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After earning his doctorate from Columbia University Teachers College in 1959, he went on to serve as Assistant Professor of Science Education at Harvard University and Professor of Education at the University of California at Berkeley, before joining Nova Southeastern University in 1966.
Recognizing that the educational system was failing about one third of the American population, Fischler promoted drastic changes in the way students learn. Rather than compete on the arbitrary playing field of time, he proposed that the curriculum be tailored to each student's individual needs, with content delivered in a manner and at a pace consistent with his or her learning style. In fact, he began the Fischler School of Education and Human Services to fill an existing need in the community.
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Do Like the New Mark Chic Frills Powder Blush
Remember that cool Avon Retro Charm Collection released too LONG ago?! Anyway, I loved the blush in that collection…and I was thinking the new Mark Chic Frills Powder Blush kinda looks like it, different color of course.
This features a lacy design with two shades which can be swirled together or applied individually.
Might pop that into the cart for a buy but truly dislike Mark's prices, they just seem to go up and up and up! This is $14! Ouch!
But Likey none the less.
Tell you what else I like, Jamie Dornan doing his best Master of the Universe impression. Yum. There are no words.
1/29/14 17:02 Phyrra:
That blush looks gorgeous
1/29/14 17:10 Sara:
I agree about the Mark prices. Compared to Avon, it's such a big jump. Plus they almost never have discounts on the makeup like Avon does, I think that could make a huge difference. I've only bought 1 or 2 Mark products, but I've bought dozens of Avon products.


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Welcome to Player Attack!
While the PlayStation Network remains down, and your thoughts keep drifting to the safety of your personal details, it's understandable that you might be looking for something to distract you.
How about using that Bluetooth PlayStation controller to navigate a teeny tiny little quadrocopter? It's not like you can use it for much else, these days...
This chopper is called CrazyFlie. It weighs just 20 grams (0.7oz), and is a mere eight centimetres across (just over 3"). It uses a printed circuit board, an onboard Cortex-M3 CPU, and an assortment of gyroscopes, accelerometers and rotors to keep it in the air.
...and it's really very awesome, in case you needed further convincing.
The CrazyFlie has been in the works for over a year now, at Daedalus Projects, who have posted all the quadrocopter's details on their blog. Apparently, the most expensive part of the project were the motors and propellers - Daedalus actually cannibalised the parts from RC planes that were bought separately. If you're thinking of doing this one yourself, try to source those parts directly.
The original plan was merely to get a piece of circuit board to fly - I think the intention may have moved onto bigger and/or better things, as the team continues work on the next version of the copter.
Source: Daedalus Projects
This is a small quadrocopter. In Austria they developed also a tiny quadrocopter (called nanokopter) which weighs 15 grams.
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Neighbors speak up for, against school budget
Board looks to pass $67M spending planUPDATED 11:44 PM EST Jan 14, 2014
Homeowners could be paying about $200 in additional property taxes next year thanks to the $67 million 2014-2015 school budget.
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Hung LiuChinese (Changchun, China, 1948)
1999painting | oil on canvas
Not on view at this time; find out where you can see works from our collection at locations around the Bay Area while our building is closed for expansion
This artwork was featured in New Work: Painting Today, Recent Acquisitions. Learn more about SFMOMA's New Work series.
80 in. x 110 in. (203.2 cm x 279.4 cm)
Acquired 1999
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Purchase through a gift of Nelcy Tarics
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Watts News
Monthly Newsletter of the
Olympia Amateur Radio Society
P.O. Box 2861, Olympia, WA 98507
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OARS home page
This month the monthly OARS meeting will be held at Burfoot Park. Check the web site olyham.org for details. It promises to be a fun event and we should even be able to make some good contacts! Bring something you may find of interest to show off.
During the my time in the service I had the assignment of being deployed to Desert Storm. It was fun looking back at it, challenging at the time, but definitely very educational and interesting. One day I was talking to a guy who sat out in the desert with a stinger missile waiting for the indication to fire it. I asked him why his missile was so deadly. His answer was very interesting. He said the answer was very simple. The missile has the ability to make corrections faster than the target. Interesting thought.
Correcting course is a very important factor to the development or accomplishment of any mission. As I assumed the job as the President of OARS, I did so knowing that I was not the most qualified for the job. My vision for the club was to recruit and to review the basics. I am fortunate to have had so many good folks to help me make course corrections.
In fact I even have a telephone dedicated to OARS. The number is 878-0834. Call it sometime and give me some of your ideas on what you would like to see the club do or not do. Your feedback is very much appreciated. Together we can make course corrections and keep a strong club getting stronger.
-- Bart Tirrell
Here are some details on the new OARS portable repeater:
For a picture of the portable repeater, go to the OARS web site http://olyham.org.
Forty-eight teachers representing 45 schools from around the country attended the 2007 ARRL Teachers Institutes, held this summer in Rocklin, California, Spokane, Washington and at ARRL Headquarters in Newington. Each class of 12, ranging from pre-school teachers to college professors, got the opportunity to explore and experience firsthand wireless technology basics, how to teach basic electronics concepts integral to microcontrollers and robots, as well as how to bring space technology into the classroom. The four day course culminated with building and programming a robot.
Education and Technology Program Coordinator and Director of the ARRL Teachers Institute Mark Spencer, WA8SME, said, "We had a good range of students this year. We had a higher percentage of hams than we have seen in the past. These were slightly older teachers, ranging in all levels of experience. We even had a student teacher at one of the sessions, something I am really excited about."
Spencer said his four "instructional pillars" -- Science of radio, Space in the classroom, Microcontrollers, and Robotics -- are "ever-present" during the Teachers Institute. "Each day is packed with lectures, hands-on activities and demonstrations, building, programming and a robotics competition. The first two days include instruction on how to teach wireless technology. Day three covers microcontrollers and the finale is how to teach basic robotics. The class materials are a mix of basic theory coupled with teaching strategies these instructors can use immediately when they return to the classroom."
A new feature in this year's Teachers Institute is Soldering 101. Spencer said including this basic skill was "extremely useful. We had both experienced hams and people new to technology. A lot of the experienced hams hadn't soldered in a while, so it was like a refresher course for them. The new people enjoyed learning a new skill."
Spencer said some people might have already known how to solder, but had never considered soldering in the classroom. "They came up to me, happy that they had learned the teaching skills that would enable them to bring soldering in the classroom. They said, 'I knew how to solder before I came here, but I never thought I could teach it to my students. Thank you for giving me the skills and showing me the way so I can teach this to my students in a way they can understand.'"
Another new feature this year was satellite contacts. Spencer chose AO-27 due to the timing of its pass. Spencer divided the class into two groups and took them outside for the pass. "The satellite comes over the horizon, and the participants announce their call sign and grid square and maybe exchange some short pleasantries. Once that's done, they go on to the next contact," Spencer said.
By using satellites, Spencer said, he shows the Teachers Institute participants that they can actually contact an orbiting satellite using inexpensive equipment. "The lessons involving satellites are valuable and focused. By using satellites, these teachers can go back to their classrooms and teach more than just the satellite. This lesson teaches the students how to get ready, how to prepare; this is something they can and will carry with them all their lives. Without advance preparation, it's really hard to make the satellite contact."
Of the 48 teachers at this year's Teachers Institutes, about 20 percent come from "Big Project" schools, Spencer said. "About another 25 percent of the non-Big Project schools go on to apply for grants and get involved in the Big Project. These schools then go on to apply for an Amateur Radio on the International Space Station (ARISS) program, but the Teachers Institutes show them that there is much more to it than just an ARISS contact."
While the emphasis of the course is not Amateur Radio and teachers need not be hams to attend the all-expenses-paid sessions, some do go ahead and take the Technician license exam. Seven have received their Technician license and two have upgraded to General this year alone. "About 80 percent of the non-ham teachers have gone on to get their Amateur Radio license. They get really 'jazzed up' about ham radio while they are here. Since the genesis of the Teachers Institute, each participant that has taken their Amateur Radio license exam has passed on their first attempt," Spencer said.
Spencer said the Teachers Institute curricula are constantly being tweaked. "Right now, we are at a maturing stage, doing the grunt work and sustaining the program. Next year we are looking at adding Amateur Radio Television and making an umbrella activity board that ties all four of the instructional pillars together. I am already looking at expanding the program for next year."
He has many long range plans in mind for the Teachers Institute. "In the next 10 years, I would love to see a Teachers Institute in each of the 15 ARRL Divisions. These instructors would work in conjunction with their state's science museum and run the Institute regionally through the museum. What a great way to bring science to kids," Spencer said.
-- from the ARRL Letter
As of 7/31/07
GENERAL FUND (checking account)
Previous balance $ 2,875.70
Income 0.55
Expenses 1,037.23
Ending balance 1,839.02
REPEATER / PACKET FUND (savings account)
Previous balance $ 1,005.72
Income 0.00
Expenses 0.00
Ending balance 1,005.72
-- Ed Fitzgerald, N7WW, Treasurer
This guy pulls into a crowded parking lot and rolls down the car windows to make sure his dog has fresh air. The dog is stretched out in the back seat, and the guy wants to impress upon him that he must remain there. The guy walks to the curb backward, pointing his finger at the car and saying emphatically, "Now you stay. Do you hear me? Stay!"
The driver of a nearby car gives the guy a startled look "I don't know about you, man," he says incredulously. "But I usually just put my car in park."
-- from Ajokeaday via Internet
The following stations checked in on the OARS General Information Net one or more times on the dates of July 10, 17, 24, or 31:
Net control stations reporting for the month were Dan Crane KB7DFL, Steve Ward WC7I, Bart Tirrell AB7AX, and Tom Bohon KE7EJJ. Thank you for your support!!
The net meets at 7:30 every Tuesday evening on the 3 linked OARS repeaters: 147.36, 224.46, and 441.40 MHz. All Hams are invited to check in.
Come one, come all, to the annual OARS summer picnic
August 25 at 2 p.m., until we're done!
Picnic food served at 5 p.m. +, until we're full!
There will be portable HF and maybe PSK, on 80 and 20 meters; bring your operating skills!
Bring lawn chairs.
Burgers and dogs and condiments provided by the club.
If your last name begins with:
A-J bring salads, dressings, chips, etc.
K-R bring drinks, cold or hot
S-Z bring desserts, etc.
Note: if you've a favorite dish but are in the wrong group, please bring the favorite dish anyway!
Location: Burfoot Park upper picnic site (the first one you see as you c9ome in). Burfoot Park is located approximately 5 miles north of Olympia. Take Eastside past Priest Point Park, keep going north, bear left at the two "Y"s you'll encounter. Continue toward Boston Harbor. Turn left into the park.
Talk-in on the OARS repeater 147.36 +, 103.5 Hz tone.
A couple drove down a country road for several miles not saying a word. An earlier discussion had led to an argument and neither of them wanted to concede their position. As they passed a barnyard of mules, goats, and pigs, the husband asked sarcastically, "Relatives of yours?"
"Yep," the wife replied, "in-laws."
A husband read an article to his wife about how many words women use a day -- 30,000 to a man's 15,000. The wife replied, "The reason has to be because we have to repeat everything to men. The husband then turned to his wife and asked, "What?"
A man said to his wife one day, "I don't know how you can be so stupid and so beautiful all at the same time." The wife responded, "Allow me to explain -- God made me beautiful so you would be attracted to me; God made me stupid so I would be attracted to you!"


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Reviewed By Roy B (Gastonia, NC) Reviewed for a 1997 Toyota Tacoma —10/4/2015 2:32 PM
Great "Glass" upgrade from a sealed beam to an H4 Bulb, especially using H4 LED bulb with High & Low !!!!
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I was amazed at the quality of these headlights. I've been looking for some time, and the ones I saw looked cheap, and very questionable for endurance and ease of installation. These are tough headlights, will last decades. and the conversion could not be simpler and straight forward. And yes, as I hoped, they're definitely brighter. I recommend this product to anyone tired of the weak old sealed beam lights.


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Sorry for the light posting, but I have been running around all over CPAC and went to the Tea Party across the street from the White House. Later when I have time I will have a bigger psot of the Tea Party and other fun things that I have been doing.
February 27, 2009 at 2:50 pm
Hey Stix – looking forward to your update on both the CPAC and the Tea Party. I hear Rush is speaking tomorrow. Will you be there for that as well? I'm really interested especially to hear about the Tea Party. Also – I have a little break in between semesters now to get around and spruce up my site a bit. I just realized I didn't have you on my blogroll. So sorry. Problem solved. Got you on there now. See ya round.
February 27, 2009 at 7:29 pm
Dude, you get invited to all the cool stuff…. are you just close to all of these things or have a private jet to get to them all?
March 2, 2009 at 8:43 am
I'm thinking of moving to Illinois so hopefully I will be closer to these type events… the deep swamps of Florida don't host many events…
March 1, 2009 at 12:35 pm
@The BoBo, Man I had a blast at CPAC, but unfortunately I did not get to see Rush, I needed to get away from the crowds and let my brain relax for a little bit. I know I will find it somewhere online though. Fri I had too much free alcohol, so I needed to relax before we went out to eat.
I do not know if I have you on my blogroll either, but if not I definitely will.
March 1, 2009 at 12:37 pm
No i just get lucky and get to go to these things for free. I wish I had a jet, no I just hide in the luggage compartments
I also got you a pic of Michelle Malkin. I t will be on my Tea Party post that I will be doing here in a little bit.
March 1, 2009 at 12:46 pm
Dude, you need to let me in on the free thing! As for the Malkin pic, I officially hate you now :evil:
March 2, 2009 at 8:34 am
You just need to get involved with the right people. Or just ask to go for free. When the Convention had a sign up for bloggers I jumped at it and also with CPAC, even though I was late for CPAC, I was not officially a blogger, I got a Media Pass.
I get a hold of you the next time they have one of these things.
March 2, 2009 at 8:46 am
In Tampa you got Gasparilla, and Guavaween.. I miss them
I know on April 15 they are having more Tea Parties, on Tax Day
March 2, 2009 at 8:52 am
Well, I'll spare you my thoughts on the tea party fad
March 2, 2009 at 9:00 am
They actually had 1500 people in St Louis, and only about 300 in DC. Everyone in DC was at CPAC listening to Newt.


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Paths of the Past: Tennessee, 1770-1970by BERGERON PAUL H.
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Slacker is a tool designed for hiding files in NTFS slack space. It is another part of the MAFIA suite. The purpose is to take advantage of NTFS's implementation oddities and move logical and physical file pointers in certain ways to avoid having data zeroed out. That is, to create hidden space in the file slack.
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Traxxas LaTrax Teton 1/18 4WD Monster Truck RTR TRA76054-1
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This is the Traxxas LaTrax Teton 1/18 Scale 4WD Monster Truck RTR. The LaTrax Teton throws big all-weather adventure into a powerful 4-wheel drive off-roader. The LaTrax Teton was designed to go the distance, ready for your next off-road adventure. The Teton is versatile and quick for radio controlled fun - anytime, anywhere.
This tough monster truck checks in at 1/18 scale, but its purposeful design readily tackles any rugged or back-road terrain. The Teton's steep approach angle allows its grippy tires to attack tall curbs and large rocks with aggressive climbing action. Smooth, oil-filled long-travel shocks smoothes out the landings when coming off of big jumps and keep the suspension motion in check while going over rocky terrain. Strength on the trail is a certainty with its metal ring, proven shaft drive, and pinions in the differentials, and long wearing, smooth ball bearings. Slinging gravel and roosting dirt are just part of the fun as the powerful motor and fully proportional ESC deliver exciting speed and punchy acceleration.
The Tetons' all-weather electronics rule over the elements giving you driving fun through mud, streams, and snow. Its included long range 2.4GHz radio system is always in command. The LaTrax Teton is ideal for any skill level or age driver, and comes fully assembled, painted, and Ready-to-Run with included 6-cell 7.2V NiMH battery pack and charger. The Teton is Powered by Traxxas; 100% parts availability, protected by world-class Traxxas support, and the LaTrax Lifetime Electronics Warranty.
The 1/18 scale 4WD LaTrax Teton comes fully assembled; with a painted and decaled body, 2.4GHz radio system, and easy instructions. 4 Traxxas Power Cell AA alkaline batteries, a LaTrax 6-cell 7.2V rechargeable NiMH battery pack, and charger are also included. Everything you need for monster truck fun is in the box.
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The Ludington Daily News reported prosecutors this week said they were dropping a parental kidnapping charge against 21-year-old Sean Phillips of Victory Township. His trial on an unlawful imprisonment charge is set for April 16 in Mason County Circuit Court in Ludington.
Prosecutors said the decision was a strategic move ahead of trial.
Katherine Phillips was 4 1/2 months old when she last was seen June 29, 2011, with Phillips. Katherine lived with her mother, Ariel Courtland, in Ludington.
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The next month has Trace Adkins working two different parts of his public persona. The music part gets a workout when his next album, Cowboy's Back In Town, comes out Aug. 17. And his acting abilities get used when he spends a few days in Los Angeles to film a part in the movie The Lincoln Lawyer.
The album and the movie have one other thing in common besides Trace: Both involve Matthew McConaughey. Matthew has the lead role in the movie, and he also gets namechecked in a song on the album called "Hell, I Can Do That." Trace made sure Matthew got to hear it, though during a recent visit, Trace didn't yet know what the actor thinks of the song.
"I gave it to him at the ACM Awards, 'cause he was there presentin' that night," Trace noted. "He gave his infamous little talk about how his child was conceived — which none of us wanted to hear — but after he had done that, I was backstage and I told my manager, 'I have to have a copy of that song with me 'cause McConaughey's gonna be there and I wanna hand it to him myself.' So I gave it to him, and I said, 'Listen to this song. You gotta listen all the way to the end, though.' I didn't want him to get halfway through it and say, 'Oh, this is country bullshit and turn it off.' And at that point, I wasn't in the movie yet. I had read for it, but I told him that night, 'Man, I read for a part in that Lincoln Lawyer movie you're doing.' He said, 'What part?' and I told him. He said, 'Oh, yeah, that'd be a perfect part for you.'"
The part doesn't need a lot of explanation. But it does give Trace a chance to plug the song title once more.
"It's not a stretch," he observed. "I'm the leader of a biker gang — hell, I can do that!"


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During the summer of 1963, when i was six years old, my family traveled from our home in Philadelphia to Los Angeles to visit my maternal relatives. I already knew my grandmother well: she helped my mother care for my twin brothers, who were only 18 months my junior, and me. When she was not with us, my grandmother lived with her mother, whom I met that summer for the first time. I come from a long-lived family. My grandmother was born in 1895 and her mother in the 1860s; both lived almost 100 years. We stayed with the two matriarchs for several weeks. Through their stories, I learned about my roots and where I belonged in a social network spanning four generations. Their reminiscences personally connected me to life at the end of the Civil War and the Reconstruction era and to the challenges my ancestors faced and the ways they persevered.
My story is not unique. Elders play critical roles in human societies around the globe, conveying wisdom and providing social and economic support for the families of their children and larger kin groups. In our modern era, people routinely live long enough to become grandparents. But this was not always the case. When did grandparents become prevalent, and how did their ubiquity affect human evolution?
Research my colleagues and I have been conducting indicates that grandparent-aged individuals became common relatively recently in human prehistory and that this change came at about the same time as cultural shifts toward distinctly modern behaviors—including a dependence on sophisticated symbol-based communication of the kind that underpins art and language. These findings suggest that living to an older age had profound effects on the population sizes, social interactions and genetics of early modern human groups and may explain why they were more successful than archaic humans, such as the Neandertals.


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Small Group Bowling
I tried to explain to them that the last (and only) time I had gone bowling I was roundly beaten … by a group of children … under the age of 12. But they weren't having any of it. My small group was competing against three other groups in a bowl-off (the technical term, I'm sure), and I was playing. That was that. Nearly every member of my group took a shot at teaching me to bowl: underhand, overhand, granny style, underoverhandgranny with a twist. I would like to say that that night I experienced a miraculous bowling transformation, but it turns out that after several rounds of competition, I was still an astonishingly terrible bowler. I can say, however, that I had a ton of fun!
When the semester began, my small group was just the thirteen
other 1Ls who were in all my classes.
Now, they're the thirteen awesomest people I know. I have bowled with them, debated with them,
shared cupcakes on birthdays with them.
Together, we've written memos, watched movies, thrown parties, and
exchanged countless emails, ideas, and baked goods. My small group has become a sort of large
family – exuberant, supportive, and ever-so-slightly crazy. No matter where we end up next semester, next
year, or even well after law school has ended, I know that we will always be
able to turn to each other for friendship, support, and perhaps the occasional
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? Acord's Pizza, Sub and Pub, 2254 Blain Highway. Friday, disc jockey and karaoke from Galloping Goose; Saturday, disc jockey and karaoke from Jazzy J; Sunday, open for NASCAR televised races; Tuesday, pool tournament. www.acordspizza.com.
? First Capital Music Hall, 47 W. Second St. Today, open mic night, live music from Good N' Stout; Friday, live music from The Handsome Machine, Joshua P. James & The Paper Planes, Angela Perley and Chris Connor; Saturday, live music from Ultimate Sin, Horny Goat Weed and Francois; Monday, Guys With Guitars featuring Thomas Dirk; Tuesday, comedy night hosted by Rob Wilfong featuring Joanne Viskup and Kate "Mama Kate" Shivler.
? Cozy Inn, 339 Western Ave., Saturday, live music from Six To Noon, 10 p.m., no cover charge.
? Hiawatha Inn, 2576 Massieville Road, Thursday, ladies night; 5 p.m. Sunday, pool tournament; 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.; Wednesday, karaoke.
? Last Stop, 2057 N. Bridge St. Today through Saturday, disc jockey and karaoke from Burnin' Star; Wednesday, ladies night and open jukebox; Tuesday, comedy night.
? Bub's Timeout Sports Bar, 66 N. Paint St. Thursday, disc jockey and karaoke; Friday, live music from Six To Noon; Saturday, comedy night beginning at 9 p.m., followed by karaoke; Tuesday, disc jockey and karaoke; Wednesday, live music from Ashley Good. 740-851-4027.
? Owl Tavern, 289 E. Main St. Today, pool tournament, sign-up at 6:30 p.m., tournament starts at 7 p.m., entry fee is $5.
? Patrick's Pub, 20 N. Plaza Blvd. Thursday, open mic night featuring Pete Blevins, 8:30 p.m.; Monday, live bar trivia, 8 p.m.; Tuesday, acoustic night.
? Thirsty Fox, 31 S. Paint St., Friday, live blues jam featuring Jimmy Fleming and Randy Stevens, no cover charge; Saturday, live music from Darren Whitaker, no cover charge.
? Shawnee Lanes, 1680 N. Bridge St. 8 p.m. to close Wednesday and Thursday, bowling, $2 per game; 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, bowl two games, get one free; 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Friday, Thunder Alley, rent lanes by the hour. Leagues are forming now. 773-3300. www.shawneelanes.com.
? Buckeye Lounge, 865 Eastern Ave. Thursday, ladies night; Friday, disc jockey and karaoke from John Maxwell; Saturday, live music from Jammer, 9:30 p.m.
? Wagner's Bar and Grill, 15164 Pleasant Valley Road. Friday, disc jockey from Trai; Saturday, live music from Good N' Stout; Wednesday, karaoke.
? Dock at Water, 80 E. Water St. Friday, disc jockey from Rootus; Saturday, live music from the Phillip Fox Band, cover is $2 starting at 7 p.m.; Tuesday, live music from Loose Pockets.
? Stardust Tavern, 3364 S. Bridge St. Today, open stage, 8 to 11 p.m., signup starts at 7 p.m.
? Jerry's Pizza, 319 S. Paint St. Sunday, Howie Dog Karaoke, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
? Jerry's West, 23 Star Drive. Wednesday, Howie Dog Karaoke, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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Odisha policeman dies after gun battle with Maoists
A policeman injured in a gun battle with Maoist guerrillas died during course of treatment in Ranchi Tuesday, police sources said.
Santosh Kumar Singh, a constable of the state police, was injured during a shootout with Maoist guerrillas in the Tebo jungle of West Singhbhum district Tuesday.
Singh was air-lifted to Ranchi for better treatment. He died during the course of treatment in the state capital.
Following a tip-off, security personnel zeroed in on the guerrillas in the jungle. A gun battle ensued, during which the constable was injured.
Maoist guerrillas are active in 18 of the 24 districts in the state.
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Now Available on Java.net: Adopt-A-JSR Presentation (by the LJC, with Help from SouJava)
I have a Google Alert that searches for "JUG Java" -- it works pretty well. A few days ago, it pointed me to the Adopt-a-JSR presentation that's now available on Java.net in the Java User Groups JUG Collateral Pack 1_ 2012 folder. The 17-slide presentation is authored by Martijn Verburg and James Gough of the London Java Community ("with lots of extra valuable input" from SouJava).
You might remember that both the London Java Community and SouJava are currently members of the JCP SE/EE Executive Committee. So, they're already very involved in guiding the future directions of the Java platform.
The Adopt-A-JSR program, if you're not familiar with it, encourages Java User Groups to actively participate in current Java Specification Requests (JSRs). The idea is that a Java User Group selects a JSR (or more than one) of particular interest to its members, and "adopts" the JSR, through the active engagement of its members in moving the JSR forward toward completion.
Here's how the Adopt-A-JSR introduction states it:
This program is intended to encourage JUG members to get involved in a Java Specification Request (JSR) and to evangelise that JSR to their JUG and the wider Java community in order to increase grass roots participation. JSRs cover all aspects of the Java ecosystem such as the new Date and Time API coming into Java 8, the latest JavaEE 7 APIs for the cloud and much more! This program will realise the following benefits...
The presentation is a very nice way to introduce yourself (and your local Java User Group) to the Adopt-A-JSR program. It leads by defining key acronyms (JUG, JSR, JCP, RI, TCK), then points out some of the reasons Java User Groups should consider getting involved (to move the entire Java ecosystem forward, to be at the forefront of new technology, to boost the careers of JUG members, to demystify the JCP and the standards process, ...). The presentation also outlines the benefits to Java Standards; current Java User Group participants, efforts, and accomplishments; and how to get started yourself (i.e., your JUG) and make good progress.
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YIELD: serves 4
- 4 cups torn pieces of sourdough or rustic peasant bread, 1 to 1 1/2 inches wide
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- Kosher salt and cracked black pepper
- 1/4 cup red wine vinegar
- 1 tablespoon drained capers
- 2 teaspoons grated lemon zest
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
- 1 cup thinly sliced red onion
- 5 assorted ripe heirloom tomatoes, halved or quartered, depending on size and shape
- 1 red bell pepper, julienned
- 1 yellow bell pepper, julienned
- 1 cucumber, peeled, seeded, and chopped
- 1 fennel bulb, trimmed and thinly sliced, fronds reserved
- 1/2 cup pitted and halved Niçoise olives
- 1/4 cup chopped fresh basil leaves
- 1/4 cup shaved Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese
1. Preheat the oven to 300°F.
2. In a bowl, toss the bread with the olive oil and salt and pepper to taste. Spread the bread on a baking sheet and bake for 7 to 10 minutes, until slightly crisp. (The pieces should not be as crispy as croutons.) Alternatively, spread the bread cubes on a baking sheet and let them dry, uncovered, for about 24 hours.
3. In a large bowl, whisk together the vinegar, capers, zest, and garlic. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Whisking constantly, add the extra virgin olive oil in a stream until well incorporated.
4. Add the onion, tomatoes, bell peppers, cucumber, fennel, and olives and toss with the vinaigrette. Adjust the salt and pepper.
5. Tear the fennel fronds and add them to the bowl along with the basil and bread. Toss to coat. Set aside for 20 minutes.
6. Divide the salad among 4 plates. Garnish each plate with shaved cheese and serve. If you prefer a moister salad, drizzle with a little more extra virgin olive oil.
Per serving: 1156.6 calories, 454.8 calories from fat, 50.5g total fat, 10.7g saturated fat, 24.4 mg cholesterol, 2187.3 mg sodium, 141.0g total carbs, 6.7g dietary fiber, 8.1g sugars, 35.7g protein
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From Fantastico by Rick Tramonto, Mary Goodbody, and Belinda Chang. Copyright (c) 2007 by Rick Tramonto. Published by Broadway Books.
Rick Tramonto, the executive chef/partner of Tru in Chicago, was named one of Food & Wine's Top Ten Best Chefs in the country in 1994 and selected as one of America's Rising Star Chefs by Robert Mondavi in 1995. He has also been nominated four times for the James Beard Award for Best Chef in the Midwest, winning the award in 2002. Tru, which opened its doors in May 1999, was nominated for the 2000 James Beard Award for Best New Restaurant and named one of the Top 50 Best Restaurants in the World by Condé Nast Traveler. Tramonto is the coauthor, with his partner Gale Gand, of American Brasserie and Butter Sugar Flour Eggs.
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We get so much junk mail on a daily basis that sometimes all you can do is recycle it. However, there are other things that can be done with these unsolicited mailings. This is a guide about uses for junk mail.
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I use the unprinted side of paper from ads, bills, and other letters received to copy and print grocery and drug store coupons. Paper that hasn't been printed on either side is saved for important correspondence.
By Bettie from Rocky Point, NC
I cut the envelope open with a letter opener (unless the flap can easily be opened without cutting). Uses: store coupons, to do lists, store receipts.
If it has see through window on back, with plastic then when I am done with the envelope, I cut that out with border to use for crafts. Put 2 back to back and put a fortune cookie paper inside. Glue 3 sides then fill with confetti or glitter. Seal 4th side = gift tag.
Use the inside and outside to write lists, etc. If it has flap reuse for mailing or see above. The insides: find and cut out my address-use as return label on mailings with glue stick. There is normally an extra envelope or 2 use them! Colorful paper gets saved for crafts; confetti, paper punches and shredded for packaging gifts.
If there is plain paper with a blank side it gets saved for lists or writing on. Any images that can be saved for collage get saved, too. If you have to store anything fragile save the unusable paper and scrunch for protection. Anything else unusable gets recycled!
By Caeridwen from Kent, OH
I've mentioned this before but methinks my tip is too cheap and easy for most people to accept.
Inspect your junk mail. If there is/are one third blank sheets cut and save them. You'll soon have way many more than you'll need.
Use a spring clip to hold them in a pad. Use both sides of the pad. When more than half of one page is used up, move the spring clip to the other end.
Source: I'm too cheap to buy Sticky Pads. They are way too expensive!
By Chuck [22]
I take all the junk mail and newspapers that come to our home and shred it and use it for mulch in my garden. It is very colorful and works great. I will run it through the shredder or let my grandkids cut the paper up. They have a really good time cutting and spreading. The paper helps keep the grass down, but be sure to water well so the mulch will stay in place.
By Mariyn from Lewisburg, TN
If you are like 98% of all Americans, you get mail you would rather not receive (and I'm not talking about bills - who wants those). Here are a couple suggestions of things to use that unwanted mail for.
The most obvious, is to use old mail to start a fire with if you have a wood stove or fireplace. Just don't burn mail with plastic return labels (the plastic melts and makes a mess).
If you get mail with envelopes for response you can use them in two ways. One is helpful: reuse the envelopes to mail others. For envelopes of odd size or with "windows" you can either cover the windows with a mailing label and use them anyway. The other option is to keep them to organize. I keep my receipts every month to keep track of how I spend my money. I make an envelope for a particular month and put the receipts in it as I get them. If you have to keep seperate receipts for company reimbursement you can mark one for a month and put the company name on it.
Another thing to do (if you have a mischievous streak like my dad) when you get envelopes with return postage already on them, is to take the junk mail and mail it to the place who provided you with a postage paid envelope. Another option would be to fill it with something personal: your opinion of unsolicited mail, a Bible verse or two, poetry, or be imaginative and send something that will really get noticed (like a dead roach or some other bug). The thing is the company that supplied you with the postage paid envelope still has to pay for it no matter what you send them. Maybe if enough people sent them junk back, they would stop harassing people with their junk.
Another thrifty tip, if you get a package of any size you can reuse it by taping it back together. You just have to make sure the original mailing label has been removed or blacked out with a magic marker. And by "original mailing label" I mean any labels: return address, send to address and post office labels/postage stickers.
By suntydt from Tazewell, TN
Before I throw out the junk mail that comes through the post (in the recycling bin of course) I cut out my address. I save them to use as returns labels when I send out parcels (for eBay etc). Now I don't dread the junk mail coming any more!
I save envelopes junk mail comes in and use it to stash my coupons and shopping list when heading to the grocery store.
By Becki in Indiana
If it is blank on the other side I use it as scrap paper to write on. If not blank, I put it my recycle bin.
By firstborn from King of Prussia, PA
I always date mark my cans when I bring them home so I know to use them on time. More and more, labels are too slippery to write on and I hate the smell of markers. So now I use the flap of envelopes from junk mail that are going to paper recycling. I write the date on the opposite side of where the glue is and simply stick it to the can. No wasted scotch tape, no marker smell or marker headache, and a good use of envelopes that had no use otherwise.
By OhioGal from OH
The first thing I do upon receiving my AARP magazine is tear out those pesky mail-in reply cards that make the magazine difficult to handle, but before pitching them, I check for blanks. Since I do not regularly stock postcards, these are a handy substitute for business-related needs. I have also cut them down to use in a rolodex file or even for recipe cards I do out for others. They are already perforated and quite easy to remove, most of them are a convenient-to-use size, and they didn't cost me anything.
By Ronsan from Southwest Missouri
Many of our ads and coupons come in envelopes. Many of the slips of paper inside are printed on only one side. They are all cut the same size, so I pull them out, staple them in the corner and viola a nice tablet! I NEVER have to buy tablets. Same goes for the inside of the envelopes. They are blank. Use a letter opener to pull on three sides. Store flat till you have a few. Staple. A larger tablet for free thought writing.
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I put a stack in my camper along with dryer lint I save in an empty coffee can. It's great for starting campfires when we are camping. For the mail that comes with return envelopes, I usually rip up the mail in tiny bits and mail it back to the sender in their envelope :-)
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Why Designers Shouldn't Settle
Ugly designs abound on the web, and behind each and every one of them is a "designer".
In many of these cases the designers behind the sites are simply incompetent.
They're often amateur designers or those who have little or no design training or people who design their own sites based on a book from their local library that's ten years out of date.
But there are other times when the designer was perfectly capable of creating a better site.
So why would a perfectly competent designer create a site that isn't very good? The answer is simple: they settled. It happens all the time….(read the entire article here)


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CC Sabathia, second from left, has served as a unifying presence for the Yankees? other starting pitchers, including Joba Chamberlain, left, Andy Pettitte, right, and A.J. Burnett.
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LAKELAND, Fla. - When Joba Chamberlain took the mound on Tuesday night, Yankees manager Joe Girardi noticed that his other four starting pitchers were on the top step of the dugout, shouting encouragement.
CC Sabathia was the man who helped give his fellow starters a nudge, telling them Chamberlain needed some support after a couple of rough outings early in spring training. So there he was, perched on the railing with A.J. Burnett, Andy Pettitte and Chien-Ming Wang.
"I like to watch the game from there. I was there talking to A.J. I know guys feel that support when you're there and watching them ...