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Today will be an exception. This is Lydeana, also known as Mom. Shayley has invited me to do a guest post as her blog approaches her 100th post.
Like most parents, much of my time is spent concerned about my child's problems and vulnerabilities. Not today. Today I will allow myself to revel in one of her strengths and joys. This month her Dad and I have celebrated our 20th anniversary. And we rejoiced when my follow-up lung scan showed that the spot is
completely gone that three months ago they feared was metastatic colorectal cancer. Plus, in 3 weeks, Shayley will turn 13—a teenager. Perhaps more importantly it's the height of food season with bounties of fresh food from the gardens. It seems right to celebrate in this moment.
Some kids are enthralled with dolls, dinosaurs or train sets. Not Shayley—she has always been fascinated by food. This was apparent even as a toddler, she would carry around plastic or real apples, oranges or tomatoes.That is not to say she was always a healthy eater. As a baby she loved vegetables like butternut squash, but then that waned as she fell into the common chicken tenders and corndog routine. Creative cooking in our kitchen in those days meant adding chocolate chips to the boxed pancake mix on Saturday mornings. No matter how nice of gift we would find for Christmas, her favorite present was always the cheap plastic kitchen or food set. If not food, she had to have a picture of food–preferably a book– in her hands, including to fall asleep at night.. This food book habit is obvious in a family photo when she only stopped
crying when we gave her back her book on raisins! By age 3 she loved to study Grandma Martin's Taste of Home magazines.
But she was always interested in cooking, so by age 6 or 7 we would turn a weekend meal over to her and her friend Jacq to play restaurant. Since they couldn't use the stove yet, we usually got some salad concoction comprised of whatever fruits, vegetables and condiments or sauces were in the fridge. I learned to be more diligent about throwing out half rotten produce in the crisper drawers.
Her fascination with flavors found her filling notebooks from the time she could write with food-combination ideas for ice creams, lip balms and gourmet catfoods. While other kids were playing online games, she was enjoying websites like Ben & Jerry's, Lipsmackers, and Fancy Feast. And helping Grandma Hylton make biscuits.
She also perused all the cookbooks I had, and her favorite was the one fancy food book. I had gotten it a long time ago off the sale table and maybe had made 1 or 2 things from it. I remember being befuddled by all the ingredients that I'd never even seen before. She, on the other hand, was enthralled.
When she was 8 or 9, she read Animal, Vegetable, Miracle. By pulling her to local foods, it ironically expanded her diet to a lot more fruits and vegetables. I can't recall exactly when she started reading cookbooks in earnest, but the first one I recall her falling in love with was Sally Schneider's A New Way to Cook. It was all she wanted to talk about! That seems like a lifetime ago, but it has only been a couple years. I don't know how many food books she's read in the past few years, but at least 3 or 4 dozen. They vary from pure cookbooks, to chef biographies, to food commentaries, critics' reflections and food blogs. (I call Deb Perelman of The Smitten Kitchen, her food-mother.) There's no doubt in my mind that her vocabulary is in great measure due to food reading.
When I was 18 and went away to college, the opportunity for a meal out meant that I wanted to go to Arby's. On very special occasions I had gone to Japanese Steak Houses. Her National Spelling Bee trips sponsored by The Roanoke Times allowed her to learn more about other people and cultures at a much younger age. Naturally her favorite part was the cuisine scene. Portuguese, Lebanese, Greek, Thai and Chinese restaurants brought her new flavor and texture complexities, which compelled her to read even more and expand her cooking repertoire.
For a long while her favorite TV show was Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern on The Travel Channel. Then it was Chopped on the Food Network. Now any family travels have begun to be planned around food destinations and farmers' markets schedules. I had never had any interest in going to Europe, but now I do because she's so interested in the regional foods within France and Italy.
I guess about a year and a half ago she took over most of the cooking at our house. For a while before then she'd done the meal planning and helped with the garden planning and work. We don't make it easy on her. My diet is fairly restricted with no dairy, no nuts and very limited salads and fiber. Her Dad does self-imposed restrictions some times—like for 10 days this summer he ate only meat, nuts and non-starchy vegetables. Yet, she has risen to the occasion. We not only eat healthier, we eat better food than ever before. Many of the meals are truly extraordinary. Here's a sampling from this past week . . .
I'm so thankful for her cooking and food planning because it helps out tremendously (extra loads of dishes notwithstanding.) She, in fact, gets very cranky if she doesn't get to cook for a few days!
I'm also thankful that her obsession is something that connects every human being. We don't all have to watch TV or play competitive sports or have pets, but we all have to eat! I remember as a kid watching my Grandma Hodges standing stock still and staring out her kitchen window at the chickens scratching around in the yard. I couldn't understand why she did that when there were so many chores we had left to do. Since we got chickens a few years ago so we would have our own good eggs, I often find myself in the kitchen, looking out the window, captured with delight by the ever-entertaining chickens with their social cliques-and-clucks and scratch-scratch-peck hunting. Shayley laughs and says "who needs cable." But I bet someday she'll be standing in her kitchen doing the same thing.
Like any obsession, food could become an expensive addiction that leads one to mostly serve one's own appetites. I'm reassured that she will strive for better balance than that because she stresses over keeping the food affordable that she writes about on her blog, in a kids' food newsletter, and in the cookbook she's been working on for over a year. Moreover, she regularly donates part of her bee prize money to relief organizations like Heifer International that provide farm supplies to very poor families to help them develop their own food supplies. Two weeks ago, she used her entire $500 prize check from the semi-finals of the National Bee this year to purchase goats, chickens, fruit trees and vegetables seeds for families in desperate need through the Christian non-profit World Vision.
I saw a t-shirt that Heifer International sells that I wanted to get her for her birthday but they only had smaller sizes. It had a picture of a young goat and said something we'd all do well to remember and support about the youngest generation. . .
A Kid Can Change the World.
Love you, Shayley.


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Comedy plays a more important role today than ever before: it is a multi-billion dollar global industry, with Hollywood comedies taking major profits each year and comedians commanding huge salaries and audiences worldwide. Yet there is currently no academic journal dedicated to these cultural phenomena.
Comedy Studies is a response to this glaring absence. The journal will cover multiple aspects of comedy, with articles about both contemporary and historical comedy, interviews with practicing comedians and writers, reviews, letters and editorials. The journal seeks to be instrumental in creating interdisciplinary discourse about the nature and practice of comedy and provide a forum for the disparate voices of comedians, academics and writers. In this way, the journal aims to be the first step in the creation of a community committed to the promotion, documentation and expansion of the field of comedy studies.
Sample themes might include Ancient Greek theatre, the relation of comedy and food and comedy and gender. Another interest would be the role of comedy in therapy; in medical circles comedy is being incorporated into the healing process and professionals are beginning to develop methods of using laughter to deal with physical and psychological problems. The journal is also intent on investigating historical attempts to analyse comedy, from Aristotle to Freud. Finally, it aims to create links between the growing number of university departments who offer specialist units or courses in comedy in the UK and abroad.
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book tower house, london
27 Jan 2013
Perfectly integrated bookshelves by Platform 5 Architects, via Design Taxi. This might be my favorite solution for a surfeit of books. It's a brilliant extension, and the small built-in desk is charmingly sized. Damn you East Bay real estate prices, damn you. Platform 5, I hope one day you'll be building an extension like this for me. And my husband's books.
From Platform 5:
Book Tower House is a typical late Victorian mid-terraced house in Hampstead, London. The main feature is a double height library space at the heart of the house, created by combining the original rear reception room and a first floor bedroom. The feature staircase, wrapped in oak bookshelves, leads up to a built-in desk and study area with views over the ground floor.
To the rear of the house, a side extension to the existing kitchen was formed by resting an oak rib and skin structure, externally clad in zinc, onto the brick party wall. A cosy seating area with slide-away corner glazing creates a space where you feel surrounded by the garden.


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Sacramento City Unified School District trustees today will consider converting Rosa Parks Middle School to a K-8 campus to accommodate students displaced when neighboring Mark Hopkins Elementary closes in the fall.
Mark Hopkins students had been slated to attend either John Bidwell or John Sloat next school year.
But based on parental feedback, Superintendent Jonathan Raymond has amended that proposal to recommend instead that students go to the Rosa Parks campus, according to a district staff report.
Mark Hopkins is one of seven elementary campuses that trustees decided in February to close due to falling enrollment.
The Sacramento Coalition to Save Public Education is planning a rally before tonight's 6:30 p.m. meeting. Organizers want trustees to rescind their February school closure vote, saying that campuses to be closed have high minority attendance.
Call The Bee's Loretta Kalb, (916) 321-1073. Follow her on Twitter @LorettaSacBee. Read her Report Card blog at http://blogs.sacbee.com/report-card/.
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Tag Archives: Microsoft
Quick Thoughts on Microsoft-Skype
There's been a flurry of coverage on Microsoft's $8.5-billion purchase of Skype so here are some quick thoughts: 1. Microsoft, whatever you do, don't screw up Skype. Big companies have a reputation for turning chicken into chicken salad so please … Continue reading
Is the Desktop Really Dying?
Everything is going into the cloud. Or is it? If you listen to Google, the Web browser is becoming everything when it comes to how people use their computers. With the Chrome OS hitting the market soon, Google is ramping … Continue reading
Could a Google Backlash Materialize?
The Globe & Mail's business section had an interesting feature story yesterday about how Google taking "aim at everything" – a thesis driven home recently with the launch of the Nexus mobile phone. With Google seemingly everywhere and anywhere, it … Continue reading
Toronto Company Kills Word Sales
From the hard-to-believe file, a Texas judge has ruled that Microsoft can't sell its popular Word product in the U.S. because Microsoft is allegedly violating a patent involving XML owned by Toronto-based i4i Inc. (For the news story, check out … Continue reading
Surprise, Surprise (Not): A Google OS
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ASSE, State, Trucking Officials Note 40% of All Workplace Fatalities Are Transportation Related, Urge Caution With Summer Travel Season
Portland, OR (May 6, 2010) —
Portland, Oregon's Lee Briney, CSP, American Society of Safety Engineers' (ASSE) Columbia-Willamette Chapter President met with several trucking, state and federal officials to discuss the high tangible and intangible costs of car crashes this week at the Jubitz travel center. She joined several officials including ASSE's David Parsons, Oregon's May Trucking Company Senior Vice President David R. Jostad (view his talking points at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRJAvLW8GEU ), Oregon Department of Transportation's Motor Carrier Division's Investigative/Safety/Federal Programs Department Head David McKane, Jubitz Travel Center COO Mark Gram and Sgt. John Naccarato of the Clackamus, Oregon, police department, to address this issue on Occupational Safety and Health Professional Day.
Briney noted, "I have been in the safety business since 1985, serving in a variety of capacities, and I have been a member of ASSE for many years. Our chapter, the Columbia Willamette Chapter, is part of Region I which stretches from Alaska to Hawaii to Western Australia. We have been extremely active for years in the local community promoting and educating businesses, students, employers and employees on work safety —and I thank our members for that service."
Briney went on to note that since 1992 transportation incidents have continued to be the number one cause of on-the job deaths – in 2008, 40% of all workplace fatalities were transportation related.
"These crashes are preventable. With roadway construction up and the summer travel season just around the corner we must all do our part to prevent roadway crashes," Briney said. "What is stunning is that the overall price tag for transportation crashes in the US each year is $170 billion dollars (NHTSA) and we all end up paying for it. Those costs represent about $1000 per person each year for property damage (streets, lampposts, guardrails, emergency services, court costs, insurance administration and much more). This figure doesn't take into account the extreme grief caused by the loss of a loved one. There is no way to calculate that cost."
Briney went on to note that businesses alone pay about $60 billion per year in medical care, legal expenses, property damages, lost productivity and increased workers' compensation, social security, and private health and disability insurance costs as well as for the administration of all these programs. The average vehicle crash cost to an employer, according to the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), is $16,500. When a worker is involved in an on-the-job crash with injuries the cost to the employer is $74,000. Costs can exceed $500,000 when a fatality is involved – many times the employees did not cause these accidents, they were the victims.
A recent Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) report estimates that the cost of a police-reported crash involving trucks with a gross weight rating of more than 10,000 pounds averaged $91,112; a crash with trucks with two or three trailers involved were the rarest, but their cost was $289,549. The cost per nonfatal injury crash averaged $195,258 and fatal crashes cost an estimated $3,604,518 per crash. I believe David McKane will have more on this.
"Many businesses have driver safety programs that protect their workers," Briney said. These programs not only make good business sense but also help reduce the risks faced by employees and their families while protecting the bottom line."
Those programs include: garnering senior management commitment and employee involvement; developing written policies and procedures (including seat belt use); regularly checking the safety of the motor vehicles; crash reporting and investigation; vehicle selection, maintenance and inspection; driver training and communication; not requiring workers to drive irregular hours or far beyond their normal working hours; developing work schedules that allow employees to obey speed limits and to follow applicable hours-of-service regulations; enforcing mandatory seat belt use; and banning cell phone use or texting while driving; not allowing employees to conduct work while driving, and much, much more.
Safety professionals also provide information on securing materials for transport – loose objects can slide around or come out of the vehicle and become airborne; requiring seat belt use—each year seatbelts save more than 12,000 lives and prevent 325,000 serious injuries; distracted driving is a factor in 25 – 30% of all traffic crashes; driving under the influence – DUI is involved in 40% of all fatal crashes; fatigued driving – causes about 100,000 crashes a year; aggressive driving – speeding, tailgating, failure to signal, and running a red light can be deadly; young drivers – under fed law 16 year old workers are not allowed to drive as part of their job; 17 year olds may drive for work but only under strictly limited circumstances – some state laws may be more restrictive.
"Did you know that 76% of those who die in transportation crashes are male; that the holiday with the most fatalities is Thanksgiving followed by July 4, Memorial Day, Labor Day, New Year's Day and Christmas – with close to half of all those fatal crashes being alcohol related," Briney continued. "Nationally, the majority of people killed in roadway crashes are drivers; the 25-34 age group recorded the most fatalities followed by those aged 45-54, and then those aged 16-20. Most of those drivers were speeding and most fatal crashes occurred on rural roads.
"In 2008 in Oregon there were 416 fatalities from crashes — however, in Oregon the age group 45-54 leads with the most fatalities followed by the 55-64 and then 25-34 age groups," Briney added. "We need to do more to reach out to the drivers we don't have any control over as well – those that often ignore the rules of the road and often cause fatal accidents – there are ways they can drive safer and hope that they do as we head into the busy summer travel season."
The free ASSE Prevent Roadway Crashes brochure is available to the public in English and Spanish by contacting ASSE at email@example.com and from our web site www.asse.org/newsroom for downloading.
Founded in 1911, the Des Plaines, IL-based ASSE is the largest and oldest professional safety organization and is committed to protecting people, property and the environment. Its more than 32,000 occupational safety, health and environmental professional members lead, manage, supervise, research and consult on safety, health, transportation and environmental issues in all industries, government, labor, health care and education. For more information please go to www.asse.org.


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Online Video Sharing - Political Stage for World Leaders
Japan Prime Minister Debuts on YouTube
Japan's Prime Minister Yasuo Fukuda speaks in English shown here in this video image from a video clip called "New Year's Greetings Yasuo Fukuda_1.1.2008" posted on the video-sharing Internet site YouTube. [YouTube.com]
Japan's prime minister has begun posting English-language messages on the video-sharing Internet site YouTube in an apparent bid to raise his country's international profile. In his online New Year's message for 2008, Fukuda speaks in English about the challenges facing the world in the coming year and promises to play a leading role in finding solutions.
"Of these challenges, those that concern the environment seriously affect all who live on this earth. Japan's mission is to play a major role in this area," Fukuda says in the video set against a backdrop of leather-bound books at his official residence.
"We will contribute to creating a world where people can live peacefully," he says in the five-minute clip — rarely smiling, in line with his dour image.
As of Wednesday morning, the English video clip had been viewed 385 times, while a Japanese-language version had been viewed 1,465 times. Neither had yet prompted any viewers to post comments on the site. The clip is part of the "YouTube LDP Channel" launched last month by Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party. It features official party videos designed to reach a younger, wider and more global audience.
English is widely used throughout Asia as an international language of diplomacy, commerce and general communication. The channel hosts about two dozen video clips, including messages from LDP executives, a video summarizing the party's history and a lawmaker playing a traditional Japanese banjo. Fukuda will also make frequent appearances on the channel, according to LDP multimedia chief Taro Kono.
"The LDP is the very first Japanese party to launch a channel on YouTube," Kono said in another clip. "I hope you tune in when you have nothing else to do."
Fukuda already sends out a weekly e-mail magazine in English and Japanese outlining his beliefs and policies.
The initiative comes amid recent efforts by Japan — which is trying to win a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council — to boost its international clout.
Tokyo sent troops to Iraq on a non-combat humanitarian mission in 2003, and joined rescue efforts after a tsunami devastated large parts of southern Asia in 2004. It withdrew from Iraq last year, but maintains an air force presence in Kuwait.
The Queen has launched her own channel on the video-sharing website YouTube
2007 marks the 50th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth's first televised festive address in 1957.
Back in 1957, when the Queen delivered her first television message, she acknowledged the need to adapt to changing times.
"I very much hope that this new medium will make my Christmas message more personal and direct," she said from her Sandringham estate in Norfolk when commenting on this new medium, .
"That it is possible for some of you to see me today is just another example of the speed at which things are changing all around us."
Clips from garden parties, state visits, prime ministers, investitures and a day in the life of the Prince of Wales will all be available to watch on the channel.
The Royal Channel can be viewed at www.youtube.com/theroyalchannel, and the Queen's Christmas message can also be downloaded as a podcast from www.royal.gov.uk.


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Actually, it has been for several days already, but by request, here's a CWS open thread. No. 1 Arizona State got bounced today and Oklahoma plays Clemson in the nightcap. No offense, but I'm watching "The Two Escobars." [AP Photo]
PING! It's College World Series Time!
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This week in History (1948) : Abba Eban tells the UN - Arabs Must Recognize Israel!
Then the lame shall skip like a Deer
Technion-Cornell Innovation Institute
Israel is a World Leader in Renewable Energy
What is the goal of Passover?
Technion Scientists make a gift for President Obama
Israel helps make the World Greener
Egyptian Doctor Leaves Radical Islam & Becomes Pro Israel
British PM David Cameron appoints first tech envoy to Israel
University of Michigan and Technion Israel Partnership Cardiac Research
Operating Room of the Future
US Ambassador Shapiro Visits Israeli Solar Power Innovator
President Peres at the International Book Fair in Jerusalem
Former Spanish Prime speaks on Europe, America and Israel
Tribute to Israel
Israel's Ambulance corps
Jerusalem Marathon
Jerusalem Ice Festival
Cambridge Professor comes to Israel's Technion
Nation of Pioneers
We are a nation of pioneers who took our destiny into our own hands.
In just sixty years, Israel transformed from a developing country into a powerhouse of technological innovation.
We have moved from cultivating apples to designing Apple Computers and harvesting oranges to building Orange mobile phones.
Ms. Noa Furman, Minister-Counsellor
Israeli statement to UN Commission for Social Development


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Protons Rising
M7-CLASS Flare, right now
Just when you think things are getting quiet, the Sun says not so fast. A strong solar flare reaching M7.9 was detected around Sunspot 1429. An R2 Radio Blackout resulted on the sunlit side of the Earth. A Type II Radio Emission with a velocity of 1366 km/s was detected. It also appears that high energy proton levels are beginning to rise. Because AR11429 is now located towards the northwest limb, the chances for Earth directed Coronal Mass Ejections are not as good as compared to last week. A bright and full-halo CME was generated, but looks to be mostly directed towards the west
ANOTHER CME TARGETS EARTH: Sunspot AR1429 has unleashed another strong flare, an M6-class eruption on March 9th at 0358 UT. The blast hurled a coronal mass ejection almost directly toward Earth. According to analysts at the Goddard Space Weather Lab, the CME will arrive on March 11th at 0649 UT (+/- 7 hr). NOAA forecasters say the odds of a strong geomagnetic storm at that time is 50%.
The same eruption that hurled the CME toward Earth also produced a monsterous tsunami of plasma on the sun. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the shadowy but powerful wave rippling away from the blast site. The tsumani was about 100,000 km high and raced outward at 250 km/s with a total energy of about 2 million megatons of TNT. Such waves often underlie CMEs like the one en route to Earth now.
GEOMAGNETIC STORM UNDERWAY: At first, yesterday's widely-reported CME impact produced little in the way of Earth effects. Since then things have changed. The wake of the CME was actually more effective than the CME itself in stirring up geomagnetic activity, and now a moderate geomagnetic storm is underway.


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Compact Canon Powershot N Changes Button Design, adds WiFi – CES 2013
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The Canon Powershot N has the picture button and zoom right on the front. The back of the camera (view-finder) flips up so you can take a picture then flip the camera 180 degrees to take another picture. This will allow you to take photos up high and down low whiles still looking through the view-finder. You can also take photos by tapping the touch-screen just like with a smartphone.
The Canon Powershot N also has WiFi built-in so you can view and take pictures, then send to your favorite sites (Twitter) or send to Canon's Image Gateway. When you get a camera you also get 10 GB on their cloud service. Using the Canon Camera Window software you can control your pictures with your iOS or Android device.
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For residents who'd like to increase their home value and improve their quality of life, they can look to the in North Canton, which is undergoing an expansion this summer.
"It's been proven that having recreational access less than three miles away, you're going to have a healthier lifestyle," said , director of Stark County Park District, or Stark Parks. "It improves your property value. It improves your overall quality of life by attaining and attracting jobs."
The Hoover Park Connector Trail is connected to Washington Square, Hoover Park and North Canton's baseball fields. (You can find the full route here.) Now, the trail is expanding throughout the area.
"That (Washington Square) two-mile loop is the busiest trail per mile," Fonte said. "It's right in the middle of the community."
Stark Parks is building the trail up Marquardt Street and across to the . Now the trail is 90 percent finished in that particular allotment. From there, it extends into 's property. (See the photo of Superintendent Michael Gallina and the trail diagram in our photos section.)
The trail will then go through The Hoover Company's property to Taft Avenue. The section on Taft Avenue recently got approved for a grant; therefore, this section of the trail is being built by the city of North Canton.
Once the trail crosses East Maple, it's Stark Parks' project once again. The trail will then extend to the . Paul Beinlich, director of the North Canton YMCA, said it would be great for their members. Their plan is to work with Stark Parks to coordinate use of the trail.
"I think it's going to do a tremendous amount for the community," Beinlich said. Community members will "be able to utilize a trail for walking, running and biking."
In September, the North Canton YMCA will use Stark Parks' trail for their Walk-n-Roll. Proceeds from the walk-only event go toward the YMCA's physically challenged program.
"The goal is for everyone in the county to have direct access to the trail," Fonte said.
Not only does the trail offer a healthier lifestyle, but Fonte also said national studies tell you that being adjacent to a community trail adds 10 to 20 percent to your property value. He said it's difficult to keep people off the trail, even while working on it.
"It's that kind of active interest," Fonte said.
By expanding the trail, people will be attracted to those businesses along the path. Fonte believes this has an economic impact on the community. The trail acts as a resource for delivering the customer to the business.


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TT Type - Officer Patrol - Argus Thermal Imaging/e2v Technologies
The TT Type is a full-spec thermal imaging camera designed for security and law...
The parolee and fugitive suspected of fatally shooting a Chattanooga (Tenn.) Police officer has been identified by the agency.
Jesse Mathews, who is wanted in Colorado on robbery warrants, is suspected of fatally shooting Sgt. Timothy Chapin, a 26-year veteran, and wounding Officer Lorin Johnston during a pursuit after an armed robbery at the U.S. Money Shops on Saturday, reports the Times Free Press.
A report in the Colorado Springs Gazette provides additional details about the 25-year-old Mathews. Colorado Springs police had been looking for Mathews since mid-February after he went missing from an El Paso County community corrections facility.
In 2003, Mathews was sentenced to 20 years in prison following a conviction for at least 10 armed robberies in Colorado Springs in 2002 that included a fast-food restaurant, a Walgreens and a pawn shop.
Tenn. Sgt. Killed In Gunfight With Prison Escapee Wearing Kevlar Vest
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Year-round Pell Grants Are A LifelineMarch 8, 2011
By Daniel de Vise
Here is a guest post from Vinton Thompson, President of the Metropolitan College of New York.
The House majority has voted for large cuts in Pell Grant support for low-income college students. These cuts would be disastrous for many students attending urban institutions and should be opposed. But lost in the discussion of these draconian cuts for all recipients of maximum Pell support is another Pell cut proposal that would target some of our nation's most deserving students.
President Obama's administration proposes to end year-round Pell Grants, which support students who go to school all year. This program, only a year and a half old, has given a lifeline to hardworking, non-traditional adult students. It supports their efforts to earn a life-changing B.A. faster and more efficiently than is possible in the traditional two-semester academic year that evolved in another era to serve young residential students.
In academic year 2009-2010, 666 students at Metropolitan College of New York, a small, nonprofit urban commuter institution in Manhattan, received Pell Grants. One hundred fourteen of these students relied on year-round Pell Grants. One is Khassaundra Whitley, who presently works as a teacher's aide. She began her studies in Summer Semester 2010, planning to become a school teacher or social worker. To meet the requirements for a position that is opening at her current workplace, she needs to obtain her bachelor's degree within the next year and a half. MCNY's year-round, three full-semester academic calendar offers her the opportunity to accomplish this goal. But to complete her bachelor's degree on this tight schedule she is relying on year-round Pell. Without it she will not be able to meet her goal on deadline.
Or take the case of Sabrina Soto, another student who first enrolled in Summer Semester 2010. She has two children, attends school full-time and works in a mental health facility. She needs her bachelor's degree to qualify for promotion to supervisor. Thanks to year-round Pell, the New York State Tuition Assistance Program and some transfer credits, she has already completed her associate's degree and is hard at work on her bachelor's degree. Year-round Pell will make it possible for her to attend during Summer Semester 2011. Sabrina believes that being able to earn her degree quickly and without interruption is important to her success.
If year-round Pell comes to an end, dedicated students like Khassaundra and Sabrina will have to slow down their educations or go deeper into debt. In the first case, students' dreams and higher-order contributions to the economy will be postponed (a postponement that may go on indefinitely if interruptions lead to loss of momentum and dropping out of school). In the second case, greater debt leads to greater risk of loan default. Neither outcome is in the students' or the nation's interest.
The administration contends that year-round Pell has not accelerated completion of bachelor's degrees. No data has been offered to support this position. It is unlikely that only 18 months of experience would make it possible to do a thoughtful evaluation of this program, given that it takes a minimum of 16 months to earn a two-year associate degree going year-round. The administration also contends that the program has proved unexpectedly popular, an odd argument for discontinuation. Instead, the strong demand indicates that year-round Pell grants have met a real need in the target low-income student population.
Mr. Obama has made increasing college graduation rates a national priority. Rescinding year-round Pell grants would undercut this effort. Why target a group of students who are especially diligent and support-worthy to bear a disproportionate impact of national budget cuts? Surely there are better alternatives to share the inevitable pain.
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MCNY Student Satisfaction Continues to ImproveJune 23, 2009
MCNY has always been interested in serving its students well. That is why the College has conducted student satisfaction studies during the past several years using the nationally-recognized Noel-Levitz Adult Student Priorities Study (ASPS). In 2008, student perceptions continued to improve as the College received an Overall Satisfaction rating of 5.39 out of a possible 7.00.
"The trend of consistently improving student satisfaction scores is testament to the effort faculty, staff and administration have invested in enhancing the total learning environment at the College," said MCNY president Vinton Thompson.
Overall student satisfaction with MCNY experience.
The improvement in Overall Satisfaction was driven primarily by better scores in Academic Advising and Service Excellence, as well as increased levels of satisfaction in Admissions and Financial Aid, Campus Climate, and Registration Effectiveness.
MCNY uses correlation analysis to identify areas to prioritize for improvement as part of its strategic plan. Students indicate that Quality Teaching and the Campus Climate are highly related to Overall Satisfaction.
Key Study Areas Correlated with Overall Satisfaction
MCNY's faculty and administration will use the ASPS results, and other student outcomes measurements, to make targeted improvements in a wide variety of areas as part of the College's 2009-2014 Strategic Plan.
Look for future communication on the College's 2009-2014 Strategic Planning efforts and other Student Outcome Measurements and Assessments in this area of the MCNY website.
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How To Green Clean Your Grill Without Lifting A Finger
Many of us have put our barbecue grills to the test this year as it's been a beautiful season to cook outside. But no matter how cautious you are to clean as you go, halfway through the grilling season things can really use a good cleaning. The best part about this process is you don't actually have to apply any elbow grease as it'll do all the work for you!
To start here's what you'll need in the way of supplies. You can substitute a bag from a retail store if you're low on trash bags or use ones that are compost friendly (they'll start decomposing before the job is done):
What You Need
• Grill Grate
• 3 cups Ammonia (scented or non)
• 3 cups White Vinegar
• 1 cup Baking Soda
• 1 plastic garbage bag
1 Place your crusty grill grates outside in a plastic garbage bag. If you don't have a yard, this is best done in a space where they can be left. So if you don't have a secure balcony or rooftop area, it might be best done at a friend's (that's what they're for right?).
2 Mix the ammonia and white vinegar together. Add baking soda (gently but quickly and pour into bag. Seal bag and shake to coat the grate inside. If you're worried about the foaming, you can use just ammonia and nothing else, but this combo will clean even the toughest burnt-on-food.
3 Allow to sit in the sun for 24 hours and then remove grate from bag. Rinse with a hose (or in your kitchen sink if needs be) and you're right as rain and ready to keep on grillin'! You shouldn't need to scrub a thing as the cleaning solution will soften and break down all food particles, allowing the water to rinse them away.
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I've never had trouble with just letting it heat the next time I'm cooking then giving it a good swipe with a bbq grate brush. Comes totally clean everytime.
jmorri26, that's an excellent method of keeping it clean, but some folks prefer not to use a grill brush or other preventative measures along the way!
The "heat it up, brush it off" method also seasons the grill grate making it more nonstick.
That would probably be a great once a year cleaning, since it's so easy & satisfying to just "heat it up, brush it off" before every use. (with propane powered BBQ's anyway, don't want to forget to turn it off, hehe.)
If you want to clean off quickly, cover the grates with foil as you heat the grill up. It'll trap the heat by the grates and get them super hot. After it's been heating for a while, open it up, crumple the foil into a ball and use it to brush off the grates while holding it with tongs. I use left over foil from cooking (washed or rinsed clean) saved through the week for this purpose. I don't have a grill brush because those usually just trap in the grease and get nasty quickly. I just reuse the foil from my kitchen, then it just gets dropped in the recycling bin when I'm done. oil the grates with veggie oil with a towel (regular or paper) and you're ready to cook. This process seasons the iron as you use the grill, and helps food to not stick. Same principle as with a cast iron skillet.
We tried this this morning and the mixture didn't foam. All the ingredients were brand new, just bought yesterday. Well, we're going to let it marinate for 24 hours and see if anything happens.
Yeah, this did not work. At all. Not even a little bit. Now we just have a greasy barbeque grill that is also wet and stinky. Ugh!
babyfishmouth - We've never had a problem with the method (and sometimes it doesn't foam, that's ok) in the past... the grates can be rinsed with water to remove any residue from the mixture before reusing.


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Music Director Jacques Lacombe and the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra open the NJSO's 2014-15 concert season October 10-12 with Orff's Carmina Burana in Newark, New Brunswick and Morristown. The concert opens with New Jersey composer George Antheil's McKonkey's Ferry as part of both the NJSO's New Jersey Roots Project and NJ350--a celebration of the Garden State's 350th anniversary in 2014. Debussy's Nocturnes rounds out the opening program. (more...)
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Andrea Martin Returns to Tony Award-Winning Role in Broadway's PIPPIN Tonight
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Patti LuPone to Premiere FAR AWAY PLACES Follow-Up at 54 Below in November
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Andrea Martin to Reprise Tony-Winning Role in PIPPIN National Tour at Hollywood Pantages this Fall
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The producers of the 2013 Tony Award winning Best Revival of a Musical PIPPIN are thrilled to announce that Andrea Martin, who won 2013 Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Awards for creating the role of 'Berthe' in the Broadway production, will reprise the role for the L.A. Premiere at the Hollywood Pantages. The engagement will run October 21st through November 9th. Tickets are now on sale to the general public online at www.HollywoodPantages.com or www.Ticketmaster.com, by phone at 800-982-2787 or at the Hollywood Pantages Box Office located at 6233 Hollywood Boulevard (Opens daily at 10am.) (more...)
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Bianco Joins Cast Of FORBIDDEN BROADWAY, Transferring To Vaudeville Theatre From Sep 2014!
by BWW News Desk - Jul 28, 2014
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Photo Coverage: DESSA ROSE, Starring Erivo, Janson And More!
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Dessa Rose is based on the book by Sherley Anne Williams with lyrics by Lynn Ahrens and music by Stephen Flaherty (Ragtime, Once On This Island, Seussical and Rocky The Musical). As multiple award winners, and with nominations for Grammys, Academy Awards, and a Golden Globe, this musical collaboration is spectacular. (more...)
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by BWW News Desk - Aug 5, 2014
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by BWW News Desk - Aug 5, 2014
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by BWW News Desk - Aug 4, 2014
The University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (CCM) has announced initial details on its 2014-15 Concert Series. Encompassing over 50 different concerts, this series begins with a performance by the internationally acclaimed Ariel Quartet with legendary guest artist Menahem Pressler on Sept. 9, 2014, and concludes with a number of performances by CCM's Preparatory Department running May 1 - 9, 2015. (more...)
Excerpts from TOSCA, CAROUSEL and More Set for Lyric Opera Chorus's 2014-15 Season Preview Concerts, 9/12 & 11/22
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by BWW News Desk - Aug 29, 2014
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Light Opera Works to Present COLE PORTER'S GREATEST HITS, 10/3-12
by BWW News Desk - Aug 27, 2014
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Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Melissa Dye & Abigail Ludrof to Join Tim Realbuto for First WUNDERKIND Tour Stop, 9/1
by BWW News Desk - Aug 27, 2014
Tony Award nominee Stephanie D'Abruzzo (Avenue Q; "Scrubs"), Melissa Dye (Into the Woods; Grease), and Abigail Ludrof (The HVAC Plays; Ghostlight) will join Tim Realbuto on the first stop of his Wunderkind tour this Monday, September 1st. (more...)
Joe Kinosian & Ian Lowe to Reprise MURDER FOR TWO Roles in Pittsburgh
by BWW News Desk - Aug 20, 2014
Pittsburgh CLO is proud to announce the cast for the Pittsburgh premiere of original comedy sensation Murder For Two, which will run October 22 through January 18 at the CLO Cabaret. Tickets start at $34.75 and are available at CLOCabaret.com, by calling 412-456-6666 or visiting the Box Office at Theater Square. (more...)
Meet the Current Casts of Broadway's Long Running Hits - MATILDA!
by BWW Special Coverage - Aug 18, 2014
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The PIT Presents Live Shot-For-Shot Reenactment of Jurassic Park, 9/15-23
by BWW News Desk - Aug 18, 2014
Following the highly successful and critically acclaimed run of Chiara Atik's Women at The Peoples Improv Theater (NY Times Critic's Pick), The PIT has announced its newest theatrical comedy: Hold On To Your Butts, a LIVE shot-for-shot remake of Jurassic Park, performed by just two actors and a foley artist September 15-23. (more...)
Jade Anouka, Clare Dunne & More Join Cast of Phyllida Lloyd's All-Female HENRY IV at Donmar
by BWW News Desk - Aug 15, 2014
In 2012, Phyllida Lloyd's all-female production of Julius Caesar at the Donmar Warehouse placed the play in a women's prison. It stunned audiences on both sides of the Atlantic and challenged the idea of 'who owns Shakespeare?' In one of the schools workshops around the production, teachers heard one of their students, a girl, speak in public for the first time. It couldn't end there. (more...)
WAKE UP with BWW 8/15/14 - Neil Patrick Harris Says Farewell, POOR BEHAVIOR Opens, ROCKY Leaves the Ring and More!
by Jessica Showers - Aug 15, 2014
Good morning, BroadwayWorld! Because we know all our readers eat, sleep and breathe Broadway, what could be better than waking up to it? This weekend's big news: LES MIZ gets a new 'Javert' tonight, Broadway honors Lauren Bacall, and Sunday sees Neil Patrick Harris's final HEDWIG performance and ROCKY's last match on Broadway but welcomes POOR BEHAVIOR to the off-Broadway lineup! (more...)
Music of Conrad Cummings Set for TWO PREMIERES AND A REUNION at The National Opera Center, 9/10
by BWW News Desk - Aug 14, 2014
American Opera Projects and LivelyWorks present Two Premieres and a Reunion, a special evening of music by composer Conrad Cummings Wednesday September 10th, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. at The National Opera Center, 330 Seventh Avenue, Manhattan. (more...)
BREAKING NEWS: Kate Baldwin, Jason Danieley to Star in Broadway-Bound CAN-CAN Revival at Paper Mill; Full Cast Announced
by BWW News Desk - Aug 13, 2014
Paper Mill Playhouse (Mark S. Hoebee-Producing Artistic Director, Todd Schmidt-Managing Director) is proud to open its 2014-2015 season with a Broadway-bound, world-class revival of Can-Can starring Kate Baldwin as Pistache and Jason Danieley as Aristide. (more...)
Meet the Current Casts of Broadway's Long Running Hits- CINDERELLA!
by BWW Special Coverage - Aug 13, 2014
A great, big Broadway season is on its way, with fourteen productions already slated to open in the next few months. With several weeks until the craziness begins, there is still plenty of time to catch up on what's been going on at Broadway's already occupied theaters . BroadwayWorld will be profiling the hits of the Great White Way that continue to draw crowds after months, years, and (in some cases) decades. Meet the current cast of Broadway's CINDERELLA below! (more...)
Single Tickets for the Oakland East Bay Symphony's 2014-2015 Season to Go On Sale 10/1
by BWW News Desk - Aug 12, 2014
Single tickets will go on sale October 1 for individual concerts of the Oakland East Bay Symphony's 2014-2015 season. The six-concert, 26th seasonMusic Director and Conductor Michael Morgan's 25th with the Orchestra-- will feature the world premiere of a new work for violin and orchestra by Grammy Award-winning composer/violinist Mads Tolling, the West Coast premiere of Chris Brubeck and Guillaume Saint-James' Brothers in Arts for jazz quintet and orchestra, a semi-staged performance ofLeonard Bernstein's Candide, pianists Llewellyn Sanchez-Werner and Richard Glazier, Notes from Mexico, a holiday tribute to Pete Seeger and more. A pre-concert talk will begin one hour before each performance, and the 2014-2015 season at the Paramount Theatre runs November 7, 2014 through May 15, 2015. Sponsors of the 2014-15 season include Bell Investment Advisors, Mueller Nicholls Builders and Chevron. For details, information and tickets, visit www.oebs.org . (more...)
San Francisco Opera to Present Company Premiere of Carlisle Floyd's SUSANNAH, 9/6-21
by BWW News Desk - Aug 12, 2014
San Francisco Opera presents the Company premiere of Carlisle Floyd's two-act opera Susannah September 6 at the War Memorial Opera House. Soprano Patricia Racette returns to San Francisco Opera in her role debut as the innocent, strong-willed and falsely accused young woman Susannah Polk. (more...)
Aaron Tveit, Patti Austin & Liz Callaway Set for Pasadena POPS' Summer Finale, 9/6
by BWW News Desk - Aug 12, 2014
Michael Feinstein and the Pasadena POPS announce the final concert of the summer with a thrilling selection of music with New York New York! on September 6 at the LA Arboretum. Grammy Award winner and multi-platinum recording artist Patti Austin, Liz Callaway (Anastasia & Cats) and Aaron Tveit (2012 film Les Miserables, Graceland, and Catch Me If You Can) capture the snap swagger and energy of the iconic city with Leonard Bernstein's Candide, On the Town, West Side Story and Wonderful Town; Duke Ellington's "Don't Get Around Much Anymore," "Don't Mean a Thing," "Im Beginning to See the Light," "Satin Doll," "Take the A Train," plus gems by Stephen Sondheim ("Broadway Baby" & "What More Do I Need"), Cole Porter ("I Happen to Like New York") and more. (more...)
It's Possible! Judy Kaye Will Join CINDERELLA Cast as 'Fairy Godmother'
by BWW News Desk - Aug 11, 2014
Producers of the Tony Award-winning musical Rodgers +Hammerstein's Cinderella, Robyn Goodman, Jill Furman and Stephen Kocis, announce that Tony, Drama Desk and Outer Critics Circle Award-winning actress Judy Kaye will join the cast as Cinderella's Fairy Godmother - alongside the previously announced Keke Palmer as Cinderella and Sherri Shepherd as her wicked stepmother Madame - beginning September 12 at the Broadway Theatre (1681 Broadway) in New York City. (more...)
Meet the Current Casts of Broadway's Long Running Hits - CHICAGO!
by BWW Special Coverage - Aug 10, 2014


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BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP/WBEN) - A federal judge has set a later trial date for wrongful death lawsuits filed after the 2009 crash of Continental Connection Flight 3407 near Buffalo.
The trial has been moved from March to May 28.
U.S. District Judge William Skretny agreed this week to the later start at the request of defendants Continental and Pinnacle Airlines, who said they needed more time to get ready.
Lawyers for the passengers' families suing the airlines objected to the delay.
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In the stillness of remembering what you had
And what you lost
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Can i catch HIV or hepatitis from dried blood on toilet paper.HiI was at a friends house when i went to use the toilet for no 2. i usually experience bleeding from anal fissures when i go no 2 and it was the case also this time. half way through wiping i noticed that there was somone elses dried blood stain on...
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The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,Can you catch HIV or hepatitis from dried blood on toilet paper? The short answer is no. The longer answer is nope!By the way, why don't you have your anal fissures treated? Depending on the severity, a dermatologist, general surgeon or... Read more »
infection from dry blood (DRIED BLOOD, 2009)Dear Dr Bob,You are certainly a great inspiration to the hiv world. For someone who is infected but... Read more »
Hepatitis from dried bloodHiAn injured person knocked on my front door for help. He left blood all over the door which I... Read more »
Hepatitis C Virus Dried on Inanimate Surfaces Can Remain Infectious for up to Six WeeksThis article was reported by AIDSMAP . A study reported in NAM aidsmap concluded that dried blood containing hepatitis C virus (HCV) remained infectious for up to six weeks at normal room temperature. Researchers from Yale University tested the... Read more »
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CDC Urges Second Test to Catch Hepatitis C InfectionFollowing an eight-site study, CDC recommends that all people who test positive for hepatitis C virus (HCV) also should have an HCV RNA test to find out whether they have cleared the virus or they still have it. Approximately 20 percent of... Read more »
Guide to Hepatitis C for People Living With HIVHepatitis C Transmission HCV is mainly transmitted when infected blood from one person directly enters another person's bloodstream. HCV has been detected in semen and vaginal fluid, so genital fluids may be infectious. Saliva and tears are not. ... Read more »
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Doug North interviews Evalyn Bates, circa 1988. The Adult Degree Program (ADP) was created by Evalyn Bates, the Assistant to the President, and adopted by the faculty in 1963. It was the first low-residency adult education program in the country and forms the basis for Goddard's current low-residency model.
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