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With summer winding down and the school year ramping up, this perfect time to reorganize anything that didn't work for you last year. One of the easiest ways to keep your house organized is to have a functional command center that meets the needs of your family.
The first step is to figure out where your problem areas are. For my house, it happened to be the kitchen island. My husband and I would walk in through the garage and just drop everything there until it became useless as actual counter space in the kitchen. Find where you family currently dumps everything because that will make it easier to retrain and replace the bad habit. Luckily, we had some nice wall space just past the island that was begging to be used!
Once you know where you want your command center, the next step is to identify the needs of your family. Since we don't have any children yet, our needs were pretty basic. We needed a place to put the mail, Groupons, coupons, a whiteboard for notes and honey-do lists, a place for pens and markers, and of course, a calendar. We also needed a place to keep our keys and sunglasses, but I put that closer to the door instead of with the command center itself. Some other things you might consider for your command center would be a place for kids to hang their backpacks, an in/out wall file for homework and paperwork from the school, chore charts, a shopping list (we have an awesome magnetic shopping list hanging on our fridge), or a cork board.
Now that you have your needs addressed and your space assigned, it is time to find products to create your perfect command center. You can go with an all-in-one system that allows you to simply snap what you need onto a preformed back, or you can do a hodge-podge approach. Martha Stewart has a great system if you want everything to be identical, but I wanted something that matched the look of my kitchen and dining area a little more.
I measured off my space, and because I am a bit OCD, created a template in Photoshop to show the available space. Another way to do this would be to map it out on graph paper, This will allow you to play with what elements will fit where before you start hanging anything. My first priority was finding a calendar that I loved. We don't necessarily want our calendar to feature any particular artwork, so I opted for a monthly desk pad style instead. Before I created the command center, we had a monthly magnetic calendar on our fridge, so I knew we already liked the format. I found the Kathy Davis Desk Pad that matched my color scheme and planned the other elements around the size of my calendar. A close second was the Bold Blossoms Monthly/Weekly Wall Calendar, but we didn't need that much space for just the two of us. Knowing how much space I had left to work with. I found some galvanized steel containers that I then spray-painted a metallic bronze to match my fixtures. I also found a cheap 12×12 whiteboard and bought a simple unfinished wooden frame. I used the same metallic bronze spray-paint and it worked wonderfully.
The last step is something to claim it as your own. I opted for a wooden sign that had our name and the year we were married, but I have also seen some cute command centers with a simple initial that matched. Whatever your style is, this identifier will round out the command center and make you smile every time you look at it.
Do you have some great command center ideas that I missed? Please share below!


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Rep. Alan GraysonAlan GraysonPennsylania Dems file ethics complaint against Rep. Barletta The Hill's 12:30 Report Why Republicans took aim at an ethics watchdog MORE (D-Fla.) lost $18 million in an investment fraud scheme, according to court papers cited Monday by The Associated Press.
About 120 investors lost a total of more than $35 million, the report says.
William Dean Chapman of Virginia ran the scheme and was sentenced Friday to 12 years in prison.
In 2009, Grayson also fell victim to a fraud scheme in which a company called Derivium Capital committed a similar crime to Chapman's. The congressman won $34 million after filing a lawsuit based on federal racketeering laws, the AP report notes.
Grayson was first elected to Congress in 2008 and served one term before being defeated by Rep. Daniel Webster (R-Fla.) in 2010. He ran again last year, and was elected to the 113th Congress.
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We all know and love them: the stylish kids in our lives whose fashion game could put plenty of adults to shame. We're talking about the Suri Cruise's and Mason Disick's among us. You know, the ones who wear designer duds for a day at the park and look absolutely effortless doing so. Buying for this kid is no easy feat but it sure is fun! This season we're taking a look at some of the most fashionable gifts on the market and presenting options for everyone from the toddlers to the teens in your life. Discover a few of our favorite finds and get to shopping today's edition of #StyleBlazerPresents:
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NY: investigation launched into police response to anti-gay attack in Hell's Kitchen
"We know there is a chilling effect when the community perceives police will not respond to anti-LGBT violence issues..We have to work with the police to understand what anti-LGBT violence looks like, but we also need to be clear with the police what the responses are Training has to be consistent and in all precincts."
— Sharon Stapel, executive director of the Anti-Violence Project in New York
Three men who happened to walk past a bar on Ninth Avenue in Manhattan were gay-bashed, but when officers responded, there was only no arrest, but no contact information of the perp or any notes were taken. (EDGE):
Three men who said they suffered an anti-gay attack over the weekend in Manhattan claim New York Police Department officers failed to adequately respond to it.
WPLJ DJ Blake Hayes told EDGE a man assaulted Broadway performer Danny Calvert and another friend as they walked past McCoy's Bar on Ninth Avenue in Hell's Kitchen early Saturday morning. Hayes said the incident began after the alleged perpetrator flicked a cigarette butt that hit his friend. He added the man said "keep moving, faggot" after his friend confronted him. Hayes said the man proceeded to shove Calvert into a parked car and punch his other friend in the mouth.
Hayes said NYPD officers quickly responded after he and his friends called 911. He maintains, however, they did not arrest the alleged perpetrator or even take his contact information.
"The police never wrote down a thing," Hayes alleged. "They never looked at ID from him-or any of us. They didn't have any notepads out."
Christine Quinn, Speaker of the New York City Council, issued a statement on the assault.
Early Saturday morning there was a report of an anti-LGBT attack in Hell's Kitchen in which two individuals were the victims of a physical assault. I am obviously outraged by news that another bias attack has occurred in our city. But I am also deeply concerned by reports from the victims that NYPD officers responding to the scene did not appropriately recognize the seriousness of the incident. In fact, it has been reported that they failed to attempt to apprehend or even to collect contact information from the alleged assailant. If these reports are true, the behavior of the police officers involved was also outrageous and merits swift action by the police department.
In response I have spoken to Police Commissioner Kelly's office. They have agreed to conduct an investigation of these reports, and to have police officials meet personally with the victims this week. I am very gratified that the police department has agreed to my requests, and urge them to complete a swift and thorough investigation.
One of the most significant tools that have helped us to combat hate crimes here in New York City is having a strong police response to incidents when they occur. There was a time in our city when victims of hate crimes did not feel that the police were their allies. Any time a crime of this nature occurs, victims need to know they will be taken seriously.
To their credit, the NYPD have demonstrated that they normally respond aggressively and appropriately to such crimes. But even one such failure can begin to undermine all of our collaborative and historic efforts. In addition, every victim deserves to have their incident taken as seriously as any other. I will continue to work with advocates and the NYPD to increase and expand training when needed, so police officers have the tools they need to respond appropriately to bias attacks.
I have to tell you it's pretty disgusting to see alleged non-action of law enforcement like this in deep Blue gay enclaves, but in some ways it's not surprising.
Below the fold, good advice from the NYC Anti-Violence Project outlining steps that you can take if you or someone you know is the victim of an anti-LGBT attack.
What If It Happens to You?
A guide for Lesbian and Gay survivors of violent crimes
Eighty percent of lesbians and gay men have experienced some form of anti-gay or anti-lesbian bias-related violence.
Gay men and lesbians are more than four times more likely to become crime victims than heterosexuals.
Each year, thousands of gay and lesbian New Yorkers become victims of violent crime. Often we are assaulted by total strangers. Sometimes we are attacked by people we may know, including family members or lovers.
Many survivors of violence are reluctant to seek help from social service agencies, the police or the criminal justice system because they anticipate a hostile response to their sexual orientation or a lack of sensitivity to their specific needs. Others may simply be unaware of the services available to help them through the trauma of victimization.
AVP offers the following information for lesbian and gay survivors of violence.
Reactions to Victimization
There are many normal physical or psychological reactions to the trauma of victimization. Emotional reactions such as denial – trying to forget or pretend that the crime never happened – anger, isolation, fear, depression and problems with concentration are common.
Survivors of violent crime may also experience physical problems that seem unrelated to an assault such as head or stomach aches. Insomnia, change in appetite, sexual difficulties and general listlessness are also common physical changes suffered by crime victims.
Ignoring these symptoms may lead to further complications. If you have been victimized, you can call our hotline at 212-714-1141, for assistance.
You can also consider taking any of a number of steps:
• Get medical attention
Consult a physician or hospital emergency room, even if you do not believe that you have been seriously injured. Do this as soon after an assault as possible.
• Document the incident
Keep accurate records of an incident. Document physical injuries with photographs. retain any written harassment you receive. Keep a log of the time and date of harassing phone calls. if harassing messages have been left on your answering machine, keep the tape.
• Take care of yourself
Talking about the incident to supportive friends, lovers or family members can be helpful. Accept your feelings and reactions to the trauma. You may find it helpful to discuss the incident with a counselor at AVP. Call AVP to find out about resources available to you.
• Reporting Crimes to the Police
There is no requirement that you report a crime to the police. The decision about filing a report, called a "complaint" or "61" by the police, is yours as the survivor of a crime. Do what is most comfortable for you. Keep in mind that police reports are public record and under most circumstances can be released to the media.
If you wish to seek financial compensation from the New York State Crime Victims Board for medical expenses or lost earnings, a police report is required.
If the assault against you was bias-related – based on your race, religion, ethnicity or sexual orientation – the Police Department's Bias I
ncident Investigating Unit can be asked to handle your case.
If you decide to report a crime, an AVP advocate may be able to accompany you to the local precinct to provide assistance and support.
• Safety Information
You cannot insure that you will never become a crime victim. No crime victim is to blame for the crime committed against them. Nevertheless, these few safety tips may be helpful:
1. Find out about any local "danger zones" in the neighborhoods you frequent where lesbians and gay men may have been attacked. Avoid these areas especially if you are alone.
2. If you feel threatened or unsafe, trust your instincts and remove yourself from the situation as quickly as possible. Run. bang garbage cans. Make noise. Yell "FIRE!" Call 911 for police assistance as soon as possible.
3. Letting someone you do not know into your home or apartment make you vulnerable to robbery and assault. If you leave a bar with someone you have just met, introduce him or her to a friend or bartender. let other people know that you are leaving together. Exchange names and telephone numbers.
4. Women should be of men in "mixed" bars who claim to be gay and invite women to their homes. Be wary of taxis that wait outside of women's bars.
5. Try to leave bars, community centers and other LGTBH+ identified facilities with people you know or trust. Assailants sometimes wait for potential victims outside of places where Lesbians and Gay men meet and gather. (See Safe Dating Tips)
6. Carry a whistle. Consider taking a self-defense class.
• What We Can Do As a Community
Violence against lesbians and gay men affects everyone in our communities. Every attack against one of us is in reality an assault against us all.
The most effective way to deal with this violence is through community education and involvement.
Learn about the nature and extent of Anti-LGTBH+ violence and the services available through AVP and other social service agencies.
Call AVP to document attacks, get help, or request a speaker for your organization or community group.
About AVP
AVP provides counseling, advocacy, information and referrals for survivors of anti-Lesbian and anti-Gay violence, sexual assault, domestic violence, and other types of victimization. All services are free and confidential. For more information please go to www.avp.org.


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The U.S. "Scribble Map" links every ZIP code in ascending order.
The Zone Improvement Plan, or ZIP code system as we know it today, was robustly rolled out in 1963 with the purpose of modernizing the mail-sorting process. But this updated postal zoning system ended up doing a lot more. ZIP codes have led to fine-grained information about American neighborhoods, including how rich, poor, and unequal they are, who lives there, and how the place is changing. Here's how the U.S.P.S. Inspector General put it in a 2013 report called "The Untold Story of the ZIP Code":
Today, the ZIP Code is much more than a tool for moving mail efficiently, and its positive spillover effects are enormously beneficial to society.
But data viz expert Robert Kosara wanted to go beyond individual ZIP code. He wondered if examining how they were spread out would reveal interesting patterns. To satisfy his curiosity, he created this interactive "Scribble Map" by connecting each dot representing each U.S. ZIP code in ascending order. Here's what Kosara tells CityLab is the key takeaway from his visualization, via email:
Perhaps the main thing is to appreciate the structure in ZIP codes. Most people probably never think about where they come from or why there are certain numbers in certain places. But they're all planned and structured, and surprisingly interesting to look at.
He's right. The U.S. map of connected codes is a jagged web, dense in some places and scant in others—loosely mirroring the concentration of people in the country. Here's Kosara, who runs the data visualization blog eagereyes.com, in a blog post explaining how his viz builds on a postal code dot map created by Ben Fry:
The patterns and density distribution are readily apparent, and can in fact be seen much better than when only the dots are drawn. The scribbling quality of the lines (looks like somebody was bored while talking on the phone) lead to the clever name for the map.
To add some clarity to the monochromatic ZIP code map, Kosara colored the geometrical tumbleweed in each state with a different hue. The resulting map reveals how manmade boundaries (like state lines) and natural topography (like rivers and mountain ranges) affect ZIP code distribution and density:
Kosara's interactive version of these maps lets you zoom in really close on the tangle of lines connecting these numbers. It also includes Hawaii and Alaska. Here's a screenshot of a zoomed out version of the U.S. map:
And here are some of the northeastern states up close:
Kosara's maps aren't restricted to the U.S.—some feature postal codes from countries around of the world. Below are some of the ones that look like they were created when a polygraph machine went awry. Check out the rest here.


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Dyslexia Underlying Cause
The exact cause of dyslexia is unknown. There seems to be abnormality in the region of the brain that processes language. The disability seems to be hereditary and it is more common in boys than girls.
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- Alexander AW, Slinger-Constant AM. Current status of treatments for dyslexia: critical review. J Child Neurol. 2004 Oct;19(10):744-58. [15559890]
- Committee on Children with Disabilities, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO), American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus (AAPOS). Learning disabilities, dyslexia, and vision: a subject review. Pediatrics. 1998 Nov;102(5):1217-9. [9794958]
- Papanicolaou AC, Simos PG, Breier JI, Fletcher JM, Foorman BR, Francis D, Castillo EM, Davis RN. Brain mechanisms for reading in children with and without dyslexia: a review of studies of normal development and plasticity. Dev Neuropsychol. 2003;24(2-3):593-612. [14561563]


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March 25, 2015 – Pictures: Halima Abubakar Mimics Ini Edo, Flaunts Sexy Back
Less than 24 hours after Ini Edo shared her sexy behind with fans, another Nollywood lady has done same
Actress cum poultry farmer Halima Abubakar few hours ago proves to fans that she got better backside with some sexy photos of her appearance at a function that held over the weekend.
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Blade, the final of Madhouse's adaptations of Marvel's superheroes, premieres on America's G4 cable network January 13th. In a new clip, hear Harold Perrineau (Lost, Oz) voice the title role of the Marv Wolfman/Gene Colan created vampire hunter.
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If you use the first method (objects) how do you pass the additional information for the object?
Let us say we need to display a list of some kind of payments (DBIx::Class objects). It could be comfortable just:
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So would you pass the list like this:
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International speaker Rob Gilbert says, "In my own experience I've found that prayer and a deep understanding of God is a reliable way to maintain health and experience healing."
Mr. Gilbert will present a talk titled, "God and Health" on Monday, Feb. 4, at 7:30 p.m. at the Wilton Library, 137 Old Ridgefield Road.
"This lecture corrects misconceptions often held about God and shows the nature of God, divine Love, to be a consistent healing Principle," Mr. Gilbert says in a press release. "The ideas shared in this lecture will break down the long-held beliefs that assign the body to material theories of medicine and the mind to religion, thus hiding the power of spiritual understanding to heal. Exploring the early investigations of Mary Baker Eddy in the mind/body relationship, not unlike investigations going on today, reveals the path that eventually led her to the discovery of Christian Science and the practice of spiritual healing that corrects misconceptions about God, secures health, and restores the body."
Mr. Gilbert's ideas are based on the teachings of Jesus as recorded in the Bible, and as discussed in Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Ms. Eddy.
Practitioner and teacher of Christian Science healing, Mr. Gilbert, has a master of theology degree from Boston University School of Theology, where he majored in biblical studies. While serving as a chaplain in the United States Army, he had a variety of assignments including military prisons, hospitals, and a tour of duty in Vietnam. He retired from the Army as a lieutenant colonel.
More recently he co-produced two educational videos for medical nursing schools and hospitals, answering commonly asked questions about the practice of spiritual healing, how it informs healthcare decisions, and spirituality in nursing care. Mr. Gilbert has spoken to a variety of medical audiences on the practice of spiritual healing, to college classes in women's studies and alternative healing, high school classes on the subject of comparative religions, and in jails and prisons. Mr. Gilbert is a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship. He travels from his home in Upland, Calif.
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The founders of Undercover, Jun Takahashi, and Phenomenon, Takeshi Osumi aka Big-O, are featured on the cover the latest issue of Eyescream Magazine. In line with the launch of the new issue, the two brands have gotten together on two collaborative t-shirts. The tees are now available through Undercover.
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Many of our customers want to use SoftGrid for users that sit on machines outside there security boundary. In these instances they lose some management for deploying the client and pushing policy's to enforce. However, this is normally offset by the benefits that SoftGrid offer.
The KB article details this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931172
Firstly, You may want to configure your local client to use the softgrid server variable. I tend to use the %SFT_SOFTGRIDSERVER% in my OSD files. In this example I will use the server name softgrid.charltonschool.com as my Virtual Application Server address.
1)Go to the computer properties
2) Go to Advance Tab and then select environmental variables
3)Click New System Variable and than add
Variable Name: SFT_SOFTGRIDSERVER
Variable Value: softgrid.charltonschool.com (Your SoftGrid Servers name or IP address alias)
The Next section is to install and configure the your softgrid client on your workstation.
1) Install the softgrid client on the machine that will be being distributed out and run the setup.exe
2) The below dialogue box will appear. Select Run.
3) Click Next
4) Accept the Licence after reading it !..... and click next
5) Select the location for the installation of the client (This has been left as default) and select next
6) Change the Cache Size to 16048 and unselect the skip advanced options.
7) Change the desktop configuration to the below or use a policy to make the changes;
In this example I have manually set this by Selecting set up a desktop configuration server now. You may need to validate the below depending on your servers configurations! (HTTP, HTTPS, RTSP, RSTPS....... validate this in your environment!)
Display name : Charlton School
Type: Softgrid Virtual Application Server
Hostname: (Your DNS hostname or location for the SoftGrid VAS)
Port: 554 (RTSP)
8) Click Next
9) This should than complete the install and then click finish.
10) Ok now thats the install of the client!
User Account : http://support.microsoft.com/kb/931172/en-us
With The client installation complete we must allow a method for the softgrid client to authenticate with the SVAS to retrieve and populate the applications for the machine.
Go to control panel. And select User Accounts
11) Select the account that the user will log on with.
12) Select Manage my network passwords
13) The following dialogue box will appear. Click Add
14) In the below box we need to add an account to access the resources on the network.
We need to add the server names for the SVAS and an account to access the resource
15) Complete the above for as many SVAS locations or method to locate your SVAS.
That's It!! You should now be able to force a desktop refresh and this should populate your application set.
For Example; Go to Start > Control Panel > Administrative Tools > Softgrid Client Management
Within the tool go to the following , select Desktop Configuration Servers on the left hand payne > and than select the Softgrid server in the Right Payne.
Once selected, hit the refresh button above the server.
This will perform a refresh and give access to the applications that the user requires.
17) Now select applications in the left hand payne. This will show you applications in the right hand side.
Your applications should now be showing and this should also be represented by your desktop icons that are now present.
How easy is that!!! Try it, love it, enjoy it! You can now start to enjoy the benefits of your test environments or production SoftGrid environments on your non-domain clients!


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Pablo Picasso said, "We all know that art is not truth. Art is a lie that makes us realize truth."
Movies are fake. We all know that. The pyro-techs are staged. The actors wear make up. The dialogue is scripted. The scenery is painted or recycled from some back lot movie that went bust.
The moving picture itself is a deception. Our eyes create the motion as individual images flash in front of us projected at 24 frames per second. Even though our brains do the computational, we still have to pay admission.
Animation has been around since the days of cave painting. A forever-unknown artist added extra legs to his animal drawings to depict them running. More recently, in 1867 the zoopraxiscope spun around while customers looked through a slit. The brain stapled together the pictures to show motion.
Kids today can make movies with stop action characters, which are moved, filmed, moved, filmed. You can draw a stick figure in a series of poses and then by flipping through them rapidly, the character appears to move.
This process of making movies out of many individual pictures, shots or action positions is a lot like our hectic lives.
Too often we run around at 24 frames per second and call it movement. We don't stop, and look at that one original image. If we did, we could see that those millions of individual pictures break up our lives into quanta of time. Seconds are the stuff of our lives. They are snapshots. We get so busy with daily activity that our heads spin. This is not true progression in personal development.
Motion is not always forward movement. Molecules bounce about bumping into each other in what is called Brownian motion. There is no progress. There is no direction to this atomic jiggling. The elements go nowhere.
It is not always the Browns. There can be Smithian, Jonesian or Cramerian stagnant motion. Whether we have forward motion is dependent on the things we do minute-to-minute, frame-by-frame.
Mindfulness allows us to slow down our movie to focus on a single frame. When we step out of the blur of the silver screen we see colors we have never seen before. We touch the sky and clouds, savor tastes, rest our tired feet and rejoice. The carpool, work, commute, music practice become meaningful when viewed in stopped motion. It is as if we absorb it all through our breath as we inhale and gently exhale.
If we notice a negative scene that is 1/24 of a second, we could decide mindfully if the show should go on or we could choose to write a whole new play. We could craft a different ending to our autobiographical documentary.
Moment-to-moment living, however, is not ignoring the future or disregarding the past. To the extent that we allow non-existing time take command of our lives speeds up the film and our chances to create our story vanishes.
Socrates, way before IMAX, said, "A life unexamined is not worth living"
For us to examine our lives more closely, we need to take precious seconds and inspect the individual frames that make up our lives. Is our audio track filled with yelling and snapping? Are there too many fight scenes?Comment on this story
We must slow things down to be able to affect the shot. Otherwise, we merrily zip along missing all the good parts and are left with just the popcorn.
We are the stars and directors of our own cinema. We need to learn that when we change a frame, we begin a cascade of real movement toward growth. We can be the good guys with the white hat. Women aren't the damsels in distress anymore. They look good in hats, too.
We are not bit players in a B movie. We are not just in the crowd scenes. Our movies are neither fakes nor lies. To move forward, we need to change, and we change one frame at a time.
Joseph Cramer, M.D., is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics, practicing pediatrician for 30 years, and an adjunct professor of pediatrics at the University of Utah. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Been doing some research latley around the ModX content management system (CMS) and concrete5. What I've found is that while the approach of each CMS is similar I found that the implemenation is different and that is where the devil is in the details.
ModX is seems to us to be very hands on and as such isn't for the less technical user. If you are willing to work your way through it we find it is a robust system. There is always a learning curve that comes with any CMS, but that curve seemed to be more challenging than it should be. Adding a form to the website and then getting to work the way I wanted to was a bit frustrating and the documentation that we worked through didn't seem very clear.


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A rally near Boy Scouts of America headquarters in suburban Dallas has given supporters of keeping a ban on gay members a chance to pray for traditional values.
The rally Wednesday came after national group leaders delayed until May a decision on letting troops decide whether to allow gay membership.
Police say about 150 people attended the rally sponsored by the group Texas Values. Organizers say about twice as many individuals took part.
Participants sang "God Bless America" and recited the Pledge of Allegiance. One sign in the crowd said "Who sets the agenda for BSA? A century of PROVEN TRADITION or a decade of political pressure."
Volunteer officers of the BSA's National Executive Board sought more time to review the issues.
Published at 12:53 PM CST on Feb 6, 2013 | Updated at 1:39 PM CST on Feb 6, 2013


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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|20 Feb 1990
|Filing date
|21 Nov 1988
|Priority date
|26 Aug 1986
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Douglass L. Blanding
|Original Assignee
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (27), Classifications (17), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a continuation-in-part of my commonly assigned copending application, Ser. No. 900,654, filed by me jointly with Terry N. Morganti on Aug. 26, 1986, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,795,070.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a mechanism for guiding a moving web of material, such as paper, in a predetermined path of travel relative to a stationary frame. The invention has specific application as part of a photographic printing apparatus in which images from photographic film are projected and printed on photographic paper moving in a continuous web through the apparatus. It is, however, not limited to that environment.
2. Background Information
In any apparatus in which paper or other web material is fed in a continuous stream, such as from a feed roll, the moving web may have a tendency to wander side to side from its desired path of travel. In a photographic printer, it is essential that the web of photographic print paper be held precisely to its proper path through the various process stations to insure that all process steps are correctly performed and that the resulting print is properly centered.
A typical prior art web guiding apparatus is shown and described in Research Disclosure of March 1980, item #19160 disclosed by J.E. Morse. The Morse publication describes a roller which is pressed against and rolled on the surface of a web which is being pulled over a stationary support or platen. The roller axis is canted or skewed by some small angle relative to the perpendicular to the web path. As the paper moves, in addition to rolling action, there is continual lateral gripping or scuffing action between the soft compliant roller and the moving web due to the angular slew. This continual lateral gripping action forces the web laterally against an edge guide mounted alongside the web path. With respect to such apparatus the skew angle is critical. If the skew angle is too large the gripping action, both continual and macroscopic in magnitude, can be harmful to delicate surfaces such as a photosensitive paper. If the skew angle is too small the desired guiding action is not obtained.
The skew angle must be periodically readjusted in such prior art web guiding apparatus due to the variability of various influences, such as wear and aging of the compliant roller, changes in coefficient of friction and variations in the contact force of the roller.
In summary, the present invention is an apparatus for guiding a moving web of material in a predetermined travel path relative to a stationary frame. A compliant roller is mounted on a pivoted yoke for rolling contact on the top side, or the under side, of the web so that as the web moves, the roller finds its natural rolling position on the web. An edge guide is mounted on the roller shaft and is rotatable and axially movable relative to the shaft. An edge guide adjustment mechanism includes a stationary bracket with spaced adjustment stations, and a laterally movable control rod. The control rod engages the edge guide to determine its lateral position, and selectively locks with the bracket to set this lateral position. A light tension spring connects the frame and the yoke to urge the roller and web toward the edge guide. Rolling action of the roller, and the light force of the spring together impede aberrant lateral movement of roller and web and provide corrective action should it occur.
FIG. 1 is a perspective view, as from an elevated forward position, of the web guiding apparatus of this invention.
FIG. 2 is a side view of the apparatus, from the left side of FIG. 1.
Referring now to FIGS. 1 and 2, a continuous web of paper 10 having a near edge 12 is moving in the direction of the arrow 15 over a stationary frame, schematically represented at various points at 14. A web guiding mechanism, generally indicated at 20, is mounted on the frame 14 to continually guide the moving web 10 along its desired path of travel, in which the edge 12 of the web moves along and in contact with an edge guide 40. The web 10 is pulled over the guiding mechanism 20, and then downward, by a downstream driving apparatus which is not a part of this invention and is not shown.
The web guiding mechanism 20 includes a yoke 30, an edge guide 40, and an edge guide adjustment mechanism 50. The yoke 30 is pivotally connected at its leading end to a stationary pivot point 32. Mutually perpendicular X, Y, and Z axes are shown intersecting at pivot point 32. The connection of the yoke 30 at the pivot point 32 provides clearance enough to permit the yoke some freedom of rotation or swing about all three of the axes, X, Y, and Z. The Z axis is the vertical caster axis of the mechanism, on which the yoke 30 is permitted rotational displacement in a horizontal plane.
A roller 24 on a roller shaft 26 is rotatably mounted on roller shaft bearings 28 at the trailing end of the yoke 30. Roller 24 is of a rubber or other compliant frictional material. The trailing end of yoke 30 is mounted for horizontal movement about the Z axis on a wheel 34 in rolling contact on the frame 14. A light tension spring 22 connects the yoke 30 to the frame 14, providing a small force continually urging the yoke, about the Z axis, in the direction of the edge guide 40. The spring 22 is never fully retracted. The freedom of swing of the yoke about its Y axis insures the rolling contact of the yoke 30, by means of wheel 34, on the frame 14. The freedom of tilt of the yoke about its X axis insures a uniform distribution of force between roller 24 and web 10 along the length of the roller, and hence a uniform edge-to-edge web tension downstream of the roller 24.
The edge guide 40 includes a central bore 42, a first inner disk portion 44 having an oustide diameter substantially equal to that of the roller 24, a second disk portion 46 having an outside diameter larger than that of the roller 24, and an elongated mounting sleeve portion 48 having an outer end 49. The edge guide 40 is both rotatable and axially movable, i.e. slip fit on the right end of the roller shaft 26.
The edge guide adjustment mechanism 50 includes a bracket 52 fixed to the frame 14. The bracket 52 includes rod bearings 54 supporting a control rod 56 for rotation and axial movement relative to the bracket. The bracket 52 further includes a series of axially spaced adjustment notches 58 between the rod bearings 54. The control rod 56 includes a control handle 60 on one end, a radially extending adjustment set pin 62 between the rod bearings 54, and an adjustment arm 64 on the other end. The adjustment arm 64 is adapted for abutting contact with the outer end 49 of the edge guide 40, and thereby determines the extreme rightward lateral position of the edge guide 40.
The lateral position of the edge guide 40 is adjustable, for various widths of web 10, by moving the control rod 56 and its integral adustment arm 64 axially to the right or left relative to the web 10 and the yoke 30. The control rod is rotatable to seat and unseat the adjustment set pin 62 in the adjustment notches 58, which are fixed to the frame 14 of the apparatus.
The system operates to urge the web 10 laterally against the edge guide, as follows. As the web 10 moves along the edge guide and over the roller 24, the roller inherently seeks its normal and stable rolling position on the moving web, in which the roller axis is perpendicular to the travel path of the web, in the same way that a trailer towed by an automobile seeks such a position on the road. This position of the roller 24 corresponds to the desired lateral position of the web 10 against the edge guide 40, and normal rolling action tends to keep the roller in that ideal position. As long as the web 10 moves along the edge guide 40, the roller 24 rotates in this normal position, and the combination of rolling action and spring force impedes aberrant lateral movement of the roller and web. If the web is somehow displaced laterally from the edge guide, the combination of rolling action and spring force subjects the roller and web to an immediate corrective restoring force back toward the guide. The spring 22 is a light tension spring to restrain the roller and web, but not so strong as to pull the roller across the surface of the web.
In the system described, the web is pulled over the yoke and downward around the roller. The system might however be arranged with the web moving under the yoke and pulled upward around the roller.
The terms "upstream" and "downstream" are sometimes used in this specification for convenience. They refer to the direction of travel of the web. Thus, "upstream" and "downstream" are sometimes used in this specification for convenience. They refer to the direction of travel of the web. Thus, "upstream" is the direction from which the web approaches the guiding apparatus, and "downstream" is the direction in which the web leaves the guiding apparatus. Similarly, the terms "leading end" and "trailing end" are used in reference to the guiding apparatus. The "leading end" is upstream and the "trailing end" is downstream "Lateral" means generally side-to-side with respect to the direction of web travel.
The foregoing description of this invention is intended as illustrative. The concept and scope of the invention are limited only by the following claims and equivalents thereof.
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|2 May 1969
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|Crowe Thomas J
|Web spreader
|8 Feb 1971
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|Fmc Corp
|Training apparatus for driven belts
|10 Sep 1974
|19 Oct 1976
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Positionally constraining web support
|6 Apr 1984
|25 Feb 1986
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Web tracking apparatus
|26 Apr 1985
|10 Feb 1987
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Angularly adjustable web-supporting steering roller
|11 Mar 1986
|11 Aug 1987
|Canon Kabushiki Kaisha
|Sheet copying device
|Citing Patent
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|1 May 1990
|24 Dec 1991
|Koenig & Bauer Aktiengesellschaft
|Transported web alignment apparatus
|13 Nov 1992
|4 Jan 1994
|Nec Corporation
|Skew preventer for a film belt
|9 Aug 1993
|15 Aug 1995
|Sumitomo Rubber Industries, Ltd.
|Apparatus for displacing a continuous sheet of material
|20 Dec 1996
|14 Aug 2001
|Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
|Device for correcting the course of a belt
|4 Apr 2000
|29 Apr 2003
|The Procter & Gamble Company
|Apparatus and a method for aligning a web
|29 Jan 2001
|11 Sep 2007
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Web tracking adjustment device and method through use of a biased gimbal
|21 Nov 2003
|20 Nov 2007
|3M Innovative Properties Company
|Method and apparatus for controlling a moving web
|30 Nov 2009
|4 Mar 2014
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Edge guide for media transport system
|29 Aug 2014
|10 Nov 2015
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Reducing print artifacts using isolated tension zones
|29 Aug 2014
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|Eastman Kodak Company
|Reducing print artifacts using isolated tension zones
|29 Aug 2014
|8 Mar 2016
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Reducing tension fluctuations using isolated tension zones
|29 Aug 2014
|29 Mar 2016
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Reducing tension fluctuations using isolated tension zones
|21 Nov 2003
|26 May 2005
|Swanson Ronald P.
|Method and apparatus for controlling a moving web
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|27 Aug 2009
|Fife-Tidland Gmbh
|Bridge of a corrugating machine
|30 Nov 2009
|2 Jun 2011
|Muir Christopher M
|Media transport system for non-contacting printing
|30 Nov 2009
|2 Jun 2011
|Joseph Brian J
|Media transport system filter mechanism
|30 Nov 2009
|2 Jun 2011
|Muir Christopher M
|Edge guide for media transport system
|30 Nov 2009
|2 Jun 2011
|Muir Christopher M
|Edge guide having adjustable magnitude nesting force
|25 Jan 2016
|18 Aug 2016
|Casio Computer Co., Ltd.
|Image forming apparatus and winding-deviation prevention method
|17 Aug 2011
|25 Apr 2012
|Rubber belt guide device
|17 Aug 2011
|20 Jan 2016
|15 Nov 2010
|3 Jun 2011
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Media transport system filter mechanism
|15 Nov 2010
|3 Jun 2011
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Modular media transport system
|16 Nov 2010
|3 Jun 2011
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Edge guide having adjustable magnitude nesting force
|24 Nov 2010
|3 Jun 2011
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Edge guide for media transport system
|24 Nov 2010
|3 Jun 2011
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Media transport system for non-contacting printing
|15 Dec 2014
|3 Sep 2015
|Eastman Kodak Company
|Method for reducing artifacts using tension control
|U.S. Classification
|226/23, 242/615.1, 226/21, 226/180
|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
|21 Nov 1988
Owner name: EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY, ROCHESTER, NY A CORP. OF NJ
Free format text: ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNORS INTEREST.;ASSIGNOR:BLANDING, DOUGLASS L.;REEL/FRAME:004974/0995
Effective date: 19881110
|9 Apr 1991
|Certificate of correction
|21 Jun 1993
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 4
|28 Jul 1997
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 8
|30 Jul 2001
|Fee payment
Year of fee payment: 12


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Legal Question in DUI Law in Pennsylvania
Concerning Pennsylvania law specifically. I know the 'common sense' and spirit of the law answer to this question, but _technically_, is there a chargeable offense for driver or passenger (supervisor) in this situation:
16 year old driver has learners permit, and is operating the vehicle. Supervising parent is in passenger seat, alert, but with a BAC over the legal limit allowed if they were driving.
For reference, I'm looking at:
§ 3802. Driving under influence...
(a) General impairment.--
(1) An individual may not ___drive, operate or be in actual physical
control of the movement of a vehicle__ after imbibing
§ 1505. Learners' permits.
(no verbiage regarding impairment of supervising, licensed driver)
1 Answer from Attorneys
Probably not dui however ewoc could be charged. Endangering the welfare of a child.


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Supplier Homepage Product Coils-Galvanized Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Coil Dx51d, DC51D, Gi, SGCC, Q235
Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Coil Dx51d, DC51D, Gi, SGCC, Q235
|FOB Price:
|US $400-450 / Ton
|Min. Order:
|25 Tons
|Min. Order
|FOB Price
|25 Tons
|US $400-450/ Ton
|Tianjin, China
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- Model NO.: 0.12-4.0mm
- Certification: ISO
- Technique: Cold Rolled
- Edge: Slit edge
- Zinc Coating: 40-275G/M2
- Grade: Dx51d, SGCC,Q235,Sgch,Q195
- Transport Package: Seaworthy Standard Export Paking
- Origin: China
- Standard: ASTM, JIS, GB, AISI, DIN, BS
- Surface Treatment: Galvanized
- Application: Container Plate
- Stock: Stock
- Inside Diameter: 508mm
- Trademark: HBIS
- Specification: Coil weight: 3-8 tons
- HS Code: 72107010
Product Description
Galvanized Steel Coil
Description of Product
1. Standard: AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS
2. Grade: SGCC,Q235,SGCH,Q195,DX51D
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Company Profile
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WISCONSIN SPORTS ROUNDUP: Back-up battle behind Rodgers continues
The competition continues this week for the Green Bay Packers' Number-two quarterback spot. Veteran Vince Young has the best chance of beating out Graham Harrell as the top backup to Aaron Rodgers. The 30-year-old Young signed with the Pack a week ago. He played in two series in Friday night's exhibition loss to Arizona, completing 1-of-3 passes and scrambling twice for 12 yards. He was sacked once. Young is still in the process of learning the Packers' playbook. The seventh-year pro could get a lot of playing time in Green Bay's next exhibition game on Saturday night in Saint Louis. Harrell struggled on Friday night. He threw an interception and gave away a fumble which led to both of Arizona's touchdowns in a 17-nothing Cardinals' victory. His quarterback rating was 49-point-five for six series. Second-year-pro B-J Coleman appears to be the odd man out among the four quarterback candidates at this point.
After a day off yesterday, the Wisconsin football team will resume its pre-season camp today with a pair of practices. The second practice is a scrimmage which is open to fans. It's scheduled to begin at 3:40 this afternoon at Camp Randall Stadium. Much of the attention is focused on the quarterback competition between Curt Phillips, Joel Stave, and Tanner McEvoy. But some other spots remain undecided – including at right guard, where redshirt junior Kyle Costigan and senior Zac Matthias have both shared snaps with the Number-One offense so far at camp. Costigan is coming off micro-fracture surgery on his right knee, after he dislocated his knee-cap in last year's Big Ten opener at Nebraska.
Two Wisconsin NASCAR drivers could not hold their Top-10 starting positions in yesterday's road race in Watkins Glen, New York. Paul Menard of Eau Claire finished 17th, after starting in the Number-seven spot at the Sprint Cup Cheez-It-355. Matt Kenseth of Cambridge placed 23rd, after starting 10th. Beloit-born Danica Patrick finished 20th. Travis Kvapil of Janesville was among five drivers who got into a crash on Lap-40, up the hill on Turn-Four. That ended Kvapil's day, and he finished 40th. Kvapil dropped one place in the Sprint Cup point standings to Number-36. The three other Wisconsin drivers all held steady in the season standings -- Kenseth in seventh place, Menard 19th, and Patrick 27th. Kyle Busch won the race. Jimmie Johnson remains the series leader.
The Northwoods League playoffs begin tonight, after the regular season ended yesterday. In the South Division Finals, the second-half champion Lakeshore Chinooks will open at home in Mequon against the first-half champion Madison Mallards. In the North, Waterloo opens at Duluth. Waterloo won both halves with a league-record 51 regular season victories. Duluth has the next-best overall record. Both series are best-of-three, with the winners advancing to the league title series which begins on Thursday night. Lakeshore won the second-half South title by only a half-game over La Crosse. The Chinooks needed either a victory over a La Crosse defeat last night to get into the playoffs, and Lakeshore came through with a 17-3 pounding of Madison. Eau Claire finished third in the South for the second half, followed by Madison, the Wisconsin Woodchucks, Battle Creek, Green Bay, and Wisconsin Rapids. Waterloo comfortably won the second half North crown by three-and-a-half over Duluth.
Madison golfer Steve Stricker tied for 12th at the P-G-A Championship. Stricker was only four strokes off the lead after Saturday's third round -- but he shot a three-over-par 73 in his final round yesterday. Stricker again failed to win his first career major, finishing at two-under-278. Jason Dufner won the season's final major at 10-under-270.


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Signal Strife
14 April 2004
From route planners in cars to air traffic control, navigation on earth (and underwater) is now dependent on GNSS - global navigation satellite systems technology. The systems enable a position to be determined to the precision of one metre or less. The US has been resolute in limiting the scope of an European initiative in this field, the Galileo project, due to become operational around 2008 – as this would challenge the monopoly position of its own GPS (Global Positioning System). While GPS hand-held devices are now commonplace, the responders to receive the better quality signals – such as those needed by fighter aircraft entail costs starting at $100,000 and are subject to tight export controls.
At stake is not only the ubiquitousness of US technology but also a fundamental issue of 'asymmetric usage', whereby the US claims the right to degrade signal traffic for its own strategic benefit. Gustav Lindstrom, a research fellow at the EU Institute for Security Studies has noted that "should the GPS system become dysfunctional or turned off, it has been conservatively estimated that the cost to European economies would be between Euros 130 and Euros 500 million per day. As a low probability yet high impact event, this gives added impetus for a European system".
The European concern is justified. During the first Gulf War in 1991 the US Department of Defence (DoD) degraded GPS signals received by commercial GPS equipment. Any one with a finger on the GPS on-off switch can shut down civil aviation.
The US opposition to Galileo has been expressed through a wrangle over the utilisation of the radio frequency spectrum. The international authority with oversight of the finite spectrum is the World Radiocommunication conference (WRC). The conferences had agreed to Galileo using a signal in a narrow band of radio frequencies, the L1 Band (1563-1587 MHz) that is best suited for high quality signals that will give sub-metre precision. However the US DoD objected because it seeks to use L1 for a secure military-purpose signal (designated the 'M' code, not to be introduced till 2012 – which is some indication of the DoD's planning horizon). This is not withstanding the decision of 2000 WRC held in Istanbul that overlaps or 'signal overlays' would be allowed because there was just not enough bandwidth on the L1 band.
The US argued that Galileo would interfere with its signal, and moreover, their close proximity would mean that if it decided to 'shut down' or jam L1 traffic, this would also impair military operations. It appears that in talks held in Brussels in February 2004 the EU accepted to change the wave characteristics of its signal in the L1 band – the full implications in terms of signal accuracy are not in the public domain. Some EU officials have contended that the US intention is to undercut Galileo's accuracy in the name of defending allied security while in fact boosting US business interests.
Galileo's main backers in the EU are France and Italy. The UK's position is inordinately influenced by its naval lobby - the nuclear-powered submarine fleet is being converted wholesale to use Tomahawk cruise missiles that rely on GPS. If the UK switched to Galileo and the US closed down L1 traffic, its submarines would be dead in the water.
The GPS infrastructure, comprising a constellation of 24 satellites orbiting the earth, is managed via a number of controlling stations, one of which is at Diego Garcia, a British territory in the Indian Ocean that has been provided to the US at considerable human cost – its entire indigenous population was forcibly resettled in Mauritius.
The dual-use Galileo project however is an opportunity for Britain to wean itself from what former defence minister Peter Kilfoyle describes as a 'vassal' like dependency on the US.
The first Galileo satellite is scheduled to launch late in 2004, and will be followed by 29 others. The project implementation costs are in the region of Ł3 billion (Euros 3.2 – 3.6 billion). The main UK companies participating are the Vega Group plc and Surrey Space Technology Ltd. The US investment in its GPS system is equally aggressive, with plans to upgrade its satellite constellation at a cost of $1.3 billion. It is important for civil society to keep tabs on such large scale satellite technology projects. These are not merely the cornerstone for a new wave of space-based weaponry, but also new forms of surveillance: it is now possible to recreate conversations that have gone on inside a room from the vibrations of its glass windows. The world can ill-afford any one power with full spectrum domination.


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As part of UKEC's vision of student empowerment and self development, we would kindly ask you to check with your nearest Malaysian Embassy or High Commission on your voting status or alternatively by following this link http://daftarj.spr.gov.my/DAFTARJ/ and entering your IC number.
POSTAL VOTING (Absent Voter)
- Registered voter
- Full time student
- Spouse of a full time student
1. If you have REGISTERED to vote in Malaysia, you will still NOT be allowed to vote in the next general election from your overseas location. To be eligible to vote from overseas, you must go AGAIN to the embassy to register as an ABSENT voter. Please bring your PASSPORT (preferably with IC) & proof of being a full time student (any document showing institution, course & duration of study).
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By COLLEEN LEDDY
Remember Stuart Krichevsky?
How could you forget a name like that? My husband can't. He loves the names of my high school classmates. Barry Chanofsky. Steve Rotterdam. Bob Bonavida. Hi-ll Na. Fang Kiang Ng. Fei-Fei Chang. Chee-Haw Cheung. Mariusz Wrzesniewski. Fuh-Lin Hsin. And ranking right up there in the top ten of his favorite names among the 822 kids in my graduating class is Stuart Krichevsky.
I mentioned Stuart in a column this summer. I had been reading the acknowledgments in Steven Sorrentino's memoir, "Luncheonette," and nearly fell off the couch when Sorrentino thanked his literary agent, Stuart Krichevsky.
I don't recall communicating with Stuart since we were Aggies—members of the agriculture program at John Bowne High School in Queens, New York. I think I might have mentioned before that there's all kinds of high schools in New York City. I still remember reading about John Bowne in a book, a directory of sorts, that described all the different programs and schools kids could apply to when they were in junior high. When I read I'd be expected to spend my summers on farms, I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. I never wanted anything as much as I wanted to get into John Bowne.
I passed up Bronx High School of Science for the chance to collect eggs in the chicken house on the 3.8-acre land laboratory behind the school. Instead of a football field, we had crops like asparagus and tomatoes, individual garden plots and a big white chicken house with 500 White Leghorns. We were members of the largest Future Farmers of America chapter in the United States and we spent our summers on farms and other agricultural establishments. Many of the kids in the program wanted to be veterinarians and many of them had been advised in junior high that enrolling in John Bowne's ag program was a ticket into Cornell University. I had no advice. I simply hated New York City and wanted to be a farmer.
Stuart wanted to be a vet. I don't know how he ended up in the literary field, but he said he spent a couple summers in his old neighborhood in Queens, working at a luncheonette counter "with a clientele almost as colorful as [Sorrentino's]." So he could relate to Sorrentino's story.
I had emailed Stuart a way-too-long letter following his enthusiastic response to my first email. And for a long time he didn't write back. I would have just let it go, but I want Sorrentino to give a presentation at the library and I thought Stuart could help make that happen. Stuart's a busy guy, not the best at responding to email or all the content in an email. He finally connected me to Sorrentino, but he had made no comment about my suggestion for a book:
"Hey, all of us should collaborate on a book about our experiences as Aggies working on farms and our involvement in the FFA," I had written. "I saw Steve at Adrienne's when I was home in April and I was hysterical hearing about his and your farm escapades. People out here are always amazed about my FFA and farm experiences."
So I brought it up again, asking if he had missed it in my long email or if he had dismissed it altogether.
"Thought you were kidding!" he said. "No, I don't think it's viable commercially. It's more the kind of thing you'd just do for fun (maybe as a website)."
"Kidding!?" I responded. "You always did have a warped sense of humor! Oh well, it's too much work to think about doing it anyway.…"
But then, David and I were having a business meeting with Renée Collins who used to work for the Heritage newspaper chain and now works for Lenawee United Way. In getting acquainted, she asked how I ended up in Michigan.
I gave her the short answer first: My friend Sondra had an application to Michigan State that she wasn't using—and then the long version. The long version is pretty much outlined above—the FFA/farm life/ag program—and includes the encouragement we received to apply to out of state colleges with agriculture programs and how we were mistaken for gang members when we wore our FFA jackets on the subway.
Renée said something like, "That's fascinating! I didn't know there was an FFA in New York City! You should write a book about your experiences!"
If only Stuart could relate.- Oct. 4, 2006


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Mar 7, 2013, 10:48 PM #44Member
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Also, ditch the go pro. makes me want to drop in on you too.
To the OP
Watched your video a couple times, you both took off at nearly the same time, but he was deeper...so your in the wrong. But it's a learning process, he was far enough away from you, that you didn't cause him to bail or worse, cause bodily injury. I would say your fine, if the situation ever arises again, as soon as you realize someone is deeper, just pop back off the wave...no harm, no foul.
as for Sunny Garcia, I think he is a damn good surfer, but an immature hothead. You fight another man mano e mano, but you don't beat up somebody else's kid. Just my $.02.
Mar 7, 2013, 11:14 PM #46
"That would be a waste of time. We're just gonna Fu*k you up"
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well your on a longboard way out and he was shortboardin closer in maybe there were a lot of longboarders hoggin the break and he figured it was his turn for a wave
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Can't really tell from the video to give any opinion, but just want to point out if it hasn't been already, that anyone with a Go Pro on their board is likely to be given hassle. Unless you are really good, then people will respect you.
But being new to surfing and having a Go Pro on your board is almost identical to dropping in on the most respected surfer in the lineup. lol.
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan : The re'construction' of a queen
When Aishwarya Rai Bachchan officially returned to the public eye with a jewellery campaign last year, we were less than impressed. Unlike most people, we actually saw the pre-touch-up pictures and thought perhaps the gorgeous Mrs.Bachchan could have waited a wee bit longer for her back-with-a-bang moment. Then, in May, at Cannes, she took our breath away — not so much for her weight loss,but for her impeccable (and unexpected) wardrobe choices. Since May 2012, Aishwarya has lost what little was left of her pregnancy pounds and forced every critic to concede her meteoric re-entry into the superstar galaxy is complete. To those who still felt there was something left to nit-pick, the mum-of-one's ads (pictured here)for a construction company (released just over two months ago) offer the ultimate punctuation. Even without a blockbuster film post baby Aaradhya, Ash may have reclaimed her crown, don't you think?
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Damon Evans
Published March 20, 2006
By Ryan Basen
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|Damon Evans
• Age: 36
• Title: Athletic director
• School: University of Georgia
• Education: Bachelor's degree, finance, University of Georgia, 1992; master's degree, education in sports management, University of Georgia, 1994
• Family: Wife, Kerri; son, Cameron, 7; daughter, Kennedy, 4
• Career: Interned at the Southeastern Conference from 1993-94; was director of compliance and operations at the University of Missouri; was assistant commissioner for eligibility and compliance services with the SEC; became associate AD of internal affairs at Georgia in 1998; became AD in July 2004
• Last vacation: Martha's Vineyard
• Last book read: "The 360 Degree Leader" by John C. Maxwell
• Last movie seen: "Firewall"
• Pet peeve: Complacency
• Greatest achievement: Starting a family, including the births of my children
• Greatest disappointment: That I won no championships as a student athlete at Georgia (the Bulldogs went 29-18 in Evans' four years as a wideout but did not win any SEC titles)
• Fantasy job: President of the United States
• Business advice: We're all going to make mistakes, so do what you think is in the best interest of your organization.
A standout wide receiver at Georgia in the early 1990s, Damon Evans still keeps in touch with many of his former Bulldog teammates. Evans, now Georgia's athletic director, doesn't always like what he hears from them, though.
"They tell you they're working," he said, "but you don't know exactly what they're doing."
Many of them struggle because they did not get their degrees while attending Georgia, Evans said. That trend continued throughout the 1990s. Georgia student athletes posted the 12-member SEC's second-worst graduation rate from 1995-98.
Evans wants to reverse that, making it his top priority on a job that has many. Since taking over for Georgia icon Vince Dooley in July 2004, Evans has dealt with many problems. None of them matters to him as much as the Bulldogs' graduation rate.
"At the University of Georgia, they're probably sick of me talking about it," said Evans, who earned bachelor's and master's degrees from Georgia. "[But] if we don't [address it], then I've got to re-evaluate myself."
So Evans has begun several new initiatives. He speaks to new student athletes and meets again with those who post GPAs below 2.0, often individually. He's also requested that school counselors prepare a report to predict student athletes' graduation status after their sophomore year.
"This is a part of his fiber," Georgia President Michael Adams said of Evans. "He feels like … we've got to prepare them before we send them out in the world."
Said Evans: "The reason why I wanted to be an athletic director, I wanted to have a positive impact on the lives of student athletes."
Evans has already positively affected Georgia athletics in other ways. He has worked to heal a rift between many alumni and the school that was created by Dooley's forced retirement. He's overseen a record athletic department budget and kept Mark Richt, the school's much-sought-after football coach, off the market with an eight-year contract extension.
In the last year, Georgia has broken ground on a $30 million practice facility for basketball and gymnastics, among other sports; signed Daktronics to construct new scoreboards for its basketball and football facilities; and extended a deal for the annual Florida-Georgia football game to be played in Jacksonville through 2011.
The past year also has seen the NCAA restore three scholarships to the Georgia men's basketball team that had been stripped after an earlier scandal, and Bulldog teams won three national titles during the year.
"It was a very good year," Evans said. "I feel more comfortable in the job, there's no doubt about that."
But Evans is still uneasy thinking about graduation rates. It is one of many challenges he'll face as he seeks to make Georgia "the premier intercollegiate athletics program both academically and athletically."
"We're going to focus not on eligibility but graduating our student athletes," Evans said. "That's something that is a big question for us right now. That's something that I will devote a lot of time to."


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The NES classic A Boy and His Blob is getting the "refresh and release for the Wii" treatment, according to a new issue of Nintendo Power magazine.{ad}
Released in 1989, the puzzle-filled platformer from designer David Crane took the Best in Show award at that year's CES, back when CES was largely dominated by game companies before the E3 Expo came around. Fans were disappointed when a Nintendo DS remake was cancelled in 2007.
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A $1 million U.S. Department of Transportation CMAQ (CongestionMitigation and Air Quality) grant will enable the New York & AtlanticRailway, which operates MTA Long Island Rail Road's freight service, to loweremissions from its 11-unit locomotive fleet by approximately 35%.
NY&A will be installing automatic engine start-stop systemsand engine pre-heating equipment on its fleet of EMD GP38-2, SW1001, and MP15AC(pictured) locomotives. A.S.T. Transportation Engineering, a division of Angewandte SystemTechnik Gruppe, Germany, is supplying the pre-heating equipment. An enginestart-stop system supplier will be selected once the CMAQ grant, which isadministered by the State of New York, is finalized. A.S. T.'s technology runsoff the locomotive's batteries for up to 48 hours, rather than a separatediesel engine. It will work in tandem with the start-stop system, but also isequipped with an onboard plug-inbattery charging device that runs off 120 volts a.c. This setup, according toNY&A, will work well because the railroad's relatively small fleet is kept atone location.
The NY&A, a division of Anacostia & Pacific, moves about18,000 carloads annually for more than 85 businesses located along the LIRRsystem. The railroad has operated the LIRR's freight concession since 1997.


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I have a 2000 Cadillac Seville SLS with the 4.6l Northstar engine and 127,000 miles on the car. The waterpump failed and I replaced it but I started getting codes 0741 and 1860 after driving about a mile or so after initial start-up. I can clear out the codes and won't get any codes while driving untill the car has sat and is restarted. The car runs fine and shifts fine so I'm wondering if the codes are caused by coolant that leaked onto the wiring harness below the waterpump. HELP! :Cry:
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(A) Pursuant to division (A) of section 4753.11 of the Revised Code the application fee for a speech-language pathologist or audiologist license shall be two hundred dollars to be paid at the time the application is filed with the board. The fee for the conditional license shall be ten dollars. The initial license shall be valid for the biennium in which it is issued. Applications made pursuant to divisions (D) and (E) of section 4753.08 of the Revised Code shall not pay an application fee.
(B) When an initial, restored, or previously expired license is issued less than one hundred days before December thirty-first of the renewal year, the board shall waive the renewal fee and the license shall be considered to have been issued in the next renewal cycle for purposes of the continuing education requirements of rule 4753-4-01 of the Administrative Code.
(C) Pursuant to division (B) of section 4753.11 of the Revised Code:
(1) The biennial renewal licensing fee shall be one hundred twenty dollars for a holder of a speech-language pathology or audiology license. The biennial renewal licensing fee shall be one hundred seventy dollars for individuals who hold both a speech-language pathology and an audiology license.
(2) A license shall be renewed during the period following dissemination of renewal applications by the board and December thirty-first of every other year. The prescribed fee shall be submitted to the board with the application for renewal provided by the board.
(3) The fee for an inactive license shall be twenty-five dollars for each biennial renewal.
(4) The fee for the student permit shall be fifty dollars.
(5) The fee for restoration of an inactive license shall be one hundred twenty dollars. The prescribed fee shall be submitted to the board with the restoration application.
(D) The board of speech-language pathology and audiology pursuant to section 4753.09 and Chapter 4745. of the Revised Code shall issue a renewal card for each license and official duplicate issued by the board to each licensee upon payment of the biennial renewal licensing fee. Each licensee shall display official evidence of renewal with each license or official duplicate in a conspicuous place where the licensee practices speech-language pathology or audiology or both. Any practice after expiration of the license is a violation of section 4753.02 of the Revised Code and shall be reported to the employer of the licensee when applicable.
(E) The late fee for license renewal after December thirty-first of the renewal year shall be one hundred fifty dollars.
Cite as Ohio Admin. Code 4753-5-01
Five Year Review (FYR) Dates: 08/01/2017
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 4753.05, 4753.07, 4753.08, 4753.11
Rule Amplifies: 4753.07, 4753.08, 4753.091
Prior Effective Dates: 4/22/1976, 2/16/80, 5/5/86, 11/16/92 (Emer.), 2/9/93, 9/10/94, 7/16/99, 7/22/2001, 8/23/2004, 4/24/2006, 12/10/2007, 10/11/10, 8/1/12