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Searching by date
Dear todoist
I think your tool is great for GTD.
I use it every day.
Recently, I cannot searching my tasks by date
Few weeks ago I can searching the tasks
by '11월 8' (it means 8th Nov.)
but now I get the message that '질문에 일치하는 작업이 없습니다'
(it means there is no tasks that you request)
How can I fix this problem?
(This problem occured on the web)
All responses
I can confirm that searching for "십일월 8" works correctly. Please clarify - you were able to search for "11월 8" before and now it stopped working? If so - when exactly did it stop working? Did you make any changes such as - installed a new plugin in your browser or anything that could point to when it stopped working?
Best regards,
Thank you for your answer.
I were able to search for "11월 8" before and now it stopped working.
I think it is basic rule for korean language.
Because when I add a task for 내일(it means tomorrow, and today is Nov.14), '11월 15'검색하기(it means Nov 15 searching) and 질문에 일치하는 작업이 없습니다.(There is no task for question).
But I couldn't remember when was the change began.
I did not install any plugin also.
Thank you for clarifying, we'll look into this issue.
Best regards,


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"People Get Ready": Music and the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s
Brian Ward is a professor of American Studies at Northumbria University, UK. His major publications include Just My Soul Responding: Rhythm and Blues, Black Consciousness and Race Relations (1998), Radio and the Struggle for Civil Rights in the South (2004), and The 1960s: A Documentary Reader (2009). He is currently working on a book about the relationships between the American South and the world of British popular music.


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Efficient Programming Techniques for Youth Programmers
This is a book review prepared by Jason Cheng on this topic.
Prefactoring (by Ken Pugh, O'Reilly Media, Inc., ISBN: 0596008740) is all about making guidelines or outlines of what we've learned from our programming experiences. These guidelines will aid us to do only minimal refactoring for our future programs or projects, providing us flexibility on program handling. Technically, this book has taught me lot of things about making a unique program structure that is capable of being reconstructed easily if changes will be required.
The book itself discussed ways on how to develop the prefactoring skills and attitudes required in creating a good guideline. As a young programmer, this book aided my programming skills and I recommend it to every programmer and computer science and information technology students.
Developing these skills early on will help them handle hands-on computer laboratory works, and brainstorm for their own program with the use of their own guidelines. For people who are not familiar with object-oriented programming or anything about programming, the terms and concepts used in the book does not only tackle programming, but also about safe project planning. The approach of the book is also a plus factor.
Ken Pugh, the writer of this book, cooperated with his friends, especially with Sam and Tim. Sam owns the business CD rental, while Tim is a co-developer. Ken explained what are the needs of the business, how the three of them developed their solutions, the different approaches on how they came up to such unique ideas, and finally generalizing these sets of solutions to create a superb system for the CD rental business. Though this book was too focused on this matter, Ken never failed to cite additional examples, wherein all the lessons learned from the CD rental business was also applied.
The book made me get used on the basic foundation they used to create a complex program. My friend was amazed to my new program constructs, and I brag it with laughs saying: "This is how professionals code their programs, my friend."
Kidding aside, the book was easy for me to understand because they used object-oriented language representation for the examples and UML for the diagrams (classes, sequence and state). They also used pseudocode examples to explain many of the guidelines, and Ken made it generic as much as possible, and not a language guide. The codes in the book can be used for personal use, either for programs and documentation, which expanded my vocabulary on programming and program constructing conventions. Sharing ideas with my colleagues about these gave me more and more ideas branching because of what I've learned. All I can say is, prefactoring is a skill that we all must learn now, and I encourage everyone to try out the book.
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APC Offers Free Courses with Launch of Data Center University
American Power Conversion (Nasdaq: APCC) (APC), a global provider of end-to-end infrastructure availability solutions, has launched Data Center University, an online educational institution for IT professionals, engineers and people involved in building or operating server rooms and data centers.
Data Center University by APC includes both classroom and Web-based courses. The initial launch offers 14 foundational courses and six advanced courses in the subject areas of data center design, build and operations. Courses are available online at www.datacenteruniversity.com.
All courses, which are vendor neutral and do not promote APC products, focus on the critical technologies and best practices that are relevant to leading-edge, scaleable, modular data center infrastructure. Actual data center executives with decades of combined experience participated in the development of the courses. Individuals can complete most of the online, on-demand courses in less than one hour. Data Center University is an educational partner of IEEE.
Data Center University gives IT professionals an unprecedented opportunity to broaden knowledge on a wide variety of topics related to data center design and management, including the latest high density applications that are creating challenging design issues for enterprises. Other popular courses include Fundamentals of Cooling, Fundamentals of Power, and Fundamentals of Physical Security. From now until March 31, 2006, Data Center University will offer all online courses at no charge.
Beginning April 1st, each online course will cost $79. Web-based education is self-paced and available on-demand via the Customer Education Web site at www.datacenteruniversity.com. Beginning in the third quarter of 2006, Data Center University will offer live classroom instruction in various locations. The Web site will list future classroom schedules. Data Center University also will offer certification paths beginning in the second quarter of 2006.
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The Philippine National Bank (PNB) and IBM have signed an IT services agreement under which IBM will run PNB's IT Helpdesk operations as well as manage and maintain the bank's desktop, laptop and printer equipment. As part of this agreement, IBM is committed to enhance PNB's customer experience as well as to deliver improved service flexibility and cost efficiencies to enable PNB to achieve a higher level of business agility and growth. The agreement is part of PNB's transformation strategy to focus on its core business and aggressively grow marketshare and profitability.
The helpdesk and IT equipment maintenance services agreement will cover software and hardware equipment support over a three-year period. Additionally IBM will supply PNB's annual desktop requirement of 700 to 800 desktop systems for 2006. This is on top of the 1,072 desktop systems being delivered by IBM as part of PNB's upgrade of the Branch Teller System.
Although this is indeed a good news, I still have to see PNB embrace electronic banking. I have been a depositor of the bank since 1999 and have not seen any concrete moves in such area. I remembered signing up at the branch for their telephone and SMS banking but it never got processed, and thus, not able to use it.
I certainly hope that PNB will shape up and catch up with what the the leading banks are doing. They are the premiere bank that dominates the OFW and diaspora remittance in-flow in the country. Upgrading their services, offering the latest tools, is something that they should have the self-initiated leadership to do as well. Their lack of progress in this area does not give a good impression on how forward looking they are and putting it into action. There's a difference on being conservative and just being too damn slow in making progress.
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Modified on December 28, 2005 at 4:04 PM
Easy SQL Learning for Students and Newbies
Here's an interesting book review written by Jason Cheng. This is in addition to our initial introduction about this book.
Another book from O'Reilly Media Inc., which they entitled: "A Pain-Free Introduction to SQL for Database Developers & Administrators – Learning SQL" (ISBN: 0596007272, O'Reilly Media Inc., US$34.95, Paperback, 289pp, September 2005) written by Alan Beaulieu, was made to enlighten the readers' mind that SQL is not as complex as how it looks, but as easy as how the book will explain it you. The book itself described what SQL is all about, its history, the basics, tied up with plenty of exercises and 13 chapters to build up the reader's knowledge of using SQL at such learning tempo. The contents contain technical examples at the latter chapters, but the first 3 chapters will clearly explain the basics for the readers to go through the contents without any difficulty. Any readers, especially the youth can find the book easily to be understood in such a clear manner.
The book's contents have plenty of valuable information about the SQL history. Me and my classmates who had read the book didn't even know that it was just meant to be pronounced as "Sequel" (We just pronounce it as Es-Q-EL), not some sort of abbreviation nor acronym. There were also stanzas in the preface of the book that clearly expounded the reasons for me to learn from this book, apply the knowledge that I will learn from its contents, and finish it right away.
Here's one stanza that threw a king-sized rock to my forehead: "If you are going to work with relational database, whether you are writing applications, performing administrative tasks, or generating reports, you will need to know how to interact with the data in your database. Even if you are using a tool that generates SQL for you, such as a reporting tool, there may be times when you need to bypass the automatic generation feature and write your own statements," as it was expounded in the preface. The book made me realize that relying on an SQL generator (like what I've been doing before) might contain statements that we really don't require. For instance, we want to make a complex database which contains all the details needed for our website. Then we had an idea wherein we wanted to make our own indicator that will search for such value or data inside the complex database structure, problems in searching for that data that we require might occur because of the limited features of that SQL generator. The book covered PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle Database, IBM DB2, Sybase Adaptive Server, and especially MySQL. But the ANSI SQL standards were the ones prioritized by the book, since it is used all through out any kind of SQL databases.
As a college student, I had just learned all the details about SQL in just 5 days by reading this book. The book is very cost-effective, because I had hastily understood the basic SQL commands, and became conscious on how did my SQL generator do its stuffs (like creating database tables, sorting the details, correction of the details, making a mark on a specific data in just one-click-of-a-button). These were all explained by the book. Another thing that I've learned from this book was the basic commands. I had found out how these commands work, and it's because of these emphasized details indicated in chapter one. With those significant details, the jigsaw-puzzle like predefined functions, along with its details that I had encountered in the book when I scanned its contents became a little easier for me to identify with. Here's one example:
CREATE TABLE corporation
(corp_id SMALLINT,
Name VARCHAR(30),
CONSTRAINT pk_corporation PRIMARY KEY (corp_id)
It looks creepy? For people who are greenhorns to SQL, yes. But then, the explanations will immediately catch up right after this code to help us understand how the basic command CREATE TABLE works:
This statement creates a table with two columns, corp_id and name, with the corp_id column identified as the primary key for the table.
The book itself will immediately answer your questions after a confusing sample code. Thus, its brilliant step-by-step system of teaching and explaining provides the basic foundation of its accuracy for making the readers be knowledgeable of the contents with a concrete understanding of each lesson. I know that the example isn't that much confusing for those who know SQL, but I'm telling you that the way how you've understand this simple code will also be the way how the book will explain the complex codes to you. Not only that this book has plenty of bounded and related details which provide clear explanations on how the codes work, but the exercises that I had found at every end of each chapter (Starting from chapter 3 onwards) helped me a lot on applying the knowledge that I had just acquired immediately, and I think that it would be better if I would be able to maximize the book's valuable contents even more if it has additional optional and complicated exercises (or simply bonus exercises) in each chapter. So that I can have an option to choose from those exercises to completely apply all of the knowledge that can be acquired from this book.
Besides the information about the SQL codes, schemas and other functions, the way he explains the contents gives artistry to his way of pointing out the important details and facts. The title itself fitted its contents, fulfilled my needs, and I recommend this book to every reader who wants to learn SQL in a seamless approach. I did not require any references because there weren't any perplexities at all.
But is the book way above other SQL learning books? I would say that this book applies to all readers to wants to learn SQL, many of my classmates are interested and I would really wanted to recommend this as a book for teaching us SQL in our campus here at MAPUA Makati, Philippines. And for those who know SQL well, they might want to try out the exercises found in the book. Nevertheless, it's too impractical to do that though. As for programmers/ application developers, they may want to integrate the seamless database construction of SQL to their applications, if ever they aren't familiar about SQL. I'm very glad that I can manually make own SQL conditions/functions/statements with ease and integrate these codes into my very own programmed game. So all in all, what's important for me is that the book did its job, like I really felt that the author was actually teaching me personally because of his brilliant teaching skills.
But is there anything wrong with the book? Hmmm ... As I usually wish, I hope books with this kind of contents are portable (I don't want to keep this in my locker or else my friends who have a duplicate might get it without my permission). But the book itself is already ok.
Posted by: janette in: Computing
Google enables filtering for Creative Commons-licensed content
Creative Commons announced that Google now enables filtering for Creative Commons-licensed content.
Following the example of Yahoo!'s CC-search that was released in March 2004 and then incorporated into Yahoo!'s Advanced Search page, Google has incorporated a new element into its Advanced Search page that allows users to filter their search by "Usage Rights." By choosing to search for content that "allows some form of reuse" or "can be freely modified, adapted or built upon," search results with be limited to content that is made available under a Creative Commons license.
Creative Commons CEO & Chairman, Lawrence Lessig (blog) said "Creative Commons is thrilled by Google's decision to join Yahoo! in enabling the spread of CC-licensed content. Now two major search engines recognize Creative Commons licenses; this confirms that CC is an important part of the infrastructure of the Internet.
Creative Commons own search page now gives site visitors the ability to search using either Google or Yahoo!.
Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that provides a flexible copyright licenses for authors and artists
Posted by: janette in: Internet
Modified on November 5, 2005 at 4:08 PM
Bright future for telephony
Internet telephony with VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) hasn't yet reached critical mass, but it's poised to. VoIP promises huge cost savings, but its ability to move data, images, and voice traffic over the same connection will undoubtedly cement its place in the future of telecommunications. That's why so many IT administrators and developers are exploring VoIP-based private telephone switching systems within the enterprise. The efficiency that network users can reach with it is almost mind-boggling. And cheap, if the system is built with open source software PBX like Asterisk.
There are commercial VoIP options out there, but many are expensive systems that run old, complicated code on obsolete hardware. Asterisk runs on Linux and can interoperate with almost all standards-based telephony equipment. Asterisk embraces the concept of standards-compliance, but also gives users the freedom to choose how to implement their systems.
With Asterisk, users are no longer dependent on expensive and inflexible systems that are tuned to the vendor's needs, rather than the end user's. Asterisk's flexibility comes at a price, however: it's not a simple system to learn, and the documentation has hitherto been lacking. Linux pros need to learn a bit about telephony; telecom pros need to learn a bit about Linux.
With "Asterisk: The Future of Telephony (O'Reilly)," the future is no longer unmapped. The book, written by Jim Van Meggelen, Jared Smith (blog), Leif Madsen, will help readers to truly understand the core concepts of Asterisk. This new book offers a complete roadmap for installing, configuring, and integrating Asterisk with existing phone systems. It walks readers through a basic dial plan step by step, and gives them enough working knowledge to set up a simple but complete system. The book outlines all the options, and shows how to set up voicemail services, call conferencing, interactive voice response, call waiting, caller ID, and more. Readers will also learn how Asterisk merges voice and data traffic seamlessly across disparate networks. And they won't need additional hardware: for interconnection with digital and analog telephone equipment, Asterisk supports a number of hardware devices.
The future of telephony is bright--and with "Asterisk: The Future of Telephony," you can be ready for it.
Posted by: janette in: Networks
SQL will not go away
With only a handful of commands, SQL data statements can look deceptively simple. This, combined with the fact that many database developers discover they can get by with learning just the rudiments of the language, explains why so few SQL users tap into the full power of the language. Alan Beaulieu, author of "Learning SQL" (O'Reilly), wants to go beyond what most books have done.
Those who work with relational databases--whether writing applications, performing administrative tasks, or generating reports--need to understand how to interact with their data. Even those who use a tool that generates SQL for them, such as a reporting tool, may have occasions when they need to bypass the automatic generation feature and write their own SQL statements. SQL can also be fun: it can be exhilarating to take a tricky data manipulation or reporting problem and solve it with a single, well written statement. "Learning SQL" provides a pain-free introduction that begins with a simple SELECT statement and gently guides readers well on their way to proficiency with the language.
Beaulieu's book is intended for anyone who needs to learn SQL to enhance his or her academic or professional career. The book shows readers how to collect and return related information from many tables at once, take a set-oriented approach to working with data, embed conditional logic into SQL statements using CASE expressions, write queries within queries, and employ SQL's many built-in functions to transform and reinterpret data.
SQL may be an old language, but it's going to be around for a long time and has a bright future. With "Learning SQL," readers can master this important skill and know that the SQL statements they write are both powerful and correct.
To learn more:
SQL Functions (SQL in a Nutshell)
Introduction to SQL Tuning (SQL Tuning)
Query Primer
Hierarchical Queries (SQL Pocket Guide)
Posted by: janette in: Computing
Net Empowers Filipino Animator
Hey all, Mike here. I had the pleasure of meeting young Filipino animator Ramon del Prado cosplaying Tekken's Kazuya at a party yesterday. Turns out while I was on stage at AnimeXplosion 2005, his animated short Egg was competing at the festival.
Good to see he's on leading Flash animation portal Newgrounds. Hope to see more Internet-empowered freelance animators in the Philippines.
Posted by: Mike in: Internet
Modified on October 30, 2005 at 11:34 PM
Philippine Online Game List Updated
Laibcoms updates his list of Philippine online games -- now up to 28. Check it out at its new location here.
The top earner on the list makes around US$ 1.7 million a month; imagine how much revenue all 28 of them generate. As a Korean game exec opines, the Philippine online game publishing industry is only two years behind Korea's.
Hey, Dondi, when the CICT develops something like the KGDI, you should hire Laibcoms. My recorded gaming hours can't hold a candle to his. ;)
Posted by: Mike in: Internet
Modified on October 24, 2005 at 10:55 PM
Palm and Treo Hacks
As one of the first and most popular handheld systems, the Palm OS has come a long way. From the newest Tungstens and Treos all the way down the family tree, Palms are everywhere, and there's much more to these systems than meets the eye, promises Scott MacHaffie (blog), author of "Palm and Treo Hacks" (O'Reilly).
"Palm and Treo Hacks" gives you tips and tools that show you how to make the most of your Palm. A few minutes spent reading some of the hacks in this book will save you hours of research. You'll learn how to:
Get some rest and relaxation with your Palm, whether it's listening to music, playing classic games, or watch videos
Find great applications for your Palm and make the most of the ones you're using now
Add photos of friends and family to your address book
Get super-organized, getting more from the built-in Personal Information Manager and learning how to manage complex projects, from weight loss diaries to big presentations with your Palm
Extend the Palm with must-have software and hardware add-ons
Run Linux on your Palm
Take your Palm online, reading email, surfing the web, and sending instant messages
Written for beginning to expert Palm users, "Palm and Treo Hacks" is full of practical, ingenious tips and tricks you can apply immediately. Whether you're looking to master the built-in applications or you want to trick out your Palm to its fullest extent, this book will show you how to do it.
Posted by: janette in: Computing
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Stay in the heart of Hong Kong's shopping and entertainment district starting at just $128 (HK$990) per night including tax at Eaton, Hong Kong.
Featuring upgraded accommodation in a Smart Room, this deal saves up to 35% off what you would regularly pay for a room at this 4-star hotel.
This deal also includes daily "express breakfast" for two at the hotel's Main St Café, and a 20% food and beverage discount at hotel outlets. Guests also receive FREE Internet throughout the hotel.
Located in Kowloon, Eaton Hong, Kong is positioned on Nathan Road, the 'Golden Mile' commercial district lined with shops and restaurants. The hotel is conveniently situated next to Jordan MTR Station and is one stop away from the major tourist hub of Tsim Sha Tsui.
The hotel features six restaurants and a bar, a rooftop swimming pool, and a fitness centre with free access for guests.
Smart Rooms feature a spacious, open-plan design and modern furnishings, including iPhone docks.
Valid for stays from January 1-7; 29-31 and February 3-10, 17-21, 2013. There will be a surcharge of up to $120 extra per night during the Chinese New Year period of February 10-18.
Book by January 31.
Travelzoo tip: For those who like big breakfasts, stay in a Deluxe Room for just $135 (HK$1045) per night and receive full buffet breakfast for two, plus free Wi-Fi and a 20% food and beverage discount at hotel outlets.


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{Boulder Event} "The more I see…" Photos by Cory Richards
Upcoming exhibition in Boulder, Colorado: by local photographer Cory Richards.
"The fact of storytelling hints at a fundamental human unease, hints at human imperfection. Where there is perfection there is no story to tell."
The portraiture of 'the more i see…' is an attempt at telling a simple story…the paradoxical and humorous experience of seeing more, and subsequently being stripped of knowledge. It is, on some level, tragically funny.
Over the past 18 months, I've been to Nepal six times. Reflecting on those experiences, I immediately identify three things. The first is that I'm tired. The second is that airplane food, no matter what part of the cabin you are in, is still airplane food. Third, and perhaps more important, is the playfully paradoxical realization that with every journey, I've returned progressively disarmed…and perhaps slightly more confused.
One of the things that I often forget is how readily accessible information is in our culture. What's more, we tend to arm ourselves with knowledge, mistaking it for understanding. In so doing, we predispose ourselves to building expectation—especially when it comes to travel. We exalt the exotic, putting that with which we have no experience on a pedestal. It's hard not to laugh then when you take less than three steps on foreign soil and realize that you in fact know nothing, regardless of the information you've gathered. Your pictures become reflections of your preconceived notions.
Because of this, imagery as a means of storytelling has always been, well, awkward. Not so much like "middle school" awkward, but more so like "a half truth is a whole lie" kind of awkward.
No matter what you do to make it different, it is still a moment that was but now is passed. Subsequently, you are left with a memento that's only reality is in the physical image hanging on the wall. The truth in it exists only so far as you are willing to engage and use your imagination.
Because of the cultural context of all of the portraits in this exhibition, that being primarily Tibetan Buddhist, I find that a playful irony is helpful…being present with something that by it's very nature, represents non-presence.
The portraits, stripped of physical context, encourage us to interact with the subjects.
It's always been my attempt to remove myself as much as I can from the imagery. The inherent "imperfections" of the subjects tell their stories with a far richer tone than I ever could. As such, I'm often left looking at my own work, getting lost in the maze of silvery, textured skin, emerging sometimes hours later more confused than when I actually created the image.
It's in those moments that I am forced to laugh, faced with a fourth and final realization:
the more I see, the less I know.
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5 Responses to "{Boulder Event} "The more I see…" Photos by Cory Richards"
Those are some incredible faces. I know just what he means by "getting lost in the maze of silvery, textured skin"
this is so beautiful
from my own experience, traveling in India and Nepal i can truly relate to all that is mentioned in the article.
and thank you for sharing
Makes me weep
Looks like a great homage to the great photographer Phil Borges.
Cory, Congratulations upon a marvelously successful first art opening tonight! Bravo and well done!
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Viewed through the macro lens of world history, the design of the Standing Liberty quarter is both ironic and prophetic. Although a few of the key-date 1916 issues were coined, only in early 1917 did the design become widely available. Liberty correctly holds the olive branch of peace in her right (left facing) hand, and in her left she holds a shield of protection and defense, from which she has removed its covering sheath. On the reverse, the eagle flies incorrectly (according to heraldic tradition) to its left, its less-honorable side. Of course 1917 was also the year that the United States entered World War I, after striving for years to maintain a position of neutrality.
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During the Dorian invasion, the Oracle of Delphi prophecied that the Dorians would win, as long as the king of Athens was not harmed. Hearing of this prophecy, Codrus disguised himself as a peasant and snuck to the Dorian camp. Here, he made a fuss, and was prompty killed. The Dorians retreated upon learning what had happened. It was decreed that no one would be worthy enough to succeed Codrus on the throne, and so, Athens only had archons afterwards.
The árchōntes did not rule as kings; where kings were sole rulers of the city state, árchōntes ruled first in threes, then in nines, then in tens and their power did not extend to law-making. Indeed, the Athenians had a clear understanding of the difference between sovereign power and executive government, and they kept the two separate far more than any modern government.
The system started with three archons: the 'Archōn Epōnymos' (ἄρχων Ἐπώνυμος), the 'Polemarchos' (πολέμαρχος), and the 'Archōn Basileus' (Ἄρχων Βασιλεύς). Together, these three oversaw the tasks the ancient kings had carried alone.
- The Archōn Epōnymos was the chief magistrate. He was in charge of the affairs of Athens' citizens. He served as an ancient mayor for the city, and the year was named after him.
- The Polemarchos--in the early days--was charged with all affairs of war. The entire army fell to him, and it was up to him to make military decisions for the whole of the city-state. As we will see later on, this part of his job was transfered to the 'stratēgoí' when it became too large a job for one man. From that time on, he would be in charge of the city's métoikos, the resident aliens. He became a mayor in his own right, but for anyone not citizen or slave.
- The Archōn Basileus were the spiritual inheritors of the mythic kings of Athens. Most notably, the Archon Basileus was in charge of religious and artistic festivals.
As Athens grew, it became impossible for three men to take on this job on their own. Six others were commissioned. These were the Thesmothétai (Θεσμοθέται), 'junior' archons, who worked at the thesmotheteion. A tenth position was added to the árchōntes (ἄρχοντες) around the fifth or fourth century BC. It was called the 'Grammateîs' (γραμματεῖς) and he who took up the role, served as a secretary with a large variety of tasks.
Originally the árchōntes were chosen from the 'eupatridae'--those who were 'good fathered'--by elections every ten years, but after 508 BC the titles were held for only a single year. Other changes came in 487 BC, when the archonships became assigned by lot to any citizen, and the Polemarchos' military duties were taken over by a new class of generals known as 'stratēgoí' (στρατηγοί). The ten stratēgoí were elected from the ten tribes of Athens, and the office of Polemarchos was rotated among them on a daily basis. The Polemarchos himself had only minor religious duties from that point forward, as well as titular headship over the stratēgoí. When democracy was instituted in Athens, the Archōn Epōnymos remained the titular head of state, although his position became a lot less important.
So, how were these people chosen for the árchōntes? Well, the ancient Athenians fiddled with the system quite a bit to get it functioning the way they wanted it, but there was one common element that--as said--was always included: lot. Every single citizen had a chance to serve a term as árchōntes. Each of the ten Athenian tribes supplied candidates, who were selected by lottery from across the tribe. All citizens of Athens then voted on the thee to ten people they thought would do the best job. Some years, this meant that some of the least-capable men of a tribe ruled the entire city-state, but that was something that the citizens just dealt with.
This democracy I just spoke of, by the way, was a lot different than the democracy of modern times. In fact, I think the ancient Hellenes would have raised an eye-brow or two if someone were to tell them about our modern ideas about democracy. In ancient Athens, sovereign power was held by the ekklesia, and only by the ekklesia. The árchōntes didn't factor into lawmaking at all. Every citizen in ancient Hellas had the right to vote on new or changing laws and was thus required to be aware of them and have an opinion on them; a direct democracy. Very roughly measured, about a quarter of the inhabitants of ancient Athens were eligible to vote. At the height of ancient Athens, this would have constituted about 25,000 men. 6,000 were needed before any vote even went up. On slow days, serfs who were part of the Scythian Guard literally wrangled citizens(!) into the halls, with a rope smeared with red ochre--called a 'miltos'--to get enough bodies in the seats.
Getting 25,000 people--or even 6,000--to do anything in union is a very daunting task, so the ancient Athenians formed a 'boule' (βουλή), who met at the 'bouleterion'. The term comes from the ancient Greek word for 'citizens': bouleutai (βουλευταί). I touched briefly upon the ten tribes of ancient Athens, and I will do so again now. In the near future, I'll come back to them in greater detail, because to do so now would be beyond the scope of this post. Suffice to say that every citizen in Athens had to belong to one of the ten tribes, eight of which were named after the mythical kings. The boule was assembled from 50 men, chosen from each tribe, for a total of 500 men. They oversaw the daily workings of the city, administered justices, looked after the placement of orphans, etc.
During their days as prytanis, members of the prytaneis ate at public expense in the 'Tholos' (θόλος), a circular edifice constructed for them next to the bouleterion. In effect, they lived there for the duration of their time as prytanis. My guess as to why, is because they would be easy to find that way. Prythaneis were the only people who could summon the ekklesia in case of emergencies so, in case of emergencies, they needed to be locatable.
In short: ancient Athens was ruled by the ekklesia of about 25,000 voting citizens. The ekklesia, in turn, was managed by the boule of 500 citizens, taken from the ranks of the ekklesia. The boule, finally, was managed by 50 members of the boule, called the prytaneis. Everyone in the ekklesia voted, but their votes were tallied by the boule-members of their tribe, who related the votes to the prytanis of their tribe, who then tallied and proclaimed the votes.
With so many people living in modern countries, this system of árchōntes and direct democracy is outdated at best, but in that fever dream I have of a standardized Hellenismos, wouldn't this serve as the perfect base for standardization? With the on-line possibilities we have today, it would be easy for anyone who would want to, to join video conferences, vote through on-line voting tools and remain in contact through yahoo-groups, forums and/or social media. Never going to happen, you say? No, probably not, but a girl can dream, right?


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Regional artist, Doreyl Ammons Cain, recently received a $500 grant from the Jackson County Arts Council. The grant will help Cain to continue her Dillsboro mural project entitled, "On Hallowed Ground". She has finished the rough sketch of the mural and has applied for several other grants to reach the additional $8,500.00 needed to complete the mural. Cain says, " With donations from the community and another grant, this wonderful mural will happen! I'm so excited to receive this grant! I have just started painting the mural, so I'll be posting my mural panels as the painting develops on my art blog at: colorfestartblog.com.
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Alle-Kiski Valley high school notebook: Apollo-Ridge's Tipton gets offer from Michigan State
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Usually, Tre Tipton is a step ahead of opposing players, in a prime position to elevate and make circus catches or intercept passes.
This past weekend, though, he got ahead of himself.
The Apollo-Ridge junior admits he was offside with an impulse commitment to Toledo — from which he quickly recoiled.
Tipton, a gifted receiver and defensive back with all-state accolades, thought he was doing the right thing, putting the recruiting process to bed Sunday night when he verbally committed to Toledo.
But the snap decision quickly came with regrets.
While it was a good-on-paper fit, the move lacked any serious discussion from people in Tipton's camp.
So about 24 hours after he accepted Toledo's offer, he called the team back to de-commit and put more thought into his future.
"I told them that I was sorry and I made a blind decision that didn't concern my mother or my coach; I wasn't ready," Tipton said.
"I more so rushed myself because I didn't want to lose Toledo, but I had a talk with my mom, and she wanted me to wait."
Tipton said it was no offense to Toledo. It could have been any school.
He simply was swept under the current and got antsy, wanting to secure arguably his largest offer — until Tuesday morning when Michigan State offered.
Tipton said the Spartans always have been high on his list and an offer from a Big Ten program certainly changes the perception of any prospect. He performed well at Michigan State's prospect camp.
"Michigan State really likes him," Apollo-Ridge coach John Skiba said. "They said he did very well at their one-day camp and proved himself as one of their kind of players.
"Tre's going to take it slow. I believe Michigan State is a great fit."
Skiba likes Michigan State, but his message for Tipton is to backpedal a bit and see what's in front of him rather than making a full sprint. Skiba played at Laurel and had Division I attention as a tight end before choosing Pitt.
"We talk a lot about his options and finding the right fit for him," Skiba said. "He needs to slow down after the Toledo mistake."
Tipton also has offers from St. Francis (Pa.), Duquesne, Ohio and Massachusetts.
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Another local player also has upped the ante after drawing his first offer from a BCS school. Central Catholic junior wide receiver/safety Johnny Petrishen, of Lower Burrell, picked up an offer from Virginia last week. That gives Petrishen (6-2, 190) 17 offers, most of them from the Ivy League. Most schools want him as an "athlete."
All-star baseball
A total of 13 Alle-Kiski players were selected to play in Sunday's WPIAL Baseball Coaches Association All-Star Games at Kelly Automotive Park — formerly Pullman Park — in Butler.
The Class A team will play Class AA at 1 p.m., followed by Class AAA vs. Class AAAA at 4 p.m.
Local selections on the Class AAAA roster are Ryan Sciullo of Kiski Area and Nick Stotler of Plum; Class AAA: Zach Junk and Caleb Thorn of Knoch; Class AA: Todd Coleman and Matt Olesnevich of Deer Lakes, and Noah Shannon and Matt Swartz of Freeport; Class A: Jason Anthony and Dom Conte of Riverview, Joey Luciana and Sam Thimons of St. Joseph, and Alex Demonte of Springdale.
Players will be honored at an awards banquet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Southpointe Hilton Garden Inn.
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'Marcel's Quantum Kitchen' Is Not a Cooking Show ... and That's OK
Good question. SyFy has suffered from channel drift lately, and since its infamously inside-the-box name change has gone away from pure science fiction programming. And, while it's hard to classify 'Marcel's Quantum Kitchen,' it's most assuredly not a cooking show. Marcel and his crew are not trying, for instance, to instruct you in the fine art of making a 30-inch long noodle made of wine or how to make a tree trunk out of beef tenderloin, braised short ribs and some meat glue.
If you take the show for what it is -- a reality show about a very unusual chef and his crew -- and bring with it a "how did they do that?" attitude, you will likely find 'Quantum Kitchen' entertaining. That is, if you're not put off by the super-spendy clients that hire Marcel to make his culinary magic, or by Marcel himself.
If you're a 'Top Chef' fan, you already have a pre-conceived notion of who Marcel is. He's competitive, to say the least, though some people would substitute the word "obnoxious" or "douchey" for the word "competitive." As Marcel told me, one of the things he hopes people get out of 'Quantum Kitchen' is a more complete picture of him, and they see that he's not the rapping tool that we've seen during both of his seasons on the Bravo cooking competition.
'Quantum Kitchen' succeeds in doing that... to an extent. In the same episode where we see Marcel really identifying with high school sweethearts who reconnected after 30 years and trying to reflect their love story in the menu for their engagement party, we also see him fighting with a demanding party planner and sneaking his plain plates onto the party site because that's his "canvas." Marcel swears up a storm when something gets screwed up, and he gets on the newest member of his team -- a former concert-venue caterer named Robyn -- when she takes a lot of time peeling apples.
In other words, Marcel is still Marcel, but at least there's some context to his less-than-social behavior. He's performing a lot of very experimental and precise cooking under pressure. Add his perfectionist nature to all that, then you might understand why the guy snaps every so often.
The two episodes SyFy sent for preview follow the same pattern: extremely wealthy client hires Marcel to cater their lavish party. After talking to them and the party planner, he plans a menu with his team: Robyn, Devon, who specializes in cool cocktails, and Jarrid, a sous chef jack of all trades. The bulk of the episode is spent in a kitchen filled with liquid nitrogen tanks and cool gadgets such as a machine that infuses something with liquid then suddenly vacuums it out. The end of the episode is spent at the party itself, where the finished product is met with oohs and aahs by the guests.
The journey Marcel and his team take to get to the final product was the most interesting part, and will be the part that satisfies the geek foodies that will be Marcel's audience. The super-lavish parties are a bit of a turn-off; in the first episode, for instance, an overly-tan woman who would fit in well on 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' throws a wildlife refuge fundraiser that was so over the top that it looked like it cost more than the refuge's yearly budget.
We're also going to have to see more instances where Marcel doesn't pull off a last-second miracle; just sticking to the format described above is going to get the show into a rut very quickly. But if you're curious as to how you can turn tomato water into a foam, or how to make watermelon taste like sashimi-grade tuna, then 'Marcel's Quantum Kitchen' isn't a bad way to pass an hour.
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Making: Gluten-Free Crepes with Strawberries
Recently I became rather obsessed with the idea of trying to create gluten-free crepes that taste as good as I remember traditional crepes to be. About a year ago I started using Carol's Gluten Free Flour, and it's really the only gf flour I use anymore. It has the lightest texture and flavor of any gluten-free flour I've ever tasted. So far it has worked perfectly for everything from delectable cupcakes to scrumptious apple ring fritters. I know I probably sound like an infomercial, but I really just love this stuff (no payment or reimbursement has been sent my way for me to say that)…although Carol, if you're listening I wouldn't mind a bag or two of flour (I plow through this stuff like nobody's business).
So anyhow, I decided it was time to see if my trusty flour was up for the challenge of becoming crepe-worthy. Turns out it was! My daughter and I have been feasting on crepes stuffed with fresh strawberries and whipped cream just about every weekend for the past 5 weeks. Even my daughter who said in the past that she "thinks crepes are gross," has requested them more than a couple times. Delicious!
Anyhow, for any of you who are interested, at the bottom of this post is the adapted (and sweetened) recipe I've been making. For those of you who are lucky enough to be able to feast on traditional floury goods, the original recipe can be found here (although I'd probably still sweeten it a bit if you'll be having them with berries). Enjoy!
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Gluten-Free Crepes with Strawberry
Makes 5 large crepes
2 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla, gluten-free
1/2 cup milk (I use non-fat)
1/2 cup water
1/4 teaspoon salt
1-2 tablespoons sugar (add more or less depending on your preference)
1 cup Carol's Gluten-Free All Purpose Flour
2 tablespoons salted butter, melted
1 tablespoon butter, for pan
(optional) – powdered sugar and whipped cream
Fresh Strawberry Topping
- 1/2 to 1 container fresh strawberries, washed and cut into bite-size pieces
- 2 tablespoons sugar (more or less to taste)
- (optional) 1/2 teaspoon freshly grated lemon or orange zest
- Place strawberries into a bowl and sprinkle with sugar and zest. Use a spoon to gently mix the berries until the sugar has coated them. Set aside and allow berries to soften in the sugar before serving. About 5 minutes.
- Place 2 tablespoons of butter into a small saucepan, and melt over low heat. Meanwhile, in a medium mixing bowl, whisk together the eggs, vanilla, milk, water, salt and sugar until thoroughly combined. Gradually add in the flour with whisk to combine. Remove butter from heat, and pour into batter in a steady stream while slowly whisking to combine. Mix until smooth. Note: Crepe batter is much thinner than pancake batter, so don't be alarmed if it seems runny. You can always whisk in an extra bit of flour to thicken it up a bit if need be.
- Heat a small amount of butter in a large frying pan over medium high heat. Pour or scoop the batter onto the griddle, using approximately 1/3 cup for each crepe. As soon as you've poured the batter, tilt and swirl the pan in a circular motion so that the batter coats the surface evenly. Use caution…this is the part when I usually burn myself.Cook the crepe for about 2 minutes, until the bottom is light brown.
- Using a rubber spatula, flip the crepe and cook the other side. Repeat this process with remaining batter. You can keep your finished crepes warm in an the oven (on very low heat) until you are ready to serve.
- Top crepes with fresh strawberries, a dallop or two of whipped cream, and a dusting of powdered sugar.


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