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A glimpse into the successes of the Guernsey County OSU Extension office in 2012 topped the agenda Wednesday of The Ohio State University Extension & County Commissioners Luncheon.
"These people that work daily with young people ... we really appreciate what they do," said Regis Woods of the Advisory Committee.
"It's a pleasure to work at the OSU Extension," said Lisa Bradley, Guernsey County OSU Extension office director. "We get to work with people like you in the room here, and lots of really great people. And we appreciate the support we get from our county commissioners. You've been great!"
Cambridge Middle School teacher Bob Willis, accompanied by Principal Duane Poland, and eighth graders Emma Morgan and Marlo Taylor discussed the "Real Money. Real World." simulation held at the school.
"Kids really didn't have a focus where they needed to go," Willis said of students as they advanced into high school and, soon thereafter, the "real world."
The program, sponsored through the OSU Extension office, addressed that. Spanning five days, students first choose a career and subsequent income. They learn about deductions they will be required to pay and investments they can make to increase their savings.
During the actual simulation students visit 14 stations to purchase housing, transportation, child care and other required goods and services. The goal is to at least break even, if not retain some money.
First launched at Buckeye Trail Middle School only, the program will be held in all three Guernsey County districts in this year.
Long-time farmer Cheryl Onega said she and husband Al utilized OSU Extension services on a number of occasion. The office provided valuable information for the couple regarding timber, hay, crops and livestock, among others.
"We've relied on the OSU Extension office to keep us up-to-date on technology and regulations," she said.
Onega also spoke highly of 4-H programs for teaching youth the value of tolerance, dedication and community service, and providing them with "positive possibilities."
The Guernsey County Foundation has worked closely with the OSU Extension office in the past, said Maribeth Wright, by providing match money to expand services and add new funds to assist deserving organizations.
From an initial $100,000, the Foundation's funding has risen to $2.5 million.
Guernsey County Commissioner Tom Laughman spoke.
"If every kid in Guernsey County went through 4-H, we wouldn't have the problems we read about in the newspaper," he said.
Fellow commissioners Dave Saft and Ernest "Skip" Gardner accompanied Laughman.
The luncheon marked a return, of sorts, for Jacqueline Kirby Wilkins, regional director of the North East Region of the OSU Extension office. She have previously served in a similar capacity before leaving the Extension to pursue other matters.
Community Development Extension Educator Cindy Bond recognized the four outgoing Advisory Committee members. Members can serve up to two consecutive three year terms.
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San Fernando, Pampanga is set to be the first of four Philippine cities to host the upcoming Shroud of Turin exhibit. After enlightening New Zealand, Shroud Exhibits International, Inc. presents the Philippine Exhibition of The Mystery of the Shroud of Turin, opening on July 20 at SM Pampanga.
Revered for hundreds of years as the burial shroud of Jesus Christ, the Shroud of Turin is locked away in a cathedral in Italy, publicly displayed only three or four times a century. On these rare occasions, pilgrims from all over the world troop to Turin to witness the exposition.
However, Filipinos need not wait until the next official exposition in 2025, as they have the chance to view the replica of this artifact together with over 80 other exhibit items from the collection of Mr. Barrie Schwortz, the Official Documenting Photographer commissioned by King Umberto II of Savoy, the Shroud's previous monarch-owner.
The Philippine Exhibition of the Shroud of Turin begins in Pampanga and will then be taken to SM Mall of Asia from Sept. 8 to Dec.9; SM City Davao from Jan. 18 to Feb.3, 2008; and SM City Cebu from April 4 to 27, 2008.
Managed by Primetrade Asia, Inc., endorsed by the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) and the Department of Education, and for the benefit of the Sisters of the Holy Face Congregation, The Holy One of the Lord Catholic Foundation, Inc., and the Diocese of Parañaque, the exhibit is a 45-minute lights and sound show that also features exclusive video clips and other special artifacts.
The exhibition allows visitors to journey with the Shroud's history, discover the facts and myths behind the most studied archaeological artifact of all time, and unravel the mystery behind this treasured piece. Visitors will be taken on a module by module tour of the historical pilgrimage of the Shroud including the Way of the Cross, and the various theories based on art, science, technology, and the Bible that aim to shed light on this historical, scientific and ecclesiastical phenomenon.
A Reflection Room is also on hand for visitors who wish to spend some moments in quiet solace and prayer, while a special area of the exhibition is also set aside for special events, such as seminars and workshops, hosted by religious groups.
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The Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs are just around the corner, and somehow, the Baltimore Ravens are the only team playing on a short week as they travel to Mile High to take on the Denver Broncos this Saturday at 4:30 pm EST. Baltimore will look to avenge their week 15 thumping at the hands of the Broncos.
In week 15 there were several Ravens that did not play due to injury, especially on the defensive side of the football, and although Baltimore is much more healthy now, the Ravens will still have to play a near perfect game to pull off the upset. I know that any player at any time could ultimately decide the football game with one play, but here are my top five Baltimore Ravens that will determine the outcome of the game.
- #5 Bryant McKinnie – After his wonderful starting performance last week at left tackle, I can not fathom McKinnie not starting this game at left tackle as well. His ability to protect quarterback Joe Flacco and open up holes for Ray Rice and Bernard Pierce will be huge in deciding this football game.
- #4 Ray Lewis – He is not just on this list because if Baltimore loses, it will be the last game of his career, but Denver quarterback Peyton Manning loves to throw over the middle of the field, thus Lewis's ability to cover the middle of the field and force Manning to his second or third receiver will be huge as it will allow Paul Kruger and company more time to get to Peyton and perhaps force a turnover.
- #3 Anquan Boldin – We saw in the second half of the game against the Indianapolis Colts that Boldin, although he has aged and perhaps lost a step or two, he is still a game changer. If not for his second half performance, that game would have been a lot more nerve racking than it was. Boldin will need to be involved early and often against the Broncos, especially if Torrey Smith is being covered by Champ Bailey. If Anquan can reel off 100 yards and a touchdown or two, I like Baltimore's chances.
- #2 Paul Kruger – One thing is for certain, Kruger is going to get paid this offseason when he hits the free agent market as he has become a premier pass rusher the second half of the season and playoffs. He recorded two and a half sacks last week against the Colts, and his ability to get to Manning will not only effect the game, but is going to effect how well the secondary plays. If Kruger can consistently apply pressure on Peyton, the secondary will not have to cover the Broncos wide receivers as long, thus making it harder for the receivers to get open.
- #1 Joe Flacco – Are you really surprised to see Flacco at number one on this list? This does not even need that much explanation, his play will ultimately determine this game. He proved last year in New Engand in the AFC Championship game that he does have what it takes on the road in the playoffs against a world class quarterback, and if not for a Lee Evans dropped touchdown pass, Flacco would have beat Tom Brady in New England to go to the Super Bowl. Now he has to go into Denver and try to beat, perhaps the greatest quarterback to ever play the game in Peyton Manning. If Flacco wants the big money this offseason, here is his opportunity to prove he is worth it.
There were some players that were very close to cracking this list, such as Ray Rice, Bernard Pierce, Justin Tucker and Ed Reed just to name a few, but I believe the aforementioned five players will ultimately determine this football game. Denver is currently favored by nine points, but if these five players perform well, anyone who bet on the Ravens will be very happy.
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WHO can stop Rishton United's march to the Blackburn Combination Premier League title as rivals Blackburn United slipped up again.
Rishton steamrollered strugglers Greenfield 11-2 – while long time leaders Blackburn suffered another title blip, going down 1-0 to Hole I'th Wall. It leaves Rishton with three games in hand on United, and with a far superior goal difference, the title is surely theirs for the taking now.
Rock-bottom Islington picked up a valuable point, drawing 1-1 at Vauxhall Inn, but Blackburn Olympic remain in trouble at the foot of the table after a crushing 5-0 home defeat to Anchor.
Clifton remain in the bottom three following a 3-1 home defeat to Feildens Arms.
In the Second Division, IMO climbed into third spot, firing a 5-2 win at Blackburn United while The Lion and Alexandra Hotel shared eight goals in a 4-4 thriller.
In the Cotton Cup (Group B) Wellington Inn defeated Clayton Park 2-0, while in Group C Blackburn Eagles went down 2-1 at home to Whalley Range.


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The North Platte High School girls' basketball team went on a 23-point run in the first half on Saturday on its way to a 58-42 win over Papillion-LaVista South at the Dawg House.
Both teams battled for momentum in the first quarter and Papillion-LaVista South (4-6) led 13-12 at the end of the first eight minutes.
But after scoring the last basket of the first quarter, the Lady Dawgs (8-3) went on a tear. The North Platte lead suddenly rose to double digits three minutes into the second quarter after a basket by Katelynn Harvey made it 24-13.
Then it became 20 when Taylor Johnson closed out the run by making a pair of free throws with just over a minute left until halftime.
The Titans finally ended their drought when Jen Bolgar made two free throws with 32 seconds left. But the Lady Bulldogs added another basket before the horn to lead 35-13 going into the locker room.
"We knocked a bunch of shots down," Woodhead said. "Those were backbreakers."
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I doubt that there is any piece of software for reading epub/mobi/pdf that efficiently runs on embedded systems; it's just too complex (even without DRM).
It doesn't exist simply because nobody has bothered to do it.
The technology exists.
The Raspberry Pi shows the way to go because it still has a ton of (relatively) expensive things you don't need for a dirtcheap reader. Connectors, I/O ports, etc.
So does this:
Display 2.8" LCD TFT display
Storage capacity 2 GB
Screen resolution 320 x 240
Expansion slot TF
Control type Touch-screen
E-book format TXT
Audio format MP3, WMA, WMV, WAV, ASF
Music format MP3, WMA
Video format AVI
Photo formats JPEG, BMP, GIF
Microphone Built-in
Work time Approx. 3 - 5 hours
Recharge time Approx. 2 - 3h
Replace the single chip MP3/TXT SOC for a microcontroller and a big PROM and you'd have a $20 reader instead of an $18 Media player. The electronics are cheap; the software is a one-time effort.
Now, epub may or not need a full OS worth of support (PDF certainly does) but Mobi doesn't.
Mobi ran (and still runs) fine on the very first PalmPilot. That is a 16MHz 8-bit cpu with 128Kb of memory.
Plenty of modern microcontrollers can do a lot better.
Arduino exist for these kinds of (hobbyist-level) things.
Arduino-capable chips run $3 or so, maybe lower by now:
A reading library Arduino design exists, The Humane Informatics Reader:
Estimated cost $20.
The technology to do a very low cost reader (LCD-based for now, eink soon) is not the issue. It can be done. Hobbyists and enthusiasts have done it so a big tech company can do it, too.
The issue is the *business* case.
Simply put: everybody listens to music, not everybody reads. Most certainly, not everybody reads narrative text for recreation and that is where the money lies.
The limits on commercial ebook readers are, ultimately, human limits.
If somebody can make a business case for it, it will happen.
Now, if we were talking educational devices for literacy programs to be given out for free to children (something like the HI reader above) the thing could be built next week with a grant from the Gates Foundation or other charity. A million or so to do the software in assembly could easily cut the price of the device (and increase the durability and reliability) to MP3 player levels and, in fact, use "MP4 player" components for the case, screen, and controls. (320x200 color touch screen? Perfectly fine. I read on that for years.) It would make sense for everybody involved if the intent were to build ten or twenty million to preload literacy libraries and airlift the things into developing countries or rural populations.
Tech is easy.
What is hard is the people.
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The Sony Xross Fade is an innovative DJ-styled music system that enables music enthusiasts to seamlessly mix and play music from two iPods. The Sony Xross Fade features dual iPod docks, a built-in two-channel mixer and DJ-style cross-fader with monitor queue. With the queuing function users are able to queue up other songs through the headphones and then mix the two songs, or change/fade into the next song without missing a beat. Also plays from other music sources including: built-in CD player, AM/FM Tuner, USB, and connects to various other sources such as turntables and a mixer through its RCA audio inputs.
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10 July 1980, Waco, Texas, USA. Initially one of Americas pre-millennial rash of teenybop singers resurrecting the countrys traditions of bubblegum pop, Simpson won her spurs with December 1999s Top 5 single I Wanna Love You Forever. She began singing aged 12 in her local Baptist church, where her psychologist father served as youth minister. After unsuccessfully auditioning for the Mickey Mouse Club she remained in the contemporary Christian field and recorded an albums worth of material until the gospel label about to release it folded. Instead she worked the Christian Youth Conference circuit with her father, selling copies of her home-recorded debut album after performances. A copy of the album reached Tommy Mottola of Columbia Records, who believed Simpson could be groomed for a secular audience. Optimistically likened to a teenage Mariah Carey by her record label, and insisting that Im certainly not denying that...
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The list could be entitled 'songs we've all danced to at weddings' or 'every retro DJ's go-to list'.
It is though, a list of the ten songs that Rolling Stone readers voted the worst songs of the 1990s.
Rolling Stone is careful to note that not all 90s music was bad, however "not everything on the radio was Nirvana or Radiohead. Michael Bolton, Kenny G. and Vanilla Ice sold enough records to fill 500 landfills – which is where most of those records now reside."
Two out of those three artists didn't even make the cut however, as readers selected more than a few songs guaranteed to be other 90s veterans cherished favourites.
As well as memory lane, the list makes for a journey of 90s girl power. The message starts strong, with the 4 Non Blondes rock-chick anthem What's Up? (which singer Linda Perry tells Rolling Stone she cried when she heard) contemplating that "the world was made up of this brotherhood of man, oh whatever that means." By the end of the list though, it's Aqua's Barbie Girl, featuring the important feminist message "I'm a blonde bimbo girl in the fantasy world, dress me up, make it tight, I'm your dolly".
In between is an Oscar winning song from Celine Dion, a World Cup anthem and ... well, Hanson with MMMBop. Rolling Stone's revelation that Hanson still play big gigs is not only heartwarming, but also backed up by their appearance in Katy Perry's recent Last Friday Night video (they're the band playing in the backyard).
Billy Ray Cyrus and Vanilla Ice make up a few of the more predictable names on the list, though not even Macarena could topple Aqua for Nineties nausea.
Not that the band are complaining, the song, by the Scandinavian group, sold more than 8 million copies worldwide, and topped the charts in 11 countries, including 3 weeks at number one in Australia.
So here they are, the worst of a decade, and we apologise in advance for putting these tunes in your head for the rest of the day.
The Worst Songs of the Nineties
10. 4 Non Blondes, 'What's Up?'
9. Right Said Fred, 'I'm Too Sexy'
8. Baha Men, 'Who Let The Dogs Out?'
7. Celine Dion, 'My Heart Will Go On'
6. Hanson, 'MMMBop'
5. Chumbawamba, 'Tubthumping'
4. Vanilla Ice, 'Ice Ice Baby'
3. Billy Ray Cyrus, 'Achy Breaky Heart'
2. Los Del Rio, 'Macarena'
1. Aqua, 'Barbie Girl'
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A PROPOSAL to turn a former carpet tile trade centre into a gym has been recommended for refusal by planners.
Three vacant units at the Kenyon Business Centre in Brierfield are the subject of an application for a change of use.
Internal changes were proposed including removing walls between the units and creating showers and changing rooms in the 236 square metre buildings.
However a report to Pendle Council by case officer Keith Thompson said that the buildings were designated for employment and that changing its use to a gym would be in "conflict with the local plan".
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Welcome to the home of BIZZY people where cooking is fun, quick, easy and delicious. Over the years, my taste in food has changed, as have my recipes. This blog will chronicle the changes I continue to make, as I face challenges in healthier eating and in new methods of cooking.
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Pasta with Mushrooms - Donna Hay
Usually, I cook on Tuesday night for the Donna Hay group. Last night, I had a six o'clock meeting and decided leftovers would do for hubby. We had a luncheon at school and I was not hungry.
Today, I had the best lunch, as a result of this mixed up schedule. I made Margaret's choice, Pasta with Mushrooms which is from Off the Shelf and online HERE.
This was easy as are so many of Donna Hay's recipes. I had everything in the house. I did make one major change. The recipe calls for basil and we are growing basil but it has just begun to peek through and I am not ready to pick the little that is there. I chose to use a vegetable instead and added a small amount of spinach, about a half of a cup.
This called for cream and a vegetable broth which makes for a delicious and creamy sauce. A bit of orange pepper added to the pasta and mushrooms and this is just right.
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Looks great. I tried to make the recipe as she stated just to see what it was like and it was fantastic. I can see lots of ways to change it up, too, but as written was really great with us. Nice to have Matt home for the summer to eat all the pasta dishes, never any leftovers of pasta dishes with him home!ReplyDelete
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cuwo Open Server and Utilities for Cube World
cuwo is a standalone, open multiplayer server in Python 2.x. It currently has the best protocol coverage of all the server projects out there, and has features like Cross-platform (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD, what have you)
- Cross-platform support (Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD, what have you)
- File/console logging
- MOTD message
- Scripting (see the minimal welcome.py example)
- Advanced configuration
- Ban system
- Commands (/kick, /say, /whereis, /setclock, /kill, /stun. etc.)
- Rights management (/login password)
- IRC bot
- Unified console/IRC/in-game command system
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- Lower CPU requirements than normal server
- Master server on http://mp2.dk/cuwo
- Support for 40+ players
... and much more!
If you would like to work on a web interface, the script interface, new commands or perhaps even on the dissection of the protocol, the server is open-source under the GPL, so you can change it freely. Patches/pull requests are welcome!
It should also be said that cuwo is not only a standalone server project, and has some additional tools, like cub/qmo file conversion
Proxy server (for reverse-engineering and packet manipulation/injection)
In terms of gameplay, the following has been implemented:
- Player join/leave
- Player movement and animations
- Magic/arrows/etc. relay
- Player hits on entities/other players
- Item pickup/drop
- Time management
A lot is still to be implemented gameplay-wise. Most importantly, NPCs and mobs have not been implemented yet. We still need to rip out the terrain generator, and once that's done, NPCs and mobs should be completely doable.
There is also a working MITM proxy that can inject packets. It's useful for reverse-engineering the protocol and can be used as an alternative to a standalone server.
There is also a working Cube World/Qubicle model converter. Find it in the 'tools' folder.
Q. How do I pronounce 'cuwo'?
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Q. I am not a programmer, and I can't reverse-engineer anything. How do I help?
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Where did that cat come from? He bored the poor thing to sleep.
Where did that cat come from? He bored the poor thing to sleep.
It was me. I let the dogs out.
You could be the juiciest, most ripe peach, but there is still going to be someone who doesn't like peaches.
Oh, NOW Clare wants to know about boundaries? *snort*
It was me. I let the dogs out.
Yes, I'm sure you are soooooooooooooo excited to talk to Clare...NOT!
WTH Clare...Why are you disrespecting Camilla with what you did? They have really twisted your brain. It is his responsibility to look after his daughter and to take care of her feelings. If that was disrespectful, it was his responsibility to stop it!!!
You could be the juiciest, most ripe peach, but there is still going to be someone who doesn't like peaches.
God, I feel like I'm losing brain cells the longer I listen to this "conversation" between Clare and JPab.
It was me. I let the dogs out.
Yet, that wasn't the reason he sent her home, it was just the reason he sent her home when he did instead of waiting on the rose ceremony.
The moment to me when he spoke from his heart was when he said at the end of his explanation that at the end of the day he is there for him . . . for him to find somebody to love. He obviously wasn't feeling it for Cassandra and she was just too young and inexperienced to realize it.
When Juan Pablo starts to stumble over his words, sometimes that is when the truth comes out. I like it when that happens even if he is admitting to be selfish by saying it was about him. It is for him and of course (I know, you are going to throw up) Camilla. I believe him when he says that she's important and while it may get on our nerves and sometimes he uses her as an excuse such as when he didn't want to kiss Renee, I do believe she is often on his mind.
I know I'm pretty alone on this board but I do like Juan Pablo at times. I don't think he is some evil womanizer just wanting to get in everyone's pants. Not that he's not wanting to do that but not that alone.
I'm actually enjoying this date with Claire. I'm rather shocked because she has definitely not been one of my faves.
Edited to add: yet she does remind me of so many F2's.
Will you accept my Racing Mirror-ball Olympian dancing Carly rose from a 24 hour live feeding Generation Fort jury Idol member, Quinn?
Of course Clare gets the rose. That whole scene was nausea-inducing.
Tonight's vocabulary word is "bolt."
It was me. I let the dogs out.
I agree he is thinking about Camilla and to me that is the only time when I see real emotions with him. (Sean and Ari last year did the whole thing about it's not me...it's clearly them.)
As for being a womanizer, I don't know about that, but he definitely wants to get into Clare's pants. She is the only one that I see him wanting. The rest...not so much. And even with Clare, I think it is a physical thing, I'm not sure it is anything else.
You could be the juiciest, most ripe peach, but there is still going to be someone who doesn't like peaches.
I wish JuanPa could actually hold a conversation with these girls. It's too painful to watch.
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The late 80s early 90s style running shoe has aged spectacularly well. They may not be used for competitive running now, but the chunky, highly cushioned styles fill an irreplaceable niche. They don't look as old fashioned as the classic, but basic models that have been around for several decades, but they are not overwhelmingly progressive either.
The R698 is the most enduring example of this style in Puma's archive. Of course, being consistently popular means finding new ways to keep fresh. For this model, the R698 has been given a breathable mesh upper, more in tune with the contemporary push towards minimalism than the sheer amounts of tech that went into running shoes twenty years ago.
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Computer Games Degrees in the UK:
A Review of Current Practice
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This paper examines the development, content, and outputs of computer games development (CGD) courses in the United Kingdom. It provides a background of CGD courses, followed by a case study of how a Bachelors of Arts course was developed and implemented at Swansea Metropolitan University. And it analyses and discusses the characteristics of student applications (such as background qualifications, achievement levels, and skill-sets), the nature of student projects (including their themes, creativity, and quality), course structure and composition, and staff profiles. The results offer a unique and valuable insight into development of CGD courses, especially in view of their increasing importance in fostering new creative talent for games and games-related industries.
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Here is the brand new single from Context MC called "Off With Their Heads". The single was premiered by Radio 1xtra DJ Charlie Sloth and features Vertex of Marvell. Context MC is a very popular artist on Hip-Hop Kings, with his previous singles "Feeling Alone" with Genesis Elijah, and "Breathe In" getting great feedback from the readers. An official HD video is coming soon for "Off With Their Heads" which will be posted as soon as it becomes available. You can listen to Context MC ft Vertex (of Marvell) – Off With Their Heads on the video player below.
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A member of al Ekhlaas jihadi Internet Forum posted links to seven Youtube videos that show viewers how to make explosives. Thevideos seem to be a compilation of old tapes posted in the past by militant jihadi groups. Members of militant Islamist forums often compete to find and post similar training videos or information on the Internet as part of the so-called "media jihad." As usual, comments about the post included praise of the forum member for his contribution.
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Hi Captain Merky,
This is Kim, Ispoke with you about my trip to Hawaii before you left. I thought about you and your wife, hoping you would have a great time just as we did and I am glad you did. I was also hoping that you caught my last response of catching the busline to the old Lahaina luau. It sounds like you fund it. If so would you please let me know how it worked for you? I am going back in May, so I was glad to hear of the places you went to. When you said you went to Kilauea was that the excursion to the Volcanoes national park? We will be doing all rental cars this time and I am glad to hear that this may be a good choice of transport on pour own as we will go to the Wiamea canyon and do some hiking on our own time. The hleicopter, I was scared to do but they canceled because of bad weather. Is it reaaly worth doing this with the fear that i have of flying? Kaui was my favorite island, along with Maui. The Napali coastline that we did was on of my favorite excursions. If you can give me any other tips I may want to do that I didn't do the first time please advise me. Wasn't the Old Lahaina luau the best?
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In September, the book I've been editing for the past few years, Our Lives, Our History: Consensual Master/Slave Relationships from Ancient Times to the 21st Century finally launched. It was a longer and more difficult project than I anticipated, when a friend referred MTTA to me to edit their commissioned work. I worked with great people, learned new skills, and got to travel to the US three times, including visiting the Smithsonian Museums of American History and Air and Space in Washington DC. But it's out now in print, with an ebook edition anticipated next year.
Even after the prequel trilogy, I still have fond memories of going to see the original Star Wars with my uncle. I plan to do the same with my nephew and niece this holiday season. From what I've seen in the trailers and commercials, there's cause for cautious optimism: a race and gender diverse cast, a world that returns to the tactile, lived in quality of the original trilogy, plus things that don't need changing, like John Williams' score.
There is, however, one thing I'm a little suspicious of. I refer specifically to what is clearly intended to be the breakout, cute character of the new trilogy.
I refer, of course, to BB-8. I am increasingly convinced there is more to this little automaton than meets the eye, and we all should be suspicious of him/her/it(?).
The audiobook of the Lovecraftian horror anthology Cthulhu Lives, which includes my short story "The Thing in the Printer", is now up on Bandcamp.
The audiobook of the Lovecraftian horror anthology Cthulhu Lives, which includes my short story "The Thing in the Printer", is now up on Bandcamp.
The Innocent's Progress on sale as part of Circlet's Steampunk Erotica Bundle
My steampunk erotica story collection The Innocent's Progress and Other Stories will be a part of The Circlet Press Steampunk Bundle which also includes the award-winning House of Sable Locks by Elizabeth Schechter, the bizarre and witty Erotofludic Age by Vinnie Tesla, and the exuberantly swashbuckling 1901: A Steam Odyssey by Lionel Bramble; along with Like a Wisp of Steam, edited by J. Blackmore.
This goes on sale November 15th, 2015, until February 15th, 2016. You can't ask for a better deal than that.
Vinnie Tesla called The Innocent's Progress:
Confident, humane, nuanced, slyly comic–it is excellent writing.
After about 163 queries to literary agents over four months, 40 of which resulted in rejections, one finally said he wanted to represent my book on the history of sadomasochism. We had a couple of phone conversations in which we talked about background and changing my proposal, and he sent me a copy of his agreement.
Unlike the previous agent, this included provisions for breaking off the agreement if I wasn't satisfied. My friends who know about the writing business looked the agreement over for me, and were okay with it. After my usual anxious waffling, I put the printed, signed agreement in the mail. It should reach the agent in Toronto by the end of this week.
I have no idea what's going to happen next. The agent says he will start showing my current draft of of the manuscript and a new version of the proposal to American publishers in July. I definitely want to keep revising the manuscript, as I'm running the chapters through my writer's workshop. I have yet to look at certain research elements, such as Robert Bienvenu's thesis.
I will continue blogging on this site.
In other news, the shared world science fiction project my writer's group has been working on for six years is finally nearing completion and we are talking about self-publishing as a "season" of novellas.
New Lovecraftian short story published: "The Thing in the Printer"
Here's my latest fiction sale, my Lovecraftian short story "The Thing in the Printer", published in Ghostwoods Books anthology Cthulhu Lives!: An Eldritch Tribute to H.P. Lovecraft.
Let's just say that contact with extradimensional intelligences and access to a 3d printer are a bad combination.
The final stop on my blog tour to promote "An Angel Has No Memory" is at the Scarlet Letters blog:
How long is a book? SFWA says that a novel has to be at least 50,000 words long, and most novels today are much longer. But a novel isn't the same thing as a book. A book can theoretically be of any length, contain multiple works by multiple authors, or even just be a compilation of LOLCats.How long is a story? Hemingway wrote a story in six words: "For sale: Baby shoes. Never worn." I once asked a romance novelist what was the difference between a category romance and a literary romance. She said, "About 20,000 words." Category romances are meant to be short, fast reads, compared to more involved reading of literary stories.
Next stop on the "An Angel Has No Memory" blog tour
The next stop on the blog tour for An Angel Has No Memory is at Stephen Zimmer's blog, where I talk about straight men writing lesbian erotica.
First, should white people make hiphop? I say yes, for the same reason I think black people should make heavy metal, and indeed anybody should make anything. The claim that any particular group has a monopoly on any particular form of expression goes against the whole idea of freedom of expression. Hip-hop itself is based on promiscuous borrowing and recombination of culture items, defying conventional categories of race and class and genre.
Second, should white people dominate the charts and awards ceremonies for hip-hop, leaving black artists on the margins of the genre they created? That's a thornier question.
Next stop on the blog tour for "An Angel Has No Memory" at Inkstained Succubus
Here's the next stop on the blog tour for An Angel Has No Memory, featuring a discussion of our ideas of the future and how they don't usually come out the way we thought or want.
Videoslide on Maria Coletsis, author/photographer of "Behind the Whip"
This is the first piece of commercial video editing I ever did, using Windows Movie Maker to combine recorded audio with still images. It was a piece for the late Openfile.ca, covering a Vancouver-based photographer who did an art photo book of portraits and interviews of professional dominatrixes. I've transplanted it to Youtube.


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A PLAY version of a hit West End musical set in Liverpool will be taking to a stage in Chelmsford next month.
Blood Brothers is being performed by cast members of the Chelmsford Theatre Workshop at the Old Court Theatre in Springfield Road on dates between May 14 and 24.
Despite being originally written as a play by Willy Russell, the production became a hit musical when it came to the West End in 1983 and is still being performed professionally in the UK today.
The plot revolves around scouse twins separated at birth before a series of fateful events lead to them being reunited as teenagers.
Shows start at 7.45pm on each night with tickets costing £9 for adults and £8 concessions.
On Friday and Saturday, the concession price will not apply.
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PUPILS at a Bournemouth secondary school have sent textbooks and school uniforms to South Africa to support students at their partner school.
St Peter's School has a close partnership with the Shea O'Connor Combined School in KwaZulu Natal since 2009, when they were brought together as part of a British Council programme to link schools around the world to promote sports.
Since then, teachers from both schools have visited each other and run successful collaborative programmes.
Both schools share a Catholic ethos and have worked together in a number of ways.
Support from St Peter's has helped acquire a sports field for the school so children don't have to walk a three-mile round trip along a busy road to play sports.
The last few years have also seen the Shea O'Connor school increase the number of girls participating in sports and expand dramatically from 300 pupils in 2009 to over 700 today.
Now, in their latest initiative, staff and students at St Peter's have sent 1,500 textbooks and over 1,000 items of school uniform to South Africa. The textbooks are from every school department so will enable teachers in Shea to expand what they can teach and the uniform was donated by parents.
Year Nine students at the school packed the boxes ready to be shipped while Louis Spies and Gary Holman of White and Company stepped in to deliver the container to South Africa free of charge.


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Asparagus Spaghetti Recipe
Lots of asparagus is grown not too far from our h me. Each spring, when it's being harvested, I'll make several trips to the fields. I put about 40 lbs. in the freezer...with what's left, we gorge ourselves on fried asparagus, beef and asparagus, scalloped asparagus, etc.! It's no problem feeding my husband (he's retired; we have two grown children and four grandsons). He'll eat almost anything I put in front of him. We like this dish with a salad and dessert. It's so easy to prepare—it takes only about half an hour from start to serving.
- 2 pounds fresh asparagus, trimmed and cut diagonally into 1-inch pieces
- 1 package (16 ounces) thin spaghetti
- 8 Jones Dairy Farm Dry-Aged Bacon strips, coarsely chopped
- 4 green onions, sliced
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1/2 cup half-and-half cream
- 1/2 to 3/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese
- 1/4 cup butter, cubed
- 1. In a large saucepan, bring 1/2 in. of water to a boil. Add asparagus; cook, covered, 3-5 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain.
- 2. In a 6-qt. stockpot, cook spaghetti according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, cook bacon over medium heat until crisp, stirring occasionally. Remove with a slotted spoon; drain on paper towels. Cook and stir green onions in bacon drippings 1-2 minutes or until tender. Add asparagus and pepper; heat through.
- 3. Drain pasta; return to stockpot. Add asparagus mixture, cheese, cream, butter and bacon; toss to combine until butter is melted. Serve immediately. Yield: 8 servings.
Nutritional Facts
1 cup: 445 calories, 23g fat (10g saturated fat), 42mg cholesterol, 335mg sodium, 46g carbohydrate (4g sugars, 2g fiber), 13g protein.
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Reviewed Jun. 11, 2016
"This recipe is wonderful! Not only is it easy to make, but it's so tasty! My husband had 2 huge helpings for supper and we're looking forward to the leftovers!"
Reviewed May. 23, 2015
"This was really good and easy to make. I didn't have cream so I used 1/4 cup of whipped cream cheese with chives I had on hand and 1/2 cup of 2% milk. I also added a can of diced tomatoes with Italian seasoning. I will definitely make this again."
Reviewed Jun. 12, 2010
"Love this recipe! I also add cherry tomatoes."
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Excellent label printer at a fantastic price!
The labeler prints almost all of the available types and sizes of label (except the 1-1/2" I think?) It comes with a bunch of preprogrammed labels and many options on size of text and formatting. I have not used the USB connection yet, but more labels are supposed to be free to download. Comes with an AC adapter as well. Well worth the price paid.
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The likes of Aaron Sorkin, Marcia Cross and Vanessa Williams are among those witnessing the duo being the second married couple to receive his and her stars on the same day.
William H. Macy and Felicity Huffman have become the second married couple to have been awarded with his and her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at the same time. On Wednesday, March 7, the Hollywood couple who have been married for nearly 12 years stepped out to the Hollywood Boulevard for a rare "double-star ceremony".
During their joined acceptance speech, Macy joked about what went through his mind when he first saw Huffman. "The first time I saw Felicity she was doing a scene for acting class wearing a silk, cream-colored blouse with no bra. I thought, 'Man, this girl is talented,' " he said. Returning the compliment, Huffman quipped, "The first time I saw Bill, he was wearing an Izod shirt with a tie. I thought 'Man, is his wife gorgeous.' "
They didn't stop there as Macy revealed, "The first time we ever did it in a dressing room at a theater was in a play called 'OH Hell' by David Mamet...at Lincoln Center. We got good reviews." Huffman then chimed in, "The first time we ever did it in a dressing room at a studio, was in a series called Sports Night by Aaron Sorkin...at ABC. We got our first child."
For the special occasion, Huffman was lovely in a classic little black dress and matching pointed court shoes, while her husband, Macy, looked sleek in a charcoal suit with a matching tie and a blue and white striped shirt. They were joined by their two daughters, 11-year-old Sophie and 9-year-old Georgia.
Also present at the unveiling ceremony were some of the couple's industry colleagues, screenwriter/producer Aaron Sorkin and director David Mamet. Huffman's "Desperate Housewives" co-stars, Marcia Cross and Vanessa Williams also came to offer their supports.


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Last Month at the Federal Circuit - May 2012
Judges: Prost (concurring), Mayer, O'Malley (concurring) (per curiam)
[Appealed from: W.D. Tex., Chief Judge Biery]
In USPPS, Ltd. v. Avery Dennison Corp., No. 11-1525 (Fed. Cir. Apr. 17, 2012), the Federal Circuit affirmed the district court's decision to dismiss a claim for breach of fiduciary duty and fraud, holding that the Court had jurisdiction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1338 and that USPPS, Ltd.'s ("USPPS") complaint was untimely. In 1999, Joe Pat Beasley filed a patent application for personalized postage stamps. In 2001, the PTO issued a notice of allowance of U.S. Patent Application No. 09/326,712 ("the '712 application"). Beasley then entered into a licensing agreement with Avery Dennison Corporation ("Avery"). The agreement specified that Avery would assume responsibility for prosecution of the '712 application and would pay patent prosecution expenses. Beasley appointed Renner, Otto, Boisselle & Sklar, L.L.P. ("Renner") to prosecute the '712 application. A Renner attorney filed a supplemental IDS disclosing a prior art reference and also filed a continuation application. The PTO issued a second notice of allowance. Beasley transferred the ownership of the '712 application to USPPS. USPPS and Avery entered into an agreement concerning the personalized postage stamps. Later, as part of its own independent quality review, the PTO vacated its notice of allowance and issued final rejections in the '712 application and the continuation application, based on a newly discovered prior art patent reference. Beasley and USPPS alleged that Avery mismanaged the applications. In a prior action, Beasley brought suit against Avery and Renner, alleging negligence, among other things, but the district court dismissed Beasley's suit, concluding that Beasley lacked standing because he had transferred title to the '712 application to USPPS. Later, USPPS filed the instant action, alleging breach of fiduciary duty and fraud, based on Avery's alleged representation that Beasley was the client of Renner and failure to inform USPPS that Avery (not Beasley or USPPS) was the client. USPPS contended that Beasley and USPPS had no legal representation in the prosecution of the patent that caused injury and damages. The district court dismissed USPPS's complaint as barred by the statute of limitations, but the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit reversed, determining that it could not definitively say that the discovery rule and fraudulent concealment exceptions to the running of the limitations period did not apply. On remand, following a limited discovery period, the district court granted Avery's motion for SJ, concluding that neither exception served to postpone the accrual of USPPS's claims. USPPS appealed for a second time to the Fifth Circuit.
This time, the Fifth Circuit transferred the appeal to the Federal Circuit, reasoning that the Federal Circuit has exclusive jurisdiction of an appeal where the district court's jurisdiction was based, in whole or in part, on 28 U.S.C. § 1338. The Fifth Circuit also found that the Federal Circuit has jurisdiction over state law malpractice claims where the alleged malpractice involves "a question of patentability [even] where no patent ha[s] actually issued." Slip op. at 7 (alterations in original) (quoting USPPS, Ltd. v. Avery Dennison Corp., 647 F.3d 274, 280 (5th Cir. 2011) ("Transfer Order")). The Fifth Circuit acknowledged that the decision to transfer USPPS's state law tort claim raised an important "federalism inquiry," and noted that the transfer would be appropriate only if the patent issue presented in USPPS's state law claim rose "to the level of creating a substantial federal interest such that the Federal Circuit has exclusive appellate jurisdiction." Id. at 8 (quoting Transfer Order, 647 F.3d at 278). The Fifth Circuit then concluded that the patent issues raised in USPPS's appeal involved a sufficiently substantial federal interest to permit federal jurisdiction over a state law tort. Following the transfer, the Federal Circuit affirmed that it has jurisdiction over the state law malpractice claims. Citing Davis v. Brouse McDowell, L.P.A., 596 F.3d 1355, 1359-62 (Fed. Cir. 2010), the Court reasoned that unless USPPS could demonstrate that its invention was patentable over the prior art, it could not establish that the defendants' actions "caused [it] to suffer any damages." Slip op. at 9 (alteration in original). The Court concluded that it is bound by the Davis decision regarding the exercise of § 1338 jurisdiction, unless it is overruled en banc. The Court also noted that if the Court refused to adjudicate the merits of USPPS's appeal, it would subject the parties to precisely the sort of "jurisdictional ping-pong" the Supreme Court has cautioned against. Id. Next, the Court held that the district court correctly determined that USPPS's complaint was untimely. In its analysis, the Court reviewed two exceptions to the Texas law that the statute of limitations begins to run when a legal injury occurs, i.e., the "discovery rule" and the "fraudulent concealment" doctrine. Id. at 11. Regarding the discovery rule, the Court observed that because USPPS knew, or should have known, by May 2003 that it had suffered an actionable injury as a result of the defendants' alleged wrongdoing, the discovery rule does not serve to defer the accrual of its claim. After considering USPPS's arguments, the Court found that regardless of whether USPPS believed that the defendants had acted negligently or with fraudulent intent, USPPS's cause of action accrued when it learned that it had suffered an actionable injury. Regarding the fraudulent concealment doctrine exception, the Court rejected USPPS's assertions that, due to Avery's alleged misrepresentations and fraud, USPPS did not learn until 2004 that Renner was working for Avery and not for USPPS. The Court pointed out that the fraudulent concealment doctrine "only tolls the running of limitations until the fraud is discovered or could have been discovered with reasonable diligence." Id. at 14 (quoting BP Am. Prod. Co. v. Marshall, 342 S.W.3d 59, 67 (Tex. 2011)). Given that Avery was paying Renner's fees and had acted to restrict communications between Renner and USPPS, the Court found that USPPS knew, or in the exercise of due diligence should have known, that Renner was acting as legal counsel to Avery in the prosecution of the '712 application. Further, the Court noted that, even assuming arguendo that the defendants failed to disclose the fact that Renner was working for Avery, the statute of limitations was tolled only until such time as USPPS, with exercise of reasonable diligence, should have discovered that fact. Thus, the Court affirmed the district court's dismissal, holding that it had jurisdiction and that USPPS's complaint was untimely. In her concurring opinion, Judge Prost agreed that the Fifth Circuit's transfer to the Federal Circuit was appropriate, but noted that the federalism question raised in Judge O'Malley's concurring opinion was not presented, briefed, or argued in this case. Referring to the concurrence in the denial of the petition for rehearing en banc in Byrne v. Wood, No. 11-1012, 2012 U.S. App. LEXIS 6021, at *2-8 (Fed. Cir. Mar. 22, 2012), Judge Prost also noted that the substantive patent law issues implicated in the patent-based malpractice cases in the Court necessarily make the issues "substantial" within the meaning of Christianson v. Colt Industries Operating Corp., 486 U.S. 800, 809 (1988), and indicate a "serious federal interest" in federal adjudication within the meaning of Grable & Sons Metal Products, Inc. v. Darue Engineering & Manufacturing, 545 U.S. 308, 313 (2005). In her separate concurring opinion, Judge O'Malley reviewed the federalism concerns raised by the Court's exercise of jurisdiction over state law claims. According to her opinion, the Court's case law requiring the exercise of jurisdiction over state law claims such as those at issue conflicts with Supreme Court precedent, citing Christianson, 486 U.S. at 817-19. In Judge O'Malley's view, under the correct application of Supreme Court case law, this case did not invoke jurisdiction under 28 U.S.C. § 1338. She reasoned that USPPS asserted only state law claims for fraud and breach of fiduciary duty, for which federal law does not create a cause of action. Further, Judge O'Malley stated that even considering the Supreme Court's warning against "jurisdictional ping-pong," it is inefficient and unproductive for this Court to hear the same case upon which the Fifth Circuit has already ruled. Judge O'Malley noted that the claims in this case fail at least two factors under the Grable analysis, i.e., "if a federal issue is substantial," and if "exercising federal jurisdiction will disturb the balance of federal and state." O'Malley Concurrence at 5-6 (citing Grable, 545 U.S. at 314). First, the purported "patent" issue in this case is not "substantial" under Grable, because determining whether USPPS likely could have obtained a patent in light of the specific prior art is a case-specific, factual inquiry and requires only application, not interpretation, of the federal patent laws. Second, exercising federal jurisdiction in this case would disturb the balance of federal and state judicial responsibilities. Judge O'Malley noted that state courts are the traditional arbiter of such misconduct, which is governed by long-standing common law principles of negligence, fraud, and breach of fiduciary duty. Judge O'Malley raised a concern about "the far-reaching nature of [the Court's] reasoning" in these patent-related malpractice cases. Id. at 8.
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Paphos' mythical history plays a vital role towards the tourism industry in Cyprus. The many ancient landmarks and attractions draw in visitors and holiday makers from Europe and all around the world, whether you're looking for a beach vacation or an explorer's adventure, Paphos has the best of both.
Legend has it that Aphrodite's Rock is the birthplace of the Greek goddess Aphrodite (Goddess of love and beauty). As one of the island's most famous attractions this iconic monument has its own local myths which many residents believe to be true. One of the popular beliefs is that if you swim around Aphrodite's Rock three times you will meet your true love. Others claim that swimming round the rock will bring good luck.
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The Apt is located in a super area close to Mandria Bay & just 4 minutes walk to the local village square which boasts a super selection of local village tavernas offering good traditional local dishes at inexpensive prices.
The apartment is situated on the ground floor and sleeps up to 2 people. The living room and bedroom are fitted with thermostatically controlled radiators for the winter and air-conditioning for the summer.
Sleeps 2/4. One bedroom ground floor apartment in Argaka with a garden jacuzzi and sea views across to the Akamas peninsula. Tastefully furnished and set in a quiet idyllic location away from the hustle and bustle yet still close enough to amenities.
Limnaria Gardens is a luxury 1 bedroom 1 bathroom first floor Apartment (sleeps max 2 Adults) & is located in the heart of the very exclusive coastal area of Kato Paphos with large swimming pool and Jacuzzi.
3 Bedroom Detached Villa with larger than average swimming pool and secluded gardens on the edge of the beautiful Akamas Peninsula
The penthouse apartment is situated on the third floor with lift access and sleeps up to 4 people with air-conditioning throughout.
Our spacious apartment is on a tranquil complex which boasts not only a lovely swimming pool but also has a hot tub, gym, sauna, squash court, communal room for welcoming guests and bowls green.
Limnaria Gardens is a luxury 3 bedroom 1.5 bathroom apartment (sleeps 6) balcony with Awning, The development is located in the heart of the very exclusive coastal area of Kato Paphos with its large overflowing swimming pool & separate smaller pool
The apartment is situated on the ground floor and sleeps up to 6 people. For an additional person a z-bed can be hired for a small charge paid locally. The apartment is rented on a 2-bed or 3-bed basis.
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AAC&U supports Fairleigh Dickinson University STEM program with grant
Hackensack, NJ (July 15, 2014) — Fairleigh Dickinson University has been awarded over $275,000 by the Association of American Colleges and Universities as part of its Teaching to Increase Diversity and Equity in STEM (TIDES) program. The funds will be used in the Computer Science Talent Advancement Program (CS-TAP) to encourage minorities and women to pursue computer science degrees.
FDU was one of just 20 institutions selected out of over 200 applicants. Fairleigh Dickinson University was the only New Jersey institution to receive the full award. The grant money will impact 100 students per year.
AAC&U is the leading national association concerned with the quality, vitality, and public standing of undergraduate liberal education. Its members are committed to extending the advantages of a liberal education to all students, regardless of academic specialization or intended career. Founded in 1915, AAC&U now comprises more than 1,300 member institutions—including accredited public and private colleges, community colleges, research universities, and comprehensive universities of every type and size.
"The Computer Science Talent Advancement Program (CS-TAP) aims to encourage students to explore computer science in action while building a strong skill set," said Kiron Sharma, Professor of Computer Science, who is the Principal Investigator for the CS-TAP project also directs the Science Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Institute of Education at Fairleigh Dickinson University. "Faculty in the program will actively redesign introductory courses and teaching methodology to integrate innovative and interdisciplinary solutions offered by computer science.
"For example, students will program simulated robots and games of strategy while learning to meet the objectives of the introductory computer science courses and they will explore software solutions used by law-enforcement personnel to solve cyber-crime. We are truly grateful the Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust and to AAC&U for supporting our project under the TIDES initiative."
Frequent, low stakes assessment of student learning outcomes will be used to enable prompt feedback and build strong skills. The focus will be on professional development of faculty and curriculum redesign in order to create replicable models to help increase interest and persistence of students historically underrepresented in computer and information sciences.
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Disciples of Christ)
The Church had its beginning in the faith and courage of a few consecrated people. To Mrs. Ella Osborn goes the major portion of credit.
The first date on record is February 1906. The meetings were first held in the Baptist Church, which was one of three existing Churches in town.
When families of R.E. Bailey and E. A. Lawrence came to town, the membership increased. The meetings were moved to City Hall and Kendall Opera House. About this time Sunday School was started with Ralph E. Bailey as superintendent. There were times when the Church was without a minister but never without Sunday School and Communion.
In 1910 a one room wooden building called "The Tabernacle" was erected on a lot at Trotter and New Madrid Streets. Later a brick building was erected. The basement for a permanent Church began 1911. The superstructure was begun in 1914 while Rev. T. B. Lockhart was pastor. Membership was 77. The Cornerstone was laid in March of that year. The new building, which cost $11,000.00, was dedicated, free of debt on June 20, 1915. In 1939 the membership had grown to 225.
On November 14, 1954, it was voted to buy 3 ½ acres of land adjacent to Missouri Delta Medical Center. Groundbreaking ceremonies for the new building were held October 1, 1955. The education unit was built first. The building was dedicated September 16, 1956, free of debt.
Groundbreaking for the sanctuary was April 20, 1958. The formal dedication of the sanctuary was held December 14, 1958, with a cost of $260,000.00 and with a membership of 350. The Service of mortgage burning was held on July 5, 1964.
On April 17, 1998, Church members voted to raise $250,000 by June 7, 1998, for remodeling and addition of Family Life Center.
A Groundbreaking Ceremony was held on June 7, 1998. The cost of the project $670,000.
The Family Life Center includes fellowship space, a large kitchen, basketball court and class rooms. Additional parking space will accommodate the Church and Missouri Delta Medical Center.
The Family Life Center was dedicated June 13, 1999. Rev. Edmond Pangburn was the minister during this project.
Each minister of the Church gave their particular ability to Church growth. The ministers from 1906- Rev. John S. Zeran, Rev. Field, Rev. J.B. Lockhart, Rev. S.H. Fuller, Rev. John Wells, Rev. J.C. Hoke, Rev. R.M. Houston, Rev. Cyrus Mitchell, Rev. Morton, Rev. E.B. Hensley, Rev. O.P. Bellenger, Rev. McFarland, Rev. W. W. Walker, Rev. R.M. Talbert, Rev. R.S. Rains, Rev. J.P. Read, Rev. G.H. Adkins, Rev. Wayne Davis, Rev. Myron Neal, Rev. Durward Penry, Rev. Paul Walker, Rev. Clark Hargus (interim), Rev. Thomas J. Plumbley, Rev. Jack Barron (interim), Rev. Dr. Lee Brummel, Rev. Gene Akeman (interim), Rev. Edmond Pangburn, Rev. David A. Vernon (interim), Rev. Dr. Allen Shriver, Rev. Mary L. McCord, Rev. Brice Hughes (present interim minister).
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From the Vision Session on January 24, 1993, and Board approval on February 8, 1993, the First Christian Church of Sikeston, Missouri, formed this vision for the future of First Christian Church:
To proclaim the grace of God through Jesus Christ His Son and to enhance everyone's relationship with God through worship, Bible study, fellowship, support, service, and evangelism.
To affirm our unique Disciple heritage by being a place
where all people are united in Christ with their differing beliefs, allowed the freedom to interpret the Bible, and encouraged to develop a joyful and positive faith of their own, while expressing their God-given talents.
To reach out to people within our congregation, in our community, and in the world, being sensitive and responsive to their physical and spiritual needs.
To develop a long and mutually supportive relationship with our pastor through encouragement and open communication.
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The PS4 has a x86 CPU, 8 gigabytes of unified memory and local storage hard drive and an updated DualShock 4 controller with a touchpad, with light-friendly censor, stereo camera and button for sharing. Play session will be saved in RAM and updates will now happen in the background.
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Independent game developers will play a large role for PlayStation, with games like "Rogue Legacy" and "The Binding of Isaac."
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Though he fully realizes Tony LaRussa is the next logical candidate to manage Team USA at the World Baseball Classic, Cincinnati Reds skipper Dusty Baker still made it known on Saturday he'd like to follow in the footsteps of Tommy Lasorda, Davey Johnson and Joe Torre to manage the team once his days as a full-time manager are through.
Here's his exact quote on the subject, courtesy of MLB.com's Mark Sheldon:
"I would like to manage it when I'm through," Baker said Saturday. "I don't want to do it now."
Of course there's no guarantee Baker would even be ready to call it a career by 2017, so everything would seemingly point to the 2021 WBC if Baker were to make himself available and be selected. He would be 71 years old then, or as Dayn Perry of Eye on Baseball points out, about one year younger than Joe Torre was while handling the reigns this year.
If for some reason you think age contributed to Torre seemingly forgetting how to run a baseball team, Baker's candidacy may be a concern. Personally, I think it had more to do with a manager not having any type of feel for the talent around him, which tends to happen when a team basically gets thrown together at the last minute. And his hands were also tied by restrictions and strict routines for certain pitchers.
I don't think Baker could do much worse under those circumstances, so if he's serious about it and able to do it at that point in his life, I say why not. It could even be fun with an older Dusty in the dugout making Dusty decisions with his pitching staff while chewing through his toothpick.
Honestly, the only thing I didn't really like or agree with when I read of Baker's interest in the job was his comment on how he perceives American players approach the tournament and view the game as a whole.
"It hurts me to see, not the elimination part, but the fact that most of our best players didn't play," Baker said. "Not to take anything away from the guys there, but there were a lot of players that canceled out for whatever reason. You look at the other countries, there were a lot fewer that canceled. It kind of shows that I don't know if this is as much as American of a game as we'd like to think."
Dusty, it will always be an American game. Make no mistake about that. It's just the American dream is to reach the major leagues and win a World Series championship. That's the creme de la creme, and it's going to take a long, long time (and perhaps significant financial incentives) for that mentality to change. In fact, it may never change unless Bud Selig's grand vision of a true 'World' Series comes true.
I do understand Baker's frustration though, and appreciation his passion for the game and for the World Baseball Classic. Based on that, he has my vote of confidence.
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Erwin, N.C. — Erwin police were searching Monday night for a missing 44-year-old man who is believed to be cognitively impaired.
Ronnie Mitchell Hair was last seen at 303 West E St. and police said he was believed to be walking north on South 15th Street. The North Carolina Center for Missing Persons issued a Silver Alert for Hair shortly after 8 p.m.
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12K plus: Attendance up for Saturday's Oyster Fest
ARCATA- An estimated 12,000 people are estimated to have attended Saturday's Oyster Festival. The annual event is one of the busiest in Humboldt County, bringing locals and out of town guests alike.
At the event, only three arrests were made by the Arcata Police Department. One for DUI, one for public intoxication and another for a fight.
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In Singing Meditation a simple song is typically sung repetitively by the group until the song spontaneously dissolves into silence with a gentle signal to end the silence after several minutes. The singing part of "Singing Meditation" includes a variety of vocalizations: toning, chanting, singing in rounds, singing in harmony and mantras. The repertoire is interfaith/non-sectarian: Jewish, Sufi, Native American, Christian, earth-based, Hindu, Buddhist, Pagan and others. Our goal is to sing or chant enough times that our collective vibrations resonate deep in the heart of each participant. Some of the songs used in Singing Meditation are slow and contemplative. And, some are high energy and joyful with percussion and / or other instruments. The songs in Singing Meditation are deliberately chosen to be easy to learn.
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'The Speckerman Recurrence' - Season 5, Episode 11
When Leonard is contacted by his high school bully, he wonders whether to meet his old tormentor. Meanwhile, in light of what Leonard's going through, Penny reevaluates her own behavior at school.
Air Date: December 8, 2011.
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Leonard: Do you think we can outrun him?
Sheldon: I don't need to outrun him, I just need to outrun you.
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Penny: Did Sheldon change the Wi-Fi password again?
Leonard: Yeah, it's "Penny already eats our food she can pay for Wi-Fi". No spaces.
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Sheldon: I'm not going to say I told you so, but we could have killed him.
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Sheldon: Leonard, I platonically love you, man, but face it, you're a mess.
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Sheldon: I don't watch you twenty-four hours a day. I don't know what you do.
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Jimmy Speckerman: Yeah, we were practically a comedy team.
Wolowitz: Yeah, like the Black Death and Europe.
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Sheldon: You are soft. The world is going to chew you up and spit you out.
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Bernadette: I don't think I can meet the girl who was always mean to me. Tammy Bodnick. One time, while I was in gym class, she stole all my clothes and left an elf costume in my locker.
Penny: Oh, that's awful.
Bernadette: Worst part was, it was too big.
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Sheldon: Congratulations? The Newcomb Medal? Oh, please. That's the scientific equivalent of a smiley face sticker on your homework.
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Jimmy Speckerman: Aw, come on, you can figure it out. You're like the smartest guy I've ever know.
Sheldon: The smartest? All right, you know, I may not have the firmest grip on sarcasm, but even I know that was a doozey.
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Kid Ink to Release 'Almost Home' EP on May 28, Tour With Kendrick Lamar
Fans of Kid Ink are in for some big treats from the Los Angeles-based rapper.
His latest EP, 'Almost Home' is set for a May 28 release and will include five new songs in addition to a remix of his track 'Bad Ass,' which already features Meek Mill and Wale. With such high-profile stars on the original track, we're sure the remix is going to be unreal!
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6/20 – Atlanta, Ga. | The Tabernacle
6/21 – Simpsonville, S.C. | Charter Amphitheatre
6/23 – Raleigh, N.C. | Red Hat Amphitheatre
6/26 – Mesa, AZ | Mesa Amphitheatre