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July 2017
July 1-2, 2017
What to do in the July Vegetable Garden
with Robyn Streeter of Your Backyard Farmer
Get the dirt on year-round vegetable growing in this monthly talk about vegetable gardening in the Pacific Northwest. This month Robyn will cover fall and winter planning and planting (plants that get put in in July for fall).
9000 SE DIVISION • Saturday • July 1 • 11:00-12:30pm
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Kimchi Workshop
with Audrey Rycewicz of Portland Nursery
Kimchi has been extending the harvest and enriching the microbiomes for thousands of years. Come learn with Audrey Rycewicz about the history, science and methods of kimchi preparation and fermentation. You'll walk out with a jar of kimchi to ferment at home, a head full of fermentation facts, and a healthier gut. Please bring a quart size mason jar for the class.
$5 dollar material fee. Limit 10 people
5050 SE STARK • Saturday • July 1 • 1:00pm
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Using Plants to Create Privacy
with Magi Treece of Living Structures
Its summer and you want to be outside – but not on display! By hiding unsightly views or creating a cozy private space, living screens beautifully solve common problems of the urban garden. Magi has years of experience in landscape design and will share some creative options outside the usual candidates for your space. gardeningportland.com
5050 SE STARK • Sunday • July 2 • 1:00pm
July 8-9, 2017
Bonsai is for Everyone
with Lucy Davenport of Bonsai Akira
A follow-up to my class this spring on types and care of bonsai. Available for all bonsai enthusiasts-- no prior experience necessary. We will cover the basics of creating a bonsai from a nursery plant, including both indoor and outdoor species. Participants are welcome to bring a tree for styling advice/repotting, or purchase a bonsai at the nursery. Plant not required to attend. This will be a hands-on approach with demonstration of techniques covered.
Materials provided: wire and raffia, soil. Fee: $5. Class limited to 12 students.
9000 SE DIVISION • Saturday • July 8 • 1:00-2:30pm
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Talking to Plants and Gardening with Spirit
with Renee Stoops of Portland Nursery
Plants are living, dynamic beings making their own choices about how to move and respond in the environments they enter. Although we can, based on scientific research, often predict their likely responses to certain resource availabilities or human management actions, they will just as often surprise us. Yes, we do often try to make decisions for them- we plant them where we wish them to grow, we pull them where we don't, we prune, we fertilize... but the plants will still do it differently sometimes, even when all the horticulture texts said we did it 'right'.
Is there a way to have a conversation with a plant on their terms? To listen more than direct? To make decisions with them instead of for them? This is very much a part of the claim to success of famous gardens like FIndhorn or Green Hope Farm. Just as with people (and plants are a lot more like people than you might think!), if you respect their value, thank them for their gifts, and try to work collaboratively, the results are usually better for all parties.
In this Talking Plant Series, we will explore some ways to stimulate our innate abilities to 'talk' to plants- to have a conversation that goes beyond the physical. The benefits can be friendship, emotional support, and medicine, in addition to fabulous gardens. Welcome to the conversation!
5050 SE STARK • Saturday • July 8 • 1:00pm
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Making a Sedum Pot
with Annie Colombo of Portland Nursery
Interested in creating an eye-catching, low-maintenance container for your outdoor space? with an astounding variety of colors and textures succulents and other sun loving ground covers are versatile options that provide visual interest for any size or style of garden. Annie Colombo of Portland Nursery will guide you as you choose, arrange and plant your own beautiful, easy to care for perennial containers. Bring some curiosity and creativity and a well-draining container about a foot in diameter – we'll provide potting soil, fertilizer, and tools for those who need them. Expect to spend $15-$30 on plant materials.
5050 SE STARK • Sunday • July 9 • 1:00pm
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July 15-16, 2017
Cactus & Succulent Society Show
Annual Cactus & Succulent Society Sale.
5050 SE STARK • Friday - Sunday • July 14-16 • 9:00-5:00pm
Easy & Stylish Drought Tolerant Plants
with Katie Gwynn of Portland Nursery
Oregon's dry summers can be stressful on our gardens, but you can save water and time by choosing plants wisely. Katie will highlight plants for a variety of dry situations and teach you some strategies for establishing and caring for drought tolerant plants.
5050 SE STARK • Sunday • July 16 • 1:00pm
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Fairy Gardens
with Jess of Portland Nursery
Creating a miniature world fit for a fairy or two is a great way to get in touch with your creative, playful side. Jess will lead the group in this hands-on class and help you design, accessorize, and learn how to properly care for your enchanted world. Students of all ages are encouraged to bring items from their home or outdoors to incorporate into their fairy's garden. $30 fee, payable at register day of class, limited to 15 students. Bring gloves.
9000 SE DIVISION • Sunday • July 16 • 1:00-2:30pm
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July 22-23, 2017
Hands On Raised Bed Vegetable Gardening
with Tiffany Garner of Portland Nursery
Join Portland Nursery's Tiffany Garner in a monthly series held right outside at our own raised vegetable beds. Dress for the weather & learn what to do with your own raised beds, when you should be doing it & the proper techniques so you can work smarter, not harder. From cold frames to compost & seeds to starts you will learn and grow alongside our fabulous vegetable gardener, Tiffany.
9000 SE DIVISION • Saturday • July 22 • 11:00-12:30pmCLASS IS CANCELED
Gardening without Pain Workshop
with Shelly Coffman of PT 360
Knee pain, back pain, hand pain getting in the way of your gardening? Come learn with Shelly Coffman of PT 360 about the most common mistakes, how to avoid them and how to stay healthy!
5050 SE STARK • Saturday • July 22 • 1:00pm
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Growing Your Winter Vegetable Garden
with Ian Wilson of Portland Edible Gardens
Our mild winters provide the opportunity to grow an abundance of food in your garden right on through the winter! Come learn about the basics of growing a productive winter vegetable garden. We will cover factors affecting winter growth, which vegetables overwinter well in our climate, when to plant, and how to care for your winter garden.
5050 SE STARK • Sunday • July 23 • 1:00pm
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July 29-30, 2017
Orchid Society Sale & Pot Up
5050 SE STARK • Saturday • July 29 • 9:00-4:00pm
Orchids 101
with Terry Aitken of Aitken's Salmon Creek Garden
Do you have orchids that you would like to rebloom? This is a great workshop to learn the basics. After graduating from school 47 years ago, Terry purchased an orchid at a garden center. This plant survived as a window sill plant for about 10 years. Now, in a greenhouse, the plant continues to bloom annually in springtime. Since then, Terry and his wife Barbara have spent weeks in Hawaii every year visiting orchid growers to augment their orchid collection which now numbers in the thousands. Potting orchids is now a daily routine. An orchid in need is a friend indeed!
5050 SE STARK • Saturday • July 29 • 11:00am
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Fruit Tree Care: Selecting the Right Planting Site
with Bill Wilder of Portland Nursery
Come learn about how to select the right planting site for your fruit trees. Bill Wilder of Portland Nursery will share a wealth of information about the trees' soil, water, light, air, pollination and fertilization needs to help you plant successfully!
5050 SE STARK • Saturday • July 29 • 1:00pm
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Orchids &Summer Stress
with Sue Volek of the Oregon Orchid Society
It's summer and your orchid plants should be growing full steam ahead. What can you do to avoid plant summer stress while maximizing bloom potential? Should orchids go outside? How much fertilizer is enough? Would any other minerals be beneficial? Is it too late to repot? What to do if summer bugs invade? And what about that ice cube thing? Find out the answers to these and other hot weather orchid culture questions in a lively and entertaining talk from Sue Volek of the Oregon Orchid Society.
5050 SE STARK • Sunday • July 30 • 1:00pm
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Levin Brothers with opening act Steve Adelson
Tuesday, Apr 04, 2017 8:30 PM EDT
Iridium, New York, NY
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PETE LEVIN piano, organ
TONY LEVIN upright bass, cello
ERIK LAWRENCE sax, flute
JEFF SIEGEL drums
"We grew up in Brookline, Massachusetts, a suburb of Boston, where we were trained in Classical music from a young age. But we also loved the 1950's recordings by jazz bassist Oscar Pettiford and jazz French horn player Julius Watkins; and those have remained influential, even as we went on to other playing. The catchy melodies, deep grooves, and tight solos made that music memorable, and it's been percolating for years for us to do an album of our own in that style.
"The two of us have crossed musical paths many times over the last decades, having toured together with Paul Simon, and played in each others groups and albums; but we've never done a Levin Brothers album 'til now, and it's pretty special for us.
"After writing material for it over the last few years, we invited outstanding players familiar with the musical territory to join in - guitaristDavid Spinozza, sax player Erik Lawrence and drummer Jeff "Siege" Siegel. Steve Gadd appears as a special guest on the album, playing drums on two songs, "Bassics" and "Fishy Takes A Walk." (* Tony and Steve's history dates back to their days in school together, followed by a lot of albums and tours.)
"The sessions took place at Scott Petito's NRS Studio, in the Woodstock area where we live. The material is all our own, all new compositions except the lovely King Crimson song, "Matte Kudasai."Because we kept the songs short, there was room for a lot of material on this release; the CD has 14 tracks plus 2 exclusive bonus tracks.
"Another long time wish that's come true with this release - a vinyl LP version of the music. We're told that 'Vinyl is coming back' and we're ready for that. In pre-orders, we're offering a special limited edition LP (1,000) with unique colored vinyl, each signed and numbered by us. The LP has 12 tracks, with a card enclosed to digitally download the CD's 14 tracks. We'll also be autographing the first 1,000 CD's ordered.
"And, to show our appreciation for the support by those of you who help us out by pre-ordering, we've asked our friends at Lazy Bones Recordings to share an extra download track with everyone as those pre-orders come in. It's titled "Azalea" a beautiful song recorded for the project that doesn't appear anywhere else."


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LILBURN, Ga. -- A Gwinnett County teacher has been arrested and placed on administrative leave after he allegedly groped a student on multiple occasions and asked for nude photos over social media, officials confirm.
Derren Evans, a long-time substitute teacher and coach at Providence Christian Academy in Lilburn, was arrested May 17 by the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office on warrants of sexual assault.
According to a Lilburn Police Department report, the incidents happened on between March 10 and March 22 on school grounds.
Police said they were alerted by a school counselor who told them a student came forward to say she was having "issues with a guy" and had been inappropriately touched by the 27-year-old. 11Alive is not identifying the student because she is a victim of sexual assault.
RELATED | Former UGA player turned math teacher arrested for sexual assault
According to the report, the student met Evans at the start of last semester during the football season. According to the victim, Evans began talking to her more this semester and began making sexual jokes that made her uncomfortable. Initially, the student said she didn't think much of it and did not mention it to anyone.
After a few weeks, the student said she added Evans as a contact on Instagram and Snapchat. He began direct messaging her about staff, students and working out on the platforms, according to the police report, and she returned his messages because she thought he was trying to be a mentor.
That's when the student said the conversations with Evans evolved to become more flirtatious.
On March 10, Evans invited the victim to lunch in his office and she accepted, thinking other people would be there. However it was only Evans and the student.
According to the report, after the student sat down in a chair, Evans walked up behind her and began rubbing her shoulders and kissed her neck. He then put his hands down her shirt and grabbed her chest. She told him to stop and said "I don't want this" before leaving the room.
That weekend, she sent him a message saying they should not have contact, but the inappropriate contact continued. Evans touched her on at least three more occasions and even tried to kiss her on the lips, the report alleges. He also asked the student to send him nude photos, according to the report.
Evan's victim finally told school administration, which confronted him. Evans denied the allegations, but the student provided law enforcement with screen shots of their conversations on the social media apps.
Evans was escorted off the school grounds and placed on administrative leave.
In a statement, head of the school Dr. Sean Chapman said: "The safety of our students and staff is a top priority for us. As soon as were informed, we removed Mr. Evans from class, placed him on administrative leave, and contacted the proper authorities. Since then, we have provided them all the information necessary to conduct a thorough investigation.
"While I've always known that no school is immune to a situation like this, it's still deeply saddening to us," he continued.
Evans now faces charges of sexual battery, sexual assault and child molestation and is being held at the Gwinnett County Detention Center.


text: I currently have a Blackberry Curve 8900. Thinking of getting an Android based phone. I have some questions : 1) Does Android allow to do a remote wipe of a phone? Via e-mail, SMS, both? 2) Are there apps. for backing up the device (Contacts, Calendar, e-mail, OS, apps.)? 3) Can I do 2 way sync of my Google and Hotmail accounts (Email Calendar, Contacts)? 4) Can I encrypt my phone's data (stored in phone's memory)? What about SD Card, can it be encrypted? 5) Are contacts stored in SIM, phone memory, SD Card, or any combination of the 3? Is it easy to copy/move them between the 3? 6) Which version of Android, and in which phone model, does Flash 10.1 run? 7) Any news on when Firefox will be available for Android? Thanks for the attention and support.


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Hey guys,
Some of the elements in the Navigator pane are out of view and I can't seem to find a way to expand the menu. Does anyone know of a quick fix for this? I would like to be able to expand the navigator menu similar to how you can re-size the page view
Here is my public share link: LINK(how to access public share link)
Hi, it's possible to slide to the right.
I don't know how to do that with a mouse, I don't use a mouse. With a trackpad I suppose it's 2-fingers-slide to the right.
I'm using a tablet so it's quite easy to drag in the direction I want it to.
Ahh I am on a PC for most of my sessions. I'm wondering if there is an easy way for mouse users to scroll horizontally.
I just checked on someones machine, on mac, CTRL/Wheel scrolls horizontally
Tried CTRL/Wheel with Chrome but it toggled window zoom.
Hi @moofawsaw @vincent we've added the horizontal scroll bar back into the Navigator, if you scroll down in the Navigator now, you should see a horizontal scroll bar at the bottom of the Navigator.
I see it. Thank you!
P.S is there any hope for a resizing feature where we can manually resize the Navigator's width? I'm not sure how difficult this would be to incorporate.


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I'm a big fan of the Personal Democracy Forum's archive of conference calls and would say that you'll get value out of listening to any of them. They're usually around 45-60 minutes long, with a heavy hitter from one of the online platforms speaking about the uses of their technology, followed by a Q&A with the conference call attendees.
Of particular interest to me were the ones on Ning and Youtube. So far I've only listened to around 5-6 of these, but over the next few months I'll be making time for as many as I can. If any particularly good ones crop up I'll make sure to share.


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Council OKs agreement with Nitchals to serve as interim utilities manager
WILLMAR -- The Willmar City Council has approved a labor agreement to allow Mike Nitchals to be Municipal Utilities interim general manager until a new general manager is hired.
The council Monday night approved a recommendation from the Labor Committee, which had voted at its March 28 meeting to approve and send the agreement to the council. The agreement was recommended by the Municipal Utilities Commission.
Under the agreement, Nitchals will continue service as general manager on a limited basis following an announced retirement of April 7, 2007. The agreement is intended to allow for an orderly transition to a new general manager, said Steve Gardner, Labor Committee chairman.
The agreement limits Nitchals to 438 hours of work through the period ending August 2008 and sets the salary value at $21,900.
In other Labor Committee business, the council discussed a summary of a city staff review of the Police Civil Service Commission's rules and regulations.
The commission had directed staff to recommend possible updates or changes. The analysis included an observation that the council may want to at least discuss the question of whether or not the city should continue with the police commission.
The commission was created many years ago to ensure fair treatment for all police employees, hire and retain competent employees, protect against political interference in their positions, and to ensure fair and equitable opportunities for employment based on merit.
It was noted that other federal and state organizations provide those rights and protections including the city's personnel policies and procedures and collective bargaining agreements.
Finally, it was pointed out there was no record of any disciplinary hearings in front of the commission because most work-related issues are resolved through the grievance procedure process.
Police Chief Jim Kulset said the commission's rules and regulations slow the process of certifying three officer candidates to the hiring authority, which is the city administrator.
"That takes four commission meetings, and just getting three commission members together at a mutually agreed upon time can slow that by several days,'' Kulset said. "That wasn't a problem when I hired and probably had 300 applicants and it was not nearly as competitive in trying to get the top candidates.''
However, Kulset said a few days' delay can make a difference in getting the number one candidate or settling for the number three candidate. The chief said the county sheriff "can hire people in half the time that we can.''
He said a unanimous council vote is needed to abolish the police commission.
Kulset said the police commissions he has worked with the last 7½ years have been excellent. He said the staff review was not stimulated by any commission action or conflict.
In other business, the council approved a March 28 decision by the Planning Commission to move forward with the orderly annexation of 55 acres of land on the east side of Civic Center Drive Northeast for a proposed bio-fuel pelletizing plant, making fuel from plant material.
The annexation request must be approved by the Willmar Township Board and by the city, and then sent to the state for approval. Also, newly adopted statutes require the city to hold a public informational meeting before the annexation is approved.
The Planning Commission first tabled the annexation request at the March 14 meeting, then reopened and approved the request on a 5-2 vote last week.
Council member Jim Dokken asked why two members of the commission voted against the request.
Planning Commission member Jay Lawton, who voted in the majority, said there were concerns about the proximity of industrial property to the high school and Civic Center. Lawton said the land is on the east side of the bypass and is a half-mile from the school.
He said the city's comprehensive plan designates the area as industrial reserve and would become industrial if the land becomes part of the city.
The plant is being proposed by Gregg and Marion Mast of the Twin Cities. The developers prefer the site because it has access to a railroad spur and the Highway 71-23 bypass, said Bruce Peterson, director of planning and development services.
If the company didn't need the rail service, the company could establish itself in the industrial park, he said.
If the land is annexed, the developers would still be required to apply for a conditional use permit, which would have a hearing before the commission and site development criteria would be reviewed.


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Farhan Akhtar to croon at a Goa college festival
Farhan says, "Shankar-Ehsaan-Loy and I are jamming and we hope it will be a good show."
Is a music album soon in the offing? "I haven't actually thought about it as it requires absolute focus. The last two-three years have been very breezy. As an album is very personal I will have to sit and think about what I have to say through my music."


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If you're making a wishlist for friends and family, and you're a writer, I have some suggestions for you.
Most of these books are not about writing, although one at the very end is, and I highly recommend it. What follows are books about filmmaking that I've enjoyed AND have helped inform my craft as a writer. I hope they help you too.
Two from Howard Suber
"The Power of Film" & "Letters to Young Filmmakers: Creativity & Getting Your Films Made"
Howard was my favorite film professor at UCLA. He has that amazing ability to speak to his students in a way that is both universal and personal. I remember talking with a directing student during one of the breaks in Howard's "Popular American Film" class, and saying, "It feels like he's talking directly to me as a writer." My classmate responded, "I feel like he's talking to me as a director!" That's the genius of Howard Suber.
"The Power of Film" is a marvelous book with dozens of short essays on all aspects of film. I haven't procured a copy of "Film & Letters to Young Filmmakers" yet, but I look forward to reading it because Howard has never let me down.
Master Shots
The "Master Shots" series by Christopher Kenworthy include explanations and explorations of shots we've all seen before in hundreds of films. The brilliance of the books for writers, is that through specific examples, they show scenes and shots - that if we're mindful - can inform our screenplays by adding a truly cinematic feel.
Walter Murch
"In the Bling of an Eye" by Walter Murch - one of the greatest living American film editors - is full of incredible insights into what makes a good film, well, a good film. I can't recommend it highly enough, especially if you venture into producing and directing your own scripts.
Jeremy Vineyard
"Setting Up Your Shots" by Vineyard really helps you start to think like a director and design your shots. As writers, we often think and write in master shots, but getting deeper into the look and feel of a film can really make your scenes pop.
Vineyard's book is long on examples of moving the camera to create suspense and revelations. It's more basic than the "Master Shots" series, but is an excellent place to start.
Out Of Print
"The Hollywood Eye: What Makes Movies Work," by Jon Boorstein, analyzes movies by how the audience perceives the experience of watching them. Parts of the book can be a bit too theoretical and abstract, but on the whole it offers a unique perspective to screenwriters. Boorstein goes in depth on what he identifies as the three "eyes": The voyeuristic, the vicarious and the visceral.
William Gibson
"Shakespeare's Game" by Gibson is the only book on writing in the bunch. Even if you're not a fan of Shakespeare, this book can change the way you view dramatic structure. It delves into why we still read and watch Shakespeare's plays over 400 years after the bard's death.


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46 Totally Free Things to Do in Houston - Biscuit Paint Wall
10 reasons why you should include Houston in your travel plans. Yes, Houston…
Things to Do in Houston, Texas for $10 or Less - Thrillist
I have eaten 15 of these things.will check off them all before I leave Houston.
Houston is a large city bustling with activity and things to do! Here are top 25 free things to do in Houston, TX.
You'd be surprised what you didn't know in Houston. not exactly travel but I want to check them out!
Including the giant underground reservoir you probably didn't know existed in Houston.
Best Houston neighborhoods for dining


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Spring Crawfish Boils
Alumni Chapter Crawfish Boils
Crawfish season has arrived! Crawfish boils are a huge favorite among alumni, family and friends at Loyola University New Orleans. The crawfish season starts in early spring and continues into the summer months.
Each year the Alumni Association welcomes the newest class of alumni with a huge crawfish boil the day before graduation. The Annual Senior Crawfish Boil, hosted by the Alumni Association, is planned for Friday, May 12th, from 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. For more information and to register go to alumni.loyno.edu/seniorboil17.
You don't have to be in New Orleans to enjoy crawfish season. Several chapter cities across the U.S. know a thing or two about this Cajun crustacean and they celebrate with their own chapter crawfish boils. Register for an Alumni Chapter Crawfish Boil by clicking here. Find us in the following cities (listed alphabetically):
Atlanta Chapter
Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017
Time: 2:00 – 6:00 p.m.
Location: The Home of Michael Blackstock '98, 3364 Chatham Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30305
Cost: $35/person, includes crawfish, potatoes, corn, veggies, sausage, soft drinks and beer.
Austin Chapter
Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Location: Shoal Creek Saloon, 909 North Lamar Blvd, Austin, Texas 78703
Cost: $35/person includes crawfish, corn, potatoes and soft drinks. $10 for kids 12 & Under (chicken fingers, catfish, shrimp or grilled cheese with fries & drink). Full menu options available for non-crawfish eaters.
Chicago Chapter
Date: Saturday, May 27, 2017
Time: 1:00-5:00 p.m.
Location: McGee's Tavern & Grille, 950 West Webster, Chicago, IL 60614
Cost: $35/person includes crawfish, potatoes, corn, veggies, sausage, jambalaya, red beans & rice, beer and soft drinks. Children 12 and under $5; Walk-ins $40 per person.
Dallas Chapter
Date: DUE TO INCLEMENT WEATHER ON SATURDAY, THE EVENT HAS BEEN MOVED TO SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 2017
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Location: The Home of Matt '06 and Sarah Kropp, 718 Cedar Hill Avenue, Dallas, TX 75208
Cost: $35/person includes crawfish, potatoes, corn, sausage, other fixings, beer and beverages.
Houston Chapter
Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Location: Houston Heights Women's Club, 1846 Harvard Street, Houston, TX 77008
Cost: $35/person includes crawfish, sides, and beer. Kids under 12 are free!
Kansas City Chapter
Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017
Time: 1:00 - 4:00p.m.
Location: The Home of Andrea Gainer '06, 409 NE 90th Terrace, Kansas City, MO 64155
Cost: $35/ person includes crawfish, corn, potatoes, and beer.
Miami Chapter
Date: Saturday, May 13, 2017
Time: 12:00-3:00p.m.
Location: The Home of Catherine Buscot '07, 1025 Sevilla Avenue, Coral Gables, FL
Cost: $30/person, includes crawfish, beer, corn, potatoes, and jambalaya
Nashville Chapter
Date: Saturday, May 20, 2017
Time: 1:00-3:00p.m.
Location: Louisiana Seafood Co. Boiling Wagon, 311 Gallatin Ave., Nashville, TN 37206
Cost: $23/person includes traditional (spicy!) crawfish, side of corn & potatoes, one link of andouille and a 12oz cup of shrimp etouffee. $11/Children 12 and under and includes a cup of shrimp etouffee and a sausage link. No alcoholic beverages will be served from the food truck. Guest may BYOB!
New York City Chapter
Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017
Time: 2:00-5:00 p.m.
Location: Parkside Lounge, 317 East Houston Street, New York, NY 10002 (between Avenue B & C)
Cost: $40/person includes unlimited crawfish, corn, potatoes, red beans & rice.
A cash bar will be available with $4 Abita and Hurricane Specials.
Entertainment by The Zulu Kings (Featuring Loyola alumni)
St. Louis Chapter
Date: Saturday, May 6, 2017
Time: 1:00-4:00 p.m.
Location: Hwy 61 Roadhouse and Kitchen, 34 S Old Orchard Ave, St. Louis, MO 63119
Cost: $35/ person includes crawfish, corn, potatoes, sausage, and soft drinks.
$9 Kids 12 and under and includes kids menu and a drink.
Tampa Chapter
Date: Saturday, April 22, 2017
Time: 1:00-3:00p.m.
Location: Home of the Devlin Family, 2810 W Parkland Blvd., Tampa, FL 33609
Cost: $35/ person includes crawfish, corn, potatoes, beer and beverages.
Washington, D.C. Chapter
Date: Saturday, June 10, 2017
Time: Crawfish is served at 12 noon, event ends at 5:00 p.m.
Location: Fort Hunt Park, Area "A", Alexandria, VA (same location as last 13 years!)
Cost: $60/ person includes crawfis, sausage, jambalaya, corn & potatoes, beer, cokes and water.
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Cicadas, bathers, even some sunshine, cabriolets and convertibles - summer must be almost upon us. Volkswagen's new Golf Cabriolet jauntily cruised into showrooms this week, joining the Beetle and Eos in Volkwagen's folding-roof catalogue.
It's the first Golf Cabriolet in eight years and arrives with a classic soft-top and more sporty pretensions than many of its direct competitors. Seen from the front, there is no mistaking its links to the hardtop Golf range and a further glance inside the cabin reinforces the lineage.
Though there is an inevitable female skew among potential cabrio buyers, the open-air Golf will find plenty of male shoppers, thanks to its 118kW super- and turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine - the same powerplant already found in the VW family, including the hardtop Golf, Jetta, Polo GTI, Tiguan and Audi A1 - and a firm yet compliant sports suspension that ensures an abundance of driving satisfaction.
Transmissions are the usual fare: seven-speed dual-clutch automatic or a six-speed manual. VW Australia anticipates a 70:30 preference for the former.
On the road, there is little to pick between the cabrio and its fully roofed siblings. Taut with not an inkling of scuttle shake - often a problem with open-topped cars - it feels, well, like a tin-topped Golf.
The ''twincharged'' 1.4-litre four-cylinder engine boxes well above its weight, using its 240Nm of torque to good effect, with an instant and seamless throttle response blessedly reassuring when overtaking. It turns into corners beautifully, its firm ride handling the bumps well.
The dual-clutch gearbox has no trouble finding the right gear at the appropriate time. Claimed fuel use for a car 150 kilograms heavier than the Golf hatch is 6.6 litres per 100 kilometres. We managed about 8.0L/100km during our drive in and around Adelaide.
The two-door, four-seat Golf Cabriolet impresses with its refinement. The fully automatic electro-hydraulically operated cloth roof is well insulated. Operation is by a lever on the console and the roof is raised in just 9 seconds and lowered in 11 seconds at speeds of up to 30km/h.
On a practical note, the boot is surprisingly roomy compared with most convertibles that use the space to stow the folding roof. It will swallow more than a weekend's worth of luggage. Rear-seat room is OK for children or short adults.
Standard features include five airbags (including a driver's knee airbag), stability control, daytime running lights, a hill-hold function that is useful on dual-clutch cars that - unlike a conventional auto - roll backwards on inclines, auto headlights and wipers, 17-inch alloy wheels, dual-zone climate control, multifunction leather steering wheel and cruise control. There is a space-saver spare.
The interior trim is cloth, with leather a $3300 option. Other optional gear includes anti-theft alarm ($600), sat-nav ($3000), rear-view camera ($1400) and metallic paint ($400).
Positioned close to the less-impressive Beetle droptop and Eos, the Golf Cabriolet is priced from $36,990 (plus on-road and dealer costs), while the auto adds $2500.
Cynics might suggest convertibles are overweight, more expensive and less secure than regular cars but on balmy summer evenings across Australia, they earn their kudos.


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BIRTHDAY GAL: Actress Sandra Bullock was born in Arlington, Va., today in 1964. This birthday gal has become a solid top box office draw, starring in such hits as "The Proposal," "Hope Floats" and "While You Were Sleeping." Her performance in 2009's "The Blind Side" earned her an Oscar for Best Actress, just as her marriage to biker Jesse James went into a meltdown. Bullock is the daughter of the late German opera singer Helga Meyer.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Be careful that you aren't scattering your energies, as well as your money, like chicken feed. You have the determination and stamina to handle physical projects, but a significant other might feel neglected.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Money could burn a hole in your pocket, not because you're enthused about spending but because you may use it to offset a feeling of being isolated. Hold off making important commitments.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Counteract the bad with good. Visualize a good feeling and amplify it, then use it to smother any bad feeling that keeps nudging at your consciousness. Avoid initiating new business projects or purchases.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Some things must be endured to realize an eventual improvement. Tighten up your purse strings; clip some coupons if you must spend, and concentrate on remaining upbeat in challenging situations.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You could be an insider who's on the outside looking in. You may be challenged to be sympathetic and kindhearted while in a critical situation. It is possible to meet expectations without flaunting authority.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Take time to be tactful. It pays to be diplomatic when dealing with the boss, sales clerks, or loved ones. Use a professional attitude even when others are difficult to deal with. Do not sign contracts.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Harmless flirtations or social interactions make the time pass by delightfully when you work on a project with others. Just don't put your money on the line or miss a deadline by wasting too much time.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): The past forms you but also informs you. The lessons you have learned will serve you well when you must make a decision or take action. You will be glad that you've learned to be self-disciplined.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Be discreet and neat. Your normal tendency is to be straightforward and chat about everything you know, scattering caution to the winds. Confidentiality is valuable; it's advisable to exercise constraint.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Change isn't always for the better. Necessity is the mother of invention, but also the father of convention. Honor traditions and stick with the status quo to avoid offending key people.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Pay back or pay forward favors and assistance. Relationships will settle into a mutually beneficial association if you pull your own weight. Don't worry if someone else doesn't live up to expectations.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Old friends are the best friends, but they may complicate your life. An old flame could pop back into your life, and this might cause an awkward moment. Business matters could interfere with romance.
IF JULY 26 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: It's easy to be generous during the next four to six weeks since you're blessed by good luck and opportunity. People usually don't give things away for free without expecting something in return, but you seem to receive help just when you need it. A focus on good health and lasting connections brighten the summer and fall. In January, you'll be in a position to call your own shots. Not only will you be able to make valuable connections, but your judgment will be better, too. This will make it a good time to launch significant business projects, hook up with people who can help you succeed, or make key business decisions.


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relationship between grades and test scores
Fields reasons that 1/3 of Proviso students failed at least one class during the spring. But only 20-25 percent meet or exceed state standards.
What's Fields solution? Buy computer software.
"The Pearson Benchmark software provides valid, reliable assessments that are aligned with the state learning standards and (Prairie State Achievement Exam/ACT) objectives, and organized by courses identified with our graduation and classification policies," Fields wrote in a July District 209 newsletter.
The plan, he continued, is to deliver instruction subject only to the valid, reliable assessments maintained with the Benchmark software. Doing this, he stated, restricts the variables impacting student proficiency.
This article raises a number of questions.
1. To what extent are Proviso schools using grades to reflect disciplinary issues? Are teachers inflating grades for students who don't make trouble? Why are grades inflated?
2. Fields seems to want Proviso to teach to the tests. I suspect this will improve test scores a small amount. However, I doubt it will produce large gains over a sustained period of time. Who wants to be a teacher or a student in a school optimized around cracking the whip on test scores and worshiping the boys basketball teams? I doubt the schools that get the best test scores are most extreme examples of the back-to-basics movement.
It will be interesting to see if grades correspond to test scores. If 25 students in a class are ranked by test scores, will the rankings correspond to how the same students rank by their grades? If not, is this a failure of the grading system, or is it perfectly appropriate?
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How do Google, Facebook and IDEO jumpstart the process that leads to innovation? Often by using the same three words: How Might We. Some of the most successful companies in business today are known for tackling difficult creative challenges by first asking, How might we improve X ... or completely re-imagine Y... or find a new way to accomplish Z?
It's not complicated: The "how might we" approach to innovation ensures that would-be innovators are asking the right questions and using the best wording. Proponents of this increasingly popular practice say it's surprisingly effective — and that it can be seen as a testament to the power of language in helping to spark creative thinking and freewheeling collaboration.


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In this article we're going to review some of the advantages of having a model brand your business, products or services as well as examining the most common and effective ways to match their good looks, with your solid SEO program.
More than Just an Online Pretty FaceBy now it's fair to assume that most people have become savvy to the concept of advertising via spokesperson and/or repetition. Whether it's an oddly-attractive woman pushing car insurance, or a man wandering around looking for cellular coverage, using a model or actor can help create unforgettable brand recognition, while giving your visitors something to engage and look forward to seeing.
What you might not know, is that using a model for your online marketing efforts can also give you a nice boost of SEO… provided that you go about it properly. And the more popular the model, the better. Embedding their name in your site's meta will help reach those who might be searching for him or her. So not only do you get the consistency of an attractive and articulate icon showcasing your company in a positive light, you also get the piggyback SEO from everyone who goes online looking for them. It's a true win-win.
Where to Showcase Models for the Best Traffic & SEOWhile we strongly advocate the use of pro models for online business marketing, be sure you have a well thought out plan in place, first. Many businesses like to have the same person appearing consistently in all of their company's website or training videos, while others hire models exclusively to help promote and attract new visitors to their YouTube channel.
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Samsung Leaks Galaxy Note 8.0 Photo
It's not like we haven't seen leaked images of the Galaxy Note 8.0 so far, but this one seems to come straight from Samsung, which they apparently "accidentally" leaked a photo of Note 8.0 in their press images.
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Nothing much seems to have changed, though. The Galaxy Note 8.0 still looks like a blown-up white Galaxy S3. Ever since they launched the Galaxy S3, they've released a bunch of other devices that looked almost identical to the S3, trying to capitalize on the brand and image of the Galaxy S3.
I think that has been generally a smart move, as people have quickly gotten used to the Galaxy S3 design, and then if for some reason they wanted a more affordable version of it or a bigger version (Galaxy Note 2), they could've gotten other devices that look the same. Many people buy devices for brand recognition, so for that kind of users, this is very important.
However, I think with the Note 8.0, Samsung went a little too far. Not only is the S3 design starting to feel a little old just about now, and after so many devices using this design style (a risk you run into when you use this kind of strategy), but I also don't think that type of design is very suited for 7″+ devices. The design with the home button looks a lot more suited for phones than tablets. Therefore, whoever will see this will immediately think Note 8.0 is just a bigger phone. And I don't think that's necessarily a good thing.
The biggest issue is that everything about this device feels like it should've been made for last summer or something. Nothing about it feels like a spring 2013 device – not the looks of it, and not the specs either. This is not the first time Samsung has done this either, as last year they've launched some 10″ tablets that were almost identical in specs and price with the Galaxy Tab 10.1 from a year before. It would make some sense if these devices came half as cheap or so, but they usually have pretty high prices, too. Plus, why not release the older model for a lower price, like Apple does with its devices, instead of releasing a "new" one that is basically the same?
Galaxy S4 should be launched soon, and I think we'll see a whole range of new Samsung devices after it that look the same. Hopefully they don't repeat the story and do that well into 2014, again, though.
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Society of the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America (SPBGMA) presents the Bluegrass America Showcase of Bands, October 10-13, 2013 at the Northeast Missouri Fairgrounds in Kirksville Missouri.
This annual event now in it's 40th year has performers such as Kick Kimmel & Company, Copper Creek, Raydio Flyer and the Bluegrass Brigade.
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from Scott Burnside of ESPN,
An NHL player's life is a series of moments repeated over and over.
Those moments are the punctuation marks in the narrative of their season. The sentences that tell the story of their careers.
On this morning, Florida Panthers defenseman Brian Campbell begins his narrative at his home in a residential golf complex north of Sunrise, where the Panthers play their home games, and a short drive from the team's practice facility in Coral Springs.
His fiancée, Lauren, makes him eggs and toast, as she always does.
Campbell's father, a retired school principal, and mother, who still works in a local bank, are visiting from the family's home in Strathroy, Ontario, their second visit of the season.
Two cars are in the driveway, one still bearing Illinois license plates, a reminder that Campbell is relatively new to this sunny clime and to the Panthers, a team desperate to establish an identity and reward its long-suffering fans with more than the promise of tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow.
Dressed casually in a T-shirt with a Detroit Tigers baseball cap perched backward on his head, Campbell heads out for his office at the BankAtlantic Center at about 8:30 in the morning.
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I would like to add to the awareness for all the Indians. We all know that pollution is rising not only in India but all over the world. Everyone must take a healthy approach to food, water and air. Which means, eat healthy, drink healthy and breathe healthy. As grains, vegetable and fruits are washed carefully before consumption, similarly water also should be cleaned before consumption. This is only possible by installing water purifier and air purifier at home.
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GARDINERS ISLAND JOURNAL; A Lord Returns to His Manor in a Dynastic War
By JOHN T. McQUISTON
Published: July 20, 1992
GARDINERS ISLAND, N.Y.— IN 1639, King Charles I of England rewarded a loyal soldier named Lion Gardiner by giving him royal patent to this 3,300-acre island of rolling hills and white oak at the eastern end of Long Island.
Lion Gardiner settled the island, cleared fields for his crops and animals and built an imposing farmhouse atop the highest hill overlooking the waters beyond, which he called Gardiners Bay.
Over the next 353 years the Gardiners held the island within the family, despite attacks by pirates, the war between England and the American colonies and the erosion of property and income to taxes. But now a bitter family feud clouds the future of the largest privately held island in the country.
Robert David Lion Gardiner, who at 81 is the oldest living descendant of Lion Gardiner and the self-described 16th Lord of the Manor, returned to the island on Saturday for the first time in over three years, ending a court-enforced exile, the latest twist in a decades-old feud between Mr. Gardiner and his niece, Alexandra Gardiner Creel Goelet.
Mr. Gardiner insists that after his death, his niece, who in 1976 married Robert C. Goelet, scion of a prominent New York real-estate family, will "sell out to developers," who will lay siege to the island and divide it into one-acre lots "for hordes of invading tourists who will destroy this pristine land."
But Mrs. Goelet, who has a degree in forestry from Yale University and who, like Mr. Gardiner, is an ardent naturalist, has stated that she hopes to preserve the island.
The seeds of the dispute, which could ultimately force the surviving heirs of Lion Gardiner to lose control of the island for nonpayment of taxes and upkeep, were sown in 1953 when Sarah Diodati Gardiner, the last sole heir, died. In her will, administered by the United States Trust Company of New York, she established a trust for the island naming her niece and nephew as equal beneficiaries: Alexandra Gardiner Creel and her brother, Robert Gardiner. The trust was intended to allow them to live comfortably on the island without having to pay for its upkeep.
Alexandra Creel died at the age of 80 in 1990, leaving her brother as sole beneficiary of the trust. His sister had chosen during the final years of her life to remain aloof from the growing family dispute.
Before she died, her daughter, Mrs. Goelet, began contributing her mother's half of the upkeep when the trust's $1 million maintenance fund for the island ran out in the late 1970's. The total upkeep was then about $200,000 a year, and is now about $1 million a year.
The continuing enmity between Mr. Gardiner and his niece resulted in a court-ordered separation of living accommodations in the manor house and alternate two-week visiting periods. Mr. Gardiner soon decided to withhold his share of the maintenance costs, leaving the Goelets to pay his half. A court subsequently ruled that in doing so, he also relinquished his right to visit the island.
That ruling was reversed on July 2 in a unanimous decision by a five-member Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court in Riverhead. It found that the will creating the trust made no demand that the heirs pay for the maintenance.
On his return to the island on Saturday, Mr. Gardiner flung himself down and embraced it as he said he always had as a youth. He then proceeded to the brick manor house he had built to replace one that been torn apart by a hurricane, but quickly became enraged.
During his absence, he claimed, the Goelets had taken down a painting of him and "thrown it into the sea." He said that several years ago he had found another painting, one of Charles I, vandalized. On another occasion, he said, the Goelets had tried to run him off the road with a truck.
All of these claims have been denied by the Goelets through their lawyer, Arthur Field of Shearman & Sterling in Manhattan. Mr. Field said they planned to appeal the latest court ruling.
The trust created by Mr. Gardiner's Aunt Sarah will expire when he dies. At that time, according to her will, Mrs. Goelet's two children, a 17-year-old boy and a 14-year-old girl, will become the outright owners of the island, unless the trust is forced to sell it beforehand.
Mrs. Goelet had a brother, J. Randall Creel, from whom she bought his interest in the island before he died of cancer in August 1988. His sons, Lawrence, 27, and James, 25, continue to visit the island and remain at the edge of the dispute, although Mr. Gardiner has at times indicated he might adopt one or both as his heirs. Mr. Gardiner is married but has no children, and his wife has no separate rights to the island.
As he toured the island on Saturday, showing how his family hid its silver and jewels down a well at the sighting of pirate ships, and pointing out where Captain Kidd buried his treasure, Mr. Gardiner demonstrated his love of the island. But he recalled that his Aunt Sarah warned him long ago that "that sentiment would be very, very costly."
Photos: Robert David Lion Gardiner, aboard his boat Laughing Lady, returned to his family's island at the eastern end of Long Island on Saturday for the first time in over three years. Mr. Gardiner is engaged in a decades-old feud with his niece over the future of the nation's largest private island.; Mr. Gardiner, right, pointing out the site where he claims Captain Kidd buried his treasure. Mr. Gardiner's grandnephew, James Creel, left, accompanied him on the tour of the island. (Photographs by Vic DeLucia/The New York Times) Map of Long Island showing location of Gardiners Island.


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Just got back from going with my mom to her old church here in Atlanta. I haven't been to church in so long. It was long overdue and I'm glad I did. Elder Franklin, the pastor, said my mom's appearance made his day and the smile upon her face was priceless. I really intend to go back. Felt good.


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