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ABC's hit reality TV series where some of America's most successful self-made millionaires look for those in need and reward them with hundreds of thousands of dollars is back! Secret Millionaire sends millionaires in disguise into the country's poorest areas to spend a week looking for deserving organizations, charities and people. On tonight's episode, a father and daughter head to Newark, New Jersey which is the fourth poorest large city in the country. World-famous artist Scott Jacobs and his daughter Alexa head out on an adventure that will change their lives forever!
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Glassroots is an organization that teaches urban youth business and entrepreneurship through glass making. Scott is an artist and is really touched by how much of an impact the organization has on the young members of the community. While there, Scott meets Chris who had to sell drugs to support his family after his father left. Scott says he can identify with Chris–a young artist–so he wants to make a donation.
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Justice of the Peace, Prec. 3: Cora Mae Romine
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This is an insult to the voters, one week after three council people asked to raise the ad valorem tax to cover streets, (the way it should have been done to start with) those who voted for a fee instead are more than willing to now impose a tax for a park that will only benefit a few people.
Please ask those folks where the money is going to come from to rebuild residential streets? an assessment according to them, tax us for their profit, desert us wen it comes to basic infrastructure.
Same ole story corpus, no to basic infrastructure, yes to baubles on the bay that eat up our tax base that benefit a few people. Do we really need this right now when we still have huge infrastructure challenges (sewer, storm water, water, streets) still unsolved.
Mark Scott was there when all that was neglected and pushed ABCenter which still costs tax payers $5 million a year, Whataburger field $3 million a year, fountain $2 million a year all while our infrastructure crumbles. Now they propose more of the same.
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A new sound byte has been dripping from the mouths of every White House official--from President Bush in Washington, DC to Secretary of State Rice in Europe: we dont' talk about secret programs.
Take a quick look at the following exchange between a reporter and the President at the White House, today...
The following quote is from a press conference held, today, at the White House:
Q Thank you, Mr. President. Does your administration have any plans to change the policy of renditioning and/or the detention centers alleged to be taking place in Europe?
PRESIDENT BUSH: Carl, first of all, I don't talk about secret programs, covert programs, covert activities. Part of a successful war on terror is for the United States of America to be able to conduct operations, all aimed to protect the American people, covertly.
However, I can tell you two things: one, that we abide by the law of the United States; we do not torture. And two, we will try to do everything we can to protect us within the law. We're facing an enemy that would like to hit America again, and the American people expect us to, within our laws, do everything we can to protect them. And that's exactly what the United States is doing. We do not render to countries that torture. That has been our policy, and that policy will remain the same.
It is pretty clear from these comments that the President has been given a script to repeat in case any questions about secret prisons and torture are posed to him.
But what should the reporter say in response?
They should ignore this remark from the President for one very simple reason: the secret prisons are not a secret anymore.
President Bush is playing a dangerous game with the American public and with the trust of our allies. By saying that he is not going to talk about a network of illegal secret prisons, he is saying that he is above public debate about the morality of torture and the ethics of exporting prisoners to foreign countries that are out of view of the American legal system.
But the only reason the reporter is asking a question about the 'secret' prisons is because they are no longer a secret.
The American people and the world all know that the Bush Administration created a network of illegal, secret torture prisons in Europe. And any journalist with self-respect will not wait for the President to give him or her permission to talk about them.
Journalists have a responsibility to bring any instance of a President breaking the law to the attention of the public--any instance. It is the responsibility of journalists in this country to guard against the White House breaking the law.
"How long will the White House stonewall the American public about secret prisons and torture being used illegally in our name?"
"When the whole world knows about the White House's secret prisons, why does the President pretend that this operation is still 'covert' and under wraps?"
"When will the President look the American public in the eye and tell the truth?"
Those are real questions that every journalist should be asking right now.
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Report AbusePreparation. Just that one word alone can be intimidating. I have learned over the past few weeks that taking a J/24 to a travel regatta is no easy task. There are countless tasks that need to be completed.
1. Trailer
- Make sure lights are working
- Make sure electric brakes are working
- Make sure all of the bearings are in good shaped and greased.
2. Boat
- Every item on the boat needs to be weighed and inventoried and added up on Part C of the measurement requirements. To make this part even more difficult you have to convert everything to Kilos!
- The Boat needs to be washed and waxed.
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- Trailer Registration in tow vehicle
- J/24 Class member card
- Proof of marine liability insurance.
- Crew weight
- Making sure you get gas before you hitch up. At some gas stations the boat will not fit under the roof.
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This is part of SeaWatch's annual Whale and Dolphin Watch that in the last 8 years we have carried out 4 times in Kent (sort of on a rough biannual basis). The Watch is from near the bird hide on the beach just down from the old lighthouse (on the power station boundary).
Normally there are two or three of us at any one time and its just a rather nice morning with breakfast afterwards at the cafe (if open!). Three of the four watches I've run have been here and we have had at least one Harbour Porpoise on each survey.
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Downloadable interchangeable cam model. Build the model and learn first-hand how cams work! If you are a member, first of all, thank you - I couldn't do this without you! Secondly, as a member you can download the parts at the end of this blog post. None members can download the file for a modest fee, for which, thank you as well. Print the parts out onto thin card (230 micron / 230 gsm is perfect)
Score along the dotted lines and cut out the circular holes before cutting out the pieces. (Don't cut out the square hole in the box top. Follow the instructions below to complete the model.
The completed Interchangeable Cam model.
Fold round and glue down the box top as shown above. Make sure that the end touches the crease line at the point arrowed. Set it to one side to let the glue dry completely.
Fold over the cam and glue it together. Make sure you don't get glue on the four tabs.
Cut out the cam.
Make up the cam shaft and glue the cam in place, make sure that the orientation is the same as in the picture.
Fold round and together the two box stiffeners. Glue them to the inside of the box parts so that they are just above the circular hole.
Glue the two box halves together as shown.
Retrieve the box top, carefully cut out the square hole through both layers of card.
Glue the top and bottom of the box to the box, use the grey areas for alignment.
Make up the cam follower and and the push rod.
Thread the drive shaft through the two holes in the box. Note the square grey areas are to the back of the box. Glue on the washers making sure that the drive shaft is free to rotate.
Assemble the handle in three steps. Fold round the handle parts to make a square section. Fold one section into the other and glue down. Roll round the long tab and glue it down.
Glue the handle to the drive shaft.
Glue the cam follower to the box top then glue the push rod to the cam follower.
Complete the model by slipping the cam into the drive shaft.
That's it! Turn the handle, the cam turns and the cam follower moves according to the shape of the cam. Find out more about how cams work in the mechanisms section.
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Hoorah! This is the exact (!) kind of education I was wishing for, Rob! Kudos!
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Hello Rob !
that's a great thing for developing new mecanism !
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Congratulations, Rob! Every time better and better. I saw an external cam in a toy once, but never thought it could be changeable...As someone said before, "this is the kind of education we need". Thanks a lot for your artwork.
Thanks Hugo, I'm glad you liked it!
Hey! I paid for a monthly membership, but i can't download this proyect!! Please help me!!
Sight technical glitch - sorted now I think. Thanks for signing up, I hope you enjoy it.
Hey Rob
Lovely website, excellent educational stuff for me, should keep kids going for hours and get them into mechanisms. I have a teacher yearly subscription. I have tried to download the interchangeable cams kit. Cannot seem to do it
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Thanks Russ, I think I've sorted your membership out for you. Have fun!
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"Louisiana's best party on two wheels" returns this weekend for its third annual citywide celebration
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Posted Mar 28, 2012It's true that here in the land of festivals, one celebration sometimes blends into another. Though most of us will never tire of celebrations that consist of sitting in a lawn chair and waving our arms for shiny beads, it would be nice to celebrate something more, well, active. Get a good grip on your handlebars, because a truly standout festival approaches us this weekend, and it's all about the thrill of adventure and the joy that is to be had on two wheels.
The Velo Louisiane 2012, presented by the Baton Rouge Advocates for Safe Streets (B.R.A.S.S.), is back for its third annual citywide celebration. And, with a kaleidoscopic array of family-friendly activities, races, demonstrations, local art auction and after-hours socializing, Velo LA promises to offer something for everyone: from cyclo-cross, BMX, and mountain bike enthusiasts, to casual bikers and non-cyclists who want to meet new people, watch cool races, and mingle around unique, locally made art.
It all starts this Saturday, March 31 at 8 a.m., at City-Brooks Park Tennis Courts on Dalrymple. After TREK mountain bike demonstrations at Comite River/Kerry Stamey Bike Trails (check website for details) at 9 a.m., Mayor Kip Holden will preside over a dedication of the new Farr Park Bicycle Trail Head Facility and lead the Mayor's Family Fun Bike Ride. From Farr Park, organizers will lead a bike ride to the Farmers Market in downtown Baton Rouge.
"One of the benefits of this festival will definitely be the opportunity to learn more about bike routes to use for popular destinations," said Mark Martin, founder of B.R.A.S.S., the 501 (c) 3 non-profit that is the hosting organization. Since 2006, B.R.A.S.S. has promoted bicycling and walking transportation options in the city through public education and advocacy efforts.
Rosanne Scholl, one of Velo LA's organizers, said that this year features the most activities they've had in one weekend. Saturday evening commences Velo Artiste, the night festivities, and at 7 p.m., Bricks and Bombs art gallery (449 Hearthstone Drive, off Government Street in mid-city) will host a silent auction of affordable bike art. Afterwards, Radio Bar (3079 Government Street) will host the after party.
On Sunday, it's all going down at the Perkins Road Extreme Sports Park (Perkins Road and Kenilworth). The BMX track and velodrome will be in full use, featuring races, games and prizes for bikers of all ages and skill levels.
The festival is a chance for the community to learn about the progress that has been made in bike safety and the growing appeal of biking. From the casual commuter to the avid cyclist, bikers enjoy marked health benefits from exercise that also doubles as transportation, but they also get to know their surroundings. "It's hard to know what's going on around you when you limit yourself solely to transportation in a car," stated Martin. "Biking is a joyous thing, no matter what the other benefits are…and there are many," he said. "I'd like people to share in that joy."
Of course, Martin said, in order to feel the joy and sense of adventure that come from being on bikes, people must feel safe. This has been a tumultuous year for bike safety in our city, as a number of bicyclists have been hurt or killed on the roadways. One of Martin's top priorities is to see an explication of a Complete Streets plan for Baton Rouge, including moving bike infrastructure development to a "Phase 2" level, which would mean constructing bike accessible routes that go above and beyond simple sharrow markings that remind drivers to share the road.
Regardless of the problem-solving necessary to make Baton Rouge a more bike-friendly place, Martin said he sees all ages in bike shops, looking to renew their long-lost love for bikes.
He recently saw a seventy-year old woman in a bike shop, and when he asked her why she wanted to buy a bike, she answered, "It's simple: to feel free."
So there you go, readers: Free yourself this weekend. Roll on out and join the adventure of Velo LA; the joy you find may just surprise you.
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Livingston enjoys new library branch
livingston parish news - may 19th
The new $4 million parish library in Livingston, officially opening June 1, is almost twice the size of the old library, and full of innovative features.
The new facility at 20390 Iowa Street is 18,000 sq. ft. and sits on 5 acres, according to Director Giovanni Tairov.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays; 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Fridays, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays. The library is closed on Sundays.
Library officials put aside money for years so the new facility could be constructed without making interest payments on borrowed funds, Tairov said.
The building was designed with the maximum number of windows and the minimum number of interior walls. It differs from traditional libraries not only in its open design, but also by offering information technology training for all ages and hands-on activities for children.
A long, narrow reading section with high ceilings and comfortable armchairs sits in the mid-section, between tall north-facing windows and chest-height shelves for periodicals.
A central corridor separates this adult reading area from the circulation desk and the children's section. Low shelving units and an archway set the children's area apart.
The Smart Table, a horizontal computer screen surface, sits only a few feet off the floor in the children's area. It is surrounded by small, soft, seating cubes—clear signs that this high tech learning resource is suitable for pre-schoolers.
One of the many Smart Table activities allows little fingers to reconfigure computer images of geometrical shapes. Other games are more structured and activate a voice.
Very young children can use the Smart Table to develop skills that will help them learn to read, learn to use a computer, make logical inferences and prepare them for understanding mathematical relationships, Tairov said.
A room on the south side of the children's section is dedicated to arts, crafts, painting, and activities such as puppet shows. It has built-in supply cupboards and a sink for cleaning up.
Small scale tables and chairs occupy the children's open area, and a "tackable" green wall forms one of its boundaries.
The central corridor, with an art gallery on one side, leads west into the adult section with new research resources, two reference librarians and a genealogy section.
The teen area lies beyond the adult area, at the far western end of the library.
In addition to young adult books, it includes a comfortable reading area and two study rooms that can accommodate groups of four working on the same project.
A multi-purpose public meeting space, equipped with a ceiling-mounted projector and a large pull-down screen, occupies the far eastern end of the library. This public space is separated from the rest of the library by a wood and glass wall and by the lobby, so meetings will not disturb quiet work, Tairov said.
A digital information display in the lobby takes the place of a bulletin board and conventional signs.
A large receptacle outside the main doors allows books to be returned when the library is closed. During open hours, books can be dropped into chutes for efficient sorting and a prompt return to the shelves.
Tairov said he and other library officials worked with Stephen Jackson of Cockfield Jackson architects and Labarre Associates to design a facility that would be both attractive and functional for a variety of age and interest groups.
The old 7,000 sq. ft. main branch of the parish's library system, on U.S. 190 in Livingston, is being renovated for offices serving the parish-wide library system, and behind the scenes services.
"We have been leasing space for our cataloging department. After the renovation, we will be able to consolidate cataloging with computer services and administrative functions," Tairov said.
Now that the Iowa Street library is complete, money that was going into a building fund can be used to expand book collections and other resources at all branches, Tairov said.
Residents are using Livingston Parish libraries more every year.
In 2011, a total of 496,611 came through the doors of all the libraries combined, up from 434,000 in 2010, Tairov said.
Circulation numbers continue to climb, with 464,000 "check-outs" in 2011, an increase of 15,000 over 2010.
More people are coming to local libraries looking for reference materials. Local libraries had 77,000 reference "transactions" in 2011, up from 52,000 in 2010, Tairov said.
The libraries also present programs, attended by 19,140 people of all ages last year.
The libraries held 536 programs for children last year; 453 programs for adults, and 197 for teens, Tairov said.
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In need of some optimism for the future of the Detroit Lions? Just look to the Super Bowl and how many different NFC teams have been in the game lately.
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Last Saturday, I slipped and slid through the first tendrils of the oncoming snow storm over to Clark Park to take part in Detroit's first UnSilent Night event. It was cold, windy, dark, and with a fair amount of snow on the ground already, the coffee shop across the street seemed like a more inviting place to be. Nevertheless, when I arrived there were a handful of people there waiting to go, and as the start time drew near a crowd had gathered. Folks who'd just heard about it for the first time, some who'd participated in the event in New York and had waited years to take part in one in Detroit, neighborhood residents who'd seen the group gathering, all came together to await instructions from organizer Garret MacLean and walk together. With boom boxes in hand, everyone hit play on cue, and the group of 50 or so folks trudged through the park.
As I said before, it was cold. Really cold. But despite some grumbling (ok, that was me!), it didn't seem to deter anyone. And the music played, people walked together, stretching farther apart as the walk went on. Bound together not by previous friendship, but by curiosity and a sense of community, adults, kids, and a few excited dogs, braved the elements together, and by the end, the chill in the air didn't seem to matter. We all came together under a gazebo back at the park as the composition drew to a close on each person's music player. And then with thank yous, warm farewells, and the thought of coming together again next year, we all went our separate ways in the snowy night.
Sunday morning comes and the world is blanketed in snow. For nearly the last 10 years, Sundays for me has meant teaching tennis, consistently week in and week out. With the snowfall I got an unplanned day off – a snow day! While I loved (and still love) going to school, I happily acknowledge my thrill for a snow day as a kid, which is just as strong today. A day when you're all set to go do what you do, and then you can't, you have to stay in, to stay warm, to rest, to recover, to catch up. And that's what this day is for me, a break – a free day. Truthfully a "snow month" would come in handy, but this is a perfect and welcome event.
Late that afternoon, after the snow has stopped falling, I do something I haven't done in some time and never in Detroit. I dig out my cross-country skis from my closet, walk out my door, and take off (ok, not all that fast really) down the alley across a street, and into Lafayette Park, where I continue to trek along through the connected parks down to Jefferson Ave. To be honest, the skiing isn't fantastic – it's knee deep in places where I sink right through, and the wind has left bare grass in other spots. But it doesn't matter. Already with the snow day, I feel like a kid, and skiing along, whirlwinds of snow cutting at my face, only adds to the joy of this day.
On my return trip, I see a boy run out into the park, his mother not far behind him, as he launches himself into a deep patch of snow. Arms and legs flailing he starts making a snow angel. Then he's up bounding through the snow all over again joyfully. I know exactly how he feels.
Near the end of the trip, I come upon the tracks of skiers who'd come this way before me. Like Robinson Crusoe finding other human tracks, I feel connected to these people whom I haven't seen and don't know. It's a feeling of kinship, of shared experience as with the walk on the previous night.
It's the end of the week as I write these words, and nearly the shortest day of the year (the longest night), the winter solstice. From here on out, the days started getting longer, and the sun "returns." This return of the sun has been observed for millennia as a time of rebirth and the beginning of the end of a time of darkness. Whether walking silently with community, enjoying a day off staying warm and playing in the snow, or pausing to reflect on a year's journey, and the journey of the year to come – I wish you all a safe and happy solstice, and all the other holidays you celebrate this season. – Nick Sousanis


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Distilling the Brave experience into a portable souvenir, Songs and Story: Brave collects a handful of the movie's most memorable tunes along with a short retelling of the film's story. The lovely lullaby "Noble Maiden Fair [A Mhaighdean Bhan Uasal]," Julie Fowlis' soaring "Touch the Sky," and "My Spirit Flies" conjure Brave 's picturesque Scottish setting as well as its headstrong heroine, Princess Merida. Actress Kelly MacDonald, who voiced Merida in the movie, tells the tale of the princess' yearning for freedom, as well as the unexpected consequences of her choices., Rovi Hide
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