text: WELCOME TO Posted Queries for September thru October 2002 SURNAMES: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z BARRETT, CHAPEL, KING posted by Candi Chettfour on Sunday, September 15, 2002 I'm looking for the family name Chapel. My Ggrandmother was Abby Chapel from the Myrna area. I believe that she spent quite a bit of time in Broken Bow. married Charles Moss King. Had 5 children Guy b. 1897, Elvira b. 1906, Don't know the name of the other children. Moss died in 1920 in Chapel, NE. Abby remarried to Charles Barrett 1922 in Broken Bow. Moved to Fort Collins, CO. HANLEY, MCISSAC, ROBINSON, ROBISON, SHAW posted by Tal Rydberg on Wednesday, September 18, 2002 #1: Need any information that anyone is willing to share on Dessie Hazel Robison's husbands - James Hanley, Roderick McIssac Hanley. My family has very little information on her husbands. #2: Need information on where Dessie's parents Mylus John Robison & Francis Sarah Shaw were married. 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Inmate charged with attempted homicide for assaulting another inmate
Tyree Burgess came within a quarter-inch of bleeding out. Gabriel Greenidge yelled "New York" and came after the F-block inmate with a razor blade, state police at Honesdale said.
Mr. Greenidge, 28, an inmate at the State Correctional Institute at Waymart, was charged with attempted homicide for assaulting a fellow prisoner on Tuesday, according to a criminal complaint filed by state Trooper Wayne Thomas.
Mr. Greenidge barely missed the artery on Mr. Burgess' neck, and left a wound 3½ inches long. He also slashed a nearly half-foot long gash on Mr. Burgess' upper right arm.
A "large amount" of stitches were needed to close both wounds, according to the complaint. He was treated and released from Geisinger Community Medical Center, said hospital spokeswoman Westyn Hinchey.
Mr. Burgess told Trooper Kyle Hnat he was in his bed when Mr. Greenidge approached him. Mr. Burgess saw something in his assailant's hands and tried to escape. He screamed for a correctional officer, yelling "C.O. he's got a knife!" He blocked two blows and the fight was broken up.
Then he saw he was bleeding and was rushed to treatment . Mr. Greenidge was covered in blood and a broken razor blade was found on the floor nearby.
Wayne County District Attorney Janine Edwards declined to comment on a motive for the attack.
The prison was on lockdown for nearly a day, prison Public Information Officer Joseph Vinansky said. A "minimal amount of contraband" was discovered during a search of the facility, according to a news release. No officers were hurt responding to the assault.
Mr. Burgess is serving two to four years for indecent assault and will have served the minimum of his sentence by May 26, Officer Vinansky said.
Mr. Greenidge is serving a sentence of 12 to 25 years for possession with intent to distribute drugs and will not be eligible for release on that charge until 2019, at the minimum, Officer Vinansky said.
In addition to the attempted homicide, Mr. Greenidge is charged with aggravated assault, simple assault and assault by prisoner.
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Kym, an Australian tourist, decides to travel to Bosnia. Her guidebook leads her to Višegrad, a small town steeped in history, on the border of Bosnia and Serbia. After a night of insomnia in the 'romantic' Hotel Vilina Vlas, Kym discovers what happened there during the war. She can no longer be an ordinary tourist and her life will never be the same again.
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Gabrielle is a young woman with Williams syndrome who has a contagious joie de vivre and an exceptional musical gift. Since she met her boyfriend Martin at the recreation centre where they are choir members, they have been inseparable. However, because they are different, their loved ones are fearful of their relationship. As the choir prepares for an important music festival, Gabrielle does everything she can to gain her independence.
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Gloria is 58 years old and still feels young. Making a party out of her loneliness, she fills her nights seeking love in ballrooms for singles. This fragile happiness changes the day she meets Rodolfo. Their intense passion — to which Gloria gives everything, as she feels it may well be her last — leaves her dancing between hope and despair. Gloria will have to pull herself together and find a new strength to realize that in the last act of her life, she could burn brighter than ever.
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Rome, in the splendour of summer. Jep Gambardella — a handsome man with irresistible charm despite his advancing age — enjoys the city's social life to the fullest. He attends chic dinners and parties where his sparkling wit is always welcome. A successful journalist, in his youth he wrote a novel that earned him a literary award and a reputation as a frustrated writer. Weary of his lifestyle, Jep sometimes dreams of taking up his pen again, haunted by memories of a youthful love which he still hangs on to. But can he overcome his profound disgust for himself and others in a city whose dazzling beauty sometimes leads to creative paralysis?
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An epic love story: Olanna and Kainene are glamorous twins, living a privileged city life in newly independent 1960s Nigeria. The two women make very different choices of lovers, but rivalry and betrayal must be set aside as their lives are swept up in the turbulence of war.
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Johanna Parry moves to a new town to work for Mr. McCauley and his granddaughter, Sabitha. Sabitha and her friend trick Johanna into a one-way epistolary romance with Sabitha's father Ken. Johanna lights on fire, and commits a criminal act to get to her lover, who barely knows she exists. Starring Kristen Wiig, Guy Pearce, Christine Lahti, Nick Nolte, Hailee Steinfeld, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Sami Gayle.
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Daisy, a teenaged New Yorker, is sent to England one summer to stay with cousins she has never met. Initially resentful, she soon finds herself living in a dreamy, pastoral idyll as she falls madly in love. But this perfect summer is blown apart by the sudden outbreak of a war. The family is separated and Daisy is forced to embark on a terrifying journey to be reunited with the boy she loves. Starring Saoirse Ronan, Tom Holland and George MacKay.
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Henry is married, has a son, and a decent job in advertising. Trouble is his wife is in jail for sleeping with a 14-year-old boy. Struggling to keep it together and prepare for her release, an encounter with the boy — his rival — sends Henry on a path of self-destruction. Starring Maxwell McCabe-Lokos, August Diehl, Sarah Allen, Jodi Balfour and Stephen McHattie
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Poland, 1962. Anna is a novice, an orphan brought up by nuns in a convent. Before she takes her vows, she is determined to see Wanda, her only living relative. Wanda tells Anna that Anna is Jewish. Both women embark on a journey not only to discover their tragic family story, but who they really are and where they belong, questioning their religions and beliefs.
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This film is an affecting and timely story about a middle-aged, precariously employed jack-of-all-trades in Milan who doggedly tries to get by in an unfeeling city while trying to retain his dignity and his passions.
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Nelly (Felicity Jones), a happily-married mother and schoolteacher, is haunted by her past. Her memories, provoked by remorse and guilt, go back in time to follow the story of her relationship with Charles Dickens (Ralph Fiennes), with whom she discovered an exciting but fragile complicity. Dickens — famous, controlling and emotionally isolated within his success — falls for Nelly, who comes from a family of actors. The theatre is a vital arena for Dickens, a brilliant amateur actor and a man more emotionally coherent on the page and on stage than in life. As Nelly becomes Dickens' muse and the focus of his passion, for both of them secrecy is the price — and for Nelly a life of "invisibility". Also stars Kristin Scott Thomas, Tom Hollander, Joanna Scanlan, Perdita Weeks, Amanda Hale, Tom Burke, John Kavanagh and Michael Marcus.
Joe David Gordon Green, USA North American Premiere
A gripping mix of friendship, violence and redemption erupts in the contemporary backwoods South in this adaptation of Larry Brown's novel, celebrated at once for its grit and its deeply moving core. Academy Award winner Nicolas Cage comes back to his indie roots in the title role as the hard-living, hot-tempered ex-con Joe Ransom, who is just trying to dodge his own instinct for trouble until he meets a hard-luck kid (Tye Sheridan) who awakens in him a fierce and tender-hearted protector. Based on the novel Big Bad Love by the late Larry Brown.
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Labor Day centres on 13-year-old Henry Wheeler as he confronts the pangs of adolescence while struggling to be the man of the house and care for his reclusive mother, Adele. On a back-to-school shopping trip, Henry and his mother encounter Frank Chambers, a man both intimidating and clearly in need of help, who convinces them to take him into their home and later is revealed to be an escaped convict. The events of this long Labor Day weekend will shape all of them for the rest of their lives. Starring Kate Winslet, Josh Brolin, Gattlin Griffith, Tobey Maguire, Clark Gregg, JK Simmons, Brooke Smith and James Van Der Beek.
The Last of Robin Hood Richard Glatzer and Wash Westmoreland, USA World Premiere
Errol Flynn, the swashbuckling Hollywood star and notorious ladies' man, flouted convention all his life, but never more brazenly than in his last years when, swimming in vodka and unwilling to face his mortality, he undertook a liaison with underage starlet Beverly Aadland. The two had a high-flying affair that spanned the globe and was enabled by the girl's fame-obsessed mother, Florence. It all came crashing to an end in October 1959 when events forced the relationship into the open, creating an avalanche of publicity castigating Beverly and her mother. The Last of Robin Hood is a story about the desire for fame and the price it exacts. Starring Dakota Fanning, Susan Sarandon and Kevin Kline.
The Liberator (Libertador) Alberto Arvelo, Venezuela/Spain World Premiere
The film is an epic adventure based on the incredible life of Simón Bolívar, the 19th-century revolutionary who fueled Latin America's struggle for independence. Bolívar's quests and military campaigns covered twice the territory of Alexander the Great. Golden Globe nominee Édgar Ramírez brings to life one of the most influential freedom fighters in history. Also starring María Valverde, Danny Huston, Erich Wildpret, Juana Acosta and Imanol Arias.
Like Father, Like Son Hirokazu Kore-eda, Japan North American Premiere
Two families are forced to choose between nature and nurture — between their natural sons and the sons they have raised.
Love is the Perfect Crime (Amour Crime Parfait) Arnaud Larrieu and Jean-Marie Larrieu, France/Switzerland World Premiere
Marc, in his 40s, is a professor of literature at the University of Lausanne. Still a bachelor — and still living with his sister Marianne in a huge, isolated chalet that they inherited when they were very young — he carries on one love affair after another with his students. Winter has almost ended when one of his most brilliant students, Barbara, suddenly disappears. Two days later, Marc meets Barbara's mother, Anna, who wants to find out more about her vanished daughter. Starring Mathieu Amalric, Karin Viard, Maïwenn, Sara Forestier and Denis Podalydès.
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Lucky Them tells the story of Ellie Klug (Toni Collette), a rock journalist who is tasked with the painful assignment of exploring her own past. Joined by eccentric would-be documentarian Charlie (Thomas Haden Church), Ellie sets out on an emotional treasure hunt in order to finally rid herself of her "ghosts" and get on with her life. Also starring Ryan Eggold, Oliver Platt, Nina Arianda and Ahna O'Reilly.
A young martial artist's unparalleled Tai Chi skills land him in a highly lucrative underworld fight club. Starring Keanu Reeves and Tiger Chen.
MARY Queen of Scots Thomas Imbach, France/Switzerland North American Premiere
A queen who lost three kingdoms. A wife who lost three husbands. A woman who lost her head.
Mystery Road Ivan Sen, Australia International Premiere
Detective Jay Swan returns to his outback hometown to investigate the brutal murder of a teenage girl found in a drain under a highway outside of town. Starring Aaron Pedersen, Ryan Kwanten and Hugo Weaving.
Night Moves Kelly Reichardt, USA North American Premiere
When do legitimate convictions demand illegal behaviors? What happens to a person's political principles when they find their back against the wall? Night Moves is the story of three radical environmentalists coming together to execute the most spectacular direct action event of their lives: the explosion of a hydroelectric dam. Starring Jesse Eisenberg, Dakota Fanning and Peter Sarsgaard.
Omar Hany Abu-Assad, Palestine North American Premiere
Trust and identity are stretched like wire in an impossible West Bank love story. Desires for individual and collective freedom collide. Mere sacrifice isn't enough; betrayal is the only way to survive.
One Chance David Frankel, USA World Premiere
This film follows the remarkable and inspirational true story of Paul Potts, a shy, bullied shop assistant by day and an amateur opera singer by night. Paul became an instant YouTube phenomenon after being chosen by Simon Cowell for Britain's Got Talent. Wowing audiences worldwide with his phenomenal voice, Paul went on to win the competition and the hearts of millions. BAFTA winner James Corden stars as Paul Potts and is supported by an ensemble cast that includes Julie Walters, Mackenzie Crook, Colm Meaney, Jemima Rooper and Alexandra Roach.
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I recently ordered a "Third-degree Second" Italian Swordsman"s Dagger, for what I thought was the astoundingly low sum of $40.
The reason for ordering the "bargain-basement" dagger was mainly because I'd needed a top-drawer prop for a photographic project--- and wanted a truly historically-accurate offhand-dagger. I'd wanted a very good knife, but it did not matter so much if it was "perfect"---- if the knife had imperfections, it would seem much more like it has been used and carried by a genuine warrior.
Well . . . the knife & scabbard both bear the very fine number "2" to signify they were "Seconds;" but I'll be hanged if there are any imperfections that can be seen further away than a few feet! The stitching on the leather grip-wrap is slightly to one side; there were still traces of the polishing media on the pommel and guard; but I can't see anything else!
I'm over 60, and have had a good bit to do with edged weapons.
For one thing, I have quite a few of your knives & edged tools: From the "Bird & Trout Knife" through the OSS; the "Number 2;" a couple Bushmans; three Laredo Bowies; two heavy & two light sword canes; three "City Sticks;" five tomahawks; two shovels; a Gladius machete; and others . . . I have a modest assortment of your wares!
I've also owned "Museum Replicas" ever since ACC first offered working-grade replicas of ancient edged weapons, beginning with their vanguard offerings-- the Viking sword, and hand-and-a-half sword. I've also owned several top-drawer "issue" British and Spanish swords, and even a few authentic antiques, a few centuries old.
At one time, I'd expanded on the fencing classes I'd been taking, and studied the "art of the sabre." I'd even bought a couple classic "Wrist-breakers," once my level of skill had advanced sufficiently.
I'm not writing this to brag, but rather to point out that I am familiar with "real" edged weapons, and know quality cutlery when I see and handle it.
The Italian dagger is an excellent example of this "sort" of sidearm, and your version is superior to anything offered by other makers--- whether custom one-off sword-smiths, or commercial producers. Even the "Sub-Seconds" version, for $40, which I'd bought.
The original idea had been to get a very accurate replica to use in the photos, later adding it to my collection. I'd been prepared to find dings, blemishes or other imperfections, and had even rationalised their (potential) presence as being things that would make it look more realistic, in the photos.
But I'll be hanged if I can see the "imperfections!"
I actually feel as though I have, in some way or other, taken advantage of you!
After all, I bought a $250 dagger for $40.
Well, I'm stunned. Your "Quality Control" surpasses anything I've experienced, 'till now. In a business world where "pushing product on people" takes precedence over "providing quality products," your corporate attitude about quality-control is unheard-of!
It's easy to see why Cold Steel's reputation amongst members of elite units is on a par with what I remember guys saying about Randall knives, in the 1960s. No joke--- Your knives are spoken of with the same pride-of-ownership that I remember from guys who'd got custom blades, in the 1960s.
If you would do me the favour of sending me an email when the "Cutlass Machete" is finally off of back order, I will have "everything Cold Steel" I need!
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Pacific Combat Photos--A Living History
Images by Jim Heupel,
J Heupel Photography
This photo gallery is devoted to World War II, specifically combat in the Pacific theater of operations, as depicted through the National Museum of the Pacific War (Admiral Nimitz Museum) and simulating combat patterned after the Battle of Tarawa through the Museum's living history program. Some of the images have been converted to black and white, to simulate the photographs of combat photographers and correspondents in World War II.
The photos depict the educational, living history program which and includes authentic American Marine and Japanese uniforms and accessories, weapons, heavy combat vehicle, and which concludes with a combat simulatetion of Marines landing on a small, fortified, Japanese held island including flame thrower and special effects. On about one acre of land is recreated a portion of the Japanese-held island of Betio in the Tarawa Atoll, with cement block command bunker, buttressed seawalls to prevent LVT's from crossing the shore line, Japanese howitzer and anti-aircraft emplacements, and a sunken Japanese pillbox with adjacent firing positions—giving a complete field of fire against any enemy trying to attack the island.
It is here that WWII combat is recreated in Fredericksburg, Texas, on 7 weekends a year, with 5 to 6 shows each weekend, lasting about 1 1/2 hours. It is a true living history--providing sight, sound and smell that bring the viewer closer to reality of that experience than film can portray, educating thousands of people each year. WWII veterans are welcomed--and honored--during the program.
This gallery, as with the National Museum of the Pacific War, is intended to honor those men who served and sacrificed for America in the Pacific Theater during World War II. I also want to honor the Museum, its staff, and the myriad of volunteers who make this living history program a success, helping to educate and inspire the generations of men, women and children that have come after the heroic men of World War II.


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If you've ever wondered how busy the oceans are, or where things are shipped to/from over the oceans, this is a fascinating map. It lists the top 20 ports, as well as showing the top shipping lanes on the world's oceans. You can also easily see the connection between wealthy nations (the US, Western European nations, China) and the number of ports/trade routes between them as opposed to South America, and Africa.
If you're gonna be lost at sea, and want the best chance of being found, the North Atlantic is definitely the place to do it.
Source: Pablo Kaluza et al., "The complex network of global cargo ship movements," 1001.2172 (January 13, 2010), http://arxiv.org/abs/1001.2172.
Busiest Shipping Ports in the World


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I cannot take credit for this, but I had to repost on my blog. My wife did a great job summarizing our feelings after 4 Political calls in a row at 10:00 on a Saturday Morning.
I don't know if any of my friends volunteer their time to make calls for their favorite political candidate, and if you do, I respect your convictions and I commend your dedication. To all candidates including Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama and all the other local ones, I do wonder if you would feel the same way as me if you were to take this little deal. I wonder what it would be like for the President to get a Pollster call on his cell phone while dealing with issues of the world. Is one other person's time more valuable than mine? I don't think so, let's put it in perspective.
The New Deal To The Pollsters
I would like to make a deal with you and I will invoke this the very next time the phone rings. I may even record it so I can post your reaction on YouTube. Here's my end of the deal – in the next 10 days, I will answer each and every call that comes to my home phone AND my cell phone. I will take your surveys and I will be cheerful and not inconvenienced one teeny, tiny bit.
Here's YOUR end of the deal. For each call that I answer, I would like to take the home and cell phone numbers of the caller. Then, beginning the day after the election and for the next three months, I will call both numbers 6,7,8 or 10 times a day asking your opinion on whatever I feel like in the moment. My favorite times of day will be: during your workday and then dinner time. And just for good measure, I will throw in a few calls in the evening while you are putting your kids to bed or enjoying time with your spouse. And when you ask me if you can be removed from my distribution list, I may or may not disconnect the call and/or swear before I do so.
Here's the thing. While I appreciate that the research has to be done, there has to be a WAY less disruptive way to do it. This feels like an invasion of my privacy, I can't answer my phone. I work from home, I take client calls – I may have missed some because it was a number I didn't recognize so I didn't answer. I am going to vote, the way I want to vote….so please, I'm begging you……leave me alone!
About Chris Colotti
Chris is currently a Principal Architect and VCDX Evangelist at VMware. Chris is amongst the first VMware Certified Design Experts (VCDX#37), and author of multiple white papers. He now spends his time conducting VCDX Workshops as well as moderating VCDX Defenses. He is also heavily involved in setting the direction of the program itself with the Program Office. Chris also believes in both a healthy body and healthy mind, and has become heavily involved with fitness as a Diamond Team Beachbody Coach using P90X and other Beachbody Programs. Although Technology is his day job, Chris is passionate about fitness after losing 60 pounds himself in the last few years. Now he spreads both the word of technology and fitness along with the Team Beachbody Business through both his blogs.


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Kellie Pickler Announces New Album, 'The Woman I Am'
Kellie Pickler has finally announced her long-awaited fourth album, The Woman I Am.
The record will hit stores on November 12, and includes singles 'Someone Somewhere Tonight' and 'Little Bit Gypsy', channeling some of the more traditional sounds she had on her last album, '100 Proof', but saying it's "not the same album".
The title track was written by Kellie and her husband Kyle Jacobs, and other tracks set to be on the record include the title track (another Pickler-Jacobs co-write with Liz Rose), 'Ain't No Cure For Crazy', 'Selma Drye' (inspired by her great-grandmother) and 'I Forgive You' (a song she originally wrote for her first album, but she wasn't ready to record).
Produced by Frank Liddell and Luke Wooten, the record will contain 12 tracks, and range from more traditional numbers, to rockier sounds and more.
I'm incredibly excited for this, as I love Kellie and '100 Proof' tanking after lack of label promotion and poor standards at country radio was a real shame. I really hope she has more commercial success with this album, now she's signed to Black River Entertainment.


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Canvas Print
Irisby Andre Villanueva
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
Iris, Greek Goddess of the Rainbow. Inspired by the Adobe CS3 packaging.
Woah.. this is amazing Andre. Love the colours.
great piece... love the colors...
Thanks Ally... I thought I might've gone a little overboard with the color...
Thanks Lawrence!
Excellent!! Fantastic colors!!
great image and colors Andre!!!
Thanks Skye!
colors andre!
Incredibly beautiful colors and very inspiring!;)XO
too freakin' cool man, cs6?
Thanks, friends!!!!
Hey Shipwreck, it was made in CS6... but it could've been done in CS4 or 5 : )
great colours Andre!!!
I was just curious because i saw how elated you were about cs6 the other day. i use cs5. worth switching over?
Thanks Brian!
Thanks Linda!
Cody, CS6 is sweet... but if you have CS5, it might not be worth the update... You should download the demo and try it. 3D has a new interface, you get background saving, a new blur gallery, new brushes with erodible tips... and unfortunately, not much else. I'm just a Photoshop zealot and rejoice at any minor update : )
i'll have to check into it. thank for the info andre.
love the vibrant colours
well you've done it again! a wow image!!
Another world, Andre! Your mastery of PS is indisputable. From the standpoint of a photographer who uses PS5 in a comparatively limited way for 2D images, seeing what you do is astounding.
Nice imaginary ?)
Thank you everyone for the nice comments!!!
I appreciate that, Geoffrey! We all have our strengths... I can barely take photos... : )
very well done
fantastic Andre, love the colors alot too!!
This is some next level, new millenium hot art!!!
Thank you all very much!!!!
Haha... Thanks DaeSyne!
This is stunning Andre !!
Thank you, sir!
So cheerful!
Another tight piece!
Thanks Enrico and Michael!!
So very cool, Andre!
Thanks Lisa!
This is a truly Wonderful piece of art, Andre! … and, I'd like to thank you for supporting my work too. I've noticed that often after some artists are added to a founder's follow list and/or become a front page regulars, they seriously slow down on promoting their fellow artists, or only promote artists that are also front page regulars. Thank you for not following this pattern! Personally, I think one of the best features of S6 is the opportunity we are given to encourage our talented comrades. Just wanted to let you know how much I really admire both your art and your compassionate magnanimous generosity! Instead of thanking you personally in my work's comment box, thought I'd do it in yours. ;-)
Thanks, buddy!
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Nuisance snowfalls spike Black Creek payroll
Nuisance snowfalls spiked Black Creek Township's payroll slightly, as crews were called out on overtime to salt and cinder the roads, Supervisor Dennis Feerrar said Tuesday.
A year ago, the township hadn't spent any money on roads due to the mild winter, he said, whereas this year, numerous small storms forced the township to call out its crews more often.
In other road-related business, the township expects to receive $108,000 in state Liquid Fuels funds by April 8 and $122,000 in Community Development funds, the latter of which will fund road repairs. Feerrar requested $155,000 in Community Development funds, he said.
The township received a $2,533 refund from H.A. Thompson Co. of Chester Springs, Chester County, for risk reduction in the last four years, and a $32.55 dividend check - something the township has never received before, Feerrar said.
"Our workman's compensation rate will continue to drop as we manage the risk," he added.
Zoning and code enforcement officer Paul Kattner will be inspecting township properties for violations in the next few weeks, he said.
"I'll be giving people enforcement notices and if they're not acted upon, they will be cited," he said.
Kattner noted that vehicles must have inspection and proper licensing, which the township can verify through the state police.
Solicitor Donald Karpowich said bids for a recycling contractor will be due by 1 p.m. March 4. Bidders are welcome to stay while the bids are opened, he said.
A public hearing on the township's proposed zoning ordinance will be held April 2 and the supervisors will consider it for adoption afterward. Copies of the ordinance are available on the township website, blackcreektown ship.org, or at the township building.
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Summer is almost here, and with it many of the benefits of living by the shore. But June also marks the beginning of the year's hurricane season on the East Coast, and with memories of Sandy and Irene still painfully fresh in Long Islanders' minds, Nassau and Suffolk county officials gathered with leaders of the American Red Cross on Long Island last Friday to urge residents to prepare now for future severe storms.
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I've asked myself this question a number of times when creating classes, particularly those involving collections, but I've never come up with a satisfactory answer. It's a OOP design question.
For example, in a checkbook register program say I have a class of
BankAccount. BankAccounts contain data involving the Name of the account, the Type of account (enum of Checking, Saving,...), and other data, but most importantly is a collection of the
Adjustments (deposits or withdrawals) in the account.
Here, I have two options for keeping a collection of the Adjustments:
- Instantiate a collection and keep it as a member within the BankAccount class. This is like saying "BankAccount has a collection of Adjustments."
- Inherit from collection. This is like saying "BankAccount is a collection of Adjustments."
I think both solutions are intuitive, and, of course, both offer some advantages and disadvantages. For example, instantiating allows the class (in languages that allow only a single base class) to inherit from another class, while inheriting from collection makes it easy to control the Add, Remove, and other methods without having to write surrogate methods to 'wrap' those.
So, in such situations, which is a better approach?


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Vertical shooters are somewhat of a favorite of mine and everytime a new one becomes available for my phone, I love testing them out. The latest to grace the app store is an app called Phoenix. It's a vertical shooter that brings a super-intense experience to the device for an extremely cheap price. Unlike most vertical shooters, Phoenix does not follow a set story or carefully crafted level experience. Instead, every battle is generated on the spot with the game creating custom enemies and powerups as you play through the game. This means each encounter is going to be different. There also is no set end.
The app is more of a survival mode that challenges you to see just how far you can make it through before ultimately being destroyed. The visuals are excellent and it prides itself on being able to run on every iOS device available.. even the original iPhone. That's quite the feat and it really does run amazing. Scores are tracked and can be compared locally, statewide, nationwide, and worldwide.
At the time of this review I was ranked 6th in my state and plan on getting better. Definitely check this out.
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In response to the U.S. Supreme Court ruling to strike down the 2005 California law regulating violent video games, one Utah lawmaker says that he will not pursue a similar law he tried to pass in 2008. Rep. Michael Morley, (R-Spanish Fork, Utah) told the Deseret News that he felt his bill was very different from the California law that was struck down on Monday.
For one, the bill did not impose a fine on retailers who sold mature-rated games to children, but did give parents the power to file a lawsuit against the offending business. The bill would allow parents to sue under a claim of false advertising. While the 2008 video game bill passed with broad support in both houses, former Gov. Jon Huntsman Jr. vetoed the bill. Former Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff backed the governor's position at the time. Both expressed concern over the impact to local businesses and free speech rights.
While Morley defended his bill, he did say that he would not pursue trying to push for future laws that tackle videogame sales. Morley also said that his bill would have been deemed constitutional by the courts, but that ship has sailed.
"It's not on my radar to fight that fight," he said.
Meanwhile, lawmakers and the Eagle Forum of Utah blasted the Attorney General, who supported the Supreme Court's decision on Monday. The Eagle Forum said that the AG failed to protect Utah's children from violent games.
Shurtleff countered that any form of government intervention into the private lives of citizens should be considered with care. He also encouraged parents to take an active role in their media their kids consume.
"To say that he's anti-family, that's just ignorant," said Scott Troxel, spokesman for the attorney general. Troxel said protecting children has been the focus of Shurtleff's administration.
Source: Deseret News


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Quick WalkthroughEdit
- Purchase Benirus Manor from Velwyn Benirus for 5000 gold.
- Sleep at the manor just once, triggering an attack by ghosts. Kill them.
- Read the scrap of paper on the ground floor of the manor, next to the glowing, broken vase.
- Track down Velwyn and convince him to help you break the manor's curse.
- Take Velwyn to the manor's Sealed Portal so he can unseal it.
- Awaken Lorgren Benirus and defeat him to lift the curse.
- Benirus Manor will fix itself now that the curse has been lifted; it is fully upgraded automatically.
Detailed WalkthroughEdit
Too Good to be TrueEdit
Anyone in town may tell you the rumor that Velwyn Benirus has a manor for sale right in town. He can be found at The Count's Arms inn between noon and midnight (at other times of day, your quest marker will still point to The Count's Arms, but Velwyn cannot be found). Velwyn will offer his grandfather's house, Benirus Manor, to you for 5000 gold and says you can take a look at it first.
Benirus Manor is located in the east of town, but you need the key to enter, which you will receive only after having bought the house. It is a large, though rather dingy place, but don't worry, as it will be better once you complete the quest. The manor is indeed haunted: sleep in the bed upstairs and you will be rudely awoken by three Benirus Manor Ghosts. As with all ghosts, they are immune to normal weapons, so be prepared with silver, daedric, or enchanted weapons. Your fists will also damage them provided you have reached at least Journeyman level in the Hand to Hand skill.
A Dark SecretEdit
Head downstairs to the main floor to find that a jar has fallen from a cupboard (the jar only falls after you have defeated the ghosts upstairs.) The broken jar has spilled its contents onto the floor: a Skeletal Hand holding a Scrap from Lorgren's Diary. Be sure to take both items, or else you will have to come back for them later. More Benirus Manor Ghosts appear, and you can put them to rest or just escape the manor; there will be new ones after your return.
Where's Velwyn?Edit
Now you have to find Velwyn Benirus once again. Make sure you bring the scrap from the diary with you, to convince him that he's the only one that can open the secret door in the manor. Ask around Anvil and you'll be sent back to The Count's Arms. Speak with the bartender and he'll tell you that Velwyn went to The Imperial City. Go to the Elven Gardens District, and look for him in The King and Queen Tavern. It may take Velwyn some time to arrive at the tavern; your quest marker will point to the tavern even if he is still in transit. Once he arrives, speak with him to learn the sordid details and find out that he feels guilty selling you the place. His disposition must be raised to at least 60, otherwise he just says "Sorry. But how is this my problem?" He agrees to meet you back at The Count's Arms in Anvil to help you lift the curse.
Who You Gonna Call?Edit
Meet Velwyn at the inn (you may have to wait a few hours until he returns), and follow him to the manor's basement, fighting or ignoring the ghosts you meet on the way. At the far end of the basement there's a Sealed Portal, which Velwyn will open. Once open, the remaining ghosts disappear and Velwyn runs from the manor in fear, leaving you alone to face what lies beyond the portal. Behind the wall there's a secret room. In it, you'll find the Tome of Unlife (worth 350 gold). In the open sarcophagus at the south end are a Weak Potion of Healing and a Sack containing a leveled piece of enchanted jewelry (plus four gems and an unenchanted ring). Lorgren's Altar dominates the middle of the room, with Lorgren's Skeleton lying on top of it.
Lorgren's DeceptionEdit
Stand inside the seal next to the altar and touch it to activate it. Lorgren's dead voice will ask you to lift the curse by returning his hand. With the Skeletal Hand in your inventory touch Lorgren's Skeleton. It turns out that you've been deceived and Lorgren Benirus rises from the dead to live again as a lich. At the same time, the portal closes behind you, so you cannot retreat. When he's killed for good, he leaves the unique Staff of Flame. Head back to The Count's Arms, and speak with Velwyn. He thanks you and returns to The Imperial City, ending the quest. If you return to your no longer cursed home, you will discover that it is fully repaired and cleaned. Having lifted the curse you are granted immediate access to all of your home's facilities without having to pay for upgrades, unlike the other homes you may purchase.
- The manor ghosts don't open doors; you can force them out of the bedroom and shut the door, allowing you to heal and then venture out to strike before retreating behind the bedroom door.
- Lorgren is a leveled lich. At low levels he is a very challenging opponent, but he actually has much less health and weaker spells than a standard lich. Because he is leveled, his soul can range in strength from lesser to grand. His Staff of Flame is not leveled, however.
- Once the quest is complete, Carahil will congratulate you and thank you for finishing the task that she was unable to complete.
- Sometimes when you take Velwyn to the "Sealed Portal" in the basement, he just keeps waving his hands and never opens the door.
- This bug is fixed by the Unofficial Oblivion Patch.
- Activating the "Sealed Portal" or casting a Charm spell on him may fix this. You can also just wait one hour, after which his behavior should be reset.
- If this does not work, you can use the SetStage console command
setstage MS02 90to advance the quest and the
tclcommand to pass through the wall and come out the other side. Once there, you can proceed with the quest as normal and activate the altar. At which, the portal should open and Velwyn should leave.
- Similar to the portal animation failing at the end of A Brush with Death, this problem can be caused by setting the default 30:1 timescale used by the game to something else. If you have used mods or console commands to change the default timescale, put the following in the command console before Velwyn starts opening the portal:
set timescale to 30
- After the animation has completed, you may set the timescale back to your preferred value.
- Sometimes Lorgren's skeletal hand does not appear next to the note.
setstage MS02 45may be entered into the command console to advance the quest.
- Reload a previous save.
- Lorgren mistakenly refers to Carahil as being male.
- This bug is fixed by the Unofficial Oblivion Patch.
- After defeating Lorgren, the cupboard in the dining room will disappear, including anything stored therein.
- This bug is fixed by version 1.6.0 of the Unofficial Oblivion Patch.
Journal EntriesEdit
- Notes
- Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.
- Stages are not always in order of progress. This is usually the case with quests that have multiple possible outcomes or quests where certain tasks may be done in random order.
- If an entry is marked as "Finishes Quest" it means the quest disappears from the Active Quest list, but you may still receive new entries for that quest.
- It is possible to use the console to advance through the quest by entering
setstage ms02 stage, where
stageis the number of the stage you wish to complete. It is not possible to un-complete (i.e. go back) quest stages. See SetStage for more information.


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May 30, 2016
The NFL approved rules changes Wednesday at its owners meetings in Palm Beach, Florida involving overtime and replays. All turnovers will be reviewed from the booth withy no coaches' challenges needed and overtime periods in the regular season will use the same scoring rules as the postseason. the replay official already reviews all scoring plays. The NFL rarely tinkered with overtime until two yeas ago, when the Saints won the NFC title by winning the coin toss to start the extra period, marching downfield and kicking a field goal. The vote on adopting the overtime was 30-2.
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John Moran (artist)
American, 1831 - 1903
The Wissahickon Creek near Philadelphia, c. 1863
albumen print
image: 26.3 × 33 cm (10 3/8 × 13 in.)
Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation through Robert and Joyce Menschel
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Perhaps as an antidote to the Civil War that ravaged the American landscape and psyche, John Moran made this carefully constructed, idyllic photograph of the Wissahickon Creek, just outside of Philadelphia. He presents an artist, perhaps his brother, the painter Thomas Moran, quietly sketching the beauty of the natural environment. The artist's central position and his reflection, perfectly mirrored in the still pool of water in the foreground, seem to confirm both his importance and his harmony with his surroundings. The ability of the artist to bring order to his world is further suggested by the delicate retouching in the upper left of the photograph to remove the jarring intrusion of a building into this bucolic vista.
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External Web sites
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Articles from Britannica encyclopedias for elementary and high school students.
- Kabardino-Balkariya - Student Encyclopedia (Ages 11 and up)
The highest peaks in Europe, Elbrus (18,510 feet; 5,642 kilometers) and Dykh-Tau (17,073 feet; 5,204 meters), are in the Caucasus Mountains of Kabardino-Balkariya, a republic in southwestern Russia. The crest of the Greater Caucasus forms the republic's southern boundary with Georgia. Four mountain ranges run parallel. There are many, often extensive glaciers; water melted from the glaciers is the start of swift-flowing rivers.


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OK, I didn't make it to MoCCA, but this was just as good: I had a delightful dinner last night with J. Dee Dupuy and Svetlana Chmakova at Fugakyu in Brookline. They actually did have a maki roll called Naruto, but we all agreed the best dish was Svet's choice, Una-Coco Maki, an unlikely but delicious combination of manga, cream cheese, eel, and homemade hot sauce. And her soup, which was served in a teapot, was just adorable. In between bites we talked about Nightschool, the new book Svet is working on for Yen Press, and I got to see some glimpses of volume 3 of Dramacon. Dee does the toning for Dramacon, and she's also the creator of the stylish webcomic OniKimono, Detectives of the Orient; watch for more from her in the future.
OK, back to blogging. David Welsh catches up on a few ongoing series in his latest Flipped column; Sgt. Frog is finally starting to wear thin, it seems, but Yotsuba&! still has the power to charm.
Nipple-Free Comix: Is that what the future holds? At Broken Frontier, David Hine ponders the possible effects of Tokyopop's new ratings system. (Via Simon Jones, who scoffs at such things.)
Johanna lists Viz's top-selling manga and DVDs, and surprise! They're all Naruto. Nonetheless, she observes, " I'm impressed that Viz puts out such a great variety of books when they make so much from only one property."
ComiPress has a Backstage feature on Rumic World, the awesomely comprehensive Rumiko Takahashi fan site.
Seven Seas has announced their schedule for Anime Expo.
If you're going to be in Brooklyn tonight, check out this Tokyopop round table at the Barnes & Noble in Park Slope, just down the street from my old digs on 7th Avenue. And if you're in Vladivostok, check out their annual festival of visual arts, which will include manga classes.
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The past few days have brought some much-appreciated boreal flavor
into the city limits of Duluth. To all of our surprise, while
surveying the morning passerine flight (27 September) from a Lakeside
apartment rooftop, Ramsay Koury spied a Gray Jay sailing into the top
of a nearby conifer. Although none were seen yesterday, today, Karl
and I added another three individuals, each one by itself, slowly
heading down town, moving from one treetop to the next. We can only
hope that there will be more to follow.
Additionally, Bohemian Waxwings have now made three separate
appearances following Kim Eckert's first-reported scouts from Lake
County: 1 on 9/26 from Lakeside, 5 at Hawk Ridge the following day
(9/27), and another flyby trio this morning at Lakeside.
Karl Bardon and Cameron Rutt
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Wouldn't it be great if lenders used common sense instead of credit scores to determine your creditworthiness? The lender could simply say, "Here's someone who has a good income, no debt and pays 99 percent of her bills on time — let's give her a loan." Instead, they rely heavily on credit scores, leaving consumers one financial mishap away from years of borrowing struggles.
Regardless, credit scores are an important financial reality in the modern world. Most home buyers need a mortgage and plenty of new car buyers require an auto loan; college students need to borrow money to get through school, and the list goes on.
With this in mind, you'll want to know what a good credit score is so you can gauge your chances of securing a loan with favorable terms, if you can get one at all. So what is a good credit score, anyway?
Credit Score Ranges
FICO credit scores, which are the mostly widely used at present, range from 300 (worst credit score) to 850 (best credit score). As you might expect, your chances of securing a loan at a favorable rate (or qualifying for a loan at all) increase with a higher credit score.
Estimates vary, but the general consensus is that any score in the high 600s to low 700s is a "good" credit score. Scores in the mid-700 range are "very good" and anything above that is "excellent."
Supporting the consensus, at least to an extent, credit scoring giant Experian believes, "A score above 700 usually suggests good credit management." So, for the sake of simplicity, let's say anything above 680 is good, as this is a figure commonly cited by credit experts. Why is this? One explanation is that 60 percent of credit scores fall between 650 and 799. With that in mind, those at the lower end of this range — or beneath it — might be seen as a credit risk while those above 680 are considered similar to their peers, making them good by comparison.
That said, some consider scores in the low-600s to be good, so you might still qualify for a decent loan if you fall within that range. Below that, though, you'll find borrowing to be very difficult — and expensive.
Related: 7 Ways to Boost Your Credit Score This Month
Limitations of Credit Scoring
Critics often cite that credit scores do not accurately assess a person's financial risk. In fact, according to ratings agency Fitch, the credit score gap between those who paid home loans on time and those who stopped paying was a mere 10 points in 2006.
To illustrate, financial guru Dave Ramsey has repeatedly stated his credit score is a whopping zero. Basically, he doesn't borrow money, so his credit score has simply gone away. Meanwhile, according to The Richest, his net worth is $55 million. In other words, if he tried to obtain a loan to purchase a $10,000 car, he'd be turned down, even though he has enough wealth to purchase 5,500 such vehicles out of pocket.
And let's not forget Warren Buffett who, according to Forbes, has a net worth of $74 billion. In 2008, Fortune magazine reported that his FICO score was 718 — not much higher than the average FICO score at the time of 689, according to MyFICO.com. So, his ability to repay a mortgage loan would be seen as "good," not "excellent," even though he could purchase a few hundred thousand homes without financing.
Basically, if you have a low credit score, it doesn't necessarily mean you are incapable of paying a loan responsibly. Sadly, though, it will still hinder your ability to borrow.
Like it or not, your credit score is key to securing loans to pursue your financial dreams. So, even with the mentioned limitations to credit scoring, the reality is you'll face significant hurdles if you attempt to borrow with a low credit score.
While FICO scores range from 300 to 850, 680 or above should be your goal. A majority of borrowers have around or above this number, meaning lenders will favor them over you if you fall below it.
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7 de noviembre de 2014
Food in Nuevo León is practical and delicious. Here, agriculture developed after livestock breeding, which is why many typical dishes are based on beef, goat, and milk. Other important ingredients are corn and wheat.
Nuevo León's cooking combines three culinary cultures: Catholic Spanish, Jewish Spanish, and Tlaxcalteca indians that arrived from the center of Mexico.
From the Jewish tradition we find dishes based on baby goat and certain types of bread. Dry meat and Bustamante pastry are of Tlaxcalteca tradition. Wheat tortillas are an adaptation of Spanish bread to the customs and techniques of America.
Dry meat is first cooked, marinated and shredded before it is put to dry. Tlaxcaltecan indians used this technique to store food in a land that wasn't fertile.
Normally it is mixed with egg to make machacado or machaca con huevo. You can also eat it alone or with lemon drops.
There are many ways of cooking baby goat. The most popular are roasting it on mezquite wood and cooking it in its blood. The chopped entrails of the kid goat are cased in the intestines to make a sort of sausage called machito.
Similarly to the sheep, the kid goat must be a very young animal (up to 40 days old) and fed only with goat milk.
On weekend afternoons the state starts to smell like carne asada, or barbecue. Arrachera is a typical cut in Nuevo León. Usually, men are the ones to do the cooking. Agujas a las brasas, asado de puerco with colorado chile and puchero soup are other common dishes.
Zaraza meat is strips of meat served with guacamole. It is a traditional dish of Montemorelos.
"Sierra" baby potatoes, or Galeana baby potatoes come from that municipality in the south of Nuevo Leon, which is one of the main potato producers of the country. It is a unique potato: small and with a stronger and distinctive flavor.
Tortas compuestas are Mexican sandwiches popular in the center of the country and in Linares, Nuevo León. The tortas are served cold. It is a fresh dish and has attractive colors.
Glorias are made of "burnt milk" and pecans. They were invented in Linares in 1932 and there are currently 15 companies dedicated to their production in that municipality.
Perlitas or besos indios, rollos, encanelados, revolcados, natilla and marquetas, in different designs, are other traditional sweets.
Also delicious are milk candy balls, candied pumpkin cooked in pilloncillo (Mexican dark brown sugar), and Montemorelos orange preserves and other fruit preserves.
Bustamante home-style pastry is made following an old family tradition. It contains wheat flower, piloncillo, anise, cinnamon, pecans and cocoa. Some of the most popular types of Bustamante pastry are pecan empanadas (pasties), turcos (sweet minced meat pies), semitas (round bread with pecans and pilloncillo), and hojarascas (cinnamon cookies).
Nuevo León's traditional cooking combines three culinary cultures: Catholic Spanish, Jewish Spanish, and Tlaxcalteca indians.
Dishes: Cabrito (kid goat), machacado, carne asada, tamales norteños
Sweets: Glorias, bolitas de leche, Bustamante pastry


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We are so happy to offer these adorable cake pops by Mom's Killer Cakes & Cookies and offered here on Etsy.
These pops were made as a special request for one of our sweet customers, Cher~
Sweet swirled lollipops and sparkle drizzled gumdrops in an endearing vintage style.
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Somehow amongst his crazy schedule he has also found time to add to his salon empire, too. His newly opened Kensington outpost is the latest Jamie Stevens salon, sitting alongside an award-winning Somerset salon in his brand stable.
Thankfully, he is not alone in his mission to conquer the world of hair. Sister Tasha is herself an award-winning colourist who has worked on The X Factor, Gok's Fashion Fix and more, colouring hair for the likes of Little Mix and the X Factor finalists, and working with photographer Rankin. She heads up Jamie's colour team and manages the salons.
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The sad news about Travis Barker and DJ AM has inspired us to look back on their recent performances as the VMA house band — collaborations that featured Lupe Fiasco, Katy Perry, LL Cool J and The Ting Tings.
We've dug into our archives to give you guys the full songs that you didn't see during the broadcast. Watch the guys grooving along with Kid Cudi, Fiasco and the others, and if you look closely, you can see AM rapping to himself during LL's performance.
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Twitter and Facebook were paralyzed this past week by DDOS (distributed denial of service) attacks. As I understand it, those attacks are still ongoing. In this Wired Epicenter blog post by Eliot Van Buskirk, open source advocates propose that the only real solution to this vulnerability is to engage in another DDOS: "distributed delivery of service." As Bittorent is to filesharing, the thinking goes, so would an open microblogging network be to 140-character thought-blips.
"The total failure of Twitter during the DDoS attacks highlights the fact that, with Twitter, we're relying on a single service for mass communication of this type," said open microblogging supporter and Ektron CTO Bill Cava. "Most everyone understands it's ridiculous to expect one service to provide email support to the world. The same is true for micro messaging. The reality is, it can't and won't continue this way for too much longer."The OpenMicroBlogging standard already exists — it's just that Twitter's not playing along, possibly because it could lose market share if the open standard succeeds before it manages to monetize its service. One platform that adheres to the Open MicroBlogging (OMB) standard is Laconi.ca, an open-source Twitter-style network launched by Status.net on July 2 of last year (others include OpenMicroBlogger and Google's Jaiku).
Laconi.ca, which seems to have gained more traction than the other two OMB platforms, forms the backbone of Identi.ca — an open-source Twitter clone with features Twitter lacks (image uploading, trackbacks, native video playback, OpenID) that lets you post updates to its own network as well as Twitter and Facebook. Status.net will soon add the ability to follow Twitter and Facebook feeds using the corresponding APIs, so users will soon be able to make Identi.ca their default short messaging communications hub — even if those services won't use the open standard.
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Heather is posting a blog to share her experiences on the Jones Cup Team. Here's the first posting.
Hello from College Station, Texas!
Finally after 11 practices, seven days and not enough sleep, training is over. I learned a lot in the seven days, and I think it went really well. I am very excited to no longer be practicing and am ready to start playing some games over in Taiwan.
There are 13 players on the team, six from the Big 12 and seven from other schools. The head coach (Vic Schaefer) is the associate head coach from Texas A&M.
Starting on Monday, July 2, we had two-a-day practices, one in the morning and one in the afternoon, each lasting at least two hours. At first it took a lot of work to get used to each other, but I think we finally got it. The hardest thing for me to adjust to was the style of defense we are playing. We all know the kind of defense Texas A&M likes to play, and unfortunately its the complete opposite from what we play at Iowa State. Its a great learning experience, and to my surprise, I have adjusted pretty well. I am playing a lot of point guard for the team and a little shooting guard. Its definitely some good practice for next year.
We left on Sunday, July 8, for Taiwan, and it was a 14-hour flight. Our first game in Taiwan is on July 11, and I believe we play one of the Taiwan teams. Then our second game, which will be our toughest, is against the Australians. I will let you all know how our first couple games go so check back soon. Until then, take care and Go Cyclones!
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Thanks for the post. We could benefit from some A&M defense. Especially iIn the "slow" periods, I find I go to CF for all my Cyclone news of consequence. If it happened, someone here picks up and passes it on.
Weve got a pretty good football conference, and weve got a pretty good conference overall. Were still walking around with our heads held high and our chest out, about that. Paul Rhoads
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