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In India, as in many Muslim countries, it is very important to remember only to use your right hand when eating, handling money, and for giving and receiving things. Your left hand is only used for more personal purposes such as wiping your bottom and for handling items that have been in contact with the ground, so for example when you are taking off your shoes (important to remember when entering temples, some homes and shops).
The most likely origin for the right hand/left hand rule lies in the Arab nomadic world: in the desert, soap and water were not readily available and sand was the only cleaning material. It was a logical decision to reserve one hand for the most hygienic activities such as food preparation, and one for less clean purposes.
Although it is a simple and obvious rule, it seems to be very easy to forget. A fast-food chain launched a new advertising campaign in Asia some years ago, in which a person was shown holding a hamburger with both hands. It was not until a Muslim employee pointed out the problem that the company understood why their sales had fallen so dramatically.
Eating with only your right hand may take a bit of practice, but it is worth the trouble; Indians say it increases the taste of your food! Ask to be shown the tecniques. Once you got it, it is possible to eat very properly!


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If you're going to look up from that smartphone for just one night, make it Dec. 13 — it'll be worth it. The Geminid meteor shower, which, according to NASA, is "rich in fireballs," will be at its peak, with an especially good showing this year because the lack of moonlight that night will make for a perfectly dark display.
The Geminid meteor shower is unique in that it's slow, bright, and graceful, and unlike other celestial showers, the streaks of light come from leftovers of an asteroid, not comets. Looking at the night sky, the Geminids seem to originate from the constellation Gemini, hence the name. Check out our list of more shower-watching pro tips for the ultimate meteor viewing experience.
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Dec 09, 2011
Now he has reached out to foreign corporate executives to let them know they are welcome in Alabama.
"We are not anti-foreign companies," the governor told the Associated Press. "We are very pro-foreign companies."
So it follows that if Alabama is not against foreign companies and the foreign executives who run them, it must be against foreign workers, many of whom are Hispanic.
They are the law's target group. That dirty secret is out.
Meanwhile, in Mobile, Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture John McMillan has met with farmers. Their future depends on what one in attendance called "a sustainable work force," something the suggested immigrant replacements — prisoners, ex-convicts and the unemployed — will not provide.
However, the clearest indication this week that the law is coming apart is a memo from Attorney General Luther Strange to House Speaker Mike Hubbard and Senate President Pro Tem Del Marsh. Asked his opinion of the law, Strange wrote that if he is going to defend the state in court, the law will need more than the "tweaking" Hubbard had suggested.
In the opinion of the attorney general, most of the sections of the law that have been put on hold by a federal court should be repealed.
• Churches should be exempt from prosecution for helping illegal immigrants.
• Schools should not be required to gather immigration data.
• The part of the law that allows individuals to sue public officials who do not enforce the law should be dropped.
In all, Strange's proposals cover nearly one-third of the law's 32 sections.
If these things were done, Strange feels he can defend the rest in court.
It's predictable that Sen. Scott Beason, R-Gardendale, the bill's co-sponsor and one of its staunchest defenders, expressed concern that Strange's proposals would weaken the law. Hubbard spokesman Todd Stacy has echoed Beason's sentiment. "Make no mistake," Stacy said, "the Legislature is not going to repeal this law and have Alabama become a sanctuary state for illegal immigrants."
Of course, Alabama was not a sanctuary state before the law, which returns us to the question of why it was passed in the first place.
In their rush to address an emotional issue with an emotional response, Alabama legislators wrote a bad bill that is hurting the state on many levels. The best way to repair the damage is to repeal the bill and return to the issue rationally — either in a special session or when the Legislature meets next year.
Unfortunately, a rational return to an emotional issue is not the way the Alabama Legislature approaches legislation. Given that bit of reality, the changes that Strange has proposed seem the logical course of action.
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Lovells of Lake Forest
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My only complaint was that a family with a baby was sitting hear us. I realize there is nothing the restaurant can do about that, but it's less relaxing with a baby nearby.
Lovely building in north suburbs of Chicago, with many photos of James Lovell of Apollo 13 fame, the owner of the establishment. Less formal dining in basement; formal dining rooms on main floor with access to nice patio. Food is exceptional, using excellent fresh ingredients. Be prepared to pay high big city prices in the main restaurant.
Sarge (our cab driver) recommended this place for our son's celebratory Navy boot camp graduation lunch. The atmosphere is like an grand old house and the owner/chef is Apollo 13 Astronaut Jay Lovell, making for a truely unique experience. The service was great and the food was very good, the staff really went out of their way to make my son's day a special one.
Went for a birthday dinner and everything was impeccable. Fantastic food, worth the prices. The house bought us a little cake with a candle. servers were attentive but not invasive. Great little history find also- apollo 13 astronaut's son owns the place, lots of memorabilia and pics to look at. We ate downstairs in the Captain's room; quiet, bar and house food menu. Very cozy and romantic. Love this place!
menu offered many creative choices for starters/salads and entrees--it was hard to decide! plus they offered 3 special entrees as well
Great place to celebrate special occasion. Food was outstanding, and service was very nice..
We took first time out of town guests to Lovells and they loved it. Perfect. Also, nice and quiet for chatting because there is space between the tables etc.
My son graduated from the Great Lakes Naval Training Command, and we wanted to commemorate his accomplishment appropriately. Lovell's was recommended to us by friends who knew the area well. Lovell's surpassed our expectations in all regards: ambiance, service, menu offerings and food preparation. Further, our son met with Jim Lovell, they had their picture taken together, Jim offered his sincere congratulations, and then covered the cost of our son's meal. It was the frosting on a day that already scored a solid 10.
My husband and I went to Lovells for a nice dinner to celebrate our anniversary. The food was great, the atmosphere was great. My husband went on and on about how good his catfish was and how you could taste every component of his dish.
Lovell's was a wonderful dining experience. From the moment we walked in, the service was exceptional, the food was excellent, and the atmosphere was a good fit for a special occasion or a casual dinner.
It was a great choice for our 42nd wedding anniversary.
This restaurant is a must see for anyone who has seen the movie "Apollo 13" or is interested in NASA and the space program. As you walk in the entrance you are greeted by the wonderful Steeds of Apollo painting hanging over the bar. There are Jim Lovell artifacts, framed photos of astronauts and movie stars at every level of the restaurant. Be sure to wander around to take these in. This restaurant would be outstanding without the Jim Lovell memorabilia and the magnificent "Steeds of Apollo" painting. The food was excellent and the people are incredibly friendly. I will go to Lovells whenever I am in Chicago!
We enjoyed a very pleasant evening at Lovell's. Our waiter was excellent and the food was delicious.
We chose Lovells to celebrate our 29th wedding anniversary. We noticed at least 5 other couples celebrating their special day. The menu offers a wide variety of options; my wife ordered fish, I had lamb chops. The appetizer and salad options are many. This restaurant has something for everyone. You can even have your choice of roll--sour dough, Italian or wheat. Very attentive service. I would return even if I did not have a special occasion to celebrate.
I took my girl to celebrate her birthday and it was an excellent choice. If you are an avid fan of the Gemini/Apollo period you will enjoy the collection of artifacts from that era, as well as the items from the movie "Apollo 13". The food was terrific; I had the salmon and m birthday girl had the filet with shrimp. The staff service is very good and personable; I was recommended to have the salad chopped and my waiter was correct. I booked my reservation on the internet specifying a birthday celebration and was pleasantly surprised by a dessert wishing my girl 'Happy Birthday'. We were told when leaving on Friday and Saturday nights there is live music and we could order a burger. Good idea, I'm willing to try.
We stopped in for their French onion soup and a glass of wine. Our table was perfect with a lovely garden view. The wait staff was attentive and very pleasant. We will return.
We were in Great Lakes, IL for our son's graduation from Navy boot camp. Lovell's was recommended by Sarge who provides taxi service for Navy families. Lovell's was the perfect place to have lunch right after graduation. My Sailor felt so special and the food and service was amazing. It was the perfect place to celebrate our special occasion. Lovell's also comped our Sailor's meal, which was an very unexpected bonus.
I took my husband to Lovell's for his birthday dinner. The service was very good and we didn't have to wait long for our food. The food was wry good and there was a nice wine selection. I was very impressed with their daily specials. My husband had the salmon and I had the rack of Lamb. Both were delicious. They also did a small chocolate cake for his birthday for no extra charge (very nice). I would highly recommend Lovell's of Lake Forest.
We chose Lovell's from a recommendation for our son's graduation from Navy Boot Camp. We chose right. Atmosphere, food were spectular, not to mention our waiter. A Don't Miss place when you are visiting the area or celebrating a special occasion.
Great place for elegant dining. Wonderful ambience for a romantic dinner. Staff was very attentive. I would definitely return to try some other items on the menu.
This is one of our favorite celebration places. The only flaw in the evening was when I made the reservation, I wrote that it was Carolyn's birthday, and they never acknowledged that. Maybe they didn't get the word, but it would have been nice if they had brought over a little something and sang happy birthday to her. Otherwise, it was a very nice evening.
a bit pricey for everyday lunch outing, but great venue for special occasions; lunch menu did provide some reasonable offerings and portions were balanced - not skimpy, but not overly generous that you feel stuffed, atmosphere was very relaxing, open and lots of light, service was attentive and accommodating
We celebrated our last night in the neighborhood at Lovell's before embarking on our move to NY. From the greeting by the hostess, to the wait staff, wine selection and - outstanding food- all were such a treat. This was the perfect finale to having lived in a fabulous community with such establishments as Jay Lovell's restaurant.
A superb dining experience! The decor of the restaurant is much like an old fashioned mansion, with many rooms. The quality of the food and the service was impeccable. And of course, all the Space Program memorabilia adds a very unique note. Nothing garish, the ambiance is very nice. Don't miss this very unique dining experience. .
We arrived shortly after the 5:00pm opening for a weekday dinner, so it was rather quiet at that time. We had a very enjoyable dinner. The unpretentious food was fresh with distinct flavors and textures. My walleye was exceptionally good with a crisp outside and soft flakey inside. The staff provides excellent and pleasant service. My stomach was not large enough to completely sample the dessert cart offerings, so we will have to return.
This restaurant was recommended as a great place to take our son who graduated from naval basic training. The restaurant service, food and surroundings are spectacular. Great steaks, perfectly cooked fish and very attentive service. The restaurant is pricey, however it is well worth it especially when celebrating a special occasion. I'd return in a heartbeat, but as we live in VA I will need to talk my other children into joining the Navy first.
Always elegant dining experience at Lovell's. This time however we ate downstairs in the more casual level as we were just coming to eat after playing golf. Very nice and cozy with a fireplace and quiet setting. Same great food experience as the more formal upstairs dining area.
We celebrated our 15th anniversary at Lovell's and it was a very special dinner. From the soup and salad, which had the best strawberries we have had in a long time, through the main course, some of the tastiest beef we've had, to the warm chocolate cake that was perfect to share; Lovell's did not disappoint. Service was perfect as well. Gwen, our server, struck the perfect balance of being attentive, but not overbearing. This was our first visit, we will be dining here again.
Food was wonderful as usual. Service was good, but the check took to long to appear for a business lunch.
My husband and I took my mother and our adult daughter to Lovells for lunch specifically to see the space memorabilia. The painting was spectacular and the collected NASA pieces were very well curated. However, we were also delighted by the lovely atmosphere and solid satisfying lunch we enjoyed. Thanks for offering these special treats for "ladies (and gentlemen) who lunch".
Great ambience full of Jim Lovell's Apollo 13 memorabilia. Food was excellent and several levels of bar and restaurant allow for differing ambience in each one.
This is a very pretty restaurant and our food was very good. The wine list is quite expensive and the one cocktail we ordered was not very good although expensive. There are rooms for groups and the bar is full on weekends. This is a very good reataurant, but not outstanding in my opinion. This was our 3rd try over many years because we keep thinking it SHOULD be extremely good. It misses that mark.
We brought our new Sailor here for his first meal after bootcamp. The service was great. The food was amazing. We were there past lunch service, they didn't rush us. overall an amazing memorable meal
The "scenic view" is actually inside--especially in the basement bar area with all the memorabilia from NASA; also great pictures on the walls in the main dining area. This is a very special restaurant! We always visit it on special family occasions--always a treat!
Our waitress was outstanding. We told her that we didn't have cash for the vallet and she was nice enough to offer providing us with cash, and we added it to her gratuity.
The knowledge that our server had was a great help in selecting our food. This was backed up with the constant attention she and her associates gave us resulting in a memorable dining experiance. We will be back.
Great food and excellent service in the dining room. Wonderful lounge/bar down stairs for after dinner drinks or just as a place to hang out. Live music and no cover.
Lovell's is lovely. Ricardo is professional,elegant and fun! civilized and delicious with romantic overtones, we had a perfect "date"
Beautiful. Very upscale.The food was fabulous!! Service was exelent!! We were celebrating my son's graduation from Navy Boot Camp. Was a little worried about the price as it is a little higher class place than we are used to but they comped my son's meal and we had a wonderful celebration.
Lovell's is our favorite restaurant. The ambience is wonderful, the service is outstanding and most importantly the food is delicious. This is truly a gem of a restaurant that I'd recommend to anyone. The best steaks in town and a great place for a romantic meal for two.
Food was delicious and the service was personable and prompt. Atmosphere was great too!
We ate in the downstairs bar area which was very nice. Small bar area and a dining room with about 10-12 tables. They were spaced nicely so you were not on top of the next table. Service was very good and would expect that considering the upstairs is a high end restaurant. The food not only looked good on the plates but it was good. Prices on the high end for bar food but worth the price. Were there on a Saturday night and they had music that started at 8. There were 2 guitar players 2 tables from mine and even with the singing we were able to carry on a conversation. Will be back soon.
We were celebrating out son's graduation from Navy Boot Camp. Food was excellent and staff were attentive. Enjoyed looking around at everything on display, and our waiter shared some great history with us. Would highly recommend, it was a wonderful dining experience!
Lovell's is one of those places we will go, rave about, then forget for a year. I am reminded now what a nice menu they have -- and how well executed the dishes are. The restaurant is immaculate, but warm and not "sterile." It is a sizable place, but separated into multiple "dining rooms," so it does not feel like a dining hall. The wines are excellent, but the wind list is not imposing. The kitchen turns out a lovely fare and knows what they are doing. West Lake Forest isn't someplace one would think of as a dining destination, but it is wonderful to have a sound restaurant choice on the north shore for a lovely dinner -- for romantic or business reasons.
We had never been to your restaurant before and three of the four people thought their food was excellent. The pork dinner I had I considered good, but the description not exactly what I thought it would be. Also I think that we were not told where the captains quarters was for less expensive dinners. Your reservations site was excellent.
It had had several years since we'd been here. Food was very good (NY strip; pecan crusted trout). Staff was attentive and friendly. I noted on reservation that it was my wife's bday, and they brought her dessert, unprompted, and free, too. Very pleasant experience.
Not only is the restaurant great in all the ways that any great restaurant is great: food, service, ambience; but there is a museum to Apollo 13 and Captain Lovell! Where else can you get that?
Our reservation time was met without a wait. The service was prompt and friendly. The sourdough rolls and french bread were out of this world. My youngest enjoyed the BBQ sandwich very much. My oldest and I had the Catfish and thought it was good but not as bold as we expected for a Creole dish. My wife had the Airline Chicken and was disappointed. She didn't enjoy the texture of the chicken and thought the stuffing was soggy. The building, inside and out, is just amazing. The dining room was comfortable and, although it was a busy lunch, did not feel crowded. It never seemed loud inside and our table conversation was easy and relaxed.
We took our newly minted naval seaman there. the food was excellent, steaks were cooked perfectly, side dishes were well prepared. the steaks were not of the outback type but quality steakhouse types, think berns or RuthsChris. the memorabilia is very interesting to those of us from the moon era. Lastly andMOST importantly they really looked after our new sailor.
We had received a gift card for the restaurant and had not been there before. We arrived and were seated at a nice corner table. Our waiter was very nice and the follow up from the rest of the team was wonderful. We started with a nice glass of wine and a crab cake appetizer. Exceptional and loved the cole slaw under the crab cake. My wife had the filet trio and I tried the ribeye. Both were melt in your mouth fantastic. Our sides of green beans and twiced baked potato were very enjoyable too. We finished with a wonderful dessert. Could not have enjoyed our experience more and both of us are looking forward to our next visit. Wonderful staff from start to finish. Thank you!


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I am using MS Paint. There's a faster way you say?
I am using MS Paint. There's a faster way you say?
Yes, a much faster way. Make sure you have color pallets of both colors (the one you are changing from, and the one you are changing to) visible somewhere to make it much easier on yourself. It's all about the two colored squares at the bottom near your colors. I may not be the best at explaining things, but here it goes.
1)First off, make sure you have the transparency set. When you go to the 'Select" tool (the dotted box at the top) you should get a graphic below that has practically the same shapes. However, the bottom is the transparent setting, and you need to select that.
2)Second, use your eyedropper tool to select a color. This color will go to the top square of the two.
3)Go over to these squares, and click on either the top or bottom one. This should switch them up so that the color you had selected is now on the bottom of the two squares.
4)Use your eyedropper tool again to select the color you want to change your image too. This color will now be the one on the top of the two squares, again, on top of the first selected color.
5)Use the rectangular shape (easiest, but any will do) and make a large shape somewhere in your picture away from the image you are recoloring. Make sure this shape is larger than the image you are attempting to recolor.
6)Now, here's where the transparent setting comes in. Check to make sure it is still engaged, and select your image you want to recolor. Select around the image to make sure there is some empty white space.
7)Finally, move the entire selection over to the colored shape you've made with the second color. You will see that your original selected color will change to the second as you move the image over. Once the whole image is ontop of the colored shape, you have now recolored an entire color in no time.
Then you just repeat the steps with the tones/shades of colors in a template. It really is a much simpler and easier way once you get the hang of it. And it doesn't take long to master this aspect of MS Paint.
So say for example, you're turning a red helmet into a blue one.
1) Have your red and blue color pallets out, along with the red helmet. Make sure your transparency setting is on.
2) Use your eyedropper tool to select the first (let's say outermost/darkest) shade of red on the color pallet.
3) Go to the squares in the bottom corner and click them so that this red tone is now on the bottom of the two.
4) Select the first/darkest tone of blue from the color pallet.
5) Make a rectangular shape with this blue that is much larger than the helmet you are going to recolor.
6) Select your helmet, making sure there is some white space around it.
7) Move the selected helmet onto the blue rectangle you have made. The darkest/outermost red will now become the darkest tone of blue from the color pallet.
Repeat the process for the other shades in the color pallets. Make sure you select the same shade from each to change. Also, if you made your first shape large enough, you can then use the fill tool rather than making rectangular shapes over and over. Like this:
1) Your first shade has been recolored. Move to the next shade of each color, selecting the next red and putting it on the bottom of the two squares and the next blue, making sure it is on the top of the two.
2) With the fill tool, color in the remainder of the (hopefully) large shape you created for the first recolored shade. This will now change to the lighter shade of blue.
3) Select your helmet again, making sure there is space around it.
4) Move the helmet onto the lighter shaded shape. Now the next tone, moving inwards, will be recolored.
Then just repeat it that way. Once you are done, you can just select the white color at the bottom, switch it to the bottom of the two squares, and everything will be kosher and no more recoloring. I hope those instructions made sense. It really is a much easier method and saves a lot of time for you. Try it out a couple times with stuff to get the hang of it, then you'll be sold on it. Good luck.
Thank you so much. I've been doing my Pixels pixel by pixel forever. I will be trying this on my next endeavor.
My newest. Wish I knew how long it actually took, but I've been tackling this here and there. As much as I love the Dairanger helmets, doing the details SUCKS! Especially Yellow's. None of them look as perfect as I want them to be (canon quality) but at least the work is my own, which I'm proud of. The bases, the colors, the mouthpieces and the jewels belong to Acatl. Everything else is mine. No touching without my permission.
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I am doing a couple big projects that, like my Dai Ranger redesigns (above), are gonna take some time.
Here's a clue to my next project:
(Power Rangers Roar!)
There's a Light in the Distance
See them Coming Closer
With the Force of Ages
Of Centuries Gone By
Protectors of the Right
Defenders Sworn to Fight...
As our old school computer mouse (with the ball underneath) is kaput, I need to go buy a new mouse. Til then, all my pixels are on hold.
My DT pixel project isn't done yet (still some things I need to figure out), but I created this:
His costume is Liveman meets MMPR White (KibaRanger) meets the Ninja Storm Green Samurai Ranger (Shurikenger).
When he takes off his vest, in that way he's like the NS Green Samurai Ranger.
Bases and colors by Acatl, the rest is all me.
Please, no stealing of my work or using without my permission.
I've been working on these for a couple weeks (due to time restraints), but here's my Dino Rescue team.
Core 5 Team
Red- Tyrannosaurus
Blue- Triceratops
Green- Stegosaurus
Yellow- Pteradactyl
Pink- Velociraptor
Wild Mode
You read that right, I said Core 5, as in there's a sixth Ranger to this team, but he has yet to be created.
The templates and the colors are all property of Acatl. Everything else is mine, so no touching without permission.
The last time I made a silver Titanus Ranger....I kinda liked the look, tbh. In case you forgot about my last one, it's on page 28. So....yeah. Without further ado, here's the Silver Titanus Dino Rescue Ranger. Enjoy. All work is mine except for the basic template, the colors, and the chest shield (which is a modified MMPR White Ranger vest). No touching without permission.
New project in the works...as in halfway done. I'm doing a cowboy themed team. Suits are done for the boys. Girls haven't been attempted at this point (but they're coming too). Gotta figure out HOW exactly i want the helmets to look, which really, at this point is the hard part.


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Mr. Johnson's opus spreads Christmas joy around the world
Daryl Johnson has been conducting choirs since the 1950s. Thirty-two of those years have been in Two Harbors, at the high school and in the community. He has taught and directed generations of students — some of whom are now in their 60s — and he shows no signs of slowing down.By: Tammy Francois, Lake County News Chronicle
Daryl Johnson has been conducting choirs since the 1950s. Thirty-two of those years have been in Two Harbors, at the high school and in the community. He has taught and directed generations of students — some of whom are now in their 60s — and he shows no signs of slowing down.
This year, his community choir, Superior Sound, will present its annual Christmas concert, performing a piece written by Johnson in the early years of his career. "Oh Have Ye Not Known" has become a tradition among his choirs — a song that students and choir members have insisted upon performing.
"As kids came up through their grades and reached senior choir age, they would request that they be allowed to follow what is now a tradition. Every year the place was filled to overflowing audiences so I guess it became every effective and was the way Christmas would begin in Two Harbors every year," recalled Johnson, who said he originally thought the piece could be used for a few years before it "got old."
It hasn't. This year, as the choir fills Bethlehem Lutheran Church with the beloved processional, it's possible that people all over the world will be hearing the song — on a CD, sung by Two Harbors native and internationally known Christian singer Don Moen, on his album, "Christmas: A Season of Hope."
"'O Have Ye Not Known is a classic to every THHS concert choir alumnus. It was kind of 'the moment' for all of us as we marched into the auditorium singing that song," Moen said in an email from Jakarta, Indonesia, where he had just finished a 10-day Asian choir. "I wanted to record this for Daryl. Daryl Johnson is one of the all- time greats in choral music … and Two Harbors was blessed to have a true legend in choral music investing his life into literally thousands of students who were a part of his choirs at Two Harbors High School."
Moen said he originally approached Johnson several years ago about recording the song. Johnson readily agreed.
"I was very pleased that Don thought enough of this song, which he too had sung when he was a member of our high school choir, so I wanted to cooperate with him to help him fulfill his wishes in its use. It was an honor for me to be involved with him in this way," Johnson said.
But the wheels turned slowly and the project didn't take shape for some time.
"When it didn't happen after five years, he probably thought it might never happen," said Moen, but eventually all the pieces came together. Moen started his own record label, Don Moen Records, which placed more of the decision making under his control.
" It's hard to convince a record label to produce a Christmas CD because the selling season is so short," Moen said. "I made an executive decision to record 'Christmas: A Season Of Hope,' making my dream a reality." The album includes nine other songs, accompaniment by the Prague Orchestra and a message:
"Christmas should be a hopeful, happy season, but sadly, for many people it's the saddest, loneliest time of the year," Moen continued. "We can all make a difference in someone's life this Christmas by reaching out to someone across the street or around the world, and sharing God's love in a tangible way. We can't change the world, but we can make a difference in someone's life this Christmas and truly make Christmas a season of hope."
For Johnson, there is an additional benefit to the collaboration — raising money for the Daryl and Vicki Johnson Foundation. Named for Johnson and his wife, now deceased, the foundation was started by their four children to raise money for scholarships for Two Harbors High School seniors who want to pursue degrees in music, he said. His children have driven these efforts, sometimes under the radar of Johnson himself.
"They, without my knowledge, took about 20 large reels of tapes on which were recorded 20 years of spring choir concerts and selected 25 songs which were put on a master CD. They then did a bunch of CDs of that master to put on sale to begin building a fund," Johnson said.
The sale of the CDs from past concerts has raised some money and the foundation has been able to award two scholarships, he said, but the fund needs to grow in order to sustain itself.
To that end, Johnson along with his children Patty, Barbara, Doug and Jeff will direct proceeds from "Christmas: A season of Hope" to the Foundation. Don Moen Music will also donate its publisher's share. Of the effort and commitment of his children to the foundation, Johnson credits his wife.
"A lot of the kids' skills come from her love of family and kids," he said.
In his interview with the News-Chronicle, Johnson spoke of Vicki Johnson, wiping away tears. He said he wanted readers to know the important role she played in any success he may have had. In an email Johnson wrote eloquently of the contributions of his wife and their years together.
"Vicki, my wife and total companion in life, was such a wonderfully gifted person in so many ways," he said enumerating her service to the community, their church, choirs and the students he taught.
"In addition, and especially, she was the most important mom we could possibly have had in any such family. How lucky could a guy like me, who only needed to wave my arms and count to four for success — get! She meant the world to me, always." He wrote.
"Christmas: A Season of Hope" may be purchased on iTunes or at donmoen.com, or from the artist at Don Moen and Friends, P.O. Box 158897, Nashville, Tenn. 37215
"Oh Have Ye Not Known" will be performed at the Superior Sounds Christmas concert Saturday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Dec. 16, at 3 p.m. at Bethlehem Lutheran Church, 601 Fourth Ave., Two Harbors. The concert is free, but an offering will be accepted.
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Jeanne Labib-Lamour emerged as the brand's new designer, unveiling herself at the end of the show but emphasising the collection was a team effort. And in light of the goings on, the team did a good job. Inspired by NASA aerial images, the show was dominated with interesting prints that appeared on dresses with subtle pleats, slinky jumpsuits with draping details and belted dresses and printed skirts. Although the silhouettes were often simple, the use of the prints felt interesting and definitely worth a closer look and were different from what we've seen elsewhere. The colour palette remained focused on aquatic tones but as the show progressed, Labib-Lamour introduced red into the prints, as well as on block coloured pieces like a plunge necked dress.
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I'm looking for somebody to play FEMALES in a series of Superhero RP's. we can discuss plots and ideas later, but here's a list of pairings I'm looking for as well as basic ideas. I'll be constantly editing this thread, so keep an eye out.
Okay, I'm looking for RP's with these Canon's, but I'm fine if you want to do OC's:
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I'm also a fan of OC characters, but I can play Canon's if you want. I'm very selective of my canons, but I usually play either Robin/Nightwing (Dick Grayson) or Spider-Man (Peter Parker), because they're my two favourite heroes.
I also have an OC that I want to generate an RP from, who I will also be playing in any of the Canon x OC pairings listed above.
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Starting out as a hero/vigilante in the big city, your character takes my character in as a mentor and teaches him all he needs to know about the job.
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Stillman to Celebrate Homecoming Nov. 8-14
- 10-30-2009
TUSCALOOSA, AL—Stillman will celebrate Homecoming 2009, November 8-14 with the theme, "Celebrating the Best-Charting the Future."
The week will begin with a worship service at 11 a.m. and gospel concert at 7 p.m. hosted by the Christian Student Association on Sunday, November 8 in Birthright Auditorium. Highlights of the week include a student carnival and cookout on the campus lawns on Monday, November 9. On Tuesday, November 10, the College Choir will hold its annual gospel concert in Birthright Auditorium at 7 p.m. The Sophistication Unlimited Modeling Troupe will host its annual fashion show on Wednesday, November 11 at 7 p.m. in Birthright Auditorium.
The College will celebrate its 133rd Founder's Day on Thursday, November 12 at 11 a.m. Stilman graduate, Dr. Ellen Burts-Cooper will deliver the Founder's Day address. Dr. Burts-Cooper is currently a Senior Vice President and Director of IT Performance Management and Governance, at National City Bank (now a part of PNC) in Cleveland, Ohio. She is responsible for a team of quality analysts, who develop, monitor and improve IT metrics. Her teams are also responsible for leading continuous improvement and business process reengineering efforts for various lines of business.
Dr. Burts-Cooper is the founder and Executive Director of Improve Consulting and Training, a Minnesota based firm that provides personal and professional development training, coaching and consultation for youth and adults in transition. She is the author of the workshop curricula "Personal Positioning: Building Personal Brand Equity" and "Don't Just Think Outside the Box, Make the Box Bigger." She is the author of the book "Canine Instinct: A Guide to Survival and Advancement in Corporate America."
On Thursday night the College will hold its Fourth Annual Educator Hall of Fame program in Birthright Auditorium at 7 p.m. On Friday, November 13, the College community will gather in the Hay Center Cafeteria for the annual Blue Pride Luncheon. President McNealey will host a reception for alumni in the Education Building at 5 p.m. After which, the campus will assemble on the grounds for the official homecoming pep rally and fireworks show. The night will end with a Greek step show in Birthright Auditorium at 8 p.m. General admission for the Greek show is $15 in advance and $20 the night of the show.
Saturday will begin with the annual homecoming parade in downtown Tuscaloosa at 9 a.m. Area high school bands and community organizations will be among the participants. At 1:30 p.m. the Stillman Tigers will go head-to-head against the Hornets of Concordia College. Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children. Executive blue seats are $35.
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I searched in vain for this information, so here are a few questions and thoughts to get things started.
What is the HEMA Alliance tax exempt number?
How is the Alliance going to calculate the non-cash revenue for this year's filing with the IRS?
The tax exempt number is needed by anyone who is planning on deducting any donations to the Alliance this year. Any donation worth over $75 requires a receipt be given stating the tax exempt number and the value of what was donated. Along the same lines, the value of those donations needs to be captured on the Form 990 or 990-EZ that the Alliance is required to file every year to keep its 501(c)3 status. So that pair of training swords that someone purchased and donated to the HEMAA for use in their local groups needs to be counted Same thing goes for any practice space that was donated (and written off by the dojo etc that gave you the space and time).
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I'll send you a FR, let me know when you're free.
Duly noted.
Will give him the benefit of the doubt for now though.
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When you fancy playing wod?
Sent you a friend request, probably play you at some point tommorrow, when suits you????
on 30-07-2012 08:24 PM
LiamSully 3 - 0 Mainz 05
Liam kicked off the a positive start putting my score in the red within 8 minutes, 10 minutes later Liam scored a fantastic artillery like free kick. When in possession I was pathetic at defending the ball, and posed nothing to contest an already certain result.
LiamSully 3 - 0 Mainz 05
Fielding a changed formation and balanced mentality I felt the balance of play was improved. Liam breached my defenders at some point, I forget the timings. The match closed much like the first began as Liam added two goals to his tally rather quickly.
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halfhand 1-1 Kiez
pretty even game, we both scored in the half the other person was dominating.
halfhand 4-2 Kiez
Went a bit more attacking this time and finally got a few chances.
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What to say. I made Firefox 3 compatibility update of XPather. Go, and get it from XPather's site or soon also from AMO. Bye.
Oh yes, since FF 3 beta 4, the DOMinspector is not anymore distributed with FF. You need to install it as a separate extension.
Oh, XPather has always been just a small development-utility toy-project, though it helps (a lot?). Anyway, the facts are inspiring: 2,5 year old; 58000 downloads; very positive feedback; $7 donations (+5 empty promises); $27 adsense. The mission: contribution to public successful. Isn't it? ;)
Easy cron scheduling in Ruby.
December 19th, 2007 <cron, linux, news, project, projects, ruby, scheduling>You do Ruby. You are on *nix. You have a task you need to schedule using cron from your scripts. Later you schedule another task. After some time, and probably from another script, you want to unschedule/cancel the first task … How do you do it?
Fetch CronEdit …
sudo gem install cronedit
….and just do it:
Crontab.Add 'agent1', '5,35 0-23/2 * * * echo agent1' ... Crontab.Add 'agent2', {:minute=>5, :command=>'echo 42'} ... Crontab.Remove 'agent1'
You can CRUD your tasks independently (based on the IDs you give them). The schedule can be in Hash notation, or the standard cron text definition.
UPDATE: The new version of library allows you to do some more tricks. First of all, you can manipulate groups of definitions (bulk/group operations). Besides modifications of the actual crontab, you can do now all operations upon files or in memory. And you can combine these 'devices' as needed. Let me show you a small example:
fc = FileCrontab.new '/jobs/mail-delivery.cron' Crontab.Merge fc ... Crontab.Subtract fc
The previous snippet loads a group of cron definitions from file and merges them with the current system crontab. On the last line the same group of definitions is removed from the system crontab.
See documentation for more details and examples.
UPDATE: A related article discusses the library in context of scheduling of Ruby Agents using Cron.
In Ruby there are few schedulers out there, for example the most advanced: openwferu scheduler. They are great for many task, yet…. they are Ruby proprietary schedulers and the host ruby script needs to be running. If you need native cron scheduling, for whatever reason, go for CronEdit.
Do you want to have photo albums (on your site)? I did. I wanted a comfortable but not "over-web20-ized" user experience, and above all, simple and pragmatic content management/control.
Believe or not, nothing I came across was just the right thing. Too heavy, too weak, too ajaxy, unacceptable license, etc. At the end of the day I found out I had not had to look too far. Ondrej Jaura (a good friend of mine) created a simple command-line album generator - Rhotoalbum. Bonus: it is written in ruby :)
You treat your images as ordinary files in directories (which stand for albums) and run a generation command. That's all you need to do. You add new images or change something? Just run the same script - anytime. It creates necessary thumbnails, and simple style-able index pages. For slideshow purposes it (optionally) integrates with nice TripTracker.
My way of appreciation of my Ondrej's great work was … to contribute the project and help out in making it better. This resulted into a release of a new stable version 0.3 these days.
Well, I started this post saying I wanted some place for our photos to show them to friends occasionally. Here is are our Rhoto photo gallery. Another showcase for Rhotoalbum is Ondrej's photo gallery.
In Summer 2005 I started few home-made experiments with workflows for governing complex processes - such as system integration on Web layer. I did this as a part of my PhD activities. The main motivation had been my deep disappointment with all the "enterprisy" workflow systems bull**** laying around. I needed something very dynamic, light-weight and portable. I needed a hammer !
I engaged with Mozilla platform and built a workflow engine on top of this unbelievably feature-rich and mature open-source technology. This platform, surprisingly, allowed for much more. So I added libraries for Web navigation, information extraction, rich GUI, etc.
At the end of the day, there it was: a system for development and execution of full-fledged personalized on-top-Web applications. Users could create and share their own scenarios, own personal agents for searching best cars, checking back account, performing complex transactions on portals, or making any mashups crimes. You can learn more about it on the LumberJaczk homepage. From the very beginning the system was meant to be open-source as it really fits the model.
In mids 2006 a wave of strong interest arouse from commercial segments. Unfortunately this interest clashed with the open-source strategy.
May 2007 - The end of the story (or beginning of another one). Lixto Software GmbH acquires the LumberJaczk technologies. Lixto is at the moment one of the market-leaders in the field of Information Extraction and a solution provider for Online Market Intelligence, Web Process Integration and Metasearch. Openly, the current plan of the company is to keep the source closed.
I hope interesting things will happen!
JSSh for Firefox on Linux (because Firewatir loves it)
March 12th, 2007 <firefox, howto, ruby, tech>It goes like this: Firewatir, the Firefox port of WATIR, depends on JSSh. And JSSh does not install & run nicely on Linux. Clear ?
Annoyed by this situation, I looked what's the problem with this JSSh. To make the story short, success - downlaod the working JSSh for Linux here.
Update 2007-04-11: modified to work also with FF 1.5.3+
Oh, by the way, JSSh stands for JavaScript Shell and it allows you remotely manipulate Firefox remotely. Firewatir gives you a higher-level toolkit for "Web Application Testing in Ruby" (of course not Web scraping ;>>> ). Talking about it let me show how to install the whole thing:
(0. I would recommand to create a dedicated Firefox profile run Firefox in a dedicated profile firefox -ProfileManager
1. Downlaod and install JSSh extension to Firefox and restart it.
2. Start Firefox:
firefox -P testyard -jssh
The JSSh should be up, listening on port 9997 (note: consider security issues). You should be able to communicate with Firefox via telnet. For example:
>telnet localhost 9997
Trying 127.0.0.1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
Welcome to the Mozilla JavaScript Shell!
> 1+1
> help()
> exit()
3. Dowload firewatir (you have to do it from its homepage, it is not on rubyforge yet). Use the mswin32 version, although you are on Linux. Install:
sudo gem install firewatir-1.0.1-mswin32.gem
3. Get to the real ruby test. For example:
require 'rubygems'
require 'firewatir'
include FireWatir
ff.button(:value,"Google Search").click
puts ff.element_by_xpath("//a[@class='l']").text
PS: For those interested in what did I fix: I took one of the latest builds from Dave, repackaged it so that it installs "properly" - as an extension of "21st century" - and added the config GUI shipped originally with the JSSh. It was tested with FF 18.104.22.168 on Ubuntu (Eft), Kubuntu, Gentoo. Update: tested also on FF 1.5(.0.7)
- XPather 1.4 on Firefox 3
- Easy cron scheduling in Ruby.
- Rhotoalbum - a ruby photo album generator
- Acquisition of LumberJaczk Technologies
- JSSh for Firefox on Linux (because Firewatir loves it)
- Subversion: move, migrate, split
- Installation of Subversion on Ubuntu, with Apache, SSL, and BasicAuth.
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The recent release of the "ACCME Annual Report Data 2003" makes it official: CME just keeps growing — to the tune of $1.77 billion in total income reported in 2003. This is an 11 percent increase over 2002's income of almost $1.6 billion, which in turn was up 14.5 percent over the previous year. Average income per organization also is up to $2,545,935, a 9.4 percent increase over the previous year. Specialty physician-member organizations reported the highest total income, followed by medical schools and education companies. "The number of activities are rising, the number of providers is rising, and the amount of money they're spending is rising. That's a good thing," says Murray Kopelow, MD, chief executive of the Accreditation Council for CME, Chicago. "That means more education is happening."
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Not surprisingly, total commercial support also keeps on rising — at almost triple the rate of total income for ACCME-accredited providers. It jumped more than 30 percent between 2002 and 2003, to more than $971 million in 2003, compared to $746 million in 2002. This is just the latest in a series of giant leaps: a 31 percent increase from 2001 to 2002; and a 23 percent increase between 2000 and 2001. "The rate of change seems to be a little more accelerated in the past couple of years," says Kopelow. "Our assumption is that this is a redistribution issue. The pharmaceutical industry is using a larger proportion of the $15 billion they have for promotional funds for [certified] education."
Education companies led, receiving more than $250 million in total commercial support for 2003. This is the second year that these firms moved ahead of medical schools — the former leader in receiving commercial support — and the 2003 numbers show the gap growing. The difference in commercial-support dollars between education companies and medical schools was only $4 million in 2002; in 2003, it was $54 million. Communications companies came in third, as they did in last year's report.
While the bulk of commercial support for all but insurance/managed care companies derived from income received from firms that manufacture FDA-regulated products, medical schools in particular are getting adept at receiving commercial support from other sources, although the total amount all provider types received from non-FDA-regulated entities grew only 6.3 percent, against FDA-regulated commercial support growth of 31 percent. Specialty societies continue to make the most from advertising and exhibits, with more than $143 million coming from these sources in 2003. Next are education companies, which reaped almost $10 million from advertising/exhibits in 2003.
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One slightly disturbing result is that the number of activities and hours for regularly scheduled conferences slipped downward from 2002 to 2003. Directly sponsored conference activities were down 19 percent; and they included 5 percent fewer hours in 2003 than in 2002. Jointly sponsored conferences also were down 19 percent, with a 9 percent reduction in hours. Interestingly, directly sponsored courses were up 30 percent, while jointly sponsored courses were down just slightly from their 2002 numbers. But, according to Kopelow, "This is probably 'artifactual.' We've worked hard over the last couple of years to standardize the way everyone counts activities. The realignment is changing the activity and participant counts." He says he has no direct knowledge of any medical centers that have stopped designating regularly scheduled conferences for credit.
Internet CME showed some big changes, with an explosive 62 percent growth in directly sponsored enduring materials and almost double the number of hours. For jointly sponsored Internet enduring materials, the jump is even bigger: a 313 percent rise between 2002 and 2003. The difficulty with this data, says Kopelow, is that it doesn't separate text-based online offerings from interactive activities. Other enduring materials also saw huge growth, as did most journal CME, while directly sponsored live Internet activities rose just 12 percent. Jointly sponsored live Internet activities dropped from a total of 162 in 2002 to just 40 in 2003. "We're not doing a lot of live streaming video," says Kopelow. "That might be because we still have some bandwidth issues."
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