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Well…I've visited 14 of the 120 charitable organizations I'm planning to visit over the next 8 months and already I'm itching to act on what I've learned. There are so many positives, they outweigh the negative 100 fold, but there is still work to do to move this sector forward. Our government needs to be more proactive and think strategically, they need to engage and have more dialogues with this sectors front line workers. We must advocate for more effectiveness, fairness, collaboration on behalf of those working in and those who depend on the social service sector.
I've met the most phenomenal people whose passion seems to be emanating from their pores. I'm a little jealous of their ability to work on the front lines and of the way they can manage and make the best of anything that comes their way. Their salaries certainly can't be fair compensation for the way they work to keep people safe and fed and sheltered and educated and cared for. At the same time stretching with every ounce of their being the dollars they have to work with to create added value for their clients and for our communities in general.
Our world is changing quickly and we need to keep up. I assure you that whether or not you will ever require the services of a charitable organization, their existence and their reason for being IMPACTS us all!
FOODSHARE was started 25 years ago by Art Eggleton, the Mayor of the City of Toronto.
They are a Community Development and Food Literacy Program and are involved in a variety of initiatives: grassroots program delivery, advocacy, nutrition education, farmland preservation and campaigns for comprehensive food labeling.
FoodShare help schools set up gardens, teach kids about the seeding, planting, harvesting process and then work with them to put together a maintenance team that will be responsible for the upkeep, before transitioning out of the school.
There is a real interest in food and nutrition amongst students and teachers and Food Share would like to be able to support that interest.
Debbie, thanks for lunch. Good luck with you upcoming event down at Queens Park.
Check out their website for more information…they really do so much more than I've captured here.
HOMES FIRST SOCIETY – Strachan House – is one of 16 homes designed to provide overnight shelter, transitional housing, shared accommodation and independent living opportunities that facilitate the transition from the street to temporary shelter to permanent accommodation.
Strachan House deals with the most difficult to house. Those considered Long Term Homeless or Hardest to House…those whose pattern of homelessness is a tough one to break. Most of their clients are mentally ill and require a lot of support…appointments, follow ups, reminders. There are 76 units at the House for single men and/or women.
I could have spent the entire day with the 3 amazing women we met here. Their common sense and no nonsense, honest approach with me was so meaningful…I appreciated every second of the 1 ½ hours we spent with them.
We talked a little about how we have come to value each other…how we base our assumptions of people on what they have or what they can access. It's true isn't it…I have to admit I've been a bit guilty of that?! These experiences are really helping me shape my assumptions quite differently. It's just amazing how learning about others has a sneaky way of making you look at yourself a little differently.
When I asked Deena to share one of her challenges with me, she described how one of the biggest problems for the long term homeless is that they do not have "the luxury of wanting". I found that incredibly sad, yet understood it completely. They have had so little for so long that they do not have the desire to want for anything anymore.
Thank you Deena, Sybil and Suraya…you are truly inspiring!
HORIZONS FOR YOUTH is a Shelter for homeless youth ages 16 -24 where they can stay for a period of 3 – 6 months. In some cases where the youth are successful at staying in school in the area or are thriving in the Horizons environment, their stay can be extended.
Along with a roof over their heads and in an effort to teach them the life skills they need to live and thrive successfully on their own, Horizons provides youth with (among many other things) the support they need to find a job, complete their education, learn simple life skills and secure housing.
About 75% of the youth have been directed to them through the Childrens Aid Society and many of them have mental health issues. These young people are often overlooked or the "forgotten population". There is little mental health support/organizations that support this age group…they do not receive the same sympathy or compassion offered to younger children with similar issues…society does not look at this population as victims.
What I learned here was incredibly interesting and incredibly frustrating! Horizons is given the designation of a "Shelter" which means they are only meant to provide a roof over the heads of these young people overnight. The youth are expected to leave the Shelter at 9 in the morning and not come back until 4 in the afternoon. I'm assuming the Shelter system was designated this way to encourage people to be out working or in school during the day…wishful thinking, but not accurate thinking. These young people don't have the skills they need to get jobs, nor do many of them have the desire to be in a school or the understanding of what an education can mean for them. Fortunately, Horizons has a dedicated team that have developed programs and opportunities for these students they house to gain work experience and/or engage them back in school. None of this is funded by the government, so they need to work hard to fundraise for these programs.
From what I understand if you are designated a "Shelter", you are funded differently (less money per client) than if you are considered a Transition House which is intended to be more of a full service environment.
I'm not really clear on why if we have access to the youth that are already coming to a place for shelter, would we not keep them engaged at that shelter rather than kick them out to fend for themselves during the days. Luckily, the clients of Horizons have many more options available to them despite the organizations designation.
Filomena and Dwight, thanks for the tour and all of your time…you taught me lots!
Horizons For Youth and Strachan House are always looking for some of the following for their clients. If you can help, please contact them.
HORIZONS – Personal Care items; shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorants…you get the idea.
As well as gently used (OR NEW) coats, gloves, hats.
STRACHAN – Housewares; plates, cutlery, vases, pots, wall hangings…things to fancy or pretty up the clients units.


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The year 2014 saw Sezin Koehler become one of the Huffington Post's newest bloggers, and her first piece on the choice to remain childfree was translated into six languages.
Sezin also wrote that Sociological Images article comparing the lyrics of Blurred Lines to what rapists say to their victims that went viral in late 2013, and in the process was picked up by such media outlets as Al Jazeera, Huffington Post, Feministing, xoJane, Jezebel, Buzzfeed, and Think Progress, as well as being republished at Pacific Standard Magazine and Ms Magazine.
She was also featured on an episode of Al Jazeera's The Stream in an episode discussing Third Culture Kid issues. (If you're in the US you can watch the video here.)
Writer by trade — and blogger since 2003 — Sezin's follow-up to her first novel American Monsters is slated for a 2015 release. Crime Rave follows LAPD Detectives Atticus Red Feather and Synthia Günn as law enforcement picks up the pieces after the horrific Hallowe'en rave tragedy that resulted in the deaths of thousands. Save a group of mysterious survivors who have no business being alive at all.
She's moving right into writing the third installment, a dark fantasy zombie tale set in her old stomping ground of Prague.
After having spent the majority of her life abroad — Sri Lanka, Zambia, Pakistan, Thailand, India, Switzerland, France, Spain, Turkey, Czech Republic, and Germany — Zuzu still feels newly repatriated even though it's been three years since her almost-decade in Europe. Sezin slowly adjusts to life in a sleepy little Florida beach town of ten thousand with the Stephen King-esque moniker of Lighthouse Point. By the way, Florida is by far the weirdest place she has ever spent extended amount of time. For serious.
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Green House Master
The U.S. House of Representatives counts on a WWU alum to keep the lights on -- and he's switching to compact fluorescents
Story by Mary Lane Gallagher
If Dan Beard (66) ever takes you on a tour of his House, dont be surprised if he spends a lot of time talking trash.
Since becoming Chief Administrative Officer of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2007, Beard has spearheaded the Green the Capitol initiative, a massive effort to make the nations largest legislative body friendlier to the Earth.
As CAO, Beard is the non-partisan executive in charge of most of the behind-the-scenes logistics that keep the House running, from computers that process more than 1 million constituent e-mails each day, to electricity to light the Capitol Dome, to food for late-night budget sessions.
But these days, Beard and his staff must also protect the planet while running the House.
The Speaker has made a commitment to running this institution in a different way, says Beard.
So far, theyve reduced the carbon footprint of the Houses operations by 74 percent. And Beards staff has taken on the challenge of cutting the Houses energy consumption in half by 2017.
But Green the Capitol has already changed the way the House eats, cleans and gets around.
With about 8 million square feet of office space, the House is massive enough that aggressive greening efforts by themselves can keep thousands of tons of greenhouse gases out of the atmosphere.
But lawmakers also hope the Green the Capitol program can provide an eloquent example for other large institutions to reduce their impact on the Earth.
Were slowly trying to change the ethics of how we do business here, says Beard, who recently road tested an all-electric truck he may add to the Houses delivery fleet.
All of our electricity comes from wind power projects, he says. All of our heating and cooling needs are met by natural gas as opposed to coal.
Theyve also replaced 10,000 incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescents, saving 1.1 million kilowatt hours of electricity.
And you wont find plastic or Styrofoam in House cafeterias anymore. All food containers and utensils even disposable water bottles are now compostable. More than 880,000 tons of waste was diverted from landfills to compost facilities last year.
In all, the House has reduced its carbon output by more than 91 tons so far, Beard says.
Their original goal was to reduce the Houses carbon output to nothing, which they achieved with the help of purchasing carbon offset credits. But purchasing credits, which fund efforts elsewhere to remove carbon from the atmosphere, can be controversial because its hard to verify that theyre really making a difference. Plus, without a widely accepted, formal definition of carbon neutral, its a difficult standard to prove, says Jeff Ventura, the Houses spokesperson.
So while the House has shelved the goal of going carbon neutral and dropped plans to buy more carbon offsets theyre going to press on toward the goal of cutting energy consumption in half by 2017.
Its a formidable job, given the scale of the Houses operations and the age and size of its buildings. And the task can get really tricky when, as Beard puts it, I have 441 bosses: 435 Members of Congress and six delegates from territories. And you dont get here unless youre a Type A, take-charge kind of personality.
Try telling lawmakers from the Coal Belt, for example, that the Capitol Power Plant should use only natural gas instead of a mixture of gas and coal to heat and cool the House.
And the formidable cost of designing and installing energy efficient lighting for the Capitol Dome raised some eyebrows, though Beards staff estimates the project will reduce energy costs by 75 percent.
Politics is the blood sport of this institution, Beard says.
I think everyone would agree that they want to decrease the impact we have on the environment and operate in an environmentally sensitive manner.
Sometimes, he says diplomatically, people disagree with the approach.
But making sustainable living part of the common experience of working at the U.S. Capitol can have far-reaching effects, Beard thinks.
Thats why that trash is so important.
Everyone who comes here is touched by the greening movement through our food service operation, he says. Democrats, Republicans, conservatives, liberals, we all meet there and we all do the same thing every day. If you touch people enough, youre going to change attitudes and opinions.
That, to me, he says, is one of the most interesting things.


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Do the KIND Thing: 3 Tips for a Healthy New Year
I'm sure I don't have to tell any of you that the holidays are crazy and full of opportunities to do terrible things to your body. Late nights, cookies, egg nog, bourbon, putting your running shoes in the closet and pretending like they never existed. It's all cheery and fun until somebody gets bloated, sick […]Read More
October 01st, 2013
Wanderlust: Creating Community Through Yoga
After such a wild and busy summer, you'd think we at Wanderlust would want to take a break and catch our breath. But nay! We want more! That's why we spent a beautiful September Saturday basking in the boundless sunshine at the Piazza at Schmidt's in Philadelphia! I had only been to Philly a couple […]Read More
August 23rd, 2013
Updates from Wanderlust: Summer Ambitions and Beyond!
Wow. Wait, let me restate that…WOW. What a summer. I hope some of you made it to at least one Wanderlust Festival because they were amazing! I'm very grateful to say that my work as the Sponsorship Manager at Wanderlust requires that I be on site for each event, so I got to get out […]Read More


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Trouble every day. WaPo:
The Bush administration, seeking to revive an online pornography law struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court, has subpoenaed Google Inc. for details on what its users have been looking for through its popular search engine.
Google has refused to comply with the subpoena, issued last year, for a broad range of material from its databases, including a request for 1 million random Web addresses and records of all Google searches from any one-week period, lawyers for the U.S. Justice Department said in papers filed Wednesday in federal court in San Jose.
Well, well. One million random addresses. Sounds like a fishing expedition to me. Here's the rationale, or rather the rationalization:
The government contends it needs the data to determine how often pornography shows up in online searches as part of an effort to revive an Internet child protection law that was struck down two years ago by the U.S. Supreme Court on free-speech grounds.
As if anyone thinks the matter will stop there. And as if any evildoer wouldn't be using blocking software anyhow.
The matter is now before a federal court in Pennsylvania, and the government wants the Google data to help argue that the law is more effective than software in protecting children from porn.
How bizarre. Since the porn is online, how would the law act except through software?
And, um, just out of curiousity--Doesn't His Excellency King Bush believe he already has the "inherent authority" capture all our Google searches already, under His theory of the unilateral executive?
Say, isn't it more likely they're already doing this, and using this ruling as an after-the-fact figleaf?
NOTE I certainly hope that Bush mandate comes up often...


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Oh, Blake. Why are you so gorgeous?
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Please excuse this one if it seems downright DUMB, but I'm a bit lost here.
As do MOST of the Newbie DIY types out there, I come into free. discarded telescope components from time to time.
Among MY pile of junk, there's a GEM that seems to be useful for my purposes... but finding the proper rail to fit INTO the mount becomes an interesting question!
Is there any Internet source for the dimensions of the dovetails for the various EQ-? style mounting rails?
I haven't been able to locate that information online... can somebody steer me in the right direction?
How do I identify a mount type???
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There are two prevalent dovetail types around now - Vixen "V" and Losmandy "D". I'm sure that there are many others, but those seem to be the most common. You should be able to find dimensions for both on the ADM site:
Good luck,
Good luck,
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To identify a mount type, all you need to do is post a picture on here, and quite soon, you'll get all kinds of help as to what you have on your hands. It's just what we do...


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Canet de Mar : Michelin's recommendations
Surrounded by wooded hills, Canet has a long sun-blessed beach running the length of its promenade. The Santuario de la Misericòrdia, in the upper part of the town, is popular with pilgrims, who come here to pray to the Virgin.
Hotels Canet de Mar
Hotel Mitus
Riera de la Torre, 20 E - 08360 Canet de Mar
Perfect for enjoying the clean, sandy beaches of the Costa Maresme, this charming, small hotel looks out over the Mediterranean Sea from its peaceful location in Canet de Mar. The Mitus is set in a typical Spanish building dating from the mid-19th c..
Avinguda Maresme, 1 E - 08360 Canet de Mar
The family-run Hotel Rocatel is located on Cavaiò Beach in Canet de Mar, on the Costa Maresme. It offers a 24-hour reception, outdoor pool and rooms with a private balcony. The rooms at the Rocatel Hotel feature tiled floors and simple, modern décor..
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La Font
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I know this is a very old game, but still some how it beats out even fs 2k4 in someways.
Anybody still have copy of this or know where to get a copy?
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Overseas Filipino workers (OFW) will attempt to flex their economic muscle after it announced it will hold a "Zero-Remittance Day" (ZRD) this month to push for the abolition of "pork barrel."
In a statement, Migrante International chairperson Garry Martinez said they have already coordinated with their chapters to urge their members not to remit on Sept. 19 to force the government to scrap the Priority Development Assistance Fund (PDAF) or more popularly known as "pork barrel."
"The power to send or not to send remittances rests on Filipino immigrants and OFWs alone. By not remitting for one day, Filipinos all over the world will use their economic power to make a stand against corruption, patronage politics, and social injustice," Martinez said.
Migrante International has 145 member organizations in 23 countries worldwide.
This comes amid the ongoing controversy on the alleged release of billions worth of PDAF to bogus non-government organizations (NGO).
Martinez said the continuous misuse of PDAF in the Congress is an insult to OFWs, who would have to continue working abroad to keep sending money to their families here in the country. (Samuel Medenilla)


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My only expertise is the 747 classic, and old 707-727-DC8s, as well as Learjet and I am a Super Cub owner and lover... I love to assist those of you who are dreaming to become pilots, or are interessed in what pilots think...
I am not the only one supposedly "expert" here - I do not consider myself as one, I just provide answers to the best of my knowledge and judgement. To questions such as "can normal airliners fly supersonic" answer is NO, not the 747 or the 990... they may have done that - by accident... When I say NO, there is a number of you that say "yes but..." or "if..."... my answer still NO.
I love to read all about your enthusiasm... things are different from what you dream of, in the real world. If I know an answer - I post it - If I am not sure, I may answer with "to my opinion" or "I believe that" or "looks like this"... I am not expert, just educated by 45 years of my life as pilot, I am 59 of age, did fly gliders at 14, and since then US Air Force, airlines, and general aviation, and I am at this time in airline management, and avid 747 instructor pilot and on weekends flying a Super Cub...
You have the right to differ to my opinions... when one of you friends ask me what is the Vmo of a 747, I answer "383 Kias" - if you wish to say "not right" is up to you... I provide you with the best answer by A.Net standards...
Some people have asked me to be moderator - honest - I dont have the time to be one, and I only know some of the facets of aviation, maybe I will do it when I retire in 2008 (hopefully - Insh'Allah) but I am more than willing to help - particularly to those of you who want to have a career in aviation, or be a pilot. The A.Net is wonderful, let us keep it succesful -
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It was supposed to be a treat. ¶ It turned into a tragedy. ¶ It was supposed to end with handshakes and autographs. ¶ It ended in...
LOS ANGELES — It was supposed to be a treat. ¶ It turned into a tragedy. ¶ It was supposed to end with handshakes and autographs. ¶ It ended in a morgue.
"Up until the divorce I'm going through right now, I would say it was the most horrible experience of my life," accountant Norm Moline of Duarte, Calif., says of the day he shared a Pasadena basketball court with the great Pete Maravich.
That's because less than an hour after arriving that morning for a friendly game of four-on-four half-court hoops at the First Church of the Nazarene's Parker Gymnasium, Maravich collapsed and died on the floor.
College basketball's all-time scoring leader and one of the sport's ultimate showmen, "Pistol Pete" was only 40 years old when he was felled by a rare natural heart defect on that January day in 1988. Nobody knew it that morning, but Maravich had died of deterioration of the tissues in his heart because he had been born without one of the two artery systems that supply the heart with blood.
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"It was a shock, an absolute shock," says Chris Hancock of San Dimas, another CPA who was there. "You're not in any way prepared for the sadness."
Moline and Hancock, part of a group that regularly played three mornings a week at the church gym, had anticipated a memorable experience, but not like this.
This was supposed to be a special occasion for the group, which is why Moline retrieved some old basketball cards from his parents' basement — he wanted Maravich to sign them — and brought a video camera to record the action.
Neither he nor Hancock had ever met Maravich, who lived in Louisiana. Nor had the man who invited Maravich to play with them, James Dobson, founder of the nationally known ministry Focus on the Family and unofficial organizer of the Monday-Wednesday-Friday pickup games at Parker Gym. Maravich, a born-again Christian, was in town to discuss his faith on Dobson's nationally syndicated radio program, and Dobson asked if he'd like to join them for a special Tuesday game.
"We were all a bunch of duffers," Dobson says, "so it was kind of audacious for me to invite Pete to come play basketball with just a bunch of guys."
Maravich, who would have turned 60 this Friday, was one of the most spectacular players in basketball history, of course, and an iconic figure to boot, seemingly as recognizable for his floppy socks and shaggy black hair as his extraordinary skills. He averaged a staggering 44.2 points a game in three seasons at Louisiana State, the all-time record by a mile, and 24.2 points in 10 NBA seasons with the Atlanta Hawks, New Orleans and Utah Jazz and Boston Celtics. No less an authority than John Wooden called him the greatest ballhandler he ever saw, and, in 1997, Maravich was selected as one of the 50 greatest players in NBA history.
In his new book, "Pistol," author Mark Kriegel writes that Maravich's dynamic flair was so far ahead of its time that, of the NBA's top 50 all-time greats, "Pete was the only one who would have fared better in the contemporary game than when he actually played."
So the "duffers" in Pasadena were more than a little excited to share the court with Maravich, who had played his final NBA game eight years earlier. Dobson called in another interloper, fellow evangelical and former UCLA center Ralph Drollinger, to even up the teams, but there was little need, judging by Moline's videotape.
Maravich, who told Dobson he had played only once in the previous year because of a painful right shoulder that kept him from lifting his arms above his head, seems to shuffle through the game indifferently, at half-speed.
"He wasn't very impressive at all," Moline says of the mop-topped figure wearing navy sweat pants and a white T-shirt. "He was having a good time, but he wasn't playing hard, or he couldn't."
After about 45 minutes, the players took a break. Moline set down his camera. At the request of a man in a wheelchair, he and Hancock lowered a basket at the far end of the gym. Dobson, on the court with Maravich, asked how he felt.
"I feel great," he said.
A moment later, he crashed to the floor. Dobson and Drollinger administered CPR. Moline ran to call an ambulance. Hancock and others knelt in prayer.
"It was one of the most shocking experiences of my life," Dobson says. "To have a 40-year-old man, one of the great athletes of all-time, tell me that he was feeling great and then to just fall on his face without even breaking his fall … and never taking another breath. I'll never completely get over that."


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A 19-year-old student, pursuing a fashion designing course at a private institute, was allegedly molested in South Delhi on Friday evening. Police said she was returning from college when the incident occurred.
According to police, Vikram Singh Rawat (24) and his friend, Manish Kumar, tried to force the girl into his car. Rawat had proposed to her. When she refused, he tried to molest her, a police officer said.
In another incident, a PhD student of JNU was arrested on Thursday for allegedly molesting his 13-year-old domestic help.
Police said the accused lives in a hostel with his wife on the JNU campus.
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By setting aside a day to let its engineers work on anything they want, Facebook aims to keep their creativity and job satisfaction riding high. In a sector where tech giants compete fiercely for top talent, that's key.
Denise Noyes stood in front of 80 fellow social-networking engineers on the 18th floor of Facebook's Seattle office on the northeast edge of downtown. Following the ring of a gong, she announced the start of Facebook Seattle's second-ever "hackathon."
"If you've never used spray paint, this may not be the best time to start," she said, eliciting chuckles from the crowd.
But just about everything else was fair game.
From noon to midnight Wednesday engineers were set free to pursue interests outside of their normal day-to-day work obligations.
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Engineering director Peter Wilson says these events are ingrained in the company's identity. Late-night hackathons — events where software engineers collaborate on coding — were a handy way to zip out new code dating back to when CEO Mark Zuckerberg's first opened his company's Silicon Valley headquarters in 2004, an eternity in the tech community.
But they also keep engineers' creativity and job satisfaction riding high. In a sector where tech giants compete fiercely for top talent, that's key.
"Engineers value being able to have an impact, being able to direct themselves, having ideas," Wilson said. "A hackathon is just an extreme example of that."
While hackathons are normally an opportunity for programmers to flex their coding chops, this one extended well beyond the digital walls of ones and zeros. Rather than work on her laptop, Noyes, for example, decided to improve the office's amenities.
Normally one of two engineers who works on developing Facebook's video chat application, Noyes decided to solicit help from a coffee expert for her project.
"We're bringing in a barista from Trabant to teach us how to make fancy lattes," she said, referring to Trabant Coffee and Chai, a cafe with locations in Pioneer Square and the University District.
"I'm a little bit of a coffee snob," she added.
Brian Steadman, who normally works on Facebook's mobile engineering team, also stretched the definition of hackathon. His project involved Legos, paint and pop art. He pieced together Legos to form the background of a Roy Lichtenstein painting. He then painted the round connector tabs of each Lego piece to create a dotted image of a Lichtenstein work.
Steadman's only trouble? The plastic Lego base cannot easily be attached to Facebook's office wall.
"I might have to frame it," Steadman said.
Facebook, based in Menlo Park, Calif., is not the only company to pay its employees to work on projects outside of its main business plan. Google's 20 percent program, where employees were given one day each week to pursue their own computing interests, has been credited with developing Google Earth, among other applications.
Wilson, however, argues Facebook's hackathon is different. It's more limited in time, he says, and the goal is to mainly explore conceptual ideas without worrying about the toughest coding challenges.
"It enables you to focus on what is the core value," he said.
The project is appealing to at least one aspiring engineer. Parth Upadhyay is an intern who participated in Wednesday's hackathon. He is a junior at the University of Texas and, in a year, wants to find a job as a software engineer. Facebook is a contender for his services.
"They give you so much freedom," he said.
For hackathon, he wanted to develop an application that will allow Facebook users to briskly review their updates, similar to how users can view photos.
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Mrs. Beulah, nee Hobart, wife of Charles D. Lentz, died Sunday of influenza after an illness of eleven days at her home, No. 449 Washington stree, aged thrity-seven years. She was a daughter of the late Clarence C. and Louisa, nee Thomas, Hobart, and was born in New York City. Her husband, Charles D., who is a butcher for Z. Boyer, survives with three daughters, Thelma, Margaret and Eleanor; three sons, Charles H., Robert and Clarence, and one brother, Clarence Hobart. She was a member of St. Andrew's Reformed Church. Rev. Kern will officiate at the funeral on Thursday at 1:30 p.m.
Miss Catherine Hughes, a former resident of South Bethlehem, died Saturday at her home in South Philadelphia, of pneumonia, aged 21 years. Miss Hughes was taken ill a week ago.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Hughes and was born in South Bethlehem. She is survived by her parents and one sister, Mrs. William Ward, South Bethlehem. The remains will be sent to South Bethlehem where they will be taken in charge by Undertaker Bolich. Interment will be made in St. Michael's cemetery.
Grace A., a daughter of George and the late Annie Fatzinger, nee Anthony, died Sunday at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Anthony, No. 1743 Canal street, Northampton, of diptheria croup, aged six years and ten months. Besides the father, she is survived by two sisters, Miriam and Helen, and one brother, Harold, all at home. Funeral yesterday afternoon.
Louisa C., wife of John D. Mishler, passed away Friday morning at Reading, after an illness of six months, most of which time she was confined to bed.
Deceased was born in Philadelphia in 1851 and was the daughter of Augustus Halbach. She was married to Mr. Mishler 47 years ago. They had resided in Reading ever since. She is survived by her husband and these daughters: Mrs. H. Hurd Hillegas, Mrs. Harry E. Bell and one son, J. Boyd Mishler, and a sister, Mrs. E. A. Metzger, of Philadelphia, and three grandchildren, John D. M. Bell, Carmaletta Bell and Constance Hillegas.
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Louisa E., wife of Victor W. L. Wenner, No. 1322 Gordon street, died at 3:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon at her home of complications, aged forty-six years. She had beel ill for some time. She was a native of Topton, a daughter of Amanda Trexler, nee Fenstermacher, and the late Jonas Trexler. The family came to this city twenty-three years ago. Besides the husband and mother, one daughter, Bertha, wife of Edwin L. Albright, of this city, three brothers, Edwin, Henry, and Fred, of Topton, and one sister, Mrs. Reuben Fretz, of Mertztown, survive. Private funeral services will be held from ...
Raymond F., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hordendorff, of Bushkill township, died at his home at that place at 6:15 a.m. Saturday of pneumonia, following an attack of influenza, aged ten years, eleven months and nine days. His father succumbed to the same illness last Sunday and was buried on Wednesday of last week. The little boy is survived by his mother. Also by his grandparents on both sides, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Bowers, of Belfast, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hordendorf of Plainfield township.
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Robert S. Henry, son of the late William H. and wife Mary, nee Rabenold, Henry, died on Saturday of influenza at his home near Wanamaker, aged thrity-three years. He is survived by his wife, Ella, nee Heintzleman. He was a member of P. O. S. of A. of Steinsville, No. 288 and Blue Mountain Lodge, No. 249, I. O. O. F. Funeral services were held on Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at his home with further services in Jacksonville church.
Mrs. Sarah Osterhouse, of 172 Green St., died Sunday morning at her home of paralysis, aged 41 years. Mrs. Osterhouse is survived by her mother, two sons and three brothers. The funeral will be held this morning at 9 o'clock, from her late home. Mass will be sung in the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment will be made in the cemetery adjoining.
Thomas J. Rehrig, the veteran carpenter of No. 1017 Court street died Sunday evening at his home of complications, aged sixty-seven years. He had been a sufferer for the past thirty years with stomach trouble. He was a native of Mauch Chunk, a son of Ephraim and the last Julian Rehrig, nee Miller. As a youth he learned the carpenter trade and followed that all his life. He was a member of the Junior Independent Americans and the Daughters of America. He is survived by his wife, Rachel D., nee Belford, one son, two daughters and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Lizzie Nuss, Allentown, Mrs. Allen Rinker, East Mauch Chunk, Mrs. George Sanders, Mrs. Myra Diefenderfer, Alex Romig, Lehighton; Mrs. Ida Trainor, Sayre; Mrs. Irwin Shoch, Allentown.
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a C based API for getting public vector data rendered out using a cloud based parallel server to provide rendered tiles of a regional area - presumably to load into google maps type thing. Prob use this in my app as well. Sounds good for people wanting real world maps with custom features. From my quick read it looks free but I am not sure.
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Oh ok, I thought they had some kind of set of PCs rendering out the vector data and would serve up the image. As I read it they were saying that there exists these huge databases of vector data and they had some kind of capability of interpreting it to tiles and you grab the tiles. So you have to host that capability as well then. Re-reading the article with your additional explanation does give me a different impression now. So I guess this is more of a C or Ruby based simple API with limited scope for what would already exist in a more extensive fashion, if you could be bothered to set it all up, but either way, your server will do all of the image rendering and generate the tile. Possibly still useful but it sounds like you will still need to run a server and still need to download the multi gigs of vector data to make it work.
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Now, if you want a cloud based map tile rendering service, there are some. CloudMade is a prominent one with ties to OpenStreetMap.
We had someone who was interested in setting up GeoServer for the MeDem project I am part of. We were interested in using that but the chap didn't stick around. Were were going to use a set of image tiles to import as the base layer and I think he said it could generate all the other Z tiles.
We have become interested in 3D mapping from a server via this Outerra which is pretty cool too. It renders the map locally but fetches 3D data tiles from cloud based servers.
So I guess if I want to style vector data then I could write some style guide (presumably in something like XML) and then a full fat map server would render the vector data out with that style. Interesting. I have used OpenStreetMap from the web interface but as yet not via any API.
I'm working on providing some kind of web server for maps - esp fantasy maps at the mo. But its all 2D image based not shape file or vector.
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I would be interested in either of your opinions about this type of thing. Not my work (trust me = WAY beyond my abilities and technical knowledge) but I am interested in your takes, from both a programming and GIS point of view.
I tried emailing the author, but I fear that I might have ended up in his file 13. I was asking him about what sort of setting/user interface options he was working on and what sort of work flow the program went through.
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If the results were driven from 3D landscapes then its old hat. Its very similar to my GeoTerSys texturing engine. It shades stuff based on temperature, sunlight, snow fall, vegetation, and loads of params thats derived from the 3D model and a climate simulation.
But I think this is being done from the 2D vector map which is kinda new. Whilst I like the output and prefer it to the normal vector maps like those they have posted, if you are going to make it look real and it is a map then you have to be careful that if its a real place then you are now inferring a lot of visual elements from an algorithm instead of from what is really there. For example, the text quotes that it fades up tree growth but the tree line might be quite sharp in the real world. I can imagine a zillion other similar assumptions that would be wrong. For a fantasy map tho, well, now your talking ! If you only had to draw the vector shapes and it would shade it all in realistic style then it would be great.
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Ann Kesler says sitting at home is a "death sentence."
Kesler fights off the doldrums in the oil painting studio at the Woodson Park Senior Activity Center, located on S. May Ave. in Oklahoma City.
"We know that getting out is really good for your mind," Kesler said, who comes four or five times per week with her husband, Larry, the mayor of Union City.
Union City, just south of El Reno, was one of the cities hit by the May 31 tornado.
"The community has been hit before," Kesler said. She photographed a tornado years ago and brought the picture to the Woodson Park center to paint a rendition of it.
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Hello Cassave, You have amassed quite a following here. You would have most of our votes if you run for President next November. Anyway, one of the things that strikes me reading this and the Mixte thread it the beautiful filing and buffing you have done after soldering. Would you be willing to share with me (us) your choice of files and buffer(s) to achieve those kind of results. I envision you have a line up of about 3 or 4 wheels set up, and a set of jewer's files. I would like to know where to get the kind of files you use. Thanks again, very much.
Going back in the thread, I saw you used die-makers files. So that is answered. Do you use a Dremel as well?
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For buffing, I have an old 1/4 horse fan motor mounted to the bench with a rag wheel on a 1/2" mandrel. Compounds run from coarse to fine rouges, white rouge for finishing stainless.
I rarely use a Dremel for anything except cutting slits and such. My grandfather was a master engraver and diemaker. I inherited a few hundred files many of which are close to 100 years old by now.
At a loss for words and all I can say is wow you are building what I want to someday be able to build.
I'll keep my guns, money, and FREEDOM you can keep the change.Training status: still old, fat, and slow. I'm not as fat and not as slow as last time, but I am even older. I can't do much about the last one.
Incredible craftmanship, I wish I was that talented. Look forward to more of your projects in the future. 2 thumbs up.
Bumping because I'd love to see detailed pics of the jig(s). Even if that never happens, this thread was a blast! Thanks!
Not sure if you're still tracking this Cassave (or anyone else) - but if you are, just curious how you appropriately line up the front derailleur tab for brazing. I built a bike this past winter and have been riding it all season with a rattle can paint job - just holding out on spending cash on a good paint job until I made sure the brazes hold. Planning on brazing on a derailleur tab while I have the paint stripped before getting it professionally painted - just not sure how to get the tab on there at the correct height and correct spot on the seat tube to ensure it's straight. Any suggestions would be appreciated!
Wrap a piece of paper around the tube. Lay it out flat and divide it into quarters drawing lines on it. Tape it back onto the tube and line it up so it's NSEW. Your eye should be able to do this easily by looking at it from various angles. Get a Sachs braze-on tab and drill a hole in the right line at the right height. The braze-on should drop right on and look great. Braze it up. I hope that makes sense. I'm sure there are fancier ways to do it, but this is how I would do it on a refit.
where did you get the materials to build this bike
See this thread for links: http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...ding-Suppliers
Wow. Just noticed this thread crossed over 100,000 views.
Things got real legs. I wish were as good.
BTW, the bike is still on the road and ridden all the time.
That is one super bikeThanks for sharing
I've got to copy your work to save my favorite bike. The beloved is a 64cm mass production 1980 Panasonic. 29#. Nothing exceptional. But it's strong as an ox. Super work horse and been at it forever.
The bike is too big for me, but it's been a great ride and it takes my 190# plus 30# groceries happily.
Problem is that I need to cut it down to a 60cm. It's not safe at 64cm as I get into old age. So now I'll go to a 60cm frame and do a cut-and-"Cassave" on the 64cm.
We don't recycle old fittings in most pipe systems. But here I'll try to recycle the Panasonic lugs. If they look to have taken wear, I'll gusset the angles. And/or weld some more steel on there.
You're an inspiration. Lovely work and photography.
Nice job, really inspiring me to get a jig together.
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Wow this looks nice. Good project and thanks for showing it to the peps
I am very curious as to what this bikes weighs. What type of steel? Chromemoly? Wall thickness?
I do love the colour, the stainless accents, and the decals. Your name works. The seat stay work is gorgeous.
I like building things, but what stops me from doing this so far are a few things:
The machining tools. The fork race tool. The head tube tools. The bottom bracket tools. They seem to me to be the most expensive pieces that I do not have. Anyone know a less arm and a leg source for these?
The details. What does the fork leg bending jig look like inside? How was the brake bridge assembled? What does the back of the jig look like? How are things attached? How to you check for alignment? Do you have the giant granite table and massive clamps and dial indicators? What is missing?
Then the brazing, I have used standard lead solder on electronics and, god forbid, in the dark ages, plumbing. I have used bronze/brass to stick things together and fill in holes. I even mig and stick weld adequately. I have used flux for plumbing, but flux core and flux coated for most of the other. I have never used silver. It worries me. This has the scary part of plumbing, how are you sure there is enough filler material? Too much and it globs all over too little and the water goes all over. I suspect too little here and it could be even messier. Also, are there cheats available to help you know if you are getting it hotter than you need to?
Is this process like wheel building, in that it looks really tough until you actually do it, and then its kind of addicting?
Well, you asked all the basic questions and checked al the boxes that most potential framebuilders seem to ask. As for each;
I bought my frame finishing tools nearly forty years ago and they were expensive in 1975 dollars. I'd invite the other builders here to chime in on this one.
One alternative is to find a builder or shop nearby that will face and ream the BB an HT for you. I'd suggest you buy a set of dropout alignment tools, pretty cheap.
My fork blade bender is a piece of MIC6 tooling plate cut to the profile I want, it's flat faced, not radiused to match the blade.
Alignment, I have a blanchard ground cast iron plate and basic inspection tools. I built many frames without them, they are a nice thing to have but you can make a very straight frame with
nothing more than a good critical eye.
Brazing is the real learned "mechanical" skill for building steel brazed frames. It takes practice. As always suggested, get some scrap tubes, some wire and flux and tune your skills. Cut up the finished joint to inspect for fill and voids etc.
I know of no shortcuts here. You'll just learn when the materials are working correctly and when they're not. Silver brazing is relatively easy and not as likely to overheat tubes as bronze/brass brazing.
Addictive? To the extent that you'll never be completely satisfied with any frame you build. You may end up convincing yourself that just one more to get it really right then you'll quit.
Just to support what Cassave said, I've built 2 frames now in my basement. All frame facing/chasing/reaming gets done by a local shop. Cost of entry is so high on those tools, you'd have to plan to make at least 15 frames probably before you'd approach covering the costs of having a shop do the work. I say build a few, if the bug bites you, you can always start slowly accumulating those tools over time. I haven't built my own fork yet, but am about to and you can do straight legged forks with angled crown to avoid the need for a bender. I own no alignment tools aside from a straight edge, angle finder, some string, and a good eye, and both my bikes pass all string alignment tests and can be ridden no-handed.
Watch some brazing videos on youtube, pick yourself up a book, read a ton of the various frame forums, do some practicing, and you can silver braze yourself a bike too. It's fun and rewarding.
It's not like wheel building, in that it's not really very easy. You'll make mistakes, you'll have to pull tubes apart and re-braze them, you'll miter both ends of a tube before you realize that you totally flipped one of the miters upside down (ask me how I know). But with time, patience, and a measure 5 times, cut once attitude, it can be done.
actually the Tig And Lugged builds still need the miters done accurately ..
but there are Lugged frames* that can get away with gaps, as the lug covers up the gaps.
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DURBAN: The United States doesn't consider the scientifically determined goal of containing global temperature rise to two degrees above the pre-industrial period to be an "operational cap". The global temperature goal was written into the Cancun Agreements which was adopted by all countries at the UN-sponsored talks last December.
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National Library Week: Women Authors' Lectures April 13 & 15 at 4pm
National Library Week: Women Authors' Lectures April 13 & 15 at 4pm
National Library Week '10 --- Women Authors' Lecture Series
You are cordially invited to a Women Authors' Lecture Series
in honor of National Library Week (April 11-17, 2010)
sponsored by the UCR Libraries and the UCR Women's Resource Center.
April 13, 2010, 4:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Victoria Patterson, (93; 2006 M.F.A.) Author of Drift
Orbach Science Library, Room 240
Victoria Patterson is the author of Drift, a collection of interlinked short stories published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in June 2009. Her novel is forthcoming with Counterpoint Press in January 2011. Her essays and fiction have appeared in various publications and literary journals, most recently the Los Angeles Times, Orange Coast Magazine, the Southern Review, Santa Monica Review, and the Florida Review. Her short story "Johnny Hitman" was listed in the 100 Distinguished Stories in Best American Short Stories 2009. She lives with her family in Southern California, and teaches through the UCLA Extension Writers' Program.
April 15, 2010, 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Dr. Christina Schwenkel, UCR Department of Anthropology
On War, Media, and Memory in Socialist Vietnam
Rivera Library, Main Floor
Professor Schwenkel's research focuses on the intersections of transnationalism, visual culture and historical memory in Vietnam. She has conducted multisited ethnographic fieldwork in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City on transnational practices of memory; post-war reconciliation; photographic representations of war and suffering; and the global politics of historical knowledge production, circulation, and consumption. Her research has traced transnational flows of images of the U.S.-Vietnam War and shifts in the aesthetics of memory at Vietnamese museums, war monuments, art and photography exhibits, and tourist sites. Her book, The American War in Comtemporary Vietnam: Transnational Remembrance and Representation (Indiana University Press 2009), looks at encounters between conflicting U.S. and Vietnamese recollections and representations of the war, and competing attempts by diverse transnational historical actors to define and maintain particular visions of historical truth, knowledge and objectivity.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The New York Drama Critics' Circle has voted "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike" as best play and "Matilda" as best musical.
The circle on Friday also handed out special citations to the New York City Center's "Encore!" concert series, to the Soho Rep for a stellar season and to John Lee Beatty for career excellence in scenic design.
Christopher Durang's "Vanya and Sonia" beat out "The Assembled Parties" for best play honor on the fourth ballot. The group chose not to pick a best foreign play recipient.
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Fumes from chemicals used to make biodiesel fuel reacted with cleaning fluid, causing an explosion early Sunday morning at a Surprise home, fire officials said.
The homeowner told investigators he was making the alternative fuel in his garage as a way to save money, an up-and-coming trend that may lead to future catastrophes if not done correctly, Assistant Fire Chief Kevin Pool said Monday.
Firefighters responded to a garage fire about 6 a.m. in the 16000 block of North 138th Drive.
Upon further investigation, fire crews discovered that spontaneous combustion had resulted after heat was exchanged between a used rag and a cleaning solvent inside a plastic bucket, Pool explained. That was aggravated when vapors from a drum of ethanol met with the rag, causing an explosion.
Pool said the loud noise awoke the homeowner, who went outside to find out what was going on. Firefighters reported that the front garage door was heavily damaged, but the fire had not spread to the rest of the home.
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Wilkes-Barre man accused of beating ex-girlfriend in Scranton
A Wilkes-Barre man beat and strangled his ex-girlfriend outside of her Scranton home late Wednesday and stole her car, leaving her unconscious on the ground, police said.
Scranton police Capt. Carl Graziano said when Lauren Rushton, 26, pulled in to her driveway at 1213 Prospect Ave., Scranton, at about 10:20 p.m. Wednesday night, her ex-boyfriend, Darrin Battle, 25, of Wilkes-Barre, was waiting for her.
Battle began punching Rushton in the face as soon as she got out of her white Buick Century, knocking her to the ground, and began to strangle her, Graziano said.
Rushton told officers that she fell in and out of consciousness during the assault while Battle told her he was going to kill her then eventually woke up on the ground outside her home and noticed her car, car keys and Battle were gone, Graziano said.
Rushton was later taken to Community Medical Center for treatment of her injuries, including swelling to her face, severe bruising to her neck and loosened teeth, Graziano said.
Battle was arraigned Thursday morning on charges of aggravated assault, simple assault, terroristic threats, theft and loitering and prowling at night.
He was remanded to the Lackawanna County Prison in lieu of $50,000 bail.
A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Jan. 20.
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Sussex Pain Relief Center cuts ribbon
The Sussex Pain Relief Center at 18229 DuPont Blvd. in Georgetown cut the ribbon on its new office May 1 in a ceremony sponsored by the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce. Sussex Pain Relief Center is a comprehensive pain management center that utilizes modern, proven technology and innovative methodologies to deliver the highest standards of care to the patient population of southern Delaware. The pain management team at SPRC has been serving the community for more than 25 years.
Shown at the ribbon cutting are (l-r) Mayor Mike Wyatt; Steve Rose, CEO, Nanticoke Health Services; Vance Phillips, Sussex County Council; Rep. Harvey Kenton, R-Milford; Michael Vincent, Sussex County Council president; Toby Givens, Givens Flowers; Gene Dvornick, town manager; Rep. Dave Wilson, R-Bridgeville; Rep. Daniel Short, R-Seaford; Sam Wilson, Sussex County Council; and Steve Harstein, Georgetown Town Council.
In front are Karen Duffield, chamber executive director; Dr. Ajit Shrestha, physician; Dr. Manonmani Antony, owner and physician; Helen Kruger, chamber membership chair; Jennifer Rahn, physicians assistant; Dr. Alan Gonzalez-Cota; and Jack Byrd, physician's assistant.


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The beaches of Maspalomas, in the southern coast of Gran Canaria, bask in glorious sunshine and sea throughout the year. They are long and feature golden sands, dunes and are in perfect harmony with the surrounding natural areas that are given special protection. All this does not prevent the beaches from offering top tourist facilities and services.
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- Maspalomas beach: The whole area in the southern part of the island owes its name to this particular beach. Maspalomas is surrounded by an emblematic natural spot in Gran Canaria, the Dunes of Maspalomas, which gives this long tongue of golden sand a unique wild environment. The facilities offered by this beach turn it into one of the most crowded areas on the island.
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