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John Ortberg's Freak Show
John Ortberg is a teaching pastor at Willow Creek Community Church in South Barrington, Illinois, and the author of If You Want to Walk on Water, You've Got to Get Out of the Boat (which won a CT Book Award in 2002 in the Christian Living category), The Life You've Always Wanted: Spiritual Growth for Ordinary People, and Love Beyond Reason. Dick Staub recently talked with him about his latest book, Everybody's Normal Till You Get to Know Them, which is also reviewed today on our site.
Why is it important for people to understand that there are no normal people and that everybody's weird?
There's a deep theological issue going on. We tend to think about normal in terms of statistical averages. So if something is common, we think it's normal. But there's deep sense in which, from God's perspective because of the Fall, nobody is normal. Nobody lives up to the norms that God had in mind when he first created human beings.
And yet we still want to connect with "normal" people.
The human longings that are deep inside of us never go away. They exist across cultures; they exist throughout life. When people were first made, our deepest longing was to know and be known. And after the Fall, when we all got weird, it's still our deepest longing—but it's now also our deepest fear.
You know, the old question, How do porcupines make love? The answer is, Very carefully. People who study porcupines say that when it's their mating season—which is quite a short season—they actually do a little dance. There's a love dance of the porcupines. Even for those creatures who can easily create such hurt, it is possible to experience intimacy and community.
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Presynaptic Action Potential Amplification by Voltage-Gated Na Channels in Hippocampal Mossy Fiber Boutons Neuron, Volume 45, Issue 3, 3 February 2005, Pages 405-417 Dominique Engel and Peter Jonas Summary Action potentials in central neurons are initiated near the axon initial segment, propagate into the axon, and finally invade the presynaptic terminals, where they trigger transmitter release. Voltage-gated Na+ channels are key determinants of excitability, but Na+ channel density and properties in axons and presynaptic terminals of cortical neurons have not been examined yet. In hippocampal mossy fiber boutons, which emerge from parent axons en passant, Na+ channels are very abundant, with an estimated number of ~2000 channels per bouton. Presynaptic Na+ channels show faster inactivation kinetics than somatic channels, suggesting differences between subcellular compartments of the same cell. Computational analysis of action potential propagation in axon-multibouton structures reveals that Na+ channels in boutons preferentially amplify the presynaptic action potential and enhance Ca2+ inflow, whereas Na+ channels in axons control the reliability and speed of propagation. Thus, presynaptic and axonal Na+ channels contribute differentially to mossy fiber synaptic transmission. Summary | Full Text | PDF (601 kb) |
Electrical Excitability of the Soma of Sensory Neurons Is Required for Spike Invasion of the Soma, but Not for Through-Conduction Biophysical Journal, Volume 84, Issue 4, 1 April 2003, Pages 2181-2191 Ron Amir and Marshall Devor Abstract The cell soma of primary sensory neurons is electrically excitable, and is invaded by action potentials as they pass from the peripheral nerve, past the dorsal root ganglion (DRG) and toward the spinal cord. However, there are virtually no synapses in the DRG, and no signal processing is known to occur there. Why, then, are DRG cell somata excitable? We have constructed and validated an explicit model of the primary sensory neuron and used it to explore the role of electrical excitability of the cell soma in afferent signaling. Reduction and even elimination of soma excitability proved to have no detectable effect on the reliability of spike conduction past the DRG and into the spinal cord. Through-conduction is affected, however, by major changes in neuronal geometry in the region of the t-junction. In contrast to through-conduction, excitability of the soma and initial segment is essential for the invasion of afferent spikes into the cell soma. This implies that soma invasion has a previously unrecognized role in the physiology of afferent neurons, perhaps in the realm of metabolic coupling of the biosynthesis of signaling molecules required at the axon ends to functional demand, or in cell-cell interaction within sensory ganglia. Spike invasion of the soma in central nervous system neurons may play similar roles. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (163 kb) |
Extra Spike Formation in Sensory Neurons and the Disruption of Afferent Spike Patterning Biophysical Journal, Volume 84, Issue 4, 1 April 2003, Pages 2700-2708 Ron Amir and Marshall Devor Abstract The peculiar pseudounipolar geometry of primary sensory neurons can lead to ectopic generation of "extra spikes" in the region of the dorsal root ganglion potentially disrupting the fidelity of afferent signaling. We have used an explicit model of myelinated vertebrate sensory neurons to investigate the location and mechanism of extra spike formation, and its consequences for distortion of afferent impulse patterning. Extra spikes originate in the initial segment axon under conditions in which the soma spike becomes delayed and broadened. The broadened soma spike then re-excites membrane it has just passed over, initiating an extra spike which propagates outwards into the main conducting axon. Extra spike formation depends on cell geometry, electrical excitability, and the recent history of impulse activity. Extra spikes add to the impulse barrage traveling toward the spinal cord, but they also travel antidromically in the peripheral nerve colliding with and occluding normal orthodromic spikes. As a result there is no net increase in afferent spike number. However, extra spikes render firing more staccato by increasing the number of short and long interspike intervals in the train at the expense of intermediate intervals. There may also be more complex changes in the pattern of afferent spike trains, and hence in afferent signaling. Abstract | Full Text | PDF (168 kb) |
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Biophysical Journal, Volume 60, Issue 6, 1424-1437, 1 December 1991
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Y. Manor, C. Koch and I. Segev
Department of Neurobiology, Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel.
Multiple successive geometrical inhomogeneities, such as extensive arborization and terminal varicosities, are usual characteristics of axons. Near such regions the velocity of the action potential (AP) changes. This study uses AXONTREE, a modeling tool developed in the companion paper for two purposes: (a) to gain insights into the consequence of these irregularities for the propagation delay along axons, and (b) to simulate the propagation of APs along a reconstructed axon from a cortical cell, taking into account information concerning the distribution of boutons (release sites) along such axons to estimate the distribution of arrival times of APs to the axons release sites. We used Hodgkin and Huxley (1952) like membrane properties at 20 degrees C. Focusing on the propagation delay which results from geometrical changes along the axon (and not from the actual diameters or length of the axon), the main results are: (a) the propagation delay at a region of a single geometrical change (a step change in axon diameter or a branch point) is in the order of a few tenths of a millisecond. This delay critically depends on the kinetics and the density of the excitable channels; (b) as a general rule, the lag imposed on the AP propagation at a region with a geometrical ratio GR greater than 1 is larger than the lead obtained at a region with a reciprocal of that GR value; (c) when the electronic distance between two successive geometrical changes (Xdis) is small, the delay is not the sum of the individual delays at each geometrical change, when isolated. When both geometrical changes are with GR greater than 1 or both with GR less than 1, this delay is supralinear (larger than the sum of individual delays). The two other combinations yield a sublinear delay; and (d) in a varicose axon, where the diameter changes frequently from thin to thick and back to thin, the propagation velocity may be slower than the velocity along a uniform axon with the thin diameter. Finally, we computed propagation delays along a morphologically characterized axon from layer V of the somatosensory cortex of the cat. This axon projects mainly to area 4 but also sends collaterals to areas 3b and 3a. The model predicts that, for this axon, areas 3a, 3b, and the proximal part of area 4 are activated approximately 2 ms before the activation of the distal part of area 4.


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A) I think it looks like a 75-87 record and a third-place finish in the division.
B) Here's the thing: It takes old players to play "new baseball."
C) Well, to be fair, the Giants have pretty much given up on the whole "defense wins championships" thing. And the "win championships" thing, for that matter.
7) Which of Sabean's recent acquisitions gives you the most hope for the Giants' future?
A) Sweeney. He's an excellent teammate.
B) Randy Winn. I know we're paying him $23 million and he only hit .262 with 11 home runs last year, but they don't call him "Winn" for nothing.
C) All these new deck chairs! It's gonna be the All-Star Break until we're finished rearranging them ...
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Score zero points for every "A" answer, one point for every "B," and two points for every "C."
0-6 points: Alas, it's the 49ers who are moving to the suburbs.
7-10 points: Not sure where the Giants stand? Probably behind the Dodgers and Padres. And Rockies.
11-14 points: Congratulations! You're a true apologist for Brian Sabean. It must be the sagacious salt-and-pepper beard.


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Streetscast: Meet the Streetsblog Board's Deborah Murphy
Over the course of this year, I wanted to take time ever now and then to introduce you to members of our L.A. Streetsblog team here in Los Angeles by letting you hear them discuss transportation issues in their own words. Previous articles have focused on CicLAvia's Joe Linton and the Safe Routes to School's National Partnership's Jessica Meaney.
Today, we focus on Deborah Murphy. Long time Streetsblog readers might wonder, "Hey, didn't we meet Murphy already," but given her role not just with L.A. Walks, but as a key member of the My Figueroa project team that could change South Park forever, now seems like a great time to check back in.
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Creating a Comfortable Outdoor Living Space
With a few additions, design and decoration changes to your backyard, you can create an outdoor living space where you will want to spend all of your free time. Whether you install an arbor or new decking, the design features you choose can transform your yard from an unused space into a comfortable, functional and stylish outdoor living room. Here are a few tips to help you get started on transforming your backyard.
- Perfect the Perimeter: Before you begin shopping for outdoor furniture, lay the foundation for a comfortable and functional outdoor area. Installing vinyl fencing can help you separate your property from neighbors and enhance your privacy in an attractive and practical way. Or, use Trex decking to create a distinct space for grilling, gathering, and conversation; its durability and different style options make it the choice of many homeowners.
- Get Creative: To make your yard feel more inviting and unique, find a way to incorporate your own personality into the space. A gazebo, for example, can be an attractive accent or you can transform it with growing plants and hanging decorations. With an addition like a gazebo, you can throw an outdoor party, host an elegant evening event, or just sit outside and enjoy a beautiful night.
- Start Decorating: Once you have added the structures and main features you want, it's time for the fun to begin! Decorative pillows add color and comfort to outdoor furniture, while hanging plants and lights dress up your pergola or arbor. Find the accessories that fit your tastes and lifestyle, and start planning your next summer bash!
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Whiskers will remain a wily wastrel,
Having learned the habits of his heart.
Impulse is for him an inner minstrel,
Singing with the certainty of art.
Kindness cannot cause him to be caring,
Even when exceptionally at ease.
Reveling in love, he finds it wearing;
So saunters off, with no one else to please.
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Create a meaningful funeral [1] or memorial service [2] and prepare a post-service reception or gathering [3].
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Choose an officiant and work with him or her to plan the service
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Choose speakers and write eulogies
Identify the people who will speak at the service [5]. Be prepared that some people may decline a request to speak. Also be prepared for requests to speak from people you did not consider. It's entirely acceptable to decline if you feel there are enough speakers or if it would be inappropriate for other reasons.
Choose pallbearers
If any people whom you would like to have as pallbearers [6] are not physically capable of carrying the weight of a casket, those people can be made "honorary pallbearers" and can walk beside or behind the casket.
Choose readings and/or music
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On the night we went apple picking, we didn't get home until 8 or 9 o'clock at night. That doesn't sound late, but we're old and we work all the time, and it was late to us. But I was so excited to have so many apples, I made this crisp right away. That should tell you a couple of things. 1.) This crisp is so fast and easy to put together, that I'm not even sure it counts as baking. 2.) The apples are the stars of this dish. I wanted something that burst with all the freshly picked apple flavor, and that's what I got.
And of course, this recipe is adapted from the Amish apple cookbook I keep bringing up. (Obviously, I love this cookbook, you guys.)
So I started by using my apple machine (video on how it works here) to peel, slice and core about six large apples. I threw those in the bottom of a greased 8-inch by 8-inch glass square baking dish. Then I mixed up the topping, first by combining some uncooked oats, flour, brown sugar and apple pie spice. [Read more...]


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BY SAM SPOKONY | P.S. 3 parents, alumni and current and former teachers gathered in the Hudson St. school's auditorium on Sat., Feb. 2, for discussions about the origin and development of the West Village's longtime alternative choice in elementary education.
Founded in 1971, the school has throughout its history shown the benefits of progressive, experimental methods of teaching and learning. However, many within the P.S. 3 community are still reeling from the recent decision by the Department of Education and Community Education Council to split the school's shared zone with P.S. 41 starting in 2014, thus removing its role as a choice school.
At top, New Yorker magazine contributor and author Calvin Trillin (left) — who lives across the street from P.S. 3 and sent his children there decades ago — moderated a panel discussion with former student Nat Oppenheimer, a structural engineer who is now overseeing development of the new Whitney Museum near the High Line, and several other former students and P.S. 3 educators.
Above, an intergenerational discussion featured architect Norman Rosenfeld (left), who, along with his wife, Lee, played a major role in the founding of P.S. 3; his daughter Marion Rosenfeld (center), a writer and media professional who was one of the school's first students; and her daughter Thea Rosenfeld (right), a current student at the school.
Below, P.S. 3 students led the crowd in a group rendition of the school song.
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- Worried about the antagonistic French? Le Cep will show you that there's no need to be. The restaurant's staff speaks fluent English, saving you from poorly pronouncing those R's. The lead chef, Laurence Dupouy, will accommodate your hunger's needs with his creative and modern dishes, such as the 'Cod Poêlée' and 'Spotted Potatoes'. Feel free to sit on the terrace or light up in the separate smoking room. For further details and hours of operation, call ahead or check the website.
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Community Development author speaks in Cranbrook
Noted community economic development Author Greg Halseth will be speaking in Cranbrook on Monday, April 11, and it couldn't come at a better time. There's no question that municipal, provincial and federal elections will focus on the economy, and rural economies have huge challenges in responding to global economic shifts.
Greg Halseth is a University of Northern British Columbia professor, and Canada Research Chair in Rural and Small Town Studies, as well as Acting Director of UNBC's Community Development Institute. His research examines rural and small town community development, and community strategies for coping with social and economic change.
At the Community Development Institute his work has included a wide range of community-based studies, including work in Aboriginal places, as well as the creation of a community transition toolkit. He has studied the needs of youth and seniors, research on the voluntary sector and community capacity issues, and critical housing issues.
Greg is the author of a number of books focused on rural and small town community development and community economic development, including "Next Rural Economies" "Building for Success", "Building Community in an Instant Town", and his forthcoming book, "A Northern Place: Economic Renewal in Northern British Columbia" to be published by UBC press.
Greg is focused on how communities can renew their development foundations, beginning with the historic approaches that created our rural communities, and the local and global context within which these communities and economies function today.
"We understood more about the foundations of rural economies in the 50s and 60s", said Halseth. "But over time people lost interest in looking at the core economic values of rural communities". Greg inspires communities to mobilize their local and regional assets and aspirations, which will, as he says "allow us to work in partnership to create a future for our children and grandchildren".
Greg's presentation looks at practical ways for communities to approach social and economic renewal so that it makes sense, is pro-active, and is driven by local purpose.
The event is free to the public and will be held at College of the Rockies on Monday, April 11, 7 pm.
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"[Ricky Stuart] has picked a whole 17 that can attack. He's obviously got every player in here for their strengths" ... Josh Morris. Photo: Getty Images
JOSH MORRIS will go into his third State of Origin match in a position to which he is unaccustomed, marking a player he has never directly opposed before, who just happens to be probably the most destructive player in rugby league.
Hand-feeding a wild bear seems like a pastime with more stable prospects for the future, yet Morris, up against rampaging Queenslander Greg Inglis, is talking tough.
''I'm going to try my damn hardest,'' Morris said yesterday. ''That's what I got picked here to do.''
As the Blues attempt to avoid a seventh straight series loss, Morris's task of stopping Inglis is a key one. The Souths star is rarely unable to produce his best football in Origin - but what is more ominous on this occasion is the fact that he will be entering the series already in rare form.
Still, Morris said he would be relishing the challenge. ''I've got a job to do there, and obviously we'll speak about that more as the week goes on,'' he said. ''But I'm looking forward to the challenge, and I'm sure Michael [Jennings] will be looking forward to the challenge of marking up on Hodgo [Justin Hodges].
''They're the Australian centres, so it presents a fair challenge, but also an opportunity for us to go out there and play well. They are the two strike centres, and the form centres of the comp, so me and Michael have got our hands full. We'll look forward to that.''
Morris does concede that Inglis's form, having been switched to fullback for the Rabbitohs, has been something to behold this year.
''He always plays good at this time of year,'' he said. ''Playing at fullback, we've seen over the last six weeks, he's played some of his best footy, so he's taking that into the game. But I'm looking forward to the opportunity and the challenge that that brings.''
Morris has been in good form for the Bulldogs. Yet he is predominantly a left-centre, now thrust out onto the right edge in a State of Origin encounter, considered the toughest rugby league contest. ''I played on the right filling in for Gaz [Mark Gasnier] and Coops [Matt Cooper] when I was just coming through the grades at the Dragons,'' he said.
''I have had a bit of exposure to both sides of the field. As long as we keep the same structures in place, I'm quite confident.''
The big danger for the centres, particularly Morris, is to focus too much on his opponent. He gave a hint of that when he said that while defending against Inglis was an obvious priority, so was scoring points against him.
''Obviously they are great centres, but Michael and I are quite confident in our own capabilities as well. We look forward to not only defending against them, but attacking also,'' he said.
''[Ricky Stuart] has picked a whole 17 that can attack. He's obviously got every player in here for their strengths. I think he'll be looking forward to using everyone in the team, not just the outside backs.''
With nine tries this season, Morris can at least be assured of confidence in himself.
''I think it's just being consistent, and doing my role for the team at the Bulldogs,'' he said. ''That was my sole focus, to do my job and contribute to the team. It certainly helped my involvement rate. I think Des [Hasler, the Bulldogs coach] has brought out a lot of confidence in me again, which has been good.''


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Apostol wants to create a new city
TACLOBAN CITY – Incoming Leyte Second District Representative Sergio "Serging" Apostol said that among his agenda in his comeback stint as congressional representative is to work for the formation of another city in the province of Leyte – this time in the second congressional district.
Apostol said that Carigara's vision to become a city all on its own may be a farfetched idea since the new law provides for an income of P100 million for the LGU and other stipulations on the population and area requirement for cityhood, the much better idea of merging with three other towns to form a metropolitan city may otherwise be workable.
He said the plan would be to include the nearby towns of Capoocan, Barugo and Tunga in the bid for cityhood. It could be called the City of Northern Leyte.
"But of course, before we can put this into action, there is a need to sit down first with the mayors of these concerned municipalities," Apostol said.
Initially, he added the local chief executives' concern is that they may lose their identity as a local government unit or lose its political jurisdiction.
"Initially, they said if this plan could push through, they wouldn't want to lose their own distinction as an LGU," Apostol mentioned.
Under the Local Government Code of 1991, a town vying to become a city should meet the standard of P100 million annual income and the population requirement of 150,000.
Carigara earns P80 to P85 million annually and the 2007 census pegged its population at 45, 696. However, if merged with the other towns, these cityhood requirements could easily be complied.
The incoming congressional representative likewise said that making Carigara into a city would benefit not only the town but even the entire province.
He said the multi-million market complex and business center that started full operation this year under the leadership of his daughter, Mayor Anlie Apostol, who is set to take oath as board member of the second district of the province, is part of the general plan of the town's bid to become a city.
Also, the continuous rehabilitation of the town's port started by his wife outgoing Second District Representative and incoming Carigara Mayor Trinidad Apostol is also to prepare its bay and port areas for sea crafts and businesses.
"If this will work, Leyte's northern part can be an alternative business destination for investors and businesses from all over the country, "Apostol said. (AHLETTE C. REYES)
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CLEVELAND, Tenn. – An overnight fire destroyed a Cleveland manufacturing facility.
Firefighters responded to the 2-alarm blaze at Polymer Components at 12:26 a.m. today and worked over two hours to get it under control, said Bobby Gaylor, a battalion chief with the Cleveland Fire Department.
The 28,000-square-foot structure, located on 20th Street SE, was a total loss, said Gaylor. An investigation is underway and an incident report is expected to be completed within a few days, he said.
Polymer Components produces custom made rubber, injection molding and polyurethane components.
Owner Ralph Brett could not be reached for comment this morning.
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COMMENTARY | New Orleans Hornets rookie Anthony Davis has been selected to the 2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge. The NBA recognized Davis' outstanding first half of the season for the Hornets. The Rising Stars Challenge will take place on Friday, February 15 at 8 p.m. CT and will air live on TNT as one of the opening acts of NBA All-Star Weekend 2013.
Anthony Davis
With the Hornets occupying the cellar of the Western Conference, many NBA fans may be missing out on Anthony Davis' rookie campaign in New Orleans. Although he has missed time with two injuries, Anthony Davis has displayed his freakish athleticism on many occasions in the first half of the NBA season. Davis has one or two "wow" moments every game.
Despite missing 13 of the Hornets' first 46 games, Davis is averaging 13.0 points, 7.6 rebounds, and 1.8 blocks per game. These numbers are more impressive when considering that New Orleans coach Monty Williams is only playing Davis for just over 28 minutes per game. Although fans are frustrated with Williams' cautious approach, the Hornets are playing it safe with their 19-year-old rookie phenom in a season that will not end in a playoff berth.
2013 BBVA Rising Stars Challenge
Anthony Davis will be the Hornets' first representative in the Rising Stars Challenge since Chris Paul took part in 2007 as a sophomore. This will be the second year in a row in which Charles Barkley and Shaquille O'Neal serve as general managers. They will draft among the pool of 18 NBA rookies and sophomores.
I expect Anthony Davis to be the first or second pick of either "Team Chuck" or "Team Shaq." 2012 MVP Kyrie Irving should go first. Then the next GM will pick either the other star point guard, Damian Lillard, or Davis. At the latest, Davis should go in the second round. The BBVA Rising Stars Challenge should be a fun way to begin 2013 NBA All-Star Weekend. Last year's game was a 146-133 track meet.
If he continues to improve and the Hornets start winning in the future, it shouldn't be long before Anthony Davis starts playing in the main event of NBA All-Star Weekend.
Patrick Michael was born in New Orleans and currently resides in the Big Easy. Patrick has followed the Hornets since they moved to New Orleans and has covered the team since 2010. He was in attendance the night the Hornets were one win away from the Western Conference Finals. Follow Patrick Michael on Twitter at patmichael84.
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Visit free SAT help at http://bulleter.com/w/essay. This part of the clip covers writing the body, paragraph transition, conclusion, vocabulary, and adding length.
In the Land of Jim Crow: Growing Up Segregated
The experiences of living with de jure segregation in the South and de facto segregation in the North are recalled in vivid, first-hand accounts. Historical commentaries are interspersed with remembrances that are sure to stimulate discussions about racial segregation, its impact on society in general, and its influence on African American culture both in years past and today. A Kinocraft production and winner of several film-festival awards.
Five Paragraph Essay
This video demonstrates a step by step guide on writing a five paragraph essay. Overall this video is a good introduction to essay writing and would be good to use as a guide for writing essays. The audio throughout this video is not always the highest quality, making it difficult to understand what is being taught at times. At the end, a few tips and tricks for essay writing are presented.
How to Care for Lilac Trees
A gardener explains how to care for lilac trees by planting them on a hill that has good drainage and full sun and watering them throughout the summer. Prune lilac trees down one third every year to keep the plant even and healthy. Lots of tips and information in this clip about caring for a lilac tree.
Applying Rules of Exponents (Part 2 of 2)
This instructor in this video, Sal Khan, continues with 2 more exponent rules with an introduction to composite problems. Mr. Khan uses computer software (with different colors) to model several examples of how to apply rules of exponents.
Baby Chameleons Depend on Instinct
With typical National Geographic close-up photography, we see baby chameleons emerge from their eggs. Learn why chameleons change skin color. Watch as a baby finds food. Narration is provided by a pleasant, upbeat female voice. Additional light music and nature sounds fill in the background of this short video. Run time 01:21.
Types of Definition
Clues for Crossword Puzzles
For older students, this two minute video provides some insights as to how clues are given for crossword puzzles.
Debra Messing Discusses Nature
Debra Messing discusses (with the help of some friends) the definition of nature. This is suitable for pre-schoolers and primary grades.
Between the Lions: "Chicken Jane & the Aardvark" Here's another heroic adventure sequence from "Between the Lions" -- the story of how Chicken Jane saved Scot and Dot from a hard-charging aardvark pulling a cart containing a huge marshmallow. Video is short, but is helpful to kids who are trying to master the "ar" sound. Some words are printed on the screen. This video is of good quality and would be good for early readers to help with word recognition.
How to add RAM to a desktop computer
If your computer is seeming slow and sluggish adding RAM is the quickest and easiest way to speed it up. This video demonstrates how to find the right type of RAM and install it in the slots.
Six steps of Chip Design
Engineers from Intel tell us their recipes for designing the brains of computers.
The History Of Christmas- Christmas Unwrapped Part 4 of 5
Part 4 of 5
People all over the world celebrate the birth of Christ on December 25th. But why is the Nativity marked by gift giving, and was He really born on that day? And just where did the Christmas tree come from?
The History of Santa Claus
This video moves too quickly to read, so hit the pause button until you finish reading. It is a brief history of Santa Claus, his origins and how he got to be what he is today. (Amateur video)
Holiday Traditions Digital Story
This video is a sample digital story created for a second grade class. Examples of family Christmas traditions, such as foods eaten, are given throughout the video.
Learn about Christmas Trees
Christmas trees are a beautiful addition to many of our home this time of year. Did you know that the tree was original decorated with large, red apples as a symbol of Adam and Eve? Learn more about the origins of the Christmas tree with this video. Allen Smith shares more on this symbol of the holiday. Run time 01:39.
History: Christmas Evolves With Time
An explanation of changes in the way Christmas is selected in more recent times. The nature of the holiday in how it was celebrated and how the middle class influenced it. 04:29 run time
Graph of the Sine Function
Using the unit circle definition of the sine function to make a graph of it. In an easy conversational tone, the instructor uses the computer screen as his 'blackboard' and different colors to emphasis his points. For high school students.
Discovery Kids - Doki Descubre - Los Frutos
This one-minute animated Spanish video gives information about fruits.
Interview with Phyllis Reynolds Naylor (Part 5)
In this section, Phyllis Reynolds Naylor, winner of the ASPCA Roger Caras Award, answer the question, "How did you feel when you learned you won the ASPCA® Roger Caras Achievement Award?" She answered that the award is relatively new and she had to look it up to see what it was for. The award is for a person or organization that promotes animal welfare. She says getting the award was a thrill. (0:24)
Video Production - Project Preproduction (#6)
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For such a small race they really do a good job. Great volunteers. The views of the Tetons were great. The course was not marked so the fast folks missed some turns at first but everyone yelled and got them back on course. The post race was more for kids from the town instead of the runners but that's OK. The hand made finisher's metal (ceramic shoe) was cool!
Course was beautiful running toward the Tetons. My only issue was all support was pulled at 4 1/2 hrs and I was at mile 19. I appreciated the ambulance personnel who stopped and gave me water at 23 miles. Finish line was down when I completed at 6:27 as was the rest of the support. The website needs to be more specific on race timing and not pull course support just because most of the runners had completed
Driggs, Idaho turns out to host a community event that has at least 3 volunteers for each runner. I was one of 28 runners finishing the race. I hadn't planned on doing this race as I was signed up to do the Deseret Race in Salt Lake City, Utah the following weekend, and am trying to run marathons in the 50 states, so when I heard about the race on the radio I decided to sign up. This race has it all. The medal was made by the high school art class out of glazed ceramic. The age group top three placers had a choice of charities to donate their prize money to. I donated mine to a horse rescue. The town turned out for a festival in the park afterwards. The half-marathon had a respectable turnout, but I enjoyed the attention and relationships that the marathon runners shared. The Tetons to the east of Driggs made spectacular running companions as the cold sun rose. A red tailed hawk circled and cried. As the course twisted through farm fields a horseman joined me for part of the run with his grandson on his lap. If you like smaller runs where the runners are the heroes, this is a must.
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I just don't see him as world title material. Hopefully he proves me wrong as he's pretty damn good.
A new finisher would help.
A new finisher would help.
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May 9th, 2013
WWIB: Here Fishy Fishy
They're not hookers, they're massage therapists.
- Yeah, they'll massage your cock for money.
There is a word for that… I think it's hooker!
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Single/div/widowed girls, even old single girls don't care about the bad boy/good boy thing. The only thing these deluded fools care about are good looks and height and by that I mean they want men who SOCIETY considers attractive. Even the ugliest, shortest, fattest old single female unfortunately feels this way and with a lot of makeup and hairdye on, she deludes herself into thinking that she's beautiful. Meanwhile us single men have minds of our own, each of us can find the attractiveness in a socially plain looking woman and nobody can tell a MAN who he should be attracted to.
Here is a story about a Single White Female over 60 who puts ads up on singles sites.
One day the SWF was sleeping and her apt caught on fire. She woke up, smelled smoke, got up from her bed and she went to find the source of the smoke. Now the smoke got too heavy, she lost consciousness, fell down unconscious and that would have been it .
Except that the fire department was called, a fireman knocked on her door.
BANGBANGBANGBANGBANG!He got no answer so the fireman broke down the door, searched her apartment, found her lying there unconscious.
So he picked her up, opened up the window, carried her down the fire escape and to safety.
The neighbors all saw that and they started cheering. The fireman he was a hero.
The ambulance came, the attendants put the still unconscious single old female into the ambulance, they started working on her and the hero fireman got in the ambulance and came along.
The fireman was watching the old single woman with concern on his face. Then the SWF came to and she didn't know where she was but she saw the hero fireman looking at her with tenderness and concern in his face.
So the old SWF looked at her hero's face intently like she was trying to figure something out.
Then the old SWF beckoned the hero close to her.
He came close and she looked deeply into his face………….
And she said to him
You know, I'm all for people of wal-mart but using massage therapists as a joke is NOT cool.
We're part of the health care field and jokes like these really skew some peoples idea of what it is that we do.
And, I'm pretty sure the one on the right is dressed up as Dr. Frank-N-Furter from Rocky Horror.


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The Midgard Bestiary for the AGE system is here, with 50 monsters and foes drawn from Open Design's award-winning adventures and sourcebooks!
Between its covers lurk some of the greatest monsters that Open Design has unleashed on players over the last five years - ready to deploy in your AGE System adventures. All are core fantasy creatures designed for easy adaptation to a homebrew campaign or another published setting.
You'll find lots of old favorites here along with brand-new monsters: foes and allies from the Free City of Zobeck, the empire of the ghouls, the courts of the shadow and river fey, the Old Margreve forest, and the Ironcrags.
AGE system players now have a toychest that includes the steam golem, kobold slyblade, ghost knight, imperial ghast, bonepowder ghoul, roachling, free canton siegebreaker, and the spark, all fully illustrated and heavily playtested for play with AGE Set 1 or Set 2!
58 pages, with an introduction by Dragon Age RPG Line Developer Jeff Tidball.
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11 Records
Most Sunflower Seeds Fit In Mouth At Once
Taylor Cross placed 268 salted sunflower seeds in his mouth at once.
NOTE: Stuffing food in your mouth can be dangerous. Please use caution when making an attempt.
Tallest Dandelions Grown In An Electromagnetic Field
Darryl Learie grew a 1.7-cm long dandelion sprout in a 9.6-watt electromagnetic field with hypothesized current, 4.6 KV , 0.002 amps at 1,800 hertz.
Most Potted Plants Held At Once
Brian of Tagawa Gardens held nine potted plants at once. He set the record as part of Tagawa Gardens Community Festival.
John Drinkwater poked a cactus 250 times.
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Most Kisses Under Mistletoe In 30 Seconds
Sean Sonic of radio station Channel 933 received five kisses under a piece of mistletoe in 30 seconds.
Longest Plant Grown From Seed Inside A Balloon
Darryl Learie successfully sprouted a 3.5-centimeter dandelion inside a balloon.
Farthest Distance To Water A Tomato Plant Using A .22-Caliber Rifle
Doug McManaman watered a tomato plant using a .22-caliber rifle from 50 yards away.
Most Flowers Planted In "Minecraft"
Jack D. planted 18,275 flowers in Minecraft.
John Nelson and Russell DeCaprio planted a tree in 1.90 seconds.
Nelson and DeCaprio set the record as part of Fusion 41, a URDB World Record Challenge created by the Ford Motor Company.
Tallest Drecena Messangena Plant
Madhu Joshi found a Drecaena Messangeana plant measuring an impressive 25 feet high.
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The Chander Law Firm Presents "Immigration Issues When Transitioning Employment" to MEED Center
DALLAS, TEXAS - On May 20, 2010, Vishal Chander, Managing Attorney of The Chander Law Firm, presented a seminar entitled "Immigration Issues When Transitioning Employment" to members of the Multi-ethnic Education and Economic Development Center (MEED Center).
During this seminar, Mr. Chander discussed immigration issues affecting employees especially during a difficult economy. Mr. Chander discussed the pitfalls faced by aliens when attempting to transition employment. He discussed issues affecting H-1B, L-1, E-3, and TN employees when attempting to change employers or when laid off. He also discussed employment issues faced when applications for permanent residence are pending.
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Know Your Yogurt
The connection between intestinal health and general physical and mental health has become firmly established. Gastrointestinal problems have been linked to arthritis, skin problems, poor immune function, mental imbalances, and other conditions. Faulty diet, poor digestion, prescription drugs, environmental poisons, and a stressful lifestyle all contribute to the accumulation of toxins in the digestive tract. If these toxins cannot be eliminated, a process of autointoxication begins whereby such poisons are reabsorbed into the bloodstream. It is then only a question of time before disease sets in.
The Edgar Cayce readings place great importance on maintaining intestinal health and a clean colon, suggesting that "...everyone--everybody--should take an internal bath occasionally..." (440-2), referring to colonic irrigation. In addition, the readings recommend yogurt as an aid in detoxifying and nourishing the intestinal tract: "Also we would add yogurt in the diet as an active cleanser through the colon and intestinal system. This would be most beneficial, not only purifying the alimentary canal but adding the vital forces necessary to enable those portions of the system to function in the nearer normal manner." (1542-1)
Yogurt and other cutured dairy products, such as buttermilk, quark, and kefir, are a good source of lactic acid bacteria (LAB), which help maintain healthy microflora in the intestinal tract. Regular ingestion of LAB has been shown to improve immune function and promote the synthesis of nutrients, notably the B vitamins. In addition, LAB are known to lower serum cholesterol levels and reduce the risk of colon cancer.
LAB, which convert the milk sugar lactose into lactic acid, are of particular benefit to those who suffer from lactose intolerance due to a deficiency of lactase, the enzyme that breaks down lactose. Many lactose-intolerant people find that when they take LAB-fermented milk products such as yogurt, symptoms of gastric distress normally associated with milk intake are eliminated or significantly reduced.
Can a common food such as yogurt truly bestow such amazing health benefits? Indeed, but all yogurt products are not alike. What makes a major difference in their quality is whether or not they contain live and active LAB cultures. In the U.S., F.D.A. regulations require that all yogurts be made with active culture. However, some yogurt manufacturers use heat treatment in order to extend shelf life. Heat treatment kills LAB, and yogurt thus treated does not contain active culture. In Canada, heat treatment of yogurt is against the law.
When purchasing yogurt, it is important to read the label carefully. If the label says "made with active culture," the yogurt may have undergone heat treatment and the culture with which it is made may no longer be active. Be sure that the label reads "contains active culture," or that it shows the Live & Active Cultures seal of The National Yogurt Association, which guarantees that the yogurt contains at least 100 million cultures per gram at the time of manufacture. The number of cultures remains stable for about two to three weeks, and then gradually declines. You can do a simple test to check if your yogurt still contains active culture by adding a little of the yogurt to fresh milk. If the milk starts to curdle, the culture is still actve. Be sure, however, not to consume yogurt or other dairy products after their expiration date.
Yogurts that are stirred and mixed with fruit may also contain a thickening agent such as cornstarch for improved texture. "Set" yogurts, in which the fruit sits at the bottom, generally do not contain such additives.
A lack of understanding concerning the importance of natural fats, such as dairy fats, in a healthy diet has contributed to a consumer preference for low-fat and non-fat yogurt. Unless a person has a problem digesting fats, I do not recommend them. The fat in milk assists in the absorption and assimilation of nutrients, especially calcium and vitamin A. Low-fat and non-fat dairy products are not whole foods. Many non-fat yogurts also contain artificial sweeteners and other toxic additives. Ideally, keep yogurt simple so that you can benefit from all its natural goodness.
It is best to buy organic yogurt, available in health food stores and some supermarkets. You can also make your own yogurt, using a store-bought starter culture. It is especially easy when you use a yogurt maker, and it is the best way to ensure that your yogurt is fresh and contains live and active LAB cultures.
Cayce reading 5210-1 effectively summarizes the reasons why yogurt is a valuable addition to the diet: "Then, for the strengthening of the body, for the gradual building up of the vitality, use yogurt."
This article first appeared in the September/October, 2002, issue of Venture Inward and has been used by permission of the author.
Simone Gabbay, a registered nutritional consultant in Toronto, Canada, is the author of Nourishing the Body Temple and Visionary Medicine. She maintains a website at


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Transfer games via the internet? That sounds looney.
If the internal drive is going to be the only way to store 4gb+ filesized games....then it would easy make sense to me to have the option of setting the ps3s main hdd to be outside the main body.
At the moment I have a tidy setup with a USB hdd docking station, a usb selector switch (a bit like the old scart selector switches used to get), which feed my Popcorn Hour, HTPC, Wii, and jtag 360. With that I can place my hdds (both 2.5" and 3.5") into it depending on what I want to do and easy access all my files/movies/backups.
With a similar setup, one can potentially get around the hdd limitation by having alternative hdds with games on. After all, a 250gb-500gb or so hdd isn't going to hold many ps3 backups on, and an external USB drive isn't the answer as that only supports fat32 at the moment (maybe hfs or something at later date?)
Maybe the internal hdd could be set to external by using an esata connection perhaps? (I've only owned ps3 for a few months and have never looked at changing hdd so not sure of how its connected - but presumably its just sata....so esata should be easy???)
Sooooo....esata the main hdd to a docking station- and theres a potential multiple hdd solution?


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Launch yourself into the universe of BattleTech with new technologies and prove your heroism to House Lords and Khans alike! Visit strange and distant worlds, and battle alien beasts beyond your wildest dreams! Demonstrate new combat techniques both in and out of the cockpit while navigating the intricate layers of neo-feudal politics! Whether your are a House... [click here for more]
Dawn of a Deadly New Age...
For three hundred years, the nations of the Inner Sphere waged war in the name of the fallen Star League, sending armies of MechWarriors into battle for glory and power. Yet even as BattleMechs clashed over the forgotten ruins of humanity's Golden Age, the descendants of the long-lost Star League Defense Force gathered their might among distant s... [click here for more]
Humanity's Golden Age
Before the treachery of Stefan Amaris, Kerensky's Exodus, and the Succession Wars, the realms of the Inner Sphere were united under the banner of the Star League. As the pinnacle of culture and technology, the six Great Houses and four territorial states of the League reaped the benefits of universal peace and justice, the fruits of ... [click here for more]
Conflict is Inevitable
For three hundred years, the nations of the Inner Sphere waged war in the name of the fallen Star League, sending armies of MechWarriors into battle for glory and power. The arrival of the Clans, martial descendants of the lost Star League Defense Force, in 3049 upset all the previous balances of power and set the stage for cataclysmic warfare to rival the ... [click here for more]
In the wake of the Star League's collapse, Aleksandr Kerensky led the bulk of the SLDF into deep space to escape the inevitable Succession Wars. But war soon came to the "Star League in Exile" anyway, prompting General Kerensky's son Nicholas to form a new society, based on the principles of honor and strength. Fifteen years later, the newborn Clans were unleashed against those who ab... [click here for more]
One Species, One Realm
In 2570, the six Great Houses of the Inner Sphere united to create the Star League, promising to bring an end to the generations of warfare that engulfed the worlds mankind now called home. Shortly thereafter, to seal their alliance, they turned against the various independent realms of the Periphery. Over the next twenty years, the so-called Reunification ... [click here for more]
The Beginning of the End
In 2766, decades of careful planning and manipulation finally culminated when Stefan Amaris wiped out the entire Cameron dynasty in a bloody coup. Rallying the might of the SLDF behind him, General Aleksandr Kerensky immediately attacked Amaris' Rim Worlds Republic, before turning his full fury against the Usurper's "Empire,&rd... [click here for more]
In 2777—after ten years of savage fighting in the Periphery—General Alaksandr Kerensky and the Star League Defense Force launched the final phase in the war against Stefan Amaris, the Usurper of the Star League. For two more years, the greatest army ever forged by humankind would wage a planetby-planet war for the heart of the League itself, ultimat... [click here for more]
The Clans
Descendants of the Star League Defense Force, they returned to the Inner Sphere in 3050 with violence and honor. Stalled by the combined might of the Inner Sphere, the Clans have been waiting for the chance to strike for Terra once more. But fractures within Nicholas Kerensky's Great Society have widened. A new enemy threatens to destroy the Clans once and for all... [click here for more]
The Tome of Blood, a supplement for Black Crusade, is the second of four books delving into the darkest secrets of the Ruinous Powers. It is devoted to Khorne, the Lord of Skulls, perhaps mightiest of the Chaos Gods, and his powerful minions who carry his blood-drenched banner across the worlds of the Screaming Vortex. Within its pages, Heretics gain terrible new armaments and wea... [click here for more]
Tzeentch, the Chaos God of Change, weaves the unfathomable strands of Fate from his Impossible Labyrinth deep within the warp. For the innumerable masses, Fate is a cruel and arbitrary force...but for the Tzeentch's chosen few, it is a path to ultimate power.
The Tome of Fate is a mind-bending supplement for Black Crusade! The first of four books delving in... [click here for more]
he Space Hulk Mortis Thule drifts silently through the void of the Jericho Reach, and with it comes devastation, ruin, and woe. Do you dare breach its hull and uncover its sanity-shattering secrets? Ark of Lost Souls is a supplement for Deathwatch that presents both a three-part adventure set onboard an infamous Space Hulk, and a Game Master's guide to Space Hulks in general... [click here for more]
For as long as mankind has sailed the void of the Jericho Reach, it has been a place of danger and mystery. Evil slumbers in the forgotten places between the stars, and only the Deathwatch can stand before it.
The Outer Reach is an exciting supplement for Deathwatch! Revealing the secret dangers that lurk in the darkness between the stars, The Outer Reach gives play... [click here for more]


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As technological advances hold the line on power consumption, major electricity players are looking to get bigger to protect their bottom lines.
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Exelon announced on Thursday that it would buy Constellation Energy for $38.59 a share, the latest deal in a wave of consolidation among energy companies, particularly utilities.
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Wall Street is still awaiting answers about why the stock market plunged in a matter of minutes on Thursday afternoon and then bounced back.
Exelon Gives Up on Bid for NRG Energy
Exelon, the utility company, dropped a $7.53 billion offer for NRG Energy after shareholders rejected its board nominees, ending a nine-month takeover battle.
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NRG Energy said Wednesday it has turned down Exelon's latest hostile takeover bid of $8 billion in stock because it undervalues the business.
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Exelon said Thursday it raised its bid for rival power producer NRG Energy to about $7.5 billion in stock, marking the latest twist in the months-long takeover feud.
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The war of words between NRG Energy and its would-be acquirer continues. On Thursday, an article in The Wall Street Journal quoted Exelon's general counsel as saying that a majority of NRG's outstanding shares — about 51 percent — had been turned over as part of Exelon's $6 billion tender offer. NRG followed up with […]
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NRG Energy rejected Exelon's $6 billion-plus takeover bid for the second time on Monday, saying the offer was too low. The U.S. company also recommended that shareholders not tender their shares to Exelon. The second rejection by NRG Energy's board of directors came nearly two weeks after Exelon took its bid directly to NRG Energy […]
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Linen was something that was generally handed down through the family, a hereditary thing. The family did not have an endless source of money but they had their linen.
If you see the marvelous movie, The Quiet Man with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara (which takes place in Ireland), you'll witness The Irish girl, Maureen O'Hara crying over her furniture and linen that was suppose to be her dowry from her mother. Her brother refused to give it to her because he did not like her choice of husband (and other complicated reasons) John Wayne, her husband, being an American, didn't understand the significance of the linen and furniture, her pewter, her piano, etc.
In the end it was these belongings that stood between her and her husband's bed. She was not going to be a wife without her linen.
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Food basketsIncreased need for holiday gift baskets, gifts created by layoffs at wind plantIt's that time of year when we need to dig deep into our pockets for that last nickel, dime or even a dollar.The red kettles, a signature of the Salvation Army, will begin showing up across Hutchinson and other cities. They are reminders that unless we donate time, money and goods, those who have encountered rocky times this year likely will go without a Christmas dinner and gifts. In Hutchinson it may be difficult to understand how a city's unemployment rate can fall a couple of percentage points below the national rate of 7.9 percent, yet Salvation Army officials guarantee the need for holiday food baskets will be greater than in years past. There is a simple explanation. Hutchinson's wind energy plant, Siemens, announced earlier this year that more than 200 workers would be laid off toward the end of 2012. The last 146 of those workers will walk out the plant's doors later this month. Siemens and this community have, among others, Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan., to thank for their minimal Christmases. Huelskamp, who lives in Hutchinson and maintains a home in western Kansas, doesn't support wind energy tax credits. Huelskamp proudly points to his fiscal conservatism in turning his back on wind energy tax credits. Yet he never takes his thinking a step further - the job losses he creates with his misguided thinking. Fortunately, laid-off workers and others in need get to live in a community that has a generous Salvation Amy. The Army will douse - at least for a day - those who have fallen on hard times with food baskets and hope. A day and some food is more than Huelskamp is willing to give them. But first the community must step up. "We anticipate many will need it for the very first time because of layoffs and the downturn in the economy," Salvation Army Major Jim Mungai said. "We're going to try to make it a more substantial basket that will last more than just one meal." The campaign's goal is $185,000. That is a monumental task, but the Army always has found unique ways to stretch the donated food and dollars. Applying for a food basket: How to apply: Visit the Salvation Army, 700 N. Walnut St., Monday through Friday, 9 to 11:30 a.m. or 1 to 3:30 p.m., through Nov. 30. What to bring: proof of address, proof of income, a picture ID and proof of everyone in the household. For those under 18, a Social Security card or medical card will suffice. Editorials represent the institutional opinion of The Hutchinson News. All other opinion content – individual local and syndicated columnists and letter writers to the "Western Front" – represents the viewpoints of the individual authors. blog comments powered by Disqus Previous Reader Comments (if any): Inappropriate comments include those which: are libelous or defamatory are obscene, pornographic or sexually explicit; substituting characters for letters is not acceptable degrade others on basis of race, gender, class, ethnicity, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, disability or other classification are predatory, hateful or intended to attack, intimidate or harass writers or other commenters. contain advertising or solicitation misrepresent your identity or affiliation Also: Please don't hijack comment threads to controversial topics; keep comments relevant to the topic. Click here to read the entire policy |


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I walk a short section of the Fosse Way between Easton Grey & Cirencester. The Way is in remarkably good condition (though recently suffering from 4-wheel drive vandalism). This section served as the boundary between Wessex and Mercia in Saxon times, and today it is still the boundary between Wiltshire and Gloucestershire. A nice continuity to reflect on while enjoying the walk.
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- From: Graham Smith <gqs@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 01 Apr 2001 15:51:12 +1000 (EST)
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On 04-Mar-2001 P.C. Uiterlinden wrote:
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>> I have Installed a newer version of lilo (2.17) to no avail. Don't know
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> Have also ran lilo again?
> Do you have the proper boot=, image= and root= lines in /ect/lilo.conf?
> Could there be an issue with the kernel installed on a track above 1023?
> Perhaps you should read the LILO howto. And, if it exists, the notebook
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I have managed to get it working temporarily by installing another boot
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