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The new osgViewer library has been written a series of improvements over the original osgProducer library:
- Easier to integrate with a range of Window toolkits
- Remove the need for external dependency to make build the OpenSceneGraph easier
- Unify the classes used Cameras in a scene graph, and Cameras in a viewer and avoid clashes in concepts and naming conventions.
- Provide a set of viewer classes that provide functionality specific to different styles of applications:
osgViewer::Viewer - a viewer class which manages a single view on to a single scene, but this view can be composed of a single camera on a single window up to multiple cameras or multiple windows such as for multi-channel simulators. osgViewer::Viewer is equivilant to osgProducer::Viewer, but by design doesn't provide the same "everything and the kitchen sink" functionality that osgProducer::Viewer did.
osgViewer::CompositeViewer - a viewer class which manages one or more independent views on to one of more scenes, there is no equivalent in osgProducer, and creating such functionality was very awkward so this new class makes life much easier for developers that need this functionality.
- Higher level viewer functions that allow one to run the main frame loop using a single line of code. This allows a viewer to to be set up in just 3 lines of code.
- More coherent handling of events
- Support for distortion correction
- Better native windowing support, include multi-threading support for Windows for the first time.
Porting across may be very quick if you just using osgProducer::Viewer, but if you use Producer extensively then the port is likely to be a bit more difficult.
A few pointers to help you on your way:
- osgViewer supports Producer .cfg configuration files via the cfg plugin. So you can do with call Viewer::readConfiguration(filename) or run:
osgviewer cow.osg -c MyProducer.cfg
- osgProducer::Viewer maps to osgViewer::Viewer
- Producer::Camera is kinda equivalent to an osg::Camera
- Producer::CameraGroup is roughly equivalent to an osgViewer::View, althoug the later defers the threading to the Viewer/CompositeViewer.
- Producer's ThreadPerCamera threading model is equivalent to osgViewer's CullDrawThreadPerContext.
- With osgProducer::Viewer/Producer::CameraGroup the master the camera "is a" viewer, but also "has a" list of one or more slave cameras. You must have at least one slave Camera in Producer. With osgViewer::View, the view "has a" master Camera , and an optional list on slave Cameras.
- Producer has a KeyboardMouse class that manages all events, while osgViewer uses osgGA event support, and manages it on a per View basis.
- osgViewer handles complex viewer arrangements conveniently via the CompositeViewer class, there is no direct equivalent in Producer - the best you could do is have a CameraGroup with unsync'd slaves and have the app manage each slave camera manually, and if the cameras had different scenes then the shared DatabasePager would things screw up for paged databases. CompositeViewer solves this mess with an API that uses the same ViewerBase and View classes as the standard osgViewer::Viewer.
osgViewer::View "is a" View. osgVewer::CompositeView "has a" list of View
- osgProducer::Viewer contained many event handling features by default, but made it awkward to disable these. osgViewer::Viewer doesn't have any default event handlers, save for a TrackballManipulator that is only added as a fallback if you don't specify your own when you call run(). Rather than have lots of defaults the event handling features are added manually. The examples, including osgviewer illustrate how this is done.
- The osgViewer library adds DrawThreadPerContext and CullThreadPerCameraDrawThreadPerContext threading models that allow the draw thread to run in a parallel with the update, event and cull traversals, and the by default the threading model is chosen to suit your hardware - so if you have dual core you'll end up with DrawThreadPerContext. The gotcha with this is that you need to set the DataVariance to DYNAMIC on any Drawable and StateSet?'s that contain data that vary.
- Lots has been discussed about osgViewer over the past two years so the archives are good source to mine.
- The osgcamera, osgwindows, osgcompositeviewer and osgviewer examples are all good places to learn about setting up osgViewer.


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We are having general auditions for different projects during the 2015/2016 Summer Season and beyond. The creative team will be casting our Shakespeare "Under The Stars" and Children productions.
Submission Process
Please note that auditions may be photographed and/or for casting purposes.
Auditions may be kept on file for other productions throughout the year with The Australian Shakespeare and other Glenn Elston productions.
The Australian Shakespeare Company is a committed equal opportunities employer
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Spotlight on Mia Landgren, Braveheart (Comedy of Errors, 2012 & Much Ado About Nothing, 2013)
Mia has taken part in two Braveheart programs (Comedy of Errors, 2012 & Much Ado About Nothing, 2013). She quickly made her way to the ASC main stage productions, first as an Understudy for Romeo and Juliet, then as a lead actress in A Midsummer Night's Dream in 2013-14. In 2014 she starred as OPHELIA in the ASC's production of HAMLET. In 2015 Mia played was cast to play Tinkerbell in the brand new family production of Tinkerbell and the Dream Fairies. She also works on the ASC's school incursion program. She took a moment this week to catch up with us and tell us what she has been up to!
What lessons from Bravehearts do you still use/ is there anything that you reflect on or that stands out in your memory?
In the 2012 Bravehearts production of Comedy of Errors I was cast as EMILIA and DOWSABEL. As a young actor, these character parts were a fun challenge as they were so far outside usual casting. I remember working very closely with company actor Kevin Hopkins to develop characters that physically and vocally served the production. I look back on that rehearsal process in particular as a special time where I just got to play and try new things. It was during this production that I discovered a love of performing Shakespeare. His plays demand actors to be brave and make bold choices. I try to remember that when I walk into the, always daunting, first day of rehearsal.
How did you transition from Bravehearts to Main stage ASC?
In Comedy of Errors I was also understudying one of the main female characters, the young lover LUCIANA. I relished the opportunity to tackle another character's text and took my understudy role very seriously. After Comedy of Errors the Artistic Director of ASC, Glenn Elston then auditioned and cast me in the company's 2013 Main stage production of Romeo and Juliet as JULIET'S understudy. This was my first professional theatre job. I learned a great deal on that production by just watching professional actors work.
I began in the education program and have steadily worked my way up to performing main stage roles. My first production in 2013 was Romeo and Juliet as the female understudy. In 2014 I was cast as HERMIA in A Midsummer Night's Dream and also as OPHELIA in Hamlet. This year I played TINKERBELL the company's new production of Tinkerbell and the Dream Fairies. I also perform in the ASC incursion program - touring schools.
What was it like to play Tinkerbell?
Mia as Tinkerbell in the 2016 Production of 'Tinkerbell and the Dream Fairies'.
What else have you been working on?
In 2014 I portrayed HELEN OF TROY in the Australian premiere of Margaret Attwood's The Penelopiad at La Mama Courthouse. In 2015 I toured Aus/NZ with Essential Theatre's production of Macbeth and played VIOLA in TheatreINQ's production of Twelfth Night.
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White Night is on again this year in Melbourne on Saturday the 20th of Feb. Our plan for the evening is to start at Shakeespeare's Best Bits in the Royal Botanic Gardens Vic.
Settle back under the stars for an 8pm show, finishing at 10.10pm and then walk upto the city to enjoy the White Night Festivities.
You don't have to worry about carrying your picnic gear with you - we can sort you out with everything you need! With chairs for hire, food and drink availavle and an Italian dinner menu that will knock your socks off, you don't need tp bring anything!
Shakespeare Under the Stars is the perfect way to settle into white night and avoid the traffic!
Tickets available here or at the on site box office. On site box office opens at 6pm.
For more information about Shakespeare's Best Bits, click here
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The Australian Shakespeare Company's outdoor theatre productions offer the perfect way to impress that special someone this summer. So, if you are planning a romantic day or night out just follow these simple steps and your beloved is sure to swoon.
Step 1. Book tickets here. If you can whip out the tickets before the show, you will look majorly classy.
Step 2. The picnic. This is the make or break really. Relationships have begun and ended over a picnic spread, so don't let yourself down. You can purchase wine, beer, spirits, coffee, hot chocolate, tea, soft drink, chips, chocolate and lollies on site at the candy bar, so that saves a bit of running around on the day. If you want to look uber cool, go to the shops and pick up some bread, dips and cheese. Easy as reciting a sonnet perhaps even simpler really. The main thing to remember is a picnic rug and blanket.
Step 3. If you can get there before your beloved, then do! Find a nice spot, set up your picnic rug, hire a chair ($5 from the box office staff) and let the staff know you are here to impress that someone special. It is not always possible, but when we can arrange a little bit of audience humiliation.. oops! We mean interacting. We do!
Step 4. Finally, you can relax as the show starts up and begin to count all of the brownie points you have just earnt. Congratulations on supplying the date of the year.
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As You Like It
Valentines Day is booking fast!! Don't miss the out on this special night !!!
On Valentines Day 2015 join us in the beautiful Melbourne's Royal Botanic Gardens and be transported to the world of the forest of Arden. A place of tangled loves and mistaken identity. A night with Shakespeare Under the Stars is relaxing and romantic. So pack a picnic, pop the cork and snuggle up under the stars with that someone special. Hurry, tickets are selling fast so don't delay!!
To book tickets click here or call 03 8676 7511
For those who are not sure just how to go about this let us help you!
Step 1. Book tickets here
Step 2. Get the picnic sorted- go to the shops and buy- good quality bread, yummy dips, chocolate and some wine OR you can order a warm meal to be delivered to you at the show here. Wine, beer, cider and soft drinks can also be purchased at the show.
Step 3. Pack a picnic rug and maybe a blanket to have a cuddle under
Step 4. Surprise that someone special one Valentines day, and make your way to The Melbourne Botanic Gardens for the 8.00pm show
Step 5. Relax, watch the show and take stock of all the brownie points you just got
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Australian Shakespeare Company
Level 3, 188 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Book Tickets : 03 8676 7511
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Not for the first time, agricultural commodities ran into a
bit of "buy the rumour, sell the fact" thinking.
The casualty was soybeans, whose run of resilience, even
when grains were falling, ran into a pre-weekend selling drive, despite having
some strong fundamental news to throw at investors.
Strike in Santos
In Brazil, port workers began their strike, as threatened,
halting the loading of the likes of soybeans, sugar and corn onto boats in the
main port of Santos, and slowing operations at other docks.
And this when queues of boats waiting to load up, and
lorries to unload, were already long.
Santos had 59 boats waiting to load grain as of Thursday,
twice as many as a year before, according to SA Commodities/Unimar data.
At Paranagua, the queue was 82, compared with 31 a year ago.
China purchases
So it was not perhaps too surprising that the US Department
of Agriculture was able to confirm rumours that China had been in the market for
more than the 120,000 tonnes of US soybeans revealed so far this week (and maybe
more, with a 130,000-tonne order booked separately to "unknown").
China purchased a further 410,000 tonnes of soybeans,
including 60,000 tonnes of 2012-13 crop, the USDA said.
However, the fact proved less supportive to prices than the
rumour, which had helped drive prices of Chicago's March contract up to $15.16 ˝
a bushel in early deals, the lot's highest since early December.
Having found $15 a bushel difficult to break through early
in the month, the contract found it tricky to keep hold of on Friday, and stood
1.0% lower at $14.73 a bushel with half an hour's trading to go.
'Disappointing to the
In truth, weekly export sales data released separately, for
last week, offered cause for some alarm, in showing net cancellations of
119,500 tonnes of 2012-13 soybeans, the worst old crop reading since July 2011.
It was also more than enough to offset sales of 62,000 for
2013-14 crop.
"That was disappointing to the market and was one of the
reasons the market backed up," Darrell Holaday at Country Futures said.
That said, the data did refer to a period when many Asian
buyers, including China, were out for lunar new year holidays.
"Keep in mind, most of the recent sales have occurred since
last Thursday and will not show up until next week's export sales report," Mr
Holaday said.
'Negative numbers'
Furthermore, the USDA, at its Outlook forum, forecast a
healthy rebound in US soybean stocks in 2013-14, to 250m bushels (6.8m tonnes),
which would be a seven-year high.
The forecast reflected the idea of a record, 4.55bn-bushel
harvest, as outlined on Thursday, but with the domestic crush not recovering to
2011-12 levels, from volumes this season affected by the impact of drought-hit
harvest in shortening supplies.
"The numbers released continue to be negative," broker US
Commodities said.
'Sell the rumour…?'
The USDA forecasts were downbeat for corn too, in showing stocks more than tripling, nearly to 2.1bn
bushels in 2013-14.
And that figure could prove even greater if the
International Grains Council proves correct, and sowings come in nearer 99m
acres than the 86.5m acres the USDA is forecasting.
Still, if there was hope, for bulls, it was from a little "sell
the rumour, buy the fact" thinking.
After all, "the negative numbers have been anticipated for a
number weeks", as US Commodities said.
"Last year the USDA projected similar negative numbers,"
only to see drought shatter crop hopes.
'Today is the chance'
In fact, "today is the chance" for grain bulls, if they are to
pull corn and wheat out of their declines.
US Commodities said: "Corn and wheat are extremely oversold.
The market needs to react positive to negative news," if it is to really show
bullish credentials.
As an extra help, US corn weekly export sales data came in
380,000 tonnes, old crop and new, above market expectations, and making it the
third best week of 2012-13 so far.
And China was reported to have bought a stack of new crop
corn too.
'Cut the deficit in
However, corn struggled to hold on to positive ground,
standing 0.25 cents higher at $6.91 a bushel, as its fellow grain wheat sank under the weight of snow
fallen on needy hard red winter wheat areas.
"The blanket of snow over a large part of the hard red
winter wheat area has capped rallies in wheat," Mr Holaday said.
Gail Martell, at Martell Crop Projections, said: "Heavy
storm precipitation spells relief in the US heartland where wheat is imperilled
by drought.
"A two-inch moisture deficit had built up in the hard red
winter wheat area since early October.
One inch of precipitation would cut the deficit in half."
'Solid exports'
Chicago wheat for March stood 0.3% lower at $7.19 ľ a
And the drop might have been even steeper, but for a strong
set of wheat export sales data too, of more than 750,000 tonnes old crop and
new - the best figure, but one, in eight months.
"The wheat number was once again solid," Mr Holaday said.
Also offering some support were ideas from the International
Grains Council and the USDA that while the world wheat crop may improve sharply
in 2013-14, stocks will not see a rebuild.
Earlier, Paris wheat for May closed down 0.3% at E237.50 a
tonne, while London wheat for Masy ended down 0.3% at £206.10 a tonne.


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I read Shamus Cooke's The Occupy Movement Needs a Good Fight with some interest, because it got me thinking about the arguments around having an agenda free movement.
Writers on the left and in the mainstream media opine that the right is looking to define the movement so it can ridicule, marginalize, or ignore it. However, it doesn't seem to me like the right needs much of a definition to leap to condescending suggestions based either on false premises or distortions. While still engaged on the one hand in a discussion of why it shouldn't adopt a specific agenda, on the other hand the left is busy trying to define what the agenda that it shouldn't have should be, if it had one.
As someone on the left who has felt powerless and alone for so many years, it seems natural to me to hear my fellow travellers complain that having an agenda will let the right define you. Like a much whipped dog, we flinch even before a hand is raised against us.
To me it seems that a better case for an agenda free movement can be made not of the negative observation that power will raise a sword to us — that's going to happen in any case. Ask Scott Olsen. No, a better case for keeping the movement clear of an agenda is that it strengthens the left's position in two important ways. In the first place, it lets all of us feel and be a part of the movement — all of us who have had enough of constant war, media lies, corporate greed, and an officialdom that is not representative and never has been, a court system that's bought and paid for to the degree that they can say with a straight face that money is speech and corporations are people. OK, so some people want it to be more about indigenous people, or women, or gays and lesbians, or animals, or — in the case of the article I mentioned at the outset — labor unions. But as long as it's not about any of that it can be about all of it, and we can all belong to it.
Secondly, by not congealing too early into a fixed position, the movement has a real opportunity to serve as a beginning of a permanent democratic society (by which I mean a society where the word democracy hasn't taken an Orwellian wrong turn to mean exactly the opposite — capitalism). If Noam Chomsky were to read me, which I find pretty unlikely even if I did mention his name, I'd tell him thanks for all the good ideas I gleaned from one of his recent books, including the idea of having a permanent structure and shared, common ideas so we don't fragment into a bunch of scared little special interests. Having a bunch of isolated lefties twittering to each other is fine as far as it goes — having a place to have dinner with congenial friends and find out you're not alone is even better.


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Statement from Sharon Bulova Following Earthquake
August 23, 2011 – Fairfax County is working with our public safety and Office of Emergency Management staff, as well as state and federal officials, to monitor and assess the situation following the earthquake. Right now we have no reports of any structural damage in Fairfax County and most buildings have reopened. Evacuation at the Government Center went well and it is back open. The Massey building and the Courthouse are closed. All polling locations remain open until 7pm as scheduled.
I encourage you to take this time to check on friends and family and neighbors and offer any assistance that may be needed. Remember in times like these that while you may be safe and secure, many of our neighbors could use a helping hand.
Status Updates
Media Contact:
Clayton Medford


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Oliver E. Williamson : Des organisations aux institutions
Williamson has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics for his analysis of issues of governance, particularly the trade-off between markets (buy) and hierarchies (make). However, his contributions go deeper, digging into the nature and properties of alternative modes organizing economic activities : markets, hybrids, integrated organizations, public bureaus. This exploration calls for a set of concepts that developed as analytical tools of their own, primarily transaction costs and contracts. Although we could hardly overrate this breakthrough, we submit that Williamson's contribution goes further and should change our representation of how a market economy works and how it is regulated, with a substantially revised conception of competition policies. As such it ends up quite naturally with the embeddedness of transactions into their institutional environment.
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Volume (Year): 120 (2010)
Issue (Month): 3 ()
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Three Browns rookies remained unsigned as of 6 p.m. Thursday with their deadline for reporting to training camp less than 24 hours away.
First-round pick Barkevious Mingo, a linebacker from LSU, third-round pick Leon McFadden, a cornerback from San Diego State and seventh-round pick Armonty Bryant, a defensive end from East Central in Oklahoma, are not allowed to attend meetings, work out at the Browns' training facility or practice until contracts are signed.
The first full-squad practice and the first practice open to the public is set for 4 p.m. next Thursday. After rookie draft picks and free agents report Friday, they will go through orientation meetings, physical testing and weight training before their first practice (no pads) Saturday.
One reason rookies are ordered to report days before veterans arrive is to put pressure on both sides to finalize contracts before training camp begins in earnest. In the time-honored tradition of the NFL, teams and agents often wait until the 11th hour to work out a deal, and then the player upholds his end of the tradition by saying, "I wanted to be in on time, but it's a business."
If the unsigned player continues to balk and isn't signed by the first practice, a reporter is obligated to ask the head coach, "When do you think Joe Linebacker will be in?" Then the head coach always says, "I have no control over that. We're coaching the players who are here."
Mingo was the sixth pick of the draft in April. Morris Claiborne, a cornerback, was drafted sixth overall by the Cowboys last year. He signed a guaranteed $16.4 million four-year contract that included a $10.3 million contract. That serves as the model for the contract being worked out for Mingo.
Claiborne's contract includes a fifth-year option and contains no "offset" language. Reportedly offset language is the hang-up in the Mingo negotiation.
"Offset" is a term that applies to fully guaranteed contracts. Teams want it. Players and agents do not. If the contract contains offset language and a player is cut before his guaranteed contract expires, the team cutting him would have to pay only the difference between what is guaranteed and what he signs for with his new team. If there is no offset language, the player gets his full contract from Team A and whatever he can rake in from Team B.


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Sesame Street: 123
Review by Psycho Penguin
"There is no better game to give your kids."
We all miss the days of youth. We all had those special things we loved as kids that we still hold very dear to us. I had many such things, from ALF to TMNT. Sesame Street was a show I basically lived on when I was a young kid. I refused to go a day without getting my Big Bird fix. So, it's no surprise that my parents bought me a Sesame Street game. Best thing they ever did for me, actually. I may be a bit biased, then, when I say that Sesame Street ABC/123 is the best educational game ever. Fisher Price: I Can Remember is great, but nothing will EVER top this great classic.
For one, the games are so intelligently designed, it's almost scary. The game comes complete with 2 separate adventures, Ernie's Magic Shapes and Astro Grover. Ernie's Magic Shapes is an AWESOME shape recognition game, starring the lovable Ernie, while Astro Grover focuses on numbers. Also, each game has several mini games inside of them. SO, you are basically getting one hell of a good deal here.
You will have to get this game for your kids. You probably won't love it, because you're old enough to read this review and know it exists. But I'm sure many of you may be parents one day, and some of you already are. This would be the perfect game to get for your kids, seriously. I cannot stress this enough. It is truly a blessing to have such quality educational games.
Alright, time to focus on the games individually. Ernie's Magic Shapes is a thrilling shape recognition challenge. Ernie will sit at a table, dressed up as a magician, and he will pick a shape, and then he will hide it, and then you will have a choice of three guesses, and you'll have to pick the correct shape. If you get it right, you move to the next one, and if you get it wrong, you lose.
Yes, it's easy. Yes, it's basic and simple. But, I learned many basic shapes from this game alone, and the music is just top notch. The music is catchy and will stay in your head for days. It has this kiddy feel to it, but the beat is perfect and fits right in tune with the feel of the game. The victory music is the same as it is in Astro Grover, but it is still overall very impressive.
The problem here is that the game doesn't actually teach you TOO much about the shapes. They show you what color and shape the shape is, but they won't tell you THIS IS A PURPLE RECTANGLE if you get it right. So, think of this as more of a memory game than a true ''guess the shape'' type game, because it will test memory more than any knowledge of the shapes. So, I didn't think this was TOO bad of an idea, but still worth pointing out, I guess.
The thing I liked most about Ernie's Magic Shapes was how hard the advances stages got. Once you figured out how to match the shapes and colors in the earlier stages, the game would then rotate through several different shapes and colors, then stop at one, then start again and make YOU stop at the exact color. It is awesome, and I loved the idea. Of course, you never get to get the lecture onto what shape and color you are identifying, but that's why parents are around. ;)
Now, onto Astro Grover, which is the more enjoyable of the two, in my opinion. To start off with, the graphics are super cool. I used to love seeing silly Grover in a space suit, and it still cracks me up to this day, because I remember how much I enjoyed it as a kid. Plus, the numbers are individually colored, and the spaceship and space effects just look beyond awesome. The moon and houses also looked terrific.
Plus, this game was just great fun. You get several different fun games to choose from. The object of the first is to count the number of items being thrown from the spaceship, and then correctly guess. Guessing correctly means lighting up another house. If you get enough correct, you light up all the houses and you win. The second is my favorite. You get ''Beam That Number'' which features Grover prominently. A certain amount of items will be shown on screen, and you have to count the number of them and then correctly guess the amount. The more you guess, the harder it gets. Again, more fun gameplay here.
The Adding Countdown is fun, because now you have to use your brain to figure out how many items were taken away or added on before. More brain power is needed for the last great game, where you get three spaceships, with numbers underneath all of them, and you have to correctly identify the number you get when you add all 3. This was the best one, in my opinion, as well as the most challenging, because you had to do more than just count, you actually had to think hard.
Plus, the music is awesome. Nice and cheery, just like the Ernie's Magic Shapes, although it is certainly not as catchy. It has that nice unique feeling to it, as you would expect from a Sesame Street game, and it will never get annoying or grating. The victory music is exactly the same as in Ernie's Magic Shapes, as I mentioned earlier. But, I loved the victory music regardless, so having it in every time you win in either game is okay with me.
So, Astro Grover has several awesome and challenging stages. it is far superior to the classy Ernie's Magic Shapes, because math is an important part of a child's development, while Ernie's Magic Shapes is more memory-based. They both are top notch games, though, and compliment each other perfectly. I can't see Astro Grover being accompanied without Ernie's Magic Shapes, and vice versa.
The games aren't exactly challenging, but they will help your kid learn valuable stuff. The easy levels are so easy, and the hardest challenges are easily figured out with any sort of mental skill. I think this game was targeted for kindergartners, because most people out of kintergarden can easily figure out many of these challenges. Sure, you should be teaching them, but if you want them to enjoy themselves, and if they love Sesame Street, then they will love it.
I used to play it all the time just to see my favorite characters and hear the classic music. I don't play it much now, but I can still play it without feeling like less than a man. It's just that cute, and the Sesame Street characters will never get old. So, the replay value is definitely top notch, a lot more than you'd expect. I do feel kind of bad for the parents that paid 50 dollars for this, like my aunt, because my cousin probably doesn't play this game any more, although we used to play it all the time together.
Like previously mentioned, this is the PERFECT blend of games. You get your sesame street characters, you get your education, you get memory puzzles, color recognition, puzzle recognition, adding, subtracting, counting, and lovable graphics and music. This is an excellent educational game, the best I have yet to play. I wholeheartedly recommend checking it out, if you're not biased against the Sesame Street series or think you are too cool for it. Because chances are, you're not.
So, to recap. Sesame Street = good. This game = good. Thank you, and happy counting.
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I haven't yet, though my wife and I have a $100 gift card for anywhere in the chain. It is worth noting that the new location (I think, technically, it's considered to be on the far west side of Madison) is Benvenuto's first-ever franchise -- all of the prior locations are owned and operated by the company. I'd be interested to see the franchisee obligations.
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I was prepared to write about our son's annual IEP, which we finally wrapped up this week and which ended on a high note, but that was before I read about Daniel Ryan Lentini. A special education teacher with the Orange Unified School District – the same district where my son attends school – Lentini allegedly abused at least 12 special needs students in his classroom at Taft Elementary during the current 2011-2012 school year.
Rex Dalton, a reporter with Voice of O.C., put together all of the pieces of this story, so instead of reinventing the wheel, I suggest you check out his post from April 17 to get a better grasp on the events that led up to the accusations against Lentini. Lentini has been accused of throwing rubber balls at an autistic student, standing on a student's back, punching a student, dragging a student in leg braces by the legs across the classroom floor, slapping a student's cheeks, and cuddling with female students.
Dalton's article lays it all out.
The most disturbing piece of information? It took three months for school officials to notify the parents of the students involved in the alleged abuse. It's bad enough it takes months, sometimes YEARS, to get a decent IEP in place for our special needs children, but to withhold information such as potential abuse in a classroom for any duration of time is preposterous.
My job as a parent isn't to wait on some thick, never-ending bureaucratic red tape while a bunch of detectives and school personnel push around paper and wait on a sliver of concrete evidence to appear. My job as a parent is to make sure my child is safe, which includes being informed of the fact that there is someone who may be potentially jeopardizing that safety and putting my child in harm's way.
We have earthquake drills and fire drills and we lock down campuses when a suspect wanted by the police is within a 10-mile radius of a school. We require visitors to sign in and we lock the gates after the morning bell rings. We ask students to walk, not run, and ask parents to update their child's emergency cards whenever there's a change in pertinent information.
Why do we do all of these things? Because we want to keep our children safe, that's why. So why in the world would anyone think it's appropriate to keep this man in the classroom and not notify the parents until some investigation was over?
The accusations were initially made by two classroom aides. Since my son has been in the special education program at Orange Unified since 2005, I can tell you classroom aides have zero power and are at the mercy of the teacher running the classroom. Aides are expected to do as they're told and aren't allowed at IEP meetings (which makes NO SENSE to me, since they often spend more one-on-one time with students than the actual special education teacher does).
Essentially, the special education teacher is the first in a long line of bosses, which means it's not hard to imagine a "don't ask, don't tell" policy when it comes to witnessing inappropriate behavior made by a teacher towards a child. Add to that an economic climate that has most people white-knuckling jobs they may not love just to make ends meet and I find it hard to believe that a couple of classroom aides would concoct such a horrifically detailed account of abuse out of thin air for retribution against Lentini, as some have suggested.
This entire scenario, and others like it across the country, underscores the fact that these educators, these weak and cowardly criminals who prey on the disabled are getting away with it because most of our special needs children and adult children cannot defend themselves — physically and/or verbally.
Which means we need a drill; we need to sound the alarms! We need to rise up and be the voices for our special needs communities. We need to demand accountability from our schools, our districts, our states and our federal government. We need to be the voice for the voiceless, because if they could, I'm sure they'd have plenty to say. Just look into the eyes of those who have been mercilessly abused at the hands of someone they once trusted and you can SEE and HEAR and FEEL just a tiny fraction of the pain and suffering they have endured.
We cannot stop until the abusers are stopped. We cannot rest until our children can rest, until they can close their eyes and not have to relieve the nightmare of abuse over and over again.
Mr. Lentini, since you're obviously in my neck of the woods, might I suggest you avoid the East Chapman, Tustin, and Crawford Canyon area. We wouldn't want to accidentally run into each other.
Trust me.
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This Modified Life is a column by Jo Ashline for and about the families in Orange County living with special needs. Jo is a freelance writer and married mother of two. If you have a question for Jo or a suggestion for a topic, email her at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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ST. CLOUD, Minn. (KNSI) A fundraiser is being held this Sunday for a Sartell man who was rescued November 15th after falling through thin ice on Little Rock Lake.
It took rescue crews close to an hour to pull 30 year-old Josh Johnson out of the water. He's been hospitalized since then. He was initially taken to St. Cloud Hospital, but was transferred, and is currently in the intensive care unit at the University of Minnesota's Fairview Medical Center.
His sister-in-law--Amanda Webb--says, "he's been battling heart, lung and kidney problems. Basically every major organ." But she adds, "he has made tremendous improvement."
A fundraiser for Josh is being held Sunday at the Medina Entertainment Center. Doors open at 4:00 p.m. There will be a silent auction and a pro wrestling card featuring wrestlers with the French Lake Wrestling Association. Tickets are $15 each. Webb says 100 percent of the proceeds will go to Josh and his family.
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BOSTON (MainStreet) -- America's $7.25-an-hour minimum wage doesn't go far these days, but here's a look at some U.S. housing markets where families with two minimum-wage breadwinners should be able to buy their own homes.
"These markets are not automatic bargains, but there are bargains to be found there," says Daren Blomquist of RealtyTrac, which recently analyzed housing affordability in 325 counties for us and found a handful where families can pay for three-bedroom places with two full-time minimum-wage jobs.
Most of the markets are in the Midwest's "Rust Belt," and Blomquist says they're affordable because they generally have iffy job opportunities, declining populations and a "brain drain" of skilled workers.
"There are fewer people in these markets than there were 10 or 15 years ago, and especially fewer people with kind of skills that garner high-paying jobs that allow them to afford higher-priced properties," he says.
As such, Blomquist recommends doing lots of research before moving to these markets or buying investment property there.
"Your assumption shouldn't be: 'Well, I can buy a house for under $70,000 or even less than $50,000 in some cases, and that's a good bargain,'" he says. "You'll want to do the same due diligence that you'd do before buying a million-dollar home."
Still, the expert adds that the markets below aren't necessarily doomed to permanent decline.
"America is all about second chances, and I think a lot of these markets will have second chances," Blomquist says. "Buying when they're down and out could be a really good investment, especially if you do so smartly."
Read on to check out five counties that RealtyTrac found offer three-bedroom houses, condos or townhouse at prices families can realistically afford with around $21,000 of gross annual household income.
That's well below the $30,160 a year that two full-time minimum-wage jobs pay. (You can also click here to see five markets that require $150,000 or more in annual household income to comfortably afford.)
Minimum-wage workers in the counties below can cover a median-priced three-bedroom home's mortgage, insurance, taxes and maintenance with no more than 25% of gross annual income.
RealtyTrac based median property values on prices paid for three-bedroom homes sold during 2013's fourth quarter, while affordability calculations assume families buy places with 20% down and 4.46% 30-year fixed-rate mortgages. The firm also presumed typical homeowners pay 1.04% of a place's value in property taxes, 0.4% on maintenance and 0.35% for insurance in a given year.
Lastly, the list below assumes that families have two wage earners who make the applicable state or federal minimum wage and get at least 40 hours of pay every week (including those with holidays and vacations).
Markets appear in descending order of how much income you'd need to cover a median-priced three-bedroom in each county. Local jobless rates refer to U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics figures from January (the latest period with county-level data available) and are not seasonally adjusted.
Muskegon County, Mich.
Salary to comfortably afford a three-bedroom: $21,042
Move to this western Michigan county and you can afford a three-bedroom home with just a tad over $21,000 a year in household income, or roughly what one full-time minimum-wage job and one half-time one pay. (Michigan has a $7.40-an-hour state minimum wage.)
Located along Lake Michigan some 20 miles northwest of Grand Rapids and 200 miles from Detroit, Muskegon County offers a typical three-bedroom there for just $57,083. That's up 18% from the same 2012 period, but still two-thirds less than the $181,757 average for the 325 counties that RealtyTrac studied.
All told, you'll face only $438 a month in housing expenses on a median-priced Muskegon County three-bedroom.
Blomquist believes the 172,000-population county has low home prices partly because of the Great Lakes manufacturing sector's long-term decline. Muskegon County's seasonally unadjusted 7.9% jobless rate is nearly a full percentage point higher than the 7% U.S. average.
"It all ties back to industries that were prominent in Michigan moving out and jobs and prices declining accordingly," Blomquist says.
The expert adds that the Upper Midwest tends to have lots of older, smaller homes that historically cost less money anyway.


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Stanfield Fall 2017 Newsletter
The Fall, 2017 newsletter for the City of Stanfield was supposed to be distributed with the September 1st utility statements, but was not due to an error with our bill mailers. It will be distributed with the October bills instead. If you can't wait that long, you can read it right here.
Next City Council Meeting: September 19, 2017
The next meeting of the Stanfield City Council will be held on September 19, 2017 at the Stanfield Council Chambers, 150 West Coe Avenue, Stanfield, Oregon at 7:00 p.m. The meeting agenda can be found here.
National Night Out was August 1, 2017
Our annual event was a huge success with over 300 people enjoying the community evening at Bard Park. The NNO bicycle rodeo and water balloon toss were fun and entertaining. Daniel Barton was selected as the 2017 Neighbor of the Year for Stanfield. Congratulations to Daniel for everything you do for our community! The night ended with a family movie.
A HUGE THANKS to everyone who donated supplies, and their time to help out with the event which made this night so spectacular. This entire event was made possible by community donations, and the Police Department is already looking ahead to next year's event. Hope to see everyone there!
Stanfield Downtown Code Update
The City of Stanfield is conducting an update to its downtown code. The first community meeting was held on May 17, 2016 at the Stanfield Secondary School ( 1120 N. Main) at 7 pm. Another meeting was held on September 20, 2016 with the Stanfield City Council and Planning Commission. A public hearing was held before the Planning Commission on November 15, 2016. The Planning Commission approved the amendments, with some slight changes, and recommended thair adoption by the City Council. There will be a public hearing before the City Council on December 6, 2016.
The goals of the project are to:
- Remove any barriers to downtown development
- Encourage a pleasant and walkable downtown
- Promote a consistent visual design using colors and other building elements
- Make the development code easier to read and understand
The following are documents related to this project:
- Presentation slides from the Community Meeting held on May 17, 2016
- Streetscape example from Clever, MO.
- Code Evaluation Memo, 5/12/2016
- Staff Report, 11/7/2016
- Proposed Amendments
- Color Palette Appendix.
For more information about the project, click here. Additional information will be posted here when available.
Oregon's Animal Tethering Law
A new animal tethering statute became law on January 1st, 2014. This new law limits the amount of time that an animal can be tethered during a 24-hour period and includes other modifications to minimum standards for shelterm bedding, and keeping animals in vehicles. If you own a dog, please read this notice from the Stanfield Police department.
Celebrating 100 years
On Monday May 10, 2010, the City of Stanfield turned 100 years old.
The City of Stanfield is conveniently located on Highway 395 right off of I-84. It is conveniently situated in Umatilla County only 10 minutes from Hermiston, about 30 minutes from Pendleton, and about a 45-minute drive to the Tri-Cities, WA. It is also only 15 minutes from the mighty Columbia River. It is a friendly and inviting place to live, work or locate your business.
The City boasts an array of parks for all ages with baseball and soccer fields, and basketball courts as well as playgrounds and walking paths. The City has also grown into a regional player and partner in transportation and quality government, and the City is poised for effective economic growth and development.


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I have around 100-200 user manuals all in PDF format that are from various manufactures. I'd like to find a script that I can easily upload these to allow my users to download any of them, the ability to either sort by manufacture or search (both would be perfect!) is needed.
Is there any certain script that might come to mind that would fit my needs?
Make sure you have permission from each manufacturer to place the manuals for download first.
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3 Great Girls - Poem by Sandra Feldman
Could you be the 3 Graces?
Beautifully blessed,
By the gods from Olympus,
No more, and no less,
3 great modern poets,
Gloriously, expressed
Such wonderful Poetry,
Never to forget.
Topic(s) of this poem: poets
Poet's Notes about The Poem
Introducing, the cast in alphabetical order:
Leah Ayliffe, Valerie Dohren and Electric Lady.
Comments about 3 Great Girls by Sandra Feldman
Daniel Brick (9/1/2014 6:21:00 PM)
You evoke the heritage of the ancient Greeks with genuine appreciation. This is a genuine homage to that ancient confidence in the power of poetry to carry inspired truths from one realm of being to another. And we really need that faith in inspiration in our troubled century. I was initially wondering about the identity of these three female poets, and surprise! they're fellow poets at POEMHUNTER. I have encountered some comments by both Valerie and the Electric Lady but not their poems. The peer recognition at the heart of this poem is something we poets need to confirm and encourage our continued efforts. Kudos to you for your generosity of spirit to 3 GREAT GIRLS (Report) Reply
Dee Corpolongo (8/30/2014 5:16:00 AM)
This is really great, and though I only know Val, she is such a great person who writes such beautiful poems! So, I agree, wholeheartedly! (Report) Reply
Daniel Brick (8/29/2014 7:25:00 AM)
This is a wonderful poem because it offers the right kind of encouragement to other writers. You don't overstate the case but associating them with the Graces is both a commendation for what they already achieved and a
challenge about what they can achieve further. I'm expressing this awkwardly because I haven't thought my reaction, but I just needed to respond immediately with my affirmation of what your'e doing in this poem. (Report) Reply
F. J. Thomas (8/21/2014 7:52:00 AM)
Valerie Dohren (8/21/2014 7:46:00 AM)
Thank you Sandra, I am very humbled - you are so kind. (Report) Reply
Leah Ayliffe (8/19/2014 9:19:00 PM)
What a lovely poem, and I'm charmed by the poets note :) .....I love Electric Lady's work as well! I will make it a point to discover Valerie's tomorrow when I wake up. Cheers, I enjoyed this write you beautiful soul! (Report) Reply
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Discussion in 'Dog Pictures and Pet Photos' started by jess2416, Feb 15, 2009.
Jess I say it over and over again, but Chloe is just SO PRETTY!
It looks like she's having so much fun with her floppy disc!
that girl looooves to play, doesn't she?
I laugh in your general direction!
I love this one!
Thanks Nilly she LOVES it lol
Yes ma'am she does
muahahaha thats probably what she was doing
Me too sizzle, I wish the Frisbee wouldnt have gotten in the way, thats why one side has a pinkish glow lol
NOOOOOOOOOOO! The frisbee in the way makes it look like her own personal RAINBOW! I love it just the way it is! hahahahahaha
She is looking so great! I love the one with the leaves all over her!!
Great pics! Look at that happy girl!


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Any individual who believes he/she has suffered a personal injury resulting from dental treatment can file a malpractice claim against the provider of that treatment and the organization for which the provider works. The claim must be filed within the statute of limitations of the date of the alleged incident or from the patient's knowledge of the alleged injury (frequently two years). The insurance carrier of the provider and/or the health care organization will investigate the claim to determine its merit. If the claim is considered meritorious, settlement negotiations will usually be initiated. If the insurance provider believes there is no liability on the part of the provider, the claimant will be notified. At that time the claim may be taken to court for a legal decision.


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Keystone Heights took down Santa Fe 5-4 in Friday's exciting District 5-2A championship match.
ALACHUA — In the two regular-season meetings split between Keystone Heights and Santa Fe this winter, there was a combined total of seven goals scored in the first match and five in the second contest.
So Keystone Heights coach David McCollum wasn't surprised to see nine goals scored in Friday's District 5-2A championship match.
The coach was also pleased that his Indians held on for a 5-4 victory in what was an entertaining match on a brisk night at Raider Field.
Morgan Gibbs scored a goal and dished out two assists as the Indians (18-3-1) claimed their first district championship since 2009. Madison Colaw and Raychel Trimble each added a goal and an assist for Keystone Heights, which will host Crystal River in Wednesday's Class 2A, Region 2 quarterfinals.
"I was just glad to be on top," McCollum said. "Between these two teams, that is the way both teams have scored, with that kind of firepower, really for the whole season.
"It is always tough on the defense in a district (championship) game. This is a tremendous group."
The Indians, who beat the Raiders 5-2 the first time and lost 4-1 the second time, got going right away. Trimble scored in the third minute, before Taylor Martin answered at the other end, tying the score at 1-1 just a minute later. Gibbs then put the Indians ahead 2-1 by burying a rebound in 10th minute, only to see Briana Thomas score five minutes later on a shot that was misplayed by Indians goalkeeper Haley Arzie.
Colaw then found the back of the net from about 10 yards out in the 22nd minute to give Keystone Heights a 3-2 edge. Julia Osteen, with four minutes left in the first half, headed in the ball off a nicely placed corner kick from Gibbs, giving KH the two-goal advantage.
Three minutes into the second half, Susanne Anderson ripped a shot from just inside the top of the 18-yard box, pulling the Raiders (17-6-1) to within 4-3. However, the Indians struck back in the 48th minute as Hannah Crane scored off a nice cross by Gibbs.
Martin provided the final margin for the Raiders when she knocked in a rebound in the 79th minute.
KH outshot Santa Fe 14-12. Arzie finished with eight saves for the Indians, while Raiders keeper Hannah Shankman stopped nine shots.
The Raiders, will be making their sixth straight regional playoff appearance as they travel to Ocala Trinity Catholic, state semifinalists a year ago, on Wednesday.
"We had opportunities, they had opportunities, unfortunately for Santa Fe, we were one touch short, two or three times and that made the difference," said Santa Fe coach Ken Murphy. "I'm extremely happy that they get another opportunity to come back out and play as a unit and see what what we've learned from today."


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Radware®, a global leader of application delivery and application security solutions for virtual and cloud data centers, today announced that UnionPay, a leading bankcard association headquartered in Shanghai, has recently deployed Radwares FastView®, helping cut page load time for its website up to 65%.
Established in China as a membership organization with over 300 members worldwide, UnionPay has become the world's largest card brand with 3.53 billion cards in circulation just over a decade after it was founded in 2002, according to The Nilson Report which tracks the payments industry.
In order to meet the exponential growth of businesses, we increased the amount of information on our website, which in turn, increased page size and made them heavier, says Mr. KeShi Yu manager, colligation and management department of UnionPay. As we recognize that slow site performance can cause a negative impact on brand perception, it was important for us to improve our customer experience by reducing page load times.
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