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It has been over eighteen months since I last wrote for the Beacon, but it is time to get "back in the saddle" again.
As many of you know, I have not been away all of that eighteen months. My trips have been pretty sporadic, once to Denver, Colorado and once to Seattle, Washington. Not to mention all of the trips to Texas, New Orleans and North and South Carolina. (There was also the two trips to Deal's Gap in East Tennessee!)
Although I am not finished with my travels, I plan to continue my writings as long as I can and as long as there is someone out there that reads them.
The new President will obviously be the one who caters to the elderly because seniors will dominate this year's elections.
We are into the age of the baby-boomers. There are more baby-boomers voting than any other age. Their vote will be mighty and the one that will put the candidate they want in office.
Many of us are curious about the newness of women and black candidates running for election, but it is the candidate who will do the best job for the seniors that will be elected. That person has little to do with race, color, or creed.
A friend of mine sent me the following information as she thought it would be of interest not only to me, but also to some of my readers. I do not know its origin, nor have I validated it as factual, but after reading it; I felt it had enough merit to share. My father believed in using foods to prevent, as well as to treat, deficiencies in the body; he did not rely on vitamins and pills of any kind for that purpose. I have always agreed with his philosophy, for the most part, and shall, therefore, leave you to research further and/or draw your own conclusions.
"Dear children, keep yourselves from idols." (1 John 5:21 NIV)
The leaders of Ukraine recently made another bold move to rid their beautiful capital city - Kiev, of all the many statues of Lenin and Stalin. Many citizens of the former Soviet Union spent their entire lives under the stare of these huge figures made of stone and/or iron. Most cities in the old USSR had one large Lenin statue situated in Lenin Square that was usually located in the heart of the city.
Airplanes are not go anytime, go anywhere vehicles.
My airplane is a good example. If the weather is bad you cannot fly. Flying a small Cessna in severe weather can be extremely hazardous to your health.
I remember one time when flying in bad weather, I got stuck in Clewiston, Florida for a couple of days. I was lucky. I landed at the airport before the weather got so bad I would have been forced down in the Glades. The Everglades is no place to be forced down, anytime, let alone in bad weather.
"When they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives." (Matthew 26:30 NIV)
In selecting a topic for this week I did some soul searching about how and why I, as a senior citizen, find it difficult to stick to any New Year's resolution regarding a diet plan or new healthy eating habits and exercise. Any nutritionist or doctor will tell you that dieting is pretty much a "quick fix," most of the time, and then the pounds return once you reach your goal weight and slowly slip back into your old eating habits. Changing your eating habits and developing a reasonable exercise program are the keys to successful weight loss and keeping it off.
It's official now...time to head to the river!
Any time we have two cold fronts within a few days of each other the fish head for the rivers. Water temps in our area even have the clam farmers shivering (the ultimate indicator). Another indicator is when Captain Bill Roberts wears long pants! He is one tough bird, and when he wears long britches it's cold out!
"What river?" you say.
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Wise and strategic use of computers (information technology) gives businesses a competitive advantage and helps government agencies and non-profits serve clients efficiently and well. Computer-based information systems have become critical to most organizations, and the strategy surrounding them is integral to any organization's broader strategy.
Because well-educated professionals in the field are typically in such demand, educational programs like our Information Systems major have traditionally enjoyed a strong direct link with the field's professional community.
Information systems as a field of academic study began in the 1960's, a few years after the first use of computers for information processing by organizations. As organizations extended the use of information technology to operational processes, decision support, and competitive strategy, the academic field also grew in scope and depth. During this 30-year period of growth and change, different names have gained and lost currency and the definition of the field has enlarged. The simple term "information systems" (IS) has become the most commonly accepted, generic term to describe the discipline. Still, in academics, the field goes by a host of labels reflecting its historical development and various perspectives and emphases among information systems experts and teachers.
Here are some of those terms:
As an academic field, Information Systems encompasses two broad areas:
As an information systems expert you would share a broad responsibility to develop, implement, and manage an infrastructure of information technology (computers and communications), data (both internal and external), and organization-wide systems; to track new information technology and help incorporate it into the organization's strategy, planning, and practices; and to support departmental and individual information technology systems.
As a science, Computer Science is primarily concerned with discovering new knowledge, with strong foundations in theory and selected application domains.
The field is the basis for software engineering, just as chemistry forms the basis for chemical engineering or physics the basis for electrical engineering. Some important topics in this science are: theory of data structures, algorithms, programming languages, networks, operating systems, compilers, databases, architecture, artificial intelligence, robotics, and graphics.
The computer science program at Saint Michael's has a strong emphasis in software development, or software engineering. To better understand this emphasis, consider the following definitions: Engineering is building useful products for real people -- the development of solutions to technical problems within economic, social and technical constraints under conditions of uncertainty. Examples include: bridges, highways, skyscrapers, automobiles, dams, nuclear reactors, power grids, airplanes, space shuttles, lunar bases, computers. Software engineering (SE) is the engineering of computer software systems: requirements, design, construction, management and evolution of software for use by others in industry, office and home. SE applies the scientific background acquired in the foundations of computer science to the development, operation, and maintenance of reliable, efficient, large-scale systems. Examples include: Windows XP, space shuttle launch, flight, and landing software systems, micro-controllers for automobile engines, ATM software systems, C++, Internet/WWW, scanning systems in retail outlets, ordering systems for e-commerce.
There is a close relationship between information systems and computer science. In some schools, students in both areas may take common courses. However, Information Systems is unique in that its context is an organization, and that organization's information systems. This leads to important differences with computer science as to the work to be performed, the types of problems to be solved, the types of systems to be designed and managed and the way the technology is employed.
Information Systems concentrates on an organization's mission and objectives and the application of information technology to further these goals. Information Systems and Computer Science are distinct areas of study, but both require a common subset of technical knowledge.
In general, computer science encompasses a larger umbrella of computing knowledge. Information Systems contains a significant knowledge base, which is derived from Computer Science, in addition to the business/management knowledge base. Thus, if you want to be a computing generalist, study Computer Science. If you're interested in the implementation of computer-based information systems within business, then study information systems.
As a rule, computer science requires more mathematics and analytical skill than information systems. Also, our experience has shown that it is easier to move from being a CS major to an IS major than the other way around. Therefore, if you feel reasonably comfortable with the math requirements, then you should start out as a computer science major.


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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - A man who killed his wife and himself on the campus of a hospital in Washington state last week was once a police officer in Missouri.
The Spokesman-Review reports that according to the Missouri Department of Public Safety, 37-year-old Christopher Henderson still had a valid license as a police officer when he shot his wife, Sheena Henderson, and himself Tuesday on the campus of Deaconess Hospital in Spokane.
He worked as a public safety officer at Lincoln University in Jefferson City, Missouri, and served with the U.S. Navy in Iraq before moving to Spokane three years ago.
The day before the murder-suicide, co-workers at Henderson's office called police because they were concerned about suicidal comments he made. Deputies interviewed him, and said in police reports Henderson told them that if things fell apart with his wife, he'd probably "move back east and work for the police department he left."
The couple's two children are staying with their maternal grandparents in Spokane.


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"Cherokee trivia: Did you know that trees figure prominently in Cherokee culture. Some trees are sacred such as Cedar and Holly. Others are important food sources such as hickory, chinquapin and chestnut. And some become sacred when included in the seven woods used to kindle the ceremonial fire. One tree is neither sacred nor particular special, except for it's name, which makes it interesting. That is the Eastern Redbud known to Cherokees as Da-yi-go-gi or Liar. It is called this because it is the first tree to bloom in the spring often before the last heavy frost. If the farmer planted based on the Liar, the tender crops would be lost." David Cornsilk, Cherokee historian and activist
Well, that's interesting, but how does it fit into genealogy?
Cherokee genealogy trivia: Did you know that the Eastern Cherokee Applications figure prominently in Cherokee genealogy? Some applications are valuable because they offer evidence of Cherokee ancestry. Others are important because they offer Cherokee genealogical information found nowhere else. One type is neither valuable or important when proving Cherokee ancestry, which makes it interesting. That type is the rejected application. It could have been rejected because a Cherokee who descended from Old Settlers made it, but, most likely, it was rejected because the person applying simply was not Cherokee. Many non-Cherokees applied, believing the Cherokees had no records, therefore they could get some of the settlement money. For this reason, rejected applications are like the Eastern Redbud or Liar. It is the first documentation wannabes cling to, often without anything else that suggests their ancestors were Cherokee. Beware the the Eastern Redbud, or Eastern application (rejected)! If a person claims to be Cherokee based on a Da-yi-go-gi, all truth in their genealogy may be lost.Reprinted from: http://www.pollysgranddaughter.com
An additive foray for stories, pictures and information about the ancestry and descendants of the James Family. Remember to wear your helmet, drink plenty of fluids, and enjoy yourself. The research on this blog and on Ancestry.com is for me, my children, my grandchildren, future generations and anyone else who is interested. The family unit is the most important organization in time and eternity.
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This may sound like the plot of an upcoming CW show, but Adam Brody and Leighten Meester have reportedly been "hanging out," a source told Us Weekly.
Brody, best known for his role as the lovably geeky Seth Cohen on "The O.C.," and Meester, "Gossip Girl's" headband-wearing queen bee, co-starred in 2011's "The Oranges," with Hugh Laurie, Oliver Platt, Allison Janney and Katherine Keener.
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Former Georgia College men's cross country student-athlete Josh Hollar (2006-09), who is currently pursuing his Master's at Georgia College, was recently named the 2011 Georgia Council of Teachers of Mathematics' Teacher of Promise.
The award is given annually to a teacher with up to three years of experience who shows excellence in teaching math.
Hollar was a four-year member of the GC men's cross country team, boasting the seventh best 10K time in school history at 34:12. He was also named to the 2006 and 2007 All-Peach Belt Conference (PBC) Team for his effort as a freshman and sophomore.
Hollar's success was not limited to the course, earning a spot on the All-PBC Academic Team as a junior and senior.
The Georgia College Department of Athletics, two-time winners of the PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Bobcat Athletics prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the teams' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at www.twitter.com/BobcatSports and www.facebook.com/gcbobcats for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCBobcats.com for more information, and to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GC Athletics Hall of Fame.


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Who's the latest celebrity to sign onto the platform that's now best known as a cesspool of misspelled racist rants against President Obama and pictures of your most obnoxious high school classmate's ultrasounds? The queen, that's who!
As of today, the head of the House of Windsor will have a Facebook account of her very own. While some of her younger relatives have gotten in trouble for showcasing themselves in compromising positions using the social networking site, Queen Elizabeth II's profile page will be maintained by a team of handlers who will undoubtedly make sure she doesn't get drunk and lonely and spend several hours looking at picture's of her ex boyfriend's new girlfriend.
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The official page will feature images, videos, news and speeches as well as an application which enables subjects to search for Royal events in their area through the Court Circular, the official record of the Royal Family's engagements that has been produced daily since 1803.
'The Queen has approved the decision – she knows all about Facebook,' says an aide.
According to me, the fact that the Queen knows all about Facebook is adorable and makes me want to hug her. Here's hoping she updates frequently with pictures of her army of Welsh Corgis.
Facebook! Queen Joins Grandchildren On World's Biggest Social Networking Site [The Daily Mail]
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Most people, who arrange their own weddings, adapt the "plan-as-you-go" strategy. Unfortunately, this is a perfect recipe for confusion, stress, and heading for disaster.
Remember, we're talking about your wedding day here. This is meant to be the most wonderful day of your life, and everything has to be perfect. Having to settle for anything less is simply not an option.
Your wedding planning guide may be in the form of a wedding worksheet taken from the internet, or some software, or even a wedding planning book bought at your local bookstore. You will find there are a multitude of details that need to be taken care of. These details, if not planned for properly, are the very things that will have you running around at the last minute.
When you study your wedding planning book or worksheet, you will see why it is best to start well in advance, and allow yourself time to attend to everything. You will find, in addition to this, that you will have more time to find exactly what you want in terms of decorations, possibly at a better price.
Your wedding planning guide will also help you to keep track of your spending, and to structure your expenses. Many people have fallen into the trap of spending too much in one area, and running out of money to cover another.
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Putting the spotlight on the jobless youth, fashion retailer Benetton is inviting unemployed people aged 18-30 to submit creative projects to help aid the situation.
One could never accuse fashion retailer Benetton of being predictable (remember those ads showing world leaders kissing each other - including Pope Benedict in embrace with an Iman?) and its newest campaign is a fine case in point.
The brand's chairman, Alessandro Benetton, is so concerned with youth unemployment (estimated to be at 100 million globally) that he has launched an online contest to sustain 100 creative projects submitted by those aged 18 to 30 years old who are out of work. The projects must lead to concrete social impact in the participants' community and will be submitted to the UN HATE Foundation website and selected by the online community.
The Foundation, whose aim is to "promote a culture of non-hate" and "support youth to become actors of change against indifference and stigma" will award those chosen with €5,000 euros.
Benetton explained how the campaign "presents a realistic portrait of today's society by actively tackling a current problem, that of youth non-employment and the potential conflict between generations, in order to show it in a new light and create value for the immense human capital of young people."
An accompanying global print and video campaign shows determined young people in situation striving to find work and also includes posters and T-shirts.


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Dallas Thornton is the Division Director, Cyberinfrastructure Services for the San Diego Supercomputer Center at the University of California, San Diego. His division is responsible for delivering high-performance, stable, at-scale cyberinfrastructure services that support UCSD faculty, researchers, staff, students, and departments; UC system-wide collaborators; industry partners; and multiple federal agencies.
Along with managing the CI Services organization, Thornton oversees SDSC's datacenter sustainability efforts, including energy efficiency initiatives to enhance current datacenter operations, commissioning a new LEED silver equivalent datacenter in 2008, and participating in industry/academic sustainability partnerships aimed at greener datacenters for the future.
SDSC supports research-oriented computational and data environments designed to help scientists apply technology to advance science. The center maintains a diverse array of data-oriented computing, storage, and web resources dedicated to specific programs and development efforts. These include projects in various scientific disciplines, data preservation, digital libraries, and software development for grids and clusters.
Prior to joining UCSD, Thornton developed and managed information technology projects for the University of Southern California and Vanderbilt University, as well as serving business in private consulting. Thornton received a B.Eng. in Computer Engineering, M.Eng. in Management of Technology, and M.B.A in Strategy from Vanderbilt University.
Q: SDSC will soon be moving into a new building addition, with a new machine room. Can you describe how the new design will encourage energy efficiency? In the building? In the datacenter?
A: The new building is a wonderful example of how functionality and design can coexist, meeting the demanding needs of today's researchers in an energy-efficient manner that takes advantage of the local La Jolla microclimate. The building as a whole utilizes a natural hybrid ventilation system that leverages filtered outside air to provide appropriate conditioning to the space. The building, through the natural rise of warm air, "breathes." The design uses unaltered outside and inside air to provide adequate temperature and humidity to the building over 95 percent of the days, supplementing with cooling or heating coils when needed on the remaining 18 days of the year.
SDSC's datacenter expansion includes a first-of-its-kind deployment in the United States. The room will be outfitted with a Liebert/Knurr rack system called CoolFlex that encloses traditional cold aisles, completely separating the cold air supplying equipment from the hot air exhausted from the gear. This separation allows for tremendously more efficient cooling, saving large amounts of fan energy as well as opening doors to water-side cooling economizations planned for the future. Able to host traditional, unaltered servers, the rack design alone will more than double the cooling efficiency of the room.
Q: What impact does IT have on the environment, and how can it be improved?
A: IT energy efficiency is a critical driver to national energy issues as well as corporate cost containment. Most people do not realize that datacenter loads in the U.S. consume over 1.5 percent of our national power supply, and loads are growing by 12 percent every year. A single rack-mount server costs around $600 per year to power and cool, and that's if it is done efficiently! Companies are wise to be mindful of the energy impacts of IT and the methods to more efficiently provide IT services.
Federal and state governments, as well as many power companies, are addressing the issue, providing incentives for more efficient IT practices and deployments. Identifying these opportunities, and taking advantage of them, is not always straightforward and requires a different perspective than that of the traditional facilities, finance, or IT person. A key step companies can take to bridge this gap is to more tightly integrate datacenter facilities staff with their IT operations. This melding enables more efficient energy and facilities planning activities.
Q: What's on the horizon for making IT more energy efficient over the next few years?
A: For a company deploying IT infrastructure, acquisition cost has become secondary to the ongoing operational costs of systems. Existing vendors are working to change their technology offerings to better align with and address this paradigm shift, and many new vendors have entered the arena with products that allow better utilization of resources.
Most IT services are over-provisioned and undersubscribed. Virtualization of services, servers, and storage provide opportunities for sharing unused resources and reducing the IT equipment and power needed. Many of the software and hardware technologies that enable virtualization also provide features that ease the lives of IT administrators, simplifying arduous tasks and providing redundancy options not possible before. Virtualization is here to stay and will only increase its prevalence and reach in the future.
Cloud computing promises to deliver Web 2.0 software as a service concept paired with computational and storage resources that could be geographically located anywhere in the world. The goal is to hide the technology complexities from the users and local IT administrators and provide computational capabilities as a service. Not only would the service and hardware stacks be virtualized from the end users and local IT, but entire systems and storage deployments could be virtualized and reside at various datacenters around the world, providing redundancy and scalability simply not possible at a single site.
At the datacenter level, the rise of cross-site virtualization and more ubiquitous data access will lead to enhanced service-level redundancy and availability. This will lessen the need to deploy power-consuming and costly local uninterruptable power supply (UPS) systems, generators, and redundant power distribution throughout every datacenter, saving millions of dollars in facilities costs and 10-30 percent in ongoing energy consumption at each site.
Servers are becoming more efficient, with most vendors shipping high-efficiency power supplies and making a point to establish power consumption as a key driver in their hardware and software designs. The power supplies in most commodity servers accept input voltages from 100 to 240V, allowing them to work across all the standard AC power systems of the world. Some vendors already offer HPC products able to utilize higher-voltage power inputs such as 277, 400, or 480V. This higher voltage power distribution to the servers allows for even more efficient power delivery, saving another 2-5 percent on ongoing power consumption and reducing the facilities build-out costs for datacenters by eliminating transformers that would traditionally step the voltage down from 480V to 208V in the US.
At the embedded systems level, UCSD researchers Dr. Tajana Rosing and Dr. Allan Snavely are currently modeling the effects of throttling power within computational systems on the performance of various types of applications. This research could allow administrators of large systems, hardware manufacturers, operating system vendors, and other software vendors to optimize their platforms, including performance per watt as a key metric of success.
From top to bottom, the industry is becoming more and more focused on energy efficiency, and it is in everyone's best interest to do so.
Q: How do you stay current with "green" technologies as they apply to IT?
A: As with other leading-edge technology, access to information and interested partners is key. We have worked closely with our vendors, becoming close partners on various initiatives. We help them beta-test new software or hardware platforms and provide feedback and references as appropriate. As our top asset, it's important that SDSC staff is up to date on the latest developments in their domain-specific peer groups. For "green" technologies, this includes consortia and forums such as The Green Grid, the Data Center User Group, Storage Network World, and Supercomputing.
Q: As director of SDSC's CI services activities, what challenges do you find most daunting in your day-to-day job?
A: As technology becomes more and more prevalent in our daily lives, one of the largest challenges IT leaders face is that the underlying infrastructure is taken for granted. Cyberinfrastructure should be a ubiquitous conglomeration of technologies and tools that look seamless to the user. Essentially CI should become as accessible and reliable as the power that comes from your local utility company. CI is more complicated than the power grid, but it's quickly becoming just as essential to us in our daily lives. It requires continued investment and nurturing to maintain operational effectiveness and to keep up with user needs.
Software integration is another challenge. Various vendors provide great solutions for specific tasks. Taking those solutions and integrating them across systems and vendors is a challenge for IT administrators and developers. A great example of this in the green IT space is datacenter environmental monitoring. Servers throughout the datacenter have temperature and humidity sensors built into their chassis. Unfortunately, each vendor has a different (or no) way of providing access to that information from outside the machine. For us, writing software to collect this information from the machines in an ad-hoc way was much more expensive and uncertain than simply deploying dedicated sensors throughout the room. So, due to the lack of vendor standards adoption in this space, we installed and now maintain gear that serves a useful purpose but replicates hardware and software that we already paid for. Lack of standards adoption by vendors creates a huge downstream challenge for IT integrators.
Q: What aspects of your job give you the most satisfaction?
A: The cyberinfrastructure we deploy and maintain is vitally important, but it is a means to an end. I get the most satisfaction in seeing the fruits of our researchers and collaborators utilizing the infrastructure at SDSC to help find solutions to society's greater challenges. For example, SDSC's cyberinfrastructure and expertise enable earthquake researchers to simulate and analyze quakes ahead of time and within minutes of an actual event; it stores and maintains vital national archival material that must live on "for the life of the republic;" it gives geoscientists the tools to quantitatively measure and understand the makeup of the earth's crust; it provides medical researchers the ability to more quickly retrieve molecular structure information and simulate treatments, speeding the time to market for viable drugs; and it offers opportunities for integration in the cancer treatment process that could increase the effectiveness of radiation therapy. All of these activities happen with the help of the CI and expertise at SDSC, and that kind of deep and broad impact is what the center is here to provide


text: Dairy feed costs coming down August 17, 2008 07:00 PM Tweet Jim Dickrell You could almost hear a collective sigh of relief across dairy country when USDA released its August 12, potentially bin-bursting crop report. The biggest surprise was the projected corn yield, at 155 bu./acre, bringing in a total crop of 12.3 billion bushels. If realized, this would be the second largest corn crop in U.S. history—and welcome relief for every dairy producer who buys corn to power milk production. (Follow this link to USDA's Feed Outlook report.) Whether such a crop actually reaches the bin is entirely dependent on the weather between now and Thanksgiving. As one grower told AgDay TV last week, he'll need a frost-free season at least that long to get his crop to mature. "Weather will have the final say on this crop," adds my colleague, Chip Flory, editor of ProFarmer Newsletter. As I've driven nearly 2,500 miles in the last month across the Midwest, crops look two to three weeks behind normal. But given my wind shield surveys of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri, USDA could be right. The corn in these four states was a deep green, though uneven in some fields. Soybeans were coming on strong across the region. Third-crop alfalfa—at least in Wisconsin last week—was picture perfect. And feed prices are starting to reflect the potential bin buster. One Wisconsin County Extension Specialist told me corn had dropped to $4.25 at an elevator in Outagamie County, and he expected it to drop below $4 by harvest. Still, $5.15/bu. corn that was more common in eastern Wisconsin is a far cry from the $7 and $8 at the worst of the price run-ups in June. An Iowa Extension dairy budget, updated monthly by Robert Tigner, showed some positive numbers already last month with corn dropping to $5.28/bu. and protein at $420/ton. Of course, farmgate milk prices in Northeast Iowa were also at $19.43/cwt. At the July feed costs, Tigner figured a break-even cost of $17.93/cwt milk price for a 20,000 lb. herd and $16.70 for a 24,000 lb. herd. If feed prices continue to drop, those should fall further—and might stay ahead of declining Class III prices. As I talk to producers and their consultants, the question most commonly asked is whether to lock in feed prices. With weather still a risk to fill ears and pods the next 30 days, and more risk of getting the crop out of the field, does it make sense to lock now? I do know this: Like the Iowa budgets, you need to know if current feed prices and current milk prices leave you in the black. Locking in one side of the equation and not the other is just bad algebra. Jim Dickrell is editor of Dairy Today. You can reach him via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. Back to news


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Stokes Hall Gets a "Green Roof"Wednesday, October 8th, 2008
Green roofs have been around for thousands of years and precursors to the modern green roof, such as sod roofs, have been used in many cultures for centuries.
The modern day green roof uses modern technology such as root barriers, drainage systems and lightweight growing media which allows healthy growing environments at much lighter weights. Lightweight green roofs allow systems to be installed on roofs which normally would not be able to sustain heavy loads, as is the case with Stokes Hall. While some roofs can withstand weights up to 60+ lbs per square foot, Stokes has only been rated for 21 lbs fully saturated.
The system selected for Stokes Hall is an Aromatic Garden "Roofmeadow" system. Because the "soil" or growing media is only 3-4" thick, drought tolerant plants were selected, namely sedums. Sedums will withstand long periods of drought and won't need supplemental irrigation.
The photograph to the right is Friends Center at 15th and Cherry streets in Philadelphia. Their system, which is the same as ours, is two years old. This roof is in full bloom.*
Green roofs provide many ecological, aesthetic, and financial benefits, including:
- Controlling stormwater runoff, erosion, and pollution
- Improving water quality
- Mitigating urban heat-island effects, cooling and cleaning the air
- More than doubling the service life of the roof, reducing both costs and landfill
- Conserving energy
- Reducing sound reflection and transmission
- Creating wildlife habitat
- Improving the aesthetic environment in both work and home settings.
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Welcome to Ancestors Within at bisnonni.blogspot.com if you have not been here before. And welcome back to everyone who likes visiting here regularly.
This record of my genealogical research has been unavailable to the public in recent months. For security reasons, I set it behind a password while I took another of my investigative journeys. Keeping our identities safe is particularly important when we are away from home.
Discovering more about the lives of ancestors can sometimes be helped
along by visiting the places they once inhabited. Although many current
features of those locations may not be familiar to them, if they had
the opportunity to be there today, our own time there needs to be used
wisely, unless we have endless amounts of time and money.
For most of us, doing plenty of research and some basic planning before we set off is therefore essential, though it always takes time. I am particularly interested in uncovering interesting biographical details,
rather than seemingly endless charts of ancestral connections. At all times, it is especially important to remember the purpose of our
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When we know that at least one of our ancestors managed to
triumph over some sort of adversity, then that knowledge is worth
treasuring. Life itself can be a continual journey of discovery, if we allow it to be so. Biographies are essentially about the existence of someone we would like to know better, wherever and however we may find that information.
Our ancestry is the prologue to our own journey, and what we write may become the epilogue. If you are just starting out with your own family history research, I have already written an introduction to the topic. If you have read it, have you found it useful? What is the purpose of your own research?
The above introduction mentions some items I had not discovered at the time. Fortunately, in the past year, a long-lost photograph of my husband's maternal grandfather has resurfaced. It was found within the pages of an old book at my mother-in-law's house. My journey was to take her, for the first time, to where her parents were born, and to meet her father's relatives for the first time.


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The future of Ashlar Hall has become nearly as unpredictable as its eccentric former proprietor, Robert "Prince Mongo" Hodges.
Joe Thordarson, founder of the Memphis Comic and Fantasy Convention, has been working with Environmental Court on his proposal to transform Ashlar Hall into an arts and education center.
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A Monday, Jan. 13, hearing before Environmental Court Judge Larry Potter did little to clear the air surrounding a November transfer of the 1397 Central Ave. property and competing claims over its future.
After being slapped last year with thousands of dollars in fines over the state of the decaying property, Hodges entered into an agreement with Potter's court and the city to find a new owner that could make the repairs necessary to bring the 11,114-square-foot building into compliance.
The Memphis Comic and Fantasy Convention believed it could be that new owner, but Hodges, who has a long history of skirting or ignoring local laws, transferred the property in November to an acquaintance, Kenny Medlin, without Potter's knowledge or consent.
"Anytime you deal with 'Prince Mongo,' there are issues," Medlin said. "He's a great guy, he's good at what he does and he has a really big heart, but there's also a certain level of incompetence."
Medlin said he was not aware of the agreement Hodges entered into with the court and that he would still like to turn Ashlar Hall into a home for terminally ill children.
"I never saw the court order," Medlin said. "This is not about me making money; this about doing something good for the community."
To turn his stated vision into reality, Medlin will have to present a plan for rehabilitating the property, including how he would finance repairs, to Potter before the next hearing, on Jan. 27.
"I was a little disappointed the judge didn't say the quitclaim deed was valid, because it is," Medlin said. "I really have the best interests of the citizens of Memphis at heart."
Hodges did not attend the Jan. 8 hearing but said in an October Facebook post that he would turn the property over to a "recognized licensed charitable organization with available funds to renovate and operate already in place. Business plan and financial statement required." Medlin's nonprofit, the Urban Renaissance Initiative, was administratively dissolved by the state in 2011.
Joe Thordarson, founder of the Memphis Comic and Fantasy Convention, has been working with the court on his proposal to transform Ashlar Hall into an arts and education center.
Thordarson, a local remodeling contractor, has already submitted a plan to Potter for how he would turn the building into an arts and education center, and says other contractors have stepped forward to help make the necessary repairs.
"We've got a stone company that has volunteered to do that stone repair for free and we have other contractors to do the other repairs," Thordarson said. "We've basically got 80 percent to 90 percent of the repairs taken care of.
"This is the epitome of a successful grass roots effort. People love our idea. They're ready to come forward, and we're ready to hit the ground on this."
The fifth annual convention, held last year, attracted thousands of children, including around 1,300 kids who flocked to the Kroc Center on Oct. 25 to participate in "Geek 101," which featured comic book artists and characters, craftspeople and local filmmakers.
Thordarson said Ashlar Hall's castle-like appearance would make it the perfect venue for showcasing comic and fantasy art.
"We could use the space in a way the city would like and that would benefit everybody," Thordarson said.
Ty Cobb, whose nonprofit Have A Standard Foundation operates the CoreFire Commando learning course at the Kroc Center, said he's interested in teaming with Thordarson – and only Thordarson – to bring a new headquarters for the experiential learning challenge to Ashlar Hall.
"We're both geared toward teaching and mentoring," Cobb said. "That's a perfect location to be able to do that, whether it's corporate fieldtrips or having kids come out there."
Ashlar Hall was built in 1897, according to the Shelby County Assessor's office. The stone building served as the home of real estate developer Robert Brinkley Snowden before it was converted for commercial use in the 1960s. Hodges' brother, Bernard Hodges, acquired the property for $300,000 in 1993 before transferring it via warranty deed to 1397 Central Ave LP in 1994. Robert Hodges began operating The Castle nightclub at the property after his brother acquired it, before closing the club's doors around a decade later. The building has been vacant and deteriorating ever since.
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Starlin Castro Could Bat Third and Other Bullets – April 19, 2011
With the win last night, paired with the Reds' loss, the Cubs pulled to within one game of first place in the Central. But, it's April, and the Cubs are 8-8. It's silly to think about first place. Right?
- Jim Hendry says that Starlin Castro could hit anywhere in the lineup, though all the questions he gets focus on batting Castro third. Sure, folks try not to be reactionary, but when your "number three" hitter has just four RBI through 16 games, people will wonder why others aren't being considered for the spot. Some would say it's the definition of insanity.
- Speaking of the three-hole and Marlon Byrd's spectacular non-production, his numbers are all the more shocking when you consider that, from the leadoff spot, the Cubs have the best OBP in baseball: .549. That suggests that, about half of the time, Byrd is batting with men on base. And in 69 at bats, he has four RBI. I love Marlon Byrd, but this point cannot be stressed enough. Mike Quade: listen.
- Hendry is sipping on the hopium about tonight's sure-to-be bullpen fiasco, the second in as many weeks. He even tries to tell us that Russell, who didn't last two innings against the worst lineup in baseball last time, pitched just fine. "[Russell] did OK," Hendry said. "He's a guy who's got a lot of big league time, and we'll just keep him working and see how it goes. We're not disappointed in the guys here. Russell was certainly a victim of a lot of bad luck in the first inning (against Houston), and then it got away from us a little bit. He's thrown great for us the last couple times out of the pen. (Jeff) Samardzija has thrown terrific the last two times out, which is good to see. We just need our better guys to throw a little better."
- Brian Schlitter is back in the Cubs organization, after being claimed on waivers by the Yankees and then Phillies. Schlitter was deemed to have a pre-existing elbow condition when the Yankees first claimed him, which voided their claim. Schlitter was waived to open up a 40-man roster spot for Kerry Wood, who was signed this Winter. Schlitter, 25, has had a cup here and there with the Cubs, but is not likely to be a guy you'll see soon.


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Canaries Lose Lead Late, Fall To Amarillo
AMARILLO, TX -- An eighth-inning lead slipped through the hands of the Sioux Falls Canaries on Saturday night, leading to a 5-4 loss to the Amarillo Sox at Amarillo National Bank Sox Stadium.
Amarillo (15-12), the hottest team in the American Association, won their fifth straight game and 11th in their last 13 games.
Ahead 4-2 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Canaries reliever Matt Daly issued back-to-back leadoff walks, and a bunt single loaded the bases. Chris Grossman then grounded into a double play but a run scored to cut the lead to 4-3. Jack Van Leur (0-1) then came in to face David Peralta, who grounded a single up the middle to plate the tying run. Joe Weik followed with double to right field off reliever Kirk Clark, scoring Peralta for a 5-4 advantage.
Peralta did most of the heavy lifting for Amarillo. He went 3-for-4 with a home run, two runs and three RBI.
In the ninth inning, the Canaries (12-17) drew back-to-back leadoff walks. Jake Taylor attempted a sacrifice bunt that resulted in a force out at third base. Amarillo close Eric Draxton then induced J.P. Ramirez into a groundout and struck out Jared Clark to record his fourth save.
The Canaries (12-17) spoiled a quality start from Mitchell Clegg, who held Amarillo to two runs and four hits in his strongest outing of the season. He walked two and struck out one.
John Holdzkom (2-1) pitched a perfect eighth in relief and earned the win.
Missed opportunities was a theme of the night, as the Canaries could not score with the bases loaded and nobody out in the third inning. But the top three hitters-- Nick Van Stratten, Taylor and Ramirez -- were productive, tallying seven hits and three RBI. Taylor went 2-for-5 and extended a team-best hitting streak to 11 games.
The finale of the three-game series is 6:05 p.m. on Sunday in Amarillo.
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Nations are currently experiencing the most volatile economic period in a generation. Many investors have made moves to reduce their risk and put their treasure into securities backed by the U.S. federal government. The government gives us its word …Read More
Mercy for the Impetuous
Peter didn't just blow it, he blew it badly. "Though they all fall away…I will never fall away" (Matt. 26:33). Peter's resolution we admire for its confidence and bravery. But it is a statement relying on one's own strength …Read More
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We Reformed types have it good. I mean, really good. Call it the doctrines of grace or historic Christian faith or even the C-word (Calvinism) and you have to admit that sinners such as us have received something amazing. The …Read More
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Take a sampling of today's political talk radio and TV programs, and you'll hear vigorous arguments about solutions to the world's visible problems. These impassioned people believe they are really getting at the "stuff" of life, but sadly, this vapid …Read More
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MT. PLEASANT, Mich. (June 29, 2012) – After landing Atlantic Sun All-Conference honors last month, Matthew Scruggs (Knoxville, Tenn.) added more accolades to his resume as the ETSU outfielder was named to the American Baseball Coaches Association/Rawlings All-South Region team earlier in June.
Scruggs – who graduated in May with a degree in Sport Management – was the A-Sun leader in home runs with 20 and tied for second nationally. Overall, the 20 homers by Scruggs were the fifth highest in an ETSU single season and were five behind the record setting 25 round trippers by former Buccaneer and current Peoria Chiefs all-star Paul Hoilman, which was set in the 2010 campaign.
In addition to winning the A-Sun home run title, Scruggs ranked third in total bases (129), fourth in slugging percentage (.581), tied for sixth in RBI (46), and tied for 11th in runs scored (44).
The Knoxville, Tenn. native enjoyed a stellar career in the Blue and Gold as Scruggs finished in the top-five in school history for career games played (207), at-bats (802), homers (46) and runs scored (182).
In a 15-3 win against La Salle earlier this season, Scruggs finished a perfect 5-for-5 at the plate with two home runs, five runs scored and five RBI. Just one week earlier, Scruggs recorded a RBI walk-off single against Indiana in the series opener. Meanwhile, Scruggs blasted a home run in his first four games to start the season.
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Nominations of Cultural Properties to the World Heritage List (The Incense Route - Desert cities in the Negev)
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Criterion (iii): The Nabatean towns and their trade routes bear eloquent testimony to the economic, social and cultural importance of frankincense to the Hellenistic-Roman world. The routes also provided a means of passage not only for frankincense and other trade goods but also for people and ideas.
Criterion (v): The almost fossilised remains of towns, forts, caravanserai and sophisticated agricultural systems strung out along the Incense route in the Negev desert, display an outstanding response to a hostile desert environment and one that flourished for five centuries.4. Decides to modify the name of the nomination, as "The Incense Route - Desert cities in the Negev";
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Eagles quarterback Michael Vick, as expected, is inactive because of a concussion, meaning rookie Nick Foles will make his first NFL start Sunday. Receiver Jason Avant is out with a hamstring injury.
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REAL ESTATE- ON THE BLOCK- Stories untold: Parson's Green awaits history studies
ADDRESS: 4899 Parsons Green Lane
NEIGHBORHOOD: Greenwood
SIZE: 2,719 fin. sq. ft. / 1,218 unfin. (guest house approximately 600 additional sq. ft.)
LAND: 6.18 acres
CURB APPEAL: 9.5 out of 10
AGENT: Mary Leavell, Keller Williams, 220-2253; Dawn Cromer, Keller Williams Keller Williams 220-2242
If it can be said that most houses have stories to tell, old houses must contain libraries of stories, the majority of which are lost as ownership changes hands over the years. If only the walls of this circa-1760 colonial farm house could talk!
Its past half-century is well accounted for, at least. Upon his 1969 retirement after more than three decades as pastor of Emmanuel Episcopal Church in nearby Greenwood, the Rev. Harvey Lee Marston's appreciative flock sent him on a trip to England. During his tour, the venerable cleric visited a house called Parson's Green, and he liked the name enough to give it to his own residence upon returning home.
A reprint of a recent Crozet Gazette story tells visitors more about Parson's Green and its polymath preacher owner. This property and the stories it holds, told and untold, make the 10-mile drive west along scenic route 250 worth the time.
A tour of the inside only raises questions, though: who hewed the half-rounded timbers upon which the floor rests, and are they original? When did the dairy farm cease operation, and why? It's a shame we can't clone an army of Ken Burnses, deposit them in every state, and dig further into the history of every colonial-era house in the country.
Upon his death in 1990, the Rev. Marston passed the house to his son, who has lived there and overseen some major projects in recent years. The house was fitted with central air, the tin roof was painted a classic red, and the full unfinished basement was waterproofed.
But the place still needs some updating inside: the current downstairs layout doesn't flow well. For example, an office immediately off the foyer also opens to a bathroom where there ought to be a wet bar or a bookshelf-lined passage– maybe one with a secret doorway to the underground cell of the rightful heir? (Forgive us– historic places can prompt outlandish speculation.)
The kitchen could do with a new floor and appliances as well as some serious feng shui: it's big but too spread out, with counter space on all four sides interrupted by three doorways. With all those doorways, it would be nearly impossible for the family matriarch to keep rowdy poppets from passing through and making her cakes fall. Closing off one of the doors– or installing a wet bar in the space around the corner– might help calm Grandma during holiday gatherings.
Outside the kitchen, this big house offers a few solitary nooks. A cozy south-facing sun porch in back, with skylights and tall windows, provides a spot to sip morning coffee, browse the paper, and watch for deer– or brainstorm a new downstairs floor plan (reflecting a practical and helpful trend in real estate, layout sketches of both floors are available at Parsonsgreenlane.com). A screened-in porch on the western side of the house can host evening ruminations.
In the living and dining rooms as well as the first-floor master bedroom, oil paintings and stately furniture complement the house's gravitas. Rustic rocking chairs, spindle beds, and stone hearths in the upstairs bedrooms illustrate the agent's suggestion that Parson's Green could easily become a bed and breakfast.
Prospective B&B's owners also could reside in the one-bedroom guest house in back. For us, the phrase "guest house" (or "house guest") inexorably flashes Kato Kaelin's unshaven face, but even if a buyer opts to live in the big house, there'll be no need to auction one's Heisman just to put up a moocher here: the space– complete with living room, kitchen, bath, and its own laundry room– currently fetches around $700 a month in rent.
Visible from the road is a massive iconic oak out front. Its welcoming, outstretched branches– one of which even holds a rope-and-plank swing– channel Shel Silverstein's The Giving Tree. Together, tree and house remind us of nature and humanity's shared capacity for producing great, enduring works— of literature and architecture.
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The Porter Family - Alabama>Mississippi
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Very interesting! I'll have to check it out. I haven't had much luck with the Porter side of the family. My Porter line lived in Yazoo county. Maybe a connection to yours?ReplyDelete
Thank you for sharing your research with this site!
- AnonymousJune 24, 2012 at 5:29 PM
I too was a Porter living in Yazoo City , Miss. I will check the book out as well.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2012 at 11:01 PM
I am looking into the porter family, just to see if there are any are still alive, but my dad passed away in columbus MS 1973 AND so did my grandfater his name was Ermon PorterReplyDelete
my grandfather was Early Porter,
- AnonymousSeptember 26, 2012 at 11:05 PM
I am look for any porter from columbus MS, that might have known my dad Ermon A Porter,, and my grandfather Early porter , I had a brother Troy Porter, Aunt Marrgie Porter, i have so many questionsReplyDelete
Thank you for the information.ReplyDelete
- Doris PorterNovember 7, 2012 at 3:21 PM
I know all those Porters Ermon was my father also so feel free to contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com Troy porter was my half brother.ReplyDelete
- Daniel PorterNovember 9, 2013 at 9:11 PM
My name is William Daniel Porter and i grew up in Oneonta Alabama. My grandfather (Lemuel Sumpter) grew up in the Tylertown Mississippi area. Dorris, Mildred, and W.M.(William Martin i believe) were his siblings. My great grandparents owned a sawmill in the Tylertown area i do believe. My aunt Mildred married a man Jewel Simmions and they had a carlot in that area too i believe. Aunt Dorris married a man named David Cushman Coyle. W.M. passed before i meet him. I always loved growing up and coming to Tylertown and eating pears out of aunt Mildred's pear tree. Anyways great research Janice. I will be reading that book as well.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you, Daniel, for reading my blog and for sharing your Porter family information with me and with other readers here! Also, thank you for the kind words...I enjoy the research....I hope you will visit here again soon!Delete
Hello Everyone I am trying to connect and find out information about my family tree. My grandmother Juanita is one of the children of Collie porter and Isabel Porter living in Selma Alabama both have passed away now but I want to know who I am connected to I have so many questions if these names resonate with anyone in this forum will you please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com
I will also look for and read the book named.
I have a cousin who are relation are Porter they live in Aberdeen, MS. Its the Porter, Hall and Gates. I live in Atlanta,GAReplyDelete
I have family that are Porter who live in Aberdeen, MS. The Hall, Porter. Trimble. I live in Atlanta, GA.ReplyDelete


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BRIDGETON � Charles Freeman, mayor pro tem of Bridgeton and business owner, was pistol-whipped and robbed at gunpoint late Wednesday night.
Freeman was still in shock Thursday following the assault at his U.S. 17 business, Salon 901.
Freeman had just let a friend out the front door of the business around 11 p.m. when a man came to the door asking for directions.
�I saw two other men who dashed up and I fell outside the door,� he said. He said the men looked like Ninjas.
�They drug me back inside and demanded money. One had an automatic machine gun and the other guy had an automatic pistol,� he said.
Freeman began wrestling one of the long guns away.
�My two dachshunds were nipping at their feet and one of the men kicked Dixie. I lost it,� Freeman said.
He was taken from his salon area to his private quarters in the same building and held against a wall with a gun held to his throat.
�One of them said they were going to kill me. I kneed him in the balls. Then I was pistol whipped,� Freeman said.
The attackers left at that point, taking with them only prescription drugs. Nothing else of value was taken, according to police.
He said he screamed and yelled for help while he was on the ground outside the business, but no one heard him.
Freeman stumbled next door to phone for help because the assailants ripped out the telephones in his business.
�Right away Bridgeton police arrived. I became calmer then. My head was bleeding but I did not want to go to the hospital. EMS bandaged me up,� he said.
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Bridgeton Police Lt. Rick Barney and Officer Kate Johnson along with Craven County sheriff�s deputies arrived to investigate.
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One thing I've become acclimated to since I began this hobby is finding new and interesting things about my family; most of which I would have never known except through this research. Usually these unexpected surprises happen 3 or 4 generations ago in the haze and grayness of the early 20th or late 19th centuries.
Recently, however, I've uncovered a "mystery" much closer:
Earl Bynum was the brother of M. J. Bynum, my Grandfather. He passed away when I was a young child. Lived in Lake City (which likely means that Dada was his father) and moved to St. Petersburg, FL with the rest of my father's family. Here's the mystery….I knew just about everyone mentioned in his obituary….but I have NEVER heard of him. Not a word or whisper of his name from my father, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc. Just about everyone on that side of my lineage is now departed, so I can't depend on answers from the family. My mother never heard of this man during their marriage; despite being very close to M.J. and his brothers and sisters.
To add to this mystery a little, no trace of Earl so far in any household records I have sourced or found on ancestry.com (although I admit, time has prevented me from making this an exhaustive search). Still digging….
UPDATE: My post got me thinking a bit and I checked the site for the cemetery where my family's plot is located and sure enough….Earl Bynum rests there.
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