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SHEPHERDSVILLE - When the candidates running for the six Democratic opening for the Hillview City Council, they may have thought their fate was decided.
However, due to some non-city residents being allowed to vote in a single precinct, the primary election in that city will be determined in Bullitt Circuit Court.
As required by statute, Bullitt County Clerk Kevin Mooney filed a petition asking Bullitt Circuit Judge Rodney Burress to conduct a recount of Brooks precinct 12.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - A year ago, the Bullitt County Conservation District was asking fiscal court members to increase their appropriation.
In return, the agency could provide grant funds for programs such as junk pickup and dead animal removal.
The court members denied raising the annual appropriation of $27,000.
The conservation board could have asked to impose a millage tax on all property owners but the members didn't.
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Highway District 5 reports the following roadwork scheduled in Bullitt County for the week of May 24:
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KY 1417 (Martin Hill Road): Temporarily closed between mile points 0 and 1 for slide repairs. The roadway is scheduled for closure from 8 a.m. Monday, May 24, until 5 p.m. Friday, May 28.
KY 1526 (Knob Creek Road): Lane closures and delays possible between KY 44 and KY 2672 (mile points 0 and 4.9) for roadway resurfacing.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - The game of volleyball requires a lot of thinking on your feet.
For Brittany Gajdik, it is the mental aspect of the game which intrigues her.
And her ability to think out on the court and her athletic ability will allow Gajdik to play on the next level.
The Bullitt East senior recently signed her letter of intent to play volleyball at Brescia College in Owensboro.
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MOUNT WASHINGTON - The five seniors on the Bullitt East girls' basketball team this season had been teammates since they were sixth-graders at Mount Washington Middle School.
Now they are splitting apart for the next stage of their lives.
The most recent to set her future was Samantha Johnson who on Thursday signed to play college basketball at Lindsey Wilson University.
HILLVIEW - One of the city's most popular events is getting bigger...and better...this weekend.
The Hillview City Fair is planned for May 27-29.
The Hillview Recreation Department has worked hard to add some new amenities to the established event.
Among the new activities are a pet show, karaoke/talent show, dessert cook-off and a pie in the face of a local official.
HEBRON ESTATES - One of the strongest contingents of local track athletes ever will start their journey to the Kentucky State Track and Field Championships on Wednesday as North Bullitt and Bullitt East head to North Oldham High School for the Class AA, Region III Championships.
This will be the first time that a regional meet has been held at North Oldham which is located in Goshen. The facility is brand new for this season.
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The Foo Fighters will bring their Sonic Highways series to digital and DVD/Blu-ray consumers on April 7.
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This weeks interview is with one of the guitar greats Billy Gibbons. The Reverend Billy as he is called has been around forever and is in one of the bands that have never fell apart...
The guitar legend and the DJ spent some time in the studio recently.
The ZZ Top guitarist and the comedian teamed up for a surreal country parody on 'Conan.'
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Behavior Driven Development - putting testing into perspective
The ultimate aim of writing software is to produce a product that satisfies the end user and the project sponsor (sometimes they are the same, sometimes they are different). How can we make sure testing helps us obtain these goals in a cost-efficient manner?
Java Power Tools: where it's at
It's been a while since I've given any updates on the status of the Java Power Tools book. So, here goes. The actual writing is done. Over the last couple of months, Java Power Tools has been proofread and typeset, getting it ready to go to print. Estimated release date is mid March.
Reflections on SCM Branching strategies
Traditionally, in both CVS and Subversion, if you want to merge some changes from a branch back into the trunk, you need to specify the changes you want to apply. As in "I want to merge the changes made between revision 157 to and revision 189 on branch B back into the trunk". In Subversion 1.5 (which isn't out yet), you just say "Merge the changes from branch B back into the trunk".
Unit testing your Spring-MVC applications
Spring-MVC might use the old MVC model rather than the more recent component-based approachs. It doesn't come with lots of AJAX-based components. It doesn't come with its own arcane tag library to learn - you have to content yourself to JSP/JSTL, Velocity, or FreeMarker. However, it is still a powerful and flexible (and fairly popular) choice as far as web frameworks go.
Merging and branching in Subversion 1.5
The forthcoming version of Subversion (version 1.5) promises a few niceties, but the best of the lot will be the long-awaited merge tracking feature.
JUG Talk: Tools that can optimize your development process
Last week, I did a presentation for the Java Users Group of Wellington, New Zealand. The meeting went well, with standing-room-only attendance - the Java developers of Wellington are a great bunch!
The Java Power Tools is almost finished!
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This entry is a short note on an issue I found when using Spring MVC, Tiles and Jetty together. I couldn't find any mention of it on Google, so maybe it only happens on my machine (yeah right...). I've been working on a project using Spring MVC and Tiles. I've also been using the (relatively recent) <form> tags, which are cool.
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Henry Puts Brakes On Kern Agenda For NowSubmitted by dochoc on Mon, 06/09/2008 - 11:07
(State Reps. Sally Kern and Randy Terrill have drawn Democratic opponents this election year. Ron Marlett is running against Kern. Democrats Troy Green and Charles Barnes are running against Terrill. These Democrats deserve not only the support of their local House districts but also the help of Oklahomans who care about the intellectual integrity of the state's educational systems and its national and world image.)
Gov. Brad Henry did the right thing by vetoing state Rep. Sally Kern's disingenuously named "Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act," which was nothing more than another right-wing legislative attempt to bring fundamentalist Christianity into our schools.
As we know, the extremist legislator from western Oklahoma City has a clear agenda. Kern, pictured right, is world famous for it. She wants to make Oklahomans suffer under her narrow, ugly religious views. Certainly, Kern and her followers would not use the words "suffer" or "ugly," but who can really deny that she does not want her vision of religious reality mandated by the state of Oklahoma and its tax dollars? Kern made national headlines recently and embarrassed the state with her infamous gay-bashing remarks that were recorded and later distributed on YouTube.
The vetoed legislation, House Bill 2633, would have essentially allowed more religious conflict and turmoil, under the benign rubric of "expression," in our state schools and could have prevented teachers from penalizing students who use Biblical evidence for school assignments. The main idea behind the bill was obviously to advance the fundamentalist Christian theocratic initiative. Students can already express their religion or pray at schools, but the theocrats want more. The fact Kern and other supporters of such legislation use the progressive language of "anti-discrimination" is just another example of the political deceit used by the radical, right-wing religious folks here to abolish the separation of church and state.
Kern, a former school teacher, and her followers seem to think Oklahoma students do not need grounding in basic science and history. How do we train future doctors in a state that would allow students to earn "A's" by denying basic scientific principles and theories? Do the local energy companies want to employ geologists and engineers who think the earth has only been around for 6,000 years or so?
Henry's veto message, of course, did not include a word about Kern and her religious agenda. Nonetheless, his stated logic for the veto was based on sound logical and legal arguments, and Henry continues to provide the state with level-headed and rational leadership. Here is his veto message:
Under current state and federal law, Oklahoma public school students are already allowed to express their faith through voluntary prayer and other activities. While well intended, this legislation is vaguely written and may trigger a number of unintended consequences that actually impede rather than enhance such expression. For example, under this legislation, schools could be forced to provide equal time to fringe organizations that masquerade as religions and advocate behaviors, such as drug use or hate speech, that are dangerous or offensive to students and the general public. Additionally, the bill would presumably require school officials to determine what constitutes legitimate religious expression, subjecting them to an explosion of costly and protracted litigation that would have to be defended at taxpayers' expense.
These are the some of the same arguments advanced for weeks now by Dr. Vic Hutchison, a zoology professor emeritus at the University of Oklahoma, who led a drive to defeat the legislation. Hutchison and the group, Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education, were diligent in keeping people informed about the legislation as it slowly and surely made its way to the governor's office. David Averill published an excellent piece opposing the legislation in the Tulsa World on May 25. Here is my Oklahoma Gazette piece on the act. It was published on March 12.
Most of the GOP ideological legislation was defeated this year. Going down in defeat along with Kern's legislation were the misguided Carry On Campus and English-only bills. The first bill would have allowed some college students to carry weapons in classrooms. It was opposed by every college president in the state. The second bill, sponsored by state Rep. Randy Terrill (R-Moore), would have put the issue of making English the state's official language on the ballot as a constitutional amendment. The English-only mandate, if passed, would have made the state seem intolerant of other cultures. Terrill's House Bill 1804, which gave the state the strictest anti-immigration laws in the country, has already placed a "Not Open For Business" sign on the state, but extremists like Terrill will always want more. Earlier in the session a bill called the Higher Education Sunshine Act, which many educators saw as an unnecessary right-wing intrusion into the classrooms of college professors, failed to make it to a vote.
Unfortunately, hybrids of all this legislation are sure to come back next year as the national GOP continues to use the state as a laboratory to push its dead ideologies. Those people who care about Oklahoma's educational systems and its national image should start preparing now for the next onslaught of ideologically-driven legislation. Is it tiresome to fight year after year? Yes. But it is extremely important work to oppose this GOP radical legislation.
Kern and the anti-illegal immigration ideologue Terrill have drawn opponents this election. Ron Marlett, a Democrat, is running against Kern. Democrats Troy Green and Charles Barnes are running against Terrill. These Democrats deserve not only the support of their local communities but also the help of all those Oklahomans who believe in intellectual integrity and want the state to prosper.
Henry Should Veto Kern's Religious Intrusion ActSubmitted by dochoc on Wed, 05/14/2008 - 14:09
(What exactly are these mixed vibes in Oklahoma City these days? Read DocHoc's commentary this week in the Oklahoma Gazette to find out.)
(Check out the sixteen reasons why Gov. Brad Henry should veto House Bill 2633 on Blue Oklahoma.)
Oklahoma Gov. Brad Henry should veto House Bill 2633, which contains a religious intrusion act that could help turn the state's public schools into dark, oppressive theocratic institutions that reject science, critical inquiry and open discussion.
The act, sponsored by the right-wing extremist and gay-basher state Rep. Sally Kern (R-Oklahoma City), pictured right, will encourage students to express their religious views at schools. Under the act, which has been passed by the House and Senate, teachers will not be able to penalize students if they promote religious views in assignments, such as science papers. In essence, the act can be seen as an attack on the scientific method, the foundation of modern medicine.
Deceptively titled, "The Religious Viewpoints Anti-discrimination Act," the legislation would allow students to openly and consistently express their religious views throughout the school on a daily basis. These views, under the act, will have to be given as much weight as any so-called secular expression, which is essentially the foundation of education. Some students will obviously feel pressured to join the new Christian organizations on campuses. Teachers could feel pressure to dumb down the curriculum for those students using their religion as an excuse not to complete a difficult assignment. Students will be afraid to express secular views in an intolerant religious environment. Students holding religious views outside of Christianity could feel harassed and intimidated.
These bogus "ant-discrimination" acts have been popping up in state legislatures throughout the country. Texas recently passed such an act. They are supported by the radical Christian right and those politicians who fear it, and the true aim is to bring fundamental Christianity into schools. Many people may see these bills as innocuous, but there are quite dangerous to our country's educational system.
The local corporate media, of course, has not reported fairly on this measure, often excluding those educators who adamantly oppose the bill. The GOP's state propaganda ministry, The Oklahoman editorial page, has been virtually silent on the measure even though it criticized Kern recently for her infamous rant against gay people.
Kern embarrasses the state on a colossal level, tarnishing the state's image and hurting it economically, and then gets her way in turning our schools into intolerant, religious bastions. Where is the state leadership on this issue? Who will stand up for academic integrity and critical inquiry in our schools?
The bill is now waiting for Henry's signature. The governor should veto this Dark-Ages bill, and we all should all be reminded The Oklahoman should never be taken seriously again about anything it says on its editorial page about improving education and educational opportunity in the state.
Kern Agenda Advances In SenateSubmitted by dochoc on Fri, 04/18/2008 - 14:01
Sally Kern's continuing efforts to erode the separation of church and state and turn Oklahoma public schools into fundamentalist Christian enclaves won approval by the Oklahoma Senate this week.
Sate Rep. Kern (R-Oklahoma City), who has publicly compared gay people to terrorists, sponsored House Bill 2211, which prevents teachers from penalizing students for expressing religious views and opens the door for increasing religious conflict in our public schools. It allows students, for example, to organize religious events during school hours. Would students feel compelled to go to these events under peer pressure? The bill was passed by the House, and then held up in a Senate committee. Another bill, House Bill 2633, was amended to include Kern's deceptively named the "Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act," and the bill passed the Senate this week.
The amendment was placed on HB 2633, other Kern-sponsored legislation dealing with school testing, by state Sen. James Williamson (R-Tulsa).
Kern, married to a Baptist minister, often pushes religious and ideological legislation and issues. She was recently recorded at a Republican function, for example, as she claimed gay people are a bigger threat than terrorists and claimed "the homosexual agenda is destroying this nation." Here is the YouTube clip. Her remarks led to a national outcry, and she was condemned through the world for promoting intolerance.
Vic Hutchison, who leads Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education (OESE), said it is difficult to understand why the Senate voted unanimously for the bill.
"Although HB 2211, Sally Kern's 'Religious Viewpoints Antidiscrimination Act' was 'killed' in the Senate Rules Committee, the Republicans have now resurrected the language in the Senate as an amendment to HB 2633 (another bill by Kern)," Hutchinson wrote in the organization's online newsletter. "We will watch to see what happens to this bill as it now may go back to the House or is reconsidered during the next three days. Should it make it to a House floor vote it will pass and it would be up to the Governor to veto it, but the outcome at this point is not clear. The unanimous vote in the Senate is difficult to understand, given that many Democrats were firmly against the bill in earlier votes and discussions."
Hutchison, a professor emeritus in Zoology at the University of Oklahoma, who adamantly opposes the bill, has said it could lead to lawsuits from those who hold minority religious positions or no religious positions at all, and it could also lead to back-door attempts to bring creationism or intelligent design arguments into science classrooms. The bill is modeled after legislation recently passed in Texas. I agree with Hutchison, and I have argued here and in the Oklahoma Gazette the bill's language could be interpreted to mean students could refuse to do assignments or homework because of their religious views. The legislation is designed to legally sanction fundamentalist Christian ideology in our schools. What other religious ideas could be fully expressed in schools under the philosophy of intolerance promoted by Kern? Overall, the bill is simply not needed in Oklahoma schools, and it will make the state seem backwards.
What companies will want to relocate here in face of Kern's gay-bashing remarks and the fact the children of their employees will have to go through a very real fundamentalist Christian indoctrination in public schools? What type of people will want to move here? What type of lawsuit havoc will ensue when this bill is made into law? This is extremely unnecessary legislation that sends out a terrible message about Oklahoma to the nation and world.
Hutchison and others who oppose the bill are hoping the Senate will reconsider the bill or that Gov. Brad Henry will veto it if it makes it to his desk.
Other groups who have opposed the bill, according to OESE, include the Oklahoma Academy of Science, Oklahoma Science Teachers Association, Oklahoma Mainstream Baptists, Oklahoma Chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State, Oklahoma City Interfaith Alliance, and Tulsa Interfaith Alliance.
Unfortunately, one gets the sense at this point that Kern, despite the embarrassment she has caused the state, will get her way once again. What type of religious or ideological legislation lurks next year if Kern and legislators like her are reelected?


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Wading it through storms and showers in New York City (to the Dream Hotel, no less) this week was thoroughly worth it — because, a demonstration of HTC's Vive virtual reality headset was in order. The experience is fluid despite needing more work in the user interface (which is designed as a gallery that you "walk" in), as well as the two mounted sensors that will be simplified for consumer use — they fill the room with lasers and in layman's terms, assist in the calibration and recognition of the user's real-world space.
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|200 metres further down from Fudd Wall is the new "Wings Area" which was developed after the current guidebook. In the middle of the wall is some graffiti, marking "DM 2004" on the wall.This is the third climb , sustained climbing to a bulge.
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Walk the Talk Show with Waylon Lewis: a look back at "elevision," our first incarnation.
Walk the Talk Show (then known as elevision) in Boulder, Colorado.
I was funny, and cared about the subject matter…but I sucked at listening. It's painful stuck in the spotlight, trying to both listen and keep the interview moving, touching on important questions and aspects of the guest. But after years of getting my ass kicked by life (in a good way), I think I'll be more able to be grounded, and present.
We're bringing back the show, which even then in its grassrootsy rough form was a hit, at least locally and through the pages of our magazine.
I've spent the last four years rebuilding elephant online, and we now have nearly a million unique readers a month: we're ready to once again try and offer "the mindful life" in a fun, yet fundamentally serious manner. ~ ed.
Dr. Reggie Ray, on "What is Buddhism?"
We don't talk about anything at all for the first 3.5 minutes, so feel free to skip ahead! Unfortunately, the video cuts off after 6 minutes (we used to host full videos on our old site, those videos are still saved but not online, we don't have the dough to repost yet), but…enjoy what little there is, Dr. Ray is a remarkable Buddhist teacher:
A senior teacher in the lineage of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche, Reggie talks Dharma, controversy and guides the audience through a weird form of meditation.
A few random old elevision bonuses:
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Starts out citrusy with Sicilian lemons that give away for the warmer notes of bergamot, basil, the Egyptian cumin and tangerine. It is surprisingly short-lived (somehow I was expecting something more potent from a niche fragrance) and the dry down isÖsomewhatÖîold-fashionedî. My girlfriend also made the remark that I smelled like her 60-year old fatherÖ..not exactly what I was looking for. Better fragrances are out thereÖ.
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This is a little wrist warmer I made although it looks great as a chunky cold weather bracelet. It's beginners although it can get fiddly. I work in Australian terminilogy which is largely like that of the U.K. so a double crochet is a single US and a treble crochet is a double US. I will try to put both in but if I miss one out I will be using the UK terminology and the US in curly {} brackets.
Size 6.00mm crochet needle - Size J/10 US and Europe - 4 UK
Bead string - 10 chains per inch including the chains containing beads
Note you are in effect creating your own yarn which you will use in conjunction with the wool to crochet the flower.
Tip. Avoid having to unravel your flower at any point. The beaded yarn will tend to get caught up on itself. It will take some patience to get it untangled.
Ch 2, bring a bead close to the last chain and ch over the bead. Ch 3, ch 1 with bead. Cont ch 3, ch1 with bead until yarn measures 2.1 meters. See picture below.
For flower. Use size 6.00mm (J) hook. You must crochet using the wool and your bead yarn at the same time.
Ch 4, ch in the first ch to form a circle. * Ch 5, ch 1 in center of circle. * Rep from * 6 times. Fasten off. Leave some wool for sewing remaining beaded yarn onto the bracelet. Finish by sewing the remaining beaded yarn into the center of the flower by using the wool. Leave some wool underneath to attach the flower to the bracelet.
For the bracelet.
Ch 23, * ch2, tr 1 {dc 1} in second ch from the edge, tr 21 {dc 22}*. Repeat from * to * for 5 rows. Fasten off leaving enough wool to join the two shortest ends together.
Sew the ends together as described above. Attach the beaded flower over the sewn edge taking care to cover all of the seam. Stretch the flower if necessary. Ensure each petal of the flower is separately anchored or it will flap about.
Very clever and pretty. Thanks!
Thank you. I did enjoy making it and will be experimenting with bead yarn for other things in the future when the inspiration comes.
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E. Arden "Art" Kinckiner, 87, of Asheville NC, and formerly of New Bern, NC, died on December 14, 2013 at Givens Health Center after a long battle with Alzheimer's. Born and raised in Pottstown, Pennsylvania he was the son of the late Helen and J. Roy Kinckiner. He was preceded in death by sisters Isabelle and Lois, and brothers, William and George. Art is survived by his loving wife of 58 years, Phyllis Ramsey Kinckiner, two children, son Keith Kinckiner and wife Billinda of Flatwoods, Kentucky and daughter Kathy Kinckiner Bailey and husband Mark of Brevard, North Carolina. He will also be greatly missed by his grandchildren Ryan and Scott Bailey, and Brad and Stacey Kinckiner. He is also survived by brother, Roy and sister, Elsie Wert. Art graduated from Pottstown High School and later the U.S. Maritime Service Radio School, Staten Island, New York receiving his commission as a Warrant Officer. He served as ship's radio operator in the U.S. Merchant Marines from 1945-1947. He also served as ship's radio officer for the marine division of Sun Oil Company and later went on to electronic field servicing for Sun Oil. Art retired in 1990 from Illinois Institute Technical Research Institute (IITRI) Annapolis, Maryland as technical editor. Prior to that, he served as a technical editor for ILC Industries of Dover, Delaware during the years of space suit production for the Apollo missions. Art and Phyllis retired to New Bern in 1991 where he enjoyed playing golf with family and friends at River Bend Golf and Country Club. He played clarinet and saxophone throughout his lifetime, and especially enjoyed playing in the Craven Community Concert Band. He was a member of Garber United Methodist Church. Art and Phyllis moved to Givens Estates in early 2013. A memorial service will be held at Norma F. Pulliam Chapel at Givens Estates on December 22, 2013 at 2:00 PM. A reception will be held immediately following the service at Asbury Commons Living Room. Memorial contributions may be made to Givens Estates Resident Assistance Ministry (2360 Sweeten Creek Road, Asheville, NC 28803), or a charity of your choice. Online condolences may be made to the Kinckiner family at www.grocefuneralhome.com.
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It's the July 4th weekend. My wife, Kathy, and I have a bag full of red, white and blue pinwheels, some Stars and Stripes-brand snack cakes and a packet of mini-flags. We're nearly set for a holiday blowout in the country. Strangely, none of the stores is stocked with hot dogs or chips. No one around us seems to be doing the same.
Are you "plugged in?" Do you spend at least 27 hours per week on the Internet? Why would I use such a specific number? Because in a 2012 research study by WSL Strategic Retail, they found that Baby Boomers spend two hours more a week online than the 25 hours Millennials (ages 16 to 34) do on average.
In their youth, baby boomers were well known for breaking taboos, especially with regards to sexual behavior. Easier access to birth control and changing moral values contributed to that. Now that this generation is approaching retirement age, it appears that some of these attitudes have survived and influence how sex among older adults is viewed today.


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Norwalk Easter egg hunt at Stew Leonard'sStew Leonard's Norwalk store is hosting an Easter Egg Hunt Eggs-Travaganza from 4:00 - 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 8, 2014. Children age 9 and under will be given a map of Stew Leonard's and a bag to collect eggs from costumed characters throughout the store.Find out more.
Easter Bunny in DanburyThe Easter Bunny is at the Danbury Fair Mall now through April 19. Visit the Easter Bunny for Photos and a Free Gift. The set is located near Macy's and Lord & Taylor.Find out more.
Easter Bunny in Stamford The Easter Bunny is available to take photos with little ones now through April 19 in Grand Court at Stamford Town Center. Hours are:
Monday - Saturday: 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Sunday: 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.Find out more.
Easter Bunny in MilfordThe Easter Bunny will be in Milford from now until April 19th. Find out more.
New Canaan spring celebrationJoin the New Canaan Nature Center on April 11, 12 and 19 for The Great Egg Hunt & Spring Celebration. Meet warm and fuzzy spring animals (baby chicks and rabbits, plus some friends from Hop Along Hollow–a rabbit rescue group) and enjoy the spring weather with a self-guided scavenger hunt on the center's wooded trails.Find out more.
Easter egg hunt in Darien
The Easter bunny will make a visit to the Darien Community Association's egghunt Friday, April 11. More than 2,000 eggs will be scattered around the DAC's great lawn at 274 Middlesex Road.Find out more.
Fairfield Easter egg hunt at South Pine Creek Soccer Field
Pre-school children to 3rd graders should bring their Easter Baskets to the South Pine Creek Soccer Field on Old Dam Road on Saturday, April 12, 2014. The Egg Hunt starts at 1:00 PM sharp, but all are encouraged to come down early and meet the Easter Bunny.Find out more.
Easter Bunny at Danbury Railway MuseumThe Easter Bunny will return to Danbury Railway Museum on April 12, 18 and 19 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and April 13 from noon to 4:30 p.m., and families can take a ride in a vintage train through the historic downtown rail yard to visit him. Trains will leave every 30 minutes from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. Admission is $10 for those age 2 and over, and each child will receive a small gift from the bunny. Find out more.
Easter extravaganza in Bridgeport The event at Wentfield Park on April 12 features Easter Egg hunt for all ages of kids, free food, music, live
entertainment, games: egg toss, sack race games and dancing with the
Easter bunny, free Easter bags with goodies.Find out more.
Connecticut Audubon Society "egg-stravaganza" in Fairfield
Children will love to explore what the Connecticut Audubon Society is hatching at its annual "egg-stravaganza" event in Fairfield on April 12. Activities include an egg hunt, spring craft making and a visit from the Easter Bunny.Find out more.
Greenwich Easter egg huntThe Greenwich Lions & ShopRite Annual Egg Hunt will be held Saturday, April 12 at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park. The gate will open at 10:30 a.m. and the first hunt is set for 11 a.m. Numerous hunts for different age groups will be staged at intervals thereafter. Tickets are $10, available at the gate. Call 203-869-1630 x506 for more information.
"The Mishaps of Miss. Hops: A Bunny's Tale!" in BridgeportJoin in on the Easter adventures of Miss Hops at the Bijou Theater in Bridgeport in "The Mishaps of Miss. Hops: A Bunny's Tale!" as she tries to discover the secret to her magical ways, befriends Peter Cottontail, and has to help defeat the Big Bad Wolf, showing April 12, 13 and 19.Find out more.
Egg dyeing in New MilfordThe First Congregational Church of New Milford on Main Street will hold community family egg dyeing in fellowship hall (bring own eggs) April 18 from noon to 1 p.m.Find out what other Easter events the church has planned.
Easter egg hunt in NorwalkChurch of the Good Shepherd in Norwalk is holding a free community Easter egg hunt on April 19. Find out more.
Easter Bunny Fun Day at Connecticut Trolley MuseumEaster Bunny Fun Day is a family fun filled day where each child will get an Easter Egg containing a surprise, and a small craft to create. Around the Museum will be face painting, tattoos, train tables to play at, bubble tables, and of course the Easter Bunny. The fun happens April 19 at the Connecticut Trolley Museum in East Windsor. Find out more.
Rowayton Easter egg hunt Hop on over to the Community Center on April 19, rain or shine, to meet the Easter Bunny and participate in RCA's annual Easter Egg Hunt.Find out more
Easter egg hunt in BrookfieldBring the kids to Brookfield Town Hall on April 19 for an Easter egg hunt, jellybean counting contest and a visit from the Easter bunny.Find out more.
Church decorating workshop in Greenwich
The Round Hill Community Church in Greenwich will be hosting an Easter Workshop for children on April 19 from 2 to 3 p.m. where they can do arts and crafts and help decorate the Church for its Easter celebration.Find out more.
Egg Hunt at Stamford Nature Museum & Nature CenterChildren ages six and younger can bring their own baskets on April 19 and hunt for hundreds of eggs that will be hidden all over Heckscher Farm from 10 a.m. to noon. Eggs will be distributed throughout the two-hour event. Once eggs have been collected, they can be turned in for a goody bag.Find out more.
The Hardin County Rotary Club and the city of Lumberton hosted their 13th annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday at the Lumberton Primary School.
Spring hunt in WashingtonThe Glenholme School in Washington will hold its annual spring hunt April 26 at 10:30 am.
Festivities, which will be held at the 81 Sabbaday Lane school, will include an egg and candy hunt, photographs with the Glenholme Hare, face painting and other activities.Find out more.


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How To Market Your Practice Via The Office Brochure
The office brochure is an effective and comparatively inexpensive method for both internal and external marketing of your practice. With the advent of desktop publishing, almost anyone with a computer and a few hours can design, write and edit the brochure. Once it is printed, you can use the brochure to promote your practice effectively to present and future patients, referring physicians and insurance companies. However, to be successful, you must understand certain concepts such as color, paper weight, font and layout. At one time, an office brochure was considered a tool for only the most upscale practices. Design costs alone made a brochure a fairly expensive method of marketing, especially when the practice wanted to be able to change the design and information on a regular basis. With the development of desktop publishing, a brochure can now be an inexpensive and effective device to promote a practice to those both inside and outside of your office. The right brochure imparts a sense that your practice is professional, up-to-date, efficient and caring, even before a patient reads the information it contains. The brochure is an effective way to communicate with your patients. In today's healthcare marketplace, you have at least three kinds of customers: • the patient and his/her friends and family; • the referring physician; and • the insurance companies or managed care organizations. Without marketing to all three groups, your practice may be destined to achieving less financial success than is desired. A well-assembled office brochure is an easy way to market to all three at the same time. After the first printing is completed, this can all be done in a relatively inexpensive manner. How Brochures Foster Internal And External Marketing Send the brochure to new patients to confirm their appointments. Don't just leave a pile in the reception room. Hand the brochure to each new patient when he or she checks in and write their names on the brochures beforehand. If you personalize it, it won't be left in the office or dropped in the trash. Offer it to each established patient when he or she leaves. Say the patient's name when you hand it to him or her. You want patients to think "this brochure is specifically for me." A brochure can be an important part of your external marketing. Patients will show the booklet to their friends, family and co-workers. Although it is true that many of these brochures may end up in the parking lot, some of the patients may re-read and discuss them. Many will take them home. Give a supply of the brochures to referring physicians. Physicians always search for reliable colleagues to whom they can refer and they will appreciate being able to pass along information about your practice to the patients they send you. Patients feel much more comfortable at the first visit if they know something about you. Include your credentials, hobbies and even a photo. A memorable brochure may impress health plans. When people ask them to recommend a physician, the image projected by your informational material may tip the balance in your favor, resulting in a referral. Often, health plans are opened to only a limited number of specialists and the brochure can be instrumental in their selection process. It implies that you have taken an extra step to inform patients about yourself. Internal marketing is directed to the patient who is already a part of your practice and has already expressed an interest in you and utilizing the resources that you offer. The brochure allows you to advise patients of specialized services you have to offer that may not otherwise be apparent. It will answer questions about training and certifications. Perhaps a patient who shares your outside interests is also a member of Kiwanis or is a Girl Scouts den mother. This establishes an invaluable link. Sharing your hobbies and activities helps the patient know you as a person. Pearls On Writing Your Own Brochure With the help of Microsoft Publisher®, more and more practitioners are designing and writing their own brochures. With a few simple rules, this program can create an excellent product. Although one person needs to be the final authority on what goes into the brochure, you should get input from everyone. Anyone with something to say should review it. Often, physicians looks at the brochure in light of what they would want to see in one. You would be surprised how much that can differ from what the average individual is interested in. Your staff, their families and even some patients can give you a great deal of insight on their perception of content, layout and overall quality. Brochures vary from practice to practice and obviously, each brochure cannot include everything. Still, there are a few items that are fairly common to a majority of brochures. 1. Include photos of the doctors and staff. It greatly adds to the comfort level of new patients. Be sure to give the name of those shown in the pictures. A new patient will look forward to meeting all the pleasant people in your office. Personnel must also play their part and dress professionally for the photo shoot. The expressions should be agreeable and neutral in their demeanor rather than seductive or overly eager. 2. Include a few personal notes about your family or hobbies. Some recommend including your church affiliation but keep in mind that others may strongly disagree. 3. Patients want to read about the qualifications of their doctor. Don't be too shy. The "I love me" paragraph with all credentials and awards is essential. This listing isn't just for professional items. Being "Member of the Year" of a local Rotary Club, for example, also emphasizes community commitment. Remember, if you don't say it, no one else will. 4. List your office hours prominently. Indicate whether you welcome walk-ins or work by appointment only. However, after you start, you must continue to use these hours until the brochures are used up or you can throw them away. The paste-over method of changing hours will transform a first-class brochure down to a third-class brochure. Keep It Simple 5. List the practice's address, phone numbers and fax numbers. Think about listing your e-mail address only if you are serious about communicating via the Internet. 6. Tell patients when your phone lines are typically jammed. This can reduce the load on your front office staff at peak times. 7. Listing all of your services can bring you new business. Patients who consult you for one reason may identify another service that they or a family member may need. 8. Spell out your rules for prescription renewals. This will avoid future confusion. 9. Do not list the insurance plans your office participates in. They may change hourly. 10. A map is a must. It may be a simple line drawing with key streets labeled or a section from an actual map with a circle or arrow indicating where your practice is. Want to find a simple map? Take a look at www. MapBlast.com or www.mapquest.com. The brochure is not the place to prove you have the world's greatest vocabulary. Four- and five-syllable words may sound great to you, but the average patient is more bored than impressed when assaulted by overly complex language. Of course, there are spell checks and grammar checks on the computer. If you are creating the brochure in Microsoft Publisher, be sure to spell check in Microsoft Word®. The "help" function will show you how to do that. Still, nothing can replace the human eye. Ask someone to proofread the copy. The computer cannot tell you if the phone number is right or that you are board certified with ABPS rather than ABPO. Emphasize An Eye-Catching Design If you are going to design the product yourself, then you will need to know certain concepts. At one time, the only way to do the job well was to hire an outside designer. With the advent of some computer programs, that is no longer true. This section will help you through the process. You should confer with others on color, illustrations, typeface, design, paper stock and size. Here are a few design concepts to keep in mind. • Color. While a one-color brochure will save you money, the savings are minimal and it can easily look like it is homemade. There is no debate that the full-color brochure is the most impressive and eye-catching. Different color combinations create psychological effects. Do you want elegance, a high-tech look or a warm and friendly air? Go to the library or your neighborhood bookstore as there are various books on the subject. Find every brochure that you can for various businesses and simply see the effect of the color scheme on you and your family. • Typeface. Your brochure will have a more powerful effect if the typeface complements the color scheme. Review various kinds and get the "psychology of each" explained to you. Talk to your printer and/or take a trip to the library or the nearest bookstore. Make the typeface no smaller than 12-point, especially if you have elderly patients. Use 2-point leading so the space between lines is wide. Doing so makes it easier to read. With the publishing software available, you can simply print the copy again and again with different typefaces. There are various Web sites with additional and specialized fonts. • The front page. Whether the outside of the brochure should have a picture, logo or just a title is a matter of opinion. However, a picture or logo does add a touch of class. This is especially true of a "practice logo." Companies such as IBM, AT&T and Microsoft spent millions of dollars coming up with a logo so they must think it does some good. To give your brochure an elegant look, your logo or some other symbol can be embossed on the front. There are various companies on the Internet that, for anywhere from $99.99 to $999.99, will gladly design a logo for your practice. Other Essentials For Hitting A Visual And Perceptual Home Run • Paper. The weight, texture and finish of the paper you choose contribute to the image your brochure conveys. Twenty-pound paper, the most common printer/copier stock, has a flimsy, cheap feel that suggests to patients, "This isn't important," and into the trash it goes. Use 80- to 100–pound paper. It indicates your brochure is valuable. Textured paper, which might be a linen or vellum stock, can also add to your brochure's prestige. You may like the understatement of a dull finish, but photos come out more clearly on a glossy surface. • Size. Your brochure can be any size, but it makes sense to stick to an 8 1/2- by 11-inch page folded into thirds. Because the size is standard, it helps control costs. When the brochure is folded, it will fit comfortably into a standard No. 10 envelope if you are going to mail some. Odd-size brochures need custom-made envelopes, which again increase costs without increasing value. Any printer should be able to fold them at the time of printing. • Layout. Again, here the choice is purely personal. After you have collected various brochures as suggested above, see what hits the spot as far as layout. If you have done a layout via desktop publishing, your printer may not suggest any layout changes. During this time, you may want to show copies of your layout to the printer and the professionals at photocopying centers. Each may give you some free advice. The photocopy shop may be especially helpful if layout work needs to be done. They can assist you on handling some more sophisticated programs such as Quark XPress™ to perfect your layout on their computer. Alternately, they will format your Microsoft Word text in Quark according to your specifications for a nominal fee. A fee of $29.95 per page was quoted by one of the national copy center chains. Remember to compare prices. Diamonds, bullets or other ornaments make a list easy to read by highlighting individual items. However, they can remind the reader of a shopping list. Paragraphs, although requiring more time to read, can often attract the reader's interest, convey more information and seem more professional. Subheads visually break up blocks of type, making information easier to find. Set off important information by putting it in a box. When You Are Ready To Print The Brochure Do not try to save money by using your local photocopy shop for the printing job. 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July 31, 2004 The Chicago Sun-Times newspaper says its single-copy sales are 23 percent lower than indicated in the past. More than a month ago, the paper's parent company admitted it had inflated the figures for several years. Advertisers are suing the company. The rival Tribune company said last month it had inflated circulation numbers at two of its papers. Hear NPR's Cheryl Corley.
July 31, 2004 The U.S. is short on cement, which means that some driveways and pools may go un-poured this construction season. Who's to blame? China. NPR's Scott Simon gets the story from Ed Sullivan, chief economist for the Illinois-based Portland Cement Association.
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July 30, 2004 Google.com sets the stage for a triple-digit IPO price. Is the search engine already overpriced? Fast Company magazine senior writer Alan Deutschman joins us for the Motley Fool Take.
July 30, 2004 The Bush administration reports the pace of the U.S. economic recovery slowed in the second fiscal quarter, to an annual rate of 3 percent. That's down from a revised 4.5 percent growth rate in the first three months of the fiscal year. In a separate statement, the Bush administration said the federal deficit will grow to a record $445 billion. NPR's John Ydstie reports.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich.---By accounting for the floppy, fickle nature of RNA, researchers at the University of Michigan and the University of California, Irvine have developed a new way to search for drugs that target this important molecule. Their work appears in the June 26 issue of Nature Chemical Biology.
Once thought to be a passive carrier of genetic information, RNA now is understood to perform a number of other vital roles in the cell, and its malfunction can lead to disease. The versatile molecule also is essential to retroviruses such as HIV, which have no DNA and instead rely on RNA to both transport and execute genetic instructions for everything the virus needs to invade and hijack its host. As more and more links to disease are discovered, the quest for drugs that target RNA is intensifying.
Searching for such drugs is not a simple matter, however. Most of today's drug-hunting tools are designed to find small molecules that bind to protein targets, but RNA is not a protein, and it differs from proteins in many key features. "So there's a growing need for high-throughput technologies that can identify compounds that bind RNA," said Hashim M. Al-Hashimi, the Robert L. Kuczkowski Professor of Chemistry and Professor of Biophysics at U-M.
Al-Hashimi and coworkers adapted an existing computational technique for virtually screening libraries of small molecules to determine their RNA-binding abilities. In this approach, the shape of a target molecule is first determined by X-ray crystallography or NMR spectroscopy; next, researchers run computer simulations to compute how well various small molecules---potential drugs, for example---nestle into and bind to the target structure. RNA presents a major challenge to this methodology because it doesn't have just one configuration; it's a floppy molecule, and depending on which small molecule it binds, it can assume vastly different shapes.
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It's that time of the year again where the Friday Night Lights are bright and prospects all across the country are working hard on the field to impress college coaches and also trying to win a state championship.
Like the past years Gator Country is going to do a preview every Thursday for all of the Florida Gators commits and on Monday we will do a full recap including stats and notes from the past weeks games.
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Offensive Lineman George Brown (6-6, 264, Cincinnati, OH Winton Woods)
Matchup: Winton Woods (4-4) has a home game against Bishop Watterson.
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Receiver Derrick Dillon (5-11, 175, Franklinton, LA Pine)
Matchup: Pine (4-3) has a road game against Northlake Christian
Yearly Stats: Dillon over 900 yards passing and 11 touchdowns on the year and over 900 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns. Dillon also has a kick return for a touchdown.
Key Players: Pine: WR Derrick Dillon
Offensive lineman Michael Horton 6-4, 320, Atlanta, GA Lakeside)
Matchup: Lakeside (3-5) has a home game against Newton on Friday night.
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Key Players: Lakeside- Michael Horton.
Defensive end Andrew Ivie (6-3, 285, Dade City, FL Pasco)
Matchup: Pasco (5-3) has a home game against Zephyrhills on Friday night.
Yearly Stats: Ivie has 44 tackles, 4 sacks, 1 caused fumble and safety this year.
Key Players: Pasco: DE Andrew Ivie.
Tight end Kalif Jackson (6-4, 202, Neptune Beach, FL Fletcher)
Matchup: Fletcher (5-3) has a road game against Oakleaf on Friday.
Yearly Stats: Jackson has 21 catches for 407 yards and seven touchdowns
Key Players: Fletcher- TE Kalif Jackson.
Quarterback Sheriron Jones (6-2, 189, Moreno Valley, CA Rancho Verde)
Matchup: Rancho Verde (6-2) has a road game against JW North on Friday.
Yearly Stats: Jones is 76-114 for 1,454 yards and has 15 touchdown passes with two interceptions. Jones also has two rushing touchdowns.
Key Players: Rancho Verde: QB Sheriron Jones.
Offensive lineman Tyler Jordan (6-5, 270, Jacksonville, FL Bishop Kenny)
Matchup: Bishop Kenny (6-1) has a home against Baker County
Yearly Stats: Jordan has two pass hurries this season and a blocked kick.
Key Players: Bishop Kenny- Tyler Jordan
Tight End Camrin Knight (6-4, 220, Tallahassee, FL Lincoln)
Matchup: Lincoln (7-1) has a road game against Lincoln on Friday.
Yearly Stats: Knight has 9 catches for 107 yards and a touchdown this year.
Key Players: Lincoln- Camrin Knight and WR John Burt.
Offensive Lineman Brandon Sandifer (6-3, 332, Warner Robins, GA Northside)
Matchup: Northside (7-1) has a road game against Cross Creek on Friday.
Yearly Stats: N/A
Key Players: Northside: Brandon Sandifer
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This photograph taken in the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) Hall of Topeka's Memorial Building, shows NAACP executive secretary Walter White addressing a crowd that included former Kansas Governor and Senator Arthur Capper, who was a member of the NAACP board of directors. During his presentation, which was part of his 10-day tour of five mid-Western states, White predicted the eventual end of segregation in the U.S.
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