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IDE for RoR
I was looking for a good editor for RoR when I came accross with RubyMine. But I found it only to be a 30 day trial download. I know they are offering serial nos for free to opensource users but I currently do not have any projects to show them as I am learning RoR.
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Komodo Edit while not a full IDE compared to the paid version. Does offer Ruby support.
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Name : clubmask Version : 0.5 Release : Beta 1 Group : Cluster Installation, Management and Scheduling Vendor : Nicholas Henke License : GPL URL : http://clubmask.sourceforge.net Description : What is clubmask ---------------- Clubmask is a set of open source Beowulf Cluster management tools being developed at the University of Pennsylvania. These tools are unique in that the aim of the project is to provide a "Physicist Proof", completely turnkey and integrated environment. Clubmask allows everyone from the linux novice to the advanced cluster administration to install a cluster that will fit their needs. Whats available presently ( 0.5 Beta 1): --------------------------------------- - Node and server installation - Basic resource managment - Redhat 7.2 Support with kernel 2.4.17 - Maui job scheduler - Support for Batch, MPI, and Interactive jobs What is likely to change before 0.5 Final: ----------------------------------------- - Improved documentation - Tested scalability of up to 128 nodes and > 1000 active jobs. - SSH integration - Improved management scripts for the Clubmask daemons. Current Support --------------------------------- Clubmask currently allows a RedHat 7.2 based classic beowulf cluster. Each node is assumed to have at least one network. A local distribution repository is needed to install the operating system. The home directories, as well as any additional programs are assumed to be NFS or PVFS mounted from a central location. Clubmask supplies the user with a web interface for the configuration of install scripts for the nodes, which are autogenerated after a few simple web pages are completed. A floppy boot image is generated for each type of install. Once the machines are installed and configured, an embedded database server/resource manager is used to collect information for the Maui job scheduler. Jobs are run through the Clubmask server over Bproc, which provides a global process space for the entire cluster. The database server acts as a co-ordination point for the clubmask server, the scheduler, and the monitoring servers on the nodes.
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BlackSails wrote:soraos21 wrote:The chemicals they use to clean the place wipe out a fuckton of competition for the stronger microbes, which then become immune to the chemicals and feast on the other strong microbes.
There is nothing immune to medical strength cleansers, except perhaps prions (which dont evolve) and possibly some bacterial spores (which were like that before we came along)
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The Fayetteville Police Department and Cambridge Arms apartments plan to negotiate over the next two weeks to try to resolve the department's lawsuit that accuses the apartment complex of allowing crime to run rampant on its property.
Police Department attorney Patricia Bradley on Monday told Superior Court Judge James G. "Greg" Bell that the department and Cambridge Arms' lawyers have agreed to negotiate. The department sued Cambridge Arms this month, alleging that the amount of crime there has turned the 694-unit apartment complex into a public nuisance.
Owners risk forfeiting their property to the government if the courts rule that they have allowed or created a public nuisance and refuse to abate the nuisance.
As part of the negotiation agreement, Bradley planned to submit Monday for Bell's approval an order for a preliminary injunction that would prohibit Cambridge Arms from signing new leases for the next 14 days, Bradley said during a brief hearing before Bell.
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Cambridge Arms is run by Gastonia-based Southwood Realty Co. and SRC Cambridge Arms Inc.
Lawyer Ashley Campbell, representing Cambridge Arms, said after the hearing that the complex has an overall goal of safety and and it wants to do whatever it can to work with the city to resolve the matter.
Cambridge Arms, off McPherson Church Road, is one of the city's largest and oldest apartment complexes.
It offers inexpensive rents but has developed a reputation for assault, gunfire and drug-related crimes. In its lawsuit, the department says it has seen or arrested dozens of criminals there - people allegedly involved in illegal drugs, violence, break-ins, gangs and murder.
A man wanted on a charge of failure to return rental property was arrested Monday morning after he crashed his car into one of the apartments.
The Police Department had been working with the management to try to reduce crime. It decided those efforts had failed and sued April 17 to apply more pressure on the owners to boost their crime prevention practices.
The department has used similar litigation against nightclubs and a motel. Several of these were shut down over the past few years.
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Oh, isn´t that special.
The buck stops... down there.
If it didn´t include Our Dear Reader, Plugs Biden, and the HildeBeast, I´m not happy.
Did they get the same deal as the fired fall guys for Fast and Furious?
What about the others in the WH? And that maroon of a woman who testified to the congress?
Meanwhile, the piaps sits at home, hungover with a bump on her head.What a pantload.
Survivor - Mordor on the Potomac.Three more booted off the island. You really didn´t expect anyone of any true importance would be gone did you?
Of course the beast is hiding under her bed again while others take the fall. She and Zero continue to demonstrate there renown leadership skills.
3 Stand down orders to the military over 7 hours when they died can only come from Obozo... He murdered the four
What #3 said. Dittos.
I double-dog dare any member of the MSM to closely follow these three to see what sorts of cushy jobs and nice big bank accounts they get from big-time Demon-RAT big shots as a reward for ´´taking one for the team´´.Silly dream, I know. The MSM is a fully owned subsidiary of the Demon-RATS, so that is one story that will never see the light of day.
Getting kind of crowded under that Øbama bus, isn´t it?
Boswell taking the fall. He reported to Patrick Kennedy, who reports directly to Hillary Clinton. Charlene Lamb reported to Boswell, and it was she who was directly responsible for embassy and consulate security throughout the world. Some 280+, as I recall. We saw both Kennedy and Lamb stumble and bumble through the first hearing before the House Oversight Committee (Darrell Issa), in which so many House Republicans shown and the State Department people (other than Eric Nordstrom, the man responsible for the region who could not get Washington DC to give them the security they needed) showed that it was not only inept but arrogant.Hillary should resign. Kennedy and Lamb should resign.Problem is that their replacements, put in place by the Obama administration, would be as bad or worse.
Are they getting their severance pay too?
Re #13, Charlene Lamb is gone, too. Patrick Kennedy, Boswell´s superior, should go.
obama ordered the military to stand down and not rescue them.obama should resign but he lacks all decency.
Boswell retired, he has to be in his late 60´s. He took the fall and he will be rewarded.
Is resigned an euphemism for retired?


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Brady should get fined for that, but will the NFL fine their golden boy? Probably not. It'll be the Ravens who might be fined for yesterday's game, but they'll gladly take the fines for the spot in Superbowl.
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you know that 07 patriot team couldve easily lost that championship game to the chargers. brady had a very off day throwing three interceptions. your defense actually bailed you out of that game. the chargers got near the endzone a few times in that game but werent able to punch in any touchdowns and had to keep kicking field goals.
Since the last time we bumped....
Gronk another forearm surgery, then another back surgery.
A-Hern goes OJ
Dennard gets locked up
Anything else?
86check, 90check, 07check, 11check
2013? LGNYG bring home another Title this year!!!
Football has been very, very good to us.
In the midst of this losing season, we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans
2-Washington, Green Bay, Denver, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, New England
4-New York Giants!!!!!
***Stat provided by "Schloss22"***
Nothing cheers me up more than revisiting this thread.
And now, in the interest of equal time, here is a message from the National Institute of Pancakes: It reads, and I quote, **** waffles.......G Carlin
You guys do realize this thread was written by someone pretending to be a NE Patriots fan?


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Who will finish with top 3 overall scores at Indy?
Who will finish with top 3 overall scores at Indy?
Can we write someone else in?
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No Marissa and Simon?
They've withdrawn, along with Scimeca/Dimitrov (don't know why).
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Scholar Athletes. At Alma College we believe that participation in a quality athletic program enhances a students' educational experience. We believe that academic performance is top priority while in college.
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Broadcasting. WQAC, the campus FM radio station, is staffed and operated entirely by students. The station provides an excellent opportunity for students interested in the creative and the organizational aspects of mass media to learn and display their skills.
Chapel Programming. Chapel activities center on a weekly contemporary Christian worship service which is open to all. The Chaplain and Student Ministry Coordinators plan and provide worship, pastoral care and outreach. The Alma College Christian Leadership training program, held annually, equips students to lead Bible studies and small group ministries. Through the Faith-Based Alliance, the Chaplain fosters communication and cooperation among the many active, faith-based fellowships.
Greek Organizations. Fraternities and sororities enhance the social and leadership experiences of their members by promoting scholarship, opportunities for individual development, societal awareness, volunteerism and service, risk management and College citizenship. There are five national social fraternities, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Sigma Chi, Tau Kappa Epsilon and Theta Chi; and one local social fraternity, Zeta Sigma. The four national social sororities are Alpha Gamma Delta, Alpha Xi Delta, Gamma Phi Beta and Phi Sigma Sigma. There is also one local social sorority, Kappa Iota. Each fraternity and sorority is provided with a campus house that serves as a gathering place for the group and as a residence for a small number of (eight to 12) members. The Interfraternity and Panhellenic councils coordinate programming and govern the Greek organizations on campus.
SOS (Students Offering Services). The organization provides opportunities for volunteerism and service to the community. This group works on projects such as Food Share, Alma Latchkey and tutoring, and provides services for senior citizens, victims of domestic violence and the homeless.
Union Board. The Union Board provides entertainment for the College Community. Some regular features of this program include live performances, weekly movies, "Game Show", excursions and such major events as All-Nighter, Songfest and Casino Night. The Union Board is a member of a national programming organization which brings nationally known talent to the campus.
Other Organizations. Other groups and organizations include Adventure Club, Alma College Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Alma College Otaku and Gamers, Multicultural Black Student Union, SUN Environmental Club, Rock Climbing Club, WQAC Radio and various departmental clubs.
If no organization exists to satisfy an interest, students are encouraged to form one and present their constitution to Student Congress and the Student Life Committee of Community Government for ratification. Student government, responding to student needs, has been able to coordinate many special interest groups for such activities as astronomy, backpacking and cross-country skiing.


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From Sentence to Paragraph
Laurie Blass and Deborah Gordon
Student's Book
Writers at Work: From Sentence to Paragraph is a new edition of the immensely successful Writers At Work series. The book is designed for high-beginning to low-intermediate writing students. It places a great emphasis on vocabulary and grammar instruction, enabling lower-level students to write short, accurate texts on simple topics.
Teacher's Manual
Writers at Work: From Sentence to Paragraph Teacher's Manual provides an introduction to the course, teaching tips for each activity, and answers to exercises in the Student's Book.


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As the days get closer and closer to that elusive first deadline for plan sponsor fee disclosures - and the sure-to-be-exciting moment of truth for participant disclosures - it might be a good time to take a broader look at both the good and bad of similar experiences in other industries that have gone through a government-regulated "parting of the curtains."
Those of us attending SPARK's national conference in D.C. earlier this week got a hopeful (but equally unnerving) dose of compare and contrast of the real-world impact of federally mandated clarity in industries including the auto business, the pharmaceutical business and even the much-beloved tobacco industry, courtesy of Cynthia Hayes, president of Oculus Partners LLC.
The good news? For even the most controversial of businesses, being forced to provide a wider sense of clarity to consumers has provided plenty of new business opportunities and has given many the chance to modify their products and strategies for more successful market penetration.
As Hayes gently requested, any comparisons to Big Tobacco - who saw, for the better health of American consumers, their domestic business decimated by government regulation - may not be the most positive role model, but even that industry learned to adapt. Forty-three percent of Americans smoked in 1965, before the first advertising bans and health warnings appeared, and five decades later, after C. Everett Koop, lawsuits and serious litigation, only 19 percent of the population still smokes. Tobacco, as Hayes mentioned, moved its focus overseas. The winners? The American public.
A nicer example might be what happened to the food industry, as year after year has brought better food safety standards, ingredient and allergic content disclosures and a multiplicity of nutritional labeling. We've seen the entire organic food industry blossom, and even Wal-Mart and McDonalds have healthy choices.
The result? Harder to quantify: obesity rates, as we continue to hear, are soaring, not just in the U.S. but worldwide. But the transparency involved, particularly in the whole health food movement, has led to a $27 billion a year industry.
The pharmaceutical business? Again, Hayes suggests that a gradual growth in FDA approvals and pushes for patient rights have benefited consumers, but that industry also shows that lobbying works (an apt notion to mention in D.C.) and the result has been that endless barrage of consumer advertising for medications. So much so that the FDA has now counterattacked with a "Bad Ad" patient safety campaign. But could a long-thought-about campaign of direct-to-consumer ads be beneficial to the retirement business, as well?
The closest example to what might happen in the retirement industry, she suggested, could be the changes in the automotive industry. There, the change has been driven not only by a tremendously challenging economic climate, but a series of technological advances: social media and smart phones mean that consumers no longer go to car dealerships to shop around, but do their research up front and come into a buying environment more informed and sales-averse than ever.
Auto dealers have had to deploy a whole new value model and change the way they do business in order to survive.
What does this mean for the retirement business? Tim Slavin, senior vice president of defined contribution for Broadridge Financial Solutions, said he believes that those enlightened consumers will make for better customers and want to take a more involved role in their own retirement planning.
"Distribution will change, but most importantly, the urban myth that stuff is free in your 401(k) will be dead," he said. "But it's a big opportunity, especially if consumers are paying attention and actually opening their statements."
Peter Newkirk, president of Newkirk, a DST Company, said he anticipates what he calls the "aha moment" when participants get their first statement, which he feels might create a real backlash against sponsors and providers.
Newkirk also notices that for the first time since 401(k)s were created, the retirement business is making headlines in even mainstream press and TV, again another opportunity for education and growth in participation.


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Again this year, the hamper may be found right in front of the reception desk.
Every Year the Hamper Committee have the challenge of filling over 200 Christmas hampers to be distributed to English-speaking households in the Quebec City region. Our SLC community can play its part by bringing in some non-perishables to fill up the basket, or making a donation, or both!
St. Lawrence is the place where all the contributions are put together to make boxes for the people who need them. Volunteers will begin welcoming contributions from other institutions at 1 pm on Dec 14. If you would like to be one of those volunteers, you could contact Jan at email@example.com! Strong arms are particularly appreciated!!!
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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
Wave Country Notes
Sweden has played a significant role in wave energy, despite having a relatively poor wave energy resource. Activity has been mainly in academia, with Chalmers Tekniska Hogskola and Uppsala University making the most contributions. One company, AB Interproject Service AB, has developed the concept of combining the IPS buoy and the Hose-Pump converter, which is the system now being exploited by Finavera (Canada).
Seabased AB
This device is a moored floating buoy affixed via a rope to a 10 kW electrical generator mounted on the sea bed. The key innovation of this technology is its use of a linear generator with a large number of NdFeB magnets, which allows for high magnetic excitation with smaller magnets (www.seabased.com).
Sea Power International
This company has developed a floating overtopping device for mooring in deep water (www.seapower.se/indexeng.html). A considerable time ago it won an opportunity to install a device in Shetland as part of the Scottish Renewables Order but little progress has since been made.


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Advanced ratios and proportions
Advanced ratio problems More advanced ratio problems
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- Welcome to the presentation on more advanced ratio problems.
- Let's get started with some problems.
- So let's say that I have a class, and then-- oh the pen is
- messed up --OK, so in the class the total number of
- students is fifty-seven.
- And I would also tell you that the ratio of girls
- to boys is equal to four:fifteen.
- So now this the interesting part, so far it
- doesn't look to tough.
- My question is how many boys need to leave the room, so how
- many boys need to leave for the ratio of girls to
- boys to be four:eleven.
- This is fascinating.
- So, a good place to start is just to figure out how many
- girls and how many boys there are in this classroom.
- And we already learned how to do that in the introduction
- to ratio problems.
- We know that the girls plus the boys is equal to fifty-seven, right,
- because there are fifty-seven kids in the room.
- And we also know, just multiplying-- taking this
- equation --and multiplying both sides by b, we also know that
- the girls are equal to four / fifteen times the boys, right?
- And then we can just substitute that back into this equation,
- and then we get four / fifteenb plus b is equal to fifty-seven, is the same thing
- as nineteen / fifteenb is equal to fifty-seven.
- Let me clean this up a little bit.
- That's separate, and then let me go here.
- And we say b is equal to fifty-seven-- oh, woops --it's actually fifty-seven
- times fifteen all of that over nineteen, right?
- I just multiply both sides by fifteen / nineteen.
- So fifty-seven divided by nineteen is three.
- So b is equal to forty-five.
- And we know there're a total of fifty-seven kids in the class-- g plus
- b is fifty-seven --so we know that there are twelve girls, right?
- fifty-seven minus forty-five.
- Good.
- So now we know that the current boys and girls
- are forty-five boys and twelve girls.
- So let's write that down.
- So there's twelve girls and forty-five boys.
- Now, the question says, how many boys need to leave for
- the ratio of girls to boys equals four four:eleven?
- So this is the number of girls right now, twelve,
- this is the number boys.
- Let's say x is a number of boys that need to leave the room.
- So if x boys leave the room the new ratio will be twelve girls to
- the forty-five boys minus the x boys that leave, right?
- If that confuses you, sit and look at that for a second.
- We start off with twelve girls and forty-five boys in the room.
- And we're saying x boys are going to leave, so the new
- ratio is going to be twelve:forty-five minus x.
- And we know from this part of the problem that that new
- ratio is going to equal four:eleven.
- There, we just set up a equation with one unknown
- and we can solve for x.
- I hope that doesn't confuse you much.
- All we did is we figured out how many boys, how many
- girls are in the room now.
- We said x is the number boys that need to leave.
- And we said the new ratio is going to be girls to the new
- number of boys, which is forty-five minus x, and that's going to
- be equal to the new ratio.
- So let's solve for x.
- Well, twelve times eleven is what that's one hundred and thirty-two.
- one hundred and thirty-two is equal to four times forty-five, one hundred and sixty, one hundred and eighty, minus fourx.
- And then if you solve for x, I think you know how to do this
- right now, and we can say minus fourx is equal to minus forty-eight.
- x is equal to twelve.
- There we solved it.
- So we say that if twelve boys left the room, the new ratio of
- girls to boys would be four:eleven.
- And does that make sense?
- Well if twelve boys left the room, then the new ratio of girls to
- boys would be twelve:thirty-three, right?
- Because forty-five minus twelve is thirty-three.
- And that's the same thing as if you divide the
- top and bottom by three.
- That's four:eleven.
- So there, we got it right.
- So what looked like a very hard problem actually wasn't so bad
- when you just sit down and work through the algebra.
- Let's do another problem.
- Let's say --this thing sometimes malfunctions --OK,
- let's say that the ratio of apples to bananas in a
- basket is equal to five:nineteen.
- And when we add twenty-three bananas the ratio of apples to bananas--
- and actually let's write it right now, we now have twenty-three
- bananas more --is equal to ten:sixty-one.
- So the question is, what is the total amount of
- fruit in the basket?
- Amount of fruit-- --ah, that's so messy --after
- adding the bananas.
- So I actually gave you a hint just when I wrote
- down initial problem.
- We're saying the ratio of a to b-- so let a equal the number
- of apples, and b equal the number bananas --so the ratio
- of apples to bananas equals five:nineteen.
- When I add twenty-three bananas, now the new ratio's going to be the
- number of apples to b plus twenty-three.
- The new ratio is ten:sixty-one.
- So how do we solve this?
- Well, once again we have two equations and two unknowns.
- We know that-- I guess let's take this equation first,
- because it's a little more complicated --we know if we
- cross multiply that sixty-onea is equal to tenb plus two hundred and thirty and if we
- divide both sides by sixty-one, we know that a is equal to
- ten / sixty-oneb plus two hundred and thirty / sixty-one.
- Right?
- And we could take this equation and multiply both sides by b
- and we could say that a is equal to five / nineteenb.
- Right?
- Well both of these are equal to a so we could set them
- equal to each other.
- And you get five / nineteenb is equal to ten / sixty-oneb plus two hundred and thirty times sixty-one.
- And we solve for b.
- While this might seem complicated to you at first,
- but it's just a basic linear equation.
- And for the sake of time, because I only have two minutes
- left in this youtube.
- I'm just going to solve for b, and you get b is equal to thirty-eight.
- if b is equal to thirty-eight, we know that the initial ratio is five:nineteen.
- So that's pretty easy.
- We just say a is equal to five / nineteen times thirty-eight is equal to ten.
- So the initial number of apples was ten, the initial number
- bananas is thirty-eight, right?
- So initially we started off with forty-eight pieces of fruit, and
- then we're going to add twenty-three more pieces of fruit, right?
- And forty-three plus twenty-eight, that's what, seventy-one pieces of fruit.
- So, let me review real quick what we said.
- We said the ratio of apples to bananas is five:nineteen.
- That's a is the number of apples, b is the
- number of bananas.
- When I add twenty-three bananas, I now have b plus twenty-three bananas, the
- new ratio of apples to total number bananas is ten:sixty-one.
- And I just used both of these equations.
- Two equations and two unknowns.
- Solved for a, and then substituted, and
- I solved for b.
- Nothing fancy here.
- I know there's a lot of fractions here, but if you
- just work through this, the fractions actually work out.
- And I was able to solve for a and b.
- Add the twenty-three pieces and I got seventy-one total pieces of fruit.
- I think you're now ready to try some of the more
- difficult ratio problems.
- Have fun!
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Daniel Derezinski
December 10, 2013 at 06:04 PM
I have wrote Congressman Tom Petri to find out what his is doing to help as an elected official. …Read MoreHe has a local town hall meeting coming up - this should be a topic (Port lighthouse).
James Meyer
December 10, 2013 at 06:43 PM
Dan that's fantastic. Did he share any details as to when and where?
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December 11, 2013 at 02:17 PM
Tom will be in local Town hall meetings;
Mequon 1/18 @ 2:30
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These are not…Read Moreye t published times. and I did give the office kind notice that the Port Lighthouse crumbling walls need State and/or Federal funds to reconcile, this is more than a city issue. I respect Tom's office and his work and believe he will take action. Spoke with the his office via phone today and waiting for additional comment - and they know this will be an issue at their "town hall" meetings in a few weeks.
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The Lady Raiders' softball team played four away games in one week and won all four. Next week will be a key week for Navarre. The Raiders will be looking to avenge two early season losses to Pace and Tate. (PHOTO: Sara Wilson's defensive play saved a game-tying run against Milton.)
Navarre 16, Pine Forest 0
The Raiders traveled to Pine Forest on March 4 to make up a game that was rained out Feb. 22. The Eagles probably would have been happy not to play the game, as the Raiders scored 16 runs before the contest mercifully was called after three innings.
The Raiders jumped all over the Eagles' pitching. Navarre scored six runs in the first inning on eight hits. The next inning the Raiders had seven more hits and scored seven more runs. They eased up in the third inning, only scoring three times.
Shana Pearl led the Navarre offense with four hits. Brooke Murphy and Allison "Cat" Pettigrew each added three hits. Jenna Bobbit, Kamber Anderson and Allyson Bacon contributed two hits apiece.
Navarre 1, Milton 0
Pettigrew was at her best, shutting out Milton on three hits in a 1-0 away win March 5. Pettigrew struck out 11 batters in seven innings. The Panthers' only scoring threat occurred in the second inning; after a runner reached second base, Pettigrew struck out the side to end the rally.
The Raiders only had five hits in the game. They scored the game's only run in the first inning. Pearl led off the game with a bunt single and advanced to second base on a passed ball. Murphy's infield out moved Pearl to third and she scored on a wild pitch.
Sara Wilson had the play of the night when she dove to her left, caught the ball, scrambled to her feet and threw out the batter at first base. Her play saved at least a double.
Navarre 9, Catholic 2
Audrey Thomas went seven innings and the Raiders overpowered Catholic 9-2 in an away contest March 7.
The Raiders scored six runs in the second inning on only three hits.
Pearl had three more hits and made a spectacular sliding catch in short center field. Anderson also contributed with two hits. Crystal Evans made a nice play in right field, backing up a play at first base and throwing out a runner.
Navarre 10, Pensacola 0
Pettigrew shut out the Tigers on two hits over seven innings in Navarre's fourth straight away game March 8.
Almost every batter contributed. Pettigrew, Taylor, Anderson, Wilson, Bacon and Shelby Kesinger each had one RBI and Murphy had two. Pettigrew and Wilson each had two of the total eight hits against Tigers' pitching.
The Raiders' record is now 7-2 in district play and 9-3 overall. The next scheduled game is at home against Pace on Friday, March 15.


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I Voted
I voted against Amendment One today. I feel good about being able to have some voice in the matter of civil rights in NC. You can still early vote for about another week until May 8th.
I have no idea if this amendment will pass or not. I hope it does not, but it is not like I have many rights as a gay man already. If this amendment does pass I feel like it is taking the knife in my back and twisting it. Only time will tell what will happen.
If anyone is in Greenville tomorrow, the Greenville Votes Against will be happening around the downtown area from 4:30 PM to 2:30 AM. I will be participating in it. I am going to have about five artworks hanging in the Tipsy Teapot. Each piece was made during my struggles with the coming out process last year and in a way chronicle it for me. It should be a lot of fun.
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The Arthropod Museum
The specimens housed in this collection are the work of over 100 years of collection and identification and represent 1000s of hours of work by world authorities on many arthropod groups. The collection is an invaluable resource to the Department of Entomology, Plant Pathology, and Weed Science, NMSU, and the state including as a reference for quick identification of arthropods, including those that impact human, animal, or plant health, invasive species, as reference material for identification of various unknown arthropods to constituents within the state and beyond, and as a protected repository for voucher specimens of new species. If you are involved in research and would like to inquire about specimen loans or schedule a visit, do not hesitate to contact us Every year, the Arthropod museum reaches thousands of students and interested groups. If you want to schedule a visit to the arthropod museum or an outreach event at your school or in your classroom, click the link on the top right of this page and book a visit! |
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Robert J. Mayer, MD
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Dr. Mayer received his MD from Harvard Medical School in 1969, and postgraduate training in internal medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York City. After fellowships in hematology and oncology at the National Cancer Institute and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, he joined Dana-Farber in 1974.
In 1997, he was president of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. Dr. Mayer currently serves as vice chair for academic affairs in Dana-Farber's Department of Medical Oncology, director of Dana-Farber/Partners CancerCare's Fellowship Training Program in Hematology and Medical Oncology, and director of Dana-Farber's Center for Gastrointestinal Oncology.
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This page is my writing notebook. I don't expect anyone to read it, but feel free to look over my shoulder if you like.
I was inspired at FGS 2011 by a talk give by Lisa Alzo called Write Your Family History. One of the things she addressed was our excuses for not writing. One of those excuses - the one I use - is "I don't have time." As she's talking I'm thinking, "But I really don't. I work, I'm going to school, I get home late because of a project I'm working on..." and then she said, "Even if it's just 15 minutes every night write something."
OK, so how could I say that I didn't have 15 minutes in a day? Heck I spend that much time checking Facebook and tweeting or even watching TV. So, I decided to put a separate page on my blog to start putting in my 15 minutes a day. Much of what I write here won't be worth reading, but if I start getting down little snippets here and there hopefully I can then pull some of it out into actual blog posts. And then a few blog posts could actually become a chapter etc.
But for now it's just 15 minutes a day.
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I know - a bit of a gap between D13 & D14, but hey, I got my MBA in that "gap"!! So, onward.
I'm still going to focus on Emma for this, but now I also have an idea for the final product. Rather than a "chapter" of anything, I want this to be an end unto itself. I want to have a coherent narrative of Emma's life that I can share with the family.
So, with that in mind I will start today with everything I have written previously and try to put it in some sort of order. That will probably take several days worth of "15 minutes" but I'll report in each day.
D13 - Thursday, 9/22/11
Discovered something interesting today in reading over some of my Zaugg/Graber material. I have an article from the the 1980 that has a great picture of "The Early Graber Cheese Factory." In the article, which is mostly about Rudy, it states that, "He married a young woman from the Calmoutier area. The interesting thing about that is that Calmoutier is in Holmes County - the county next to Wayne County. As I started to look around a little bit tonight I see that Holmes county, like Wayne, has a Salt Creek twp. I suddenly find that I'm not as sure now as to where the Zauggs lived in the early years. Oh - something else that just occurred to me - that picture in the paper...I wonder WHERE they got it?? Another item for my "to-do" list! Seriously, it's fortunate that I started with an ancestor that I knew "everything" about already - oh my goodness. I think I need to investigate some of Emma's children as well - for a few more clues.
D12 - Wednesday, 9/21/11
From "History of Wayne County, Ohio: From the days of the pioneers and first settlers to the present time" While this is specifically about the German Reformed Church in Apple Creek, were Emma was not a member until later in her life, I have to think that it would have been very similar for the church in Mt. Eaton. In recording the dedication of the church:
"Dr. Williard preached the dedicatory sermon in the English language, and Rev. Levan in the German. Rev. Philip Becker was the first regular pastor. In 1871 Dr. Kammerer officiated. In 1872 Rev. Zartman commenced supplying the pulpit each alternate Sabbath in the English language, all services having been in German prior to that time. In 1872 Rev. Edmund Erb, the present pastor, gave his services in English, Dr. Kammerer conducting German services from the establishment of the church until 1876, when he discontinued his labors, and Rev. Erb officiated in both language. The congregation numbers ninety members."
D11 - Tuesday, 9/20/11
Just looking through a wonderful old (and decaying) book I have and had almost forgotten. It's called "Picturesque Wayne" and is a history of Wayne County. While unfortunately about 4 or 5 of the beginning and ending pages are missing, and many of the pages are not in the best condition, it is still a wonderful source for some of the information about the Wayne County that Emma knew. This picture of main street in Apple Creek has to be sometime prior to 1900. (based on the guesstimate of WorldCat as to publication date)
I am going to scan some of the more pertinant pages - especially the ones with some information about the large Swiss population in the area and a picture of the Mt. Eaton Reformed church. According to her obituary, that would have been Emma's girlhood church.
D10 - Monday, 9/19/11
Emma was the fifth of eight children born to Barbara and Jacob Zaugg. By the time Emma was born in 1860 the family had been in the US for approximately 8 years. This is based on the naturalization petition of her father stating that he landed in the United States in 1852. I had always thought some of his children were actually born in Switzerland, but in reviewing the data I believe that all of his children were born in Ohio.
By the time Emma was born in 1860 she had two older brothers and two older sisters waiting for her. Two more sisters and a brother would come after. I have this picture in my grandmother's things and it's labeled "Aunt Caroline" and my grandmother told me it was Caroline Zaugg...she thought. Emma had a sister named Caroline, born in 1863 so that would have been the sister closest in age to her. I have no other pictures of Emma's siblings - although I do have one picture of her parents that was done when they were quite a bit older.
D9 - Sunday, 9/18/11
As I've been reading about the 1860's ( "The Expansion of Everyday Life: 1860 - 1876") I've come to realize that I've never really thought much about Emma's life prior to her marriage. I have quite a number of picture of the family considering the time period but they are all pictures of Emma and Rudy and their children. I want to think more in the coming week about Emma as a young girl and her early family life.
One thing that I'd love to know is how much English was spoken in her home and how much German. I can remember my own grandfather once teasing my grandmother that she didn't speak English until she was 5 and went to school! Now certainly that's not true - but it's interesting how many generations that carried down since my grandmother would have been Emma's granddaughter.
Emma's parent came from Switzerland with a large family group. Additionally the area where they settled - not surprisingly - was already heavily settled by other German-speaking Swiss farmers. I know that the German Reformed church where Rudy and Emma were married still conducted services in both German and English. While Emma was born in Ohio, I wonder what her first language really was? Did she speak English at school and German at home, or were there so many other children such as herself that German would have been spoken in the school yard? Which language would she have spoken naturally and most comfortably?
Her husband was another recent immigrant so I know that he was a native German speaker - only coming to the United States as a young man. Did Emma and Rudy speak German to their children? They did have a German bible but I don't know much else.
Here's one of those if I only knew then what I know now things - while my great-grandmother, the oldest girl in the picture below, died when I was not quite 5, her youngest sister Laura was alive until I was well into my 20's. She would have know at least some of the answers - I just never thought to ask her! At the time, as I was getting into genealogy I was so fascinated with just finding more ancestors I never thought as much about their stories.
D8 - Saturday, 9/17/11
I wonder how many days Emma fell in bed exhausted? While I have information about her marriage and her death there were so many years in between! She had 10 children and raised 8. Looking at my genealogy database if I pick a point in time - let's say December, 1893 - here's what's going on. At this point Emma has given birth six times and has 4 living children, the oldest of whom is 10 (my great-grandmother Ella) and the youngest is 2 &1/2. She is currently expecting again. Does she hope for a boy since 3 of her 4 children are girls? I actually have a picture of the family maybe two years before this scene because the youngest is still a baby. Emma will give birth to another girl this time, Hilda Lena on June 8, 1894. A little over 2 years latter another son will arrive followed by two more girls. It makes me tired just thinking about it!
D7-Friday, 9/16/11
One thing I'd like to explore more about Emma's life would be where she lived prior to marrying Rudy. Oh I know she lived in Wayne Co, Ohio - it's where she was born. But I've realized that she had a HUGE family - aunts, uncles, cousins - all living in the area as well and I want to look at the area better and understand where they all lived. I also need to go back through my papers and figure out when her parents came over and it it's true that the whole family - Emma's grandparents and all their grown children and their children's spouse came over at once. I do know that all of Jacob Zuagg's children were living here at the time he died because I have his will. I also know that neither he nor any of his children were born here. What I don't know is where I developed this idea that they all came over together.
However it was Emma would have been surrounded by a mini-Swiss community for much of her life. The Zauggs were not the only German-speaking Swiss immigrants in this Ohio community. I imagine that German was the language spoken in Emma's home. I have a family bible that belong to Emma and Rudy - but they weren't much at recording anything in it. I believe (don't have it at hand) that only one or two of the older children's births were recorded.
I guess that's not so different from people today - we have good intentions but life catches up with us!
D6-Thursday, 9/15/11
So now that I've been writing - or at least THINKING about Emma Zaugg for the last 6 days it's time to decide how I want to proceed and what I want to do. One thing that this has shown me is all the holes I have if I really want to write about Emma. It's not so much research holes - the basic facts of Emma's life are pretty well known to me. She was born, lived and died in Wayne County, Ohio. She was born on a farm and died on a farm. The part of Wayne Co where she lived and died is still pretty rural. I think that I need to know more about life specifically there during this time. I also need to find answers to my questions below. So, in the coming days I might be writing more about farm life in Ohio in the 1860's or things along those lines. But I'll still be thinking about Emma & family as I'm going that.
D5-Wednesday, 9/14/11
On days like today, when I've had to work late and then still try to do a little homework when I get home, I wonder what a "typical" day would have been like for Emma. With her first child being born when she was 21 and her last when she was 40 that's a lot of year to be dealing with young children! At roughly my age right now (early 50's) she would have had four children still at home (based on the 1910 census for the family) with the youngest being 8. I'm sure the demands of keeping house and looking after children and all the hard work associated with living on a farm occupied her every waking minute. I often feel that I have so much to do and yet I am still generally able to get a good night's sleep - at least 7 hours. I also have time, even when I get home late from work, to sit down at my computer. I imagine that Emma had very little, if any, time to herself during this time in her life.
D4-Tuesday, 9/13/11
Emma was, by all accounts, a typical farm-wife. She raised eight children and kept house on a farm in rural Wayne County, Ohio. The farm where she and Rudy raised their brood is still standing. While this picture is titled, "The Graber farm" to my own father it was always "Grandma & Grandpa Saurer's farm" with Grandma Saurer being Emma's & Rudy's oldest daugher, Ella Rosa Graber.
Note to self:
Why/when did John & Ella get the farm? Rudy & Emma had two sons - why did neither of them end up with the farm
When did Rudy and Emma first buy/move to this farm potentially between 1891 (child born in Sugar Creek twp) and 1896 (first child listed as born in East Union twp)
D3-Monday, 9/12/11
Today I'd like to write about Emma as a young girl, but I don't know how. I only know the dates in her life - when she was born, married, when her children were born etc. I imagine however that she lived a life surrounded by a community of German-speaking Swiss <> most of whom were in some way related to her. If not related, still from the small village <area> in Switzerland that her whole family had left less than 10 years prior to her birth. Certainly the church she attended, the Mt. Eaton Reformed Church would have held services in German.
Note to self - read up on the 1860's/1870's history in Wayne Co.
D2-Sunday 9/11/11
The obituary of Emma Zaugg Graber:
Mrs. Emma Graber, wife of Rudolph Graber, deceased, was born Sept.
13, 1860 near Apple Creek, Ohio. Here she grew to womanhood an was
married to Rudolph Graber, March 15, 1881. Eight of the ten children
born to them survive her. She was confirmed as a member of the Reformed
Church at Mt. Eaton, O. in her youth. Three years ago she transferred
her membership to Apple Creek. She led a quiet, unpretentious, but
consecrated Christian life. Her influence was felt in the home as all
her children are in the church with her. She departed with full
assurance of faith, Sept. 7, 1919. Funeral services by the writer - F.
E. Zechiel.
Reading her obituary gives the sense of a peaceful, fulfilled life. But in that one short sentence, "Eight of the ten children born to them survive her." I'm sure there is more heart break than the writer has indicated.
One of those children who did not survive her was her first child, Clara Emma Zaugg. Little Clara was born on December 14, 1881 and died the same day. From reading the records it isn't clear if this was actually a stillbirth or if little Clara cried in her mother's arms before she was gone. Emma had been married less than a year and surely felt that same expectant joy that so many first-time mothers-to-be feel. How devastating to lose her first child.
There is no marker for Clara in the Apple Creek cemetery, but at the time she was born the Grabers were a young couple just starting out.
The other child who did not survive her was her second son, Elmer born on October 22, 1889 only to die before he was even 6 months old on April 8, 1890. At this point in Emma's life she had two daughters and a son.
D1-Saturday 9/10/11 - First up - my focus. Lisa encouraged us to have a focus - is it a person, a branch of the family, a geographic area etc. On the drive home I decided that my focus would be Emma ZAUGG, my great-great grandmother. So, let's get started!
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The "entire family" did not just include her parents and sibling however. Her father's own parents, Jacob and Anna, along with all of their children and children's spouses and children came together to this country.
OK - that doesn't SEEM like 15 minutes of writing...but there is so much I realize I don't know or don't have at hand. I kept opening things up to check something. I need to verify where in Switzerland Emma's siblings were born. Canton Bern I believe but don't know if I have anything more specific. Also, I don't know if ALL the family came together. I had previously only focused on Jacob Jr & Sr. More tomorrow.


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Awards and Grants
The Clarkson School Presidential Scholarship:
The $80,000 Clarkson School Presidential Scholarship is one of the highest honors given to incoming students. Each year, five scholars will be chosen to receive this $20,000 per year award. Recipients are selected based on their high school GPA, standardized test scores, and extracurricular involvement. In order to receive full consideration, students must submit the Clarkson School application portfolio by April 15, 2014.*
The Clarkson School Scholars Award:
This award is given by a participating high school guidance counselor to a student during his/her junior year. This award provides $15,000 yearly and can be used for up to four years while attending The Clarkson School and Clarkson University. Eligible students must be in an accelerated high school program and have maintained a GPA of 93 or higher or are ranked in the top 15% of their class.*
The Clarkson School Adirondack Scholars Award:
Students eligible for this award must reside in one of the following counties: Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence, Warren, and Washington. Students must have a minimum high school average of 90, complete an on-campus interview, and submit an essay. The award is $6,000 per year, as long as the student remains in good academic standing at Clarkson. Students can find the Adirondack Scholars Award Application here.
The Clarkson School Grant:
This grant is based primarily on financial need and academic achievement. This award is renewed each year based on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The student must remain in good academic standing at Clarkson to continue receiving the award for the following years.
The Clarkson School Merit Award:
This award is available based solely on prior academic success and promise of future achievement. The student must have a 2.0 cumulative average at the end of the spring semester to continue receiving the award for the following years.*
The Clarkson School Holcroft Grant:
This grant is based on a very strong potential for success in combination with the recommendation from a Clarkson alumnus. The student must remain in good academic standing to continue receiving the award for the following years.
Special Clarkson School Awards
This award recognizes students from the five boroughs for their hard work and commitment to academics. Recipients will receive $6,000 per year upon enrollment at Clarkson.
This award recognizes select high school students who have participated on a FIRST Robotics (FRC) or Tech Challenge (FTC) team.
Project Lead the Way Scholarship:
This award goes to select high school seniors who have completed three Project Lead the Way courses in their high school.
*Please note, a student can only receive one Clarkson merit based award. If a student has already received a merit award and is then nominated for another, the student will be eligible to receive the award with the higher value.