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A 74-year-old retired judge was killed in a crash in Durham over the weekend.
Police said Bruce Larson died Saturday after his car collided with another vehicle driven by a 22-year-old man on Route 4.
Larson was appointed to Auburn District Court in 1983, serving that court and its successor, the Candia District Court, until he retired in September 2008.
Neighbors, family and friends said he was a good judge who loved sailing and whose generosity and gentle spirit will be missed.
"He was quiet, very intelligent," said Bill Shaheen of Shaheen & Gordon Attorneys at Law. "He knew his role. He wasn't afraid to take a tough position as a judge, because sometimes you have to take positions that are unpopular, but he was a really good judge."
Shaheen was a judge in Durham and president of the New Hampshire Judges Association when Larson was a judge in Candia. Shaheen said they go back a long way, and he remembers times together in the association, relaxing and sharing war stories.
"He had a great smile, too, on top of that, and he had a great laugh, and you remember those things about them," Shaheen said.
Larson was killed in the two-car collision on Route 4 early Saturday not far from his home. His neighbor said it happened at about the same time Larson usually headed to get coffee each morning.
"We do know that the impact was very severe and resulted in the death of Mr. Larson," said Deputy Chief Rene Kelley.
The driver of the other car and his passenger were seriously injured in the near-head-on collision. The driver, Ryan Merchant, 22 of Wakefield, Mass., was listed in critical condition. His passenger, Martin Hyppolite, 22, of Malden, Mass., was listed in stable condition.
Police said they are still investigating the circumstances of the crash.
Funeral arrangements for Larson have not been made.


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Institute of American Indian Arts Has Come a Long Way
Indian Country Today
In this country's not so distant past, many Native American youths were involuntarily enrolled in government-run boarding schools, distancing them from their families and cultures. Realizing a great loss of history, culture and art could result, among other tragedies, a conference addressing the future of Native art was held in 1961. Hosted by the University of Arizona with support from the Rockefeller Foundation, the Southwestern Indian Art Project was created. Youth from around the country were instructed in contemporary arts with great success, spurring the development of a Native American high school specializing in the arts in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
"Let's try to find challenging opportunities for the young Indian mind. Let's be more concerned with the evolution of artists rather than of art products. Let's see that the young Indian realizes the values of his great and wonderful traditions as the springboard to his own personal creative ideas. Indian art of the future will be in new forms, produced in new media and with new technological methods. The end result will be as Indian as the Indian," said Lloyd H. "Kiva" New in his 1959 paper, "A Proposal for An Exploratory Workshop in Art for Talented Younger Indians."
Under the direction of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) opened on the campus of the Santa Fe Indian School on October 1, 1962 with 280 students, predominantly from Navajo tribes, and more than half in elementary school. "There's always been a lot of boarding schools, but not one specifically for the arts," Karita Coffey, Comanche, says about her experience as one of the first graduates of the school, in 1965. "I came from Oklahoma and was told there's this new school for the arts, and the art part interested me." Coffey has taught ceramics at the institute since 1987, and her artwork has been collected by museums across the United States.
Some 50 years and 4,000 students later, the school's innovative focus on contemporary art education has made it a leader in the field. From the very first IAIA Invitational Exhibition of American Indian Paintings in 1964, students have earned recognition in the art world. Coffey's classmate and studio arts colleague Linda Lomahaftewa, Hopi/Choctaw, is an accomplished painter and printmaker. "The school gave me a good foundation of who I was as a Native person and supported us with whatever we wanted to study," she says. "Meeting students from across the nation was an eye-opener at 15, too."
"The establishment of the school and the vision of the university of arts that was articulated by Kiva New and others led to the birth of contemporary Native art," says president Robert Martin, Cherokee. "Before that, I think a lot of young Native artists had limitations. That really changed in terms of creativity and imagination."
Offering two-year degrees in studio arts, creative writing and museum studies since 1975, the institute was accredited in 2001 as a four-year college awarding baccalaureate degrees additionally in creative writing, indigenous liberal studies and new media arts.
Some students returned to complete higher degrees once they were offered, like Jameson Chas. Banks, Seneca-Cayuga and Cherokee Tribes of Oklahoma, adjunct faculty in printmaking. "There's nothing like IAIA in the world, spiritually and otherwise," he says. "Native people agree we need to be amongst each other, there's something empowering about that, and so many people are formed from these relationships at indigenous schools." His grandparents met at a boarding school, he explains, and they and his parents were all educators. Banks says his son is also a product of the Native educational system in a manner, as he met his wife while studying at the institute.
Award-winning poet and writer James Thomas Stevens, Akwesasne Mohawk, graduated in 1991 when the institute shared the College of Santa Fe's campus. Former Army barracks rumored to be a former Japanese internment camp, the dormitory was believed haunted by some. "As you walked down the halls there, you might hear other footsteps," creative writing faculty member Stevens says with a smile. "It's one of the many fables of the old IAIA."
The school moved to its current campus on 140 acres 13 miles south of Santa Fe in 2000. "For the first 38 years, we were in temporary facilities, so it was easier for the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Congress to consider saving money by cutting us," Martin says. "The permanent campus brings stability and permanence to this institution, and moving forward, building the campus is a priority." New developments include a February groundbreaking on an administrative building, with the master campus plan featuring a fitness center and performing arts building next.
Other exciting developments include a "low residency," mostly online masters in fine arts in creative writing being offered for the first time this summer. Faculty mentors are a who's who of Native writing, including Sherman Alexie, Spokane/Coeur d'Alene; Natalie Diaz, Mojave; and Susan Power, Sioux; while the program director is Santa Fe's current poet laureate, Jon Davis.
"There were maybe five of us in creative writing when I graduated," Stevens says. "But it has always been one of the most influential departments—we publish a lot." Writing alumni include Joy Harjo, Muskoke-Creek, and Elizabeth Woody, Confederate Tribes of Warm Springs. Davis lauds the support alumni offer each other and said after 23 years, more than half of his Facebook friends are fellow undergraduates from the institute. "I see that in the arts programs with the galleries in Santa Fe, too, where alumni help introduce the students to the art scene and other artists."
The institute's campus art museum moved to downtown Santa Fe in 1992 as the world-renowned Museum of Contemporary Native Arts. Museum archives are housed at the institute's campus where museum studies students are surrounded by the permanent collection including works like Papa and Mama Have the Going Home Shiprock Blues by early student T.C. Cannon, Kiowa, and paintings from the Coyote Series by former faculty member Harry Fonseca, Nisenan Maidu.
Stevens says that change has been slow coming in the Santa Fe community regarding Native American art since the school's inception. "We're situated in a city built on the Indian tourism industry that wants people wrapped in blankets selling pottery," he says. "They don't really want to see contemporary Native film, and they ask how what we're doing is considered Native American."
When he taught poetry to non-Native children, he'd show them images of traditional dress from places like Italy to illustrate how they no longer look like their ancestors either. "Why would we as an ethnic group be expected to remain as we were 500 years ago?" he says. "We all live in the same world."
Of the 415 students currently enrolled, about 73 percent are Native American, representing 88 tribes nationally. Staff and faculty are also predominantly Native. "Our history and what we've contributed to Native American art helps us to attract quality faculty, staff and students," Martin says.
As one of the country's few universities with land-grant status, the institute receives funding to help indigenous communities, usually rural, with environmental and farming instruction and support. The campus boasts a greenhouse and outdoor gardens where students learn firsthand about regional tribal agriculture.
The institute is home to the world's first fully articulating digital dome where students have the unique opportunity to develop audio, video and fine art installations with this cutting-edge technology. The Cinematic Arts Program has received grants from NASA for research in this multidimensional environment often reserved for planetariums.
Current cinematic arts major 21-year-old Tamara Colaque, Jemez, was recently awarded an internship working with the dome for the summer session. She excitedly discusses a documentary she's working on called Walking the Life Road about Jemez musician Jimmy Shendoh and his band, which incorporated traditional Native and contemporary rock music. "I grew up with that music and my dad is part of the band," she says. She plans to pursue funding from crowd-sourcing websites like Kickstarter.com or Indiegogo.com. "I want to make music videos with his songs as part of the documentary and inspire with his music. My head's so big with ideas, it's hard to know where to start."


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Bengals bring back lineman, add former Jets QB
Hawkins added to reserve/injured list
The Cincinnati Bengals have returned veteran offensive tackle Dennis Roland to their roster and added quarterback Greg McElroy to their practice squad.
The Bengals also said Wednesday they have placed wide receiver Andrew Hawkins on the reserve/injured list while recovering from an ankle injury. Hawkins was second among Bengals wide receivers last year in receptions and receiving yards. He is eligible to play as early as Week 9.
Roland is a 6-foot-9, 315-pound sixth-year pro from Georgia. He played in every Bengals game since 2009. The club released him Aug. 31, but he rejoins the roster with Hawkins sidelined.
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RBI Softball World Series gets underway
MINNEAPOLIS -- After a morning workout session, the teams in the RBI Softball World Series took to the field on Saturday afternoon to begin play in the 2013 installment of the tournament.
Each of the eight teams played a doubleheader, but only three walked away with a perfect 2-0 afternoon -- Harrisburg RBI, Houston RBI and Santo Domingo RBI.
But Cleveland head coach Kathryn Bzdafka is glad her team faced a little adversity early, taking an 8-0 loss to Harrisburg before earning an 11-0 decision over Atlanta later in the afternoon.
"I think they kind of needed that to refresh why they're here and to come together as a team," Bzdafka said. "You can't come together and you can't be resilient if nothing goes wrong."
The early loss paid quick dividends, as Cleveland jumped ahead of Atlanta, 5-0, in the first. Going through the order plus one, Cleveland saw all but one batter reach safely, and only two baserunners were left stranded.
Lauren Peak led off the inning with a walk and, after successfully stealing second, scored what would be the winning run on a Melissa Caraballo base hit. Due to some errant defense on Atlanta's part, Caraballo extended the hit to a triple and tried to reach home but was tagged out. With one out, the scoring was just getting started. Four hits and one walk later, Cleveland held a healthy five-run cushion, and it added six runs in the third.
Atlanta starting pitcher Chelsea Hall gave up a walk and two hits to start the third, but Atlanta was able to get two outs. Looking for just one more, Hall walked three straight batters to walk in a run, giving Cleveland a seven-run lead. After batting through the order plus three in the third, Cleveland held an 11-run lead.
"Situational, clutch hitting," Bzdafka said of the offense. "We preach that you need to control the controllables and do the little things right, and that's what they were doing. They weren't going up there swinging at bad pitches. They were up there looking for specific pitches and actually doing what they were supposed to do. … When you do the little things right, the big things take care of themselves."
Cleveland pitcher Alexandra Scali faced only 17 batters in the afternoon tilt thanks to the backing of a sharp defense.
Elsewhere, Harrisburg finished its perfect day with an 8-1 win over Hoboken, which started the day with an 11-2 win over Atlanta.
With two rough losses on the day, Atlanta is looking to rally on Sunday.
Defending champions Santo Domingo enjoyed a two-win day with a 13-0 shutout of St. Louis and a 16-8 win over Hilo. Hilo suffered a loss earlier in the afternoon to Houston, 13-3. St. Louis faced a similar fate, with a 10-5 loss to Houston en route to going 0-2 on Day One.
For the third consecutive year, the Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) World Series is being hosted by the Twins, with baseball and softball tournaments to be played through Wednesday on various fields throughout Minneapolis and St. Paul.


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The Kills | 18/01/12
Pre-order 'The Last Goodbye' HERE.
The Kills - Jamie Hince and Alison Mosshart - will celebrate 10 amazing years with the release of the beautiful new single 'The Last Goodbye' on 13th February 2012. They also premiere the video for the track today with Nowness. Directed by the Oscar nominated actress Samantha Morton, acclaimed for her directorial feature debut 'The Unloved', this is her very first music video. Shot in monochrome on crisp, silvery 35mm, the video reflects the beautiful simplicity of the track, with an old-school photo booth providing an intimate backdrop for Mosshart's intense and heart-warming opening performance followed by a series of touching to-camera poses reflecting the musicians' longstanding, spirited friendship.
"It was an honor to work with Samantha Morton on this Casablanca-esque, silent-film-esque, Americana photobooth Woolworth's hay day period piece of surrealism/ realism/ story time tell-tale-ism, black and white 35 mm film, washed in strange light, over this love hate tune, heartbreak song, life-goes-on lullaby, The Last Goodbye. It's a doorway into the future of the fatal past-tense. Get it?" Alison Mosshart
"I love the fact that when you used to go to a photo booth, you used to have wait sometimes a good twenty minutes. It could be 8 minutes, 9 minutes. Sometimes, I remember, if they were really crap, you'd have to wait forever and you'd go off for a cup of tea and you'd come back to get your passport pictures and they were there. Also, it was quite expensive when we were young. It was like a real treat but now, it's still expensive but you just get these crap images of yourself. They're just horrible and they won't last in the same way. So in a way a think the song was incredibly nostalgic and I think made me feel nostalgic." Samantha Morton
The Kills: The Last Goodbye on Nowness.com.
The single will be released as an exclusive limited edition 7" picture disk via The Kills webstore - www.thekills.tv, and then will also be available on 10" / Digital Download through general release. Tracklisting below. Pre-order the releases HERE
'The Last Goodbye' is the fourth single to come from the duo's critically acclaimed fourth LP 'Blood Pressures'. The track was described as 'Alison Mosshart summoning up the ghost of Patsy Cline for the sultry Last Goodbye' by the Guardian.
February 2012 marks 10 years of The Kills. The band started life on February 14th 2002, with a show at the 150 capacity Bar 12, London. Four albums later the band are now playing venues such as the 5,000 capacity Brixton Academy and festivals all over the globe. The anniversary will be marked with a very special gig at New York's Terminal 5 on February 11th.
2011 was a groundbreaking year for Alison and Jamie. Following on from their sell-out show at Camden's Roundhouse, the band went onto a critically acclaimed world tour that saw them play across the UK, US, Europe, Japan, Australia, South America and Mexico. Highlights included sets at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Fuji, Glastonbury, Hyde Park Calling and the Reading & Leeds festivals, plus a special invite from David Lynch to play his Club Silencio in Paris last month.
'Blood Pressures', released earlier this year, finds The Kills delivering their vivid and uniquely gritty post-blues, but with a new level of thoughtfulness and depth not yet explored by the duo. An album tinged with wistfulness and vulnerability, it has an enduring sense of intricacy and richness that intensely blends with their ever-compelling songwriting.
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Lakers' Jamison has surgery
El Segundo, CA – Los Angeles Lakers forward Antawn Jamison underwent successful surgery on his injured right wrist, the team announced Tuesday.
Jamison was diagnosed with a ruptured scapholunate ligament after hurting his wrist during a game against the Washington Wizards on March 22. He was able to play through the injury.
In 76 games (six starts) this season with the Lakers, Jamison averaged 9.4 points and 4.8 rebounds. He posted five double-doubles and scored in double- figures 35 times.
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When it comes to choosing a day care center for your child, the most important thing is to be a smart consumer.
When it comes to choosing a day care center for your child, the most important thing is to be a smart consumer. Just like you would research the vehicle you drive your child around in before making the big purchase, it is important to research all of your options.
"Visiting the facility is the best advice that I would give any parent before making the decision," said Karla Morey-Bernazzani, manager of education for La Petite Academy. "Parents should definitely feel comfortable with the management at the facility. Ask if you can spend five minutes with the person who would be your child's teacher, and that may give you a good idea if that is the right place for your child."
Parents are always encouraged to bring their children with them to the day care center for a visit, but one mistake often made by parents is letting the child have final say on the day care decision, according to Mary Rizzardini, owner and director of Grand Avenue Preschool and Daycare with locations in Western Springs, La Grange and La Grange Highlands.
"It is not a decision for a 3-year-old to make," Rizzardini said. "As there are good days and bad days, I also encourage parents to come back more than once."
Another big mistake that parents make is to just focus on things that are overt when making that initial visit to the facility, according to Morey-Bernazzani.
"While things like the safety, security and cleanliness are important, there are other things that parents should be looking for," she said. "Once a day care facility passes a parent's surface inspection, they should be asking questions about the specific programs offered."
Morey-Bernazzani added that parents should see if the teachers are interacting with the students in a way that affects their learning. Look to see if they are asking the children open-ended questions during discussions and if they are working with children both in small groups and also one-on-one.
"By looking at these questions, it will help parents to understand if this is a good program for their child and assure their child is developing in a healthy and proper way," she said.
To help parents know what to ask during a day care visit, Morey-Bernazzani said La Petite Academy provides visitors with a parent checklist when the come in.
"I think they appreciate that, because we are educating them on thing to look for," she said. The parent checklist is also available on the La Petite Academy Web site, www.lapetite.com, under the Parent Checklist link.
Rizzardini said an important deciding factor when choosing a day care is also staff stability.
"I think it is important that there is the same director there for many years," she said. "When you have someone leaving after a year, it makes if very hard on the staff, which in turn makes it hard on the children."
She added that parents should also consider asking what the center's enrollment rate is, meaning do families stay for a year and leave or are they for the long term.
Ellen Schilling of Western Springs said that the stability of the center personnel was very important to her when deciding on day care for her daughter.
"I want to know that the same teachers are going to be there with my daughter," she said. "I have had experiences with other places with too much turnover."
She said the level of parental involvement had an impact on her decision.
"I wanted to know how active were the parents with the center and if I could drop in anytime," she said. "I also asked if they have parental volunteers for classroom activities."
Regardless of if you're new to the area or have lived here for quite some time, there are plenty of resources available when looking for day care, according to Rizzardini.
"A good place to start if you are new to town is to check with your Realtor," she said. "They tend to know what people are liking and what is available in the area. For those who are not new to town, word of mouth is always your best bet.
"If your kids are in a ballet or you attend a play group, talk to the parents and ask them where their kids go and what they like about it."
Shilling agreed that her day care search primarily involved talking to other parents.
"I did an Internet search and once I had a list of places we might go to, it was a lot of word of mouth," she said.
Although the decision is a difficult one, the key is to see what kind of facility fits your parenting style and if they go along with that, said Rizzardini.
She said, "I think parents should learn to trust their gut whether there is a good reason or not."
Day care checklist
• Do teachers receive program training, support and ongoing training? What type?
• Is there a mix of teacher-initiated group activities and child-chosen individual activities? Ideally, you should notice approximately four to five large group times, 15 to 30 minutes in length, and two 60-minute sessions of choice time with over 15 activities for children to choose from, allowing the teachers opportunities to provide individual attention.
• Does each child have her own record of growth and progress? Ask for examples.
• Are there suggested involvement activities for parents? How do you learn about these activities?
• Does the after school program have a balance of activities including quiet time for homework, group meeting time, outdoor time and project time?
• Is an activity and lesson plan posted and is the teacher following it?


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Xming is the leading free unlimited X Window Server for Microsoft Windows (XP/2003/Vista). It is fully featured, light and fast, simple to install and is a standalone native Microsoft Windows application.
Within andLinux, it is located in
C:\Program Files\andLinux\Xming, and should be running before coLinux starts.
X Server
An X server runs on a machine equipped with a screen, keyboard and mouse and is able to transmit your input to other programs as well as to display whatever these other programs tell it to draw on the screen. The language the X server uses to dialog with programs — called the X protocol — is conceived from the beginning to be transmitted through a network; this means that the programs and the S server can be on two different machines, distant from one another, running different OS and still able to communicate.
Suppose you are launching
xeyes on coLinux; this program will look for the
DISPLAY environment variable, which normally is set to
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xeyes will ask Xming to draw those romantically beautiful eyes from which you can't tear your gaze away :-).
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Founded 3,500 years ago, Kutaisi is located in west-central Georgia along the Rioni River. It is the second largest city in the Republic of Georgia. The subtropical climate typically brings cold, wet winters and hot, dry summers. It is located on the junction of the main east-west highway on the road to Russia. According to Greek Mythology, Kutaisi was the city where Jason robbed the golden fleece.
Kutasi became our sister city on April 22, 1997. View the sister city proclamationopens PDF file . View a map of Georgiaopens IMAGE file .
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Population: 250,000
Land Area: 65 Square Kilometers
Interim Mayor: The Honorable Giorgi Tevdoradze
A Call To Serve (ACTS) is an international relief organization established in 1991 to help rebuild the healthcare foundation in the Republic of Georgia which used to be part of the Soviet Union. As sponsors of Columbia's Sister City relationship with Kutaisi, ACTS has provided a variety of humanitarian aid for nearly seventeen years.


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Recent articles suggest that there is so much information being gathered about customers and spending and everything else you can think of, that the need to do traditional market research is starting to fall by the wayside. Data will give you all the information you need to predict consumer actions. As I noted in my recent post about consumers using Amazon and other sources to comparative shop for price and quality, features and benefits, big data still reports historically on what consumers have done, therefore, you are looking backwards to predict the future. Yes, I know, history repeats itself but when you're selling next seasons' clothing line, you might want to reconsider consulting the past. And I agree that focus groups and other agency/consultant and client pre-conceived ideas put in front of customers should fall by the wayside (after all, a focus group puts these ideas in front of the customer and asks the customer what they think about your ideas, not what the customer wants).
I'm sure if you are a huge corporation, having access to all this data must be comforting. But it's still all seen from the perspective of the market and not the customer. I believe that nothing is better than asking your customers what they want and how they want it. That's a predictive, not historical, approach. I've done it for big corporations (one had a return-on-investment of 1,000%) and I've don't it for solopreneurs (one had a return-on-investment of 60%). I suggest you do it for yourself. Get out there and poll your customers directly. Mimoona, which is a new crowdfunding tool (http://www.mimoona.com/?reffID=4299), allows your customers to have a vote on your next seasons line – and it's not an idle vote – they vote with their credit cards.
*Big data is a term coined for the collection of data that comes in such large volume and in groupings, that it can't be handled by traditional methods. The value of mining big data, is that enables one to see connections on a larger scale than ever before, as well as see connections between things that were never before available.
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In 1889, the Central School was relocated here from Gough Street. This was the first school providing a Western education at the upper primary and secondary levels to Chinese students. It was popular with the colony's growing middle-class Chinese merchants.
Renamed as Victoria College and then Queen's College, its alumni includes some of Hong Kong's most successful and influential business tycoons. During the Second World War, the building was severely damaged and had to be demolished.
In 1951, the site started its next incarnation as the Hollywood Road Police Married Quarters — the first dormitory for Chinese rank and file police officers. Hong Kong's population was rapidly expanding at the time and the need for a larger police force was urgent. The provision of living quarters was an attractive staff benefit. The site included 140 single rooms and 28 double rooms, with a semi-open design that allowed greater interaction between the residents. Most of the police officers living there would have worked in the nearby Central Police Station.
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In 2009 the site was listed as one of eight projects under 'Conserving Central.' Architecturally, it represents the typical modern style commonly found in the post-Second World War period, which is characterised by a functional and pragmatic approach on elevations and interior layout, with minimum decoration and spatial articulation.
Renamed as PMQ, the site is now a hub for design and creative industries. Its buildings have been retained, reinforced, refurbished and upgraded for new uses. Residential units have been converted into design studios and shops, offices for creative enterprises and lodging for visiting designers. The top floor of Block B is now a roof-top restaurant with a mezzanine floor.
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I went to the city's large guitar & musical instrument emporium with my associate A—, who is crazy about ukuleles. My obsession with guitars comes and goes, but he plays and thinks about ukuleles all the time. And, as I am told, electric ukuleles in the style of a solid-bodied electric guitar are as scarce as hens teeth. Apparently, occasionally a person with luthier skills here or there makes one but they all have an odd look to them.
One of the few Korean guitar companies in Korea that still makes their stuff in Korea had a crack at it and branded them as Tomo. They use a specially made single coil pick-up, and the thin four strings from a normal electric guitar, although, it seems that the tuning still stays in the standard uke tuning. A— was attempting to tune it to D,G,B,E but trying to get to the G felt like it was going to break the string. It might've got there if he'd forced it but who knows with such a short length of wire. Some of the bodies were made with alder and some with mahogany.

They had a tele style, a strat style and a Gibson body-shape style. The pick-guards on the fender styles were apparently quite cheap-looking and maybe would benefit from a reseating and some filing of the edges. This was part of the reason why A— finally went with the Gibson-style uke. It was a yellow colour that's a bit brighter than the normal gibson 'TV yellow'. Cash price W400 000. We're sure these would sell bigtime if they were in N.America, especially considering how the hipster demographic has started to latch on to the ukulele.


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At the New York Times, Thomas Edsall works through the implications of whether America should retain a culture of cutthroat capitalism. Go read it.
Despite its egalitarian tradition, America may have already become a two-class society, with an elite benefiting from advantages in background, wealth, access to higher education and skill sets passed from generation to generation (whether through inheritance or cultural transmission). If that is the case, and there is some evidence that it is, the question is whether our rhetorical obeisance to egalitarian tradition will prevent us from openly recognizing what we have become – thus sapping our ability to do something about it.


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The other day, our school dentists (actually my cousin and his wife) visited RSI to talk to the pupils about oral hygiene and to also check their teeth. We got there a little later so we only witnessed the last few students being checked. The morning turned into a cry-fest where the children are not used to dental visits. Most of them were really scared. Only two students got the dentists' approval. The rest needs to have some procedures done already.
After all the students were checked, we had a chance to chitchat and my cousin offered suggestions for dental and medical equipment for the school. These were not prioritized during the setting up of the school but definitely must be considered in the very near future. We have a school nurse and first aid kits though for minor medical concerns. We are slowly getting there and we hope to be able to treat the students (dental-wise) within the campus soon.


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Monday, April 6, 2009
Where NOT to Hide a Geocache
We had asked this question on the geocaching.com forum and within two days had over 2000 hits and over 70 suggestions. There were so many in fact we are going to do a multi part series on this very touchy subject.
The idea is simple, if we show newer geocachers where and how NOT to hide geocaches through example then maybe they won't do it as much. Let see what happens.
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Here is the link to all the rules and regulations from geocaching.com:
We will be posting the complete list of all the suggestions from the geocaching.com forum soon. Stay tuned for more details and future GeoSnippits episodes.
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- Unknown said...
Very good. One key point you left out about RR tracks is that they are private property and you can be arrested for being there. That, rather than safety, is the key reason for the guideline. Geocachers have been arrested and fined for placing caches on a RR right of way. It doesn't even have to be on the tracks.
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Great job! Hadn't thought of the Statue one, see? Learn something every day.
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NICE! I think I'm going to put a link to this video in my geocaching profile!
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Thanks for all the great suggestions and comments folks. Keep them coming! We love hearing from you. -HHH
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My friend Jamie is one of the best friends that a girl can have. She also is a gourmet cook and has tons of great tried and true kosher recipes at the tip of her tongue. She is also one of those girls that would never leave out an ingredient so I know all of her recipes are perfected. If I could just find about two hours to write them all down, I would have enough great kosher dishes to keep this blog going for at least another six months!
Keep checking in to The Jewish Hostess to get more of Jamie's favorites! Marlene
"We are all looking for easy Passover recipes, especially great Passover recipes for kids tastes.
This is really the best Passover recipe for pizza dough . You can use with any dairy pizza topping or with a meat topping such as lahamagine.
I form balls out of the dough, flatten them with a (Passover) tortilla press and shape with a (Passover) cookie cutter." Enjoy! -Jamie
Ingredients for this Kosher Passover Pizza Dough Recipe
- 2 cups of matzo meal
- 1/2 cup cake meal
- 1 tbsp salt
- 1 egg
- 1 cup of warm water
- 2 tbsp oil
- -Mix dry Passover pizza ingredients by hand
- - add egg, add oil
- -then add water slowly to form a dough ball
- - form into balls and flatten by hand.
- -pizza tastes better if flattened by tortilla press or rolling pin as stated above.
- - top with your favorite kosher for Passover pizza toppings!
- or shape and freeze for instant use.
- Syrian Style Lamb Shanks for your Pesach Seder Plate (thejewishhostess.com)
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- The Best Sephardic Charoset Recipe Ever (thejewishhostess.com)
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- Fresh Mishloach Manot Pics- Add Yours to this List and Win the New York Times Passover Cookbook! (thejewishhostess.com)
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I threw a Miller's Hotdog into the microwave after I bought a package from Safeway. I munched most of it down before I noticed that it highly resembled a human thumb. Lol. I scared my boys and then put it in the fridge to save for Halloween. Tonight I am going out to look for hitchhikers...
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The Ebola virus evolved as it spread through West Africa last year — but its mutation rate did not accelerate, as some had thought, according to an analysis of genetic sequence data published on 13 May in Nature1. The data offer reassurance that the scope of the current epidemic did not make it possible for the virus to evolve into a more virulent or deadlier form.
The virus's evolution rate during the current epidemic, and whether it is changing in ways that make it easier to transmit, or more or less lethal, has been hotly debated. To address these questions, a team led by Wu-Chun Cao, an epidemiologist at the State Key Laboratory of Pathogen and Biosecurity in Beijing, sequenced 175 Ebola virus genomes from people who were infected with the virus, including some who died.
The samples were collected between 28 September and 11 November 2014 by the China Mobile Laboratory Testing Team, a diagnostic lab deployed by the Chinese government. Cao's group combined the sequencing data from these specimens with sequences published in August by Pardis Sabeti, a computational geneticist at the Broad Institute in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and her colleagues2. Sabeti's study examined virus samples collected from patients in May and June. The combined data allowed Cao and his colleagues to track how the Ebola virus changed as it spread east to west across Sierra Leone. Ebola entered the country in May and reached the capital city, Freetown, in July.
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The analysis finds that the virus evolved as it spread to new areas. But it did not change at a faster rate than it has in past outbreaks — even though those outbreaks were localized to much smaller areas and infected fewer people. And there is no evidence that Ebola evolved harmful mutations as it spread through Sierra Leone. "This is just the virus doing what it does," says David Robertson, a computational and evolutionary biologist at the University of Manchester, UK.
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Saturday, 29 December 2012
Lessons Indian Men Have to Learn
Read this tragic story HERE
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Friday, 28 December 2012
Christmas Day in Pictures
Our Christmas Day ministry lasted for nearly 12 hours. After the service was over , people kept coming wanting to see the church, and asking for prayer. Our pastor and I together with others remained in church till 9 PM talking to visitors and praying with them, sharing God 's love with all.
We did not even have time for lunch. I went home to give away bags of Christmas goodies etc. I made for some people. Quickly I made a pot of noodles with fresh vegetables. I gave a big bowl to my church workers and sent another bowl to our ministers. I wish I had a larger utensil to cook in. Later on someone brought us black tea which got cold as we were busy talking to people.
People came seeking the Christ Child.
Groups of students, families, neighbours all together, individuals, couples, children.
People from all walks of life and sections of society and from far off places.
Everyone got personal attention and prayer.
I cannot tell you all the stories / prayer requests we heard that day.
A young man in search of moksha - deliverance of the cycle of rebirth.
A woman estranged from her husband.
A small boy whose mother was ill at home.
A beautiful teenage girl wept inconsolably for her 24 year old brother who has gone blind.
They came seeking answers and comfort.
Cold , hunger and time was forgotten. Just as we would want to close the church a group of more people would walk in.
God did a mighty work that day. pray the seed that was sown would fall on good ground , take root and bear fruit.
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Sunday, 23 December 2012
Sunday Blessings- O Come Little Children
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Saturday, 22 December 2012
Go tell it on the streets that Jesus Christ is born
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Friday, 21 December 2012
Good Tidings To The Poor
On Sunday morning a group of destitute, homeless people entered our church campus, we welcomed them inside. They were so bewildered almost fearful because they are considered to be the dregs of society and people are not kind to them.
I don 't know how much they understood of what was going on, but I am sure God touched their hearts with His love.
This is what Jesus came for.
Isaiah 61:1
[ The Good News of Salvation ] "The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon Me, Because the LORD has anointed Me To preach good tidings to the poor; He has sent Me to heal the brokenhearted, To proclaim liberty to the captives, And the opening of the prison to those who are bound;(NKJV) BIBLE
On Christmas day we are going to give away blankets or warm clothing to the poor and offer everyone a hot cup of tea and food.
Please pray for us as bring preach the good tidings and share the love of Christ to the least of our brethren. We look to God for provision and blessing.
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Thursday, 20 December 2012
Sunday School Christmas Program
We had a wonderful morning
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Q: I want to make derivative work based on the Touhou series's characters and settings. The copyright of the Touhou series, including its characters, content, quotes, and music belong to my circle. That said, this series is supported by many doujin creators. (Thank you) For the usual activities in doujin (uploading material on a homepage, selling them in a convention or in a shop at your own expense), or doujin material (derivative comics, stories, games, CGs, goods, cosplay), you do not need to notify me or request my permission. The copyright of derivative works belong to the creators of said derivatives. If there is trouble regarding the derivatives of my work, I cannot take responsibility. To avoid trouble, please satisfy the following conditions. 1. Using game data other than screenshots is forbidden. 2. If you need data other than screenshots, please make them yourself. 3. Content that includes inflammatory material towards us or other copyright owners is forbidden. 4. If possible, please attribute us. (recommended) 5. If possible, please include our contact information in the colophon. (recommended) 6. Please do not mistake the names of the games or the characters. 7. Do not reproduce or reprint ending material, including the text. 8. For the commercial production of derivative material, or the mass circulation of derivative material outside of doujin shops, you must seek my permission. To publish on commercial magazines and books, you must notify me. (You do not need to do so for magazines that describe doujin and derivatives.) 9. If you did not satisfy the above conditions but received my permission, please make clear that you have received my permission. Otherwise, decisions like for sale or for free, how many to print, the price to sell them at, adult only or not, original settings or not, is entirely free for you to choose. However, if I see material that I decide to not fulfil the above conditions, I have the right to stop its distribution. Q. I want to use snapshots on my webpage (for a walkthrough, etc.) Of course I don't mind. You don't even have to notify me beforehand. As long as you follow the rules below, I won't mind. 1. Don't post endings. 2. Rescaling is okay, but please preserve the images' aspect ratio. 3. Don't make image content edits that are indistinguishable from the original images. This includes things like changing the spell card names, recoloring the images, or add extra bullets that weren't originally there. * However, this is okay if it's done as a joke and it's clearly stated that it's a joke. 4. Things like cropping the images or overlaying them with text are no problem. If you have any doubts, just ask me and I'll respond.
- gensokyo.org's translation of ZUN's 2011 addendum to the terms of use is reproduced below. Note: The guidelines have been updated as of February 18th, 2011, and the translation below does not reflect these changes.
Lately the numbers of derivative works explode when commercial works are released, so I wanted to update the guidelines with that in mind. I hope things can work something like this. The basic rules for derivatives by doujin circles aren't really that different. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Guidelines for using the Touhou Project setting - ver. 2011 This is a revision to the Touhou Project guidelines, updated for the state of affairs in 2011. Use in doujin activities [n.b. - things doujin circles should do when making Touhou stuff, like having contact information visible, attribution, etc.] Basically, just follow the guidelines as they've been up 'til now. Detailed information is in the questions and answers collected on this page, so please have a look. http://www.geocities.co.jp/Playtown-Yoyo/1736/t-081-2.html Selling doujin works in commercial channels is generally not allowed. I don't generally review or veto the contents of independent works, so please use your own personal judgement in and take responsibility for your works. Applications for commercial goods You need my permission to sell commercial goods. A friend of mine has graciously offered to serve as the point of contact for inquiries about works derived from Touhou. We'll promptly address inquiries from commercial outfits, so please use the following form to contact us. https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFBiWldmOUlCYWpWZm9IWFAxVmJpU0E6MQ In addition, please refrain from making commercial goods of a sexualized nature (such as dakimakura covers with sexual imagery). Restrictions on derivative works I'd like to place the following restrictions on all derivative works, regardless of whether they're commercial or independent: For-profit development of works whose main element is animation(*) Sale of software on the XBox 360 Indies channel Sale of software via the App Store, Android Market, etc. (for commercial parties, please get in contact with me) Sale of works in channels that are further reaching than the distribution channels used by the original works. The original works are primarily sold in general doujin channels. So, please refrain from using download sales sites primarily oriented for overseas customers, etc. Other works (e.g. works of excessive sexual depictions and works that would slander a particular person, group or race) when we determine that such works are extremely inappropriate given societal norms. I'll leave the question of what to do with works released before this update to the guidelines that may fall astray of one of its provisions up to the judgement of their creators. * By this I mean so-called "traditional cell animation"; computer-generated 3D animation and 2D illustrations with special effects processing aren't included in this restriction.
- Translations from the comments of the previous post of ZUN's Twitter and blog update are reproduced below.
Twitter: "[Don't make] Excessive sexual depictions" basically means don't run afoul of the law. Naturally, I'd like all creators to respect the laws of Japan. I've never before authorized commercial porn before, and I've never really been that bothered by the contents of any doujin I've seen, so don't worry. I just had to make the stipulation. I've been asked this question a lot, but I've never been officially involved in an anime production before! And I'm not planning on it! Not like I have the time.
Summary of Blog Update: Reproductions of individual commissions are explicitly exempted from the restrictions on commercial work (i.e. if someone commissions you to do something, it's okay to then sell reproductions of it in limited quantities as a doujin work) The contact info for commercial endeavours is not intended for use by individuals or doujin circles The animation bullet was changed to just "Commercial production of animation works" A note at the bottom was added saying that any works in progress for Reitaisai or Summer Comiket that might run afoul of the new guidelines may be treated under the old guidelines


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