to a boil over medium heat; cook for another 5 minutes or until asparagus is bright green and tender. Remove from heat; rinse with cold water.
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Last Friday, NSW Premier Barry O'Farrell promised a ''four-pronged'' plan to combat alcohol-related violence in Kings Cross, Oxford Street, Darling Harbour, The Rocks and the central business district.
At the time, Robert McEwen, the father of an assault victim, was floating a six-point plan. By the following Tuesday, O'Farrell had unveiled his 12-pronged plan, although some commentators called it a ''16-point plan''. Whatever, it has lots of bullet points.
Within a few days, some of O'Farrell's prongs were not looking too sharp. For instance, members of the legal profession pointed out the dreadful injustices in the government's eight-year minimum mandatory sentences for assaults where the offender has been drinking or taking drugs.
A member of the Young Liberals drinking in a bar defends his boyfriend from taunts by a yob. The yob gets punched, bangs his head on the way down and dies. Eight years mandatory minimum for the Young Liberal. A bikie, with a criminal history, does the same thing to a rival gangster while completely sober. No eight years on the bottom for the Hells Angel.
The removal of judicial discretions in sentencing can lead to crazy outcomes and it's all the more disturbing because O'Farrell has told us he doesn't like ''one size fits all'' solutions.
And then there is fallout for the poor old NSW Attorney-General, Greg Smith. Just before the last state election, he made it clear in an article for Bar News, a NSW Bar Association journal, that he was opposed to mandatory sentences and was ''grateful'' that they had not been introduced after Labor had promised to do so in 1995.
In November last year, Smith was signalling a new law to cover situations where an unlawful assault causes death. It was to be based on Western Australia's one-punch law, and the Attorney-General said he wanted it to carry a maximum sentence of 20 years. No mention there of a mandatory minimum. His announcement followed Justice Stephen Campbell sentencing Kieran Loveridge, who pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Thomas Kelly in Kings Cross, to a minimum four-year term of imprisonment.
So the Attorney-General's non-mandatory sentencing law is in the dustbin, to be replaced by something he is on record as opposing. Nonetheless, it would be surprising if Smith resigned from the government on a point of principle.
Former NSW Director of Public Prosecutions Nicholas Cowdery in the Herald on Wednesday pooh-poohed another of O'Farrell's prongs: the removal of voluntary intoxication by drugs or alcohol as a mitigating factor in sentencing. The ex-DPP was surprised: ''It is not presently a mitigating factor under sentencing legislation and courts do not excuse offenders just because they are drunk.''
There are other criminal law fixes tossed into the cocktail: increasing maximum sentences to 25 years for the illegal supply and possession of steroids; increased on-the-spot fines for antisocial behaviour; increased maximum penalty (up by two years) where drugs or alcohol are an aggravating factor in violent crimes; and enabling police to impose a 48-hour precinct ban for ''troublemakers''.
Really, is a testosterone-fuelled drunk going to be deterred because extra maximum sentences are on offer? As Cowdery said: ''There is plenty of evidence that increases in penalties for offences do not produce corresponding deterrent effects.'' And that goes for mandatory minimum sentences as well.
The law and order chest-beating will not of itself solve the problem, which leaves us with the few remaining prongs that seek to affect the supply of alcohol.
The Newcastle-style, 1.30am lockouts with the tap turned off in pubs, clubs, taverns, etc, at 3am has the liquor industry jumping. It certainly seems to have had a mitigating effect on drunken sprees in Newcastle and it would directly affect the handful of pubs that trade for 24 hours.
But it seems a weird sort of inhibitor. If you squeeze past the front door at 1.29am, you still have a solid 1½ hours of boozing before the grog is switched off. After that, it's just you and the poker machines. Risk-based licensing fees for premises with poor compliance also seem faint-hearted. Only the other day, the Herald reported that the Bada Bing strip joint in Darlinghurst Road had failed to register a single strike under the three-strikes law, despite a heap of nasty incidents and violation of its licence. Apparently these infractions did not quality as ''strikes''.
After Kelly's death in July 2012, there was a big talkfest at the Sydney Town Hall with all the ''stakeholders''. As usual, Don Weatherburn, of the Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research, was the most insightful. His study of 391 young people surveyed in 2011 found that only 7 per cent had been refused a drink by bar staff when they had shown signs of intoxication. This finding showed that the code of conduct dressed up as the ''responsible service of alcohol'' was largely ignored by the industry.
At the time of Kelly's death, not one of the 193 licensed premises in the Cross was listed in the three-strikes register kept by the Office of Liquor Gaming and Racing.
The response from Paul Nicolaou, prominent Liberal Party member and fund-raiser, and chief executive of the NSW Australian Hotels Association, was to say that we have ''the toughest legislation in Australia and you can't enter licensed premises if you are drunk''.
The enforcement of existing licensing conditions is a factor that has gone missing in action, which suggests that most of O'Farrell's prongs are so much frou-frou.
And that goes for the new, statewide 10pm closing time for bottle shops and liquor stores. Admittedly, that's an inconvenience for someone who is desperate for a bottle of McWilliam's cream sherry at 10.05pm but, with a bit of careful planning, most semi-conscious citizens would have stored a case of their favourite tipple under the bed for just such emergencies.


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For 38 years, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College (SMWC) has been a leader in distance education through the Woods External Degree (WED) and Woods Online programs. These programs are proven successes by providing the opportunity for thousands of adults to earn a rich liberal arts education in flexible formats.
To expand upon this success, both programs are now delivered online, which works as one program under a single administrative office. Under the umbrella of the Office of Distance Education, the distance program will be known as Woods Online. The program will maintain two formats – 8- and 16-weeks, which allows students to choose what works best for their lifestyle. The 8-week format, Woods Online, has been completely online from its inception 3 years ago. The 16-week format is what many have known as WED, which used electronic and traditional means of communication.
"I am excited about this natural progression of delivering our premier liberal arts education online," said Dottie King, Ph.D., president of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. "This conversion allows us to utilize multiple methods to achieve student success. As we continually work to improve the educational experience, the focus of the College remains the same – to prepare students to be critical thinkers, educate the whole person, promote leadership and community responsibility – yes, even at a distance."
While many distance students are self-directed by nature, the online course conversion allows for flexible instruction and responsive support. Students will discover more opportunities for active engagement in the learning process. The courses will be delivered in an interactive, online format. For the students, this means consistent access to course materials,more faculty-lead instruction and more opportunities for interaction with classmates. Additionally, courses may be incorporated from both formats easily in a single semester.
Preparation for the transition began about a year ago. "The faculty participated in a variety of training sessions and also in a process of continuous course improvement," explained Janet Clark, Ph.D., vice president of academic affairs. "We selected a quality review team to ensure courses meet interaction standards and requirements while supporting our learning objectives," added Clark.
The administration believes the Woods Online name reflects the College's long-term strategy, retains brand recognition and closely aligns and strengthens the identity of its distance program. By retaining 'Woods' in the name, the College embraces the evolution of its history in distance education by expanding an online format to make an even better educational experience for its students.
One of the College's most distinctive programs, the WED program has empowered students for decades in the Wabash Valley and around the country to change or advance their careers.
"From the faculty to the administrators, personal contact is our hallmark," shared Gwen Hagemeyer, director of the Office of Distance Education. "Our student-centered approach drives students to our program. It clearly resonates with adult students with an apprehension about attending college and quickly find SMWC adapts to their season in life."
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At CES, Nvidia's been pushing its new Tegra K1 processor as a mobile-gaming monster, sporting 192 cores (strictly speaking, shaders) and capable of running cutting-edge game engines like Epic Games' Unreal Engine 4.
But let's not forget that Nvidia has also been making overtures to the data center, and the K1 might well serve as a good template for ARM processors there.
The big selling point for the Tegra K1 has been its GPU, and anyone who's even casually perused the specs for CUDA 6 knows how GPUs are at least as much today about offloading whole classes of computational problems from being CPU-bound. The variety of GPU in the K1, the Tesla, is at the heart of a whole line of server- and supercomputer-oriented Nvidia GPU products, and the number of applications that already exist for Nvidia's GPUs in the server arena is firmly established -- accelerating the delivery of virtual desktops, for instance.
That makes it all the more a fit for the data center, where fleets of 64-bit ARM processors are believed to provide a better penny-per-watt-performance ratio -- and far higher density -- than conventional x86 architectures. It's a good thing one of the Tegra K1 models sports dual 64-bit "Denver" CPUs, because Dell's engineers have gone on record as saying there's going to be little action in this space until 64-bit ARM starts hitting the market in good numbers. However, none of this has stopped Red Hat from prepping a 64-bit ARM-ready version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for future release.
Part of the complexity of offering 64-bit ARM for servers is how tight integration needs to be between the processor itself and its attendant networking, memory, and I/O controllers. The K1, being a system-on-chip design, may have many of those problems already solved -- maybe not to the extent that a server-specific design would, but enough that a server version could be spun off from the 64-bit variety with only modest tweaking.
Finally, Nvidia could use the likes of the K1 to step in where others have already fallen short. HP was planning on offering a 32-bit ARM-based server courtesy of Calxeda, the EnergyCore ECX-2000. Unfortunately, the market wanted 64 bits -- which Calxeda had planned for 2014 -- and Calxeda has since closed its doors after it was unable to find more funding. Calxeda is now planning to sell off its intellectual property, which again makes one wonder if Nvidia might be in the running to snap it up and pick up where Calxeda left off. With any luck we won't have to wait long to find out.
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Dotted Swiss Muesli
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Um I have the greatest idea... Why don't we bag 6AM yoga tomorrow and just sit in the car and eat Dotted Swiss Muesli? Am I brilliant, or what?! It looks so yummy Janet.ReplyDeleteReplies
You are brilliant! I'd rather sit in the car and eat Pain au Chocolat while watching yogi's fight for our window spot.Delete
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Both my parents are from Switzerland and all growing up we had "birchermuesli" to eat. It's very similar to this and you can make all sorts of variations but the kind we had most often was very similar this this except it had grated apples and mashed bananas mixed in. To this day it's one of my favorite foods! Thanks for sharing :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks for your comment, Heidi. I love apples mixed in as well. I will try the combo with apples and banana's sounds like such a fresh and light breakfast.Delete
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Are you kidding me?? That's the funniest thing. I just assumed Australia had the most divine yogurt. I know Europe and New Zealand have amazing yogurt. So funny.Delete
Now that is a really nice way to start, or for that matter to end, the day. It looks delicious. I'm new to your blog, so I took some time to browse through your earlier posts. I'm so glad I did that. I really like the food and recipes you share with your readers and I'll definitely be back. Have a wonderful day. Blessings...MaryReplyDeleteReplies
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- Valerie4/12/12, 11:50 AM
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I couldn't NOT write this to you.
I thank you for the bottom of my heart for the no-knead bread recipe that I followed from Pinterest to your blog. I made it today and it is the best bread I've ever made.
Although it was made in a Pyrex oven pot, it was a success, as you can see here :
Mind you, it's going to be a torture for me because I'm gluten intolerant, but my family is not and they deserve good food !
Also I'd like to add that I explored some more pages of your blog, and I loved your post ! so count me as a new reader !
Bon appétit, as we say in France :)
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Your picture looks fabulous. Congratulations on your baking success. I'm so happy to have a new reader. I have had two daughters do a study abroad in Paris. They love and adore France and the people.Delete
Janet, this is so so so good!!!! I have made this two times in three days. Have a great time in Boston!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks Kristen. I love your idea of using mashed bananas. I'm going to try it. Boston is going to be dang hot. Poor Keith and Karen.ReplyDelete
- Valerie4/16/12, 10:38 PM
I've been 10 times to your country & love it, too !ReplyDelete
I started my baking life with some American recipes :)
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The greatest compliment that I can receive is to have a French follower. Thank you so much for your kind comments. I'm honored to have anyone from France following my blog.Delete
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I too came across your blog via Pinterest and the Crusty Bread Recipe. My husband couldn't believe that i had actualyl made the bread at home. It was divine. And I'm at work right now but can't wait to get home to try this out. My kids are such picky eaters and i'm on the lookout for some delish, hearty, breakfast options. I hope this is a hit with them. It looks so easy! Now, I think I'll peruse around a little more. Oh and by the way - your photos are amazing!


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Felco 100 rose pruner (F100)
A high quality cut and hold pruner with a dual blade-opening setting designed to cut both hardwood as well as delicate branch material. A modified version of the Felco 11: the cut-and-hold grippers have been screw-mounted to the blades. This bypass pruner has been tested to accomplish thousands of cuts per day without adjustment of blade alignment.
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Italian Beef Fontina Sandwiches
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What a fun recipe! Thank you. :) We seared the meat in bacon grease before putting it in the crock pot for four hours; we also added fresh garlic to the pot. After we put the meat and cheese on the bread, we grilled it in the panini maker. Then we dished up some of the au ju from the crock pot and dipped the sandwiches. They were SO GOOD! Way better than decent. ;)ReplyDelete
What a fabulous idea. Sound delicious.ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness, I am drooling. This looks sooo delicious!!!ReplyDelete
I hope you get a chance to try it, Tiffany. So easy!ReplyDelete
Janet! This was SOOOO GOOD! I made them the other night, it was heavenly! The whole family loved them!ReplyDelete
I so glad the Ottosen Family gave them the thumbs up.ReplyDelete
- Steven Barton3/19/11, 12:09 PM
One of life's greatest pleasures is making and eating these delicious sandwiches!ReplyDelete
You're right, Steve. I guess I'll have to make it for dinner tomorrow.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous5/13/13, 2:25 PM
These are amazing, so good!!!!!!!!ReplyDelete


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Nice. How do the legs feel?
Honestly, as good as they've felt in months. All the little aches and pains are little, the strength I feel from the last 7 days is huge.
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Sweet. Funny how we remember why we run only after we do it.
Since I've never really been here before, I didn't know it would be like this. I can listen to you boobs talk about this stuff, and I "believe" it. But until I experience it for myself, I don't know.
This is the #1 reason why the answer to all questions is run more. Because that's the way you figure it out. I didn't learn anything I know about running from the internet. I learned it from doing it. But you people keep me trying and running and experimenting. Which is more than enough.
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This is the #1 reason why the answer to all questions is read more on the internet. Because that's the way you figure it out. I didn't learn anything I know about running from running. I learned it from posting about it. But you people keep me posting and reading and arguing. Which is more than enough.
I'm running somewhere tomorrow. It's going to be beautiful. I can't wait.
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Alfredo Corell's curator insight, September 6, 2014 8:22 AM
A short list of tools for creating visual content.
All of them are good, but are much more than these 15.
Pam Colburn Harland's curator insight, September 7, 2014 8:39 AM
Great list of useful graphics tools!
Nik Peachey's curator insight, July 15, 2016 12:48 AM
This looks good. You can make up to 5 public projects on the free account.
António Leça Domingues's curator insight, July 16, 2016 4:12 AM
Aplicação de animação gráfica web gratuita.
Rosemary Tyrrell, Ed.D.'s curator insight, September 23, 2016 5:05 PM
This looks great! It's got some features PowToons doesn't have.
María Dolores Díaz Noguera's curator insight, February 22, 2016 5:23 AM
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Rita C. Haire's curator insight, February 23, 2016 7:50 AM
This is cool. I don't know if I could keep it up every day, but I'd like to try. Just one second!
Josi Sierra's curator insight, March 1, 2016 1:57 AM
¿Como implican al alumnado los profes innovadores? Con 10 estrategias pedagogicas innovadoras ;-)
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How are today's most innovative educators engaging with their students? The 2015 Innovating Pedagogy report proposes ten innovations to engage students.
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JoAnn Salvisberg-Smith's curator insight, December 15, 2015 1:47 AM
Interesting point about the integration of other languages and cultures into the global dialog (or is it the lack thereof?).
Web 2.0 for ELT's curator insight, December 15, 2015 11:41 PM
This should be a warning to be taken rather seriously:
"The lack of language diversity on the web, according to some activists, is aiding in making lesser known languages obsolete.
These languages, markers of culture and identity, are a way to construct a collective sense of belonging, providing a direct connection to history. When languages die, a part of culture dies — and preservation of culture is an important global goal."
Willem Kuypers's curator insight, January 6, 2016 3:19 AM
Quelque chose qu'on savait déjà, mais voici en statistiques avec un bon commentaire.
Charlie Dare's curator insight, December 9, 2015 6:25 AM
Might be a handy tool worth looking in to ~
Aguilar Dominique's curator insight, January 17, 2016 11:23 AM
Une nouvelle #competence pour faciliter les #releve et sauvegarder les #experiences.
Ken Fortunah's curator insight, January 25, 2016 12:14 AM
As an educator, I am always looking for additional resources that will engage and bring students down this journey of thinking and understanding their world better than before they started their learning journey with me.
Nik Peachey's curator insight, September 23, 2015 3:49 PM
Create infographic type videos using simple templates.
wanderingsalsero's curator insight, October 20, 2015 9:59 AM
Anything video (almost) is worth checking out. Local business owners really don't need anything too fancy anyway. Nor do they have time for it.
Nik Peachey's curator insight, March 22, 2015 10:00 AM
A tool like this can be really handy for creating online instructional materials that show things like tool tips and which buttons to select on a user interface. Gifs also produce much smaller files than video and so download more quickly.
Melissa Gill's curator insight, June 21, 2015 12:53 AM
Very interesting. I would not have predicted some of these outcomes.
Natan Amos's curator insight, December 13, 2015 11:01 PM
All businesses before they actually become businesses need to ask themselves an important question. That question is who is their main target audience? Once they answer who they are trying to target then they need to know a few things about that specific group of people. That is where this interesting article comes into play.
It mentions the different forms of technology each generation uses. That should be looked at by businesses to make sure that they are able to provide information for every device such as apps for the phones and tablets as well as properly functioning websites for the desktops and laptops.
It also mentions how certain generations are likely to be on the computer at certain times so timing out correctly notifications and emails you want your target audience to see is very important to take into consideration.
Jerry Johnson's curator insight, December 14, 2015 7:15 AM
Looks good. In my opinion, always give things like this a try before trying it out w/ students.
Ирина Карнаух's curator insight, December 15, 2015 2:18 PM
Визуальная поисковая система для детей - Kiddle.
Nik Peachey's curator insight, September 20, 2015 1:45 AM
This looks like a really useful tool for vocabulary development.
delta14's curator insight, October 9, 2015 10:20 AM
Excelente guía para evaluar recursos web, frente a la gran cantidad de publicaciones y aportes que emergen en la RED.
Pippa Davies @PippaDavies 's curator insight, October 9, 2015 11:55 AM
Neat infographic on evaluation of web resources.
Tina Jameson's curator insight, October 15, 2015 10:04 PM
So much information and so little time! This infographic and webpage provide clear guidance that teachers can use to help their students be more selective about the sources they choose to use.
Diane Johnson's curator insight, February 1, 2015 4:31 PM
Might be an interesting way to "publish" units as you develop them for NGSS.
Anne Macdonell's curator insight, March 13, 2015 9:39 AM
With Amazon's immense universe behind it, this could be a very interesting development for teachers.
A.K.Andrew's curator insight, March 16, 2015 11:14 AM
Word clouds are useful in all kinds of ways for writers to look at repetition, as well as for use in the classroom.
SMARTERTEACHER's curator insight, March 16, 2015 6:52 PM
Word Generators are great ways to get students to think about the associations between words and concepts.
GLASGOW ESOL FORUM's curator insight, September 5, 2016 3:49 AM
Good morning everyone. Here is a fantastic tool for teachers useful when doing new vocabulary.


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If taints prevent it, you generally can't macro it - the macro code is also tainted by default.
If taints prevent it, you generally can't macro it - the macro code is also tainted by default.
Ah, so what if the taint was not their (ie on reload) would it be doable or not? as a means to swap talents quickly without having to open the talent window.
Don't judge or anything, I need a few simple macros for a destro lock, and I'm terrible with macros. I want to cast 2 spells at once. What's the code to do so properly?
These are some basic templates:
Off the GCD:
On GCD (mod):Code:/cast Spell1 /cast Spell2
On GCD (castsequence; limited actual use):Code:/cast [mod] Spell2; Spell1
Code:/castsequence Spell1, Spell2
Hi there, hunter here. I'd like a macro that makes my pet attack the target im targeting (switch to it if its not already on it), then cast Kill Command. Example (I know its not the right commands but its what I'd like it to do). That way, my pet will go on the correct target without having to manually tell him every time. Saves time & utility. Any input?
-pettarget = my target
-cast kill command
protected function and cannot be called from insecure (non-Blizzard) code. Macro code isn't secure, so you can't call it from there (well, you can call it, but it won't do anything).
Is it possible to make a mouseover macro that when I mouseover a friendly unit, it will cast Penance, but when I have shift or alt pressed it will hit the mob I have targeted?
This will so what I read you want the macro to do, and if you're neither mouseovering a friendly target or pressing alt or shift, the button will behave just like the normal spell (hence the []).Code:#showtooltip /cast [mod:shift/alt][@mouseover, help, nodead][] Penance
No point mentioning these bats, I thought. The poor bastard will see them soon enough.
Perfect! That's what I meant, a macro that I could basically spam to blow my trinket and class damage buff. Seeing as I always use them one after the other. Thanks very much.
Pvp is a little different because you can have macros for your specific arena teammates, which most of the top players do. Personally I wish I could employ that method but I don't focus on pvp enough that its worth it.
Keybinding helps you do other stuff with your mouse, including the possibility to use mouseover macros, something I use as a healer, dps and tank and in pve as in pvp. I use Q E 1 2 3 4 R F Y/Z X C V, if that's of interest. All the versatility I need with a standard keyboard and a simple 3button mouse (I'm not at home a lot, so I play a lot on my laptop).
My main point against clicking spells is that there's absolutely no way (physically already) that you can click something on your screen, click a spell/macro, move the cursor to a position in the screen again with no delay compared to not moving your mouse fromthe screen and pressing a button.
Let's say you can click spells as fast as you could press keys (which is doubtable, because you have more fingers than cursors) - the moving of the cursor from screen to action bar and takes a nonzero amount of time that you do not have with keybinds.
Try it out for yourself, you will not be disappointed.
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No point mentioning these bats, I thought. The poor bastard will see them soon enough.
For me and rest of community,
macro that would check what lost treasures in MoP we have looted (ones for http://www.wowhead.com/achievement=7284 )
Apparently when you loot item, you also do some kind of FLAG-quest (for example when you loot http://www.wowhead.com/item=86522 that is contained in http://www.wowhead.com/object=213967 , you do http://www.wowhead.com/quest=31433 in same time) and it is possible to request server to tell if you have done flag quest or not.
EDIT: On http://www.wowhead.com/achievement=7...nts:id=1739902 user has told more about this, now someone would just need to make macro from all of these.
EDIT2: I don't need any more help. In case anyone is trying to find what I was trying to find, check http://www.wowhead.com/achievement=7...nts:id=1773798
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I need help making a macro. I want to make something that will cast Flying Serpent Kick, and if I have different modifiers pressed down it'll do different /yells. Specifically "URSA KICK!" And "WHOOSH!". Help?
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Hey, I'm getting into Challengemodes atm and I'm kinda annoyed by the /reloadui bug you sometimes get while respeccing talents. Is there a macro to do this? Not switching talent specs, but the talents.
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Ah, damn, I thought i searched the last 10 pages for something about that :/ Thanks anyways.
if you can, its as simple as this:
/use Flying Serpent Kick
/y [mod:shift]WHOOSH!
/y [mod:ctrl]BAZINGA
/y [nomod]DUUUUUUUUUUMP
if you can't then you have to do something like this
/use Flying Serpent Kick
/y WHOOSH!!
/stopmacro [nomod]
/y INCOMING!!
but I cant think of an elegant way to solve it. Try the first one, hopefully it works
This should say the first message on ctrl, and the other message on alt.
replace IsControlKeyDown() and IsAltKeyDown() with eachother or IsShiftKeyDown() and mix around as needed.Code:/run local s1,s2,s="URSA KICK!","WHOOSH!" if IsControlKeyDown() then s=s1 elseif IsAltKeyDown() then s=s2 end if s then SendChatMessage(s,"YELL") end
The code is not spam secure, so spamming it will send the message multiple times.
Im looking for a macro that will change the spell depending on what talent I've chosen. For example:
In Mage's talent tree tier one; If I'm specced in Scorch, I want the macro to show tooltip for scorch if I mouse over it and cast scorch when I press it. If I'm specced into Presence of Mind, I want it to show tooltip for PoM when I mouse over it and cast it when I press it. If I'm specced into Icy Floes, it shows that spell...
I also need a macro for the other tiers, but I guess I can just replace the spell's name in the macro for each tier.
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A spokesman for the Coroner's Office confirmed yesterday however (Thursday) that the man had since died.
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Gunilla and Alan Emneby initially came to the man's rescue, helping to pull him out of the sea.
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A Lancashire County Council spokeswoman said any allegation had to be investigated.
She confirmed that an internal investigation had been carried out by the school, but refused to comment further.
During the court case in August, Mr Cope told magistrates he had to restrain a pupil displaying the 'worst behaviour' he had seen in a child in his 41 years as a teacher.
Mr Cope, of Hatfield Road, Accrington, had been accused of restraining the boy, who cannot be named for legal reasons, by the wrists and then slapping him across the face when he did not calm down.
The 63-year-old denied the charge, saying that because the youngster was 'flailing and strugg-ling to get away', the boy's head had collided with his hand.


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Ahhhh the grilling season wouldn't be complete without a cedar plank. In Norway when the summers are gorgeous we prepare most of our meals on the grill and fish and seafood is no exception. Salmon is my secret indulgence and the smoky flavour from a cedar plank is heaven. These planks are also perfect for infusing poultry and other meats for the grill.


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The Perth Scorchers' home grand final against the Brisbane Heat on Saturday has sold in just 12 minutes - less time than it took to play out the dramatic final two overs of Wednesday's win over the Melbourne Stars.
A record crowd of almost 18,000 packed the WACA for the Stars match, which swung on a Shaun Marsh haul of 27 runs from an over and a disastrous last-delivery no-ball from Melbourne's James Faulkner.
That crowd figure will seemingly be matched on Saturday, when the Heat and former WA star Luke Pomersbach return for what promises to be an explosive grand final.
Tickets went on sale to the general public for the Heat clash at 1pm and were sold out before 1.15pm.
By 2.25pm on Wednesday afternoon, the Gumtree classified website already had 16 posts from fans chasing tickets, some willing to pay as much as $100 per seat.
There were no posts selling tickets.


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Looking every bit the future princess, Kate Middleton dished on how Prince William popped the question during a photo call and on Tuesday.
"It was very romantic," she said of the proposal, which occurred while the couple were vacationing in Kenya in October, "and very personal to Africa."
Though she demurred from providing more details, Middleton, 28, happily answered questions about her transition from William's girlfriend to future royal.
"It's quite a daunting prospect, but hopefully I'll take it in my stride," she said. "William's a great teacher, so he'll be up to help me … I really look forward to it, and look forward to spending my time with William."
Asked why he decided to propose now after eight years of dating, William, admitting he was bad at measuring just how long they'd been going out together, said, "The timing is right now. We're both very happy, and I'm very glad that I have done it."
Though no official wedding date has been set, the couple are expected to wed in London in the summer of April 24, 2011.


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Coming off a loss that I'm going to try to stop thinking about Wednesday night against the Knicks, The Timberwolves entered Friday night's affair with a 30-30 record. The 24-37 Pistons took to the Target Center floor amidst rumors of Isiah Thomas weaseling his way into the Motor City and knocking Joe Dumars out of a job. Only one of those two thoughts should be a reality (hint: it's the latter). The Pistons had lost 8 of 10 coming into tonight's action, affording the Wolves another opportunity to capitalize.
No surprises for the Wolves' starting lineup: Rubio, Martin, Brewer, Love, and Pekovic. The Pistons opened up with Brandon Jennings, Kyle Singler, Josh Smith, Greg Monroe, and Andre Drummond.
First Half
Perhaps due to their #WolvesKlondike contest on social media (kidding … and I missed by one basket at the end!) the Wolves tried to feed Nikola Pekovic early. However, it was Kevin Martin who got off to a hot start, scoring six of the team's first eight points. The Wolves caught a break early with Greg Monroe picking up two quick fouls. With that, Minnesota was off and running taking a 17-9 into the first timeout.
Here is what you need to know about the remainder of the 1st quarter: the Wolves only shot three 3PT'ers (hitting two of them) and had 39 points in the first twelve minutes. How? They attacked the rim time and time again. This lead to 9-11 on the FT line and shooting over 50% from the field in the opening frame. That may have been the best execution I have seen this season, as the Wolves took a 39-21 lead into the break.
As Adelman went further and further down the bench, the Pups managed to maintain their double digit advantage. I've verbally abused (on the internet) JJ Barea over the past two months (note: deservedly) but he had a nice run in the quarter, dropping 4 points and 5 assists in his first stint on the floor. Going into a timeout, the Wolves held a 61-38 and the Pistons body language was already showing signs of giving up.
With the score 66-45 at the break, here are a few halftime thoughts:
- The Wolves bench had 24 points at the half, led by Barea, LRMAM, and Chase Budinger. The team really needs to see Budinger make significant steps over the remainder of the season.
- He makes it really easy to make fun of him, but who else on the roster is Brandon Jennings going to rely on to score consistently? Key word, "consistently".
Second Half
Things didn't get any better for the Pistons to start the 3rd quarter. In fact, it got worse. From the scoreboard, to their effort, and to their body language, everything looked to be going downhill for Detroit. The Pistons called their first timeout of the half after falling behind 77-51.
Here is what you need to know about the rest of the quarter: it was great from a Wolves' perspective and it was mortifying from a Pistons' view. At the end of the 3rd quarter, the Wolves held a 97-69 advantage. Oddly enough, it felt about 1.3 times worse than this. I spent most of the quarter talking to Wolves Twitter and could barely keep my eyes on the game.
In typical Wolves-bench fashion, they had an opportunity for extended playing time in the 4th quarter and managed to look god-awful in the process. The Pistons got off to a 13-2 run, forcing Adelman to burn a timeout with about 7 minutes left in the game so that he could bring back the starters. The Pistons cut it to an 11 point advantage but the Wolves were able to hold on to the victory.
(What you are not seeing here is an epic JJ Barea rant. He deserves one, but I'm going to check in with Al on how he feels about a full write-up dedicated to this.)
Final score, 114-101 – with the win moving the Pups record to 31-30 on the season.
Three Stars of the Game
- Kevin Love – 28 & 14 and a nice game shooting (10-18 from the field)
- Kevin Martin – Had it going early and opened this game up for the Wolves
- Ricky Rubio – Closed in a triple-double with 11 points, 9 assists, and 8 rebounds
Key Takeaways
- There are two key takeaways from this game from a Wolves' perspective … what was a laugher of a game became way too close for comfort due to the struggles of the bench yet again. Barea and Dante Cunningham are absolute shadows of themselves and what they are bringing to the team this season vs. what they have in the past.
- The attitude (I'll keep it PG-rated) of Barea is beyond nauseating. He could save a family from a burning building and find a way to annoy me at this point. Fair? Maybe not. Deserved? I think so.


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NVIDIA GeForce 327.23 WHQL Drivers Now Availableby Ryan Smith on 9/19/2013 12:00 PM EST
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Infy102 - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkIt's odd AnandTech more often seems to break news on NV driver releases than AMD. In fact, AMD's new WHQL approved Catalyst 13.9 drivers are also out today. Reply
Flunk - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkThanks for the tip, hopefully they fix the issues with Guildwars 2 performance that their last microstutter fix beta drivers had. Reply
HighTech4US - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkWell the truth is that over time Nvidia releases many more VHQL drivers than AMD.
And the latest AMD VHQL removes Frame Pacing so how is that even a good release?
Catalyst 13.9 drivers add WHQL certification, drop frame pacing
http://techreport.com/news/25390/catalyst-13-9-dri... Reply
tviceman - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkDid you read the part where Ryan says "Thanks to reader SH SOTN for the heads up"? I doubt Ryan is scouring the internet for exclusive Nvidia specific driver news. In fact, Anandtech as an AMD portal which has news on all things AMD, including driver releases. Reply
TheJian - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkRight, so where is the NV portal? Reply
Infy102 - Friday, September 20, 2013 - linkMy apologies, I realized the submit news option would have been the appropriate way to convey the feedback! Reply
dragonsqrrl - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linklol... Reply
ricardoduarte - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkhopefully they bring stability improvements to my GTX560, i have had nothing but grief this month trying to understand why windows was hanging all the time, and why i couldn't access one of my screens after. Only after trying all sorts of tests, and installing an old video driver started working again. Reply
Gothmoth - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linksame here 460 GTX.. win7 64 bit.
314.22 works good for me.. no driver after that worked good. Reply
pixelstuff - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkI have had similar problems recently with a 560 Ti. Reply
Neden - Friday, September 20, 2013 - linkAck! I have had the same issue with my EVGA GTX560 since I installed the latest drivers. I've been wondering why I'm getting video-related bluescreens in Win7-64bit. It sounds like I'm not the only one.
Maybe this new release will clear that up. Reply
crimsondoor - Friday, September 20, 2013 - linkWow I thought I am the only one having this problem. I received my GTX560 last week and the driver crashes or screen freezes all the time. I thought it was faulty and I almost returned it. Reply
eddman - Friday, September 20, 2013 - linkIt's the same with these drivers. Just tested them. Encountered a lock-up/reboot in about 20 minutes. Went back to 314.22.
Being stuck on a certain working driver isn't pleasant at all. Reply
crimsondoor - Saturday, September 21, 2013 - linkSame here - I updated and the driver crashed again. Reply
Gothmoth - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linki hope this fixes the hickups and freezes.
all drivers after 314.22 gave me nothing but headache.
314.22 work flawless for me, but all drivers after that have issue with a DLL (event log shows them). and i have freezes when browsing. the freezes are 2-4 seconds long.
when i check the event log i see that at exactly that time some nvidia driver has caused a problem. Reply
Rick83 - Saturday, September 28, 2013 - linkThose were fixed with a beta for me (326.80 on a GTX 770), so they should also be fixed in this one - at least if you're talking about the resume from standby issue after more than 24 hours of power-on time. Reply
abrowne1993 - Thursday, September 19, 2013 - linkGlad I saw this. Somehow I'm still on 320.19. Reply
Jodiuh - Friday, September 20, 2013 - linkI had 3 560 Tis and they all had issues. Upgrading to a 580 resolved all the crashing. There was even a community outreach by Nvidia due to all the complaints of 560 Tis failing. It was an evil card. Reply
Banned0518 - Friday, September 20, 2013 - linkI have had zero issues with my 560ti 448 core edition. Especially not the ones you guys are mentioning. But in all honesty, I have a different chip. So that could explain things. Running 327.23, Windows 8 Pro 64bit. Reply
eddman - Saturday, September 21, 2013 - linkYou don't say.
560 Ti 448 has a GF110 core; A regular 560 is based on GF114. They are the same only in name. Reply


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It shall be unlawful for any governmental authority, or any agent thereof, or any person acting on behalf of a governmental authority, to engage in a pattern or practice of conduct by law enforcement officers or by officials or employees of any governmental agency with responsibility for the administration of juvenile justice or the incarceration of juveniles that deprives persons of rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States.
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A former home of Henry VIII has been put on the market for a cool £26m, making it the most expensive property to ever be offered for sale in the borough.
The price is a far cry from its £13,000 asking price in the 1950s.
The Old Rectory in Church Road, Wimbledon Park, once owned by Henry VIII, is Merton's oldest home dating back more than 500 years.
Built in the early 1500s, the medieval mansion is set behind St Mary's Church within 2.5 acres overlooking the All England Tennis Club.
Spanning a massive 16,200 sq foot, the palatial grade two listed building boasts 10 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, 8 reception rooms and a medieval chapel - the oldest part of the house.
Norman Plastow, president of The Wimbledon Society historical group, viewed the house in 1953.
He said: "I looked at it when it was up for sale in the 1950s when it sold for £13,700.
"I went over it in detail and I have been there several times since. "There are interesting things like a tunnel by the study.
"There's a very thick piece of wall and a builder who worked on it opened it up and found an underground tunnel but we never found out where it went.
"One of my favourite parts was that to get up to the top floor attic you opened a cupboard and inside the cupboard was a staircase which finished at knee level and you pulled a handle and out came two more steps.
"We looked at it partly from the point of view of the house and the land it had, but it was a tremendous amount of money at the time.
"I trained as an architect for six years and when I got a job the pay was £400 a year, which puts it in perspective."
Over its 500 year history the Tudor mansion has played host to kings, lords and countrymen including Lord William Cecil Burghley, Elizabeth I's principal advisor and First Minister.
Its gardens were designed by the landscaper responsible for Hampton Court Palace and include rolling lawns, a medieval fig tree trail and pond.


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Dear All
I need a help on Auto reply for key words
i tried to include
a) Sender name
b) Recipient Name
c) Recipient Number
in auto reply but when FLSMS reply it add mobile number in place of the above details
Please help i this
i want that reply shall go like this
Dear <Neeraj> ,
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Hi Neeraj,
Thanks for your question! For the recipient name to be displayed in your message, you have to have the name saved as a contact. This is how the application knows to tie the number to a name.If you already have "Neeraj" saved as a contact, then great! Here is what you should do to create "Dear Neeraj" -
1) After you create a keyword, click on the the link in the right pane that says "click here to go to advanced view".
2) Then click on the "Auto Reply" button at the bottom of the screen. This will expand a drop down list, click the 'Auto Reply' option in this list.
3) A pop up dialog box should appear. This box should have a line that reads: 'Click here to include'. Write "Dear" and then click on the third icon. You should now be able to see the recipient name when an auto reply goes out.
Please let me know if this helps!
Thanks Kavita
I did the same but still it happened same
i got reply as fallows
Dear <Mobile No>
Hi Neeraj,
Thanks for sending the attachments! Try saving the phone number for nEERAJ aIRTEL with the international dialing code. From the attachment you sent, it looks as if you have saved the contact nEERAJ aIRTEL with the phone number 9815106363. Go into the contacts tab and edit this number to be +919815106363.
Let's see if this works.
Thanks A Lot Kavita
This work fine
Now my another question is that can we send dynamic message from the Frontline sms through excel file
The details are as per attached file
Thanks in advance
Hi Neeraj,
Thank you for your post. I have not heard of FrontlineSMS being used to send dynamic messages from an Excel file, and I'm afraid its not generally possible to import message content in Excel format.
However, it may be useful for you to read this previous forum discussion which describes a hack for importing Excel content.
You can also use an HTTP trigger to synch to other types of external application to feed messages into FrontlineSMS for processing, and there is more information about this here in our help files here.
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Blog Cabin 2014 Location: Coming Soon!
I've given you three clues now. Either you're feeling confident in your guesses, or you're scratching your head in perplexity. It's OK, folks! You're less than 24 hours away from the big location reveal of Blog Cabin 2014! In the meantime, I figured I'd tide you over with this year's logo.
Lakeside … now doesn't that sound nice?! Although this isn't technically a clue, its wording may alter your predictions. Let me know what you're thinking.


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For a Carnival krewe that revels in satire, this year's theme, "Krewe du Vieux Comes Early!" may not be as cleverly worded as those of previous years. But according to Lee Milliken, Krewe du Vieux's captain, there will still be plenty of caustic humor in Saturday's parade.
The 2013 Krewe du Vieux theme refers -- partly -- to the parade's date being pushed into an earlier time slot because of the Super Bowl, Feb. 3. The NFL is among the subjects being skewered this year he said.
The ownership of The Times-Picayune, the city's former daily newspaper, also comes in for ridicule for cutting back its production schedule to three days a week and firing many longtime employees.
One float announces, "Tricky Mathews fails to deliver," a reference to the paper's new publisher, Ricky Mathews.
"A couple of the others (sub-krewe themes) are just totally silly; just little sexual, nonsensical things. We let every krewe do what they want," Milliken said. "We just give them an overall theme and say 'Go for it.'"
Parody of current issues and events is intrinsically linked to the roots of Mardi Gras in New Orleans, dating back more than a century and a half.
When the Mystic Krewe of Comus hit the streets with the first Mardi Gras parade in 1857 it poked fun at some of the burning issues of the day. Satire continued to be theme of the earliest parades. But in the 20th century, that tradition gave way to generic, less controversial themes like mythology, motion pictures and famous places.
Finally, in 1978, satire roared back in the form of the Krewe of Clones, which paraded until 1986 when internal discord caused its demise. A very popular parade whose passing was mourned by its many fans, its spirit was quickly resurrected by the Krewe du Vieux.
Founded in 1987, K du V was, ironically, the result of some cloning itself.
Four sub-krewes of the former Krewe of Clones got together and formed the Krewe du Vieux Carre (later shortened to Krewe du Vieux). It started out small, on the sidewalks of the Faubourg Marigny and the Vieux Carre (French Quarter), and two years later it had a permit to parade on the streets.
Today, more than 1,000 members strong, K du V has stayed consistent with its satirical themes and its other Carnival traditions for more than a quarter of a century.
Past themes have included "Krewe du Vieux Celebrates Crimes Against Nature" (2012), "Magical Misery Tour" (2008), "C'est Levee" (2006), "2001: A Space Fallacy" (2001), "Unnaturally New Orleans" (1995) and others in a similar vein.
It even lampooned itself on its 25th anniversary with the theme "25 Years Wasted" (2011).
The Krewe du Vieux and its 17 sub-krewes, with names ranging from parodies (i.e., Comatose, a play on the name Comus) to the lewd and crude (L.E.W.D. and C.R.U.D.E.), will trot out their satirical messages when they make their way through the Marigny and the Quarter.
In traditional fashion, the krewe members will be on mule-drawn floats and on foot.
Over the years the krewe has been noteworthy for selecting well-known New Orleanians as royalty. They include musicians Dr. John (2010), Frankie Ford (2009) and Al "Carnival Time" Johnson (2005); author and commentator Andrei Codrescu (2002); singers Ernie K-Doe (2001) and Irma Thomas (1998); and Chef Paul Prudhomme (1988)
This year's Queen is Bethany Bultman, executive director of the New Orleans Musician's Clinic, and a "special surprise consort" who hasn't been announced yet. "But it's going to be hilarious," Milliken said. The only clue he would offer is that, "It's a musician who is assumed to be dead but one who repeatedly rises from the ashes."
Bultman and her consort will be throwing glow-in-the-dark go cups with the parade's theme on it. Also pictured on the cup will be a caricature of Bultman in bed with the "Goofy Guy," the krewe's joker-lookalike mascot.
The krewe does not throw beads or other plastic items, but the members will be handing out other novelty items like newspaper hats and skirts made from the pages of The Times-Picayune.
The parade starts at 6:30 p.m. at Royal and Press streets and proceeds down Royal into the French Quarter, where it turns on Toulouse Street and returns along Decatur to Frenchmen Street.
Below the balcony of Snug Harbor, in the 600 block of Frenchmen, Milliken and Bultman will be toasting former Times-Picayune employees and Bultman's friends from the Musician's Clinic.
From there the parade returns to its starting point, where its ball will be held in a nearby warehouse, around 9 p.m.
The ball will start with a Brass Band Jam, featuring the 17 bands that marched with each sub-krewe, plus the royalty and title bands. Following them to the stage will be the Blue Brass Project, described by Milliken as "a synthesis of bluegrass and traditional brass music." Then comes the featured entertainment, A4D (AssFourDaze), a psychedelic funk band. The ball is expected to last until about 2 or 3 a.m.
As for the possibility of facing cold weather with the parade coming this early, Milliken said he's not worried about it.
"Years ago we had it on the 15th, and it was our 'Doctor Zhivago' parade," he said. "We still laugh about it. The weather is no big deal, and we can handle it."
For more information about the Krewe du Vieux parade, including a handy route map, visit their website at www.kreweduvieux.org
Because of adult subject matter, this parade is not recommended for children.